Vitamin and mineral supplements are becoming more and more popular as health conscious shoppers focus on good nutrition, but do we really need pills to optimise our diet? Not according to nutritionist and author Sarah Flower, who says that cooking with the right ingredients should give you all the goodness you need. 'The cleaner your diet - using fresh ingredients and cooking at home - the less likely you are to need to rely on supplements to boost your health.' she told MailOnline. Scroll down for video . It's time to ditch vitamin pills for a diet rich in clean, fresh and unprocessed foods, says Sarah Flower . 'The typical western diet is heavily processed and sugar ridden,' explains Sarah, 'this makes us more susceptible to vitamin and mineral deficiencies.' And while it may seem like common sense to eat more unprocessed and raw foods, Ms Flower believes we are still not doing enough. 'We are living in a society where it is possible to be overweight and deficient in essential nutrients.' she continued. 'A diet rich in oily fish, whole grains, lean protein, fruit and vegetables should provide enough nutrients,' she said. Other factors to consider include your ability to absorb the food - digestive complaints can often impede our ability to absorb nutrients. 'Pregnancy, ill health and the elderly may need more support,' she said. And menstruating women may benefit from adding oils (Evening Primrose Oil) and a multivitamin rich in magnesium to help alleviate PMS symptoms (Ms Flowers recommends magnesium citrate). Always opt for steaming over boiling vegetables and eat as many raw pieces as you can every day . 'Fruit and vegetables not only contain vitamins but also vital phytonutrients, which have an amazing ability to protect us against degenerative diseases such as cancer, Alzheimer's and heart disease,' Ms Flowers said. 'The more colourful your plate, the healthier the meal. Junk food tends to be bland and beige. 'Children especially need to be encouraged to try a variety of vegetables. One great incentive is to set up a reward chart for every new food they try. 'Get them into the kitchen as playing with food helps them become less fussy eaters.' The nutritionist is also a keen advocate of incorporating as much healthy fat as possibly into your diet. 'We have all been encouraged to follow a low fat diet, but we need to start embracing fats,' she said. 'Oily fish, nuts and seeds contain vital nutrients so ignore the calorie counts and give your body the healthy food it craves and needs. 'Healthy fat doesn’t make you fat; a diet rich in processed carbohydrates and sugar makes you fat. 'A high carbohydrate, sugar rich diet keeps you hungry but also stops you absorbing vital nutrients, causes depression, fatigue and energy dips. Instead of taking supplements, eat 100g of dark chocolate (left) or six oysters (right) for zinc . 'Eat real food and your body with thank you for it.' The foods listed below are some of the highest per vitamin and mineral. However, how you cook and

Summary: Nutritionist Sarah Flower recommends vitamin-rich foods we should eat . Vegetables retain more nutrients when you steam, stir-fry or eat them raw . Eating the correct portions of these foods will ensure good health .


A Ferrari driver was left counting the cost in Adelaide after crashing his newly-purchased, uninsured sports car into a tree on Wednesday night, seriously injuring a male passenger. The passenger was badly injured after the driver of the Ferrari, reportedly purchased only a week ago, smashed into a tree in the Adelaide suburb of North Brighton. The crash involving the 1991 Ferrari 348, worth between $90k and $110k and sporting 'Plesur' number plates, took place at around 8.25pm on King George Avenue. Scroll down for video . A passenger was badly injured after the driver of the Ferrari, bought only a week ago, smashed into a tree in the Adelaide suburb of North Brighton . Despite the driver coming out of the accident unscathed, his male passenger suffered head and leg injuries. A South Australia Ambulance spokeswoman said the passenger was conscious when paramedics attended the scene and was taken to Flinders Medical Centre. Traffic Superintendent Garry Stewart said that speed was likely a factor and there was no evidence of drink-driving. The passenger was conscious when paramedics attended the scene and was taken to Flinders Medical Centre . The Adelaide Reporter reports that Superintendent Stewart said the driver took a corner just before he lost control of the supercar. ‘Yes, I would say speed was a factor,’ he said. ‘There’s no evidence of drink-driving on the driver’s behalf.’ The crashed 1991 Ferrari 348 is thought to be worth between $90k and $110k . The Advertiser also reported that the owner had only purchased the 1991 Ferrari 348 a week ago and it was uninsured. King George Avenue was closed to traffic near the crash scene for about two hours.

Summary: Driver crashed his uninsured sports car into a tree on Wednesday night . The Ferrari was reportedly purchased by the owner only a week ago . A male passenger was also seriously injured in the crash . The 1991 Ferrari 348 is worth between $90k and $110k . The passenger was conscious and was taken to Flinders Medical Centre .


Gifted: Schoolgirl Elspeth McKendrick was depressed after being diagnosed with Asperger's syndrome . A gifted schoolgirl hanged herself just weeks after scoring a string of GCSE A stars because she was depressed at being diagnosed with a mild form of autism, an inquest heard. School prefect Elspeth McKendrick, 16, was left shattered in 2012 when doctors diagnosed her with Asperger's syndrome. The Doctor Who and Sherlock fan, who was described by her mother as 'geeky', had desperately wanted to fit in at school and had built up a small circle of friends. Her parents said she was 'happy to be odd and eccentric' but was 'very much in denial' about her condition and felt unable to discuss it with anybody. Last August, just a week after going on a school trip as part of the National Citizen Service, the teenager was found hanged in her bedroom after leaving a note apologising to her family and telling how she wished she could open up to friends. The inquest in Heywood, Greater Manchester, heard how Elspeth, from Bury, had been an artistic and creative pupil at Tottington High School. She was an avid reader who always had a novel in her school bag and had already won a place at Manchester College of Art to study A levels. But her mother Rebecca Jackson, 47, told the hearing. 'She had told of problems socialising and making close friends. 'Although she had a lot of friends she also wanted to have a close best friend and she did not have that. 'There were behavioural issues and tantrums that were beyond my experience of normal teenage tantrums because, for Elspeth, things were black and white. Elspeth was very tech savvy and she enjoyed using the computer. 'It caused an awful lot of problems. We got woken up in the middle of the night at 2am when she was on the computer or at 4am when she was not sleeping. She was existing on four hours a night then. It was Elspeth's way or the high way.' In 2011 Elspeth went to Child and Adolescent Mental Health Service (CAMHS) in Bury and was upset to be diagnosed with Asperger's the following year. Mrs Jackson said: 'She was very geeky and enjoyed a lot of things like Albert Einstein and she loved films and cinematography. 'There are a lot of film directors with Asperger's so it doesn't mean there is anything mentally wrong with you, just a difference in the way you think. 'I tried to present it in a positive light to her and was recommended a book about Asperger's and teenagers and it was really positive. 'I bought it for Elspeth and she tore it into shreds and then was very sorry and tried to sellotape it back together. She was very much in denial.' Elspeth poses with a cardboard cut-out of Tom Jones. She was described as an artistic and creative pupil and had already won a place at Manchester College of Art to study A levels . Elspeth's father Euan, 43, told the inquest: 'She

Summary: Elspeth McKendrick was left shattered by Asperger's syndrome diagnosis . Her parents said she was 'very much in denial' about her condition . She had a small circle of friends at school but wanted a 'close best friend' Gifted teen had scored a string of GCSE A*s and won a place at Art college .


Royal Dutch Shell Plc said it . has filed a complaint in federal court in Alaska seeking an . order to remove Greenpeace activists who climbed aboard an oil . rig in the Pacific Ocean bound for the Arctic on Monday in a . protest against Arctic drilling. The environmental group said in a statement its team would . occupy the underside of the main deck of the Polar Pioneer, . which is under contract to Shell, and plans to unfurl a banner . with the names of millions of people opposed to Arctic drilling. The group said the activists would not interfere with the . vessel's navigation. Scroll down for video . On the rig: Greenpeace activists scale the Polar Pioneer drill rig in the Pacific Ocean . Map: The activists boarded the rig just 750 miles northwest of Hawaii as it makes its journey to the Arctic . At dawn on Monday, the six, from the USA, Germany, New Zealand, Australia, Sweden and Austria, sped towards the Polar Pioneer in inflatable boats launched from the Greenpeace ship Esperanza . Climbers: All Greenpeace activists aboard the rig are experienced climbers and say they don't plan to interfere with the ship's course . 'We're here to highlight that in less than 100 days Shell is . going to the Arctic to drill for oil,' 32-year-old Johno Smith, . one of the six to board the Blue Marlin, the ship carrying the . rig, said in the statement. 'Shell's actions are exploiting the melting ice to increase . a man-made disaster. Climate change is real,' he added. Shell said in an emailed statement that it has met with . groups against oil drilling off Alaska's shores and 'respect . their views' but condemned the boarding. 'We can confirm that protesters from Greenpeace have . illegally boarded the Polar Pioneer, under contract to Shell, . jeopardizing not only the safety of the crew on board, but the . protesters themselves,' Shell said. The move comes just days after the U.S. Interior Department . upheld a 2008 lease sale in the Chukchi Sea off Alaska, moving . Shell a step closer to returning to oil and gas exploration in . the Arctic since it suffered mishaps in the region in 2012. The people vs shell: The activists hope they will draw media attention to oil drilling in the Arctic . Reveal a list: Greenpeace activists scale the Polar Pioneer drill rig in the Pacific Ocean to unfurl a banner with the names of millions of people opposed to Arctic drilling . Long haul: The activists used ropes and climbing equipment to scale the 38,000-tonne platform . Many environmentalists oppose offshore energy exploration in . the Arctic, saying that once production begins any oil spill . would be extremely difficult to clean up. Oil industry interests say the Arctic will be important to . the United States' energy security in coming decades when output . from shale formations is expected to wane. Images published by Greenpeace showed the activists using . climbing gear to move from

Summary: Shell has filed a complaint in federal court in Alaska seeking an order to remove Greenpeace activists who climbed aboard an oil rig in the Pacific . The environmental group said in a statement its team would occupy the underside of the main deck of the Polar Pioneer . The six activists are camping on the 38,000-tonne Polar Pioneer platform, which they boarded using inflatable boats from the Greenpeace vessel 'Esperanza' 'We made it! We're on Shell's platform. And we're not alone. Everyone can help turn this into a platform for people power!' tweeted Aliyah Field .


