Six soldiers have finally been put to rest in a cemetery - more than 100 years after they were killed in the first months of World War One. The soldiers were given a burial with full military honours in an emotional ceremony which included the hymn Jerusalem in Flanders Fields, Belgium, this morning. Little has been discovered about the soldiers, as no relatives have been found, and their graves will be labelled as ‘Known Unto God’ - a description on headstones of all unknown soldiers, which was chosen by author Rudyard Kipling. Honoured: Soldiers carry the casket of a British World War I soldier during a reburial ceremony at Prowse Point Cemetery in Belgium . 'Known unto God': The identities of the six soldiers - who were found buried in a farmer's field nearby - are unknown . Uniforms: While their names will remain unknown, four of the six soldiers regiments were identified thanks to their uniforms . Ceremony: Soldiers fold the flag on the casket of a British soldier, who was killed in October 1914 in Belgium . However, their uniforms gave a little hint at who the men had been in life: two served with The King’s Own Lancaster Regiment and two with The Lancashire Fusiliers - which both sent soldiers to attend this morning's service. The bodies of the six soldiers were discovered in a farmer's field in Comines-Warneton, near Le Touquet in Belgium, in 2008 and 2010. It is thought they had been given a field burial after they were killed in October 1914, near the city of Ypres. The area was one of the key battlegrounds at the start of the war, due to its position on Belgium's north coast, and would continue to be so throughout the four year conflict. The First Battle of Ypres, however, raged from October 19 to November 22, leaving 7,960 British soldiers dead, 29,562 wounded, and 17,873 missing, according to MilitaryHistory.com. The soldiers were laid to rest in Prowse Point Military Cemetery, which was used from November 1914 to April 1918, and has the graves of 225 Commonwealth soldiers from the First World War. Respect: Soldiers carry the hats of the pallbearers during a reburial ceremony in Prowse Point Cemetery, south of Ypres . History: The cemetery started being used in November 1914, and now has more than 200 graves of Commonwealth soldiers . Reburied: It is thought the soldiers were given a field burial during the first chaotic months of the war . Thousands: There are around 187,000 graves from the First World War that bear the ‘Known Unto God’ inscription . The bodies of about 60 soldiers of all nationalities are found each year, buried across Europe, and there are around 187,000 graves from the First World War that bear the ‘Known Unto God’ inscription. A year ago, 20 soldiers were buried after they were discovered as building work began to construct a prison where the Battle of Loos took place in September 1915. On that occasion, one of the soldiers was able to be indentified: Private William McAleer,

Summary: The bodies of the six soldiers were found buried in a farmer's field in Belgium in 2008 and 2010 . Efforts to identify the men were unsuccessful so their gravestones will be marked 'Known unto God' The men, who died in October 1914, were reburied in Prowse Point Cemetery with full military honours . Their graves will sit alongside those of more than 200 other Commonwealth soldiers in the cemetery .


The Barclays Premier League have announced the final set of televised fixtures for the 2014-15 season. As the campaign reaches its climax, both Sky Sports' and BT Sport's allocation have been revealed with the race for the Champions League featuring prominently. Chelsea vs Liverpool on May 10 and Manchester United vs Arsenal on May 17 are arguably the standout games from the live batch. The TV schedule for the final day of the season, Sunday, May 24, will be announced at a later date. Juan Mata celebrates scoring for Manchester United at Liverpool last month in a live TV match . Manchester United beat Arsenal at the Emirates in the Premier League earlier this season . Saturday, May 2 . 12.45pm: Leicester City v Newcastle United (BT Sport) 5.30pm: Manchester United v West Bromwich Albion (Sky Sports) Sunday, May 3 . 1.30pm: Chelsea v Crystal Palace (Sky Sports) 4pm: Tottenham Hotspur v Manchester City (Sky Sports) Monday, May 4 . 8pm: Hull City v Arsenal (Sky Sports) Saturday, May 9 . 12:45pm: Everton v Sunderland (BT Sport) 5:30pm: Crystal Palace v Manchester United (Sky Sports) Sunday, May 10 . 1:30pm: Manchester City v Queens Park Rangers (Sky Sports) 4pm: Chelsea v Liverpool (Sky Sports) Monday, May 11 . 8pm: Arsenal v Swansea City (Sky Sports) Saturday, May 16 . 12:45pm: Southampton v Aston Villa (BT Sport) 5:30pm: Liverpool v Crystal Palace (Sky Sports) Sunday, May 17 . 1:30pm: Swansea City v Manchester City (Sky Sports) 4pm: Manchester United v Arsenal (Sky Sports) Monday, May 18 . 8pm: West Bromwich Albion v Chelsea (Sky Sports)

Summary: Final Barclays Premier League live TV matches announced . Twelve matches to be shown on Sky Sports in May, three on BT Sport . Manchester United vs Arsenal moved to 4pm on Sunday, May 17 . CLICK HERE for the latest Barclays Premier League news .


The idea that your tongue is separated into ‘zones’ for different tastes has been widely debunked - although the exact process taking place is still poorly understood. But now, for the first time, scientists have created a live imaging map of the tongue's taste buds to determine what happens each time we place food in our mouths. It reveals how taste buds have different cells that are used to differentiate between between the five basic groups of flavours. A Harvard-led study has mapped taste buds on a tongue for the first time. Scientists examined the different cells used to identify taste and watched these cells capture and process molecules live. Shown is a taste bud with receptor cells (green), blood cells (red) and collagen surrounding the bud (blue) The research was conducted by an international team that included the Australian National University (ANU) and the Harvard Medical School. They used a specially designed microscope system to image single cells on the tongue of a mouse. Shining a bright infrared laser on the mouse’s tongue caused different parts of it and ‘flavour molecules’ to fluoresce. Penguins lost three of the five basic vertebrate tastes - sweet, bitter and the savoury, meaty taste known as umami - more than 20 million years ago and never regained them, researchers have found. Researchers say the genes were lost after cold Antarctic temperatures interfered with taste perception. University of Michigan researchers said they were surprised by the discovery . Because penguins are fish eaters, the loss of the umami taste is especially perplexing, said study leader Dr Jianzhi 'George' Zhang, a professor in the U-M Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology. Dr Zhang suspects the sensory changes are tied to ancient climate-cooling events in Antarctica, where penguins originated. Using a method called intravital multiphoton microscopy, the scientists were then able to pick out individual taste cells within each bud. They were also able to spot blood vessels up to 240 microns - 240 millionths of a metre (0.0024mm) - below the surface of the tongue. ‘We've watched live taste cells capture and process molecules with different tastes,’ said biomedical engineer Dr Steve Lee, from ANU. There are more than 2,000 taste buds on the human tongue, which can distinguish at least five tastes: salty, sweet, sour, bitter and umami - a word used to describe smooth and typically savoury, meaty sensations. However, the relationship between the many taste cells within a taste bud, and our perception of taste, has been a long-standing mystery, said Professor Seok-Hyun Yun from Harvard Medical School. ‘With this new imaging tool we have shown that each taste bud contains taste cells for different tastes,’ said Professor Yun. The breakthrough complements recent studies by other research groups that identified the areas in the brain associated with taste. Interestingly, the results showed that taste cells respond not only to molecules contacting the surface of the tongue, but also to molecules in the blood circulation. The researchers used a specially designed microscope system to image single cells on the tongue of a mouse. Shining a

Summary: Harvard-led study mapped taste buds on a tongue for the first time . Scientists examined the different cells that are used to identify taste . They watched the cells capture and process molecules live . Researchers now want to study how the brain responds to taste .


The daughter of troubled ex-footballer Paul Gascoigne has been mugged by a gang on bikes in central London who took her phone which reportedly had private texts from her father. Former model Bianca Gascoigne, 28, was targeted by the gang of eight on Tuesday afternoon as she talked on her mobile while walking in Marylebone. The attackers are thought to have grabbed her phone and then attempted to snatch her bag, but ran away when she fought them off. Miss Gascoigne, pictured with her father Paul and brother Regan. Mr Gascoigne adopted the 28-year-old after he married her mother Sheryl in 1996 . The theft reportedly left her in tears and she is said to have been left devastated given the nature of the text messages stored on her phone. According to the Sun's Dan Sales Miss Gascoigne told a friend: 'I was walking across the road and was suddenly surrounded by this gang of eight. 'They were all hooded up so I couldn't see them properly. It was terrifying.' A friend also told the newspaper: 'She's furious because these lowlifes will be able to go through private texts, some were with her dad Paul.' Miss Gascoigne later took to her Twitter page, where she too branded the muggers 'low lifes'. She posted: 'Beautiful day shame it just got ruined by being robbed! Got ambushed by a bunch of lowlifes on bikes.' Miss Gascoigne took to her Twitter page after the attack, where she branded her muggers 'lowlifes on bikes' A Scotland Yard spokesman said: 'Police were informed of the theft of a mobile phone, which happened at about 3.45pm on Tuesday in Wimpole Road, Marylebone. 'An appointment has been made to speak to the victim.' Mr Gascoigne adopted Miss Gascoigne and her brother Mason after he married her mother Sheryl in 1996. They also have a child together called Regan. The couple divorced two years later but the 28-year-old and the former England international are still said to be incredibly close. She has appeared on several reality TV shows including Celebrity Love Island and Celebrity Coach Trip and currently runs the Gaslight club in central London. Bianca Gascoigne, the daughter of troubled ex-footballer Paul Gascoigne, who was mugged by a gang and had her phone taken, which was reportedly full of private texts from her father . Last year, Miss Gascoigne hit out at Twitter trolls who attacked her saying she should have done more to help her step-father, who has had a well-documented battle with alcohol abuse. It came after he was led away from his home Sandbanks, Dorset by police and an ambulance crew following worried neighbours' calls to emergency services. One online bully told the glamour model her step-father was 'done' and another branded her 'attention seeking'. But she hit back tweeting: 'There are some sick twisted people out there have some compassion don't know why people feel the need to be so nasty & have opinions they know nothing about.' Last month, Mr Gascoigne, a former Tottenham Hotspur and Newcastle United midfielder, insisted he was healthy and

Summary: Former model was walking in Marylebone and was surrounded by gang . Muggers took her mobile phone before fleeing the scene on bikes . The phone reportedly had private texts from her troubled father Paul . Miss Gascoigne took to Twitter and branded her attackers 'low lifes'


