A former immigration consultant attempted to lure female clients into his home to perform sexual favours for him, a court has heard. Hakaoro Hakaoro was sentenced to 20 months in jail in January 2014 for working without a licence. This week the 55-year-old has been found guilty of six new complaints by the Immigration Advisors Disciplinary Tribunal. The shocking new allegations include inviting women into his house to enter a sexual relationship with him as well asking them to carry out household duties, reports NZ Herald. Former immigration minister Hakaoro Hakaoro, who was jailed in January 2014 for working without a license, has been found guilty of another string of complaints . Hakaoro took $3,000 from two siblings who wanted help with their immigration status. When the visa applications were denied, he dishonestly told them Immigration New Zealand was still considering their visas. Acting on his behalf, Hakaoro's wife later asked one of the siblings to move into their house, engage in sexual relations with Hakaoro and perform household jobs for them, but the woman declined. The tribunal has confirmed the new complaints and will wait to see further submissions before deciding upon a penalty. The 55-year-old had his licence was cancelled in 2013 after a string of complaints, such as suggesting to a client he impregnate her as a means of getting a work permit . Hakaoro attempted to dismiss the new complaints on account of being unable to defend himself from prison . Hakaoro had previously tried to have the complaints dismissed on account of not being able to defend himself from prison. The 55-year-old had his licence was cancelled in 2013 after a string of similar complaints, including suggesting to a client he impregnate her as a means of getting a work permit. In another case he forced a woman who was unlawfully in the country to give massages to his wife.

Summary: Hakaoro Hakaoro was jailed in January 2014 for working without a licence . A string of new complaints against him have come to light this week . He tried to lure women into sexual services for their promised visas . The tribunal will wait to decide on a penalty for the new complaints .


They each have a dominant Instagram following and are renown for capturing incredible landscape pictures, but what happens when you send eight of the best photographers on a road trip to the Isle of Skye? In a quest to find the perfect photograph, the intrepid social media giants were sent by Europcar to explore and snap nearly 650 miles in three days, and post their findings with the hashtag #MovingSkyewards. Their breathtaking findings have been seen by a combined following of over one million users, with the team proving that Isle of Skye is the perfect road trip destination. Scroll down for video . Beautiful! Hanni Gharib perfectly captures the view at the edge of Loch Earn in the Isle of Skye . Winding wonder! Instagrammer Steve Oates captures The Quiraing, which is a landslip on the eastern face of Meall na Suiramach, the northernmost summit of the Trotternish on the Isle of Skye . Mystical mountains: Steve Oates captures the spectacular Quiraing View on his road trip with fellow bloggers . Reflective Loch Earn perfectly captured on the Europcar trip, which combined Danish and Scottish photographers for a promotional campaign . The intrepid road trippers stopped for a picture on their road trip, which was promoted using the hashtag #MovingSkyewards . The campaign team involved five Danes and three Scots who set out in March to capture some of the area's prized landscapes and landmarks. Photographers included Fedja Salihbasic, who boasts 427,000 followers on Instagram and Hanni Gharib who flew over, meet the likes of Steve Oates and James Wright. They had long been admirers of each other's work, so jumped at the chance to join efforts for the mission. Europcar's aim for the mission was to showcase how having access to a vehicle enables you to fully explore some of Scotland’s most picturesque and remote locations. A spokesperson for the programme said: 'At the start of the campaign, we hoped that the images would capture people’s imagination on Instagram and inspire them to explore this part of Scotland for themselves. A key aspect of the campaign was to highlight Skye’s unrivalled scenery, and we could think of no better people to champion the Misty Isle than our group of Danish and Scottish Instagrammers. As there is no railway access to the Isle of Skye the Instagrammers set off by car to the Isle of Skye, approximately a five hour drive from Edinburgh although the reality was much different. Hanni Gharib said: 'Our mutual passion for nature and photography made a five-hour trip into a 12 hour journey. 'Trying to regulate the amount of stops was hopeless given the breathtaking scenery that unfolded itself around every corner. 'And having our own vehicles gave us the freedom to take whatever (time-consuming, but visually rewarding) detours we chose along the way.' The campaign aimed to show that by having your own vehicle you can make the journey in your own time and enjoy easy access to some of the most spectacular areas of natural beauty along the way . The team were given

Summary: Europcar started a campaign to show how incredible the drive is to Scotland's Isle of Skye . The location is only accessible by bus or private car, and the company enlisted the help of prolific Instagrammers . Eight photographers from Denmark and Scotland embarked on an incredible roadtrip . They used the hashtag #MovingSkyewards so others could join in on celebrating the picturesque area . Together the photographers have over a million followers on the social media site .


Media personality Miranda Devine has apologised after calling a rugby player a 'tosser' for celebrating a try using sign language. Flanker David Pocock scored a hat-trick of tries for Australian Super Rugby team, the Brumbies, who were on their way to a win against the Highlanders at Canberra Stadium on Friday night. Devine tweeted: 'Did Pocock actually do jazz hands when he celebrated a try?!!! What a tosser!' But unfortunately for Devine, it wasn't actually the hand shaking gesture that's become popular recently - the flanker and former Australian captain was actually doing sign language for a friend, which Pocock pointed out in reply. Miranda Devine has apologised after calling David Pocock a 'tosser' for celebrating a try using sign language . Devine had assumed a gesture Pocock had made after scoring a try on Friday night was 'jazz hands' Devine tweeted: 'Did Pocock actually do jazz hands when he celebrated a try?!!! What a tosser!' After the match, Pocock responded to Devine that she'd misinterpreted his hand movements. 'It was actually Auslan/sign language for clapping. I have a friend who's first language is Auslan so it was for her…' he tweeted. Ms Devine then quickly changed her tune and apologised for being so harsh with her initial judgement. 'That's really nice. Sorry I misjudged. Glad it wasn't jazz hands! And congrats on your hat trick,' she replied, alongside an emoji of two open hands. This emoji can be interpreted as showing praise for someone or – fittingly – jazz hands. 'It was actually Auslan/sign language for clapping. I have a friend who's first language is Auslan so it was for her…' Pocock tweeted in return . Ms Devine then quickly changed her tune and apologised for being so harsh with her initial judgement . Pocock was gracious in his reply, tweeting 'thanks, Miranda. That's totally fine. Also glad it wasn't "jazz hands",' accompanied by a smiley face . Pocock was gracious in his reply, tweeting 'thanks, Miranda. That's totally fine. Also glad it wasn't "jazz hands",' accompanied by a smiley face. However, other social media users weren't as quick to forgive. 'In fairness, Devine apologised to Pocock. But really: (1) what kind of adult writes a tweet like that; and (2) WHAT'S WRONG WITH JAZZ HANDS,' columnist Benjamin Law tweeted. 'Egg, meet face,' Criag Wilson wrote. Other social media users weren't as quick to forgive Devine, despite her quick apology . But others were perfectly fine with jazz hands: 'Am I the only one that thinks jazz hands would have been totally acceptable also?' tweeted Kim O'Neill. Others on social media were more understanding, taking the view that 'accidents happen'. 'And you've *never* made a dumb*** assumption/judgement?' the woman wrote to someone who had condemned Ms Devine's comment. 'We're all capable of foot-in-mouth.'

Summary: After scoring a try on Friday night, David Pocock gestured in sign language to a friend . Miranda Devine mistook it for 'jazz hands', calling him a 'tosser' on Twitter . The Rugby player gracefully corrected Devine, who promptly apologised . Social media went into a frenzy following the exchange .


David Cameron's manifesto pledge to dramatically extend Margaret Thatcher's right-to-buy policy was this morning attacked as a 'deeply unfair' bribe which will cost taxpayers billions of pounds. In a bold pitch to working class voters, the Prime Minister said the Tories would offer discounts of up to 70 per cent to 1.3million families in housing association properties to buy their home. But the National Housing Federation said the subsidy - which will be funded by forcing councils to sell off their most expensive properties - will cost taxpayers £5.8billion and was effectively worth £100,000 to each family who benefited. Scroll down for video . Thatcher's plan: Prime Minister David Cameron will announce an extension of the right-to-buy scheme which will allow all 1.3million families in housing association properties to buy their home . The Chartered Institute of Housing, meanwhile, said the move would do nothing to tackle the housing crisis - and could even make it worse by cutting the number of low-cost social homes available for poor families. Labour jumped on the remarks this morning, claiming the policy had 'unravelled' and pointed to figures showing that last year just 479 council homes were sold off – raising £100million, or 2 per cent of the funds promised by the Tories. But the Home Secretary Theresa May defended the policy on the BBC this morning – insisting it was affordable and would give families the opportunity to live in a home that they owned. She said: 'It is a very important policy because it shows what sort of government a Conservative government would be. It shows that we're a government that's on the side of working people who want to get on a build a better future for themselves and their families.' Unveiling the Conservative manifesto this morning, Mr Cameron declared the 'dream of a property-owning democracy is alive'. He said: 'The next Conservative government will extend the right-to-buy to all housing association tenants in this country – 1.3million extra families – a new generation given the security of a home of their own.' Original plan: The right-to-buy scheme became Lady Thatcher's most famous single policy . The pledge to extend right-to-buy, which was introduced in 1980 but has now been stopped in its tracks by Labour in Wales and the SNP in Scotland, will delight the Tory faithful, who were buoyed last night by a six-point poll lead over Labour. But the policy was branded 'deeply unfair' by housing associations and industry experts today. National Housing Federation director Ruth Davison said the extension of Right to Buy to housing association properties was 'the wrong solution to our housing crisis'. She said: 'A very conservative estimate of this policy puts the cost to the taxpayer of at least £5.8billion. 'Following 40 years of successive governments' failure to build the homes the country needs, soaring rents and house prices and the biggest baby boom since the 1950s, ensuring that there enough homes today and tomorrow must be our nation's top priority.' She added: 'Halfway through a programme of austerity and in the grips of

Summary: David Cameron announces extension to right-to-buy housing policy . PM promises to extend Right to Buy to all housing association tenants . Discounts of up to 70% to allow 1.3million families to buy their home . National Housing Federation said the subsidy will cost taxpayers £5.8bn . Claimed it was effectively worth £100,000 for each family who benefited . But the Tories said it would be funded by making councils sell off homes .