The mother who crashed a car into a lake near Melbourne has been released from custody after being interviewed by police. Officers say Akon Guode was interviewed as part of the ongoing investigation into the deaths of three children. The children's Sudanese mother, 35, was behind the wheel of a grey 2005 Toyota Kluger when it crashed into the lake at Wyndham Vale in Melbourne's outer west just before 4pm on Wednesday. One-year-old Bol and four-year-old twins Madit and Anger all died after the 4WD they were in plunged into the water. The heartbroken father of three siblings who died has since spoken out to defend the children's mother saying she is innocent as she is a 'good mother', the Herald Sun reports. Scroll down for videos . One-year-old Bol (left) and four-year-old twins Madit and Anger (right) all died after the 4WD they were in crashed into a lake at Wyndham Vale in Melbourne's outer west just before 4pm on Wednesday . One mourner hugs Joseph Manyang (fourth from left), the father of three siblings who died, in front of a makeshift shrine at the scene of the crash . Joseph Manyang, the father of the Bol and twins Madit and Anger, said Ms Guode - a mother of seven - adored her children. 'She is a very good mother,' he told the Herald Sun. 'She loved the kids. She took care of the kids. I don't think she planned to do anything.' Mr Manyang further said that he believes Ms Guode is innocent. This comes as the family of the young girl who survived the tragic crash revealed the five-year-old's condition has improved. A male family member told ABC News little Awel's condition has reduced from critical and she remains in a serious condition at the Royal Children's Hospital. The children's mother, Akorn Manang, was behind the wheel of grey 2005 Toyota Kluger when it plunged into the lake on Manor Lakes Boulevard . Police have retrieved the four-wheel-drive after it was plunged into the Wyndham Vale on Wednesday . The news comes after the devastated Mr Manyang made an emotional visit to the crash site on Thursday where floral tributes were starting to build up, the Herald Sun reports. Mr Manyang's 16-year-old niece, Amani Alier, said the family were trying to console him following the devastating news. 'He's shattered, he couldn't stop crying, his nose was bleeding,' she said. 'He just dropped when he saw a picture of his son on the wall. It's so hard for him to deal with. He loved those kids.' Mourners pray at a makeshift shrine at the scene where a 4WD was submerged in Lake Gladman . It follows as the four-wheel-drive was removed from the lake on Thursday afternoon. Thomas Kok, the cousin of the children's father, who spent the night at the children's hospital with Awel, visited the crash site on Thursday morning to pay tribute to the children. The mother, also known as Akon Manaang, moved from South Sudan to Australia in 2008 as a refugee to escape the war

Summary: Car crashed into Melbourne lake just before 4pm on Wednesday . Three young children died and another is in a serious condition in hospital . A Sudanese mother of seven was behind the wheel of Toyota Kluger . She was released from hospital and has been interviewed by police . The woman, 35, has been released from police custody . The father of the three children who died says he believes the mother is innocent .


It has a reputation for being one of the sexiest brand's in the world and has helped launched the careers of Miranda Kerr, Rosie Huntington-Whiteley and Alessandra Ambrosio. So, when a woman is granted Victoria's Secret Angel wings, she's deemed something special and the future begins to look pretty bright. The lingerie giant this week added ten new Angels to its coveted roster and one lucky Brit made the cut. So who is Stella Maxwell and how did she make the transition from diplomat's daughter to one of the world's sexiest women? Scroll down for video . Stella Maxwell, who is Irish but now splits her time between Los Angeles and New York, was this week unveiled as one of ten new Victoria's Secret Angels . Stella, 24, was born to Northern Irish parents Stella Maynes and Maurice Maxwell, who worked as a diplomat. She was born in Belgium and was raised there until she was 13. In one of her many moves, her family relocated to Canberra, Australia, then Wellington, New Zealand thanks to her father's job. The 5ft 9in beauty was discovered at Otago University and started her modelling career. She has since gone on to land coveted campaigns for the likes of ASOS, Alexander McQueen, H&M, River Island and Urban Outfitters, as well as Vogue and ELLE editorials. Stella was born to Irish parents Stella Maynes and Maurice Maxwell, who worked as a diplomat, and has lived all over the world thanks to her father's job . Stella, left, on the pink carpet of the 2014 Victoria's Secret Fashion Show in December 2014 in London and, right, on the VS runway in the world famous show . Stella was born in Belgium and was raised there until she was 13 before she moved around the world . Speaking to V magazine about her career to date, she said: 'The VS show was such a big show for me and my career. It was really cool to be involved. It's kind of wild to check out the scene. Walking Marc Jacobs was pretty cool, too. And I always love walking for Jeremy Scott.' The young model, who now splits her time between New York and Los Angeles, loves racket sports, hiking and travel. When she isn't keeping fit or modelling, she spends her time hanging out with best friend Barbara Palvin (who was rumoured to be dating One Direction's Niall Horan), and global megastar, Miley Cyrus. Stella and Miley Cyrus, left, travelled to Las Vegas together last month - and Stella documented the trip, which included private planes and pool parties, on her Instagram account . Stella Maxwell walks the runway at the Jeremy Scott fashion show, left, and poses in a shoot for Victoria's Secret behind the scenes, right . Stella, pictured backstage at the Concept Korea Spring 2011 show, loves racket sports, hiking and travel . The pals travelled to Las Vegas together last month - and Stella documented the trip, which included private planes and pool parties, on her Instagram account. Speaking to V Magazine about the

Summary: Stella, 24, is Irish and one of ten new Victoria's Secret Angels . Her father worked as a diplomat so she travelled all over the world as child . Scouted in New Zealand and has starred in major campaigns . Recently partied in Las Vegas with Miley Cyrus .


The Jacksonville Jaguars will bring a little bit of the NFL Draft to London next month by having a UK-based fan announce their sixth and seventh round picks live on television. The Jaguars, who are committed to playing one home game each year in London until 2015, have opened a competition for UK-based fans via nfluk.com, and the winner will announce the draft picks live on Sky Sports in the UK and the NFL Network in the United States. It will mark the first time that any part of the NFL Draft has taken place outside the United States. A UK-based fan will get to announce the Jacksonville Jaguars' sixth and seventh draft picks live on TV . The British NFL fan could announce 2015's answer to 2014 No 3 pick Blake Bortles to the world . Jaguars president Mark Lamping said: 'We are so excited to provide our fans in the US and abroad with an exciting opportunity to be part of the NFL Draft and introduce everyone to our newest Jacksonville Jaguars. 'Additionally, we are also equally thrilled to be the first team in the league to bring the NFL Draft to the international market in London.' The NFL Draft has become a huge television event in recent years as fans tune in around the world to find out which ex-college players will be the next to suit up for their teams. A competition for UK-based fans is being run via nfluk.com for the chance to be part of a world first . The Jaguars are committed to a home game each year in London until 2016 . Last year's draft attracted 45.7million viewers according to figures from the NFL. The first three rounds of this year's draft will take place in Chicago, with each NFL team then announcing their picks for rounds four to seven from their own headquarters. The Jaguars will announce their fourth and fifth picks from EverBank Field in Jacksonville and then hand over to London.

Summary: Jacksonville Jaguars will get a UK fan to announce their NFL draft picks . Their sixth and seventh round selections will be revealed live on television . It will be the first time part of the NFL draft has taken place outside the US .


Patrick Vieira has the backing of Manchester City players to replace Manuel Pellegrini should the club sack the under-fire manager. Pellegrini's future at the Etihad Stadium is under scrutiny following a largely disappointing campaign. Vieira would be a candidate to take over from Pellegrini should the City board decide to make a change. Manchester City players have backed Patrick Vieira (left) to replace Manuel Pellegrini as manager of the club - if the latter at the helm of the Etihad Stadium outfit is sacked at the end of the season . Vieira is highly-respected among the City players and his work with the youth team hasn't gone unnoticed too . Despite winning two trophies last season, Pellegrini will end this campaign without any silverware at City . A thumping 4-2 defeat at bitter rivals Manchester United on April 12 has increased the pressure on Pellegrini . The Etihad outfit failed to reach the quarter-finals of the Champions League too after losing to Barcelona . And a collective of senior players would like to see the Frenchman given the reins if Pellegrini goes. The former Arsenal midfielder is highly-respected amongst playing staff at the club. Likewise, his excellent work with City's Elite Development Squad has not gone unnoticed by the squad. And a core group of players in the City first-team believe Vieira should be given the opportunity to step up into the senior fold. City's first-choice managerial option remains Bayern Munich boss Pep Guardiola; director Txiki Beguirstain's trip to Germany on Tuesday fuelling talk of a final bid to lure the Spaniard to England in time for next season. However, Guardiola has made his intention to stay with Bayern for at least another season crystal clear. City's first-choice managerial option remains current Bayern Munich boss Pep Guardiola . Guardiola (right) led Bayern to a 7-4 aggregate win over Porto in their Champions League quarter-final tie . Though, Sportsmail understands Guardiola will listen to offers from English clubs to join in time for the start of the 2016/17 season. That means City must wait at least another year before having a realistic chance of poaching Guardiola. And if the current Barclays Premier League champions decide to axe Pellegrini this summer, then Vieira is emerging as a strong contender to replace the South American. The Spaniard (left) is set to remain with the German giants until his contract expires at the end of next season .

Summary: Manuel Pellegrini won the Premier League and Capital One Cup last season . City currently sit fourth in the league table - 12 points behind Chelsea . Pellegrini's contract expires at the end of the 2015-16 season . City players have been impressed with Vieira's work with the youth team . Pep Guardiola is City's first-choice to succeed Pellegrini at the Etihad .