Mexican restaurant Chipotle has decided to tap into the $70 billion food delivery market by teaming up with an app to bring burritos straight to customers' doors. The fast-casual chain will work with the Postmates app to begin offering delivery for online and mobile orders in 67 cities, according to a report in Nation's Restaurant News. But Mexican food fans should know that the restaurant plans to add a nine per cent service charge - with the delivery fees for Postmates beginning at $5 and up, depending on distance and demand. New venture: Mexican restaurant Chipotle has decided to tap into the $70 billion food delivery market by teaming up with an app to bring burritos straight to customers' doors . Chipotle is thought to have turned down previous offers of collaboration with third-party delivery services - but has now given Postmates the green light, New York Daily News reports. The app hires independent contractors who drive their own cars in a similar model to Uber taxis. Chipotle has gone from strength to strength in recent years and this month two presidential candidates have been spotted in their restaurants. Republican contender Marco Rubio is a regular in the outlets and recently told MailOnline that he always tips staff. Cashing on delivery market: The fast-casual chain will work with the Postmates app to begin offering delivery for online and mobile orders in 67 cities . And just one day into her presidential campaign, Hillary Clinton was seen in a Chipotle in Maumee, Ohio where she ordered a chicken dish with guacamole, a chicken salad and fruit juice. Chipotle is not the only franchise hoping to cash in on the lucrative delivery market. Starbucks, which will deliver cups of coffee in parts of Seattle and New York by the end of the year, has also partnered with Postmates. Taco Bell recently announced plans to test a delivery service this year, McDonald's 'McDelivery' program is in the planning process and Burger King has launched a pilot program in select markets, including parts of New York City, through bkdelivers.com. Celebrity customers: Hillary Clinton was spotted ordering a meal at Chipotle in Ohio earlier this month - one day into her presidential campaign . Another candidate: Security camera footage obtained by conservative news publication IJ Review released online this month shows Florida senator Marco Rubio visiting a Washington, D.C. Chipotle .

Summary: Mexican restaurant has decided to tap into $70 billion food delivery market . Fast-casual chain will work with the Postmates app to allow mobile orders . App works in similar way to Uber, using hired drivers to deliver the food . But the chain will add a 9% service charge - on top of Postmates' $5 rate .


Jamie Carragher believes Brendan Rodgers is still the right man to lead Liverpool forward after a season with no trophies and a likely finish outside the top four. Rodgers' future at Anfield has been questioned after a third straight season without a trophy, but the former Liverpool defender backed the Reds manager. Speaking after collecting a Beacon Award for his community work on Merseyside on Tuesday, Carragher said: 'I don't think your whole future should be determined by one game. Jamie Carragher shared this image on Instagram after collecting a Beacon Award on Tuesday . 'It was difficult with the players that came in and I still don't think many of them have bedded in yet.' Liverpool are seven points behind fourth placed Manchester City with a game in hand and look set to miss out on Champions League qualification for next season. Carragher added: 'Brendan, the players and the staff will be looking to next season and thinking they will go one step further, winning a trophy maybe and getting back into the top four. 'That's his job. He has to identify where in the team they need to improve; the squad is there and they did a lot of that last summer. Brendan Rodgers is under pressure at Liverpool after a third straight season without a trophy . Liverpool were knocked out of the FA Cup by Aston Villa in a disappointing semi-final performance . 'The signings have to be right, and if they are it will make a massive difference. If they're not they'll be back to where they are this season.' Carragher received a Beacon Award at a ceremony in London on Tuesday night for his community work on Merseyside. The 37-year-old, who played 737 games for Liverpool, has provided coaching in eight schools in deprived areas of Merseyside through his 23 Foundation. Carragher, pictured at the 26th anniversary of the Hillsborough disaster, backed Rodgers to stay at Anfield . The former Liverpool defender added: 'I hope that I can give youngsters a lift and that extra push to realise their goals. Liverpool is a place that likes to see its own do well. It is a tight-knit community and growing up I got a lot of help and encouragement from people around me. 'I'm from an under-privileged area – Bootle in Liverpool. If I ever got the chance to help that area and the wider community I've always felt I would. 'There are plenty of philanthropists around the world who do great work and I am one of the many trying to do my little bit that will hopefully help people in my area.'

Summary: Jamie Carragher believes Brendan Rodgers is the right man for Liverpool . Rodgers under pressure after a third straight season without a trophy . Liverpool are also on course to finish outside the top four this season . Carragher received a Beacon Award for his community work on Tuesday .


A hiker exploring Chile's natural wonders got the shock of his life on Wednesday afternoon when a volcano erupted before his eyes. A man identified as Walter Witt on YouTube was casually filming a serene forest with gentle waterfalls a short distance away from the foot of the 6,500-foot-high Calbuco volcano. Since being posted online the video has over 72,000 views. 'There aren't many people here,' the hiker says in Spanish in the video. 'Beautiful, the volcano there...'he says just before the volcano begins to blow. Scroll down for video . Nothing to see here: This hiker's surroundings are serene up until the moment a volcano erupts before his eyes and he runs for the hills . 'Wow,' he then says with shock as he pics up his camera and travels as far away from the erupting volcano as he possibly can. The Volcano has been dormant since 1972 and neither scientists nor government officials predicted the eruption, reports Mashable. Volcano Calbuco, believed to be among the three most dangerous of Chile's 90 active volcanoes, had erupted for the first time at 6pm local time on Wednesday. An estimated 1,500 people were forced to flee the nearby town of Ensenada after the eruption, while several smaller townships were also cleared. Locals described an apocalyptic scene as ash clouds were shot six miles into the air creating an incredible display of lightning and lava against the night's sky. Another unexpected eruption in the Los Lagos Region heightened fears of local waters becoming contaminated, residents developing severe breathing problems and more flights being grounded. 'Beautiful volcano': The hikers speaks about the volcano's natural beauty just seconds before it erupts . The ash covered cars and houses in cities as far as 18 miles away from the source of the eruption as another massive evacuation effort gets underway. Previous and equally violent eruptions at Calbuco have continued for up to a week, according to a volcanologist from Oxford University who told Dailymail.com it is impossible to predict what will happen next. The volcano is located near the tourist town of Puerto Varas and the city of Puerto Montt, a little more than 620 miles south of Chile's capital, Santiago. The National Mining and Geology Service issued a high alert, setting up an exclusion zone of 12.5miles around the volcano, barring access to the area. Trevor Moffat, who lives in Ensenada, some six miles from the volcano, said the eruption happened without warning. Volcano Calbuco's last major eruption happened in 1961, with a weak eruption following in 1972. He said: 'It sounded like a big tractor trailer passing by the road, rattling and shaking, guttural rumbling ... we left everything there, grabbed my kid, my dog, got in the car with my wife. Mr Moffat, who was originally born in Canada, said he was now driving his family to Puerto Varas. He added: 'All the neighbors were outside, a lot of young people crying. Armageddon type reaction.' 'Wow': The hiker expresses his amazement at the volcanic eruption before quickly traveling to safe territory . Up in

Summary: A man identified as Walter Witt on YouTube was casually filming a serene forest a short distance away from the foot of the Calbuco volcano . 'Beautiful, the volcano there...'he says just before the volcano begins to blow . Volcano Calbuco had erupted for the first time at 6pm local time on Wednesday and has been dormant since 1972 .


Customers at a Rio de Janeiro snack bar were unwittingly eating pastries made from the meat of stray dogs, police said today. Officers investigating the popular fast food house reportedly found boxes containing the frozen carcasses of dozens of dogs. The canines, which appeared to have been killed with blows to the head, were used for the fillings of 'pastels', a traditional Brazilian stuffed pastry which is deep-fried and normally made with ground beef. Officers investigating the Rio de Janeiro snack bar reportedly found boxes containing the frozen carcasses of dozens of dogs (pictured) According to police, owner Chinese Van Ruilonc admitted to making the snacks from dog meat, adding that the animals were strays he had rounded up from streets in the city, which will host next year's Olympic Games. Ruilonc, 32, is reportedly one of a group of Chinese businessmen who own dozens of pastry houses in Rio de Janeiro, including at least one in the beachside tourist district of Copacabana. The discovery at the eatery in Rio's northern district of Parada de Lucas was made after officers arrived to investigate claims trafficked Chinese workers were forced to live and work in slave-like conditions. The canines, which appeared to have been killed with blows to the head, were used as meat at the fast food bar owned by Van Ruilonc . Police found a cage in the back of the establishment where workers were incarcerated, and made to work 18 hours a day without pay. Public prosecutor Guadalupe Louro Couto said officers were shocked at what they found. He said: 'I've seen lots of bad things, but what I saw in that pastry house was worse than everything. To start with, there was a cell, like a jail, with bars and padlock, set up inside the snack bar, where the worker was imprisoned. 'Apart from this, he lived with the stench of dead dogs, which were kept in the same room. I couldn't stand it. I started to feel ill and asked to leave. 'When we started to open the polystyrene boxes, we saw the frozen dogs. 'We were perplexed. There were various crimes being committed there.' Dog meat was used for the fillings of 'pastels', a traditional Brazilian stuffed pastry which is deep-fried and normally made with ground beef (stock picture)

Summary: WARNING GRAPHIC CONTENT . Police in Brazil found frozen carcasses of dozens of dogs at the restaurant . Chinese owner Van Ruilonc admitted making pasties out of stray canines . Dog meat would be sold to unwitting customers at the fast food outlet .


John Carver says he has the hardest job in football as head coach of Newcastle United with thousands of supporters planning to boycott Sunday's home match against Spurs. The 50-year-old has found himself the target of angry fans who are disillusioned with Mike Ashley’s running of the club. Results on the pitch – they have lost five on the spin - have not helped Carver’s cause, but the problems at Newcastle run deeper than a boss who has been left with a depleted and disinterested playing squad. John Carver says he has the hardest job in football as head coach of Newcastle United . United’s supporters will protest at what they see as a lack of investment and ambition from billionaire Ashley, especially as the Magpies have returned record profits of £18.7million and this week revealed they also have £34m sat in a bank account. Carver is the only public face of the club and is forced to answer – or deflect – questions about the hierarchy on a weekly basis, distracting from what is a difficult task in charge of a squad in desperate need of overhaul. But as reported by Sportsmail last month, senior sources within St James’ Park have indicated that Derby boss Steve McClaren will take over in the summer, regardless of whether or not the Rams are promoted from the Championship. On Tyneside, however, he will inherit what Carver believes is the toughest task in the land: ‘I think it is the hardest job in football, definitely,’ he said. Steve McClaren has already been tipped as a replacement for Carver should he face the Newcastle axe . ‘For me, this is the dream job, but you love it and hate it at the same time. ‘The hardest thing is taking the criticism off your own people. Some of it is deserved and some of it is not. ‘Sometimes you’re dealt the hand and you’ve got to get on with it and this is the hand I’ve been dealt. ‘When I took it on, if I hadn’t accepted then I would have been kicking myself. ‘And I’ve said this before, I genuinely believe that if I’ve got the right tools I can do the job. ‘But it is bitter sweet at the moment. This job is definitely a rollercoaster.’ Website AshleyOut.com are co-ordinating Sunday's planned boycott. They will protest outside of the Gallowgate End before kick-off and after the game. During the match they will go to Leazes Park behind the stadium. Carver, though, has urged fans to get behind the team. Fans are unhappy at how Newcastle are being run under Mike Ashley and have planned a boycott . ‘I would go to the match because I support the team,’ said Carver when asked if he would stay away as a supporter. ‘I think they (boycotters) do support the team but they have obviously got their own issues. I respect those issues. ‘I never thought I'd see this to be perfectly honest, especially in the North East of England because we love football. ‘So obviously something has

Summary: John Carver has become the target of fans angry with how the club is run . His depleted and disinterested squad have lost five games in succession . Supporter sites have organised a boycott of the clash with Tottenham . Steve McClaren has already been tipped as a replacement for Carver .


