The Duchess of Cambridge is expected to go into labour any day now, but has a software designer predicted what the fourth in line to the throne will look like? Programmer Charanjeet Kondal has used an application to create images of the new prince or princess. If he is right, the heir will have wispy blonde hair, dark brown eyes and a small nose when aged between two and four years old. Scroll down for video . Royal baby? A software programmer has predicted the heir will have wispy blonde hair, dark brown eyes and a small nose when aged between two and four years old . The Duchess is expected to go into labour any day now, but has someone predicted how the baby will look . The pictures of the new prince or princess were created using Mr Kondal's Morph Thing application. He ran the same software when it was announced Kate was pregnant for the first time with Prince George, and claims his predictions were relatively accurate. Charanjeet Kondal has used an application to create images of the new prince or princess . The software programmer said: 'I focus on all of the facial features of both of the parents and Morph Thing comes up with an average. 'Everything is taken to consideration - eyes, nose, jawline, and hairline - to come up with a clear picture. 'The software can be used by anyone by just putting two faces together.' The betting public believe the latest addition to the royal family will arrive on Wednesday - the couple's fourth wedding anniversary - or Thursday next week with odds of 4/1. It remains odds-on at 8/15 for a girl, however the eleventh hour support for a boy is in full swing at 11/8. Jessica Bridge of Ladbrokes said: 'As every day passes we're forced to slash the odds, and it would be fitting if the new Prince or Princess was born on Kate and William's anniversary.'

Summary: Software designer Charanjeet Kondal created images of new royal with app . If he's right, heir will have blonde hair, dark brown eyes and a small nose . Betting public believe the royal baby will arrive into world on Wednesday .


Jose Mourinho has said Diego Costa's recovery from a hamstring injury is going well and the striker could return for next weekend's Premier League showdown with Arsenal. Costa sustained the injury in the 2-1 home win over Stoke City on April 4 and was expected to be out for a month. But his recovery has been quicker than expected and the 19-goal frontman will rejoin the squad for training next week. Jose Mourinho offered some positive injury news as he spoke ahead of Chelsea's game with Man United . Costa injured his hamstring in the win over Stoke City at Stamford Bridge on April 4 . Mourinho hinted that Loic Remy should return from a calf injury against Manchester United . Chelsea currently enjoy a seven-point lead in the Premier League title race with a game in hand . April 18 Manchester United (H) April 26 Arsenal (A) April 29 Leicester City (A) May 3 Crystal Palace (H) May 10 Liverpool (H) May 18 West Bromwich Albion (A) May 24 Sunderland (H) Speaking ahead of Chelsea's home clash with Manchester United on Saturday night, Mourinho said: 'Diego is progressing very well, I think he has a chance for next weekend. 'Our target for him was to play the last four matches. Arsenal is the sixth from the end, so if he doesn't play against Arsenal or Leicester, it is not a problem because we were always focusing on the last four. 'But thing are going so well he has a chance [of facing Arsenal]. He's training, he starts training with the rest of the squad next week.' Mourinho also said that Loic Remy has recovered from a calf injury and could return against United. The Blues currently have a seven-point lead at the top of the table and still have a game in hand over Arsenal.

Summary: Striker suffered his hamstring in the 2-1 win over Stoke on April 4 . Costa has recovered ahead of schedule and will train with squad next week . He could return for their top-of-the-table clash with Arsenal next weekend . Jose Mourinho's side face Manchester United on Saturday .


Children are known to copy the actions of their parents. And one adorable little girl has mastered a brilliant impression of her pregnant mother. Captured in a 15-second clip, the youngster emulates the way her pregnant mother walks - and the result is hilarious. The 15-month-old girl arches her back and pushes out her belly while strutting around the room . The youngster pulls a cheeky face while her father also mimics the mum's pregnant walk in the background . The clip begins with mum, American Teri O'Neil, 30, asking 15-month-old Olivia: ‘How does mama walk?’ while filming at her home. Suddenly the youngster appears from the side of the shot and with her back bent and tummy pushed forward she struts past. She pulls a cheeky face as she continues around the room – in the background her father can be seen emulating the walk with her. The video concludes with Olivia briefly interacting with the dog, who jumps out of the way, and walking towards the camera with a beaming smile. According to Teri, she recorded the video when she was six months pregnant with her son Liam. The mother of two writes about her children on her blog and has documented everything from their birth stories to the everyday things they get up to. She also uploads numerous videos to her YouTube channel, which shows the youngsters taking their first steps and of course, imitating her. The young girl briefly interacts with the dog before turning towards the camera with a big smile on her face .

Summary: Teri O'Neil, 30, filmed her daughter when she was six-months pregnant . The youngster pulls a cheeky face and struts about the room with dad . 15-month-old Olivia is delighted with her impression .


Ten-man Southampton lifted the Premier League U21 Cup, but they needed extra time, and a brilliant winner, to see off a stubborn Blackburn side. The game was settled shortly before the break in the additional half hour, when Sam Gallagher unleashed a wonder-strike from long-range, after the two-legged tie had ended 1-1 after 180 minutes. Gallagher, who made 18 Premier League appearances for the club last season, but has not been in the first team this time around, smashed a left-footed shot into the bottom corner from 25 yards, giving Blackburn keeper David Raya no chance, after cutting in from the right wing and playing a one-two with Josh Sims. Southampton celebrate after winning the U21 Premier League Cup at St Mary's on Monday night . Sam Gallagher celebrates after his stunning strike won the game for Southampton against Blackburn . The Saints players mob goalscorer Ryan Seager after he converted a chance to put them ahead . Earlier, striker Ryan Seager had put Saints ahead with a tidy finish after the ball fell fortuitously to him in the Blackburn box, but the unfortunate Matt Targett turned the ball into his own net to level the game. Targett is the latest of a string of promising left backs to emerge from the club's academy and get a chance in the first team, but he could do nothing when a deflected cross struck him on the head and trickled past Paulo Gazzaniga. Southampton were reduced to 10 men late on in normal time, when midfielder Harrison Reed, who had been superb in the goalless first leg, was dismissed for a second bookable offence. But the hosts held on for extra time in front of 12,000 fans at St Mary's, and the home faithful were rewarded with a winning goal of the highest quality. Southampton keeper Paulo Gazzaniga watches as a header loops over his crossbar, as 10-man Saints held on . Home manager Ronald Koeman watched on from the stands as his youth side lifted the trophy .

Summary: Southampton beat Blackburn in final of Premier League U21 Cup . Sam Gallagher netted long-range strike to win the tie for 10-man Saints . Matt Targett own goal had levelled up Ryan Seager opener in normal time . Over 12,000 fans turned up to watch Saints win the cup at St Mary's .


First impressions are not necessarily the best. When Adam Lyth scratched around for 22 in a Championship match against Nottinghamshire in 2008, Graeme Swann branded him a ‘walking wicket’. ‘But then,’ Swann added. ‘He proved us all wrong.’ Lyth, one of six Yorkshire players in the England squad that left Heathrow on Thursday for three Tests in the Caribbean, hit back in that match seven years ago with a second-innings of 132. Wisden later called him ‘the find of the season’. Yorkshire's Adam Lyth fields during day three of the Champion County match against the MCC . Now he finds himself competing with Jonathan Trott to be Alastair Cook’s opening partner at the first Test in Antigua on April 13. It has been quite a rise. ‘I was over the moon when I was told about my selection,’ he told Sportsmail. ‘I can’t wait to get going.’ The story of Lyth’s ascent, from a talented but inconsistent left-hander to the ballast behind Yorkshire’s charge to the Championship last season is one of grit, nous and no little skill. He finished with 1,489 runs — more than anyone in the country — six hundreds and a welter of awards. In fact, much of the hard work had been done before the season began, prompted by a moderate 2013 which forced him to work on his concentration levels. Yorkshire’s sports psychologist Scott Hartley came up with the idea of harnessing Lyth’s love of golf — his handicap is eight — to get him holing one short putt after another. The challenge lay not in the task itself, but in its repetition. ‘There’s no skill in sinking a two-foot putt,’ said Lyth. ‘It’s just about concentration. It’s a bit like batting and not giving your wicket away. You try not to do something silly.’ After 213 successful putts, he missed. But the point had been made. Lyth set about 2014 with renewed focus. ‘It wasn’t just the concentration side of the game — my confidence changed, too,’ he said. ‘I got runs early on against the university sides, then played well at Taunton. It just snowballed from there.’ Lyth plays a shot while batting for Yorkshire against the MCC at the Sheik Zayed Stadium last month . At a time when England’s Test batsmen have lost the knack of scoring the ‘daddy hundreds’ once espoused by former batting coach Graham Gooch, Lyth’s remorselessness caught the selectors’ eye. He made 230 at Northampton, putting on 375 for the first wicket with the highly rated Alex Lees, then 251 against Lancashire at Old Trafford, one short of Darren Lehmann’s Roses record. ‘One of my things is that I’ve never got enough runs,’ said Lyth. ‘If you’re going to get a hundred, you may as well make it a big one.’ Lyth’s dedication has been evident for years. His mum Christine would drive him from game to game in his teenage years, and he spent two seasons trialling as a midfielder with Manchester City before deciding to throw in his lot with cricket (his brother Ashley played for

Summary: Adam Lyth has enjoyed a meteoric rise from his early days with Yorkshire . He will now battle Jonathan Trott to be Alastair Cook's opening partner at the first Test in Antigua on April 13 . Lyth has revealed how practising golf has helped to improve his concentration . A young Lyth also spent time trialing as a midfielder with Manchester City .