An off-duty New Jersey police officer was arrested over the weekend for being in possession of crack cocaine. New Milford officer Daniel DeMarco, of Lodi, was arrested in an Elmwood Park car lot at 2.45pm on Friday for possession of one bag of crack cocaine, a hypodermic syringe and drug paraphernalia, Elmwood Park Police said. Police on scene believed DeMarco, 28, looked suspicious as they were patrolling the area for narcotics travel, Elmwood Police Chief Michael Foligno said. Daniel DeMarco was arrested on Friday at 2.45pm in Elmwood Park, New Jersey, after police approached him because he 'looked suspicious' and found him in possession of a bag of crack cocaine, a hypodermic syringe and drug paraphernalia . DeMarco, pictured here with an unidentified woman, is employed as an officer for the New Milford, New Jersey, police department. They have not said if he will face suspension . In addition to the possession charges, DeMarco was charged with being under the influence of a controlled dangerous substance and DWI, according to NJ.com. DeMarco was sworn in as a police officer in December of 2013 was released to a family member following his arrest. 'We treat everyone the same,' Foligno said about DeMarco being a cop. 'It doesn't matter what you do for a living.' New Milford Police confirmed that DeMarco was still employed by the force but did not say if he would face suspension. DeMarco is scheduled to appear in court on Tuesday. DeMarco, pictured here with an unidentified woman, was also charged with being under the influence of a controlled dangerous substance and DWI. He is scheduled to appear in court on Tuesday .

Summary: New Milford, New Jersey, police officer Daniel DeMarco was arrested Friday . He was spotted in an Elmwood Park car lot and was in possession of one bag of crack cocaine, a hypodermic syringe and drug paraphernalia . He was also charged with being under the influence of a controlled dangerous substance and DWI . New Milford Police confirmed on Monday that he's still employed by the force .


British No 2 Aljaz Bedene has booked a quarter-final place at the Grand Prix Hassan II event in Casablanca. The world No 99, who switched allegiance from Slovenia to Britain last month, knocked out fellow qualifier Arthur De Greef, of Belgium, 6-2, 6-3 in just 70 minutes. London-based Bedene, 25, will now face third seed Jiri Vesely, who was given a far tougher test as he progressed to the last-eight. British number two Aljaz Bedene, pictured in June 2013, defeated Arthur De Greef in just 70 minutes . Bedene represents Great Britain after switching allegiance from Slovenia in March . Czech Vesely claimed his first victory of the year on clay, but only after saving a set-point against former world top-10 player Mikhail Youzhny to progress 7-6 (9/7), 6-3. Top seed and defending champion Guillermo Garcia-Lopez, though, suffered a surprise defeat, bowing out 6-3, 6-3 against Morocco's world number 313 and wild card entry Lamine Ouahab. Ouahab next faces Spaniard Daniel Gimeno-Traver, who held a 6-1, 4-1 lead against seventh seed Mikhail Kukushkin, before he was forced to retire.

Summary: Slovenian-born Aljaz Bedene defeated Belgium's Arthur De Greef . Bedene will face Jiri Vesely after beating Arthur De Greef in 70 minutes . The 25-year-old switched allegiance from Slovenia to Britain in March .


They are the remnant of a bygone era, when Sultan's ruled one of the world's oldest empires, living in a forgotten age of opulence and extravagance in India's immense palace estates. But when the Duke of Wellington 's forces defeated and killed Tipu Sultan, the Tiger of Mysore, in 1799, troops plundered the city and the palace, returning to Britain with gold, jewellery, arms, armour, clothing and even Tipu's grand throne. This month, a collection of the historic artefacts from this exotic empire will go on sale at London auction house Bonhams, and experts expect them to fetch a total of around £1million. Pure opulence: A gem-set sword with pink, green and red stones and an ornate tiger's head pommel is expected to sell for £80,000. This rare quilted helmet with a gold koftgari bar, incredibly artistic stitching and the wonderfully bright colours of India is set to sell for £35,000 . Great adversaries: The Tiger of Mysore, Tipu Sultan, left, and army general, Arthur Wellesley, right, fought in India in 1799. War was waged after spies intercepted a letter from the Sultan proposing an alliance with the French. Wellesley went on to become the Duke of Wellington, defeating Napolean in the Battle of Waterloo. But he earned his stripes fighting in Mysore and rushed to check the sultan's pulse when he was killed . The item tipped to attract the biggest price is the Sultan's personal sporting gun, a four-foot-long rifle made by his own armoury, tipped to make £150,000 alone. It was given as a present to Lord Cornwallis, the Governor General of India, after the fall of Tipu and passed on to the Earls of Pembroke, staying in the family for 200 years. A gold-coloured gem-set sword with an artistic tiger's head pommel showing the craftsmanship of 18th-century Mysore is expected to sell for £80,000. An archer's set, made for Tipu, includes a beautiful gold and red embroidered quiver and arm guards, a belt with a finely-forged buckle and seven decorated arrows. It's expected to sell for £60,000. The collection also includes a rare quilted helmet with a gold koftgari bar, stitched with a finely detailed pattern and the wonderfully bright colours associated with India, which is set to sell for £35,000. One of the prize pieces is an artistically carved hardwood tiger-paw from the foot of Tipu's throne - the only surviving piece of the once magnificent structure - which could make £20,000. Bidders can buy a piece of history with a Mughal gem-set jade plaque, complete with a note stating it was found with the body of Tipu Sultan in 1799 after he died on the battlefield. Other items up for sale include pistols, helmets, swords, intricately embroidered clothing and even a bronze field cannon used to defend the fortress at Seringapatam. Atop of an empire: This historic picture shows what Tipu's magnificent throne would have looked like before he was toppled. On sale in the auction is the only surviving piece of the magnificent throne, a decoratively carved tiger foot with a silver plaque celebrating the

Summary: 30-year-old Duke of Wellington fought Tipu Sultan as an army general in 1799 . Tipu was killed in the defeat and soldiers plundered the city and palace for jewels and riches . Modern British collector was 'obsessed with' Sultan, acquiring works over 30 years . Sale of his collection could fetch £1million with personal gun tipped to get £150,000 alone .


Stephanie Scott was allegedly murdered just days before she was due to walk down the aisle . The man accused of the brutal murder of young teacher Stephanie Scott led a secret life online that included violent video games, a seeming obsession with fantasy worlds and rambling writings for a science fiction series. New details have emerged about Vincent Stanford, who created an online alter ego to use in science fiction, gaming and fantasy forums characters. Stanford, 24, has been charged with killing Ms Scott, a popular high school teacher in Leeton, 550 kilometres from Sydney, on Easter Sunday, just days before she was due to be married to her childhood sweetheart. Fairfax Media identified an online profile it said Stanford used, including a YouTube channel and multiple gaming forums. Using the name of a mythical Aztec serpent Quetzalcoalt, Stanford's wrote scripts for his favourite TV series, the science fiction show Stargate, titled 'Secret endangered' about a fictional land 'under imminent threat when wraith survivors know about atlantis'. 'Hi. Wanted to introduce myself names Vincent. Love stargate and videogames and I do a bit of 3d modelling in my spare time [sic],' he wrote as Quetzalcoalt in one forum. 'Loved stargate resistance and i like fallout 3 gears of war franchise halo 1 through 3 and the dead space games.' he posted in another forum, in June 2012, in reference to some of his favourite shooting games. According to Fairfax Media, Stanford signed petitions to save violent galactic warfare games such as Stargate World and Stargate Resistant. His YouTube account included more than 65 videos - mostly recordings of him playing games with other people online, including the violent zombie apocalypse Dying Light and the fantasy game League of Legends. In many of the videos he can be heard talking in a European-sounding language. In one, he laughs after deliberately blowing up his game character by shooting a gas cannister. Scroll down for video . The online profile named quetzalcoalt identifies himself as a person named Vincent who loves videogames . Stanford uploaded some of his online video game battles to YouTube (seen here) Stanford has uploaded more than 65 videos of his gaming interactions with other gamers as he commentates . Stanford had an obsession with a number of computer games, including League of Legends . Stanford commented 'I regret nothing' on a YouTube video about Nazi leader Rudolf Hess. 'RIP Rudolf Hess. Ich bereue nichts,' he wrote. The gamer was like an invisible man in the small rural town he moved to just 13 months ago. Leeton has a close-knit community of only 6,700 people, but little else is known of the casual school cleaner who has swept the halls of Leeton High School since October. Stanford was born in Tasmania and lived in Holland with his family and working in the city of Rotterdam before returning to Australia as an adult. He moved into a single-storey home with his mother Anika and elder brother Luke with just a small bag of belongings each. His neighbours in Maiden Avenue say

Summary: Police discovered the body of a female in bushland on Friday afternoon . Stephanie Scott was last seen on Easter Sunday which sparked a search . New details revealed alleged killer Vincent Stanford reportedly had an obsession with online video games and neo-Nazi propaganda . It comes as police will contact authorities in Holland for a background check on 24-year-old Stanford, who was charged with murder . Stanford's family led police to Cocoparra National Park north of Griffith . Forensic testing will be carried out on the remains of the body on Monday .