She may have been showcasing some serious hipster style on the streets of New York in recent weeks, but Princess Eugenie proves she can dress to impress too. The 25-year-old royal, who has been living in the US for a year now, looked glamorous as she arrived at the For The Love Of Cinema dinner in New York City on Thursday during the Tribeca Film Festival. The cousin of Princes William and Harry looked serene in a chic white dress with gold embellishment. Princess Eugenie looked glamorous at the For The Love Of Cinema dinner in New York City on Thursday during the Tribeca Film Festival . Wearing her hair in its signature sleek bob, the royal fashionista accessoried her outfit with a peach clutch and matching court shoes. Princess Eugenie mingled with a host of A-listers and film industry bigwigs at the event, which was also attended by Dakota Fanning. Dakota donned a sleeveless navy velvet dress along with a pair of strappy silver heels while hitting the red carpet at the event during the Tribeca Film Festival. The War Of The Worlds actress accessorised the look with a blue leather clutch and matching navy watch. The 25-year-old, who has been living in New York for a year now, looked serene in a chic white dress with gold embellishment and matching clutch bag and shoes . Princess Eugenie, who works in an auction house in New York, mingled with a host of A-listers and film industry bigwigs at the event . During the actual dinner, she was spotted sitting next to actress from HBO's The Newsroom Alison Pill while enjoying the festivities together. Also in attendance was Jennifer Morrison, who wowed in white in a half-sleeved dress featuring sheer panels, which she paired with white leather heels. Kelly Brook was the yin to her yang as she donned a lacy sleeveless black mini dress along with matching patent leather heels for the occasion. The event was also attended by young starlet Dakota Fanning, left, and fledgling thespian Kelly Brook, right . Princess Eugenie has been living in New York for a year now, and, as these photos attest, she is right at home in the cosmopolitan city. At the end of last month, the young royal, who lives three and a half thousand miles away from her family in the UK, celebrated her 25th birthday. In the middle of a Palace function, her father, Prince Andrew, whipped out his iPad and used it to video call his daughter, who currently lives in Manhattan. Eugenie has been in New York for the past year, working for an online auction house. The Duke of York holds an iPad as he invites the audience at the Pitch@Palace event to sing happy birthday via FaceTime to his daughter Princess Eugenie . Princess Eugenie of York, pictured with her sister Beatrice at attend The Serpentine Gallery Summer Party last summer, proves she can cut a glamorous figure .

Summary: Princess, 25, looked chic in a white and gold dress . Mingled with Kelly Brook and Dakota Fanning at the dinner . Cousin of Princes William and Harry is working at auction house in city .


Stephanie Scott, 26, was last seen at a Woolworths supermarket at Leeton on Easter Sunday afternoon. Pictured at her hen's party, the teacher was due to marry her partner of five years on Saturday . Police have launched a state-wide search for a high school teacher who disappeared just days before she was due to wed her partner of five years. Stephanie Scott, 26, was last seen at a Woolworths supermarket at Leeton, 550km west of Sydney, on Easter Sunday afternoon, her fiancé Aaron Leeson-Woolley told Fairfax. 'Police hold concerns for Ms Scott's welfare as her disappearance is reported to be out of character,' a statement from police said. Desperate family and friends have flooded social media with dozens of messages about their search for the Leeton High School drama and English teacher, who was excited about her wedding day on Saturday. 'I spoke to her on Saturday night, about 10.30pm. I was in Canowindra, back at mum and dad's place, and she was in Leeton,' a distressed Mr Leeson-Woolley told the Sydney Morning Herald. 'Everything seemed pretty fine.' 'One of her friends rang her on Easter Sunday and she was saying how she was excited and couldn't wait. That's the last time [anyone heard from her].' Before going to the supermarket, Ms Scott is understood to have been seen at her workplace at about 11am, where her fiancé said she was organising some last second things before their honeymoon. Police have asked anyone who might know of her whereabouts or have any information to come forward, adding that Ms Scott could be travelling in a red Mazda 3 sedan with registration BZ-19-CD . She was last seen at a Woolworths supermarket at Leeton (pictured) 550km west of Sydney, on Easter Sunday . Mr Leeson-Woolley told the ABC that officers planned to investigate CCTV footage from Woolworths and look into his partner’s phone records and bank statements. Ms Scott's last social media post shows her dressed in a veil and a bright pink 'bride to be' sash, on which she commented 'So excited, not long now xxx'. Police have asked anyone who might know of her whereabouts or have any information to come forward, adding that Ms Scott could be travelling in a red Mazda 3 sedan with registration BZ-19-CD. Before going to the supermarket, Ms Scott is understood to have been seen at her workplace, Leeton High School (pictured) at about 11am, where her fiancé said she was organising some last second things before their honeymoon .

Summary: Stephanie Scott, 26, was last seen at Leeton, west of Sydney, last Sunday . High school teacher is due to marry her partner of five years on Saturday . Police have grave concerns as her disappearance is 'out of character' Ms Scott could be travelling in a Mazda 3 sedan with registration BZ-19-CD .


Come the end of this season, Malky Mackay’s tenure at Wigan Athletic might just be remembered as one of the costliest appointments in the history of English football. A second relegation in three seasons would be damaging enough for a club that enjoyed eight largely successful years in the Barclays Premier League. And after failing to secure a single win at home in six months in charge — culminating in a woeful 2-0 defeat by Derby on Monday — Mackay would certainly shoulder much of the blame for that. Malky Mackay's tenure at Wigan Athletic came to an end on Monday following a 2-0 defeat by Derby . Sportsmail revealed in August Mackay was being investigated over 'sexist, racism and homophobic' texts . Dave Whelan (right) appointed Mackay (left) as manager of Wigan in November 2014 despite the warnings . 19 - points taken from Mackay's 24 matches in charge of Wigan - five wins, four draws and 15 defeats . 0 - number of home games won by Mackay's Wigan from 13 attempts - 10 of these ended in defeat . 20.8 - Mackay's win percentage with Wigan since taking over in November . But Dave Whelan will also have to accept that his misguided decision to appoint the controversial Scot in the first place has cost him his reputation and seriously harmed the image of a fine football club too. People did try to warn Whelan when he first entertained the idea of replacing Uwe Rosler with Mackay last November. But Whelan demonstrated how little regard he had for an Football Association investigation into an exchange of racist, sexist, homophobic and anti-Semitic messages between Mackay and his former Cardiff City colleague, Iain Moody, by not only appointing him but then trying to justify the decision with some deeply offensive remarks of his own. Whelan was punished by the FA for his comments about the Chinese and Jewish communities and was left with little choice but to step down as chairman, wisely handing the reins to a grandson who can now begin the process of repairing some of that damage. It will take time, of course. Particularly when the response of too many in and around the club was to try to defend the indefensible, refusing to take any responsibility for the problems the club was enduring. It could yet prove that the ‘very difficult decision’ announced by the new chairman, David Sharpe, on Monday night has been made too late. Wigan are eight points from safety with only five games remaining, after all. This is how Sportsmail's Chief Sports Reporter Matt Lawton revealed the investigation in August 2014 . Sportsmail led the way with the exclusive story about Mackay and his Cardiff City colleague Iain Moody . Mackay was appointed manager of Wigan in November 2014 but has arguably harmed the football club . Whelan's appointment of Mackay did little good for the club as they face relegation from the Championship . How the Championship table currently shapes up . But it might have become an awful lot more uncomfortable

Summary: Sportsmail revealed in August that Malky Mackay and Iain Moody were being investigated by FA over 'sexist, racism and homophobic' texts . Mackay became manager of Wigan Athletic in November 2014 . Wigan are eight points from safety as they sit in the relegation zone . The Championship club are on the verge of dropping into League One . READ: Mackay sacked by Wigan after Derby defeat .


Big beauty: Tibetan mastiffs can weigh 80kg . Just a year ago they could command prices of up to £1.2million each. But Tibetan Mastiffs are now so unpopular in China they are being sent to slaughterhouses – and their meat put into cheap hotpots. The dogs' dramatic decline in fortune is being partly blamed on the Chinese government's wide-reaching anti-corruption crackdown. Previously, wealthy businessmen would give the prized mastiffs to officials in the hope of influencing their decisions. Luo Yi, general manager of China's largest Tibetan Mastiff puppy farm, told People's Daily Online: 'The anti-corruption drive means people not daring to hand them out as gifts - nor would anyone take one as a gift.' It is also thought recent bans on owning dogs of more than 50kg in several Chinese cities - including Beijing, Zhengzhou, Shanghai and Tianjin - has had a huge impact on the breed's popularity. Tibetan Mastiffs – which were traditionally used in Tibet to herd other animals and are known for their loyalty - can weigh up to 80kg. China's mastiff market collapse was revealed after animal-welfare workers rescued a group of the dogs that were being transported to a slaughterhouse. The abattoir they were heading to provides hotpot meat for restaurants. The dogs' skin can also be used for leather belts. Rescuers said they found the 20 mastiffs in cramped cages. A third of the dogs were already dead and none had been given food or water for three days. Several were suffering from broken bones. Shocking trade: Twenty Tibetan mastiffs were recently found crammed into cages on their way to a slaughterhouse like the dogs in this picture - taken on a motorway in the Chinese capital Beijing in 2009 . It is feared that across China hundreds of the dogs are meeting such a cruel fate. Mastiffs are also being stolen from the streets by ruthless gangs, who sell them to the slaughterhouses, say animal charities. Unscrupulous breeders are also offloading their 'imperfect' specimens to the abattoirs. Luo Yi, whose puppy farm is in Tibet, said some of his fellow breeders had damaged the quality of the breed to make more money. 'Driven by profits there was a lot of cross-breeding which resulted in a deterioration of the Tibetan mastiff in terms of appearance as well as temperament,' he explained. There was now a glut of poor-quality dogs that can't be sold, he added. Loyal: Tibetan mastiffs, like the one here, were originally used by people in Tibet to herd other animals . In their heyday: A visitor plays with one of the dogs at a Tibetan mastiff show in Shenyang city four years ago . Meanwhile, Chen Youjun a specialist in Tibetan mastiff photography, said: 'The rapid pace of urbanisation across China has made more and more people now realise Tibetan mastiffs are not animals well-suited to city living.' The breed's boom began in 2005 and led to the dogs being seen as status symbols. Just 13 months ago one puppy sold for £1.2million, which is thought to be the highest price ever

Summary: Tibetan mastiffs had been status symbols for China's wealthiest . They were given as gifts to grateful officials by businessmen . One puppy was sold for £1.2million to a property developer last year . But an anti-corruption drive means the breed is now shunned . Instead the dogs are sold to abattoirs for their meat and skin .


