The issue of gender equality has been a hotly contested subject in the workplace for several years now, and recent statistics show that nothing much has changed. There are only three countries in the entire world where you are more likely to have a female boss than a male boss. A study by US research firm, Expert Market, looking at data from the International Labour Organisation (ILO) revealed that Jamaica is the country where you're most likely to have a female boss. Jamaica, Colombia and Saint Lucia, all relatively close to each other, have the highest percentage of female managers in the world . The world, organised and rated by the percentage of female bosses in the workforce . The Caribbean island had the world's highest percentage, at nearly 60 per cent. Out of the 108 world countries taken into consideration, Columbia was closely behind with 53.1 per cent of their managers being female, and in third place was another island, Saint Lucia, with 52.3 per cent. Closely following Jamaica at the top were the Phillipines at 47.6 per cent, as well as a series of other Latin America countries. Panama came in at fifth place and Guatemala was eighth while Eastern European countries were prevalent in the top ten, with Belarus sixth and Latvia coming in at seventh place. Britain (left) is a country where 34.2% of managers are women. Much of the Middle East (right), as well as Pakistan were flagged in red as accounting for the lowest percentage of women in managerial positions . Britain ranked relatively poorly and came in at 41st place out of 108 of the surveyed countries, as only 34.2 per cent of managers are women. Although the UK surpassed countries such as Germany (31.1 per cent), Spain (30 per cent) and China (16.8 per cent), it lagged behind major economies such as France (39.4 per cent), Russia (39.1 per cent) and Australia (36.2 per cent). More surprisingly was that Britain, as a first-world country, fell behind developing regions such as Kazakhstan (which had 37.2 per cent female bosses) and Moldova (ranking at 44.1 per cent of managers being women). The United States was ranked within the top 20 countries in the world, at 15th place, as 42.7 per cent of all managers are female. Pakistan was ranked as the worst country in the world for having female managers, at a meagre three per cent. The other poorly ranking countries included Algeria (at 4.9 per cent) and Jordan (at 5.1 per cent). The United States of America (pictured in light green) are among the top 20 countries in the world for having a female boss, as 42.7% of all managers are female . Michael Horrocks, brand manager at Expert Market, commented: 'It is promising to see that in a growing number of regions around the world, women are increasingly entering management positions and playing a more important role in business strategy.' Although the survey also revealed that nearly a third of all businesses around the world are now owned or managed by women, even more

Summary: 108 countries were ranked according to percentage of female managers . Over half of bosses are women in Colombia, Jamaica and Saint Lucia . Britain comes in at 41 out of 108 countries, with only 34.2% women bosses .


An Oklahoma jury today convicted a 17-year-old of first-degree murder in the shooting death of an Australian college baseball player who was killed while out for a jog. The Stephens County jury found Chancey Allen Luna guilty in the August 16, 2013, death of Christopher Lane, who was shot in the back while running along a city street in Duncan. The jury recommended that Luna be sentenced to life in prison without parole. Defense attorneys acknowledged that Luna fired the fatal shot from a passing car that he was riding in, but contended that he meant only to scare Lane. Scroll down fro video . Killer look: Chancey Luna (left), 17, is led from the courtroom to the jail in shackles and handcuffs after being convicted in the 2013 shooting death of Australian baseball player Christopher Lane (right) Heading for lockup: The jury recommended that Luna be sentenced to life in prison without parole . Belated apology: As he was being led out of the courtroom, Luna told reporters he was 'sorry' Reckless: Luna's defense lawyer contended that the teen meant only to scare Lane when he shot at him from a moving car . 'There was no motive, no plan to kill anyone,' defense attorney Jim Berry said during opening statements. 'This is a reckless action by a 16-year-old child.' The defense had asked that the jury be allowed to consider a second-degree murder conviction, a request that the judge denied earlier Friday. Second-degree murder would have carried a sentence of 10 years to life in prison. Luna did not testify and the defense called just one witness, Luna's mother, Jennifer Luna. In her brief testimony, Jennifer Luna said her son lived with her parents after he was born and that his father is in jail. 'I wasn't there half the time,' she said. She also insisted from the witness stand that her boy would never hurt anyone intentionally. 'If my son did it, it wasn't on purpose. It wasn't meant to be. My son would never intentionally try to hurt somebody at all.' Dressed in a blue button-down shirt and a striped tie, Chancey Luna was stoned-faced when the jurors announced the guilty verdict. Satisfied: Donna Lane, left, the victim's mother, was pleased with the verdict, saying in reference to Luna that the 'naughty boy' will never hurt another family again . Comfort: The family of murdered Melbourne baseball player Chris Lane (From left) sister Erin hugs Chris's girlfriend Sarah Harper (blonde) after the US court verdict in Duncan, Friday, April 17, 2015 . Devastated: Sarah Harper, the girlfriend of the Australian murder victim, arrives for court in the trial of Chancey Luna Friday . Jennifer Luna, Chancey's mother picture din court Friday, testified that her son would never hurt someone intentionally . However, as he was being led in handcuffs and shackles out of the courtroom, the teenager told a swarm of reporters he was 'sorry.' Lane's parents and sister, who had read heartbreaking victim impact statements before the verdict was announced, expressed satisfaction with the outcome of the

Summary: Oklahoma jury convicted 17-year-old Chancey Allen Luna of first-degree murder in 2013 killing of Christopher Lane . Luna is expected to be sentenced to life in prison without parole . Oklahoma teen shot Lane, an Australian baseball player, in the back from moving car as victim was jogging in Duncan August 16, 2013 . Defense claimed Luna only meant to scare Lane, not kill him . Convicted killer told reports he was 'sorry' as he was being led out of courtroom in handcuffs . Lane's mother, Donna Lane, said she was glad the 'naughty boy' will never hurt anyone again .


A rapist who left a teenager for dead after a savage attack at a bus stop had already stalked three other women that night before choosing his victim. The 18-year-old was hit over the head 20 times with a rock and dragged into a garden to be brutally raped by the man and left for dead in the Beeston area of Leeds last month. Now police investigating the case have come across CCTV that shows the man following three other potential victims earlier on the same night. CCTV footage of a man police believer to be the attacker of a woman who was brutally raped at a bus stop in Leeds. He was shown wearing a green Puma sweatshirt, dark jacket and jeans in the hours before the incident when he also stalked three other women . West Yorkshire Police produced this computer generated image after taking a description of the suspect from his victim. He is described as of Pakistani or Middle Eastern background and in his early twenties . It includes one woman who was forced to flee from the man by bus after walking to her car in Leeds city centre, ending up miles away from where she was going, just to get to safety. Another potential victim followed may have been aware she was being stalked as he also walked up behind her in the city centre as she walked past a row of bars. While a third woman can be seen on the footage seen by police turning around to find herself just an inch away from the rapist, before darting into a shop and staying in there until he left on the city's Burley Road. Detective Superintendent Nick Wallen from West Yorkshire Police said the man had been looking for women in Leeds city centre before moving on to the outskirts of the city. A map showing the areas of Leeds, where the rapist had been stalking women on the night of the attack . He told the Daily Mirror: 'His first target was a woman in her 20s who had parked her car. He is seen walking behind her, six inches from her back pocket. 'She was so concerned she got a bus that took her miles from where she was going. 'Another woman was also so concerned, she headed for a shop. On reaching it she is seen on film stopping and turning to see where he is. 'As she does, she is face-to-face with him. He is only about an inch away.' In a graphic CCTV sequence the man is seen dragging the woman from the bus stop and into a garden to rape her . The chilling footage was released by West Yorkshire Police in a bid to trace the man who is wanted for rape and attempted murder . Both women came forward following an appeal after the attack on March 6, and the man is wanted for attempted murder and rape having left the woman for dead after the 'appalling' assault. Police have also revealed they have the attacker's DNA

Summary: Man also followed three other women on the night of the attack in Leeds . One woman was forced to flee by bus while another went and hid in a shop . He later brutally raped an 18-year-old who had been waiting at a bus stop . Hit her on the head with a rock 20 times before dragging her into a garden .