She was the woman who inspired three of the greatest love songs of all time and was at the heart of the most famous love triangle in rock history. Married to both George Harrison and Eric Clapton, model Pattie Boyd was one of the most envied women in the world. Yesterday at the age of 71, she wed for a third time – with a soundtrack provided by her Irish terrier Freddie who did his best to upstage the bride and her new groom, property developer Rod Weston. Scroll down for video . Pattie Boyd has tied the knot for the third time, this time with Rod Weston at Chelsea Registry Office, Chelsea Old Town Hall, in London . Pattie, photographed with Rod and their dog Freddie, was famously married to both George Harrison and Eric Clapton in the past . The couple look delighted as their leave the town hall to a shower of confetti . The setting was very rock and roll; Chelsea Register Office on the King’s Road, where so many of pop’s leading men and women have married over the years. But that’s where any similarity with Pattie’s famous past began and ended. There were still splashes of style, of course, from the Bentley that took the happy couple to their wedding breakfast at the uber-trendy Beaumont Hotel in Mayfair to the presence of Pattie’s fellow Sixties model Edina Ronay. But there were no groupies or hangers-on as there had been when she married Clapton in 1979 or Harrison in 1966 – just a handful of close friends and family who threw confetti as Pattie and Rod, who have been together almost 25 years, emerged from the cream-painted Rossetti Room arm in arm. And in a nod to the tradition of the bride wearing something borrowed, Patti wore a hat owned by her late friend Pat Booth, the model turned best-selling author who died of cancer in 2009. Friends of the couple, who live in Kensington, feared they would never tie the knot. ‘It’s almost our silver anniversary so we thought we had better get on with it,’ said Weston, 61. George Harrison (who died in November 2001) and Pattie Boyd, 21, leave Epsom Registrar Office after their marriage in January 1966 . Eric Clapton married Pattie Boyd, the ex-wife of his friend George Harrison, in 1979 . Since settling down with Weston, Pattie, a former Vogue cover girl, has turned herself into an accomplished photographer and her pictures have been exhibited all over the world. With the death of John Lennon’s ex-wife Cynthia last month, convent-educated Pattie is now the sole surviving first wife of a Beatle. Born in Somerset, she met Harrison on the set of A Hard Day’s Night in 1964, when she was cast as a schoolgirl in The Beatles’ first film. They were married two years later when she was 21 and Harrison, 22. He later wrote the song Something for her. It was by no means the only famous song composed for the bewitching beauty. The 70-year-old model, photographer and author, has

Summary: Pattie Boyd and Rod Weston, 61, have been together for almost 25 years . Pair were accompanied by their dog Freddie at Chelsea Register Office . This is Pattie's third marriage - her first was to George Harrison in 1966 . Bentley took couple to wedding breakfast at Beaumont Hotel in Mayfair .


Police in San Francisco have discovered the mummified body of an elderly woman in a house said to be owned by a hoarder. The property in the Richmond area is said to have been crawling with rats, black widow spiders, dog feces and 300 bottles of urine. The remains which were removed from the house on Saturday are believed to be that of Anna Ragin who lived with her 65-year-old daughter Carolyn. Police removed the body, believed to be that of Anna Ragin, from the property in the Richmond area of San Francisco. Authorities said the home was covered in debris, including dog feces and bottles of urine . Neighbors told The San Francisco Chronicle the mother had not been seen for years. According to records another man, Archibald Ragin, lived at the property but died 15 years ago at the age of 101. Carolyn, said to be a retired Pacific Bell worker, was taken to hospital after her mother's body was removed from the house. Supervisor Eric Mar, a representative in charge of the area, told the Chronicle : 'The police captains I've spoken with tell me this is the worst case of hoarding they have ever seen.' He was concerned for the health and safety of the residents, but questioned how the situation in the property could have gotten to such a point. Mr Mar said: 'We certainly want seniors to stay in their communities as long as possible, but when people aren’t getting adequate health care and attention, this is what happens. 'This appears to be a nightmare of what can happen when people age in place for too long,' he added. 'We need to identify what the triggers are for the city to step in.' He told the Daily Mail Online that he heard the body was wrapped up in a carpet and described that, from the outside, it looked like the home was abandoned. Residents said the woman had not been seen in years while police described it as the worst case of hoarding they had ever seen . When city workers arrived to clean up the body on Wednesday, they reportedly struggled to get in the door because the house was filled with so much debris. The mess was said to have included mold and piles of trash that reached the ceiling. They were forced to call in professional workers. The Chronicle quote a firefighter saying the body was lightweight and wrapped in a blanket. It is not clear where it was discovered.

Summary: Remains were discovered Saturday on Fourth Avenue in San Francisco . Body is believed to be that of Anna Ragin, who lived with daughter Carolyn . Police said the case of hoarding is the 'worst they had ever seen' Authorities struggled to open the door of the home because of the debris .


It looks as though everything is going swimmingly for Floyd Mayweather Jnr as he continues his Manny Pacquiao mega-fight preparations. Mayweather Jnr caused a splash as he took to the pool before completing a few lengths as his trainer looked on during his Sunday session. The video posted to his Instagram also shows the 38-year-old boxer testing his muscles against the resistance of the water as he continues his impressive training routine. Floyd Mayweather Jnr took to the swimming pool to continue his mega-fight preparations . The boxer enjoyed a few laps of the swimming pool before doing some underwater resistance training . Mayweather Jnr continued his pre-fight preparations by doing a few lengths of a swimming pool . Mayweather Jnr's trainer looks on as the boxer finishes his swimming routine ahead of mega-fight . On Saturday Filipino-fighter Pacquiao tested his fitness against the steepness of some mountain roads. It is now less than a month until both boxers meet in Las Vegas for what is being dubbed as the richest fight in boxing history. The fight on May 2 is expected to break the pay-per-view record of $152million set by that fight in 2013, and is also expected to surpass the 2.5 million buys that Mayweather's fight against Oscar De La Hoya accumulated in 2007. Manny Pacquiao trains with his team at Griffith Park in Los Angeles, California ahead of the mega-fight . Pacquiao and his team do some stretches after climbing to the mountain's summit during a training sessio . Pacquiao took to the mountains as he prepares to take on Floyd Mayweather Jnr in May .

Summary: Floyd Mayweather Jnr hit the swimming pool as he continued his training . Boxer did laps of the pool as well as water resistance muscle work . Mayweather Jnr is training ahead of mega-fight with Manny Pacquiao . It is now less than a month before boxing duo meet in Las Vegas .


For any hopeful parent who wants to know what life is really like with a newborn baby, never fear, a clever mom has filled a void on the internet by providing a wide range of hilarious spoof reviews seemingly written by frustrated owners displeased with their young baby children. Raquel D'Apice, a comedian and mother-of-one from New Jersey, has put her own personal spin on crowd-sourced assessments by creating Yelp Reviews of Newborns, an entertaining collection of spoof critiques that highlight the real struggles plaguing new parents today. Raquel, who posts the reviews on her humorous parenting blog The Ugly Volvo, told Today that she came up with the idea of the parody posts after she was searching for something on Yelp and realized that there were reviews for everything except babies. Funny mom: Raquel D'Apice, pictured with her son, created Yelp Reviews of Newborns, an entertaining collection of spoof critiques that highlight the real struggles plaguing new parents today . Not happy: NotLovingIt wrote that she wished she 'had read the reviews' before deciding to have a baby . And just like the website that inspired it, Yelp Reviews of Newborns was written from the perspective of fictional parents who have ranked their individual experiences with their babies by giving them a star rating out of five. 'Calling this a disappointment is an understatement,' fictional reviewer HavntSlept, from New York City, wrote before she complained about the 'long grueling hours', lack of pay and the 'unnatural amount of stress' that comes with being a parent. The new mom, who gave motherhood one star out of five, added: 'If I could give it zero stars I would.' Meanwhile, NewMom417, from Guttenberg, New Jersey, noted that her 'extremely long wait' of more than nine months was 'unacceptable' before she went on to graphically describe her delivery. 'First off, gross. There's a reason the brochures don't show you how the baby gets out of your body because that whole party is disgusting,’ she wrote.' Filled with joy: The comedian and mother-of-one from New Jersey can be seen with her smiling baby . Not recommended: NewMom417 gave a detailed list of all the reasons why she was unsatisfied with her newborn . After she continued to voice her complains about 'set up and calibration', as well as 'user experience', she advised hopeful parents not to waste their time. Less than a week after NewMom417's review was 'posted', her newborn baby responded with a 'Message from Proprietor'. 'We understand that people often come to this with unrealistic expectations (not your fault and we apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused,' the message read. The baby ended the posting by saying: 'Sorry for the inconvenience (we know, it can be difficult) but please hang in there and best of luck in the upcoming months. Thanks for your patronage!' And while Raquel used her experiences has a mom to write the clever rankings, they're not all bad. In fact, some of the Yelp Reviews of Newborns reviewers she created can't stop gushing about what a joy it

Summary: Raquel D'Apice, a comedian and mother-of-one from New Jersey, has created a series of comedy posts called Yelp Reviews of Newborns .


Self-inflicted? The only other prisoner who rode in a police van with Freddie Gray on April 12 told investigators that he believed the 25-year-old was trying to hurt himself, according to a leaked affidavit . A prisoner who shared a ride to jail with Freddie Gray claims the 25-year-old was trying to injure himself inside a police van before he died from unexplained spinal cord injuries, according to a leaked police report. The report was leaked to the Washington Post under the proviso that the prisoner remains anonymous - raising questions about its accuracy and the favorable light which it shines on the Baltimore police force . In the documents, the unidentified prisoner says he was loaded into a police van after Gray on April 12, and apparently told investigators that he heard Gray 'banging against the walls' and 'intentionally trying to injure himself'. However, he claims he could not see what Gray was doing, since they were separated by a metal partition. The statement was cited in a warrant to search an arresting officer's clothing for possible traces of Gray's DNA. The Washington Post obtained the affidavit from a person who asked the prisoner, who remains jailed for violating a restraining order, not be identified for fears over their safety. Officials in Baltimore have warned protesters that the investigation into Freddie Gray's death will not be resolved by tomorrow - despite rumors to the contrary. City chiefs have been attempting to manage growing expectations they will immediately decide whether to prosecute six officers involved in the arrest of Gray who later died of injuries he apparently received while in custody. Authorities confirmed they plan to turn over findings of a police investigation into the death to a state's attorney by Friday. In the past week, Gray has become the new face of the 'Black Lives Matter' movement, with many believing his death was caused by police during or after the arrest. His death has not only prompted demonstrations in Baltimore, but in several cities across the nation. However, just how Gray sustained the life-ending injuries has remained unclear with both the Baltimore Police and Department of Justice revealing little of their respective on-going investigations. The assertion that Gray may have caused his own death in the back of the police van was quickly rejected by an attorney hired by his family. 'We disagree with any implication that Freddie Gray severed his own spinal cord,' attorney Jason Downs told the Post. 'We question the accuracy of the police reports we’ve seen thus far, including the police report that says Mr Gray was arrested without force or incident.' And local reporters have also found inconsistencies with the leaked affidavit. According to WBAL reporter Jayne Miller, police originally said that the second prisoner in the van told investigators that Gray was 'mostly quiet'. Sources also told the station that by the time the second prisoner was in the van, Gray was unresponsive. Cell phone footage captured the moment Gray was arrested by police near a housing project in west Baltimore on April 12. Police

Summary: The prisoner who rode in a police van with Freddie Gray on April 12 in Baltimore says Gray was trying to hurt himself . Prisoner's statement to investigators was part of an affidavit obtained Wednesday by the Washington Post . Gray was arrested on April 12 for carrying a switchblade and transported to the hospital shortly after arriving at jail . He died a week later from spinal injuries; how he received the fatal trauma is still under investigation . The fellow prisoner's statement is the first detail released about what happened during the ride . Report was released as family member of one of the six suspended police officers came forward to defend the cop . The anonymous relatives says she believes Gray was injured before he was put in the van, and that not all six officers are to blame .