Livingston boss Mark Burchill believes heartbroken midfielder Darren Cole wants to play in Sunday's Petrofac Cup final despite the game coming just a week after the tragic death of his cousin in America. The ex-Rangers youth has been mourning the loss of Shaun Cole, 22, who was found dead in a Miami street last weekend and is thought to have been the victim of a hit-and-run driver. A soldier who had served in Afghanistan, he was on holiday in Florida while on leave and had attended a music festival there before being found on a pavement with a head injury which proved fatal. Livingston boss Mark Burchill is hopeful that midfielder Darren Cole will turn out for his side on Sunday . Livingston star Cole, 23, was close to Shaun and paid tribute to the army private on his Twitter account this week. He wrote: 'I know you won't be here for the rest of our lives but I can promise I'll love you for the rest of mine.' Cole was granted time off by the Championship side as they prepare to face Alloa at McDiarmid Park in their first national final in 11 years. But he returned to training on Wednesday and is due to work with the players again after a squad day off on Thursday. Burchill is not putting any pressure on the 23-year-old to play despite the fact he has been a key member of the team since signing a short-term deal in February. He will give Cole as much time as he needs to grieve and accept whatever decision he makes - but admits that the former Murray Park youngster has given the impression he would like to be involved. Burchill said: 'Darren was away from the club initially and we don't really know what to expect but I am speaking with him constantly to plan with him. 'He came back to training on Wednesday but is still in a bit of shock after what has happened, which is completely understandable. 'If I'm honest, I really don't know if he is going to play so we will need to see how things go once we get towards Saturday and Sunday. 'I think Darren would like to play but he has never been through something like this before in his life. 'Him and Shaun were much closer than a lot of cousins are. They grew up together, were around the same age and lived in the same area. They were best mates. 'Darren and his family want to find out exactly what happened and get a wee bit of closure because they still don't know the circumstances. 'We will do everything we can as a club to keep his head straight. It goes without saying we would like him to be involved and I think he would like to be. 'He is a very aggressive central midfielder and is technically one of the best players at the club with two fantastic feet.' Cole (left) was left heartbroken following the death of his cousin, Shaun, from a suspected hit-and-run

Summary: Livingston stake on Alloa Athletic in the final of the Petrofac Cup on Sunday . Midfielder Darren Cole is in mourning after the recent death of his cousin Shaun, who died in Miami from a suspected hit-and-run . Livingston boss Mark Burchill believes that Cole can overcome his heartbreak to play for his side against Alloa .


Three people have been sent to prison and another two are awaiting sentencing for their roles in a horrific assault on a 53-year-old man, who was beaten, tied to a chair, and covered in offensive tattoos. A Philadelphia court heard Thursday that Corry 'Corey' Campbell, 21, was the ringleader of the gang, who have become known as the 'tattoo terrorists'. Campbell believed the victim, Greg Valecce, had hurt his cat, Pebbles. Valecce, an unemployed drug addict, had been staying in the basement of Campbell's mother's house in Mayfair, in the city's northeast, however that basement would become a torture chamber where he would be strapped to a chair and violated for three days. Torture chamber: Corry 'Corey' Campbell, 21 (left), the ringleader of a gang dubbed the 'tattoo terrorists' was jailed for 20 years Thursday for the abuse in March/April 21. David Harrison (right) is awaiting sentencing . Accomplices: Sandra Ng, 19 (left), Campbell's girlfriend, was sentenced to 23 months in state prison for her role in the shocking assault last year, while another defendant Jennifer Pratt, 40, is awaiting trial . Campbell apparently discovered that Pebbles had suffered a broken leg and had reason to believe Valecce was responsible. The incident occurred in late March 2014, according to Philly.com. Campbell, his girlfriend Sandra Ng, 19, and friend Carl Halin, 18, cornered Valecce in the basement and took turns punching, slapping and spitting on him. On top of hurting Pebbles, Campbell believed Valecce had also stolen money and some weed. The trio, described by the paper as 'wannabe gangsters', filmed the abuse, with the video played in court this week. 'Please stop,' Valecce could be heard saying while crying into his hands. 'Please, please stop.' Ng could be heard in every video screaming at Valecce to stand up, so she could pummel him and call him a 'b----'. After Valecce was beaten he was tied to a chair. While restrained Campbell tattooed 'RIP Pebbles' onto his right arm along with a smiley face that had breasts for eyes and a penis for a nose. Halin then took over the tattoo gun. He inked swastikas, Stars of David, two variations of the N-word and a penis ejaculating on a rainbow with the words 'Gay Pride' beside it, Philly.com reported. Valecce suffered three busted ribs, two broken wrists and fractured bones in his face. He was able to escape on April 1 while the others slept and contact police. The incident lasted about 42 hours, the court was told. Scene: The abuse occurred in the basement of a rowhouse on Brighton Ave, Mayfair in north Philadelphia . During a search of the house, police allegedly found a tattoo gun, needles, ink vials and related paraphernalia, along with 155 grams of marijuana, several bottles of prescription drugs and Valecce's debit card, which he claimed had been stolen from him. Valecce has since had the tattoos removed, with a local parlor giving him free service, but says the incident has left him with irrevocable damage. 'I'm scared to go outside now,' Valecce told Common Pleas Court

Summary: Greg Valecce, 53, had swastikas, Stars of David, two variations of the N-word, a penis and other offensive symbols tattooed on his arms . Also suffered three broken ribs, both broke wrists and fractured facial bones . Incident occurred in Mayfair, Philadelphia, in March/April 2014 . Corry 'Corey' Campbell, 21, believed Valecce had harmed his cat . Campbell and four others tortured Valecce for three days . Campbell was sentenced to 20 years prison, along with friend Carl Halin, 18 . His girlfriend received Sandra Ng, 18, received 23 months . Two others are awaiting sentencing .


Four Seasons set out to recreate their famed hotel experience in the sky in a bid to cater to the growing demand among modern luxury travellers. And with the recent unveiling of their brand new private jet, they appear to be on the right track to achieve exactly that. Revealed in a minute-long video, the aeroplane is displayed sitting on a runway and is featured alongside many of the in-flight perks that accompany the experience. Scroll down for video . Each Four Seasons journey includes air travel, ground transportation, planned excursions and all meals and beverages throughout the trip . The inside of the aircraft features leather flat-bed seats, which are the work of Italian design Iacobucci . Timeless Discoveries: An Around the World Journey (January 26 - February 18) Los Angeles - Kona - Bora Bora - Sydney - Bali - Chiang Mai - Taj Mahal and Mumbai - Prague - London . International Intrigue: An Around the World Journey (April 14 - May 7) Seattle - Tokyo - Beijing - Maldives - Serengeti - Istanbul - St. Petersburg - Marrakech - Boston . Extraordinary Adventures: An Around the World Journey (September 17 - October 11) Austin - Costa Rica - Hawaii - Sydney - Langkawi - Mauritius - Serengeti - Petra and the Dead Sea – Lisbon . Cultural Escape: Europe, Middle East and Africa (November 4 - 22) London - Petra and the Dead Sea - Dubai - Seychelles - Serengeti - Florence – London . Inside the aircraft, the clip shows off the all-white interior and leather flat-bed seats – the work off Italian design Iacobucci – as well as uniformed cabin crew. Vice President, Design, Four Seasons Hotels and Resorts, said: ‘In our hotels, spaces are conceived as settings for great experiences, . ‘The same is true for the Four Seasons Private Jet. ‘Along with the core objectives of comfort and functionality – and adherence to strict aircraft safety standards – we wanted to create an exceptionally luxurious ambiance, and Champagne and caviar became our inspiration.’ The private jet also includes its own executive and sous in-flight chefs and exclusively stocks Dom Pérignon champagne. Chef Kerry Sear said: ‘Our aim is to recreate the hotel experience on the Four Seasons Private Jet, which means creating innovative meals using fresh ingredients, served on the finest tableware and linens, all with impeccable Four Seasons service. The jet includes its own executive and sous in-flight chefs and exclusively stocks Dom Pérignon champagne . ‘The only real difference is that occasionally we have to do a little juggling when there’s turbulence.’ Included in each Four Seasons journey is air travel, ground transportation and planned excursions as well as all meals and beverages throughout the trip. But as you would expect the privilege does not come cheap and will set you back approximately £63,000 a trip. The private jet, including the staff and crew, is also available for private charter. Four Seasons have also made the private jet, including the staff and crew, available for private charter . The private jet experience

Summary: Four Seasons set out to recreate their famed hotel experience in the sky . Jet features plush interior and leather flat-bed seats designed by Iacobucci . An all inclusive trip on private jet will set you back approximately £63,000 . The plane, including the staff and crew, is also available for private charter .