Over the past couple of weeks it hasn't just been Zayn Malik's departure from One Direction that has been making the headlines, it's been his personal life too. For Zayn's relationship with Little Mix singer Perrie Edwards as come under scrutiny as the 22-year-old was once again accused of cheating on his fiance. At the weekend Swedish model Martina Olsson claimed that she had slept with Zayn while he was holidaying in Thailand recently. Scroll down for video . Zayn and Perrie pictured in happier times, the young couple have this week jetted off on what was thought to be a make or break holiday following accusations of him cheating . The 24-year-old told The Sun On Sunday's James Beale: 'Perrie should not stay with Zayn any longer because he has cheated on her and continues to lie about it. It is not the first time either, so maybe she will walk away.' And Martina is right, this isn't the first time Zayn has been accused of cheating. In fact, the pair's union could be compared to that of Cheryl Fernandez-Versini and Ashley Cole. The similarities are certainly there. Like Cheryl and Ashley both Zayn and Perrie, 21, have enjoyed a huge amount of fame. And like Cheryl and Ashley their romance has been dogged with cheating allegations, almost from the start. Cheryl and Ashley were happily married until she discovered that he had cheated on her on several occasions . The X Factor alumni twosome first got together in August 2011 but by August 2012 it was being reported that Zayn had been filmed through the keyhole of a hotel room with another woman. Then in February 2013 the couple were hit by a kiss and tell when Australian waitress Courtney Webb told The Sun newspaper than she had bedded the then 20-year-old. Courtney - who took photos of Zayn while he was asleep - said at the time: 'He's an absolute s**t. How dare he - not only to me but to Perrie?' She also added: 'I definitely don't think it's the first time he's done this. I feel sorry for Perrie - she doesn't know this is going on. It's wrong and it has to stop.' Then at the beginning of March Zayn was pictured with his arm around a girl named Lauren Richardson in Thailand, a second shot showed the pair holding hands. Zayn has been accused of cheating on four occasions, the first was by Courtney Webb (left), the most recent was Swedish model Martina Olsson . When Courtney claimed she had bedded Zayn she claimed took these photographs of him apparently sleeping in her bed . After this picture of Zayn with Lauren Richardson was released he Tweeted saying that he loved Perrie . This photograph enraged One Direction fans as it appears that Zayn is holding Lauren's hand in the picture . That was, in fact, the only time that Zayn, who left One Direction last week after five years in the band, has made any comment on the stories of his betrayal. He took

Summary: Zayn and Perrie's relationship has been dogged with cheating rumours . Zayn has been accused of sleeping with several different women . Much like Ashley Cole who was accused of cheating on Cheryl Cole . Cheryl and Ashley - who were married for four years - divorced in 2010 .


These images show the world's smallest working gun - which is shorter than a matchstick and fires purpose-made bullets just 2.34mm in diameter. Created by artist Paul Erard in the Swiss city of La Chaux-de-Fonds, the petite pistol measures just two inches long but fires with one joule of power. The gun currently holds the Guinness World Record for the smallest working revolver, and the bullets it fires - which were designed specifically for the gun by Mr Erard - also appears in the book as the tiniest live ammunition ever created. Small but mighty: Created by artist Paul Erard in the Swiss city of La Chaux-de-Fonds, the petite pistol (pictured left alongside a full-size revolver) measures just two inches long but fires with one joule of power . Miniature: Looking like something fit for James Bond, the petite pistol measures only two inches long . Calibre: The 2.34 calibre bullets the gun fires (left) were designed specifically for it by former watchmaker Paul Erard. The bullets hold the Guinness World Record as the tiniest live ammunition ever created . Looking like something fit for James Bond, the petite pistol measures only two inches long. With a height of just 1.3 inches and only 0.3 inches wide, the gun could easily be hidden up 007's sleeve. The mini-revolver can be made to order in solid gold - with each one costing a staggering £300,000 to manufacturer, although former watch-maker Mr Erard is selling them for just £4,500 a piece. Weighing in at just 0.6 ounces, each gram of the tiny gun will cost the aspiring owner £230. The specially-made ammunition was also invented by Mr Erand and has an internal diameter of just 2.34 mm calibre - making them the smallest bullets ever invented. Detail: The mini-revolver can be made to order in solid gold - with each one costing a staggering £300,000 to manufacturer, although former watch-maker Mr Erard is selling them for just £4,500 a piece . Not a toy: Weighing in at just 0.6 ounces, each gram of the tiny gun will cost the aspiring owner £230 . Up close: The gun currently holds the Guinness World Record for the smallest working revolver . Speaking of his invention, Mr Erard said: 'Each gun has one joule of power, which is a tenth of the power of the average air rifle.' 'Each gun takes three months to make from order to production', the 69-year-old added. Although the fully-functioning pistol was designed to be a piece of art, potential owners will require a gun licence to buy one and special export licences if they want to take it out of Switzerland. This means that despite being smaller than a matchstick, the weapon is treated as a deadly weapon under European law.

Summary: Two-inch long pistol is the world's smallest fully-functioning revolver . Tiny gun fires purpose-made bullets that are just 2.34mm in diameter . Weapon was created by Paul Erard in the Swiss city of La Chaux-de-Fonds . Each gun costs a staggering £300,00 to make - but is on sale for just £4,500 . But new owners will require gun and export licences before they can buy it .


Defense attorneys released some of the training records Saturday for a 73-year-old volunteer sheriff's deputy charged with manslaughter in the fatal shooting of an unarmed suspect in Oklahoma. The records for Robert Bates include certificates showing what training he received, job evaluation reports and weapons training and qualification records dating to 2008. Bates' attorneys said the 64 pages of information include records Bates, of Tulsa, copied and kept for himself. Although there are time gaps in the documents provided, some of the records seem to indicate Bates was proficient in firearms and dozens of other training courses. Scroll down for videos . Apology: Robert Bates became emotional as he apologized to the family of the man he shot dead during a botched sting operation on April 2. The reserve deputy appeared on the Today show on Friday . 'For the first time today, we feel like someone's starting to look at the other side of this as far as his qualifications,' Scott Wood, an attorney for Bates, said after the documents were released. Bates has said he mistakenly pulled out a handgun rather than a stun gun when he fatally shot Eric Harris on April 2 as he lay on the ground. He has been charged with second-degree manslaughter. Bates spoke at length about the deadly incident for the first time on the Today show on Friday, where he was flanked by his lawyer and family members. He also took the opportunity to apologize to the family of the man he killed in the April 2 incident. 'First and foremost let me apologize to the family of Eric Harris,' he said as he became emotional. 'I rate this as number one on my list of things in my life that I regret... I still can't believe it happened.' The interview comes just days after Bates turned himself in to face charges of second-degree manslaughter. He was released after posting a $25,000 bond. On the Today show, he recalled how he had been in his car several blocks away when Harris, 44, ran towards him amid a botched undercover gun-sale operation. Video of the incident shows Bates chasing after the man. In an attempt to subdue him, Bates went to grab his Taser, but was unaware he had actually pulled out his gun instead. In the video, Bates can be heard shouting 'Taser! Taser!' When the gunshot goes off, he says: 'I shot him. I'm sorry.' Mix up: While on the Today show, he showed where he keeps his Taser (left) compared to where he keeps his gun (right). He said that there have previously been cases of officers confusing the position of the two . The fatally-wounded man can be heard daying: 'Oh my god, he shot me! He shot me! He shot me, man' before adding: 'Oh, my god. I'm losing my breath!' On the Today show, Bates said he was immediately hit by shock when the gun went off. 'Oh my god, what has happened?' he recalled thinking. 'This was not an intentional thing. I had no desire to ever