The woman falsely accused of blackmailing premier league star Marcus Rojo has been snapped cutting lines of a suspicious-looking white powder. Sarah Watson, 34, had a brief liaison with the Manchester United defender at a Christmas party for the team. But the fling turned into a nightmare after she found herself falsely accused of trying to extort £100,000 from the footballer. Sarah Watson, who was falsely accused of blackmailing premier league star Marcus Rojo, has been snapped with a suspicious white powder . Ms Watson is seen using a driving licence to cut up lines of the unknown white powder on the glass table . The High Court has since overturned a gagging order against Ms Watson who claims Rojo and his representatives were behind a plot to frame her. Last month a judge ruled the player had tried to buy her off to keep his cheating secret from his partner, and Rojo was ordered to pay her £25,000 legal costs. 'I just wish I'd never got involved with the likes of them,' she said after the court case. 'This has been a total nightmare. Now pictures have emerged which appear to reveal Ms Watson's party girl lifestyle. In one, she is seen using a driving licence to cut up lines of an unknown white power in Las Vegas. In another, she is pictured with a kingsize roll-up while in one, a scantily clad Ms Watson is seen making a V-sign as she poses on the bonnet of a police car. A close friend told the Mirror that single Ms Watson was a regular at trendy spots San Carlo and Neighbourhood in Manchester. The High Court has since overturned a gagging order against Ms Watson who claims Rojo (left) and his representatives were behind a plot to frame her . It was a last-minute decision to go for a 'girls' night out' with six friends in December last year that landed Sarah in her gruelling legal fight. The 34-year-old had met Rojo at Manchester United's private Christmas party in a Manchester bar. She said the footballer had approached her and complimented her looks and dress. Despite calling his approach 'cheesy', she had decided to give him her phone number. Later that evening Rojo invited her to his friend's flat for a more private party, but she declined and they parted. He then sent a text at 2am. 'My love, where are you?' he asked. 'It was a bit of an ego boost for me. There were a lot of young, pretty girls that night, but he wanted me.' So she and a girlfriend booked a taxi to the address he sent her. When they arrived at the flat in the centre of the city, a friend of Rojo's – known in court as Mr X but who now can be named as Kristian Bereit – made a shocking proposition. Rojo's identity in the court case was originally held back as a 'Premier League footballer' though the details have now been revealed . 'He asked me how much it would cost for me

Summary: Sarah Watson had a brief liaison with married footballer Marcus Rojo . Fitness instructor claimed Rojo then tried to frame her for blackmail . His representatives tried to entrap her with promises of cash to spin story . High Court overturned gagging order and ordered Rojo to pay £25k costs .


Match of the Day presenter Gary Lineker has labelled Nigel Farage a 'd***' during last night's leader's debate. The former England footballer launched the scathing attack on the head of Ukip after leaders from each of the seven largest parties went head-to-head for the first time in the historic TV election debate. Opinion polls produced mixed results on who had 'won' the contest, with ComRes survey showing that 40 per cent of voters think David Cameron is 'most capable of leading the country', while others backed SNP leader Nicola Sturgeon and others putting Ed Miliband ahead. Scroll down for videos . Leader of Ukip Nigel Farage has come under attack for his controversial comments made on the TV election debate last night . Match of the Day pundit Gary Lineker labelled Mr Farage a 'd***' after claimed that people with HIV should not be welcomed into Britain for treatment . Mr Farage topped the list for worst and best performing leaders after his controversial comments that people with HIV should not be welcomed into Britain for treatment. The debate spurred a flurry of reaction from footballing stars on Twitter who came out to give their opinions on the leaders. Mr Lineker tweeted: 'Always reluctant to offer a political view, but Farage is a d***!' He took another dig at the Ukip leader later on writing: 'Who would you back? I reckon Farage would leather it over the bar. And blame the foreign goalkeeper for moving.' Former Manchester United defender Rio Ferdinand was also left uninspired by the debate, tweeting: 'Unfortunately, none of these people on that stage engage with the generation of today.' The former England player took another dig at the Ukip leader later on writing: 'Who would you back? I reckon Farage would leather it over the bar. And blame the foreign goalkeeper for moving' Former Manchester United defender Rio Ferdinand was also left uninspired by the debate tweeting that the leaders had failed to engage with today's generation . The Match of the Day presenter launched the scathing attack on the head of Ukip after leaders from each of the seven largest parties went head-to-head for the first time in the historic TV election debate . Mr Miliband, whose hopes of using the debate to catapult him into Number 10 floundered last night, also came under fire. The Labour leader fell flat during the clash, and was left lost for words after being challenged on live TV by Nick Clegg to apologise for Labour crashing the economy. Former Arsenal and Tottenham defender Sol Campbell criticised the Labour leader on Twitter saying: 'I've captained a number of teams and it's clear to see Miliband is no leader.' While Mr Lineker suggested a different way to settle the debate. 'Can this please end with a penalty shoot-out. #leadersdabate.' It was the first time ever that leaders of the seven largest parties had gone head-to-head in a televised election debate . Both Mr Farage and Labour leader Ed Miliband faced criticism for their performances at the ITV debate . A BBC Spokesperson

Summary: Gary Lineker launched the scathing attack after historic election debate . Labelled Nigel Farage a 'd***' over his comments on foreign HIV sufferers . Football stars tweeted as seven major party leaders went head-to-head . Sol Campbell also attacked Ed Miliband saying it was clear he's 'no leader'


A convicted felon who robbed a bank so he could go back to prison for food and shelter is staying on the straight and narrow after an outpouring of support from his community. David Potchen, who robbed a bank in Merrillville, Indiana, last June, now has a job as a welder and is staying out of trouble after receiving help from family members that had long been estranged. The man, 53, had told a Lake County judge earlier this year that he attempted to rob a local Chase bank so that he could get placed back in custody, where he had served 12 and a half years in prison. David Potchen (pictured 2014), who robbed a bank in Merrillville, Indiana, and waited for police to arrive so he could go back to prison, is now employed and living with the support of his relatives . Potchen, who was originally sentenced for a 2000 bank robbery, had been making $8.29 an hour in prison but had trouble finding a job on his release, according to the Chicago Tribune. He was on probation in June and served 286 more days before he told Judge Clarence Murray that he would plead guilty only if he got the maximum eight years for the recent theft and was put back in prison. 'In my lifetime I have had occasion to run into a lot of homeless people, but I don't recall ever meeting face-to-face a hopeless person. To me, someone who would give up on freedom, it was just shocking,' Murray said. Potchen had decided he needed to go back to prison after his years free had left him without a job or a place to stay and sleeping in mosquito-filled woods. After stealing roughly $1,000 with a bank robbery note on the back of his resume, he sat on the curb outside and waited for police. Potchen had lost his job, lost his place to stay and spent a night in the woods before deciding to rob a bank in Indiana with a note on the back of his resume . The ex-con spent 12 and a half years in prison (pictured) and said that he wanted to go back after hitting rock bottom during his parole last year . The judge decided to let Potchen withdraw his plea and give the 53-year-old a conversion charge that will drop the robbery charge if he stays out of trouble for one year. 'You’re not a throwaway, Mr. Potchen. You have value, sir. I’m always optimistic and hopeful that there are still good people out there who believe freedom is important,' Murray said in February. Murray appealed to those who heard about the case to offer the defendant help. Now the reformed man has reconnected with cousins who have bought him a microwave, clothes and a coffee maker to help him adjust to life on the outside and continue working welding truck flat beds in Illinois. 'I can't stop them. They keep buying me things,' he said. The owner of the trucking company, a devout Christian, has hired

Summary: David Potchen, 53, robbed bank and sat on curb waiting for police in June . He had served 12 and a half years starting in 2000 before parole . Potchen lost job and housing before spending night in the woods . Judge gave him conversion charge and will drop recent robbery charge if he stays out of trouble for a year . He is employed as welder and estranged cousins are taking care of him .


It is matches like this that makes one wonder just how good Gael Monfils could have been; and perhaps how good he still can be. The Frenchman is sometimes fantastic, often frustrating and always flamboyant but he brought all the good parts of his game to bear as he knocked Roger Federer out of the Monte Carlo Masters 6-4, 7-6 in a thrilling last-16 encounter. Monfils displayed the breathtaking athleticism that can make Novak Djokovic look sluggish and the shotmaking that can make Andy Murray seem conventional. But the 28-year-old also played with focus and commitment, two attributes which can sometimes be found wanting in the world No 18. Gael Monfils celebrates after beating Roger Federer in straight sets at the Monte Carlo Masters . Frenchman Monfils beat the former world No 1 6-4 7-6 in a last-16 thriller on Thursday in Monaco . Federer started smoothly and broke with a clever chipped return. But the 33-year-old handed the break back with a double fault and the momentum swung towards the Frenchman. At 4-4, Monfils came out on top in a pulsating 31-shot rally to bring up three break points. On the second, he won another grueling point and then served out comfortably. The second set was the best of the tournament so far. Each game was fiercely contested with both men playing superb, intense tennis. Federer shows his frustration after bowing out of the clay court tournament to the No 14 seed . Federer leaves the court after his loss put Monfils through to his first last-eight match in Monaco . Neither was able to puncture the other’s serve and so, appropriately, a tie break was needed to separate them. Every rally in the breaker was a mini epic. Federer edged ahead with a brilliant return winner but missed a backhand to cede the advantage. Monfils won a couple of points on serve and the world No 2 was forced to serve to stay in the match at 5-6. He missed an approach shot wide and the Frenchman unfurled that trademark beaming grin. Monfils will face Grigor Dimitrov in what should be an explosive quarter-final. World No 18 Monfils hit 22 winners to Federer’s 17 as he shocked the 17-time Grand Slam winner . Monfils and Federer shake hands at the end of the match after the 28-year-old overcame the 33-year-old .

Summary: Gael Monfils beat Roger Federer 6-4, 7-6 at the Monte Carlo Masters . The Frenchman showed how good he can be in thrilling last-16 win . Monfils now faces Grigor Dimitrov in the quarter-finals in Monaco .