John Hartson was once on the end of a major Hampden injustice while playing for Celtic - but he cannot see any point in his old club writing to the Scottish Football Association over the latest controversy at the national stadium. Celtic issued a statement on Monday evening revealing they were 'seeking an understanding' of the failure to penalise Inverness defender Josh Meekings for stopping a goal-bound Leigh Griffiths header with his hand. Celtic were leading 1-0 at the time but went on to lose 3-2 and some fans have questioned how referee Steven McLean and additional assistant Alan Muir could have missed the infringement. Celtic striker Leigh Griffiths has a goal-bound shot blocked by the outstretched arm of Josh Meekings . Kris Commons of Celtic appeals unsuccessfully for a penalty before Celtic crash out . John Hartson, pictured at golf charity event, has urged his former club to move on from the injustice . Hartson had a goal wrongly disallowed for offside while Celtic were 2-1 down in an Old Firm League Cup final and the Welshman went on to miss a last-minute penalty that could have sparked extra-time. But he refused to dwell on the match officials' error - and called on Celtic to move on from the latest setback rather than writing letters. 'I'm not sure what sort of purpose it's going to serve,' said Hartson as he launched a 'Know Your Balls' testicular cancer awareness drive at his charity's annual golf day at Mar Hall in Bishopton. 'It has happened before and will happen again. There's a lot of disappointment at Celtic and rightly so, it should have been a penalty. David Raven (2nd right) celebrates with team-mates after scoring the late winner in 3-2 victory . Celtic pair Aleksandar Tonev (left) and John Guidetti look dejected as their hopes of a domestic treble end . 'I think the referee just missed it. When you are questioning people's integrity and honesty, that can sometimes go a little overboard. The referee just missed a decision, I'm sure if he'd seen it he would have given it. 'It happened to me in 2003 when I scored a legitimate goal against Rangers at Hampden Park in a cup final. It was proven to be two yards onside and it got called offside. It was a big moment for me. 'I was disappointed for two days and I got over it, and I think Celtic will get over it. 'They feel they have a right to complain, and that's what they want to do, but I'm not too sure what they are going to gain by it.' Hartson believes Ronny Deila can still class his first season as Celtic manager a success if they go on to clinch the Scottish Premiership title - they can move eight points clear of Aberdeen by beating Dundee at Dens Park on Wednesday. 'I think they will never get a better opportunity to win the treble,' the former Wales striker said. 'They got the League Cup final in the bag and they could have played a

Summary: Celtic were defeated 3-2 after extra-time in the Scottish Cup semi-final . Leigh Griffiths had a goal-bound shot blocked by a clear handball . However, no action was taken against offender Josh Meekings . The Hoops have written the SFA for an 'understanding' of the decision .


Each week Sportsmail gathers up the ratings from our team of reporters to provide the best Barclays Premier League starting XI of the day. Eden Hazard, Mesut Ozil and Joey Barton feature in this week's list as they put in man-of-the-match performances that helped their teams win, but who else made the XI? Scroll down to find out. GK - Tim Howard (EVERTON vs Southampton) - 7 . Had to be alert to James Ward-Prowse’s swerving effort, stretching a big hand out to his left in order to beat it away. Key to Everton's win. Everton goalkeeper Tim Howard put in a man of the match performance against Southampton . DEF - Antonio Valencia (MANCHESTER UNITED vs Aston Villa) - 7.5 . Industrious down the right flank, almost created a goal for Rooney with one surge; not tested defensively. Antonio Valencia runs with the ball during Manchester United's win over Aston Villa on Saturday . DEF - Marcos Rojo (MANCHESTER UNITED vs Aston Villa) - 7 . Elegant on the ball, passed it well and came close to opening the scoring with a 30-yard drive that fizzed over the bar. Marcos Rojo was elegant on the ball and passed it well as Manchester United won at Old Trafford . DEF - Phil Jagielka (EVERTON vs Southampton) - 7 . Scored what turned out to be the winner and commanded the side to an important win. Phil Jagielka (right) high fives fellow team of the day player Howard during Everton's 1-0 victory . DEF - Nacho Monreal (ARSENAL vs Liverpool) - 7 . Solid defensive display, up against Lazar Markovic and Philippe Coutinho. Arsenal's Nacho Monreal put in a solid defensive display against Liverpool at the Emirates . MID - Willian (CHELSEA vs Stoke City) - 7.5 . A handful for Stoke as he, Oscar and Hazard linked up well to create chances in the first half, though they were never taken. Never short of a run. Willian runs with the ball during Chelsea's 2-1 win over Stoke City at Stamford Bridge . MID - Joey Barton (West Bromwich Albion vs QUEENS PARK RANGERS) - 8 . Name sung loud by travelling fans at the final whistle, in recognition of a fine display capped by a goal in added time to give this win an emphatic 4-1 scoreline. Joey Barton was rightly praised for his efforts in QPR's emphatic 4-1 win over West Brom . MID - Ander Herrera (MANCHESTER UNITED vs Aston Villa) - 8.5 . To think there was a time when he couldn’t get a game. Passing was excellent and his two goals were thoroughly deserved. Ander Herrera's passing was excellent and his two goals were thoroughly deserved at Old Trafford . MID - Mesut Ozil (ARSENAL vs Liverpool) - 7.5 . Produced silky touches and a brilliant free-kick for the second which put Arsenal in control. Mesut Ozil produced silky touches and a brilliant free-kick for the second which put Arsenal in control . MID - Eden Hazard (CHELSEA vs Stoke City) - 8.5 . A live wire. Master

Summary: Eden Hazard put in a man-of-the-match performance for Chelsea . Mesut Ozil was in fine form for Arsenal as they beat Liverpool . Joey Barton helped QPR to an emphatic 4-1 win over West Brom .


Celtic have announced that they are to erect a bronze statue of Billy McNeill to mark the magnificent achievements of the club's greatest ever captain. The statue will be positioned on the recently opened Celtic Way and will represent a man who is synonymous with the club and someone who represented them with true distinction as both a player and manager. As a player, McNeill won nine consecutive league championship titles, seven Scottish Cups, six League Cups and, of course, he was the first British team captain to lift the European Cup in 1967. Celtic legend BIlly McNeill poses with the European Cup to commemorate the club's famous 1967 victory . He was named the Scottish Footballer of the Year in season 1964-65, the first ever winner of the award. As manager, McNeill delivered four league championship titles, three Scottish Cups and he lifted the League Cup once. As both player and manager, he enjoyed a 27-year association with Celtic Football Club. Fittingly, the work on the statue will be carried out by John McKenna, the sculptor who recently completed the statue of Jock Stein which sits at the entrance to Celtic Park. Work on the statue of McNeill will begin immediately and it is hoped that the completed work will be unveiled at Celtic Park later this year, around Autumn. McNeill (right) has a shot blocked by Leeds United midfielder Paul Madeley (left) Celtic Chief Executive Peter Lawwell said: 'Growing up in the 1960s and 1970s as a Celtic supporter, Billy McNeill was an inspiration to me and someone of huge stature in the game, not only on the field but also off it, as a statesman, a leader and a figurehead for our great club. 'His achievements for Celtic are simply outstanding and across a period of 27 years he gave so much to the club. 'It is a privilege to now know Billy, and consider him as a friend. He is someone who commands the respect of everyone across the entire footballing spectrum. 'We are delighted already to have Billy as our Ambassador at the club but the Board felt unanimously that he should recognised in this way, given all that he has contributed to Celtic over so many years. 'We look forward to the unveiling of the statue, which we are sure will be a great tribute to a great man.' McNeill himself said: 'When Peter contacted me regarding the statue I was completely taken by surprise. 'Whenever I walk up the Celtic Way, I look on with a great sense of pride at the sight of Brother Walfrid, Big Jock and my old team-mate and friend Jinky rightly taking their place almost as guardians of Celtic Park. 'Every time I look back at this special club's history and what we achieved it fills me with joy, and now to be told I am to be honoured beside these Celtic greats, this really is a special day for me and all my family.' Following the 2-1 win over Inter Milan in the final, McNeill holds the European Cup

Summary: Former Celtic hero Billy McNeill will be honoured with a statue by the club . As both a player and a manager, he enjoyed a hugely successful 27-year association with the Parkhead outfit . He won nine consecutive league titles as a player between 1965 and 1974 . In 1967, he became the first ever British captain to lift the European Cup . As manager, he delivered four more league championships to Celtic .


Arrested: Arnold Quintero from San Antonio, Texas . A man has been arrested after a 13-year-old girl was imprisoned, beaten, sexually assaulted and burned with a lighter in America. Arnold Quintero, 21, from San Antonio, Texas faces a string of charges after the girl told police she was punched and forced to undress in front of her attacker. He faces two charges of aggravated sexual assault of a child, one of sex performed by a child under 14, bodily injury to a child, evading arrest and possession with intent to deliver, according to the Houston Chronicle. The girl was interviewed by the Bexar County Sheriff’s Office Criminal Investigations Division last month, according to the arrest warrant statement. She said she had been held in a 'trap' house between January 21 and February 8 and was punched in the face, resulting in black eyes and a bleeding nose. A 'trap house' is a term normally used to define a crack house, or a place where drugs are sold. The girl told police a lighter was held to the side of her face, burning her. According to the Houston Chronicle, the girl was forced to undress and the man took photographs and had sex with her. The statement said the 13-year-old identified Quintero about a month after the interview in a photographic lineup. He was held in jail and posted bond (an amount of money) on three of his charges, with three remaining as of Friday night, the paper reported. Sheriff's office: The girl was interviewed by the Bexar County Sheriff’s Office Criminal Investigations Division last month, according to the arrest warrant statement . Sorry we are not currently accepting comments on this article.

Summary: Arnold Quintero, 21, from Texas was arrested and faces a string of charges . Teen, 13, said she was imprisoned, beaten, sexually assaulted and burned . Told police a lighter was held to her face and she was forced to undress . Her attacker took photographs and had sex with her, she told detectives .


At least one is dead after a powerful storm capsized several sailboats participating in a regatta, and crews searched late on Saturday for at least four people missing in the waters, the Coast Guard said. The storm rolled through the area about 4 p.m. and a man was plucked from the waters by the Coast Guard around 9 p.m., Petty officer Carlos Vega said. He said crews would search through the night. 'We knew we were totally lost at sea,' said regatta participant Rhonda Morgan Gilreath, right, shown with her boyfriend Randy Rutledge of Rome Georgia on Saturday . Dauphin Island Regatta sailors gather near their docked sailboats on Saturday, April 25, 2015, in Dauphin Island, Alabama where Coast Guard officials said they responded to a report of multiple capsized vessels . More than 100 sailboats and as many as 200 people were participating in the Dauphin Island regatta in Mobile Bay. Dauphin Island Mayor Jeff Collier told Al.com that at least one person was confirmed dead, but he did not know the cause. 'It's been a very tragic day,' Michael Smith, with the Buccaneer yacht club, told WSFA-TV. 'We've had a lot of breakage, missing people, fatalities.' Susan Kangal, who was on a boat, told WSFA it was the worst storm that she has seen. 'We were probably an inch from capsizing; everybody was ready to jump. I didn't have a life jacket on,' she said. The boats were part of the 57th iteration of the race. Scattered boats: 'They were scattered anywhere from Dauphin Island Bridge all the way out into Mobile Bay and across to Fort Morgan. It was a wide area,' said Dauphin Island Mayor Jeff Collier . Feeling blessed: Well-wishers congratulate regatta participant Robert Luiten of Mobile, Alabama, in blue shirt, on word that his son, Leonard Luiten, was found several hours after their boat capsized in a storm on Saturday . 'Apparently there were a number of vessels that became distressed, either capsized or what have you,' the mayor said. 'They were scattered anywhere from Dauphin Island Bridge all the way out into Mobile Bay and across to Fort Morgan. It was a wide area,' said Dauphin Island Mayor Jeff Collier. AL.com reports that Richard Mather, 52, of Mobile, was aboard a 39-foot O'Day sailboat along with seven people, when he saw two boats collide. He said that they expected thunderstorms but not as severe as they were. 'But we were not prepared for a gale,' Mather said, 'which is almost like a 30-minute hurricane.' Mather wasn't in the race and was able to pull three people onto his vessel about two miles north of the Dauphin Island Bridge. He said the boaters seemed extremely tired but none of them were injured. 'They were exhausted but they were fine,' he said. 'Their boats sunk so fast that they didn't have time to grab life preservers.'