Watch as this brazen thief allegedly steals a donation box ahead of ANZAC Day from an RSL club. CCTV footage has captured a woman cautiously standing by the concierge desk before she quickly grabs the box of ANZAC badges and money while covering it with her vest at the Caulfield RSL in Elsternwick, south-east of Melbourne about 8.00pm on Wednesday. The woman, who is donning a black-and-white striped top and a black vest, could be seen wandering her eyes around the room but walks away when a man strolls past with his blazer. She takes her reading glasses off and appears to clean them as she casually sits down on a seat before quickly pulling her black vest off. Watch as this brazen thief allegedly steals a donation box ahead of ANZAC Day at an RSL club in Melbourne . The empty room prompted the woman to make her way towards the desk before bringing her vest over the box and then casually walking out the glass entrance door. Caulfield RSL general manager Pete Frost told Daily Mail Australia he felt disgusted and disheartened after witnessing the incident on CCTV footage. 'I'm absolutely mortified,' Mr Frost said. 'You wouldn't think you'd have to keep a box of badges under lock and key. This person has no respect for the fine country we live in today. 'Our volunteers have given up a lot of time and hard work to raise money for ANZAC Day but to have somebody come in and take that away is a low act.' The empty room prompted the woman to make her way towards the desk before bringing her vest over the box . She allegedly covers the donation box with her black vest as she casually walks out the entrance door . The RSL general manager has posted the footage on social media in a bid to track down the woman . Mr Frost said he has informed police about the incident. Daily Mail Australia has contacted Victorian police for comment. The footage was posted on Mr Frost's Facebook account on Friday night and has received more than 14,000 views since. A caption along the video said: 'I've seen some pretty low acts but this one takes the cake!' 'Please share this and help us shame this inconsiderate woman who obviously has no respect for the fine country we live in today,' Mr Frost posted.

Summary: Shocking footage has emerged of a thief allegedly taking a donation box . CCTV captures the woman bringing her vest over the ANZAC badges . The incident took place on Wednesday at the Caulfield RSL in Melbourne . The video was posted on Facebook in a bid to track down the women .


FC United of Manchester, the club set up in protest at the Glazer family's takeover of Manchester United, are now two promotions away from the Football League. On an emotional night in front of 3,588 noisy fans the Rebels, soon to celebrate their 10th anniversary, sealed the fourth promotion of their short history with this nervy win over Stourbridge saw them crowned Evo-Stik Northern Premier champions. Hundreds of ecstatic supporters invaded the pitch at the final whistle as the breakaway outfit secured elevation to the sixth tier after the heartbreak of no less than four play-off defeats. VIDEO Scroll down to see pitch invasion as FC United of Manchester win Evo-Stik North title . FC United of Manchester players celebrate securing promotion following a 1-0 win over Stourbidge . The club's fourth promotion in their short history sees them come within two more of the Football League . FC will move to a new 5,000 capacity stadium of their own in May, ending a nomadic existence spent entirely on the road. And it was the Tameside Stadium, home of neighbours Curzon Ashton, that hosted the latest chapter in an already significant history. In a tense first-half winger Craig Lindfield, a building estimator, headed against the bar as the home side struggled to break down a resolute Stourbridge defence. And it appeared not to be their night when sub Shelton Payne had a volley cleared off the line. But on 69 minutes student and full back Greg Daniels rose unmarked to head home the impressive Lindfield's cross and spark joyous scenes. It was the perfect finish from the former Macclesfield apprentice who was last week painting houses while on holiday from university. FC came into existence in 2005 when a group of United supporters, despairing of the debt-burdening Old Trafford takeover by the US-based family, decided enough was enough and created their own democratically-run club which kicked off at the bottom of the pyramid in North West Counties Division Two. From an initial meeting of a dozen at a curry house in the Rusholme district of Manchester they now boast more than 4,000 members, each of whom can claim to be an owners. Many of those were in fine voice here. Meanwhile, 30 miles down the road the Class of '92's Salford City celebrated promotion from the Evo-Stik Division One after title rivals Darlington 1883 could only draw 1-1 at Warrington Town. That result means the club, partly owned by United legends Phil and Gary Neville, Ryan Giggs, Paul Scholes and Nicky Butt, were crowned champions in the high-profile quintet's first season at the helm. FC United manager Karl Marginson, who has been with the club since day one, believes 'anything is possible'. 'We've got a ground of our own,' he said, before a fan planted a kiss on his cheek. 'There's no reason why the league is not possible. We have to provide that for these supporters because they deserve it.' Marginson admits he did not know what to expect when he took over the fledgling club. 'I didn't know what to

Summary: FC United of Manchester was set up as a club in protest of the Glazer family's takeover of Manchester United . Their 1-0 over Stourbridge on Tuesday night has sealed their fourth promotion as Evo-Stik Northern Premier Champions . It means that the club are just two promotions off the Football League .


A daughter whose mother died from breast cancer says she wishes she would have let her mother die as oppose to making her undergo more painful chemotherapy. Amber Phillips of Los Angeles expressed her support for the right to die law introduced in California on Tuesday that if passed next year will legalize physician assisted suicide for terminally ill patients. 'The pain and suffering took some of her dignity away when she became so ill that she was not able to work,' Phillips told Dailymail.com of her mother who died in the summer of 2012. Regretted her choice: Amber Phillips says she regrets making her mother undergo chemotherapy against her will when her breast cancer progressed to the point that she could not enjoy her life . Deteriorating: Connie Phillips, pictured in her final days, suffered long before her death in July of 2012 . Phillips told Dailymail.com that her mother asked about ending her life via physician assisted suicide on numerous occasions but said that at the time it was not a legal option for her. 'Had she had the choice to end her own life she might have been able to reclaim some of her autonomy and dignity,' Phillips added. Not only did Phillips die a slow and painful death, but she was unable to spend the final moments with her family because her two sons Owen and Ethan Phillips were on other sides of the country at the time. 'Everything happened so fast,' said Phillips. 'My brothers were on the other side of the country and both they and my mother would have wanted them to be there as she died. It might not have happened that way,' she said. Connie Phillips fought her illness for years before expressing her desire to end her suffering. Amber Phillips is not the only family member of a cancer victim who supports the right to die legislation. Back in February Debbie Zieglaer, the mother of terminal brain cancer sufferer Brittany Maynard who ended her own life in November of last year, expressed her support for her child's choice to die. 'My daughter Brittany Maynard wanted to die in her beautiful four-poster bed. As Brittany’s symptoms and pain from the large, infusive glioma brain tumor increased, she began to talk about how she wanted her death to be, who she wanted in the room with her, where she wanted them to be, what she wanted to hear,' Ziegler wrote for Dailymail.com. Family bond: Amber Phillips, pictured with her mother when she was a child, said that her mother would have wanted to end her own life to reclaim her dignity and would have wanted all her family members present . Right to die campaigners will use Brittany Maynard as a poster girl for a worldwide push for right to die laws. A video of the 29-year-old explaining why she was making use of legislation allowing death with dignity in Oregon has been watched by more millions of people on YouTube and has encouraged states like California to adopt the law allowing physician assisted

Summary: Amber Phillips of Los Angeles expressed her support for the right to die law introduced in California on Tuesday . Phillips said she regrets not allowing her mother Connie Phillips to stop her chemotherapy treatment against her will . 'Had she had the choice to end her own life she might have been able to reclaim some of her autonomy and dignity,' Phillips told Dailymail.com .


In a week where people have been highlighting the lack of young English talent in the Premier League, it’s good to see three youngsters playing in my old position have really caught the eye this season. Calum Chambers, Eric Dier and John Stones have all enjoyed excellent Premier League campaigns. Defence is not the easiest area for a young player to make an impression — managers can be reluctant to trust youth in a position of responsibility — but these three have done just that. What sets them apart is their self-belief. Chambers and Stones are still 20 and Dier is 21, but there are no signs of fear in their games. Arsenal defender Calum Chambers (left) has impressed in his first season at the club . Everton defender John Stones (right) puts in a challenge against Liverpool striker Daniel Sturridge . Tottenham defender Eric Dier (left) has grown in stature as the season has progressed at White Hart Lane . In a way, we shouldn’t really be surprised. Between them they have cost £19million, so they are not exactly surprise packages. What has been surprising is the way they have come on this season. They are by no means the finished article, but their progress is encouraging. It helps that all three have had a taste of playing at full back. I think they are all destined to become top central defenders, but if you are mobile enough, you are often asked to do a job at full back. At this stage it certainly does no harm to your development. I remember playing at right back before moving to the middle. You need pace and stamina to bomb up and down but when it comes to playing at centre half, that agility can be of huge benefit. I first saw Dier playing for the England Under 20s and he still looked raw. He was a powerful, quick right back who charged up and down, but he needed more control. I felt his body type made him ideally suited to centre half and he has made that position his own at Tottenham. Dier (left) stood up strongly against Chelsea striker Diego Costa in the Capital One Cup final at Wembley . Stones has moved across from right back into the centre of defence for Everton and has flourished . His rise has been quite spectacular. He has gone from a promising squad player to a first-team regular alongside Jan Vertonghen. He moves the ball well, is technically very good and he is a fighter — he stood up well to Diego Costa in the Capital One Cup final at Wembley. The next step for him is to become a vocal leader. The best central defenders demand so much from those around them and if that mentality is drilled into him, Dier could improve Tottenham’s rather soft underbelly. Stones has spent time at right back but now finds himself at the heart of the Everton defence. He is very comfortable on the ball, has good speed and reads the game well so is

Summary: Calum Chambers has played 35 times already for Arsenal this season . Eric Dier has become an important first-team player at Tottenham . John Stones has impressed for Everton after being moved to the middle .