Arsene Wenger admits he is concerned Theo Walcott’s confidence is plummeting after his struggles with England this week. The Arsenal manager will have a heart-to-heart chat with the forward ahead of Saturday’s crunch top-four clash against Liverpool. Walcott was hauled off after 55 minutes of England’s 1-1 draw in Italy on Tuesday night. Theo Walcott struggled for England and Arsene Wenger admits he is concerned by the winger's confidence . Walcott was replaced by Ross Barkley after just 55 minutes of England's 1-1 draw against Italy on Tuesday . 2 - Premier League goals for Walcott this season - his average haul per season during his time at Arsenal is 5.6. It was the latest disappointment in a difficult season for the 26-year-old, who has struggled for game time since returning from a long-term lay-off due to a serious knee injury. With Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain out of Liverpool’s visit due to a hamstring strain, and Danny Welbeck a major doubt after sustaining a knee problem on international duty, Walcott could start on Saturday. But Wenger said: ‘Yes, I’m worried about Theo’s confidence. He’s sensitive and I’m a bit concerned about the damage that game can have on his mind. Walcott could face Liverpool on Saturday with Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain injured and Danny Welbeck a doubt . ‘He’s not completely there yet (after the injury). But being exposed like that, people have a harsh judgement on him that is not deserved because he does well. ‘At the moment he is frustrated, but that is normal. I will speak with him, but I think he is strong enough. ‘I will see what state of mind he is in. We always have a word, if it is a positive experience or a negative experience, you ask “how did it go?”. We always speak about the last game. ‘He is not fragile mentally, he is strong mentally but he is disappointed because when you come back from an injury you always think you are ready. ‘He needs patience. He is at the moment not in his best mood. ‘He has big confidence in himself and he has gone through some difficult periods in his life and he has always come out with strength.’ Arsenal boss Wenger says he will speak with Walcott but believes the Gunners winger is 'strong enough' Walcott found himself playing in the No 10 role for England in Turin — a role he is not accustomed to. And Wenger admitted he was surprised to see the pacy forward in such an unfamiliar position. ‘Have I ever seen him play No 10 in training or anything? No,’ said Wenger. ‘Theo’s strength is the quality of his movements, he wants to go to get on the end of things. He’s not a guy who provides. ‘I don’t think it was the intention of Roy Hodgson to play him there. It’s maybe because Wayne Rooney took the initiative during the game to play higher up and tell Theo to drop back. ‘I didn’t see Roy Hodgson in the game stand up to say “Walcott, you come and

Summary: Arsene Wenger will have chat with Theo Walcott ahead of Arsenal clash . Walcott was substituted after 55 minutes of England's draw with Italy . Arsenal boss is Wenger is concerned by the winger's confidence . The Gunners take on Liverpool at the Emirates Stadium on Saturday .


Ana Ivanovic crashed out at the first hurdle of the 2015 Porsche Tennis Grand Prix in Stuttgart on Tuesday as she suffered another defeat to Caroline Garcia. Serbian fifth seed Ivanovic, the 2014 runner-up, was seen off 7-6 (8/6) 6-4 by France's Garcia, who had already beaten her two previous times this year. Other seeds made it through their first-round matches on Tuesday in Russian Ekaterina Makarova (six) and Spaniard Carla Suarez Navarro (eight). Fifth seed Ana Ivanovic lost for the third time this year to France's Caroline Garcia in Stuttgart . Garcia won their first round clash in the clay court Porsche Tennis Grand Prix on Tuesday . World No 6 Ivanovic was was seen off 7-6 (8/6) 6-4 by France's world No 29 Garcia . Both beat qualifiers, Makarova winning 6-4 7-6 (7/3) against Bethanie Mattek-Sands of the United States, while Suarez Navarro overcame Russia's Evgeniya Rodina 6-2 6-7 (5/7) 6-4. Also into round two are Spaniard Garbine Muguruza, American Madison Brengle, Czech Lucie Safarova and Russian Marina Melnikova. They all face seeds next - Simona Halep (two), Petra Kvitova (three), Caroline Wozniacki (four) and Makarova respectively. Sixth-seed Russian Ekaterina Makarova beat the United States' Bethanie Mattek-Sands 6-4 7-6 (7/3) Carla Suarez Navarro (8) overcame Russia's Evgeniya Rodina 6-2 6-7 (5/7) 6-4 in her first round match .

Summary: Fifth seed Serbian Ana Ivanovic beaten 7-6 (8/6) 6-4 by Caroline Garcia . It's the third time this year Ivanovic has lost to the France world No 29 . Seeds Ekaterina Makarova (6) and Carla Suarez Navarro (8) also won .


Manchester City Ladies midfielder Jill Scott has apologised after she was sent off for headbutting Jade Bailey during her side's 1-0 defeat by Arsenal on Sunday. The England international reacted angrily to a challenge by the Gunners defender and was shown a straight red card during the second half of the Women's Super League clash at the City Football Academy. After the game the 28-year-old tweeted an apology saying: 'Great effort from all the girls, I want to apologise for the incident which led to me being sent off, gutted to let everyone @MCWFC down today.' Jill Scott was red-carded for an apparent headbutt on Arsenal defender Jade Bailey on Sunday . The England international apologised for the incident after the game as City fell to a 1-0 reverse . The referee brandishes the red card as Scott leaves the field during the Women's Super League clash . City manager Nick Cushing described Scott's actions as 'out of character' and said the incident will be dealt with. 'She's been an exceptional player for us and she puts in unbelievable performances every week so it's disappointing,' Cushing said. 'We'll get together as a club and deal with it internally.' The incident comes just three weeks after City goalkeeper Karen Bardsley was handed a three-match ban after coming to blows with Birmingham forward Freda Ayisi. Cushing added: 'As a club we want people to come watch and then come back so these sort of incidents go against that and leaves a bitter taste in our mouths.' Arsenal forward Chioma Ubogagu scores the winning goal in the first half at the City Football Academy . Lucy Bronze of Manchester City (right) tackles Leah Williamson during the clash on Sunday . Chioma Ubogagu netted the winner for Arsenal in the 36th minute before Scott was dismissed after the break. The Gunners almost killed the game off when Lianne Sanderson saw an attempt cleared off the line. But City came within inches of snatching a point as Nikita Parris hit the post late on.

Summary: Jill Scott was sent off for headbutting Jade Bailey as Manchester City lost . Scott tweeted an apology after the defeat by Arsenal Ladies on Sunday . England international reacted to a challenge by the Gunners defender . Chioma Ubogagu scored the winner for Arsenal in a 1-0 win .


Scottish golfer Carly Booth took to Instagram to show off her impressive bikini body, as she posted the revealing selfie to her 9,778 followers. The 22-year-old is currently in Mauritius for a photo shoot with Golf Punk magazine and has been keen to show off her assets while away. Booth posted a behind the scenes snap on Instagram with the caption: 'Thank you @golfpunk magazine for a fun day #GolfPunk #golf.' Carly Booth poses with her golf club as she takes part in the Golf Punk magazine photo shoot in Mauritius . Booth posted photos on her Instagram showing off her impressive bikini body while on the Indian Ocean island . The Scot isn't shy in front of the camera after stripping off for ESPN magazine Body Issue and being photographed naked. Booth became the youngest-ever Scot to qualify for the Ladies European Tour at the tender age of 17 and despite winning two events in 2012, she hasn't followed that success up but is showing signs of promise with some good displays. But fans will be hoping to see more of the 22-year-old, as her Golf Punk magazine photo shoot is bound to produce more Indian Ocean treats. The 22-year-old is currently ranked World No 520 as she looks to make her ascent up the table .

Summary: Carly Booth took to Instagram to show off her impressive bikini body . The Scottish golfer is currently in Mauritius shooting for Golf Punk mag . It's not the first time Booth has been in the headlines for a revealing photo .


The town of Reading may have been swept up in FA Cup euphoria, but Steve Clarke has instructed his players to approach this weekend's semi-final like any other day at work. It has been 88 years since the Royals last reached the last-four juncture and the SkyBet Championship side travel to Wembley facing the unenviable task of overcoming in-form Arsenal. Reading are striving to make the FA Cup final for the first time in their history, leading to excitement understandably building in Berkshire - if not the club's Hogwood Park training ground. Reading overcame League One side Bradford with a 3-0 replay win to progress to FA Cup semi-final . Clarke, a winner as player and coach at Chelsea, has told his players not to get caught up in the occasion, with progression the only objective. 'I think when you go through to semi-finals, the only way to enjoy it is to win the game,' the Reading manager said. 'You can't go to Wembley and play the occasion. It is not about playing the occasion, we're playing Arsenal. 'For us, it has to be a day of work. We have to go there focused only on what happens on the pitch. The Royals face Premier League giants Arsenal in crunch clash on Saturday at Wembley . 'The supporters can go and enjoy the day, that's their little reward for a cup run. 'For us, it is to go there with a mentality that we are there to do a job and if we do that right we can go through.' Clarke is confident his players can make history on Saturday, even though few outsiders share his faith. One bookmaker has them at 14/1 to win and Reading's manager accepts they will have to play the 'perfect game' to overcome an Arsenal side on the back of eight straight league wins. It has been 88 years since Reading last made an appearance in the semi-finals of the FA Cup . 'They look strong, well-balanced,' Clarke said. 'They're winning games. 'They have terrific players. Great problems for us to solve. 'Maybe they have left their run too late to catch Chelsea at the top but certainly a good chance to finish the season strongly.' Reading have no fresh injury concerns ahead of the semi-final, with Pavel Pogrebnyak fit after a slight calf complaint ruled him out of Tuesday's 1-0 loss to table-topping Bournemouth. Steve Clarke was appointed Reading manager in December 2014 to replace Nigel Adkins . Clarke felt defeat was harsh on his side, stretching a run of winless matches to five since winning the quarter-final replay against Bradford. 'Cup competitions, one-off games, we seem to have approached it with a little bit more freedom, a little less nervousness, if you like,' the Royals boss said. 'I think the league campaign has been disappointing. There is sort of a feeling of doom and gloom around the league campaign this year which is never nice. Reading have struggled in the Championship but have brought FA Cup euphoria to the town with their great run

Summary: Reading face Arsenal in FA Cup semi-final on Saturday at Wembley . Premier League giants are bookies favourites as they look to retain cup . Steve Clarke has urged his side to focus on the job in hand . The Royals overcame Bradford with a 3-0 replay win in the quarter-finals .


The world endurance championship, whose annual highlight is the Le Mans 24 Hours sportscar classic, is getting rid of the grid girls. In a move that will be applauded by many, and is sure to dismay those accustomed to seeing scantily-clad beauties posing next to cars before a race, the FIA-backed series is adopting a more progressive stance. 'From Silverstone next week, you will see that for any race we will do - no grid girls like in the past,' WEC chief executive Gerard Neveu said after a presentation on Thursday for the opening Silverstone six-hour race. The world endurance championship have announced that there will be no more 'grid girls' before races . The decision by the FIA is seen as a progressive one by those in a male-dominated sport . 'For me that is the past. The condition of women is a little bit different now,' he said. The use of models, also referred to as 'race queens' or 'umbrella girls', to stand by cars with flags or placards displaying drivers' numbers has long been a feature of Formula One. It has also been a bone of contention for those seeking more equality and less sexism in a male-dominated sport, although in some series where women racers have joined the grid the 'umbrella' role has been taken by a man. The Hawiian Tropic Girls arrive on the grid before the start of the Le Mans 24 Hour Race in 2001 . Toyota's world champion Anthony Davidson said it was about time things changed. 'I talk about this with my wife quite a lot, and we both agree it's actually pretty backward,' the Briton, who has also raced in Formula One, said. 'It's old school to have such a concept as grid girls. Surely the world's moved on? And motor racing should follow quite closely what the rest of the world's doing in that respect. 'I think that's a really nice touch, a modern touch as well, from the WEC to take that aspect of racing away. It is a bit sexist.' Neveu said the cars would line up diagonally opposite the pit wall and grandstand as if for an old-style 'Le Mans start'. Current world champion Anthony Davidson has backed the decision to remove grid girls for equality . In Le Mans of old, before safety concerns stopped the practice, drivers would run across the track to the cars but at Silverstone there will be a rolling start. Neveu said the changes were all part of catering for a new audience. 'The sport is sport, but around it we can do many things,' he said. 'We will have a DJ, entertainment, many things on the grid. The show will start from the grid... but the star at the end is the sportscars and the drivers of the car.'