Summary: Tulsa County Sheriff's Office reserve deputy Robert Bates faces a charge of second-degree manslaughter for the April 2 shooting of Eric Harris . Records include training certificates, job evaluation reports and weapons training and qualification records dating to 2008 . Some of the records seem to indicate Bates was proficient in firearms and dozens of other training courses . He kept his Taser near his chest and his gun on his right side - but insisted the mix-up could have happened to anyone . Bates said he had completed all proper training and was not allowed to 'play cop' just because he had donated equipment to the sheriff's office .


Apple made significant improvements to the battery life of its iPhone 6 and 6 Plus, but they still fail to last more than a full day with typical usage. To address these issues, the tech giant is recruiting for battery and power software experts. At least nine job listings have been spotted on the firm's official recruitment site as the company looks to boost the battery across its range of mobiles and laptops. Fan site AppleInsider has spotted nine job listings on Apple's official recruitment site in the past month that relate to batteries. These include one for an iOS battery life software engineer (pictured left) and another for iOS software power systems engineer (pictured right) The job listings were discovered by fan site AppleInsider and include listings for an iOS battery life software engineer, a software power systems engineer, battery pack engineering manager and a cell engineer. In particular, the iOS software power systems engineer role said the successful candidate 'will be working on design and development of software for triage of battery life issues, modeling of power consumed by different parts of the system, and analytics to understand large scale battery life trends.' Apple defines the Apple Watch battery on its Watch product page. It says its all-day battery life is based on 18 hours of use. All-day battery life: This includes 90 time checks, 90 notifications, 45 minutes of app use, and a 30-minute workout with music. Audio playback: The battery will last up to 6.5 hours when playing music. Talk time: Apple said the Watch can be used for up to three hours for calls. Workout: During this test the Watch lasted for seven hours when a workout session was active and the heart rate sensor was on. Watch: When used as a watch the device will last for 48 hours if checked five times an hour. Power reserve: When the Apple Watch's battery gets low it switches into Power Reserve mode letting users tell the time for up to 72 hours - with four time checks an hour. Charging time: The company said it takes 1.5 hours to charge the Watch to 80% and 2.5 hours for a full charge. Apple's tests were carried out in March 2015 with a pre-production Apple Watch and software paired with an iPhone using pre-production software. Apple said battery life varies with environmental factors, use, configuration, and 'many other factors' so actual results will vary . As the site suggests, this shows Apple is looking to boost the battery on iOS devices but also its range of MacBooks. Apple's larger iPhone 6 and 6 Plus have been found to last about eight hours with heavy usage and up to 22 hours with normal usage - although its difficult to quantify what 'normal usage' is and this can differ from person to person. These times have only been beaten by Samsung's latest Galaxy S6. Apple also said its new 12-inch MacBook uses 30 per cent less energy than the previous model and could last more than nine hours on a single charge.

Summary: AppleInsider spotted nine listings in the past month relating to batteries . These include one for an iOS battery life software engineer and another for iOS software power systems engineer . Apple significantly improved the battery life on its iPhone 6 and 6 Plus . But it has been criticised for phones and tablets that only don't last a day .


The four sisters at the centre of Australia's largest abduction case have come through the ordeal as happy and well-adjusted children. Despite being embroiled in the very public and traumatic feud where the Vinceni girls were dragged kicking and screaming from their mother's home in the middle of the night to go back to live with their father in 2012, the girls have established healthy and happy lives in Italy and speak to their mum every night. 60 Minutes reporter Tara Brown interviewed the two eldest girls, Emily and Claire, who she described as elegant, gracious, reserved and studious, at their home near Florence and they expressed their regret for the way they handled the dramatic exit. 'They are really well, really centred and settled,' she said. SCROLL DOWN FOR VIDEO . Flashback to 2012: These were the heartbreaking scenes of a family being torn apart when four young sisters were dragged kicking and screaming from their mother's Sunshine Coast home in the middle of the night and forced onto a plan back to their father in Italy . The four Vincenti sisters, including the two older girls Emil and Claire, had a 'monster' of a father who abused them and their mother,or so the story went after the girls were removed from their home in dramatic circumstances and return to Italy . What had led up to the removal of the four sisters in Australia and their return to Italy was the fact that their mother had taken them from their home in Italy on a 'vacation' and never returned, claiming the girls' father Tomaso was an abuser . Laura Garrett (pictured) has consistently maintained that she was removing her daughters from Italy back to Australia for their own safety . The four Vinceni girls miss Australia and their mother, but they are happy and calm girls in contrast to the dramatic and hysterical scenes in which they were removed from Australia in late 2012 . 'They are really well, really centred and settled. 'They are elegant, gracious, reserved and studious,' 60 Minutes reporter Tara Brown told Daily Mail Australia. 'They are very calm.' Tara said the girls were somewhat aware of the hysteria the distressing scenes of their exit caused and 'have a bit of regret about how they handled it ... so public and being so vehement, but they were manipulated'. The girls are living positive and fruitful lives, attending school six days a week, talking about what they will study at university and going out with their Italian boyfriends in Florence. 'They speak with their mother every night and their father believes it is best for them to have both parents in their lives,' Brown said. Despite claims by the girls' mother that they were not happy in Italy, the sisters now seem settled and leading good lives with their father Tomaso. 'They are still children who have seen a very bitter custody fight and ultimately they would like to live with both of their parents.' This scene of one of the Tomaso girls in apparent distress outside

Summary: Four sisters were at the centre of an international custody dispute . Vinceni girls were sent back to live with their father in Italy in 2012 . They were dragged kicking and screaming from their Sunshine Coast home . Distressing scenes were shown on TV causing great hysteria and concern . 60 Minutes exclusively interviewed the girls at their home near Florence . The two eldest, Emily and Claire, speak of their regret of dramatic exit . Their mother has not visited them in Italy but speaks to them everyday . 60 Minutes will screen nationally on Channel 9 at 8.30pm Sunday, April 12 .