Dani Alves has been offered a new Barcelona deal according to the player's agent, Dinorah Santana. The full-back's contract expires in the summer with Manchester United and Liverpool among a number of Europe's top clubs keeping tabs on the Brazil international's availability. Alves has been linked with a move away from the Nou Camp all season, but Santana has revealed there is a deal on the table from the Spanish giants offering to extend the 31-year-old's contract at the Nou Camp. Almeria's midfielder Espinosa (left) vies with Barcelona's Dani Alves during the Catlan side's win . Alves (right) vies for the ball with Almeria's Edgar Mendez during the win where he played 64 minutes . 'On Monday, I had a meeting with [director] Javier Bordad,' Santana told Sport. 'On Wednesday I have had the second meeting. I have already received an offer [for a new contract], although I can't say if I am happy or not [with it]. 'There will be more meetings. They told me they will call me to arrange the next one.'

Summary: Dani Alves has a Barcelona contract which will expire in the summer . Manchester United and Liverpool among clubs chasing his signature . Player's agent Dinorah Santana says Barca deal is far from done . READ: Hector Bellerin tops poll to replace Dani Alves at Barcelona . READ: Dani Alves releases charity single with ex-Barcelona keeper .


Kim Jong-un learned to drive when he was just three years old and won a yacht race at the tender age of nine. At least that's according to a new school textbook that takes the meaning of the phrase 're-writing history' to a whole new level. The bizarre claims are being taught to pupils across North Korea as a way of indoctrinating future generations into glorifying their dictator in much the same way that his father, the late Kim Jong Il, and his grandfather, Kim Il Sung, were blindly heralded in days gone by. Perhaps unsurprisingly, the manual contains now mention of the country's history, instead devoting its chapters to minor – and questionable – details about Kim Jong-un's childhood. Like a duck to water... apparently: A new North Korean school textbook claims that dictator Kim Jong-un (pictured, above, on a boat with military chiefs) learned to drive aged three and won a yacht race aged nine . The book, called Kim Jong Un's Revolutionary Activities, has been distributed to middle and high schools for study during the 2015 school year, it was reported by the UPI news agency. Subjects include Kim's incredible ability to drive a year as a toddler and his remarkable sailing prowess before he'd even reached double figures. 'At the age of ine, Kim Jong-un raced the chief executive of a foreign yacht company, who was visiting North Korea,' the text reads, adding that Kim won the race despite the odds. South Korea's TV Chosun reported that the text also claimed Kim can draw well and knows how to compose music. Lee Seok-young, the South Korean director of Radio Free Chosun, said it remains to be seen just how teachers would credibly impart this wisdom to the schools. Cementing a false image: The bizarre claims are being taught to pupils across North Korea as a way of indoctrinating future generations into glorifying their dictator in much the same way that his father, the late Kim Jong Il (left), and his grandfather, Kim Il Sung, were blindly heralded in days gone by . The hermit state fights a constant PR war in its bid to portray a fanciful image of wealth and prosperity to its persecuted people. One example came recently when it became embroiled in an escalating international row over Kim's lurid depiction in Hollywood film The Interview. The United States claims that the film's presentation of Kim – whose family has ruled the reclusive, impoverished state for more than six decades – prompted Pyongyang to launch a massive cyber-attack on Sony Pictures, the studio that made it. Meanwhile, images emerged today of Kim Jong-un apparently showing that he has hurt his wrist. The 32-year-old was inspecting a weapons factory in the country's capital of Pyongyang in a visit filmed by North Korean Central TV. The footage shows the mysterious dictator waving and smiling to the crowds, with his right-hand wrist wrapped up in a white bandage. Pictures from state-controlled media show the dictator smiling and waving, with his right wrist in bandages .

Summary: Pupils are taught manual called Kim Jong-un's Revolutionary Activities . Perhaps unsurprisingly, it contains no mention of the country's history . Text also claims Kim can draw well and knows how to compose music .


Fans of blockbusters like Men In Black, Batman Forever and How The Grinch Stole Christmas will have a chance to own a piece of Hollywood history when an amazing collection of props and puppets goes under the hammer at the end of May. The collection, which was created by legendary make-up effects artist Rick Baker, will be auctioned off at the Hilton Universal City in Los Angeles, California, and on PropStore.com this May 29. The collection from Baker's Cinovation studio is worth an estimated $746,100 and some of the individual items are expect to fetch more than $40,000 when they are offered to the public for the first time. Alien Edgar Bug from Men In Black has an estimated value of $40,000 and could end up selling for much more . The Two Face mask from Batman Forever is valued at, $1,500. Actor Tommy Lee Jones played the villain . A steal? The Grinch costume from the Jim Carrey film How The Grinch Stole Christmas is listed at $8,000 . This Mikey costume from Men In Black has an estimated value of $30,000 and is one of the pricier lots . This odd-looking Hammerhead Alien, which is also from Men In Black, was listed at $8,000 by Prop Store . The 417 original items are from more than 50 productions, according to Icon Versus Icon. During Baker's 30-year career, the 64-year-old worked on other films like An American Werewolf in London, Planet of the Apes, Batman & Robin, Hellboy and Mighty Joe Young. Items from those movies, as well as from Michael Jackson's 1988 Moonwalker film and 1983 Thriller music video, will all be sold to the highest bidder. The iconic Harry suit from Harry and the Hendersons is valued at $6,000 but will likely sell for more than that . This Bat Gremlin from Gremlins 2: The New Batch has a value of $8,000 and is one of a few Gremlins items . The Mohawk Mogwai puppet from Gremlins 2: The New Batch is listed at $8,000. Remember, don't get it wet . This Frozen thug statue from Batman & Robin is named Frosty and it has an estimated value of $4,000 . This Bat Puppet from Batman Forever is listed at $6,000 and it comes with the message: The Evil Setrakian' Brandon Alinger of Prop Store said: '“We are delighted to offer a no reserve live auction of over 400 items direct from Rick Baker’s Cinovation studio to the public. 'Baker’s career needs no introduction and it’s been an honor to work with him to prepare this sale, which spans his 30-plus years in the business. 'The Rick Baker auction is an exciting opportunity for collectors and fans of the make-up artist to have a chance to take home some of the brilliant creations from their favorite films.”' The Worm Guy from Men In Black II has been valued at $10,000 and is one of a handful of MIB items . This Michael Jackson robotic transformation face is from the film Moonwalker and it has a value of $3,000 .

Summary: More than 400 items from Rick Baker's Cinovation studio will be auctioned . Artist has worked on hits like Men In Black, Batman Forever and Gremlins . Baker worked on Michael Jackson's Moonwalker film and Thriller video . This is first time these items from 64-year-old's collection open to public . Auction will be held in Los Angeles, California, on May 29 and also online .


Authorities in Texas have banned a seemingly-innocent personalized number plate after three years attached to a swish Lamborghini. Now its Houston owner Safer Hassan has 30 days to get rid of the license plate '370H55V' - after the Texan Department for Motor Vehicles saw it spelled 'A**HOLE' upside-down. The authority has written Mr Hassan a letter explaining that the license plate would be cancelled in a month, writing: 'It has been determined that the personalization is offensive'. The personalized license plate which the Texan Department for Motor Vehicles deemed was 'offensive' Cheeky: The real license plate on the left hand side - but look what it reads when it is turned upside down . Owner Safer Hassan said he plans to appeal the decision by the Texan Department for Motor Vehicles . Mr Hassan told TV news programme KPRC-TV that he disagreed with the judgement. 'I think that the state is overreaching their boundaries', he said, adding he plans to appeal the decision. State departments across the USA have the ability to ban slang or rude words appearing on cars in their region, . In Texas, numerous naughty drivers have tried - and failed - to get illicit sayings put on plates for their vehicles. One driver thought they were so 'bada**' they would tell the world - by applying for this irreverent license plate . A Texan and lover of the female form asked the state department to provide him with this license plate . Those banned include 'I [heart] BOOBS', 'BAD AX' and 'JLOBUT' - presumably a reference to singer and actress Jennifer Lopez's ample behind. More than 120,000 personalized number plates have been issued by the Texan Department for Motor Vehicles, which can last up to 10 years before the driver has to re-apply. Perhaps wishful thinking was behind this idea for a license plate - also rejected by the Texas state department . Jennifer Lopez topped the charts with her song 'Booty', but probably didn't think her bottom would be put on the back side of a car. The application for this license plate was also rejected by the Texas DMV .

Summary: State department has banned Safer Hassan's license plate '370H55V' It has been on his Lamborghini for three years without any problems . Now Texas Department for Motor Vehicles have banned 'offensive' plates .