Summary: World endurance championship begins at Silverstone on April 12 . Scantily-clad beauties traditionally pose next to cars before races . 'Grid girls' decision has been welcomed for those seeking gender equality .


'You guys ready to play some golf?' asked the starter. And, yes he was. That's exactly what Tiger Woods was ready for. Some golf. He smiled, slapped his playing partner Rory McIlroy on the back. Damn right he was ready. Not to win maybe. Not yet. By the summer, though, who knows? There have been enough sightings of the old Tiger at Augusta this week not to give up on him yet. The problem with new Tiger, though, is that as desperate as he appears to march on, obstacles line his path, like tree roots. In some cases, exactly like tree roots. At the ninth, playing out of the Augusta pines, Woods found such a root at full pelt on his follow through. He dropped his club like a red-hot poker, face creased with pain. Woods claimed that a bone popped out in his right arm, right there, but he reset it. There was a degree of scepticism about the extent of that injury, but either way it continued to bother him for several holes and was rotten luck. There is, however, a well-worn method of avoiding such misfortune. Hit it on the fairway. Woods did not find a solitary preferred landing area until the 13th, when he was rewarded with an eagle. Up to that point, he spent so much time in the trees he should have been fitted with a lumberjack shirt. At the tenth he was in so deep they were thinking of sending Lassie for help. Tiger Woods looks over his second shot on the seventh hole as the Augusta crowd look on . Woods (left) speaks to playing partner Rory McIlroy as the pair wait to tee off on the first tee . Woods reacts in pain after hitting a shot out of the pine straw on the ninth hole . Still, it could have been worse. This was the Masters that Tiger was advised to miss. There were some sage voices out there, saying his old friend would turn on him, that he might be embarrassed by his favourite homeland course. His game was broken, he was broken, it was argued. This was no country for an old man with faltering short irons. Some folk wanted their happy memories preserved. These four days, however, have revealed a healthier reality. Woods didn't come back too soon, he just took his leave too late. Looking at the tournaments he played in January and February, it was plain he didn't want to be there. He should have called time out then. Had he done so, had he started his recovery earlier, who knows where his game would have been by the time he reached Augusta? Were it not for the phenomenon of Jordan Spieth's first 54 holes, he would have been in contention here starting the final day. Woods, like McIlroy, began six under par but with Spieth ten shots ahead, it was idealistic to even contemplate a charge. Woods would have needed a score approaching the course record, and Spieth a collapse – and he is not well-placed

Summary: Tiger Woods finishes tied for seventeenth in the 2015 Masters at Augusta . Woods could only score 73 on Sunday, seven shots less than Rory McIlroy . There has been enough to suggest that Woods is not finished yet . Jordan Spieth won this year's Masters after finishing on 18 under par .


Bradley Johnson's season to remember continued as Norwich recorded a comfortable 2-0 win over Sheffield Wednesday to move into the Sky Bet Championship's top two for the first time since October. The midfielder netted his 12th and 13th goals of the season late in the first half to settle a scrappy encounter which the Canaries dominated without looking particularly convincing. Norwich should now fancy their chances of going on to complete a swift return to the top flight, with excellent form behind them and a favourable run of fixtures between now and the end of the season. Bradley Johnson heads home to give Norwich City the lead against Sheffield Wednesday at Carrow Road . Johnson scores his second for the Canaries as they maintain their automatic promotion hopes with victory . Norwich City: Ruddy, Whittaker, Martin, Bassong, Olsson, Howson, Tettey, Dorrans, (Hooper 88), Johnson, (Odjidja-Ofoe 93), Hoolahan, (Redmond 79), Jerome . Unused Subs: Becchio, R Bennett, Rudd, O'Neil . Sheffield Wednesday: Westwood, Vermijl, (Buxton 45), Lees, Dielna, Mattock, Maguire, Lee, Melo Silva, Isgrove (Nuhiu 45), McGugan, Lavery (Bus 78) Substitutes: Hutchinson, May, Zayatte, Kirkland . Ref: Carl Boyeson . Att: 22,993 . Alex Neil's side had an early shout for a penalty waved away when Tom Lees appeared to bundle over Cameron Jerome in the box but referee Carl Boyeson awarded a corner. When the ball came in it was only half-cleared and Stephen Whittaker's well-struck effort was deflected over. The in-form Canaries continued to look the side more likely to break the deadlock although they were almost caught on the break when Martin Olsson carelessly lost possession on the halfway line. Lloyd Isgrove drove into the box but the angle was tight and he dragged his shot just wide of the far post. Caolan Lavery then failed to get a free header on target as the Owls continued to pose a threat on the break but Norwich were generally on the front foot and went close again when Alex Tettey tested Keiran Westwood with another stinging drive from distance. Whittaker then fired wastefully over the top after being set up by Wes Hoolahan before Norwich took a deserved lead on 33 minutes after conjuring up a goal out of nothing. The Norwich City No 4 reels away in celebration as he doubles Norwich's lead at Carrow Road . Norwich City captain Russell Martin celebrates with the match ball as hosts grab their second of the match . The Norwich City fans celebrate as Johnson's double sends them on their way to victory at Carrow Road . Wednesday should really have cleared their lines after a cross from the left was overhit but Jonny Howson forced a hurried punt that ended up picking up Johnson at the back post and the midfielder outjumped his marker to head past Westwood. Norwich now had their tails up and made it 2-0 in first-half stoppage time when Johnson doubled his tally from a corner. More poor defending from the visitors saw the ball drop kindly for the midfielder and he needed no second invitation to

Summary: Norwich City kept their automatic promotion hopes going with victory . Bradley Johnson scored twice as the Canaries beat Sheffield Wednesday . Johnson's first-half double left hosts in full control at Carrow Road . The Owls made two half-time substitutions but it failed to take effect .


Ed Sheeran surprised a fan in hospital for her birthday after she had to give up her tickets to his concert when she was diagnosed with cancer. The British singer, who is currently touring New Zealand, took time out of his schedule over the weekend to help Jess Knight celebrate her 20th birthday in Auckland Hospital. An ecstatic Ms Knight said she 'couldn't stop smiling' following the memorable visit. 'He was just the nicest guy. So humble and down to earth,' Ms Knight told Daily Mail Australia. Scroll down for video . Ed Sheeran, who is currently touring New Zealand, took time out of his schedule over the weekend to help Jess Knight celebrate her 20th birthday in Auckland Hospital . 'We were so excited to meet him. We all had butterflies and a few of the girls had the shakes.' Ms Knight had planned on being at Sheeran's concert in Auckland having bought tickets back in October, but just two weeks later she was diagnosed with Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia. The teenager had to endure countless chemotherapy treatments and a bone marrow transplant, which meant she was forced to give up her tickets. With the help of her friends, Ms Knight launched a social media campaign to catch Sheeran's attention and beg him to visit her in hospital. Ed Sheeran crashed Jess Knight's hospital birthday party and happily posed for selfies with her friends and family . The British singer visited Jess Knight in Auckland Hospital after she was forced to give up her concert tickets due to her cancer treatment . Ms Knight's friend, Anna Strong, set up the Ed Visit Jess Facebook page last month, while family and friends spruiked the hashtag #KiaOraEdPlsVisitJess to get Sheeran to visit. It was a long shot that eventually paid off. Sheeran ended up crashing Ms Knight's birthday party in hospital in between shows over the weekend. 'When I was told he was coming we all felt a bit shell-shocked. It was something we'd hoped would happen but it was such a long shot,' Ms Knight said. The 20-year-old said she had butterflies in her stomach when she first met him and described his as 'humble and down to Earth' With the help of her friends, Ms Knight launched a social media campaign to catch Sheeran's attention and beg him to visit her in hospital . 'The whole experience has been so surreal. The New Zealand and international support has been incredible. We never expected it to go as far as it has.' 'And for the record, no we did not plan to colour coordinate my beanie to his shirt. We both have great style.' The British popstar spent half an hour with an awestruck Ms Knight as they spoke of food, films and his upcoming visit to South America. Sheeran is currently touring New Zealand after a string of shows across Australia. Ms Knight had planned on being at Sheeran's concert in Auckland (pictured)having bought tickets back in October, but just two weeks later she was diagnosed with Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia . Sheeran

Summary: Jess Knight, 20, was surprised by Ed Sheeran at Auckland Hospital . She had planned on being at his Auckland concert at the weekend . However, Jess was diagnosed with leukemia two weeks after buying the tickets last October . She launched a social media campaign to beg Sheeran to visit her . British singer spent 30 minutes with an ecstatic Jess and her friends .