Summary: A powerful storm capsized several sailboats participating in a regatta, and crews searched for at least four people missing in the waters . Dauphin Island Mayor Jeff Collier said that at least one person was confirmed dead, but he did not know the cause . 'It's been a very tragic day,' Michael Smith, with the Buccaneer yacht club . The identities of those who are dead and missing have not yet been revealed .


Tottenham will subsidise Emmanuel Adebayor's £100,000-per-week wages to finally get rid of the striker this summer. The Togolese striker is out of favour at White Hart Lane, with both the player and manager Mauricio Pochettino happy for the hitman to leave once the transfer window re-opens. But Adebayor's wages will prove a key factor this summer, with the striker unwilling to take anything less than his current £5.2million salary before accepting a move. Tottenham will subsidise Emmanuel Adebayor's £100,000-per-week wages in order for him to leave the club . Adebayor (right) is out of favour under current Tottenham manager Mauricio Pochettino (centre) However, Spurs are now willing to pay a percentage of Adebayor's wages next season in an attempt to ensure he leaves. Chairman Daniel Levy has shown a reluctance to take such measures in the past, but is so keen to show Adebayor the door that he has now changed tact. Adebayor will enter the final 12 months of his deal this summer and will be made available for loan or a permanent move. A loan switch may suit the former Arsenal man knowing he could net a lucrative free transfer at the end of his Spurs deal in 2016. The 31-year-old Togolese forward has made just nine league starts this season for Spurs . Adebayor is on the peripheries of Pochettino's first-team plans and is unlikely to push himself to the forefront of the Argentine's blueprint any time soon. The form of Harry Kane, coupled with off the field problems, has seen the striker make just nine league starts this season. Despite his problems on-the-pitch, the 31-year-old seems content with life off it as he took to Instagram on Wednesday afternoon. Accompanied with the caption: 'SEA, my African roots made me what I am today. They are the reason I'am here today. I owe the continent a lot. It felt amazing to be back home,' the forward posted via the social media network a picture head-to-toe in African clothing stating his pride in his heritage.

Summary: Emmanuel Adebayor's current Tottenham contract runs out in 2016 . The striker is unwilling to take anything less than his current £5.2million salary before accepting a move out of White Hart Lane . Togolese forward has made just nine league starts this season .


She embraced him, thanked him, held his hand and forgave him. Holocaust survivor Eva Kor had waited 70 years for a moment such as this – and now, at last, she was face to face with a former SS man on trial for his alleged part in the slaughter at Auschwitz. Oskar Groening looked startled at first, then smiled. He placed a kiss on her cheek and listened to the words of the 81-year-old woman who, with her twin sister, was once the subject of Josef Mengele’s monstrous human experiments. Embrace: Seventy years after Auschwitz was liberated, Eva Kor embraces former Nazi guard Oskar Groening . Redemption: Holocaust survivor Kor takes the hand of Groening as he stands in the dock accused of complicity to murder 300,000 people . Auschwitz survivor Eva Kor has spoken of how infamous Josef Mengele stood over her bed and laughed after she was injected with a 'deadly germ' Groening (pictured) described in chilling detail Wednesday how cattle cars full of Jews were brought to the Auschwitz death camp, the people stripped of their belongings and then most led directly into gas chambers . Groening, who worked for an insurance company after the war, has testified as a witness in other Nazi trials . The extraordinary moment of reconciliation took place as the 93-year-old former death camp clerk – known as the Bookkeeper of Auschwitz – prepared to listen to Mrs Kor’s evidence in a trial that could condemn him to die in jail. She claims Groening was so overwhelmed by her unexpected gesture that he fainted. Mrs Kor was criticised by other victims and their families for her public forgiveness. ‘Not only criticism,’ she said. ‘They called me a traitor.’ But she explained: ‘As long as we understand my forgiveness that the victim has a right to be free, you cannot be free from what was done to you unless you remove from your shoulder the daily burden of pain and anger and forgive the Nazis – not because they deserve it, but because I deserve it. ‘When I talk to survivors, and I say why on earth does my forgiveness hurt you, they have no answers. I guess victims like to have more victims; the bigger the crowd, the better. I don’t understand it. ‘The victims, 70 years after liberation, with 300 others, they were all talking about their experience, falling apart – “poor me… what have they done to me?” ‘I don’t forget what they have done to me. But I am not a poor person – I am a victorious woman who has been able to rise above the pain and forgive the Nazis.’ When she approached him before the hearing, she held her arms outstretched towards his – and this most unlikely pair became locked in an embrace. Recovery: Miriam and Eva Kor as shown in a 1949 photo. Eva Kor and her twin sister Miriam were among the 1,500 twins (amounting to 3,000 children) Dr. Josef Mengele experimented on in Auschwitz . SS Sergeant Oskar Groening is on trial charged with

Summary: Eva Kor, 81, embraced former Auschwitz guard Oskar Groening, 93 . The former SS man is on trial for war crimes for his two years at the camp . Kor described to court how she and her twin sister were experimented on . She suffered at the hands of Dr Josef Mengele at the Nazi death camp .


Midfielder Cheikhou Kouyate has warned West Ham must be ready to face a 'wounded animal' at Manchester City on Sunday, but will be ready to inflict more pain on Manuel Pellegrini's men. The Barclays Premier League champions have seen their title defence left in tatters following a run of four defeats in six matches, thrashed 4-2 at rivals United last weekend - a result which left the long-term future of manager Pellegrini in doubt as City might now face a scrap with Liverpool for a Champions League qualifying spot. West Ham are also in need a pick-me-up, having seen victory slip through their fingers when Stoke netted a stoppage time equaliser at Upton Park. West Ham midfielder Cheikhou Kouyate is wary of facing champions Manchester City on Sunday . City midfielder Yaya Toure (centre) and his team-mates suffered a 4-2 defeat at Old Trafford last week . Senegal midfielder Kouyate expects City to produce a response, but also one from Sam Allardyce's squad, who have failed to find consistency over the second half of the season to drop out of contention for the European places. 'Anything is possible in football, but we mustn't forget who we are up against. They are a wounded animal, because they need points, so they have to wake themselves up to win,' Kouyate said on the club's official website, www.whufc.com. 'We need the points as well, because we want to remain in the top 10. 'It is not going to be easy because we will be up against one of the best teams in the country and last year's champions of England. 'If we are going to get anything there, we have to enjoy it and really play as a team and work as a team.' Kouyate celebrates with left back Aaron Cresswell after his goal against Stoke at Upton Park last Saturday . Marouane Fellaini (right) scores United's second goal as City fell to another Premier League defeat . Kouyate added: 'A team like Manchester City can't afford to make mistakes, so for us it's a good time to face them, but we mustn't underestimate them, there's life in them yet.' West Ham look short of options in attack. Striker Enner Valencia is being assessed for a foot injury picked up on his return to action against Stoke, while Diafra Sakho, who has netted 12 goals in all competitions, is facing a battle to play again this season following a thigh strain. Allardyce is hoping his team can produce the required level of concentration to accommodate their forward losses. He said: 'That leaves us very short on the front line with Andy (Carroll) being out, and means goals will be fewer and farther between than they used to be, so if we don't get that defensive side right then the last six games are going to be tough for us.'

Summary: West Ham face Manchester City at the Etihad on Sunday, KO at 1.30pm . Cheikhou Kouyate believes the Hammers must not underestimate City . Manuel Pellegrini's side have lost their last two Premier League games . Sam Allardyce wants West Ham to be defensively solid on Sunday .


Two men have been arrested after a Thomson Airways flight from London to Mexico was forced to divert to Bermuda. The Boeing 787-8 departed from London Gatwick at around 9.40am yesterday, and was seven-and-a-half hours into its flight to Cancun when it landed at LF Wade International Airport in Bermuda. The plane, carrying 278 passengers, was met by six police cars on landing, with officers seen entering the aircraft and removing the passengers. Scroll down for video . Polcie were seen entering the grounded plane at LF Wade International Airport in Bermuda . Bermuda Police confirmed two men were taken into custody after reports of unruly behviour on a plane . A statement on the Bermuda Police website read: 'Around 12:55pm on Sunday, April 12 police officers responded to a report of two disruptive passengers on a diverted Thomson Airways flight landing at LF Wade International Airport. 'The two male passengers involved were subsequently escorted off the plane and taken into police custody. 'The Thomson aircraft was apparently en route from London, U.K. to Cancun, Mexico.' A spokesperson for Thomson Airways told MailOnline Travel: 'Thomson Airways would like to apologise for any inconvenience experienced by passengers on board flight TOM022 from London Gatwick Airport to Cancun, which diverted to Bermuda yesterday due to a customer incident on board. It is not known at this time as to the nationality or the exact actions of the two passengers arrested . 'We operate a zero tolerance policy in relation to any disruptive behaviour. The passengers in question were removed from the aircraft and met by police. 'The flight departed within two hours to ensure the other customers could get away on their holiday as soon as possible. 'Customer safety is our priority at all times and we would like to reassure passengers that incidents of this nature are extremely rare. MailOnline Travel has contacted Bermuda Police, and is awaiting a response.

Summary: Boeing 787-8 was bound for Cancun after leaving London Gatwick . Pilot made decision to divert to Bermuda due to 'disruptive passengers . Police confirm two men removed from plane and taken into custody .