Leeds striker Steve Morison admits he has never experienced anything like the current circus surrounding the SkyBet Championship side. Six players - Mirco Antenucci, Giuseppe Bellusci, Dario Del Fabro, Marco Silvestri, Souleymane Doukara and Edgar Cani - withdrew from the squad on the eve of Saturday's trip to Charlton citing injuries, and this is just the latest incident in another turbulent period at Elland Road. A 'freakish set of events' was how beleaguered boss Neil Redfearn described the sextet's absence after the game but Morison, who scored Leeds' goal in the 2-1 defeat at The Valley, told BBC West Yorkshire Sport: 'We're around it every day. Leeds United striker Steve Morison (centre) admits he is surprised by the chaos at Elland Road at the moment . Giuseppe Bellusci and three other Italians were among those who withdrew form the Leeds squad . Souleymane Doukara was another player that withdrew as part of the latest drama at Elland Road . 'People draw their own conclusions over what happened (with the withdrawals). It's a tough situation and you have to take everything at face value, but it's been like it all season in one way or another.' When asked if there was a split in the camp, the 31-year-old added: 'It's just been one of those seasons where every day something different has happened. 'I've never known anything like it in football and I've played for teams scrapping for their lives - Millwall last year - and teams that have been promoted. I've played in the Premier League with a bunch of Championship players that should never have stayed up and the one thing we had ultimately was a team and team spirit. 'Sometimes you can get away with being very, very average - I would class myself as an average footballer - but I've had a team around me and it works.' Former Leeds captain Trevor Cherry, meanwhile, branded the players who withdrew at short notice from Saturday's match a 'disgrace' and called for them to be sacked by the club. Italian quartet Antenucci, Bellusci, Del Fabro and Silvestri, Frenchman Doukara and Albanian Cani all told Redfearn they were injured and could not travel to London. According to the manager, Silvestri had been rested since sustaining a knock but had been expected to recover, while Antenucci and Cani declared themselves unfit after training on Thursday with the rest pulling out following a 'light' session on Friday. But Cherry was unimpressed and wants the players out of Elland Road. 'I would sack them and take the PFA (Professional Footballers' Association) on,' he said on BBC Radio Five Live's Sportsweek. 'I don't think players can do that, it's scandalous and it's just another story for Leeds United that is disgraceful.' Striker Antenucci used Twitter to defend himself, as did goalkeeper Silvestri who posted a picture of a cut on his back suffered against Norwich on Tuesday night. However, Cherry questioned if they were legitimate reasons to withdraw. 'In the old days you used to play with anything, cuts or one thing or another,' he said.

Summary: Leeds forward Steve Morrison is surprised by the drama at the club . Six Leeds players recently withdrew from the squad to face Charlton . Manager Neil Redfearn is facing increasing pressure in his role .


A 73-year-old reserve deputy shot and killed a man during an undercover operation after thinking he had his stun gun when he opened fire. Robert Charles Bates shot and killed Eric Courtney Harris as the younger man was trying to buy drugs and a gun from deputies posing as dealers in the parking lot of a dollar store. Harris, 44, was being restrained by one of the undercover police officers when Bates, who was monitoring from afar, ran up 'trying to get the situation under control' and fired one shot. According to police at the scene in Tulsa, Oklahoma, Bates, a former full-time officer, accidentally pulled out his service weapon instead of the stun gun. Confusion: Robert Charles Bates, 73, accidentally grabbed his pistol and shot a man dead, it has been claimed . Major Shannon Clark told CNN: 'They were struggling trying to get him into custody, he ran up trying to use a less lethal device, trying to get the situation under control, inadvertently he discharged a round from his service weapon.' He added: 'Did an accident happen? Sure. But is it accredited to his age? Or was it accredited to the rapidly evolving situation? I guess that will be determined in the investigation.' Bates, who has been a reserve since 2008, is the chief executive of Robert C Bates LLC, a Tulsa-based insurance company, who worked as an officer assigned to the Violent Crimes Task Force. He also spent time with the Tulsa Police Auxiliary. Speaking to local site News OK, Bates said: 'It was me. My attorney has advised me not to comment. As much as I would like to, I can’t.' According to Tulsa Police, Harris had met an undercover officer to sell him a 9 mm semi-automatic pistol and 300 rounds ammunition and ran when deputies tried to arrest him, then fought with another deputy when he was shot. Killed: Eric Harris, 44, was allegedly meeting with undercover deputies to buy a 9 mm semi-automatic pistol . He was gunned down after officers 'observed him reaching for his waistband area ... causing concern for the deputies' safety,' CNN reported. Officers had been monitoring Harris as part of an investigation into the trade of methamphetamine. As he met with undercover deputies to allegedly hand over the drugs, he is accused of offering to throw in a sawed-off gun. His convictions include escaping prison in 1990, robbery with a dangerous weapon in 1999, and making threatening phone calls. According to Tulsa Police, Harris' killer, Bates, is classified as an advanced deputy. Reserves are 'basic', 'intermediate', or 'advanced'. The qualify for 'advanced', officers are required to have a minimum of 320 hours of training and 25 hours of training a year. During the annual field training program, they are tested on how to use and identify lethal and non-lethal weapons. With the same power as paid deputies, reserves can conduct their own investigations, make arrests and work on task forces.

Summary: Robert Charles Bates, 73, was allegedly trying to pull out his taser . He killed 44-year-old Eric Harris, who was 'buying' a gun from undercovers . Police in Tulsa, Oklahoma, said Harris may have had a gun on him . The victim was being restrained by an undercover officer when Bates ran up .


Scottish comedian Limmy has horrified fans by posting a video of a massive spider crawling out of his mouth and inching its way across his face. The 38-year-old, who starred in the BBC comedy Limmy's Show, revolted his many followers after he uploaded the seven-second clip. During the clip, Limmy keeps a manic grin on his face as the spider walks out of his mouth and along his cheek. Comedian Limmy grins manically as the three-inch house spider crawls out of his mouth onto his chin . In what has been described as a self-imposed 'bushtucker trial' Limmy commented 'Sweet dreams' to his fans. The three-inch house spider appears to be completely unharmed by its ordeal in the Glaswegian's mouth. One fan called Toxxi asked: 'How does it know not to just go down your throat and get killed in an oesophagus spasm?' Umar Ditta queried: 'How many have you eaten?' Annie MacDonald replied: 'Oh man. It’s disgusting.' And David Morgan added: 'Let the nightmares begin.' Others were more impressed by Limmy’s vine. Marina insisted: 'This is the best thing I’ve ever seen.' And someone called TheEventHorizon wrote: 'This truly is the best clip the internet has ever generated. Well done Limmy mate.' The spider runs down across Limmy's chin before making its way up along the side of his left cheek . Moments later the spider runs up his cheek and heads towards Limmy's forehead before the video ends .

Summary: Limmy posted the shocking seven-second video on his Vine account . The 38-year-old comedian starts with the spider crawling out of his mouth . The three-inch house spider crawls across his chin and runs up his cheek . The video ends with the spider approaching Limmy's forehead .


A 12-year-old boy has set a world record after discovering the largest European wasp nest on a property Down Under. Jordan Waddingham scoured through bushland at Karoola, north east of Launceston in Tasmania to unravel the plague of wasps after his mother Stephanie offered him $20 to locate the nest. Within minutes, the little wasp hunter made a startling discovery when he stumbled across the gigantic two-year-old nest near a creek bank after following a trail of wasps. Scroll down for video . Jordan Waddingham made a startling discovery after finding the world's largest European wasp nest . 'I followed the wasps back to their nest after they'd gone and collected wood from our sheds,' young Jordan told Seven News. Honorary Research Associate at Launceston's Queen Victoria Museum Simon Fearn told ABC it took two days to unearth the nest from the ground and four men to carry it out of the bush. 'A one-year-old nest is the size of a soccer ball, but this nest takes up the best part of a cubic metre,' he said. 'Normally European wasp nests don't survive through winter, but last year's mild, dry winter allowed it to survive into its second year.' The 12-year-old said he followed a trail of wasps when he stumbled across the gigantic 90-kilogram nest . Young Jordan's discovery is currently on display at the Queen Victoria Museum and Art Gallery in Launceston . The 90-kilogram nest is measured at one metre tall and a circumference of three metres after it was located among a blueberry bush and destroyed overnight when the wasps were dormant. Experts believe it's the largest subterranean European wasp nest ever discovered with up to 100,000 wasps could have been living inside, Seven News reports. The nest will be on display at the Queen Victoria Museum and Art Gallery in Launceston over the Easter long weekend.

Summary: A 12-year-old boy found the world's largest European wasp nest ever found . Jordan Waddingham made $20 from his mum for his startling discovery . It measures at one metre tall and a circumference of three metres . The nest was destroyed overnight when the wasps were dormant . It took two days to remove the 90-kilogram nest from the ground . The nest is being displayed at the Queen Victoria Museum and Art Gallery .


Northampton will await expert opinion before deciding when George North will next play after confirming the Wales wing will miss Saturday's European Champions Cup quarter-final at Clermont Auvergne after his latest head injury. North has been knocked unconscious three times in recent months, including in last Friday's 52-30 win over Wasps, and was on Wednesday being assessed by a neurologist. 'We won't play him at the weekend,' Saints director of rugby Jim Mallinder said. George North lies motionless on the Franklin's Gardens turf after being knocked out against Wasps . 'Clearly he had a nasty knock. He did get knocked unconscious for a very short period of time. Thankfully he was well looked after, he came round very quickly and has had no real bad adverse after-effects. But even so, we won't play him this weekend. 'He's making good progress. He's improving and down there at the moment going to see a neurologist and we'll wait to see what the experts say. 'We've got to make sure the medical experts are happy and satisfied that he is fit to return to play and as soon as they say he is, then we'll be happy to pick him again.' North left the field unconscious after scoring the second of two tries in Saints' win, with Wasps forward Nathan Hughes sent off for dangerous play as the Wales wing touched down. Hughes protested his innocence but on Tuesday was banned for three weeks. North also suffered blows to the head on Wales duty in the autumn and during the RBS 6 Nations when twice he had head knocks in the opener against England, controversially continuing before being stood down for the Scotland clash. Former World Rugby medical adviser Dr Barry O'Driscoll says North - the top try-scorer in the competition with seven this season - should not play again this term. Nathan Hughes arrives late as North touches down - moments later his leg connected with the wing's head . Mallinder is not unduly concerned but will await medical opinion. 'There's been lots of opinion over the last few days in particular,' Mallinder said. 'We've got to be careful that we don't blow anything out of proportion. 'It's a tough game. George has said that himself. People who play the game understand that there are inherent dangers, I suppose, of playing. 'We're always going to have incidents but player welfare will always come first. We will make sure we follow all protocols.' North might have been eligible for Saturday's match, had he passed the return to play concussion protocols. Mallinder added: 'If it was his first one (concussion) then we would be considering him, if he passed all the protocols that he had to and was available. 'Seeing as it's not his first then it's the sensible thing to take specialist opinion.' Mallinder was reluctant to comment on Hughes' three-week ban - a punishment which left his Wasps team-mate James Haskell to tweet 'astounded would be an understatement' - but insisted he did not want to see the incident repeated. The Welshman receives medical

Summary: George North knocked out after scoring against Wasps on Friday . Concussion was the wing's third suffered in recent months . North will sit out Saturday's Champions Cup clash on medical advice . Wasps No 8 Nathan Hughes been banned for three weeks for the incident .