Louis Jordan, 37, released a three-paragraph statement on Monday in which he said he stayed inside his cabin to keep dry and avoid sun, wind, waves and sea spray during his ordeal. The man rescued from a disabled sailboat off the North Carolina coast has responded to critics of his story by claiming that he avoided sunburn and blisters by staying in the vessel's cabin and that he survived by rationing food and water. Louis Lordan released a three-paragraph statement on Monday in whcih he said he stayed inside the cabin to keep dry and avoid sun, wind, waves and sea spray. 'Every time I went outside, I exposed myself to getting my clothes drenched, which would have made it harder for me to keep warm,' Jordan said. 'My blankets were already soaked, and often there was no way of hanging up my clothes to dry. Keeping dry was vital to my survival.' Jordan also said he set up a makeshift mast with a small sail to get the boat headed in a westward direction. He said he rationed food and water and kept his calorie expenditure low. 'That meant I had to stay inside the boat as much as possible, therefore I didn't have a sunburn, or blisters, as if I were found clinging to an upside-down boat,' Jordan said. Jordan was spotted by a German-flagged boat on Thursday, more than two months after sailing out of a South Carolina marina. Coast Guard crew members who retrieved him said they were surprised by his fit appearance and overall health. Too good to be true? A surprisingly healthy-looking Louis Jordan pictured soon after being found off the North Carolina coast on Thursday . Thomas Grenz, the captain of the German tanker ship that spotted Jordan last week and brought him aboard, said Jordan's U.S. passport described him as weighing 290 pounds, but he was probably down to 200 pounds when the crew found him. Officials with the U.S. Coast Guard say it wasn't clear how long after he left the marina in Conway, South Carolina, that his boat first capsized. Jordan's sailboat was upright when the German boat found him. Jordan told his family that he was going into open water to sail and fish, according to his mother, Norma Davis. He told WAVY-TV that he was sailing north when he encountered bad weather. He said he saw a wave crash into his window and that his boat eventually filled with water. The Coast Guard began a search on Feb. 8, but it was abandoned after 10 days. Some sightings of Jordan were reported by other sailors, but they couldn't be confirmed. Jordan's statement thanked the Coast Guard rescuer who dropped down from the helicopter to lift Jordan off the boat. He also thanked Grenz and his crew for turning their ship around to save him. Jordan was spotted by a German-flagged boat on Thursday, more than two months after sailing out of a South Carolina marina. Coast Guard crew members who retrieved him said they were surprised by his fit appearance

Summary: Louis Jordan, 37, released a three-paragraph statement on Monday in a bid to answer critics suspicious of his amazing survival story . The sailor said he survived by staying inside his cabin to keep dry and avoid sun, wind, waves and sea spray during his 66 day ordeal . He also said he rationed food and water and kept his calorie expenditure low . 'God is truly great,' he said as he revealed that he now plans to write a book around his experience .


A high school student and her best friend, who has Down syndrome, have become an internet sensation after making a bold statement with their prom photo, which not only celebrated their friendship - but spread an important message. Matt Pliska, who is also a survivor of leukemia, asked Mikenzy Snell to be his prom date last year, and on their big night, the juniors from Waupaca, Michigan, made an emotional statement when they were photographed holding a sign that read: 'Real friends don't count chromosomes', referring the fact that Down syndrome occurs when an individual has an extra copy of chromosome 21. 'I just feel like it really shows our friendship to the next level of where it actually is but people might not see behind closed doors,' Mikenzy told WBAY. Scroll down for video . Perfect pair: Mikenzy Snell and Matt Pliska, who has Down syndrome, spread an important message about friendship when they were photographed holding this sign at their junior prom in Waupaca, Michigan . Since the news outlet first shared the heartwarming picture of Matt and Mikenzy on its Facebook page on March 30, more than 15,000 people have liked the image, ensuring that their prom night will be one that they never forget. After Matt learned that his best friend had been invited to the same dance by somebody else last year, he immediately asked her if she would be his date this time around - and she gladly accepted. And as his date, she did everything she could to make sure that he had a fantastic night. Before prom, Mikenzy took it upon herself to make sure that Matt had the opportunity to be elected onto prom court. When she learned that his name wasn't included in the junior class ballot, which would elect two boys onto prom court, she took it up with the high school office. And although she was initially told it was too late for Matt to be added to the list, she later learned that there was a new ballot with her friend's name on it. Unforgettable night: Mikenzy, who wore a black mermaid gown, posed with her friends for some pre-prom photos . Strike a pose: Matt, who wore a black tux with a bright red vest, threw his jacket over his shoulder for this snapshot . 'We found out later that week he was elected onto prom court,' Mikenzy's mom Carmen told Yahoo Parenting. 'Mikenzy knew that Matt deserved the chance just like everyone else.' Carmen explained that some of her daughter's 'best times' have been with Matt. 'They see movies, go out for dinner and go to watch high school sporting events together,' she said. Matt and Mikenzy first became fast friends in fifth grade after they were partnered together during a class trip. 'He’s such a positive person,' Mikenzy told WBAY. 'He always has a smile on his face.' Meanwhile, when Matt was asked about Mikenzy, he responded: 'Honestly, I love [her].' Celebration: Mikenzy snapped this selfie while holding a champagne flute . Mikenzy, who coaches Special

Summary: Michigan high school students Mikenzy Snell and Matt Pliska who has Down syndrome, made plans to go to their junior prom together last year . For their prom picture, the pair held up a sign which read: 'Real friends don't count chromosomes' The sign references the fact that people with Down syndrome have an extra copy of chromosome 21 .


Accused: Dr Ram Manohar, 38, of Barnston, Wirral, has denied four counts of sexual assault . A senior doctor facing sexual assault allegations from two separate nurses is accused of groping the breast of one of them and saying 'you bad girl' after smacking her on the bottom. A&E consultant Dr Ram Manohar, 38, is alleged to have inappropriately touched the nurses in 2013, while working at Wirral's Arrowe Park Hospital. David McLachlan, prosecuting, said Manohar offered to help Nurse A with her training on December 23, 2013, Liverpool Crown Court heard. He said she knew Manohar and, while in his room, asked for his help to learn about matters including chest X-rays. Mr McLachlan said: 'Without any warning Ram Manohar put his hand down her nurse's dress and he put his hands into her bra.' She said he moved his hand around but she had not asked for a demonstration. Nurse A said he later asked her a question about the heart, which she got wrong. She said: 'He smacked me on the bottom quite hard and said to me, "you bad girl".' Mr McLachlan said Manohar squeezed her left breast to indicate where her left ventricle was and while discussing breast lumps asked to see her nipple, but she refused. She said the conversation moved onto the femoral pulse. Mr McLachlan said: 'Without any word of warning he put his hand up her dress and down her tights.' Manohar then allegedly touched her inappropriately. Nurse A said he told her 'this type of teaching is only for you' before she left the room 'feeling disgusted with herself'. She later told friends she felt 'violated' before contacting police. Manohar told officers he had known her since working with her at the Royal Liverpool Hospital. He said after a night out she had asked him back to her house, but he had refused. He said she had also asked him on December 12 'to find her a single and smart man because she was desperate'. Manohar said on December 23 she unzipped her top, making him uncomfortable, and followed him around 'like a puppy'. The doctor denied touching her inappropriately and said his office door had been open. He said she had been pointing to different parts of her body and 'if anybody had grounds to complain it would have been him,' adding 'he did not find her particularly attractive'. Manohar is alleged to have inappropriately touched the nurses in 2013, while working at Wirral's Arrowe Park Hospital (pictured). Nurse A said he groped her breast after she asked him about chest X-rays . Nurse B alleged that Manohar touched her inappropriately on July 10 and October 31, 2013. She said the first time she went to A&E because she had pins and needles in her hands and feet. Nurse B said he examined and touched her genital area. However, she said she thought he had been professional and thanked him before he gave her a hug. She said on October 31 she saw him about a 'very bad headache' and he

Summary: Dr Ram Manohar, 38, is facing sexual assault allegations from two nurses . He is alleged to have smacked the bottom of one and said 'you bad girl' Offences allegedly took place at a Wirral hospital where Manohar worked . Manohar, of Barnston, Wirral, has denied four counts of sexual assault .


If you're an iPhone or iPad owner, your encrypted passwords, bank details and other private details may be at risk from hackers. Estimates suggest around 1,000 iOS apps are vulnerable to a flaw in connectivity software from AFNetworking. This includes Uber, Microsoft's OneDrive and Movies by Flixster and the flaw leaves any information, even if its sent over a seemingly secure Https connection, potentially open to hackers. Search for apps below . Estimates from security researchers suggest around 1,000 iOS apps are vulnerable to a flaw in connectivity software from AFNetworking. This includes Uber, Microsoft's OneDrive and Movies by Flixster. Use the tool above to see if your favourite apps are vulnerable to the flaw . It was first reported at the end of last month by security researchers Simone Bovi and Mauro Gentile and specifically applies to version 2.5.1 of AFNetworking. The flaw was active between 24 January until it was flagged up on 25 March. The day the flaw was announced, and subsequently patched, there were said to be 20,000 iOS apps using the AFNetworking library and that were updated or released on the App Store after the flawed code was added. Not all apps and developers use AFNetworking, and figures suggest the source code library features on around 100,000 apps in total. The flaw was first reported at the end of last month by security researchers Simone Bovi and Mauro Gentile and specifically applies to version 2.5.1 of AFNetworking. The Uber app is shown left and its vulnerability report, taken from SourceDNA's online tool is shown right . The security researchers are asking readers to highlight any apps still at risk in the comments on its blog post. At the time of writing, Microsoft's OneDrive (vulnerability report is pictured) is still at risk, as is Citrix OpenVoice Audio Conferencing and Alibaba.com . The flaw was first reported at the end of last month by security researchers Simone Bovi and Mauro Gentile and specifically applies to version 2.5.1. The flaw was active between 24 January until it was flagged up in 25 March. The day the flaw was announced, and subsequently patched, there were said to be 20,000 iOS apps using the AFNetworking library and that were updated or released on the App Store after the flawed code was added. Within the 20,000 potentially vulnerable apps, security experts at SourceDNA found that 55 per cent were running version 2.5.0 older. Some 40 per cent were not using the section of the library that applied to secure connections, leaving 5 per cent, or around 1,000 apps, at risk. Within the 20,000 potentially vulnerable apps, security experts at SourceDNA found that 55 per cent were running version 2.5.0 older. Some 40 per cent were not using the section of the library that applied to secure connections, leaving 5 per cent, or around 1,000 apps, at risk. SourceDNA has continued to monitor these apps and created a search tool to let developers - and phone users - check to see if their apps and devices are at risk. The security researchers are asking

Summary: Estimates suggest around 1,000 iPhone and iPad apps are vulnerable . Examples include Uber, Microsoft's OneDrive and Movies by Flixster . The flaw is with software called AFNetworking used by developers . SourceDNA has released a search tool to see if your phone is at risk .