Builders in Turkey have accidentally found one of the largest and most complex underground cities in the otherworldly region of Cappadocia. The area is famous for its stunning rock formations, deep valleys and ancient subterranean hideouts, which have been carved from volcanic ash rock. The latest find is thought to be the biggest underground city in Cappadocia, consisting of 3.5 miles (7km) of tunnels, secret churches, tombs and safe havens. Scroll down for video . Builders in Turkey have accidentally found one of the largest and most complex underground cities in the otherworldly region of Cappadocia. The city lies beneath the Nevşehir fortress (pictured). Three entrances to the impressive complex can be seen, leading to vast, winding tunnels . The subterranean city dates back around 5,000 years and was discovered when builders saw signs of a massive network of tunnels while moving mounds of Earth. It lies beneath the Nevşehir fortress and the surrounding area, which was being excavated during a construction project carried out by Turkey's Housing Development Administration (TOKİ). The multilevel settlement is likely to include living spaces, kitchens, wineries, chapels, staircases, according to a report in National Geographic. The find is similar to the discovery of another underground city, Derinkuyu, which was made in 1963 when a man took down the wall in his basement. A view of the underground city newly discovered in Turkey's Central Anatolian province of Nevsehir, which is famous for fairy chimney rock formations. The city was built from volcanic ash rock . The latest find is thought to be the biggest underground city in Cappadocia, consisting of 3.5 miles (7km) of tunnels, secret churches, tombs and safe havens. Scientists have yet to discover all its secret passages . Cappadocia, or 'Kapadokya' in Turkish, translates as 'land of the beautiful horses' and tourists often catch a glimpse of long-maned horses galloping through the formations. Millions of years ago, volcanic activity covered the region under several layers of ash. Erosion then created a landscape of rock formations and spires known as 'fairy chimneys.' The volcanic rock, or 'tuff,' was soft and highly malleable, and proved ideal building material. The idea for underground cities came during the Byzantine-era when residents used them as hideouts when threatened by invasion by the Persians, Arabs and Seljuq Turks. The latest find is similar to the discovery of another underground city, Derinkuyu, which was made in 1963 when a man took down the wall in his basement. Derinkuyu was once home to 20,000 residents living together underground, in a city eleven levels deep with 600 entrances. Derinkuyu was once home to 20,000 residents living together underground, in a city eleven levels deep with 600 entrances. It had areas for sleeping, stables, wells, kitchens, ventilation shafts, tombs, communal rooms, bathrooms. Like Derinkuyu, the latest underground city was built to protect residents from invaders, but remains largely unexplored. But this city is far larger, with early estimates suggesting it could be around a third bigger than Derinkuyu. Geophysicists from Nevşehir University recently conducted a systematic study of a 1.5 mile (4 km) area

Summary: Underground city was discovered in otherworldly region of Cappadocia . It is believed to consist of at least 3.5 miles (7km) of tunnels and rooms . Geophysicists studied a 1.5 mile (4 km) area using seismic tomography . Study suggests underground corridors may be 371ft (113 metres) deep .


An ultra luxury penthouse standing 319 metres off the ground in the tallest apartment block in the southern hemisphere has been bought off the plan by a Chinese businessman for a record price of $25 million. The Melbourne apartment, which is spread across the entire 100th floor of super skyscraper Australia 108 and boast 360 degrees over the city, is the most expensive single apartment sold in the country, Domain reports. The businessman who splashed out on the 750 square metre apartment on Southbank promenade plans to live in the luxury pad when it is completed. It is tipped to have at least four bedrooms with huge walk in robes and ensuites. Scroll down for video . A Melbourne penthouse apartment in the Australia 108 complex that boasts 360 degree views of the city has been sold for $25 million to a Chinese businessman . The Melbourne apartment, which is spread across the entire 100th floor of skyscraper Australia 108, is the most expensive single apartment sold in the country . The new owner, whose identity was not disclosed, will have 360 degree views over Melbourne's CBD, their own private grand foyer and glass elevator. The penthouse apartment was sold two months after being advertised as double the size of the average Australian home and boasting views that could never be built out. Construction has started on the building, which was designed by Fender Katsalidis Architects, and is due to be completed by 2019. Australia 108 will contain 1,105 luxury apartments, as well as retail tenancies, a multi-level carpark and communal facilities for residents including pools, gym, sauna, steam room and private theatre. More than 1,000 apartments have sold off the plan since Australia 108 went on the market in February. The 750 square metre apartment on Southbank promenade will have 360 degree views over Melbourne's CBD, a private grand foyer and glass elevator . The apartment block has three infinity pools set against floor-to-ceiling glass to give swimmers a view of either the glittering city skyline or shimmering bay . Australia 108 will contain 1,105 luxury apartments, as well as retail tenancies, a multi-level carpark and communal facilities for residents including a pool, gym, sauna, steam room and private theatre . Australia 108 will contain 1,105 luxury apartments, as well as retail tenancies, a multi-level carpark and communal facilities for residents including pools, gym, sauna, steam room and private theatre . CBRE managing director of residential projects Andrew Leoncelli told Domain there was high interest in the penthouse apartment and three local buyers had expressed interest. 'The extraordinary sale of the Australia 108 penthouse sets a new benchmark for pricing, breaking all records ever set in Australia. It is by far the most opulent, landmark and exciting trophy apartment ever brought to market,' he said. There are two types of apartments for sale at the super skyscraper complex, including 161 of the Cloud Residences. These sit above the gold 'starburst' at levels 70 and 71, which house luxury services accessible to residents. Beneath the 'starburst' are 944 Skyrise Residences. The apartment

Summary: Melbourne penthouse apartment was sold to Chinese businessman for $25 million . Penthouse is in Australia 108 development at Melbourne's Southbank . The 750 square metre apartment is spread across entire 100th floor of super skyscraper . The building will be 319 metres tall - the highest in the southern hemisphere . Construction has started on the building and is due to be complete in 2019 .


EU leaders have agreed a package of measures to tackle the escalating migrant crisis in the Mediterranean – with pledges to send in warships and triple funding for rescue patrols. After years of dithering, an emergency EU summit yesterday agreed to lay the groundwork for military action against traffickers after the deaths of some 1,700 refugees in the last week alone. Within days, British warship HMS Bulwark and the German supply ship Berlin are expected to be sent to the region in the biggest sign of the European Union's belated commitment to the cause. Prime Minister David Cameron, who is two weeks from a national election in which immigration is a major issue, stressed that Britain was not planning to bring any more migrants back to the UK. Italian Prime Minister Matteo Renzi, whose country has been faced with almost daily tragedy as rescuers pluck bodies from the sea, called the EU measures 'a giant step forward.' But other EU leaders were less optimistic, with Malta's prime minister, Joseph Muscat, saying the assets being proposed would 'never be enough' to address the problem. 'A giant step forward': Italian Prime Minister Matteo Renzi speaks after EU leaders agreed a package of measures to tackle the growing migrant crisis including extra military and a tripling of funding for patrols . Jovial: Danish Prime minister Helle Thorning Schmidt and her British counterpart David Cameron embrace before posing for a family photo during a European Union leaders summit in Brussels . The pledge of resources came as victims of the worst-ever migrant disaster in the Mediterranean were buried Thursday in Malta. Two dozen wooden caskets containing the only bodies recovered from a weekend capsizing off Libya that left at least 800 migrants feared dead were laid out for a memorial service. None of the bodies was identified: One casket had 'No 132' scrawled on it, referring to the number of the DNA sample taken from the corpse in case a relative ever comes to claim it. For several years as death tolls mounted, EU leaders have done little more than deplore the loss of lives and mark tragedies with moments of silence and wreaths instead of fundamental action. When Libya disintegrated politically after the overthrow of longtime leader Muammar Gaddafi and unrest spread in neighboring countries, Europe failed to take forceful action. Yesterday, EU leaders pledged to do more, committing at least nine vessels to monitor the waters for traffickers and intervene in case of need. Other member states, from France to Latvia, also lined up more ships, planes and helicopters that could be used to rescue migrants. The member states agreed to triple funding to €9million (£7m) a month for the EU's border operation that patrols the Mediterranean. Seek and destroy: Britain will send one of its biggest warships, HMS Bulwark (above), to the Mediterranean within days as part of plans to targets boats used by human traffickers . Escalating crisis: A migrant is stretchered off to hospital by the Italian Red Cross at the port of Salerno after being rescued by the tanker Chimera