Crucible thoroughbreds John Higgins and Graeme Dott led the Scottish charge on Sunday at the Betfred World Championship. Four-time winner Higgins impressed with a 10-5 first-round victory over Robert Milkins, and looked to be approaching the form that last saw him take the title four years ago. The 39-year-old fired breaks of 77, 75, 69 and a clinching 106 in the second session as he coasted home against Gloucester potter Milkins, who took the match beyond its evening interval but was thoroughly outplayed. John Higgins plays a shot during his match against Robert Milkins during the Betfred World Championships . Milkins said of his conqueror: 'It's going to take a good man to beat him on that form. 'He's playing really good stuff. I think I did well to get five frames.' Dott, unseeded this year but a proven Crucible class act and champion in 2006, was a 10-8 winner earlier as he ousted Ricky Walden. Higgins has sprung back to competitive form level this year, notably in taking the Welsh Open title in February to end a two-and-a-half-year major trophy drought. He had openly expressed fears his days as a winner were over, but Higgins is daring to dream of a fifth world title. He said: 'I'm feeling relief and pride to beat Robert because he's a dangerous player. I knew I'd lost my last four matches to him. 'I thought I hit the ball well. I missed a few but I felt good in amongst them.' Asked directly whether he was a potential champion, Higgins initially said: 'Nah. There's more and more contenders out there. I probably know what it takes to win it but there's more favoured players than me.' But the desire is there, and unmistakably he does have one eye on the trophy. Higgins added: 'It would be amazing if I could win it and go level with somebody like Ronnie O'Sullivan on five titles. That would be beyond my wildest dreams. The fire is still there. 'I've had a few sleepless nights thinking I'd never get back into the winners' circle. Luckily it happened at the Welsh Open and that's given me a bit of a boost. 'You doubt yourself definitely, especially in dark times, but now hopefully there's some good times. 'Just to win this again would be incredible. Ronnie has probably outstripped me, winning more tournaments and making more century breaks, and he's obviously chasing Stephen Hendry's records. 'But there's perhaps Hendry, Ronnie and (Steve) Davis before me winning most. If it's just those three ahead of me I can't complain. It's not a bad three to have in front of you.' Graeme Dott plays a shot during his match against Ricky Walden during the Betfred World Championships .

Summary: John Higgins beats Robert Milkins 10-5 to reach second round . Higgins says he would love to challenge for World title again . But the 39-year-old admits there are many more favoured players . Graeme Dott sees off Ricky Walden 10-8 .


HISTORY'S WARNING . England ended the day in a strong position, but it’s worth bearing in mind what happened in Antigua in 2009. Like Thursday, England declared just before tea, leaving West Indies a hefty target (503). But the home side’s lower order hung on — with Sulieman Benn batting as high as nine — and forced an unlikely draw. Stuart Broad celebrates with his England team-mates after taking the wicket of Kraigg Brathwaite . BRUISER BUTTLER . With Gary Ballance knocking the ball around the park, his partner Jos Buttler thought he’d get in on the act — but instead smashed a loopy ball from Marlon Samuels straight into his team-mate’s arm. The Yorkshire batsman was left with a nasty bruise but was fine to carry on. England's Gary Ballance receives treatment on the field after he was struck by a shot from Jos Buttler . ROOT IS SECURE . After Ballance and Ian Bell made centuries in the first Test, Joe Root’s 142-run contribution has been largely overlooked. The Yorkshireman has emerged as a consistent performer for England, passing 50 runs seven times in his last six Tests. Joe Root plays a shot during his 142-run total on day four at the Sir Vivian Richards Stadium . UMPIRE DAVIS STUMPED . Umpire Steve Davis dropped a bit of a clanger in the afternoon. Jason Holder bowled at Buttler’s leg stump and hit the batsman on the bottom of his left pad, earning an lbw call from Davis. Buttler reviewed the decision and to no-one’s surprise, DRS showed the ball was missing leg stump by so much it didn’t even pitch in line. Umpire Steve Davis dropped a bit of a clanger in the afternoon with his lbw call on Buttler . A BISHOO BLUNDER? Thursday's free-scoring was assisted greatly by a toiling West Indies spin attack, prompting many — including Sir Viv Richards — to question the absence of leg-spinner Devendra Bishoo, who ran out Bell as a sub fielder on Wednesday. England fans may remember his excellent three-wicket haul against Bell and Co at the 2011 World Cup. Leg spinner Devendra Bishoo was conspicuous in his absence for West Indies against England . MORGAN'S RUM DO . Elsewhere, Eoin Morgan and Ravi Bopara — both overlooked for this Test — were in action for Sunrisers Hyderabad as they lost to Rajasthan Royals. Morgan laboured to 27 from 30 balls, but Bopara helped himself to 23 off 19 and two wickets. Eoin Morgan, who was overlooked for the first Test, was in action for Sunrisers Hyderabad on Thursday .

Summary: England were held to draw against West Indies in 2009 despite leaving their opponents with a hefty target of 503 . Gary Ballance battled on in Antigua despite suffering a knock to his arm . Joe Root made an impressive contribution with his 142 runs .


Arsenal are only three signings away from winning the title and should start by pinching Chelsea goalkeeper Petr Cech, according to former Gunners midfielder Ray Parlour. Cech is likely to be watching from the substitutes bench when Arsenal face Chelsea at the Emirates Stadium on Sunday, having made only four league starts this season. Jose Mourinho's men are 10 points clear going into the game this weekend but Parlour believes signing Cech in the summer can help Arsenal overcome the Blues next year. Ray Parlour believes Arsenal moving for Petr Cech this summer would be a 'no brainer' The experienced keepers has made just four league starts this season for the Blues . 'Cech would definitely be on my radar if I was Arsene Wenger,' said Parlour, who was speaking at the Boot Camp stage of The People's Pundit, championed by Carlsberg - the Official Beer of the England team and the Premier League. 'Cech has got that experience, he's played in big games and he's only 33 so he's got plenty of years left in him. 'Wojciech Szczesny wants to play on a regular basis and you could still get good money for him, someone will buy him for around £6million. 'So it's a no-brainer really. If you can get Cech for around £10m and sell Szcezsny for £6m, it's a great deal for Arsenal. 'The question is will Chelsea sell to a rival? I'm not sure they will.' Arsenal can make it nine consecutive league victories with a win on Sunday and the team's strong finish to the campaign has given Gunners fans hope for a more sustained title challenge next year. 'The summer window will be very important to what happens next season,' Parlour said. Cech (left) has had to play second fiddle to Thibaut Courtois (right) all season . 'The spine of the team needs strengthening - I think they need a centre half, a central midfielder and a goalkeeper. 'Alexis Sanchez has had a brilliant season, he's set the bar so high so early in his career that when he dropped off, it seemed like it wasn't the Sanchez we know. 'He has been amazing this season. If Arsene Wenger can get two or three players of his calibre this summer, there's no reason why Arsenal can't win the league next year.' Wenger has not come out on top against Mourinho in 12 attempts and a win this weekend would be particularly welcome for the Frenchman as Arsenal look to cement second place. Chelsea ground out a 1-0 victory against Manchester United last time out and Parlour expects the league leaders to be resolute again on Sunday. Parlour believes the Gunners should sell Wojciech Szczesny in order to sign Cech this summer . 'A draw is a perfect result for Chelsea,' Parlour said. 'They'll look to defend well and put in a solid performance so it's up to Arsenal to ask questions. 'With the pace they've got, Arsenal can test Chelsea's back four. 'John Terry has been brilliant this year but he does sit off a bit

Summary: Arsenal face Chelsea on Sunday in the Premier League . Gunners legend Ray Parlour insists the club are just three signings away from winning the title . Arsenal go into this weekend's game 10 points behind leaders Chelsea . Parlour says a summer move for Petr Cech would be a 'no brainer' The former midfielder doubts whether Chelsea would sell to a title rival .


An unknown man's theft of a Texas neighborhood's wild peacock was caught on camera by surveillance video as he roughly handled the beautiful bird. Residents of Beckley Club Estates in Dallas, Texas, say that they saw a man approach a male peacock, who was in the middle of its mating ritual and had unfurled its full plumage, before quickly snatching him up on Saturday. Footage from the home of Lisa Solis shows the thief grab the animal by both its claws before shoving him in his black SUV around 7pm. Residents of a Dallas neighborhood saw a man approach a male peacock, who was in the middle of its mating ritual and had unfurled its full plumage, before quickly snatching him up on Saturday . The man is seen bending down and picking up the bird by its claws before shoving it into his black Chevy Tahoe with its feathers sticking out of the door . Solis's neighbor Tisha Crear said she saw the event, and rushed out of the house and yelled at the man, but could only watch as he drove off with half of the peacock's feathers hanging out of the door. Ms Crear said that she had heard peahens screaming before the incident when the bird, the largest and oldest male peacock of those that live in the subdivision, was stolen, according to NBC Dallas. Ms Solid called the theft and aggressive treatment of the bird animal cruelty. 'Do I need to sit on the porch with a shotgun or what do I have to do? Because we are going to protect the peacocks,' Ms Crear said, holding a feather from the stolen bird. Residents of the neighborhood, where peacocks have lived for the past 20 years, filed a report to the police about the missing animal . Surveillance video also shows the black Chevy Tahoe driver stalking the birds for 20 minutes before he grabbed his target. The suspect is described as a Hispanic man who was wearing shorts, a white shirt and a baseball cap. Peacocks have lived in the neighborhood for 20 years, according to the Dallas Morning News. Residents, who have reported the incident to police, are also worried about the birds' long term survival if the peacock patriarch is not able to return and fertilize eggs. Neighbors have previously organized to protect the animals following one resident's complaint.

Summary: Residents of Beckley Club Estates saw man steal bird on Saturday . Wild peacocks have lived in the Dallas neighborhood for two decades . Unidentified man seen on video stalking the bird for 20 minutes .