Property portfolio: Sol Campbell and his wife Fiona . The polls might have the parties neck-and-neck – but it looks like Sol Campbell is taking no chances. For the second time this year, the former England footballer is selling a multi-million pound property – leading to speculation he wants to dodge Labour’s mansion tax if the party wins the election. An outspoken critic of the policy, Campbell has even threatened to leave the country if the tax on properties over £2million comes into force. Earlier this year it was revealed he had taken the apparently bizarre decision to sell a £20million London townhouse to a company owned by himself. Land Registry documents suggest the sale was registered the day after higher stamp duty levies came into effect. But it is possible the sale took place shortly before, meaning the increased charges would have been avoided. Now Campbell has listed a second property for sale in the same exclusive neighbourhood of Chelsea. A former home of James Bond author Ian Fleming, the luxury penthouse by the Thames is on the market for £6.75million. Campbell bought it in 2011 for £4.25million after he reportedly staged a sit-in at an estate agents’ in the hope of securing it for his family – his wife Fiona Barratt-Campbell and their children Isabella and Ethan. It has since been extensively renovated by his wife, an interior designer and granddaughter of Barratt Homes founder Sir Lawrie Barratt. An advert for the property states: ‘There are few properties within Chelsea that can offer the combination of views, spacious accommodation and exquisite finish.’ Yet Campbell, 40, seems to be keen to rid himself of the flat before the election. Eye for detail: The living room inside Campbell's £6.75million Chelsea flat boasts lavish furnishings . Nice touch: The former Arsenal and Tottenham Hotspur defender's kitchen is filled with marble . Sumptuous: Gilded mirrors line the hall in Campbell's luxurious flat, which is in an exclusive neighbourhood . Last year the former Arsenal and Tottenham defender blasted the proposed mansion tax, describing it as a ‘cheap and easy way to extract money from individuals who have done well’. He told The Times: ‘With a mansion tax, you’re taxing me for being prudent ... If Labour gets in, I’d leave. I’d have to say, “Sorry, I want to ship out”.’ Campbell has also said: ‘I’m not earning what I was earning five years ago.’ Experts have said that properties worth between £5million and £10million could incur an annual charge of up to £25,000 under a Labour government. Henry Pryor, a buying agent and property commentator, said: ‘Sellers like Sol Campbell face a financial dilemma: to take a certain hit now or await the potential tax bill that a Labour or Lib Dem Government may generate.’ Since 2009 Campbell has also owned Grade II-listed Hallington Hall, an 18th Century mansion in Northumberland. Fortune: Campbell accumulated a number of properties before and after his football career but has since said 'I don't earn what I used to' Campbell recently featured in a hard-hitting campaign to encourage

Summary: Sol Campbell has put his flat in Chelsea on the market for £6.75million . He bought the property in 2011 and it has been renovated by his wife Fiona . Former England footballer is an outspoken critic of Labour's mansion tax . Campbell, 40, sold his £20million London townhouse earlier this year .


Miracle Godson drowned after jumping into deep waters at East Quarry near Wigan on Friday . A 13-year-old schoolboy who was tipped for rugby league stardom has drowned in a quarry after going for a swim on the hottest day of the year so far. Miracle Godson, from Marsh Green in Wigan, was reported missing on Friday afternoon after he jumped into deep waters at East Quarry in Appley Bridge near the town and failed to surface. Friends desperately tried to save him but his lifeless body was found by police divers at about 5pm that day. Lancashire Police say his death is not being treated as suspicious but an inquest will be held in due course. Bosses at Wigan St Judes Rugby League Club, where Miracle played for the junior side, said he had great future potential and scouts were monitoring his progress. The teenager's team paid their respects on Facebook after rugby league clubs across the region marked his death with a minute's silence ahead of games this weekend. It said: 'We at Wigan St Judes would like to show our appreciation to all teams across the country who held silences before their matches in respect to Miracle. 'The messages of condolence sent to us have been huge. And we cannot thank everybody enough. 'Our sport is tough, played by players who get into situations where confrontation happens on the field between players and supporters. 'This just shows how proud we are of our sport. But the rugby world really has shown how much we all stick together at times like this. 'Thank you all, the rugby league world and the rugby league family for your support at this very difficult time.' A tribute site to Miracle has also been set up on Facebook, alongside dozens of posts in his memory on Twitter. Friends tried to save him but his lifeless body was found in East Quarry, Appley Bridge, by police divers . Jules Staniford Russon posted on the wall: 'RIP Miracle, so so sad. Thinking of all your family x.' Sue Walls added: 'Truly saddened by this tragic news. May friends and family find strength and comfort in the difficult times ahead. X.' It's understood that a petition calling for the quarry to be drained is due to be launched. Friends were also due to gather at the club tonight for a tribute and flowers have been left at the scene. Lancashire Police confirmed that they responded to reports of a missing 13-year-old boy on Friday, April 10. Tributes were left at the scene over the weekend and a Facebook page has been set up for people to share their memories . Police were called to the scene at 3.10pm on Friday after the teenager's failed to find their friend in deep water . Lancashire Police say his death is not being treated as suspicious but an inquest will be held in due course . The incident has prompted police to issue a warning over the dangers of swimming in open water. A force spokeswoman said: 'Officers searching for

Summary: Miracle Godson was reported missing on Friday afternoon after jumping in . He was swimming at East Quarry in Appley Bridge near Wigan with friends . Teenagers desperately tried saving him but police found lifeless body later . Bosses at Wigan St Judes Rugby League Club said he had 'great potential'


Theo Walcott sitting on a bench along with six of his Arsenal colleagues is starting to become a familiar sight given the fact that he has been overlooked for the majority of the season. The Arsenal winger has been pictured on a different kind of bench with his team-mates as he was pictured for a photoshoot with Calum Chambers, Jack Wilshere, Mikel Arteta, David Ospina, Mathieu Flamini and Mesut Ozil. Walcott and Co, along with runway model Olga Sherer, have posed for an official portrait for Paris' oldest fashion house - Lanvin - the club's official tailor since 2013. Theo Walcott (third right) poses for a Lanvin photoshoot alongside runway model Olga Sherer, Calum Chambers, Jack Wilshere, Mikel Arteta, David Ospina, Mathieu Flamini and Mesut Ozil . Walcott, pictured with Wilshere and Wojciech Szczesny, has spent much of the season on the bench . The 26-year-old looks on from the bench during Arsenal's 0-0 draw with Chelsea at the Emirates Stadium . Arsenal's first team stars will be dressed in similar attire when Arsene Wenger's side make their way to Wembley Stadium for their FA Cup final encounter against Aston Villa on May 30. Walcott, who has been named on Arsenal's substitutes' bench for 17 of their 33 Barclays Premier League games, came on for the last six minutes of his side's goalless draw with Chelsea on Sunday. The 26-year-old will be hoping to make his first Arsenal start since his side's 3-0 win over West Ham on March 14 when the Gunners face Hull at the KC Stadium on Monday.

Summary: Arsenal winger Theo Walcott was joined by his team-mates for photoshoot . Walcott and six of his Arsenal colleagues were showing off club suits . The England ace was joined by Calum Chambers, Jack Wilshere, Mikel Arteta, David Ospina, Mathieu Flamini and Mesut Ozil . Walcott has been named on the bench for 17 of Arsenal's league games . READ: Walcott needs to look Wenger in the eye and discuss future .


An Australian teenager has joined the puffy pout craze by using a shot glass to pump up her lips to ridiculous proportions. Violeta Tupuola, who lives near Canberra and already has naturally beautiful voluptuous lips, has joined the #kyliejennerchallenge sweeping social media of placing the opening of any narrow vessel over their mouth and sucking in until the vacuum of air causes their lips to excessively swell. In an attempt to emulate Kylie Jenner's bee-stung pout, Violeta got the shock of her life when she removed the shot glass and suddenly had such protruding lips that social media users compared her to a duck. Scroll down for video . In an attempt to emulate Kylie Jenner's bee-stung pout, Violeta had such protruding lips that social media users have compared her to a duck . The response from one socail media user when watching Violeta's video was to post a photo of her with a duck . Violeta has joined the #kyliejennerchallenge by placing a shot glass over her mouth so the vacuum of air causes the lips to swell . The new craze is popular among teens desperate to emulate Jenner's famous plump lips (pictured) The video starts off with Violeta putting lip gloss on her already luscious lips before she suctioning the shot glass over her mouth. When she first saw the bizarre result, which is reportedly painful with the effect lasting up to hours, she gasped and put her hand to her mouth in disbelief of the strange look and began giggling. Violeta then took her her hand away and exclaimed 'Oh my god! I can't even close my mouth' and then puts her hand over her mouth again while still laughing. She freaked herself out even further when after applying bright red lipstick which created a clown effect. The teen then began to pout and then reacted in a repulsed fashion saying 'ewwwwww' while touching her massive lips. Despite being quite alarmed by what she had created, Violeta seems to be impressed at the same time - wondering whether she could get the same effect to plump up her butt. 'Look how big it is - maybe I could do this to my a***!' then screws up her face and exclaims 'ewwwwww' yet again. Violeta freaked herself out with the bizarre look that is said to be painful and last hours . Despite being quite alarmed, Violeta wonders whether she could get the same effect to plump up her butt . Violeta shows off her already naturally beautiful voluptuous lips before pulling the crazy stunt . Countless teens, both boys and girls, have been sharing the disturbing results of their experiments on Twitter and Instagram, which in many cases has led to severe bruising around the mouth. Surprisingly, given the sheer number of teens attempting the feat, it appears the results are far from desirable. 'I screwed up,' wrote one teenage girl along with her #kyliejennerchallenge selfie, while another complained she looked 'gross'. A worrying new trend dubbed the '#kyliejennerchallenge' is sweeping social media, encouraging teens to blow their

Summary: Aussie girl joins #kyliejennerchallenge currently sweeping social media . Method involves creating an airlock which forces lips to swell . Teens across the globe are hoping to emulate Kylie Jenner's puffy pout .


This is the heart-stopping moment two robbers pointed a gun at a family and their toddler during a corner-shop raid, before throwing sweets at them when they refused to hand over cash. Luke Munro, 19, and Dylon Thompson, 21, burst into the Londis shop in Cleveleys near Blackpool in October last year while the owner, his wife, and their toddler were behind the counter. The pair then pulled out a 'realistic looking' handgun and began waving it in the family's faces, demanding cash from the till, but the brave parents refused to hand it over. Luke Munro, 19, and Dylon Thompson, 21, raided a corner shop in Cleveleys near Blackpool using a 'realistic looking' handgun,pointing it at the owner, his wife, and their toddler as they hid behind the counter . When the mother and father refused to hand over cash, Munro and Thompson threw sweets at them before storming out empty handed . At that point, CCTV footage shows Munro and Thompson began throwing handfuls of sweets at the couple behind the counter, before fleeing empty handed. The duo were tracked down, and at Preston Crown Court on Wednesday Munro was jailed for five years and four months, while Thompson was sentenced to three years and four months. After the sentencing police said the attack was 'extremely distressing' for the family, who had been 'left in fear of their lives' during the raid. Detective Inspector Gareth Willis, from Lancashire Police, said: 'It's just incredibly brave of them not to give them what they wanted. 'The victims have been extremely brave in what must have been a terrifying incident for them both. Munro (left) was jailed for five years at Preston Crown Court for robbery, possessing a firearm and burglary, while Thompson was jailed for three years and four months for robbery and firearms offences . Police said the victims had been left 'extremely distressed' during the raid, and had been 'left in fear of their lives' as the gun was waved in their face . 'The female actually had her baby with her in the store when she was threatened with the weapon, which makes the offenders' actions even more reprehensible.' Detective Constable Paul Morris, from the same force, added: 'This was a terrifying ordeal for the two shop owners and their young child who were left in fear of their lives after being threatened with what they believed to be a real firearm. 'Munro and Thompson caused extreme distress for the victims involved and I hope that the sentences send a warning to criminals that crimes of this nature are treated seriously by both the police and the courts as well as bringing some closure for the victims.'