Summary: Funding increased to £7m a month for EU's border patrols in Mediterranean . Plans lined up for EU militaries to strike against boats used by traffickers . British warship and German supply ship heading to the region within days . Italian Prime Minister Matteo Renzi called measures 'a giant step forward'


Bayern Munich sporting director Matthias Sammer believes his side must start focusing on the future in order to cope with the eventual loss of players such as Philipp Lahm and Xabi Alonso. Sammer, who joined Bayern's hierarchy in July 2012, has warned manager Pep Guardiola that the club have to 'make plans for the future before it is too late'. The 47-year-old, speaking to BT Sport in an interview which took place before this week’s Champions League defeat at Porto as part of a special documentary 'Inside Bayern Munich with Owen Hargreaves', said: 'There will be a new generation, not now and not tomorrow but Bayern need to be conscious that it will happen. Bayern Munich sporting director Matthias Sammer was speaking to BT Sport pundit Owen Hargreaves . Sammer stands on the touchline along with Pep Guardiola during Bayern's win over Eintracht Frankfurt . 'Philipp and Basti (Schweinsteiger) are in their early 30s, Xabi Alonso is older, Arjen Robben and Franck Ribery are over 30 - all in the midfield and wing positions. 'If you have big players then you have to discuss these matters - as it influences the future of the club. 'It is true that Lahm is contracted until 2018 as are Alonso and Bastian until 2016, but we have to make plans before it is too late.' Sammer, who himself played at the top level for the likes of Stuttgart and Borussia Dortmund, has laughed off the suggestion that you can play until you are 45. Sammer insists the Bundesliga giants must make plans to cope without the likes of Philipp Lahm . Bayern duo Xabi Alonso and Bastian Schweinsteiger are also approaching the latter stages of their career . He added during the interview which airs this Saturday on BT Sport 1: 'We must intervene earlier. We both know that big players avoid the subject as in their heads they think they can play until they are 45. But that is unworkable. 'I have spoken to Karl-Heinz (Rummenigge) in the attempt to change this perception. Let's get the players on board. They will respect this. 'You gain openness and trustworthiness. The club has a responsibility to itself to explore a future without Lahm and the others. The club must continue beyond these players. That is Lahm's duty as well as the club's.' Bayern will be hoping to bounce back from their recent 3-1 Champions League defeat by Porto when they face Hoffenheim on Saturday. Watch 'Inside Bayern Munich with Owen Hargreaves' on BT Sport 1 this Saturday (April 18) at 10pm. Hargreaves also talks to Bayern Munich captain Lahm during the upcoming BT Sport documentary . Former Bayern ace Hagreaves interviews Xabi Alonso during the programme which will be aired on Saturday .

Summary: Bayern director Matthias Sammer is worried about average age of squad . Sammer insists the Bundesliga giants must blood 'new generation' Philipp Lahm and Bastian Schweinsteiger are both in their 30s .


Josh Harrop starred as Manchester United secured a hard-earned victory against West Ham United to go four points clear at the top of the Under 21 Premier League. Basement boys West Ham took a shock lead when Reece Oxford headed home an impressive delivery from Josh Cullen with just ten minutes played. It was the east Londoner’s first away goal since September, however their advantage lasted all of 12 minutes as Harrop grabbed his first of the game to level the scores before Joe Rothwell capped an impressive turnaround minutes later. Adnan Januzaj captained Manchester United Under 21 as they went four points clear at the top . It should have been plain sailing for the hosts from then on but Jordan Brown levelled the scores on the stroke of half-time. The young Red Devils were able to name Belgium international Adnan Januzaj in their line up and the added class in attack began to show. Januzaj went close on a couple of occasions from free-kicks before Harrop grabbed his second of the game and all three points for Manchester United. Harrop made the most of some poor handling from the West Ham goalkeeper and cheekily volleyed in an effort to secure victory.

Summary: Josh Harrop scored twice as Manchester United came from behind to win . Reece Oxford headed West Ham ahead before hosts scored twice . Jordan Brown leveled before the break, but Harrop pounced to earn win . Adnan Januzaj captained the side as they went four points clear at the top .


A New York man who won three marathons in eight days last month said that his winnings will go toward the medical bills of his infant son, who has spina bifida, a developmental congenital disorder. Bryan Morseman, 29, from Bath, New York, started his streak at the Montgomery Marathon in Alabama on March 14. He ran the Tobacco Road Marathon in Cary, North Carolina, the next morning because it was one the way home to New York. A week later he placed first at the Yeungling Shamrock Marathon in Virginia Beach. Bryan Morseman, 29, of Bath, New York, ran three marathons in eight days in hopes of raising money to pay for Leeim's medical bills . Leeim was born with spina bifida, a developmental congenital disorder that starts in the womb when a baby's spine doesn't form properly . In total, the full-time precious metal clerk earned $5,750 in winnings from the races, all of which will go toward medical treatment for his nine-month-old son Leeim, who has spina bifida. 'Every time I'm in a race I think of him and how my pain is nothing compared to what he has gone through,' Morseman told the Rochester Democrat and Chronicle. 'He gives me the energy shot to pick me up and carry me through to the finish.' Since his first 26.2-mile race in 2008, Morseman has won 23 of the 42 marathons he's participated in. And he takes each race as it comes, not training for a specific race. 'I don't like putting all my eggs in one basket,' he said. 'When you only run a few, you waste time, training and money if it doesn't go well.' Bryan Morseman (right), pictured with his wife Sarah and son Leeim in 2014, has been running marathons since 2008. He has won 23 of the 42 26.2-mile races he has participated in . And last spring, Morseman and his wife Sarah were told their unborn sun was diagnosed with spina bifida, a condition that develops in the womb when a baby's spinal column doesn't form properly. If the condition is untreated, it can lead to brain damage, loss of leg usage and other heath problems. Following a series of doctor's appointments, Morseman, his pregnant wife, and their now two-year-old son went to Philadelphia so Sarah could undergo prenatal surgery, which led to Leeim being born on June 20. Nearly ten months later, Leeim does physical therapy three times a week, but it is unknown as to whether or not he will be able to walk. Leeim was born prematurely because if spina bifida is left untreated, it can lead to brain damage and loss of leg usage . Morseman said that knowing he's raising money for his son give him 'the energy shot' he needs to win races . As for Morseman, he trains for his races during his lunch breaks and late at night after his sons are asleep. When it's dark, his wife follows him in the car. The life-long runner's personal best is 2:19:57 at the Pocono Marathon Run for Red

Summary: Bryan Morseman, of Bath, New York, won marathons on March 14, 15 and 22 . The 29-year-old's winnings went toward medical bills for his nine-month-old son, who has spina bifida, a developmental congenital disorder . The disorder develops in the womb when a baby's spinal column doesn't form properly . Morseman said his son Leeim gives him inspiration to run the races . He has won 23 of the 42 marathons he's run since his first in 2008 .