Chelsy Davy showcased her style credentials as she stepped out in London rocking ripped jeans and a chic blazer on Wednesday night. The ex-girlfriend of Prince Harry radiated health thanks to a bronze glow as she laughed with friends leaving an art gallery in Mayfair. The 29-year-old seemed in high spirits, smiling as she made her way down the street wearing tan wedges and a crisp white blouse. Chelsy Davy proved to be quite the fashionista as she stepped out in London wearing ripped jeans and a chic beige blazer on Wednesday night . It's the second night out this week for the party girl, who was seen laughing and joking with friend Irene Forte at the launch party for new London restaurant, The Ivy Chelsea Garden, on Tuesday. Zimbabwean Davy wore a similar look - a white layered chiffon top, as well as flattering navy trousers with zip-detail on the ankles. Davy has previously been known for her more relaxed, casual style, but it seems she is upping the style stakes and taking a more sophisticated approach to dressing now that she is approaching her thirties. The 29-year-old radiated health thanks to a bronze glow as she laughed with friends out and about in London . It's the second night out on the town for the party girl, who joined friends at the opening of cool new eatery, The Ivy Chelsea Garden, on Tuesday . The party was to celebrate the opening of the restaurant, part of renowned West End dining institution, The Ivy. Davy circulated the party with a couple of friends, in particular daughter of hotel tycoon Rocco Forte, Irene. Davy and Forte were spotted together recently at Duke of Northumberland’s estate Syon Park over the weekend for the wedding of property magnate Caspar MacDonald-Hall. At the wedding Chelsy, notably, was the gooseberry as she was seen with friend, Irene Forte and Forte's boyfriend, Jacobi Anstruther-Gough-Calthorpe. Davy is currently single after splitting up with society jeweller Charles Goode in January. The sporty socialite had a relationship with Prince Harry spanning six years until they called it a day in May 2010. The pair still remain good friends. Prince Harry with Chelsy Davy, seen in 2010 after receiving his Flying Wings from his father, dated for six years until they called it a day; the pair still remain good friends . Chelsy Davy attended the Royal Wedding of Prince William and the former Kate Middleton at Westminster Abbey in 2011, proving how close her and Prince Harry remained after their split .

Summary: Chelsy, 29, wore ripped jeans and chic blazer on night out in London . It was the second consecutive night out for Prince Harry's ex . Joined friends on Tuesday at launch of The Ivy Club, Chelsea .


Cannabis can kill cancer cells and helps shrink one of the most serious types of brain tumour, new advice reveals . Cannabis can kill cancer cells and shrink one of the most serious types of brain tumours, new advice reveals. The National Institute on Drug Abuse in the US has admitted, in its revised publication on marijuana, that the drug offers benefits to some cancer patients. The report states: 'Recent animal studies have shown that marijuana extracts may help kill certain cancer cells and reduce the size of others. 'Evidence from one animal study suggests that extracts from whole-plant marijuana can slow the growth of cancer cells from one of the most serious types of brain tumours. 'Research in mice showed that these extracts, when used with radiation, increased the cancer-killing effects of the radiation.' The term medicinal marijuana refers to using the whole unprocessed plant or its basic extracts to treat a disease or symptom. Currently the drug is not recognised by the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) as a medicine. However, studies of the chemicals in marijuana - cannabinoids - has led the FDA to approve two medications that contain cannabinoid chemicals. Currently two cannabinoids, of around 100, are of medical interest - THC and CBD. THC increases appetite and reduces nausea. It may also decrease pain, inflammation and muscle control problems. CBD is a cannabinoid that does not affect the mind or behaviour. It is thought to be useful in minimising pain and inflammation, controlling epileptic seizures and possibly treating mental illness and addictions. In the UK, THC is the active ingredient in the prescribed drug Sativex. It is currently only licensed to treat and relive the pain of muscle spasms in MS patients. Scroll down for video . The National Institute on Drug Abuse in the US has admitted, in its revised publication on marijuana, that the drug offers benefits to some cancer patients, including those suffering some brain tumours, pictured . Scientists are also conducting clinical trials and preclinical studies into the effects of marijuana on: . The new advice from the National Institute on Drug Abuse comes as a group of senators put pressure on the US federal government to recognise the medicinal value of the drug. Medication containing cannabinoids, from marijuana, is licensed to treat MS - pictured on a brain scan - patients in both the US and UK . The Compassionate Access, Research Expansion and Respect States Act was introduced in March. It proposes moving cannabis from a schedule I to a schedule II drug, recognising it has some medicinal value. The proposed bill does not, however, legalise marijuana in all states, but permits states to set their own policies, the Daily Caller reported. 'It couldn’t be any clearer that marijuana has medical value,' Tom Angell, chairman of the Marijuana Majority, told The Daily Caller. 'When even NIDA and the surgeon general are acknowledging that marijuana can help people who are suffering, it is time for the Obama administration to reschedule the drug. 'The attorney general can initiate that process today, and

Summary: National Institute on Drug Abuse admits cannabis has medicinal benefits . US guidance states drug can help kill some cancer cells and shrink others . Cannabinoids - chemicals in marijuana - currently used in medication to treat MS patients in both the US and UK . Autoimmune diseases, including HIV and AIDS, multiple sclerosis and Alzheimer's disease . Inflammation . Pain . Seizures . Substance use disorders . Mental disorders .


A three metre python bit off more than it could chew when it tried to swallow a much-loved family pet. Francis Bakvis stumbled upon the gruesome spectacle on Sunday while searching for his sixteen-year-old pet cat Tiger, who had been missing for three days. After noticing a foul odour in the yard of his home in Clifton Beach, northern Queensland, Bakvis found a bloated scrub python which contained the remains of the family feline, reports Cairns Post. Scroll down for video . Francis Bakvis discovered a dead scrub python, which contained the remains of his family cat Tiger . It wasn't until Bakvis tried to move the 3.5 metre long snake that its body broke open and he came face to face with the grim truth. 'I pulled the dead snake on to the lawn, and a bit of its skin was already decomposing. I could see, there was my cat,' Bakvis said. 'It was pretty miserable to see him go that way. He was getting old and not 100 per cent clear in his little brain sometimes. Bavkis said it was confronting for his partner and sons to find the long-term pet had died in such grisly circumstances. 'He'd never been sick or anything, and all of a sudden he's no longer there. To find him in the stomach of a snake is not pretty.' Bakvis said he had never seen pythons on his Clifton Beach (pictured) property in 15 year of living there . A scrub python at Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary on the Gold Coast. Scrub pythons can grow to be up to eight metres long, and are known to eat mammals as large as kangaroos . The black and white cat had reportedly slept on the family veranda. Bakvis said he had never seen pythons on the property in 15 years of living there. He believed the python had struggled to properly swallow the cat and died as a result. Scrub pythons can grow to be up to eight metres long, and are known to eat mammals as large as kangaroos. Pet owners are reminded to protect their animals by keeping them protected or indoors at night.

Summary: Francis Bakvis, from Clifton Beach in Queensland, discovered dead python . Mr Bakvis had been searching for his pet cat which had gone missing . When he tried to move the snake its skin split open and his cat spilled out . The 3.5 metre long python died while trying to digest the 16-year-old pet . He had never seen pythons on the property in 15 years of living there .


An unemployed 32-stone woman receives £18,000 a year in benefits because she claims her weight-related illness makes her a danger to the public. Morbidly obese Rochelle Coulson suffers from sleep apnoea - a condition often linked to obesity - which she says leaves her so tired that she falls asleep unexpectedly. The 21-year-old, who put on 13 stone in four years by eating through 'boredom', has not worked for five years because she says she would be a 'danger' in the workplace. Pressure group the Taxpayers' Alliance has now warned that the benefit system should not become a 'comfort blanket' and that people should 'get themselves in shape' to work. Scroll down for video . Morbidly obese Rochelle Coulson (left and right) claims £18,000 in benefits because she suffers from sleep apnoea - a condition often linked to excessive weight - which leaves her so tired that she can't stay awake . Ms Coulson told MailOnline: 'I can't work because of my condition. If I was sat in an office, I would just fall asleep and the manager will end up sacking me. 'It's not just that, but I could make something go wrong, couldn't I? By falling asleep and making a mistake. Who knows what buttons I would press or what would happen? It wouldn't be fair on my colleagues.' Doctors have now warned Ms Coulson that she needs to lose weight to cure her condition - but she says she needs a state-funded support worker to write her meal plans. Instead, she continues to claim £18,712 a year in benefits - the equivalent of a £22,000 taxable salary - which is more than a nurse's starting wage and the same pay as a newly-qualified teacher. She added: 'I would love to have a job, I didn't chose to be like this. But I can't. I'm too dangerous. I can't do anything if I'm falling asleep the whole time.' Ms Coulson, who lives alone in New Milton, Hampshire, said she has always battled with her weight. However, her weight spiralled out of control after she left home four years ago. Unable to get a job due to being signed off with depression, the young woman started eating up to ten packs of crisps per day because she was 'bored'. She would also have an evening takeaway - and had soon put on 13 stone. Ms Coulson, pictured with her mother Lynda, 50, says she would like to work if she were able to do so . Doctors have now warned Ms Coulson that she needs to lose weight to cure her condition - but she says she can only do that with a state-funded support worker to help her write meal plans . She said: 'I developed depression and that just made me eat more. I would have takeaways most nights. I ate a lot, including chocolate and crisps. It was a way of coping.' Sleep apnoea is a condition where the walls of the throat relax and narrow during sleep, which interrupts normal breathing and can stop someone getting a

Summary: Rochelle Coulson, from New Milton, gets equivalent to £22k taxable salary . That is more than a nurse's starting wage and the same salary as a teacher . Ms Coulson claims she cannot work because she falls asleep unexpectedly . Doctors said she must lose weight, but Ms Coulson wants a state-funded support worker to help her write meal plans . Rochelle's story is featured in Benefits and Bypasses: The Billion Pound Patients on Channel 5 at 9pm tonight.