Summary: Luke Munro, 19, and Dylon Thompson, 21, raided Londis near Blackpool . Threatened owner and wife with gun while baby was in pram beside them . Police said couple 'feared for their life' during robbery in October last year . Munro jailed for five years, Thompson for three years and four months .


Steve Clarke admits his Reading side require the ‘perfect’ performance to stand any chance of beating Arsenal — but concedes he has yet to see that from one of his teams during his managerial career. Reading have struggled in the Championship this campaign whereas Arsene Wenger’s side are the in-form side in the Premier League going into their FA Cup semi-final at Wembley on Saturday. ‘There’s only the pressure that we put ourselves under to play the perfect game and make no mistakes,’ said Clarke. Steve Clarke insists his Reading side must be 'perfect' to have any chance of beating Arsenal at Wembley . ‘We must make sure that the preparation and mentality are right and we give everything we’ve got. ‘We’ve mentioned about having no regrets coming off the pitch and I promise you the players will give everything they’ve got to try to get a result. ‘We have to play almost the perfect game — to be solid, resolute and mentally strong. It’s a game where we can’t make too many mistakes. If you make mistakes against the top teams they will punish you. If we can do that we’ve got a chance.’ Clarke, 51, is still feeling his way as a manager, having taken charge of West Bromwich Albion for a season in 2012 before taking the Reading job last summer. The Royals dispatched of Bradford in the last round as they hope to reach the FA Cup final for the first time . Asked how many times he had seen a perfect display from one of his sides, he replied: ‘Probably none, so it’s a big ask. But you have to ask it.’ Clarke has never beaten Wenger and added: ‘I had a couple of good games against them at West Brom. I know they are a good team with good players but if we play the perfect game we have a chance.’ Clarke has challenged his players to make history by getting to the FA Cup final for the first time. Eighty-eight years ago they made it to this stage but Clarke is not content with matching that. ‘It’s not unique history, it’s shared history,’ he said. ‘If they get to the final, no other Reading team has done that. That is the history they have to make.' Clarke has never beaten Arsene Wenger as a manager and there's no better place to start than Wembley .

Summary: Steve Clarke admits his Reading side must be 'perfect' on Saturday . The Royals face Arsenal in the FA Cup semi-final at Wembley Stadium . Clarke has never beaten Arsene Wenger but wants this to change .


Jobless Keith MacDonald (pictured) has sired a massive brood with at least ten mothers - and is said to have already cost the taxpayer over £2m . The man dubbed 'Britain's most feckless father' after having 15 children by the age of 30 is back on the market after he split from his most recent pregnant girlfriend. Jobless Keith MacDonald, 29, from Sunderland in Tyne and Wear, has sired a massive brood with at least ten mothers - and is estimated to cost the taxpayer over £2million. He was set to become a father for the sixteenth time but has revealed he's split from the unborn child's mother. MacDonald, of County Durham, says he's back on the dating market - and the baby in question is not actually his. He said: 'There is no baby - it's not mine and I'm single now.' MacDonald, who has appeared on Jeremy Kyle, says he gets most of his women by chatting them up on the bus. In the past, he bragged: 'It's easy - they never seem to say no. Just chat them up on the bus. I just pick them up like that. 'That's what I do and they never seem to say no. If they like you, they like you. Get their number and text them and arrange to meet when you come off the bus.' Last month he caused a stir when he appeared on Channel 5 documentary 40 Kids by 20 Women. MacDonald told the programme he can't find work, partly because he is 'no good at listening', and spends most of him time playing computer games. Scroll down for video . He says he finds it hard to meet new women because of his reputation in Sunderland and is shown in the programme going to Birmingham to 'pull girls'. MacDonald hit the headlines in 2011 when he tried to fake his own death in a bid to shirk responsibility for his ninth child. Macdonald with ex-girlfriend Becky Wright just after she gave birth to his eighth child, Clio, in 2008 . Charlotte Anderson (left) with her daughter Kady-Marie Anderson and June Garrick with her son Brendan Garrick (right), all in 2005. Both children are believed to have been fathered by MacDonald . In November 2012, he was found guilty by Sunderland magistrates of common assault and stealing from one of his ex-partners after a row over a cheese toastie. The binman's son was desperate to avoid paying out any more than the £5 a week he was putting towards each of his other children. Keith MacDonald: . - Unemployed . - Reportedly receives incapacity benefit for bad back of up £68.95 a week and £44 income support . - Said to contribute just £5 of his weekly income to his children . - The total benefit bill racked up by him and his offspring has been estimated at £2million from birth to 18 . He pretended to be one of his friends and sent a text message to his pregnant former girlfriend Clare Bryant, 22, telling her: 'Keith is

Summary: Jobless Keith MacDonald, 29, has fathered 15 children by 10 women . He says he is now single after splitting from his latest pregnant girlfriend . It is estimated he and his massive brood will cost the taxpayer £2million . Macdonald, who appeared on the Jeremy Kyle show, meets his conquests on buses - and claims two of his children were conceived on the top deck .


This is one ‘library’ where visitors don’t have to speak in hushed tones or risk the wrath of a shushing librarian. With more than 6,000 books at their fingertips, New York City’s luxurious Library Hotel is every bibliophile’s dream. The boutique hotel was designed around the Dewey Decimal System, with each floor dedicated to one of its 10 major categories and every room decorated according to a genre or topic within the categories. More than 6,000 books are scattered throughout the guest rooms and public spaces at New York City's Library Hotel . Each floor is dedicated to one of the Dewey Decimal System's categories, and each room is decorated according to a genre or topic . Guests who don't get their fill of book in their rooms can find plenty more options in a dedicated reading room . Published by Melvil Dewey in 1876, the Dewey Decimal System is the standardised library classification system which sorts books into the following 10 categories; social sciences, literature, languages, history, math and science, general knowledge, technology, philosophy, the arts and religion. It may seem like an unusual theme, but the Library hotel has gone all in with its tribute to the American librarian. Located at Madison Avenue and 41st Street, just steps from the New York Public Library and Grand Central Terminal, every one of the hotel’s 60 rooms contains up to 150 books related to genres or topics including erotic literature, economics, Middle Eastern language, computers and Native American religion. Guests on the fifth floor, for example, can stay in rooms devoted to maths and science, with individual themes of astronomy, dinosaurs, botany, zoology, geology and mathematics. The Library Hotel is located at Madison Avenue and 41st Street in Manhattan, just steps from the New York Public Library . Rooms on the fifth floor are devoted to maths and science, with rooms themed on topics such as astronomy, dinosaurs and botany . The 11th floor – modelled around philosophy – has rooms related to love, paranormal, psychology, philosophy, ethics and logic. Guests who can’t get enough of the books inside their rooms can find more options at the front desk, in the restaurant and in a dedicated reading room. The hotel also boasts a rooftop bar known as the Writer’s Den & Poetry Garden, which becomes the Bookmarks Lounge at night and serves literary-themed cocktails. A spokesperson for the hotel said: ‘The hotel is a bookworm's paradise. The hotel boasts a rooftop bar known as the Writer’s Den & Poetry Garden, which serves literary-themed cocktails . The Dewey Decimal System is the standardised system which sorts books into 10 categories, including social sciences and literature . The hotel's reading room offers dozens of books, and each guest room contains up to 150 titles related to specific genres or topics . ‘Each one of our rooms offers a personalised literary experience. ‘Whether you enjoy reading about zoology or Slavic languages, we've got it covered. ‘When the building was purchased, the idea was to offer something different. ‘Being so close to the library – one

Summary: The luxurious Library Hotel has more than 6,000 books scattered throughout its guest rooms and public spaces . Each floor is dedicated to one of 10 of the Dewey Decimal System's categories, including history and technology . Every one of the hotel's 60 rooms is decorated according to a genre or topic within the categories . On the fifth floor - devoted to math and science - guests stay in rooms themed after astronomy and dinosaurs .


Manchester City's youngsters finished off a job well done against Leicester City, adding to their 3-0 first-leg lead with two late goals from Isaac Buckley and Brandon Barker at the King Power Stadium. Layton Ndukwu had given Leicester hope of clawing back the advantage with 20 minutes to go but substitute Buckley and Barker struck to kill that dream off and set up a final against Chelsea later this month. City will face Chelsea at a venue, likely to to be the City Football Academy Stadium, in the first leg on April 20 before travelling to Stamford Bridge a week later on April 27. Manchester City's Isaac Buckley Ricketts (left) celebrates scoring at the King Power Stadium on Wednesday . Manchester City's players celebrate after they consolidated their first leg lead to reach the Youth Cup final . Leicester City: Smith-Varnham, Miles, Chilwell (c), Choudhury, Kipre, Johnson, Bailey (Barnes 62), Fox, King, Rowe (Muskwe 72), Ndukwu . Unused subs: Knight, Bramley, Dombrauskis, . Bookings: Choudhury . Manchester City: Haug, Maffeo, Humphreys, Oliver, Angelino, Bryan (c) (Bullock 92), Nemane, Wood (Buckley 46), Celina, Garcia, Barker . Unused subs: Albinson, Fernandes, Dilrosun . Bookings: Wood, Bryan, Angelino . With City holding a big advantage from the first leg last month, this clash always looked difficult for Leicester, and their inability to find an early goal made the task of overhauling the advantage even tougher. City were the better team for much of the first half but goalkeeper Kjetil Haug had to be aware to keep out Hamza Choudhury from close range at the other end. That was their best chance until Charlie Oliver handled inside his own penalty area with 20 minutes to go to gift Ndukwu the chance to give the home side the lead. That opportunity was one he gratefully accepted, confidently dispatching his spot-kick past Haug. Layton Ndukwu of Leicester City scores from a penalty to cut the deficit but it was not Leicester's night . Brandon Barker (right) scored City's second goal of the evening as they made it to a first final in seven years . Despite still holding a decent lead, City surged forward in response and Buckley equalised, thumping home Barker's cross. And Buckley effectively returned the favour when he was hauled down inside the area moments later to allow Barker to make it 5-1 on aggregate from the spot. City march on and face Chelsea in a rematch of their last final in this competition seven years ago. The Premier League champions' youth side won 4-2 on aggregate on that occasion and will be hoping for a repeat this year. Manchester City's Barker (right) in action with Leicester City's Hamza Choudhury (centre) in midfield . Keenan King battles for the ball with City's Charlie Oliver, who gave away a penalty with 20 minutes to go .