The baggage handler who caused an emergency landing when he woke up inside the cargo hold of an airborne flight has come forward for the first time to detail the frightening experience, but still won't explain how he fell asleep to begin with. Willa Junior sat down with ABC News for an interview, and says he was exhausted and dozed off while loading a plane at Seattle-Tacoma Airport on April 13 and woke up when a piece of luggage landed on his head. The airport worker, who appears to be in his early 20s according to Facebook, wouldn't explain how he had the time to take a nap on the plane but says it used to be common practice: 'I mean when I first started the job, we took naps.' Scroll down for video . Taking responsibility: Willa Junior is the Seattle-Tacoma baggage handler who fell asleep in the cargo hold of a plane earlier this month, and became trapped inside when the plane took off . Making headlines: Junior, who appears to be in his early 20s according to Facebook, sat down for an interview with ABC News to speak about the harrowing and embarrassing experience . Nap time: Junior says he was exhausted when he dosed off while loading an Alaska Airlines flight on April 13. Above, a picture of Junior being rescued from the cargo hold after the plane was forced to turn around . Rude awakening: Junior woke up when a piece of luggage landed on him and then he called 911 - but his call cut out after just 44 seconds . Since it was pitch black inside the cargo hold, Junior was at first confused and disoriented but then quickly realized that the plane was moving. 'In my mind, I said, "This is not happening. This is just a joke."' Junior . His first move was to call his company, Menzies Aviation, which provides baggage services for airlines. But the person who answered the call at the office thought it was a prank call and just hung up. Desperately, Junior next called 911 and struggled to communicate to the dispatcher his unusual and unlikely situation. 'Hello, I'm trapped in this plane,' Junior tells the operator in audio released of the 911 call. 'You're where?' the dispatcher asks. 'I'm inside a plane.I feel like it's moving in the air. Flight 448. Can you please sent someone to stop it?' Junior says. Unfortunately the phone call cut out after 44 seconds and then Junior was on his own. That's when he started to lose hope, sending a text message to his mother saying he loved her, afraid he was going to die. Last words: Junior says he was scared he was going to die, so he sent a text message to his mother, saying he loved her. The area Junior was trapped in was pressurized and temperature controlled, so his life was never threatened . Help me! After his call to 911 cut out, Junior started banging on the ceiling of the cargo hold and passengers and crew

Summary: Willa Junior took a nap in the cargo hold of a plane at Seattle-Tacoma Airport on April 13, and woke up after the flight to Los Angeles took off . The baggage handler, who appears to be in his 20s according to Facebook, tried calling his company and 911 but his phone eventually failed . He says he was afraid he might die, so he texted his mother a message, telling her 'I love you' In a last ditch effort, Junior started banging on the ceiling of the cargo hold and his yells were so loud that passengers and crew heard . The flight was turned around after just 14 minutes in the air and returned to Seattle where Junior was rescued . Junior is still employed at his company, but is no longer allowed to work on Alaska Airlines flights - one the largest airlines that fly out of Seattle .


STYLE OVER SUBSTANCE . This game is being billed as Beauty v the Beast, but don’t underestimate Arsene Wenger. It’s not just about style — he plays to win. The philosophy Wenger has imposed has made Arsenal popular throughout the world. People love to watch them, certainly more than Jose Mourinho’s teams. But on Sunday, he is up against the ultimate pragmatist — Mourinho finds any way to win. Chelsea have conceded just two goals in their last six clashes with Arsenal, keeping four clean sheets in the process. Mourinho does exactly what’s necessary. So while Wenger always aims to win, he still cares about the brand of football played. Mourinho’s brand is winning. Arsene Wenger (left) pushed Jose Mourinho when Chelsea beat Arsenal 6-0 at Stamford Bridge last season . Wenger can not be underestimated, according to Martin Keown... it's not all about style, he plays to win . TALKING TACTICS . Arsenal should dominate possession while Chelsea are more likely to sit deep and use the electric pace of Eden Hazard and Willian on the break. Chelsea will be very disciplined and in some ways that is a shame because the players aren’t allowed to express themselves as they might. In the reverse fixture in October, Chelsea pressed Arsenal all over and Wenger’s side were stifled — they did not get a shot on target for the first time in a Premier League match since 2003. Jose creates such an intensity and focus that winning becomes a matter of life and death. But Arsenal will send waves of players forward at pace and try to isolate Branislav Ivanovic, Gary Cahill and John Terry, who are not the quickest. Keown (right) and Wenger go back a long way, after Keown's two stints at Arsenal during his career . Chelsea boss Mourinho always finds a way to win and has a brilliant record against Wenger . CHANGE THE RECORD . Mourinho's record over Wenger is remarkable. Not many managers can say they have never lost to Arsene Wenger. Jose feels he knows Wenger’s game and the Arsenal boss can’t surprise him. I’d be amazed if Chelsea go all out to attack, but they will still pack a punch on the break. FLAVOUR OF THE MONTH . Jose wants to win every trophy going but he has a poor record in the Premier League Manager of the Month award. He has only won it three times, the same as Alan Curbishley and one fewer than Joe Kinnear. Wenger has won it 14 times. THE CESC DIFFERENCE . Cesc Fabregas has enjoyed a brilliant season at Chelsea but I don’t think he would have necessarily benefited Arsenal had he joined. That central midfield area is very congested and he would have halted Aaron Ramsey’s progress. But one thing is certain on Sunday — he won’t receive a warm welcome. Mourinho has a poor Premier League Manager of the Month record; he has won as many as Alan Curbishley . Cesc Fabregas has been impressive this season, but he wouldn't necessarily have been as good

Summary: Chelsea travel to the Emirates to face Arsenal on Sunday afternoon . Jose Mourinho has an impressive record against Arsene Wenger . Despite that, Wenger cannot be underestimated - he plays to win . Cesc Fabregas has impressed this season, but he would not necessarily have had the same impact if he had joined Arsenal from Barcelona .


Puren - who has died aged 96 - was the youngest brother of the final Qing monarch Puyi (above), who ruled for four years until 1912 . The brother of China's last emperor who was pushed off the throne more than 100 years ago has died. Puren was the youngest brother of the final Qing monarch Puyi, who ruled for four years until 1912. The 96-year-old died on Friday after being taken to hospital with pneumonia in February, his family said. He had been suffering from poor health and memory loss in recent years. One of his sons told The Legal Evening News that Puren - who took the Chinese name Jin Youzhi - was 'almost deaf'. 'He even couldn't hold a pen... he couldn't recognise people,' the son added. Puyi became emperor in 1908 when he was two years and ten months old. His abdication ended the rule of the Qing dynasty, which began in 1644. After the government took power in 1912 Puyi and his close family were forced to live within the walls of the Forbidden City, where they retained imperial traditions and were tended to by eunuchs. They were expelled from the palace complex in 1917. Puren established a primary school with the help of his father in the 1940s and continued to teach until he retired in the late 1960s. He reportedly had three sons and two daughters. The Communist party which took power in 1949 also reportedly gave him a place on the local Beijing branch of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference, a mostly symbolic body. A memorial for Puren will be held at the Babaoshan Cemetery in Beijing. The former emperor is pictured (right) with their father and younger brother in front of a beautiful picture .

Summary: Puren was the youngest brother of Puyi, who ruled from 1908 to 1912 . Died on Friday after being taken to hospital with pneumonia in February . Previously established a primary school and taught until the late 1960s . He had been suffering from poor health and memory loss in recent years .