A biological father and daughter in an incestuous relationship have lost custody of their second baby after the first son, plagued with genetic problems, was also taken away. The baby boy was removed from their care four days after he was born in Oregon last year, . Eric Lee Gates and his adult daughter, Chalena Mae Moody, had asked the appeals court to overturn a decision for the baby to be put in foster care, but their case was rejected, reports the Register Guard. The baby boy was taken away just four days after he was born in Oregon and Eric Lee Gates (right) and his adult daughter, Chalena Mae Moody, (left) had asked the appeals court to overturn a decision for the baby to be put in foster care . In March, Moody, 25, was sentenced to 10 days in jail on the incest charge, but got credit for time already served and did not have to serve any additional days behind bars . Authorities say Moody and her father were living as a couple in Springfield, before moving to Klamath Falls and have had two children under two years of age. In March, Moody, 25, was sentenced to 10 days in jail on the incest charge, but got credit for time already served and did not have to serve any additional days behind bars. She also received 18 months probation. Gates, 49, is currently serving a six-month jail sentence for violating his probation by moving back in with Moody after he was originally convicted of incest in January. Gates was also ordered to pay restitution to the State of Oregon for the medical expenses of the two children. Gates and Moody are prohibited from contacting each other while on probation. Incest, even when both participants are adults, is a felony crime in Oregon. The pair have two children together - born in 2013 and 2014 - a third died in utero. Moody was married to another man at the time of the second child's birth. The pair have two children together - born in 2013 and 2014 - a third died in utero. Moody (pictured) was married to another man at the time of the second child's birth with her father . Genetic sexual attraction is a seldom-talked about phenomenon that frequently occurs between children and their long-lost parents. It describes feelings of intense intimacy between two relatives who have been separated during the critical years of development and bonding, and then meet for the first time as adults. Essentially strangers, when an adult-child and their biological parent finally meet, the brain struggles to associate each other as family. Instead, they become captivated with one another, sharing similar physical features, likes and dislikes, which is coupled with complex feelings of intimacy. This can lead both parties to express their emotions sexually. The phenomenon was first identified by Barbara Gonyo in the Eighties, after she a wrote book called I'm His Mother, But He's Not My Son, which recounted her personal story of reuniting with the son she placed for adoption

Summary: The baby boy was taken away four days after he was born in Oregon to Chalena Mae Moody, 25, and her father, Eric Lee Gates, 49 . Authorities say Moody and Gates, were living as a couple in Springfield, before moving to Klamath Falls - they now have had two children . Pair did not know each other during Moody's childhood . Moody was married when she gave birth to child and already had three other children .


The Florida mailman who caused a major security scare when he landed his gyro-copter on the US Capitol lawn on Wednesday afternoon was just seconds from being shot out of the sky. House Homeland Security panel Chairman Michael McCaul revealed that Capitol authorities had Doug Hughes, 61, in their sights and were prepared to open fire. 'Had it gotten any closer to the speaker's balcony they have long guns to take it down, but it didn't. It landed right in front,' McCaul said about the flight which was undetected until authorities actually saw the craft approach. However, Hughes claims he informed the Secret Service and Capitol police of his potentially lethal stunt into the no-fly zone, which was designed to draw attention to campaign finance reform and government corruption. Speaking prior to the flight and just days after a man shot himself dead in front of the Capitol on Saturday causing panic, Hughes appeared confident he would survive his 'insane' protest. 'I don't believe that the authorities are going to shoot down a 61-year-old mailman in a flying bicycle,' said Hughes of the latest embarrassment for White House and Capitol security. Indeed, NORAD reported that they did not scramble any assets and were not informed of the flight until it had landed. And local Washington D.C. response helicopter units designed to deal with slow moving targets admitted they did not react either. Scroll Down for Video . Investigation: The gyro-copter flown by Doug Hughes lies on the West Lawn of the Capitol building in Washington D.C after he landed it there on Wednesday afternoon . Approach: The small gyro-copter (circled in red) lands on the West Lawn of the Capitol in Washington as members of the public walk by . Stunned reaction: Doug Hughes brings his gyro-copter into land on the West Lawn of the Capitol in Washington in front of astonished tourists and office workers . Practice: Doug Hughes flys his gyro-copter near the Wauchula Municipal Airport in Wauchula, Florida in March during a trial-run for his US Capitol stunt . Mission accomplished: Doug Hughes' single-seater craft sits on the West Front lawn of the US Capitol after his brazen flight . Practice: According to the Tampa Bay Times Mr. Hughes (pictured here on a practice run in Florida) has been planning his Capitol building landing for two years . Protest flight: Doug Hughes took off from an undisclosed location in Washington D.C. and landed his gyro-copter on the West Front lawn of the US Capitol building . Campaign for change: In these April, 2015, photos, Doug Hughes puts address labels on half of the 535 letters to Congress that he intended to deliver via gyro-copter at his home in Ruskin . Doug Hughes' close friend Mike Shanahan, said today that the Hughes is not a terrorist and did not mean any harm with his protest. 'I was scared to death they were going to kill him,' Shanahan said to the Tampa Bay Times. 'My thanks goes out to whomever it was who decided not to pull the trigger.' The mailman's

Summary: Florida mailman breaches no-fly zone and lands gyro-copter on US Capitol West Front Lawn . Doug Hughes, 61, concocted the stunt to raise awareness of campaign finance reform . Flew undetected from an undisclosed location near to Washington D.C and landed at 2pm . Stunned bystanders just watched as the helicopter flew past the Gen. Ulysses Grant statue and came to a halt . He has been planning the stunt for two years and said he kept his wife in the dark about it .


It was a moment that gave Philippe Coutinho ‘the creeps’ - standing in the players’ lounge, awaiting the arrival of football royalty, he had nerves like never before. Not much flusters Coutinho, whom The Kop has christened O Magico (The Magician), but before Liverpool’s tussle with Manchester United last month he and Lucas Leiva were given the chance to meet Brazil’s most famous son. Spending time with Pele did not disappoint. ‘It’s the ultimate honour because Pele is the greatest player of Brazil and probably the world,’ says Coutinho. ‘We only spoke for a little bit but he asked us how things were. Yes, I got a photograph. I’m going to keep it alongside the one I have with Ronaldinho.’ Liverpool midfielder Philippe Coutinho (left) described it as the 'ultimate honour' to speak to Brazil icon Pele . Pele (centre) was a special guest for the Reds' league encounter vs rivals Manchester United last month . In terms of looking for sources of inspiration, Coutinho could hardly choose two better. His ambition is to follow in their footsteps and make Brazil’s fabled No 10 shirt his own but, before then, his first task must be to dominate Anfield’s landscape. There is no doubting Coutinho’s class. Look on YouTube and you will find footage of him bamboozling opponents as a 10-year-old in Rio de Janeiro. A decade on and the same tricks and shimmies are flummoxing defenders in the Barclays Premier League. During Monday’s 2-0 dismissal of Newcastle United, Coutinho produced one moment of skill - a step-over and dummied pass all in the same movement - that prompted Brendan Rodgers to applaud. ‘When you see the manager trusts you and gives you a lot of confidence it makes you play even better,’ says Coutinho. Since the turn of the year, Coutinho’s form and confidence have risen dramatically. There have been a number of spectacular moments, particularly in the FA Cup - his goals in replays against Bolton Wanderers and Blackburn Rovers are the reason Liverpool travel to Wembley to face Aston Villa in the semi-final on Sunday. Rodgers feels the resurgence of Coutinho, who is on the six-man shortlist for the PFA Player of the Year, comes from him feeling settled after signing a new long-term contract at the beginning of February. The 22-year-old does not disagree with his manager. Unlike the situation surrounding Raheem Sterling’s negotiations, the discussions for Coutinho were straightforward. ‘Liverpool have always shown a great warmth to me so when they came to me with a proposal I did not need to think twice,’ he says. Coutinho (centre) scored the only goal as Liverpool won 1-0 at Blackburn in their FA Cup sixth round replay . ‘I have always been looked after very well by this club and I am very happy here, so I didn’t even have to think about it. My mind is at Liverpool.’ And so on to Wembley. Again Coutinho expects to feel ‘the creeps’ at one of the sport’s most iconic venues but he is also aware of how imperative it is to

Summary: Liverpool face Aston Villa in their FA Cup semi-final at Wembley on Sunday . Pele was a special guest as the Reds played Manchester United in March . Philippe Coutinho has been nominated for the PFA Player of the Year and PFA Young Player of the Year awards .


No matter how young or old we are, most of us experience the odd memory lapse. Perhaps it will be forgetting where you put the car keys, or what you went to get from upstairs. Thankfully, these moments pass. But for those with dementia there is no such relief. Imagine what it's like being unable to recall what you'd done an hour before. Or not remembering how to navigate around your own house or the names of your nearest and dearest. Or knowing what everyday things are for, such as a fridge. Today, in the third part of our major Good Health series on dementia, we look at ways to help minimise the impact of these memory problems, to prolong independence and help those with dementia live as full a life as possible. Scroll down for video . Older people find it harder to reach a deeper sleep - but they still need just as much . THINGS THAT SABOTAGE YOUR MEMORY . Getting overtired: If the brain is tired, it affects the memory even for those without dementia. Recently, scientists have found out why. During deep sleep, brain waves move memories from the hippocampus - the area of the brain that is involved in short-term memory - to the prefrontal cortex at the front of the brain, where long-term memories are stored. If this doesn't happen, short-term memories get overwritten with new ones and the consequence is forgetfulness, according to researchers at the University of California, Berkeley. It is a common misconception that we need less sleep as we get older - in fact we need just as much, the problem is that older people find it harder to reach a deeper sleep. Getting a good night's sleep can be especially difficult for those with dementia, especially those with Alzheimer's disease who may experience changes to their sleeping patterns. Quite why this happens is not understood, but it may be related to the impact the condition has on the brain. But there are steps that can make it easier. One of the most important measures is to avoid catnapping during the day (this becomes harder to avoid as dementia becomes more advanced). Catnapping makes it both harder to fall asleep at night and more likely you'll wake up earlier than desired. Other steps include avoiding caffeine - coffee or tea - in the evening. A regular bedtime is also important as this gives the body the cues it needs to feel sleepy at set times, making it easier to fall asleep. Although many people believe a nightcap will help them sleep, alcohol is counter-productive and tends to make you wake in the night. It is a diuretic and, therefore, you are likely to wake up needing to go to the loo. It is also known to reduce the amount of the night you spend in deep, restorative sleep. Regularly eating food high in fat and sugar leads to inflammation in the hippocampus . Eating too much junk food: Cakes, chips and biscuits won't just impact on the waistline - they can