Summary: Manchester City reached FA Youth Cup final with win over Leicester City . Substitute Isaac Buckley scored to cancel out Layton Ndukwu opener . Brandon Barker added a second in stoppage time to win the game . Chelsea are their opponents in the final, having beaten Tottenham 5-4 . Two-leg final takes place on April 20 and 27 with City at home first .


Arsenal are the form team in Europe at present, winning 10 games out of their last 11, including seven in a row. Their recent success can probably be explained by a number of reasons. Players have returned from injury at the right time, Olivier Giroud can't stop scoring, Hector Bellerin and Francis Coquelin have emerged, while Arsene Wenger seems to have found his drive once again. But could there be something else? With the Gunners preparing for the Premier League trip to Burnley on Saturday, one of their partners Europcar have revealed how some of the first-team stars motivate themselves on the team bus with some interesting and uncharacteristic selections included. Arsenal players have revealed their ultimate pre-game playlist ahead of their Premier League tie with Burnley . Olivier Giroud selected Coldplay's 'Every Teardrop Is A Waterfall' as his selected track . For instance, who would have guessed Giroud was a Coldplay fan? And can you picture Laurent Koscielny nodding along to Pharrell Williams' hit 'Happy' before defending at Turf Moor? And that's not all. Nacho Monreal opts for Dance DJ legend David Guetta's lead single from his sixth album 'Dangerous', David Ospina will even find time for some Colombian rap with J Balvin's track 'Tranquila' pre-game. Santi Cazorla has been in sparkling form in recent months with his languid style of creating from deep. So it is perhaps no surprise that the Spanish playmaker opts for something a bit softer - with pop singer from his homeland Melendi giving the 30-year-old all he needs before setting foot off the bus. Cazorla's track choice may be slightly more old school, but that's nothing compared to Theo Walcott. The England forward is obviously Loungin' before games with his selection of LL Cool J's 1996 summer hip-hop tune, which doesn't quite posses the fast pace we expect from Walcott on the pitch. Santi Cazorla's style of music seems to suit him - selecting Spanish pop star Melendi's slow track . Nacho Monreal appears to be a fan of up-beat dance music, opting for David Guetta track 'Dangerous' Laurent Koscielny may prepare for defending at Turf Moor by listening to 'Happy' by Pharrell Williams . Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain, Calum Chambers, Danny Welbeck, Aaron Ramsey and Kieran Gibbs are the youngest players on the list, so it is perhaps no surprise they go for recent and more mainstream hits. Phillip George's house track 'Wish You Were Mine', Macklemore's smash record 'Can't Hold Us', 'End Credits by drum and bass duo Chase and Status (ft Plan B), the Arctic Monkeys' indie toe-tapper 'Arabella' and Royal Blood's 'Figure It Out' are there respective selections. The light-hearted activity is designed to bring fans closer to their heroes, giving an insight into day in the life of a Premier League footballer before an important game. 'As Arsenal's official car and van rental partner, we wanted to bring travelling fans closer to their heroes so they can be inspired by the player's ultimate playlist which will get them fired up for another important game this weekend,' explained Ken McCall, Managing Director, Europcar

Summary: Arsenal face Burnley in evening fixture at Turf Moor on Saturday . Gunners are 2nd in the Premier League while hosts are in relegation zone . Arsenal partner Europcar reveal playlist players will listen to on the bus . Olivier Giroud picks Coldplay, Danny Welbeck opts for Chase and Status . Theo Walcott is an LL Cool J fan, Nacho Monreal goes for David Guetta . READ: Arsenal stars in good spirits as they bid to win eighth straight game .


A young fisherman in Thailand reeled in the catch of the day after hooking a fish with a plastic toy fishing rod – but was the achievement just a hoax? Captured standing on the bank of what appears to be a lake, the youngster – with a big grin on his face – holds onto a tiny blue and yellow fishing rod. Approaching the water, the young boy reels rapidly, but at this point it isn’t clear whether or not he has hooked anything. The youngster stands on the bank of what appears to be a lake and holds a tiny blue and yellow fishing rod . He then crouches down by the side of the water and moves his rod from side to side – tension on the end of it is now visible. Fighting against what may well be a weed, the young boy continues to reel and before long a fish breaks the surface of the water. As it splashes about, the youngster puts his hand into the lake and plucks it out. He then lays it on the floor before confidently putting his finger in its mouth, removing the hook and proudly lifting it up to the camera. The young Thai boy crouches down by the side of the water and moves his rod from side to side while reeling . Discussing the video with MailOnline, Nathan Wardle of Mega Fishing Thailand, said that the fish was most likely a Nile Tilapia, although it is hard to see exactly from the clip. He added: ‘They are found in almost every river, lake or pond right through the whole of Thailand and were introduced back in 1967 as a gift from Japan to the Thai King. ‘Many people farm them in small numbers in their ponds for food. The fry can be bought for about 8p each. ‘They are very popular stocked in fishing parks where they will cook your catch and small ones are used as bait for the big monster fish we have here. The fish breaks the surface of the water and the boy bravely puts his hand into the lake to catch it . The boy plucks the fish from the water, lays it on the floor and confidently puts his finger in its mouth to remove the hook . ‘They are also great table fish, served up in most restaurants. They have really tasty meat that can be fried, poached, roasted or barbecued and usually come with some kind of spicy Thai dipping sauce. ‘The fish eat pretty much anything so are fairly easy to catch with worms, bread, shrimps or squid and the like.’ Since it was uploaded, the video has been viewed over a million times and many people have commented to congratulate the youngster. However, there is a suggestion that the fish may have been hooked to the line before the start of the video. The youngster proudly holds his catch, which appears to be a Nile Tilapia, up to the camera .

Summary: The young boy holds a tiny blue and yellow toy fishing rod . He crouches by the side of the water and reels in the catch . Before plucking it from the lake and holding it to the camera . Shot in Thailand, the video appears to show a Nile Tilapia fish .


She might be celebrating her 75th birthday today, but an overjoyed Queen Margrethe of Denmark looked far younger as she waved to excited crowds from the balcony at the Amalienborg Palace. The Danish monarch was joined for the balcony appearance by her son and heir, Crown Prince Frederik, 46, his wife Crown Princess Mary, 43, and their four children. Waiting below was an enormous flag-waving crowd who went into raptures as the royals appeared, watched by members of other European royal dynasties, among them Sweden's and Norway's. Scroll down for video . Royal wave: Queen Margrethe is flanked by her sons Frederik and Joachim as she waves to the crowds . Celebrating: Denmark's Crown Prince Frederik, his wife Mary and their nine-year-old son Prince Christian on the balcony . Family affair: Frederik and Mary were joined by their four children, including twins Vincent and Josephine . Pay attention! Four-year-old Vincent appeared more interested in scaling the balcony rails . What's going on? Prince Christian grimaces at something in the crowd during his grandmother's birthday celebrations . Also on the balcony was Margrethe's second son, Joachim, 45, his French wife Princess Marie, his children from his first marriage, Nikolai, 15, and Felix, 12, and his youngest two, Henrik, five, Athena, three. One royal who couldn't be present on the balcony or for the lunch at the Københavns Rådhus [City Hall] that followed was Margrethe's 80-year-old husband Prince Henrik who, according to palace officials, is suffering from flu. The French-born royal also missed the carriage procession down Copenhagen shopping street Strøget to the Rådhus and was replaced for the day by his son Frederik. Despite being without Prince Henrik, the appearance proved a cheerful affair - largely thanks to the antics of four-year-old Prince Vincent, who did his best to scale the railings of the balcony. Held back by his father, the youngster smiled mischievously and was quickly copied by his twin sister Josephine - much to their mother Princess Mary's amusement. Girls together: Prince Joachim holds his three-year-old daughter Athena, while Crown Princess Mary clutches four-year-old Josephine . Overjoyed: Queen Margrethe, who was without her husband Prince Henrik, appeared overcome . Saying thank you: Margrethe, who was resplendent in a turquoise ensemble, waved to the crowds . Saying hello: The Danish royals toured Copenhagen following the balcony appearance . Enjoying the day: Denmark's Princess Marie, Crown Princess Mary and Queen Margrethe wave to the crowds outside the Amalienborg Palace . Enjoying the ride: Margrethe and Mary sat opposite each other during the procession along Strøget . Pomp: The royals were followed down main shopping street Strøget by a detachment of guards . Birthday wishes: Queen Margrethe enjoyed an official luncheon at the Københavns Rådhus at the end of the procession along Strøget . Joining in: Swedish royals, including Crown Princess Victoria, also appeared on the balcony . Showing their support: Sweden's 65-year-old King Carl XVI Gustaf and his Brazilian-born wife, Queen Silvia . Support: Norway's Crown Prince Haakon, Crown Princess Mette-Marit and King Harald on the balcony . Enjoying the moment: Deposed King

Summary: Queen Margrethe II of Denmark is celebrating her 75th birthday today and appeared on the palace balcony . Was joined by Crown Prince Frederik, 46, and Crown Princess Mary, 43, as husband Henrik is ill with flu . Started birthday celebrations with a glitzy gala dinner last night attended by royals from around Europe . No members of the British royal family were able to attend the glitzy celebration in Copenhagen .


Fifteen years ago, Jennifer Lopez' shimmering, navel-baring Versace gown captivated the world . Fifteen years ago, Jennifer Lopez' shimmering, navel-baring Versace gown captivated the world. So much so that, long before Kim Kardashian was breaking the internet, J Lo's 2000 red carpet appearance set the web ablaze. It even caught the attention of Google executive, Eric Schmidt, who has revealed that the plunging dress was his inspiration for creating Google Images. 'When Google was launched, people were amazed that they were able to find out about almost anything by typing just a few words into a computer,' he told project-syndicate.com. Google co-founders Larry Page and Sergey Brin – like all other successful inventors – kept iterating, said Schmidt. They started with images, because people wanted more than just text. 'This first became apparent after the 2000 Grammy Awards, where Jennifer Lopez wore a green dress that, well, caught the world's attention,' added Schmidt. 'At the time, it was the most popular search query we had ever seen. 'But we had no surefire way of getting users exactly what they wanted: J Lo wearing that dress. Google Image Search was born.' Before Google Image Search, web surfers could only search through a page of text divided by 10 blue links. This meant they first had to click on these links before finding out if J Lo's dress was featured. When Google Images was launched in July 2001, the site offered access to 250 million images. Just ten year later, that figure reached more than 10 billion. The dress is one of the few articles of specific clothing to be honoured its own Wikipedia page. After hearing the news, the 45-year-old singer shared an old picture of her in that dress on Instagram. She added: 'WHO KNEW!! #onepersoncanchangetheworld #onedresscanchangetheworld #jlo+versace=history #positivechange #funfacts LOL' The dress caught the attention of Google executive, Eric Schmidt (pictured), who recently revealed that it was his inspiration for creating Google Images . Google has big plans for its image search. A team of Google researchers recently developed an advanced image classification and detection algorithm called GoogLeNet, which is twice as effective than previous programs. It is so accurate it can locate and distinguish between a range of object sizes within a single image, and it can also determine an object within, or on top of, an object, within the photo. The software recently placed first in the ImageNet large-scale visual recognition challenge (ILSVRC). Google has made the software open to other developers, to help increase its accuracy, and in the future, the technology could be used to improve Google Image searches. It could also scour YouTube videos for specific objects or shapes. He may have helped to build the internet, but Dr Vinton ‘Vint’ Cerf has urged computer users to print out their most treasured photographs, or risk losing them. The Google vice president warned that as operating systems and software become more sophisticated, documents and images stored using older technology will become increasingly inaccessible. He went on to say that our dependence on technology could lead to the

Summary: The now 45-year-old singer wore the dress at the 2000 Grammy Awards . 'It was the most popular search query we had ever seen,' said Schmidt . It inspired Google to launch Image Search so people could find it easier . Previously users had to search through pages of text broken up by links .