A Romanian woman being deported from New Zealand after leaving her partner, has been told she must leave her two-year-old son behind. 34-year-old Nicole Mihai was told by the immigration agency that she will now have to return to Romania as she is not a New Zealand resident. However, the Family Court have ruled that her young son, Chris, is not able to reside further than 50 kilometres from his New Zealand father. She now faces a distressing battle with the immigration agency who insist Chris's future living arrangements 'are not their problem.' A Romanian woman being deported from New Zealand after relationship broke down, has been told she must leave her 2-year-old son, Chris behind . Nicole Mihai was told by New Zealand Immigration that once her Visa expires, she must return to Romania . 'I go to sleep at night and and wake up in the morning and think today may be the last day with my son,' Ms. Mihai told Daily Mail Australia. 'I go to sleep at night and and wake up in the morning and think today may be the last day with my son,' Ms Mihai said . Ms. Mihai separated from her New Zealand born partner after a two-year relationship. She was awarded full custody of their son, with her ex partner having little contact with Chris. Once they separated, immigration had Ms Mihai's Visa cancelled. 'I had to apply for a temporary Visa and residency,' she said. 'That was almost a year ago, and I've been fighting with them ever since.' According to Ms Mihai, the Immigration Agency have informed her that her application has nothing to do with Chris and therefore he is none of their concern. 'Immigration doesn't take all of the facts into consideration,' she said. In order for Chris to move to Romania to be with his mother, his father would need to sign a contract allowing him to go, which Ms Mihai strongly doubts. 'Even if he signed and Chris were to come with me, we would have to live in a two bedroom home with my mother, my sister and her child,' she said. 'It would be very hard for me to get a job and my mother cannot support all of us.' Ms Mihai moved to New Zealand seven years ago and worked as a waitress on minimum wage. She admits that she does struggle just like all other single mothers, but she has a new job as a branch manager and her and her son are happy in New Zealand. 'My son was born here... He doesn't know anything else,' Ms Mihai said. A ruling from the Family Court said Ms Mihai's son Chris must remain within 50 kilometres of his Kiwi father . The 34-year-old vows to fight this battle until the end and will not give up her life with her son . 'From Monday to Friday, eight til six, he's in daycare with his friends and for me to take him to a strange place where he doesn't know anybody would be very

Summary: A Romanian woman being deported from New Zealand after relationship broke down, has been told she must leave her 2-year-old son behind . Immigration told Nicole Mihai to return Romania as she is not a NZ citizen . Family Court ruled she cannot take son more then 50 kms from his father . The 34-year-old has full custody of her son with his father out of the picture . Ms Mihai is now undergoing a long battle with Immigration Agency who insist that her son's living arrangements 'are not their problem'


A drug dealer who was facing a dilemma over how to transport $30,000 worth of meth decided to stuff into an Easter bunny and stick it in the mail. It was sniffed out by a police dog in Tulsa County, Oklahoma, and the intended recipient, Carolyn Ross, has now been arrested by police. When cops sliced open the bunny they found two condoms filled with the drugs. Scroll down for video... Easter surprise: Tahlequah police said a package intercepted in Tulsa County contained an Easter bunny stuffed with $30,000 worth of meth. Jumpin' jack! Police say they got a tip and intercepted a package headed to a home in Tahlequah . On the hop: The investigation continues into whether there is more to this bunny-bound drug smuggling ring . Police were baffled over the decision to use a children's toy to smuggle the stuff: . Tahlequah Police Chief Nate King said: 'The Easter Bunny I thought was a strange touch. Delivery: Police arrested Carolyn Ross who was looking out for the package to arrive . 'There were two condoms and meth stuffed inside the rabbit. It's not the prize egg that we want in Tahlequah.' The pound of meth has a street value of around $30,000. 'We've intercepted narcotics in the mail before,' said Chief Nate King. Tahlequah police were alerted by Tulsa County deputies that the package was to be delivered to Ross's home. 'We didn't know who at the home would receive the meth or if they knew what they were receiving,' King said. One officer went to Ross's home and posed as a delivery man. 'We got a plain white van, drove to the residence and served an anticipatory warrant on the resident,' King said to WFTV. Officials said that Ross confessed to knowing the drugs were in the mail. She said she was supposed to redistribute them to someone else. Ross is being held at the Cherokee Detention Center on $75,000 bond. Discovery: A hole was cut into the bottom of the rabbit and police found quite the surprise waiting inside. There were two condoms and meth stuffed inside the rabbit . Pricey stuff: The pound of meth has a street value of around $30,000 . Strange find: 'The Easter Bunny I thought was a strange touch,' Tahlequah Police Chief Nate King said .

Summary: Police say they found the drugs stuffed in an furry Easter bunny . Cops say they got a tip and intercepted a package headed to a home . They found a pound of meth inside the bunny worth with an estimated street value of $30,000 . Resident Carolyn Ross admitted to police she was expecting the package . She's being held on a $75,000 bond as the investigation continues .


A middle-aged mother from New Orleans has been arrested for allegedly dousing two teenage girls with bleach for cutting in line at a gas station store. Police say 55-year-old Deanna Rudison was captured on a surveillance camera at Quick Stop gas station in the 3300 block of Carondelet Street this morning splashing a liquid believed to be bleach at an 18-year-old girl and her 15-year-old friend. Just hours after the incident, which took place just before 8am Monday, the woman turned herself in and was arrested on two counts of aggravated battery. Bleach attack: Deanna Rudison, 55, has been charged with aggravated battery after New Orleans police say she was caught on video throwing bleach in the face of two Cohen High School students (one of them pictured here in her school uniform talking on the phone) Splashed: This is the moment the suspect doused the girls with bleach, allegedly in retaliation for skipping the line at the convenience store . Rudison's son, 27-year-old Jonathan Rudison, who was with her and allegedly took part in the attack on the two Cohen High School students, remained at large Monday evening. Investigators say the older of the two victims was standing in line at the gas station convenience store at around 7.40am when Deanna Rudison came up to her angrily accusing the girl of skipping the line to pay for her purchases. The 18-year-old girl went outside to speak to her friend in the parking lot when Rudison approached the two carrying two white bottles of liquid from the Quick Stop and threw it in the girls' faces, as seen in a surveillance video obtained by Nola.com. Crime scene: The incident took place Monday morning at this Quick Stop gas station in New Orleans . Moments later, Rudison’s son joined the group in the parking lot and a tussle ensued. During the physical altercation, which involved pushing and shoving, the man allegedly hurled one of the high school students to the ground, breaking her arm, reported WVUE. The mother and son then took off from the scene of the crime. One of the girls gave chase and managed to kick a window's in Rudison's silver car before it peeled off from the parking lot. Both girls were taken to the hospital to be treated for a suspected exposure to bleach, and one of them was also treated for a fracture. In the course of the investigation, Deanna Rudison showed up at the Sixth District police station this afternoon and turned herself in. Her son has been named a person of interest in the parking lot attack.

Summary: Deanna Rudison, 55, charged with two counts of aggravated battery in New Orleans bleach attack . Jonathan Rudison, 27, named a person of interest after he allegedly threw one of the victims to the ground, breaking her arm . Police say Rudison became upset that an 18-year-old girl and her friend skipped line at gas station store . Surveillance video caught Rudison walking outside with a white bottle and throwing liquid in the face of two girls .