Summary: This is the third part of our major Good Health series on dementia . We look at ways to help minimise the impact of memory problems . For example, we need just as much sleep as we get older . The problem is that older people find it harder to reach a deeper sleep . When the short-term memory starts to go, it can make it hard for someone to recall what they have already done that day, such as whether they've had breakfast, or showered, or spoken to someone. It can help to keep a diary - a record of what has been done through the day. Writing also helps encourage the cognitive processes, which can help slow down future decline. Create a memory hub - that is, a central place in the home, perhaps the dining room table or a desk, where important notes, car keys, house keys and drugs that need to be taken are kept. Put things here that you want to be able to find quickly. Get into the habit of having everything in this one place rather than having things scattered about the home. Get a whiteboard or blackboard - that can be used to record a timetable of what needs to be done each day that week. Things that get done can be ticked off. It is another way to show what has been done, but also shows what remains to be done. Label doors, drawers, cupboards and cabinets to avoid confusion about what goes where. Have a list of the numbers of key people by the phone - your GP and other care professionals, carers, family and reliable friends. Have a daily newspaper delivered - it is a simple way of keeping aware of what is happening in the world and is a useful reminder of that day's date. When showering or having a bath, establish a routine as a reminder of whether your hair has been washed. For example, move the conditioner and shampoo from one side of the bath to the other once you've used them. Eat regular meals. While other body cells can take fuel from elsewhere, the brain relies on a good supply of glucose from the blood. That's why skipping a meal can affect reasoning, cognition and memory. In the early stages of dementia, begin a reminiscence book to act as a reminder of key events in that person's life and who people are. It's a nice thing for the person with dementia and a loved one to do together. Include pictures and snippets of information and date and label every entry.


Bradford have launched an investigation into reports that cars were vandalised during Sunday's Ladbrokes Challenge Cup fifth-round defeat by Hull KR. The Championship club say three cars were broken into and damaged within the Richard Dunn Sports Centre car park, situated opposite the Provident Stadium, Odsal, and the Bulls are appealing for witnesses. Bulls' stadium manager Mark Leadbeater said: 'We are working closely with Bradford Council, Richard Dunn Sports Centre and West Yorkshire Police in order to get to the bottom of this. Three cars were broken into during the match against Hull KR at Odsal Stadium on Sunday . 'Since (Monday) morning we have been informed of similar incidents which have occurred recently, in local car parks throughout the area. 'However, we are now doing all we can to ensure the Richard Dunn Sports Centre car park remains an ideal, safe place for supporters to park their cars in on game days. 'Rest assured we will leave no stone unturned in our efforts to help find those responsible for the damage and in ensuring our car parks are fully secure in the future.'

Summary: Cars parked at Ricahrd Dunn Sports Centre near Odsal were vandalised . Bradford are appealing for witnesses and working with police . Stadium manager Mark Leadbeater says club 'will leave no stone unturned'


Michelle Obama has issued a warning to motorists in the Washington D.C. area that her eldest daughter is now a licensed driver who is sometimes allowed to go out driving on her own. 'I've got a driver — a 16-year-old driving around,' the first lady said during an appearance on Live! With Kelly and Michael broadcast from the White House on Monday. 'Look out DC,' she joked. Although Malia receives protection from the Secret Service, Mrs. Obama revealed that she does get to drive outside the White House grounds on her own. SCROLL DOWN FOR VIDEO . Michelle Obama made a special appearance on Live! With Kelly and Michael broadcast from the White House on Monday . The first lady jokingly issued a warning to motorists in the Washington D.C. area that eldest daughter Malia is now a licensed driver who is sometimes allowed to go out driving on her own . 3.1 Phillip Lim cropped high waisted wide leg trouser pants at Saks Fifth Avenue . Shop the trousers at Saks . Visit site . America's fashionable first lady looks just as much at ease wearing ball gowns or a pair of trousers. At a recent appearance on Live! With Kelly and Michael, Michelle Obama paired a 3.1 Phillip Lim white wide leg pants with a green, white and black print blouse. Her outfit choice is obviously comfort driven and perfect for spring! Along with the trendy monochrome color palette, the always stylish Mrs Obama also embraced the white hot trend of wide leg pants. After many years of skinny pant dominance, the roomy silhouette is once again back in fashion. Just in time for the warmer weather, wear them with sneakers or go glam and pair them with high heels. Either way, these pants will turn heads on the streets. Check out our great selection of white wide leg pants. With designer as well as budget friendly options, you too could dance to Uptown Funk in these delectable pants. Halston Heritage Trousers at Bloomingdale's . Visit site . Chelsea 28 high rise wide leg pants . Visit site . Milly Cady pintuck pants . Visit site . Dailylook classic wide leg pants . Visit site . 'She always has security around. But in order for her to learn how to drive, she had to drive on her own. So once she was legally permitted to drive on her own, she gets in her car,' said Mrs. Obama. Her eldest daughter's newfound freedom had reminded the first lady that not having dirven herself in seven years she had forgotten how to. When Malia asked her mom about how to park in a public parking lot, the first last admitted she was stumped. 'I barely know now too so I have to check with other sources,' she said. The first lady also discussed a Time magazine article which named Malia and sister Sasha among the 25 Most Influential Teens of 2014. 'I don't know why — they're not influential, they just live here!' she joked. 'They have done nothing to gain any

Summary: Michelle Obama has jokingly issued a warning to motorists in the Washington D.C. area that eldest daughter Malia is now a licensed driver . The first lady was making a special appearance on Live! With Kelly and Michael broadcast from the White House on Monday . Mrs. Obama also noted that both her teenager daughters are very familiar with the concept of sarcasm . 'When they get a little snarky, I'm like, "Oh, you sound like your dad!"' Tens of thousands of people gathered on the White House South Lawn on Monday for the annual Easter egg roll festivities .


To celebrate the 25th anniversary of the Hubble Space Telescope tomorrow, Nasa has released an image of a fantastic tapestry of stars snapped by the orbiting observatory. The image shows a giant distant cluster of about 3,000 stars called Westerlund 2 inside a stellar 'breeding ground' called Gum 29, 20,000 light-years from Earth. In the image massive young stars can be seen feeding a nearby region with the fuel it needs to form new stars. Scroll down for video . A stellar nursery of about 3,000 stars called Westerlund 2 located about 20,000 light-years from the planet earth in the constellation Carina is shown in this image taken by the Hubble Space Telescope, released today to celebrate the silver anniversary of Hubble's launch . Hubble was launched on 24 April 1990 aboard Space Shuttle Discovery. Despite a shaky start, when its primary mirror was ground to the wrong shape, Hubble soon began returning fantastic images of the distant universe, to the delight of scientists and the public alike on Earth. And this latest image is no exception, revealing a fascinating cluster of stars in the constellation Carina. The telescope, when it was first devised, was ambitious to say the least - it is 43ft (12.3 metres) long and 14ft (4.2 metres wide). It orbits Earth at a height of about 345 miles (555km) at a speed of 16,000 mph (27,750km/h), with its instruments finely tuned to account for its movement. It is able to image the universe in near-infrared, visible light and ultraviolet. It’s estimated that the telescope can continue operating until 2020, when it will overlap with the James Webb Space Telescope, which is set to launch in 2018. 'Hubble has completely transformed our view of the universe,' said John Grunsfeld, astronaut and associate administrator of Nasa's Science Mission Directorate. 'This vista of starry fireworks and glowing gas is a fitting image for our celebration of 25 years of amazing Hubble science.' Hubble captured the image using its Wide Field Camera 3, which pierced through the dusty veil of dust and gas around the stellar nursery using near-infrared light. The cluster is between six and 13 light-years across but only two million years old, and thus contains some of the hottest, brightest and most massive stars in the galaxy. Some of the biggest stars in the cluster unleash torrents of ultraviolet light and hurricane-force winds of charged particles that disrupt the surrounding cloud of hydrogen gas. Inside the nebula is a fantasy landscape of pillars, ridges and valleys made of gas - the fuel for new stars. Some of the pillars are several light-years tall and point towards the centre of the cluster, while other dense regions surround the pillars. As the clusters is very young in astronomical terms, it has not had time to disperse its stars into deep space, so it provides astronomers an opportunity to gather information on how clusters like this form. Hubble's near-infrared imaging camera pierces through the dusty veil enshrouding the stellar nursery, giving astronomers a clear view of the dense concentration of stars in

Summary: Nasa scientists in California have released an image of distant giant cluster of 3,000 stars called Westerlund 2 . Massive stars are seen feeding regions of dust and gas in the image, sparking new star formation . The image was released to mark the Hubble Space Telescope's 25th anniversary tomorrow . It was launched on 24 April 1990 and, after a shaky start, has had a hugely successful career .


A pigeon-lover from Utah has had a giant aviary in his backyard torn down following a three-year legal battle with the city council. Boris Majnaric, 75, of South Jordan, built the 384-sq-ft, four-room bird house in 1996 and went on to rear more than 200 birds - five times over the legal limit. Over the years neighbors filed a torrent of complaints about the pigeons, detailing excess droppings and noise and last Tuesday the structure was finally demolished. Majnaric, who was so fond of his flock he once delivered CPR to an ailing member, was not present for the demolition. Heartache: In this Tuesday, March 31, photo workers clean out and begin to tear down a pigeon loft in 75-year-old Boris Majnaric's backyard in South Jordan, Utah . The retired middle school French teacher told The Deseret News that his doctor advised him to stay away from his home to 'avoid stress' as he'd recently been hospitalized for pulmonary problems. When officials told Majnaric the birds had to go, he spent more than $40,000 fighting the city in court. But in late March, a district judge did not sign an order to stop the demolition. 'I will feel very incomplete because pigeons have been part of my life,' said Majnaric, who is also facing three misdemeanor charges related to his backyard birds. 'It's going to be an empty thing for me,' he said. 'I don't think it's fair what they've done to me.' His conflict with the city began about four years ago, when neighbors noticed an explosion of pigeons and complained to the city about the birds 'dropping things' on their property. Kathy Brown, who lives across the street from Majnaric, said the birds didn't bother her. 'The pigeons are his children. He's taken good care of them,' she said. 'I feel for him, but you have to obey the laws, too.' On Tuesday, the flocks of pigeons were replaced with South Jordan animal control offices and public work employees who gathered to watch the loft come down. Yellow caution tape lined Majnaric's yard and Utah Disaster Kleenup removed pigeon droppings and prepared to dismantle the structure. The city has also given Majnaric 30 days to relocate a gazebo that served as a roosting place for dozens of the birds. City officials say they decided to take down the loft after Majnaric failed to comply with multiple court orders to reduce his yard's pigeon population. 'We really, really tried to work with him and get the population under control,' said South Jordan spokeswoman Tina Brown. All gone: Majnaric is distraught after city officials tore down his backyard house built to house 200 pigeons _ five times as many as allowed under city rules . But she said the numbers never went down to the level they agreed upon. Majnaric agreed last summer to move the loft and gazebo himself to a house in Cottonwood Heights, said John Walsh, his attorney. But his structures didn't meet the zoning requirements there. Majnaric stopped keeping pigeons in mid-January, although some still visit his yard.