Spartak Moscow have been fined and their fans barred from two away games after the club lost its appeal against sanctions for a racist banner. The Russian Football Union said Spartak fans displayed 'a banner of discriminatory content with a racist symbol,' specifically a Celtic cross, typically used in Russia as a symbol for white supremacist groups. Spartak was fined 200,000 rubles (£2,500) over the incident, which took place during the team's 1-0 Russian Premier League loss to Arsenal Tula earlier this month. Spartak Moscow supporters have been banned from attending the club's next two away games . Spartak were sanctioned after their supporters allegedly displayed a racist banner . The club were fined £2,500 and had an appeal against the sanctions rejected by The Russian Football Union . Admission to Spartak's fan sector for their next two away games was restricted to women and children. The club appealed but that was rejected Tuesday, the RFU said. Spartak are currently sixth in the Russian Premier League.

Summary: Spartak Moscow appealed against sanctions for a racist banner . The Russian Football Union rejected and fined the club £2,500 . Only women and children are allowed to Spartak's next two away games .


Wladimir Klitschko has confirmed that Tyson Fury will be his next opponent and the unified heavyweight champion says he is ready to travel to England to defend his belts. The IBF, WBA and WBO king ended his seven-year American hiatus by clearly out-pointing Bryant Jennings at Madison Square Garden on Saturday night but it was not the dazzling New York display he had promised on his Stateside return. The American boxing public fell out of love with the 6ft6in Ukrainian back in 2008 when he outpointed Russian Sultan Ibragimov in an uninspiring, lop-sided victory in this very Madison Square Garden ring. And, although seven years and 12 fights have passed since then for Klitschko, it was a case of same ring, same story. The watching Fury, who is mandatory challenger to the champion's WBO belt and in line for a summer showdown, will have been encouraged by the performance. Wladimir Klitschko celebrates after beating Bryant Jennings on Saturday night in New York City . Klitschko was awarded a unanimous victory over Jennings by the judges at Madison Square Garden . The fight against Jennings was Klitschko's first in the United States since he fought Sultan Ibragimov in 2008 . Klitschko has confirmed that Tyson Fury will be his next opponents and is willing to fight him in England . But Klitschko has warned Fury that he will relish finally fighting a man taller than him, after his victory over 6ft3in Jennings. He said: 'I look forward to this fight, I think it will be challenging and exciting because I like to fight big men. It is much easier to fight bigger men than smaller. 'I believe that the fight with Tyson Fury will look different to this one because of the size difference – Fury is taller than me. He is definitely the guy who is ambitious and I think it is going to be exciting. I think that he is going to engage in the fight. 'There was not much engagement through Jennings today but I think the Fury fight will be exciting and I'm looking forward to it.' The Ukrainian once again used his height and longer reach to dominate has challenger . Klitschko won 116-111 on two of the judges cards and by a margin of 118-109 on the other on Saturday . Klitschko was happy to travel to America to face an American – and insists he is ready to hit the road again to face the Wythenshawe born Fury. The only confusion appears to be from which governing body the mandatory challenge will come. Fury is No.1 contender for the WBO strap but Klitschko's manager Bernd Boente says the order will actually come from the WBA. Either way, all three of the champion's belts are likely to be on the line. 'We still have to find out when and where the fight will happen but we will sort it out in the next few weeks,' Klitschko added. 'I am absolutely open to fighting anywhere. It depends on negotiations and hopefully we will not need a purse bid.'

Summary: Wladimir Klitschko successfully defends his WBA, IBF and WBO belts . World heavyweight champion beat Bryant Jennings on points in New York . Ukrainian awarded 116-111, 118-109, 116-111 unanimous points win . Mandatory challenger Tyson Fury watched at Madison Square Garden . Klitschko ready to travel to England to take on Fury .


Britain's Adam Peaty has broken the men's 100 metres breast stroke world record with a time of 57.92 seconds at the London Aquatic Centre. The 20-year-old from Uttoxeter's gold-winning time on Friday beat the previous record of 58.46 set by South African Cameron van der Burgh in the same venue at the 2012 Olympics. A tweet from British Swimming's account read: 'WORLD RECORD time for @adam-peaty he hits the wall in 57.92!!!!' British swimmer Adam Peaty is all smiles after setting a new world record for the 100m breast stroke . His time of 57.92 seconds has beaten the previous record of 58.46 set by Cameron van der Burgh in 2012 . Peaty has spoken of his delight that his hard work and training have paid off and is thrilled with the win . After becoming the first man in history to break through the 58-second barrier in the discipline, Peaty said: 'I can't believe it, coming in earlier I thought I could get a really good time, maybe a 58.5. 'Before that race I just thought I've done all the training for a 57, and it all paid off in the end. 'The crowd were great and they really carried me home at the end, because that was a hell of a pain train. There must be something in that lane four when it really matters.' Scotland's Ross Murdoch fought hard but was left trailing in Peaty's wake with a time of 59.12 - still inside the World Championship qualification standard - while James Wilby of Loughborough took bronze with a 1:00.31. Ben Proud topped the podium in the men's 50m freestyle by coming home in 21.99, with his fellow Plymouth swimmer Thomas Fannon taking silver in 22.48 from Andrew Weatheritt (22.50). In the women's competition, Fran Halsall stormed to victory in the open 50m freestyle. The 25-year-old claimed her 10th consecutive title with a time of 24.37 and said afterwards: 'It's pretty good to be able to come in 10 years in a row and be the best in Britain. 'I didn't have the ideal preparation coming into this meet, I got sent home from the World Championships in December and it took a lot longer than expected to get back into full training. 'Last year I went a 24.5 at this meet then on to a 23.9 in the summer, so to come here and already be two tenths up on that is a great sign.' Lauren Quigley of Stockport Metro hit 25.22 for silver ahead of Rebecca Guy, who clocked in at 25.49. In the morning Rachael Kelly had defended her British Championship title with a time of 57.72 in the open 100m butterfly final. Jemma Lowe (58.07) collected silver with Bath team-mate Siobhan-Marie O'Connor third thanks to a 58.37. (Left to right): Thomas Fannon, Ben Proud and Andrew Weatheritt poses with their medals on the podium .

Summary: British swimmer Adam Peaty has set a new 100m breast stroke world record . His time of 57.92 seconds has beaten the previous record of 58.46 . Peaty has spoken of his delight that his hard work and training have paid off .


A 12-year-old Israeli girl is missing after a tour boat she was on exploded and caught fire off Thailand's southwestern coast on its way to Phuket. The youngster was thought to have been in the toilet on board the Ao Nang Princess 5 ferry which was carrying more than 100 people, including many foreign tourists, when the incident happened at around 3.30pm local time. Passengers were throwing themselves into the Andaman Sea after the engine exploded and flames ripped through the boat, according to the Bangkok Post. Photos taken by rescuers, including the Krabi Marine Police, showed the abandoned vessel burning down almost to the waterline before sinking. The Ao Nang Princess 5 ferry burns after the engine exploded in the Andaman Sea in Krabi province. A 12-year-old Israeli girl who was reportedly in the toilet at the time is still thought to be missing . Thick black smoke can be seen rising from the stricken vessel. Between 100 and 110 passengers and crew had to be rescued by a dozen fishing trawlers, speed boats and rescue craft . The Associated Press reported that the 12-year-old girl may have been picked up by another boat that was going to the beach resort of Phuket. But Police Captain Sutthiwat Aunsiam, a duty officer at Muang Krabi station, told Jor Sor 100 radio late in the evening that rescue units are still searching for the girl and Krabi Governor Songpol Sawasditham confirmed her disappearance, according to Thai Rath Online. Most of the passengers and crew, totalling between 100 and 110, were taken back to Ao Nang near the resort town of Krabi from where the Ao Nang Princess 5 originally set off. About a dozen fishing trawlers, speed boats and rescue craft from police and marine authorities assisted in the rescue operation. More rescue staff and divers, including personnel from Third Naval Area Command, will join the search for the missing girl tomorrow. None of those brought ashore were reported to be injured, but one person aboard the boat did die, according to Phuket News. Pol Capt Sutthiwat quoted Wirat Jittaraporn, the captain of the 35-metre long, 4.5-metre wide ferry, as saying the vessel was about five miles from Railay beach near Ao Nang when he heard an explosion from the engine room. He immediately ordered everyone to don life jackets and prepare to abandon ship. The fire quickly engulfed the ferry and burned it to the waterline before it sank at around 6pm off Krabi's Noppharat Thara beach. Photos taken by rescuers, including the Krabi Marine Police, showed the abandoned vessel burning down almost to the waterline before sinking . Passenger Panupon Rattanakornpanya, 44, told Thai Rath Online, that crew members told him and his wife and child that a fire had broken out and ordered everyone to gather at the bow. 'The fire then grew stronger. Everyone was in a panic. Some were crying. Many grabbed jackets and passed them on to others before we jumped into the water,' he said. Governor Songpol said the ferry was equipped with fire extinguishers, 'but

Summary: Ao Nang Princess 5 ferry was in Andaman Sea on way from resort of Krabi . Was five miles from the coast travelling to Phuket when engine exploded . 35-metre-long boat caught fire around 3.30pm before sinking around 6pm . Passengers seen throwing themselves overboard before being rescued . No injuries reported but search will continue into tomorrow for missing girl .