A British marathon runner has become the first blind athlete to complete the 'toughest footrace on Earth', which saw him run almost 160 miles across the Sahara Desert. Dave Heeley, 57, from West Bromwich, ran the gruelling challenge over six days as he battled through sand dunes, dried river beds and rocks. The super-fit father-of-three, known affectionately by his friends as 'Blind Dave', took part in the Marathon des Sables where competitors carry provisions on their backs and temperatures can rise to 50 degrees. Scroll down for video . Dig in: Dave Heeley, pictured with his guide, is the first blind man to finish the Marathon des Sables . Endurance: In the marathon, brave competitors run 156 miles in six days across the Sahara Desert . Thumbs up: Father-of-three Mr Heeley has raised funds for the Albion Foundation, a charity that works in partnership with his beloved West Brom to use sport as a way to help the local community . Mr Heeley - who became the first blind man to run seven marathons on seven continents in 2008 - set off on April 5 and hopes to raise more than £30,000 for charity. He was joined by two guides and friends Rosemary Rhodes and Tony Ellis. The 57-year-old crossed the finish line on Friday after running 156 miles and camping in the desert. Tough: In the Marathon des Sables, athletes have to carry their provisions on their back and sleep in tents . Rocky: Mr Heeley struggled with the terrain as he hadn't done any mountain climbing, but still finished the race . Completed: Mr Heeley finished the 'toughest foot race on Earth' on Friday after running almost 160 miles . The Marathon des Sables translates into English as Marathon of the Sands. It was started in 1986 by Patrick Bauer - a French concert promoter. The course is about 156 miles, the equivalent of six regular marathons. It is a six day race and there is only one rest day. Competitors must carry all their provisions for the whole race on their back. Temperatures in the desert can reach 50 degrees during the day and more than 40 per cent humidity, while dropping to below freezing at night time . Other famous Britons to compete include rower James Cracknell. His wife, Debbie, 48, said: 'The terrain was something that he did not know how to manage. 'The team hadn't done any mountain climbing in their training. 'It took them a bit longer than he expected as a result. They were eight or nine hour days running in that heat. 'It was sweltering and he also had to go through sandstorms. The conditions were difficult.' She added: 'They had to do 56.5 miles straight and run through the night at one stage. 'They had to go up a big hill at that part and going down can be just as bad, especially if you can't see. 'I am very proud. It is certainly a tough challenge. 'He has done a number of difficult challenges in the past but this tops it.

Summary: Dave Heeley, 57, completed the 156-mile Marathon des Sables on Friday . The father-of-three known as 'Blind Dave' is the first blind man to do so . He previously finished the Seven Magnificent Marathons challenge in 2008 .


Sports car icons Porsche have put their newest vehicle to the test in a mesmerising world-first stunt in the Australia Outback. The video depicts the 918 Spyder clocking 350km/h as it rockets down a dead-straight stretch of road on the on the Stuart Highway, north of Alice Springs, on a stretch of road with no speed limit. The car was driven by New Zealand professional race car driver Craig Baird, who switches the vehicle into ‘Race Hybrid’ and slams his foot on the throttle when they reach the unrestricted zone. Scroll down for video . The video is part of a promotional tour from Porsche to promote their 918 Spyder, a limited edition $900,000 supercar . The $900,000 vehicle is driven by a petrol-electric hybrid system which can accelerate from 60km/h to its 350km/h top speed in a mere 40 seconds. In ‘Race Hybrid‘ mode the motors work in unison with the 4.6-litre V8 petrol to deliver a staggering 8,500 rpm of power. Obviously, this stunt is not to be tried by the amateur driver: Porsche used radios and spotters to ensure that the road was completely empty at the time, and Baird is a highly-experienced racer with multiple V8 Supercars and Porsche Carrera Cup race wins to his name. In 2012, Craig Baird was honoured with a special Porsche bonnet, recognising him as the most successful Carrera Cup driver in the world. The video depicts the car rocketing down a dead-straight stretch of unrestricted road in the outback . The car is driven by a petrol-electric hybrid system which can accelerate from 60km/h to its 350km/h top speed in a mere 40 seconds . The 918 Spyder is concluding a promotional tour of Australia that showcases the companies E- hybrid models. The car has been on display in Porsche Centre showrooms and is heading to its final stop at the Porsche Centre in Brisbane. The left hand drive 918 Spyder is a limited edition supercar, with the company planning to manufacture only 918 units in 2015. The 918 Spyder is concluding a promotional tour of Australia that showcases the companies E- hybrid models . The car is driven by New Zealand driver Craig Baird, a highly-experienced racer with multiple V8 Supercars and Porsche Carrera Cup race wins to his name .

Summary: The video depicts the 918 Spyder driving down the Stuart Highway . The car was driven by New Zealand professional racer Craig Baird . The stunt is part of a promotional tour to showcase the hybrid cars .


Three former England rugby internationals on a charity expedition to the North Pole continued with their trip despite the landing gear of their plane collapsing on their way out. Lewis Moody, Danny Grewcock and Josh Lewsey said they felt nothing more than a jolt. Poor visibility at the makeshift 800m strip beside the Russian operated Camp Barneo first caused an aborted landing. Three former England rugby internationals - Lewis Moody, Josh Lewsey and Danny Grewcock - continued with their trip to the North Pole despite the landing gear of their plane collapsing on their way out . The experienced pilots were then forced to break harder than usual when a crack appeared on an ice floe near the runway. But the stars played down reports of a near miss as they celebrated a safe return from their epic endeavour to raise money for the Lewis Moody Foundation and the Royal Marines Charitable Trust Fund. Moody, 36, said: 'We didn't know anything was wrong.' 'There were murmurs about it and instead of it being a smooth landing I think maybe they had to put the plane down a bit quicker than normal. But I wasn't particularly bothered by it.' Someone left to update Moody's Twitter account wrote that the rugby star had called and said the men were safe . Before the accident Moody reminded followers to donate and posted a picture of the plane . Grewcock, 42, said there was a jolt on impact but it wasn't until the 36 passengers were getting off that the plane's nose lifted and it sank back on its rear loading bay. The group were flying from the most northerly town in the world, Longyearbyen on the Svalbard archipelago, to the Russian operated camp when the accident happened last week. Moody, Grewcock and Lewsey were part of a nine-strong team including three Royal Marines and directors of yachting company Y.CO. Moody (left) and Lewsey (right) might be used to a pitch - but they would have found the ice floes and five-feet high ridges at the North Pole a little more challenging . Grewcock runs past centre Jose Viana of Uruguay in the Suncorp Stadium, Brisbane, in 2003. It is hoped the expedition will raise £250,000 for the Lewis Moody Foundation as well as the Royal Marines Charitable Trust . After the incident they were taken by helicopter to the exact latitude of 89 North before loading up their 60 kilo sleds and trekking to the pole. Their journey took them across ice floes and up five-feet high ridges and they endured temperatures as cold as -50C. It is hoped the expedition will raise £250,000 for the Lewis Moody Foundation as well as the Royal Marines Charitable Trust.

Summary: Lewis Moody, Danny Grewcock and Josh Lewsey said they felt a jolt . Plane was dropping them off at the start of the 60-mile trek to the Pole . Rugby stars are now back from expedition that raised money for charity .


Q: I have been suffering from mouth ulcers for the past five months and feel I'm living on Bonjela and mouthwash. I get them all around my mouth and on my tongue. I've been referred to hospital but the appointment isn't for three months. Although I'm otherwise in good health, I'm quite worried. A: Mouth ulcers may seem like a minor ailment but can actually be incredibly distressing. The pain can severely impact on quality of life, as eating and drinking are significantly affected. As many as 20 per cent of people suffer with the occasional single mouth ulcer and these are of no consequence. They are usually shallow and occur on the tongue or inside the lip or cheek. These small painful ulcers usually last no more than ten days and require no treatment. Mouth ulcers may seem like a minor ailment but can actually be incredibly distressing. The pain can severely impact on quality of life, as eating and drinking are significantly affected . We have a rule in medicine that any single mouth ulcer lasting longer than three weeks should be investigated in order to rule out a cancer of the mouth, but this would usually be an isolated ulcer that does not heal, rather than multiple lesions. Multiple ongoing mouth ulcers are quite a different issue and certainly warrant further investigation. Initially it is worth taking blood tests to establish deficiencies of iron, B12 or folic acid that could be a root cause of significant tongue and mouth problems. It is equally important to consider multiple chronic mouth ulcers as a symptom of bowel disease, as both coeliac disease and Crohn's disease can first present as mouth ulcers. Coeliac can be identified on specific blood tests and Crohn's on a thorough history, examination and specialist opinion. A sudden-onset chronic issue in a previously healthy person does need proper assessment, and referral to a specialist certainly seems appropriate. While waiting to see a specialist, always make another GP appointment if something has changed or you feel that perhaps an important symptom has been missed. Q: Three years ago I had an operation to remove my prostate because of cancer. This seems to have been a success so far because my prostate-specific antigen (PSA) levels are zero. However, I now have a urine infection which has resisted five courses of antibiotics. At a recent hospital visit a registrar suggested that I drink at least three litres of water daily. I am not sure I'll manage this. What can I do? Surgery to remove the prostate for cancer can lead to urinary problems in about one in five cases, as well as erectile dysfunction for almost two-thirds of men. The former may manifest as incontinence or leakage of urine rather than recurrent infections. These are more likely when the bladder cannot empty properly, as urine is able to stagnate and bacteria can multiply. This typically occurs in men with an enlarged prostate, which puts pressure on the bladder, but would not seem likely if a prostate has been removed. A urologist's

Summary: The Mail On Sunday's brilliant GP with all the health answers YOU need .


If you sometimes get the feeling that good manners are in short supply these days then take heart from the boy who sent a handwritten apology to a bookstore after being sick there – and included a Ben & Jerry’s gift card. The boy, 14-year-old Jack Cordero, from Portland, Oregon, vomited all over the floor of a Powell’s bookstore in the city in March. The manager said the mess was ‘gigantic’ and had to clean it up, along with her assistant manager. Good manners: Jack Cordero, from Portland, wrote this sincere apology to staff at a bookstore after being sick . However, her spirits were raised when she received a handwritten apology about the vomit from the boy responsible, along with a gift card for ice cream. The letter, which arrived at Powell's on April 1 and was marked ‘attention barf cleaners’, read: ‘This Ben and Jerry’s card is for the people who cleaned up the throw-up of a kid on Friday 28. ‘I don’t know their names but I thank them a lot and I’m sorry again for throwing up and hope you enjoy your ice cream.’ The manager of Powell's bookstore in Portland (pictured), was forced to clean up Jack's vomit - but said his apology letter and gift card made her day . It was signed ‘Jack, aka the kid that puked right next to the bathroom’. Manager Jennifer Wicka told BuzzFeed that the mess was ‘gigantic in diameter’, perhaps stretching to about 12 feet, and that the apology made her day. She said: ‘I opened it up and read it and it totally made my day. I’m pretty grumpy about people and humanity. Oh man, some people are good.’ A picture of the envelope and letter was uploaded to Twitter by a friend of Ms Wicka’s, Liz Crain, and it subsequently went viral. Hundreds of people have since commented on Jack’s good nature. Writing on BuzzFeed, Caitlin Lindberg said: ‘Jack your mama must be hella proud because you’re a good person, way to go on restoring faith in humanity man!’ Margaret Thym, meanwhile, said that Jack ‘is on his way to being a fantastic adult’.