Summary: Boris Majnaric, 75, of South Jordan, built the 384-sq-ft, four-room bird house in 1996 and went on to rear more than 200 birds . Local laws stipulate that residents must not keep more than 40 birds . Majnaric fought a four-year battle with the city council to keep his flock . However, he finally lost the case and last Tuesday the aviary was destroyed .


The wife of broadcaster John Suchet has died aged 73 after a decade-long battle with dementia. Bonnie was described by her husband as 'the love of my life'. She died on April 15. Last night Suchet, 71, declined to comment, saying it was a 'private family matter'. He has thanked those on Twitter who offered their condolences. Bonnie Suchet (pictured with John) was described by her husband as 'the love of my life' The family paid tribute in a death notice in the Telegraph, which read: 'Bonnie died peacefully on 15th April 2015 aged 73. 'Adored wife of John, devoted mother of Alec and Hereward, mother-in-law of Peta-Jane, grandmother of Finn and Alexa.' In recent years the Classic FM DJ and former ITN presenter has been extremely open about his wife's diagnosis, writing a book and becoming honorary president of the Dementia UK charity. In 2009 he broke down live on air during an interview on BBC Breakfast as he gave an account of his wife's battle. He was overcome as he told presenters how his wife had been unaware she had the illness, or that he was on TV talking about it. He added that he sometimes had to beat up a cushion as a way of dealing with his frustration at the loss of the relationship, which he described was 'made in heaven'. In recent years Suchet, pictured with Bonnie (left) and (right) in 2013, has been extremely open about his wife's diagnosis, writing a book and becoming honorary president of the Dementia UK charity . In 2009 Suchet was overcome as he told presenters how his wife had been unaware she had the illness, or that he was on TV talking about it . Two years later Suchet said could say about the 'wretched disease' was that it was 'taking its course' and confessed things 'will only get worse'. He admitted he had no idea if she knew who he was and said he had to build a life around the changed circumstances, which saw Bonnie being moved into a care home and Mr Suchet moving closer to his brother David for support. The newscaster, who presented bulletins at ITN for 17 years, added that if he chose to wallow in the tragedy of his wife's Alzheimer's disease, then the condition would have claimed another 'victim'. In September, Suchet, 71, said: 'The Bonnie I remember no longer exists.' There will be a private funeral.

Summary: Classic FM DJ and former ITN presenter's wife Bonnie died on April 15 . Suchet, 71, described Bonnie said marriage was 'made in heaven' He had been open about her dementia diagnosis and wrote a book about it .


England Women's Under 19s smashed Northern Ireland 9-1 to keep their dreams of Euro qualification very much alive. Manchester City striker Natasha Flint bagged a first-half hat-trick as the Young Lions squad came from a goal down to secure an impressive victory at Seaview. However, Saturday's defeat to Norway could yet prove costly as England can now only make it to this summer's finals in Israel as best-placed runners up. Manchester City's Natasha Flint bagged a hat-trick as the Young Lions squad came from goal down to win . The night started badly for Mo Marley's side as they found themselves a goal behind with just ten minutes played in Belfast as Aimee Mackin's gave the hosts the advantage. But five goals in 13 minutes ensured England left victorious. England were level with 27 minutes of the game gone as Chelsea midfielder Jodie Brett found the back of the net before Flint grabbed her first goal of the game. City striker Flint scored her second and third goals of the game in between two Leah Williamson penalties. It was 7-1 with less than 60 minutes of the game gone as Sarah Mayling and Katie Zelem got themselves on the score sheet. Williamson duly converted her second penalty of the match when Amy McGivern saw red and substitute Millie Turner capped off a sensational performance when she grabbed England's ninth in added time.

Summary: England Women's Under 19's came from behind to secure impressive win . Mo Marley's side smashed nine past Northern Ireland Womens Under 19s . Manchester City striker Natasha Flint bagged a first-half hat-trick in the win . However, it is still touch and go as to whether England qualify for Euros .


She's the reality TV star with a penchant for plunging necklines and figure-hugging fashion, but Casey Batchelor is keeping things super sophisticated with her new clothing range. After teasing fans with some pre-release pieces, the Big Brother star and glamour model has unveiled her collection with Honeyz.com in full. Casey's new line is full of boho frocks, paisley prints and flowing maxi dresses perfect for the summer season. Scroll down for video . Big Brother star and glamour model Casey Batchelor has unveiled her summer collection with Honeyz.com in full - and models all of the clothes herself, of course . Speaking about her new drop, which was inspired by the seventies influence spotted on the SS15 catwalks, Casey told FEMAIL: 'I'm very excited about the launch of my first range. Every girl has a clothes obsession - and I am to the extreme!'. 'I have so many clothes it's ridiculous but looking good and feeling good in our clothes is a big deal. Wearing the right clothes can make you go from feeling just OK to feeling great, which was the feeling behind my collection.' Casey, who has her own walk-in-wardrobe at home, says that launching her own range of clothes and accessories is a 'dream come true'. Casey teased her fans with some pre-release pieces and now she's released the collection with Honeyz.com in all its glory . The glamour model's new drop was inspired by the seventies influence spotted on the SS15 catwalks . Casey has also designed accessories to complement her outfits, which she says is a 'dream come true' The reality TV star, who recently appeared on Celebrity Dinner Date, made sure to include lots of mix-and-match pieces in the range to ensure her fans could shake up their style depending on their mood. 'It's always good to have a variety of styles and and looks to hand,' she said. 'But remember to always keep it classy!'. Casey certainly shows her fans how to work the looks - and showcases her trim figure in the campaign shots. 'My figure has changed since I've had my breast reduction,' she explained. 'It's allowed me to wear different types of clothing, which has been really nice to experiment with different styles. 'Before I would always have to wear a bra, whereas now I can get away with not wearing one with certain items. Also having smaller boobs doesn't make me so top heavy anymore, which is more flattering in clothes.' Casey shows her fans how to work the looks - and showcases her trim figure in the campaign shots . Casey loved creating her own fashion range so much that she already has her sights set on designing a shoe collection. 'Shoes are my weakness,' she said. 'If I go to buy one pair, I always walk away with at least three or four. I would love to join up with a designer and properly design my own range, from heels to boots to wedges. I am definitely a shoe-a-holic.' The star isn't limited to just fashion design and has

Summary: Casey, 30, found fame on Big Brother . Has unveiled debut fashion range full of summer styles . Wants to take Hollywood by storm and is filming now .


The owner of an auto repair shop in Michigan has become the latest business owner to claim his religious views should allow him to be able to refuse serving gay customers. Brian Klawiter posted a message on his company's Facebook page on Tuesday in which he announced that openly gay people are not welcome at his business because he considers homosexuality to be wrong. 'I would not hesitate to refuse service to an openly gay person or persons,' he wrote. 'Homosexuality is wrong, period. If you want to argue this fact with me then I will put your vehicle together with all bolts and no nuts and you can see how that works.' Brian Klawiter posted a message on his company's Facebook page announcing that openly gay people are not welcome at his business in Grandville, Michigan . Klawiter, 35, claims he has been surprised at how his message, which he said he only expected to be read by his friends and customers, has attracted national media attention. So fat the mechanic's post has been shared over 1,000 times, attracting hundreds of comments and more than 1,800 likes. The controversy has put Klawiter and his business, Dieseltec, at the center of a media firestorm similar to the one Memories Pizza in Indiana experienced after the owner said her religious views would prevent her from serving a gay wedding. The pizza company received hate mail but also over $840,000 in donations from supporters via a GoFundMe campaign. Some critics have accused Klawiter of making his inflammatory statements to attract similar financial support, a claim he denies. The businessman claims he was taking a stand for conservative Christian values and amongst other issues, he is also promising a discount for gun owners. Critics have accused Klawiter of trying to cash in on the anti-gay backlash which netted an Indiana pizzeria over $840,000 earlier this month . 'I can't say I regret posting. I feel strongly about morals and belief. But the response: These people are using every tactic imaginable to absolutely destroy my business,' he told MLive. In a second Facebook post on Thursday he reiterated his intention that he would 'stand firm on my views.' He also attempted to explain that his nuts and bolts analogy was a reference to male and female reproductive organs rather than a threat to deliberately sabotage vehicles. It's unclear if Klawiter has actually refused service to someone because of their sexuality, but as the law stands he would not face any charges as Michigan has no statewide LGBT nondiscrimination protections at present. 'I also am not asking for anyone to do the gofundme postings. We are a successful business and are blessed to be able to feed our families. If there is any money raised it will be redistributed to people with greater needs than ours,' he wrote on Facebook. It remains to be seen how Klawiter's business is impacted by his comments in the long run, but ThinkProgress reports that Cummins, Inc - a Fortune 500 company that manufactures engines - has notified him not to

Summary: Brian Klawiter posted a message on his company's Facebook page announcing that openly gay people are not welcome at his business . He claims the decision is based on his religious views and Michigan doesn't currently have laws in place preventing such discrimination . Critics have accused him of trying to cash in on the anti-gay backlash which netted an Indiana pizzeria over $840,000 earlier this month . Klawiter claims he doesn't need the money and has a successful business but at least one manfacturer has asked him to remove its logo from his site .