The troubled son of an influential San Diego businessman was arrested last week for allegedly attempting to kidnap a 7-year-old girl from a local elementary school. Jack Henry Doshay, 22, appeared in court for the first time on Friday as he pleaded not guilty to charges of kidnapping, false imprisonment with violence and child cruelty. Noticeably absent from the court room were the suspect's parents, Karen and Glenn Doshay. Glenn Doshay is a minority owner of the San Diego Padres and a former investment manager who focuses on charitable causes with his wife. Scroll down for video . Caught: Jack Henry Doshay, 22 (left), was arrested last week after allegedly attempting to kidnap a 7-year-old girl from a Solana Beach, California elementary school. On the right, the police sketch of the suspect before Doshay was arrested . Frightening: Prosecutors are accusing Doshay, the son of a prominent local businessman, of attempting to kidnap a 7-year-old girl from Skyline elementary school on March 23 (seen above) Doshay's lawyer Paul Pfingst said he told his client's parents not to show up at the hearing since it would be short, and said they are likely to attend court on Thursday when their son has a bond hearing. He is currently being held without bail at the Vista jail. 'The family is obviously very distressed,' Pfingst said after the arraignment, 'very distressed a young girl had that traumatic experience.' Doshay was arrested on Wednesday, nine days after he allegedly tried to kidnap a 7-year-old girl from Skyline Elementary School in Solana Beach. Officials say the incident happened around 3:30pm, just as classes were letting out for the day. Doshay allegedly grabbed the young girl, who has not been identified, as she was walking from class to after-school care and tried to cover her mouth with packing tape in an attempt to smother her screams. Parent's worst nightmare: Make Paeske is the father of the girl Doshay allegedly tried to kidnap. His daughter was freed when teachers and parents overheard her screaming for help . Censored: When he appeared in court on Friday, reporters were not allowed to take pictures or broadcast Doshay's image. His layer Paul Pfingst pictured on the right . Emotional issues: Doshay was allegedly arrested at a residential facility on Wednesday where he was seeking treatment for depression . But teachers and parents heard the girl's cries for help and found her struggling with Doshay, who in turn fled the scene in a newer model black Ford Flex SUV. Police say Doshay has no connection to the girl, but that his brother lives near the school. Doshay was arrested nine days after the incident, after police released a sketch with his description and got over 150 tips from the public. He was taken into custody at a residential facility where he was receiving treatment for depression. Pfingst said his client has sought inpatient and outpatient treatment for depression on other occasions in the past. At a press conference following Doshay's arrest, the father of the girl he attempted to kidnap spoke out about

Summary: Jack Henry Doshay, 22, was arrested at a residential facility Wednesday where he was receiving treatment for depression . Authorities say he tried to kidnap a 7-year-old girl from a Solana Beach, California elementary school on March 23 . On Friday, Doshay pleaded not guilty to charges of kidnapping, false imprisonment with violence and child cruelty in his first court appearance . He is the son of prominent San Diego businessman Glenn Doshay, who is a minority owner of the San Diego Padres baseball team .


Warrington put a dampener on Kevin Sinfield's 500th appearance for Leeds as they completed a notable double over the Super League leaders in emphatic fashion at Headingley. Sinfield was on the losing side on his debut for the Rhinos against Sheffield Eagles at Headingley in 1997 and he was powerless to prevent a repeat on his landmark occasion, with the Wolves running out 29-10 winners. The Rhinos were already trailing 20-4 when the former England skipper entered the action five minutes into the second half and it did not get much better as the Yorkshiremen came up with their worst performance of the season in front of a 17,430 crowd. Warrington Wolves forward Roy Asotasi crosses for one of his side's five tries on the night . Warrington had produced their best display in an 18-6 win over Leeds in March and they were again outstanding, with full-back Stefan Ratchford and second rower Ben Currie the pick of an impressive bunch. Leeds had an early chance when prop Adam Cuthbertson was held up over the line but then it was virtually all Warrington as they established a stranglehold on the game. Loose forward Ben Harrison was held up on his back before his back-row partner Currie produced a measured grubber kick on the last tackle to create a try for winger Gene Ormsby. Leeds Rhinos winger Kallum Watkins does brilliantly to touch down in the corner . It was then Harrison's turn to demonstrate his kicking skills to get his captain Joel Monaghan in for a second try, although there was a strong hint of a forward pass in the build-up. With scrum-half Richie Myler causing all sorts of problems for the Rhinos defence with his penetrative running, the visitors were good value for their 8-0 lead and it got even better for them on 23 minutes when prop Ashton Sims took hooker Mick Higham's pass near the line to go through a gaping hole for a third try. Ratchford was off target with his first two attempts at goal but it was third time lucky as he made it 14-0 and a Higham 40-20 kick enabled Warrington to maintain the momentum. Warrington forward Ben Harrison is tackled by Stevie Ward during a frantic contest at Headingley . Sinfield stayed on the bench throughout the first half but the introduction of forward Mitch Achurch helped perk up the Rhinos in the last 10 minutes and they pulled a try back in scintillating fashion when winger Kallum Watkins finished off a flowing move at the corner. The Leeds captain entered the action five minutes into the second half but his side were trailing 20-4 by then after a break by lively substitute Daryl Clark created the position for Ratchford to get Currie over for Warrington's fourth try. And there was no way back for Sinfield's men when Ormsby's neat offload enabled substitute prop Roy Asotasi to score his first try for more than 12 months. Leeds Rhinos veteran Kevin Sinfield made his 500th appearance for the club on Friday night . Ratchford kicked

Summary: Kevin Sinfield made his 500th appearance for Leeds . Warrington registered tries through Gene Ormsby, Joel Monaghan, Ashton Sims, Ben Currie and Roy Asotasi . Leeds replied with Kallum Watkins and Mitch Achurch .


A young woman who was subjected to years of abuse by Bega Cheese boss Maurice Van Ryn has told a court of the severe impact it had on her life. For years she kept what Van Ryn did to her a secret, but when she found out he had been caught she knew she had to break her silence. The wealthy NSW businessman has pleaded guilty to 12 sex offences, including the most serious charge of persistent sexual abuse of a child. One of his victims told Sydney's District Court on Monday that she is scared for her future relationships, and didn't understand why she had been targeted. Scroll down for video . A young woman who was subjected to years of abuse by Bega Cheese boss Maurice Van Ryn (pictured) has told a court of the severe impact it had on her life . The wealthy NSW businessman has pleaded guilty to 12 sex offences, including the most serious charge of persistent sexual abuse of a child . 'I am scared for my future relationships,' the young woman said, according to News Corp. 'He has stolen my right to share my body with someone for the first time.' Van Ryn sat calmly in the dock and did not look at the young woman as she told Sydney's District Court on Monday about the impact his abuse has had on her. The young woman, who cannot be named, said when he abused her as a child she didn't know it was wrong. 'I didn't understand why he would do something like this. Does this happen to every kid? Do friends do this to other friends?' she said. 'I didn't know it was against the law.' Van Ryn (left) sat calmly in the dock and did not look at the young woman as she told Sydney's District Court on Monday about the impact his abuse has had on her. The young woman, who cannot be named, said when he abused her as a child she didn't know it was wrong . She said she hadn't spoken up about the abuse until the day she heard he had been caught, and since then had attempted to take her own life. 'I knew I had to say something.' Since then, however, she says she has been scared people will find out. 'I didn't want people to know what happened to me. I don't want people asking questions. She says she wonders when Van Ryn, who is now in custody will be out in the community again, and she worries what he did to her will forever affect how she relates to men. She said she has suffered depression since she was 14 and had been hospitalised for self harm and attempted suicide. The hearing continues. Readers seeking support and information about suicide prevention can contact Lifeline on 13 11 14. Sorry we are not currently accepting comments on this article.

Summary: A victim of Bega Cheese boss Maurice Van Ryan read her impact statement . She told Sydney District Court on Monday she felt scared and ashamed . 'I didn't know it was against the law,' the victim said .


Probe: Guernsey police sent ten officers to the island last Thursday to raid Dr Rory Lyon's surgery and a private address . The widow of one of four patients whose deaths are being investigated on the Channel Islands last night spoke out to defend the GP at the centre of the police probe. Yvonne Deegan, 77, described the investigation as 'absolutely diabolical' and said she was 'perfectly happy' with the care provided by Dr Rory Lyons. Her husband Bernie Deegan, 70, died suddenly earlier this year following a 12-year cancer battle. Police last week told Mrs Deegan that his death is one of four on the small island of Alderney being investigated as part of a probe into Dr Lyons. The retired stonemason was a close friend of Colin Cosheril, 63, whose sudden death from heart failure last year is being also being looked at. Islanders have said it was concerns over the unexpected death of Mr Cosheril's cousin Karen from pneumonia in January that prompted the investigation in to Dr Lyons, 62, who has been suspended from practicing. But Mrs Deegan, 77, yesterday said she had no complaints over Dr Lyons or the care he gave her sick husband Bernie. She said her husband's death was sudden but not unexpected as he had been ill since he was diagnosed with throat cancer 12 years ago. The great-grandmother said: 'Only God could have helped him. 'I have always been perfectly happy with Dr Lyons and whatever is going on I think it is absolutely diabolical. 'I don't know who started all this but I think they are all very wrong.' Guernsey police sent ten officers to the island last Thursday to raid Dr Lyon's surgery and a private address. The Eagle Medical Practice was searched for five hours and computers and papers – including medical records – were seized by police. Mrs Deegan said she did not know why her husband's death was being looked at and police had not given her any information either. The cancer had recently spread to Mr Deegan's chest and specialists in Guernsey had warned the family he did not have long left before he died in January. She said: 'The police are not saying anything. They are telling us not to talk to anyone but they are not telling us anything.' But she said she had no reason to be concerned about how her husband died, adding: 'As far as I'm concerned there should be no reason. They gave him a death sentence 10 years ago. 'I don't really know and I can't really understand it and actually I'm very, very sad about it. 'The police said Dr Lyons was being looked into and Bernie's death had come up and I said well I didn't see why. 'He has been cremated so at least they can't dig him up. Thank God. Because that I wouldn't have.' Relatives: Cousins Karen and Colin Cosheril were patients of the Alderney family doctor when they died. Karen, 52, left, died in January of pneumonia and Colin, 63, right, died of

Summary: Widow of a patient who died has defended GP at the centre of police probe . Yvonne Deegan's husband Bernie died this year following cancer battle . She said she was 'perfectly happy' with the care provided by Dr Rory Lyons . Her husband's death is one of four being investigated as part of probe .