Summary: Jack Cordero, 14, from Portland, has won praise for his etiquette . He was sick in a bookshop but handwrote staff there an apology . The manager of the shop, Jennifer Wicka, said that the note made her day . A picture of the letter went viral after it was uploaded to Twitter .


It was another momentous night in Barcelona's proud European history, Neymar and Luis Suarez rampaging through Paris Saint-Germain's defence to put one foot in the Champions League semi-finals. And Barcelona's second of the night, in the 67th minute when Suarez stormed through, nutmegged David Luiz and finished, was their 400th goal in the competition. The landmark has been achieved in 202 matches since 1992 when the European Champions Clubs' Cup became the modern Champions League we know and love. The two goals scored by Luis Suarez against PSG took Barcelona past 400 Champions League goals . Barcelona have reached the landmark in 202 Champions League matches since 1992 . Barcelona won the quarter-final, first-leg match 3-1 to put themselves in control of the tie . Barcelona still have a little way to go before they catch Real Madrid's 436 Champions League goals. Table courtesy of Opta . However, Barcelona still have a some way to go to match the 436 goals scored in the competition by their great rivals Real Madrid. The Spanish giants are way out on top in the club scoring charts, with Bayern Munich coming in third with 349 goals and Manchester United fourth with 343. Over the Champions League years, Barcelona have found the net most against AC Milan (22), followed by Celtic and Chelsea on 18 apiece. They have scored 17 times against United, Arsenal and Bayer Leverkusen. And it will come as little surprise that Argentine superstar Lionel Messi is way out in front in the breakdown of Barcelona Champions League scorers with 75, the joint-most in the tournament with Cristiano Ronaldo. Brazilian star Rivaldo comes in second with 22 goals, followed by Patrick Kluivert (20), Luis Enrique (19) and Samuel Eto'o (16). To mark Barcelona passing 400 Champions League goals, we take a look at some of the highlights. Barcelona 4 Manchester United 0 (1994-95 group stage) A United side hampered by a limit on foreign players had the misfortune to encounter Johan Cruyff's Barcelona 'Dream Team' at the wrong time. Hristo Stoichkov and Romario ran United's makeshift defence ragged in front of 114,000 fans, with the Bulgarian scoring twice and the Brazilian once before Albert Ferrer completed United's humiliation. Romario fires home Barcelona's second goal in their 1994 rout of Manchester United in the Nou Camp . Barcelona 5 Chelsea 1 (1999-2000 quarter-final, second leg) Leading 3-1 from the first leg at Stamford Bridge, Chelsea fancied their chances of getting through ahead of the return. Rivaldo's deflected free-kick and Luis Figo's goal had erased the deficit by half-time, though Tore Andre Flo put Chelsea back in the box seat. They were seven minutes from going through when Dani Garcia made it 3-1 and there was still time for Rivaldo to miss a penalty. Chelsea's defence crumbled in extra-time, another penalty, this time converted by Rivaldo, and a fifth from Patrick Kluivert carried Barcelona through. Luis Figo curls the ball home during Barcelona's 5-1 win over Chelsea in 2000 . Barcelona 2 Arsenal 1 (2006 final in Paris) The Champions League triumph that signalled the

Summary: Barcelona have now scored 401 goals in the Champions League . A double from Luis Suarez and another from Neymar beat PSG 3-1 . Catalan side have achieved the feat in 202 matches since 1992 . But they have some way to go to catch the 436 of Real Madrid .


Roger Federer spent less than one hour on court in his Monte Carlo opener with a 6-2, 6-1 win over Jeremy Chardy. Federer, who has changed his schedule this year to allow more time for recovery and training, played his first match since his loss in the Indian Wells final in March. And he did not look rusty, hitting 19 winners to dispatch an opponent who beat him last year in Rome. Roger Federer defeated Jeremy Chardy in his Monte Carlo opener 6-2, 6-1 to reach the last 16 . The match was Federer's first since his loss in the Indian Wells final in March . 'It's difficult to make any kind of judgment after a 55-minute match, but I'm feeling good at training,' said Federer, a four-time runner-up in Monte Carlo. The 17-time major champion takes on Gael Monfils for a spot in the quarter-finals, just five months after the Frenchman beat him in straight sets in the Davis Cup final. 'The preparation is different. Instead of playing just one hour before a match on clay, this time I had 10 days and I'm better prepared. I feel more confident than I was in Lille,' Federer said. Chardy of France returns the ball to Federer during the Monte Carlo Masters in Monaco .

Summary: Roger Federer won first match since losing Indian Wells final in March . The 17-time major champion won 6-2, 6-1 against Jeremy Chardy . Federer will take on Gael Monfils for place in quarter-finals .


Raising the retirement age is unfair on Scottish pensioners because they die younger, Nicola Sturgeon declared yesterday. The SNP demanded the retirement age be frozen - in a move which would cost billions of pounds - as the latest price of propping up Ed Miliband in Downing Street in the event of a hung Parliament. Miss Sturgeon said the rising retirement age was particularly unfair for pensioners in Scotland because they don’t live as long as their counterparts in the rest of the country. Raising the retirement age is unfair on Scottish pensioners because they die younger, Nicola Sturgeon declared yesterday. She is pictured at the Westerton Care Home during an election campaign visit in Glasgow . The SNP leader demanded the retirement age be frozen - in a move which would cost billions of pounds . At the same time, she issued a demand for a huge inflation-busting increase in the State pension, which would cost billions of pounds more. Miss Sturgeon said the flat rate pension should increase to ‘at least’ £160 a week. It is currently £113. Parts of Scotland have among the lowest life expectancies of any part of the UK. In central Glasgow it is less than 73 years for men and for women less than 79. Across Scotland the figure is about 76 for men and 80 for women. In England and Wales the figures are nearly 79 for men and nearly 83 for women. But various studies have linked lower life expectancy in Scotland to higher rates of alcohol consumption, smoking, and poor diet. It is also linked to levels of poverty and housing. Her comments will raise concerns that the SNP will demand a more expensive pension system across the whole of the UK which will benefit Scotland most. Miss Sturgeon said the flat rate pension should increase to ‘at least’ £160 a week. It is currently £113 . Speaking on a visit to a care home in East Dunbartonshire, Miss Sturgeon said: ‘The Tory/Lib Dem government’s plan to further increase the state pension age is a worry to people across the UK who are planning for their future, but the failure to take Scotland’s specific circumstances into account is particularly unfair. ‘Our comparatively low life expectancy rate is an issue which I will do everything in my power to change but in the meantime it would be completely unacceptable for people in Scotland who have paid in to a state pension all of their lives to lose out.’ ‘That is why SNP MPs will reject any plans for a further increase in the state pension age.’ ‘Our pensioners have contributed hugely to society and are entitled to get a fair deal in their retirement in return. She said the SNP would ensure that ‘the contribution older people have made throughout their lives is recognised’ if they hold the balance of power after the election. Miss Sturgeon also issued a demand for the single tier pension to increase to at least ‘to ensure pensioners are no longer subjected to the scourge of means-tested benefits.’

Summary: SNP said retirement age should be frozen, in a move costing billions . First Minister Nicola Sturgeon also wants pensions to rise to £160 a week . Parts of Scotland have among the lowest life expectancies in the UK .


Like any mother with an eight-month-old baby, Today show host Savannah Guthrie is ready and willing to try any top parenting tricks which will help her precious baby girl Vale drift off. When the 43-year-old mother-of-one discussed an Australian father's tip for getting his baby to sleep less than a minute with her co-hosts on yesterday's show, she vowed to try the method, which involves gently gliding a piece of tissue papers over a baby's face until the tot nods off. But Savannah soon learned learned that the trick didn't have a calming effect on her energetic infant. 'Not only did it not make her quiet,' she revealed on the show this morning, 'It got her so excited she started screaming and squealing with joy.' All smiles: Savannah Guthrie's eight-month-old daughter Vale giggled with glee when her mom tried to get her to sleep using tissue paper . Savannah, who had the experiment filmed by the Today show cameras, showed a clip of baby Vale ready for bed in a light blue onesie printed with pink birds – but as soon as she started caressing her daughter's face with the tissue, the infant broke out into a wide smile. Vale was soon cooing and laughing with delight - but she wasn't any closer to going to sleep. Last month, Nathan Dailo, a father from Sydney, posted a video to his YouTube channel demonstrating how he gets his three-month-old son Seth to fall asleep in just 42 seconds with a single piece of white tissue paper. The clip of his son drifting off has since received more than 1.7 million views, with one mom commenting on Wednesday that the trick worked for her baby five times already. Full of energy: The 43-year-old watched as her daughter grabbed at the white tissue paper she was using to try and calm her down before bed . Looking confused: Vale, who wore light blue onesie with pink birds, stared at her mom, who was trying to get her ready for bed . Although the tip didn't quite work on Savannah's smiley daughter, she noted that Vale 'really loved it'. And the adorable footage was definitely worth watching. 'Could we cancel the rest of the show and watch this? Today show co-host Willie Geist asked of the precious video. Savannah also revealed that the trick wasn't a total failure in her home. Riled up: Savannah gently glided the tissue over Vale's face, but the trick didn't calm her down at all . Happy girl: Vale soon started laughing and squealing with delight . 'It worked on Mike [Feldman],' she said jokingly of her husband. 'He was out in 30 seconds.' Before they moved on to the next segment, Willie couldn't help but gush over Vale one last time, saying: 'She is the cutest.' In February, Savannah threw an impromptu party for her daughter live on air in celebration of baby Vale’s six-month birthday. Viewers watched as the adorably little girl met the team’s yellow Labrador puppy Wrangler, hung out with Sesame Street's Cookie Monster and palled around

Summary: Nathan Dailo, from Sydney, posted a video to his YouTube channel demonstrating how he gets his three-month-old son Seth to fall asleep in just 42 seconds with a single piece of white tissue paper . The clip of his son drifting off has since received more than 1.7 million views since it was posted last month . When Savannah tried the method out for herself, eight-month-old Vale just giggled at her .