England coach John Peacock has named his squad for next month's UEFA European Under-17 Championship in Bulgaria. The Young Lions are the defending champions, having beaten Holland on penalties in the final last year, and progressed to this edition with a 100 per cent record in qualifying. They have been placed in Group D alongside Holland, Italy and the Republic of Ireland this time around and will open their campaign against Italy in Burgas on May 7. Chelsea youngster Jay Dasilva (right) has been included in John Peacock Under-17 squad . Goalkeepers: Paul Woolston (Newcastle United), Will Huffer (Leeds United) Defenders: Danny Collinge (Stuttgart), Reece Oxford (West Ham United), Easah Suliman (Aston Villa), James Yates (Everton), Jay DaSilva (Chelsea), Tayo Edun (Fulham) Midfielders: Trent Arnold (Liverpool), Daniel Wright (Sunderland), Herbie Kane (Liverpool), Tom Davies (Everton), Marcus Edwards (Tottenham Hotspur), Nathan Holland (Everton), Chris Willock (Arsenal) Forwards: Layton Ndukwu (Leicester City), Stephy Mavididi (Arsenal), Ike Ugbo (Chelsea) The squad contains talented young players from a host of Premier League clubs including Jay Dasilva and Ike Ugbo of Chelsea and the Arsenal duo Chris Willock and Stephy Mavididi, who is called up for the first time. Liverpool pair Herbie Kane and Trent Arnold have earned a recall after missing the Elite Round of qualifiers last month, in which England beat Romania, Norway and Slovenia to reach the finals. Their other matches are against Holland on May 10 and Ireland on May 13. Arsenal's Chris Willock has been called up to the squad for the first time ahead of next month's tournament .

Summary: England are reigning champions having beaten Holland in last year's final . The Young Lions have been placed in Group D of the tournament . England will compete against Holland, Italy and the Republic of Ireland .


Zlatan Ibrahimovic and Dimitri Payet have had their respective suspensions for abusing Ligue 1 referees reduced by one match apiece. Paris Saint-Germain striker Ibrahimovic will now miss three games and Marseille playmaker Payet just one after both clubs succeeded with appeals to the French Olympic Committee (CNOSF). Ibrahimovic was initially banned for four games by the French Football League (LFP) when he was caught on camera after last month's 3-2 defeat to Bordeaux launching into a tirade against official Lionel Jaffredo while walking back to the dressing room. Zlatan Ibrahimovic has had his four-game ban reduced by one match after successfully appealing . Ibrahimovic was heard swearing as he walked towards the changing room after PSG's loss against Bordeaux . The Swede reacted angrily to the defeat and said it was the worst refereeing display he'd ever seen . He was angered by suggestions his remarks were also derogatory to France as a whole and claimed his words had been 'twisted'. Speaking in the video in English but in partial sentences, the Sweden international could be heard saying: 'He's an a******. Play 15 years, never seen referee this s*** country. Don't even deserve PSG should be in this country. F****** too good for all of you. Should be happy they exist.' Marseille playmaker Payet then received a two-game sanction after aiming expletives at the closed door of the match officials' dressing room following the goalless draw with Lyon, in which Lucas Ocampos' late strike was deemed not to have crossed the goal-line. A statement from OM read: 'Olympique de Marseille received on Friday an official notification that the (LFP) has accepted the proposal of the CNOSF concerning the suspension of Dimitri Payet. 'The (CNOSF) arbitrator proposed to reduce the suspension from two matches to one match with a further one-match ban suspended.' PSG initially only reported the news in a post on their Swedish Twitter account. It read: 'Now it is clear. Ibrahimovic's penalty has been shortened by one game! He will be back in Ligue 1 away against Nantes!' That game takes place on May 2. The suspensions have led to tensions with Canal+, the network which broadcast both video clips. Dimitri Payet has also had his ban reduced by one after an appeal to the French Olympic Committee (CNOSF) The two clubs, bitter rivals of each other, put out identical press releases last Friday stating that they would no longer speak to Canal+ until May 30. LFP president Frederic Thiriez sympathised with that stance and told reporters in France: 'I understand the two clubs. This manner of using what happens in the players' tunnel simply to create a scandal creates a problem of fairness in football. 'The presence of a camera, which is not always visible, could eventually lead to a suspension. That could have an effect on the end of the championship.' OM were happy to make use of Canal+ in the fall-out over Ocampos' disallowed goal, however, tweeting a picture of the channel's 3D goalmouth simulation. They responded to Thursday's announcement that officially sanctioned goal-line technology will be

Summary: Paris Saint-Germain striker Zlatan Ibrahimovic picked up a four-game ban . The Sweden international was caught on camera swearing about a referee . Marseille's Dimitri Payet also received a two-game ban for swearing at a closed referee's door after a match against Lyon . Both have had their bans reduced by one match after appealing .


The 19-year-old, named locally as Moses Yitzchok Greenfeld (above) from Stamford hill, London, was pulled from the water in Hampstead Heath, north London, after getting into difficulty while swimming . Police officers 'watched' as a group of teenagers desperately tried to save their friend who drowned in Hampstead Heath pond, it has been claimed. Moses Yitzchok Greenfeld, 19, from Stamford Hill, London, had been swimming with four friends as temperatures reached 25C when he got into difficulty. An eyewitness has said at least seven police officers stood on a bank and watched as the boys dived in and out looking for their friend. The teenagers were reportedly heard shouting to ambulance crews on the side, asking how long someone could survive under water as they scrambled around trying to save their friend. It is thought Mr Greenfield may have had a cardiac arrest because of the shock of jumping into the cold water. His body was eventually discovered five foot below the surface and 20ft from the water's edge just before 11pm on Wednesday - nearly six hours after he was reported in trouble at 5.30pm. James Eisen, a 43-year-old freelance journalist, said: 'I was walking past and I could see a lot of commotion going on over the far side of the pond. 'The guy's friends were going in and out of the water and holding their breath and diving under frantically. 'There were police officers and paramedics and firefighters on the bank just standing there watching while the boys dived under. There was at least seven police officers on the side. 'It was a chaotic and surreal scene. 'I heard one of the boys shouting to one of the ambulance crews and asking how long someone could survive under water without breathing as they continued swimming around in a panic. 'I'm guessing the emergency services are told not to go into the water but if that's the case they probably shouldn't have let the boys carry on swimming about. 'Before I left the police helicopter was flying over and they had launched some boats onto the pond.' Mr Grunfeld's family have paid tribute to the teenager, who they described as a 'wonderful' and 'friendly' man, but said there was no blame because they believed that was the way God was meant to 'take him.' Mr Greenfeld, who is from the Orthodox Jewish community and is thought to have lost his Rabbi father to cancer five years ago, had recently flown home to London from New York, where he was studying religion at a Jewish college. Tragically, he only returned the UK to be with his family during the Passover holiday. His sister, who asked not be named, said: 'He was a wonderful young man and lovely brother who was very well liked, friendly, and he will be dearly missed by his family and friends. 'He was very into studies but he was very fun to be with and he would always try to lend a hand.” Police, specialist divers and 30 firefighters scoured the water for the missing teenager and

Summary: Moses Yitzchok Greenfeld died while swimming in Hampstead . He was seen in difficulty in water at 5.30pm and body recovered at 11pm . Eyewitnesses claim emergency services crew watched as boys dived in . Family pay tribute to 'wonderful' and 'friendly' teenager .


It is easy to understand the distaste that so many feel for Floyd Mayweather Jr. He is brash, he can be crass, and when it comes to being a braggart, he is the undisputed world champion. He is the cartoon embodiment of the excess for which his adopted home town of Las Vegas is notorious. A poor kid from Grand Rapids, Michigan, he has spent his adult life over-compensating for the deprivation he once knew. He has tossed handfuls of $100 bills into the air at a strip club and hurled wads of cash into a swimming pool so he could amuse himself by watching girls dive to retrieve them. The mouthguard he will wear during ‘The Fight of the Century’ with Manny Pacquiao at the MGM Grand on Saturday night cost $25,000 and is inlaid with a $100 bill. Floyd Mayweather Jr is boxing’s undisputed braggart - and a brilliant performer in the ring . Mayweather will take on Manny Pacquiao on Saturday in the most eagerly awaited fight of the century . Some novelists like to assign names to their protagonists that reflect their character traits or their obsessions. Mayweather has saved everyone the trouble with his chosen nickname. John Self, meet Money Mayweather. Money Mayweather reigned until the build-up to this fight began. Then, he took to referring to himself as TBE, or The Best Ever. He is better than Muhammad Ali and Sugar Ray Robinson ever were, Mayweather said this week. Mayweather, it is also worth pointing out, has faced a string of accusations of violence against women and spent two months in the Clark County Detention Center in 2012 for a domestic violence conviction. Although the fight is not quite the struggle between light and darkness that Pacquiao’s supporters would have you believe, it is true that Mayweather is not exactly a gentleman hero. But in sport’s spoiled, sycophantic world where no one ever tells the genius that he is out of line, that hardly makes him unusual. A floored George Foreman feels the force of Muhammad Ali after his rope-a-dope tactic in the heat of Zaire . Sugar Ray Leonard (right) goes toe-to-toe with Thomas Hearns in their second fight in 1989 . There is a danger here, though. It lies in confusing our perceptions of Mayweather as a man with a desire to belittle his capabilities as a fighter. You might want him to lose to Pacquiao but you better accept that he probably won’t. He is as close to genius as it gets in modern boxing. He may not be The Best Ever. Debates aimed at placing that crown on one head are, essentially, specious but it is legitimate to claim that Mayweather is one of the best ever. He has fought the best fighters of his generation, Pacquiao aside, and beaten every one of them. Pacquiao’s trainer, Freddie Roach, said last week that Mayweather, 38, had ducked too many fighters to be considered the greatest even of this era. A cursory examination of Mayweather’s record does not bear that out. He has fought

Summary: Floyd Mayweather is brash, he can be crass, and when it comes to being a braggart, he is the undisputed world champion . Previously known as Money Mayweather, he took to referring to himself as TBE, or The Best Ever in the build-up to his fight with Manny Pacquiao . He said this week he is better than Muhammad Ali and Sugar Ray Robinson ever were . He is scorned as a great vulgarian and yet more than any other modern fighter he embodies the mastery of some of its finest skills . You might want him to lose to Manny Pacquiao but you better accept that he probably won’t. He is as close to genius as it gets in modern boxing .