Police are searching for a vandal who damaged a car park barrier while showing off his weightlifting moves. The bizarre incident was caught on CCTV and shows a man trying to lift the exit barrier at Nottingham train station's multi-storey car park, damaging it in the process. Briitish Transport Police have released a CCTV image of the man in the hope he will be recognised by members of the public . The bizarre incident was caught on CCTV and shows an unidentified man trying to lift the exit barrier at Nottingham train station's multi-storey car park, damaging it in the process . In the image the man, who is wearing a dark jumper, dark trainers and blue skinny jeans, appears to grimace as he lifts the metal barrier on his shoulders. It is not clear if the wanted man was attempting to avoid a parking payment or merely indulging in an unusual form of vandalism. PC Michael Wearmouth, who is investigating the incident for British Transport Police, said: 'The man repeatedly lifted the barrier up and down causing substantial damage. 'Do you know the man pictured? If you are the man in the image, please come forward and speak to us' The incident occurred on the ground floor of the multi-storey car park at around 6.55pm on Saturday, March 14. Anyone with information is asked to contact British Transport Police on 0800 40 50 40, or text 61016, quoting reference B9 MSUB of 24/3/15. MailOnline is also trying to identify the man. Do you know him? If so, email keiligh.baker@mailonline.co.uk. The incident occurred at Nottingham train station's (pictured) car park on Saturday, March 14 .

Summary: Man caught on CCTV using weightlifting move to push car park barrier . Not clear if he was trying to avoid paying ticket or just showing off . British Transport Police have released his picture in bid to identify him . Do you know the weightlifter? If so email keiligh.baker@mailonline.co.uk .


Chelsea are set to be without star striker Diego Costa for Sunday's trip to Arsenal after he failed to recover in time from a hamstring injury. Blues manager Jose Mourinho said on Friday that he would make a late decision on Costa’s fitness, but his leading scorer is not in a condition to play at the Emirates Stadium. Costa suffered the latest in a string of hamstring injuries against Stoke City three weeks ago but Chelsea are wary of risking him while they hold a comfortable lead in the Barclays Premier League. Costa has not featured for Chelsea since going off injured against Stoke on April 4 . Costa is not even likely to be named on the bench for Chelsea at the Emirates on Sunday . The Spain striker is unlikely to even make the bench for Sunday’s top-of-the-table clash and he could also miss the potential title clincher at Leicester City on Wednesday night. Mourinho confessed on Friday that Loic Remy was not ready to return from an injury suffered in training two weeks ago, leaving Didier Drogba as the only senior striker available to him. The Chelsea manager had hoped that Costa would be able to train with the rest of the squad this week but his participation has been limited by his injury. Chelsea’s 17-year-old forward Dominic Solanke – who has played just 17 minutes for the first team - will deputise on the bench. Loic Remy is also out of the match leaving Didier Drogba as Chelsea's only fit senior striker . The young hitman has scored 35 goals at youth level this season but was left out of the Under 21 side’s 3-0 win over Everton on Thursday. ‘Didier for sure is fine, Remy is out for sure and with Diego we will make a decision tomorrow,’ Mourinho said on Friday. ‘Diego is a very important player for us but the reality is we are coping with the difficulty of every match without him. Chelsea's 17-year-old striker Dominic Solanke (centre) is set to be named on the bench . ‘The team is adapting to play in a different way. In the last period we are more strategic and less artistic but we are getting results.’ Chelsea are 10 points clear in the Premier League title race and wins against Arsenal and Leicester would see them crowned champions before the end of April. Costa has been sidelined four times this season with his hamstrings, which also gave him trouble at the tail end of his last campaign with Atletico Madrid.

Summary: Chelsea face Arsenal at the Emirates on Sunday in the Premier League . Jose Mourinho said on Friday that Diego Costa will face late fitness test . Spain international is set to miss the game with a hamstring injury . Loic Remy also out of the clash with Dominic Solanke likely to be in squad .


Radamel Falcao has been having a tough time of it on the pitch in recent months, but the struggling striker will have benefited from some much-needed perspective after spending Thursday evening in the company of Jonas Gutierrez. Newcastle United defender Gutierrez, who successful underwent treatment for testicular cancer earlier this year, was given a standing ovation at Anfield when he was introduced as a second-half substitute during his side's 2-0 defeat by Liverpool on Monday night. Falcao managed to catch up with Gutierrez and posted a picture of the pair on his Instagram account stating: 'It was a pleasure to spend time with @elgalgojonas ,a great example of bravery and a great person'. Radamel Falcao (right) spent his Thursday evening in the company of Jonas Gutierrez . Manchester United striker Falcao walks through Alderley Edge in Cheshire on Thursday afternoon . The on-loan forward has been linked with Paris Saint-Germain, Juventus and Valencia in recent weeks . Falcao replaced Marouane Fellaini in the 83rd minute during United's 4-2 rout of Manchester City . The Colombia striker moved to Old Trafford on a season-long loan from Monaco last summer but has struggled to hit the heights he achieved before suffering a serious knee injury. United will have to pay £46million to make Falcao's transfer permanent but, having only scored four goals all season in 22 appearances for the club, his future with Louis van Gaal's side is looking increasingly uncertain. The former Atletico Madrid striker is currently commanding £280,000 a week in wages and had to suffer the ignominy of playing for United's Under 21 team in March. Liverpool are being linked with the 29-year-old forward but it is understood that Paris Saint-Germain, Juventus and Valencia are more likely destinations. United face Premier League-leaders Chelsea at Stamford Bridge on Saturday. Falcao hugs City defender Martin Demichelis at the final whistle at Old Trafford on Sunday .

Summary: Radamel Falcao joined Manchester United on on loan last summer . Falcao has struggled for form and games since his move . The Colombian forward is currenlty earning £280,000 a week .


John Terry warned Arsenal that they will never win the Barclays Premier League by playing ‘tippy-tappy football’. In a robust defence of Chelsea’s recent tactics, the club’s captain admitted Jose Mourinho changed the way the league leaders approached games after Christmas. Mourinho's team were booed off the pitch by home fans following their 0-0 draw at Arsenal and left the field to chants of 'boring, boring Chelsea'. John Terry has warned Arsenal they will not win the league playing 'tippy-tappy football' and need to adapt . Chelsea's veteran striker Didier Drogba celebrate a hard-fought point at the Emirates . Terry said: ‘We are definitely not boring and if we do go on to win it, nobody’s going to remember the performances when perhaps it’s not been that exciting, but we've dug deep where other teams haven’t and that is why they are so far behind us. ‘Possession is great, we could see that from the Manchester United game last week. ‘Possession and tippy-tappy football’s great, but if you are not winning games you’re not going to win the league. ‘Let’s not forget the first half of the season, up until Christmas, we were the best side by far. ‘The football we played with (Cesc) Fabregas and his assists, the goal at Burnley by Andre Schurrle and goals after that. The play was different class. ‘Things then went against us and the manager being him, came up with the way to get us through games and that’s where he’s at his best. Terry was one of the players of the match and was rightly praised by manager Jose Mourinho after the game . Chelsea midfielder Nemanja Matic and goalkeeper Thibaut Courtois celebrate after the goalless draw . Terry punches the air as the Chelsea squad celebrate yet another step towards winning the Premier League . The Chelsea squad celebrate at the final whistle at the Emirates following their hard-earned draw with Arsenal . ‘We were the best side up until Christmas for sure and we have actually beaten the teams who have made things difficult for us. 'We are grinding out results, we have got the quality in the squad, so hopefully we can get over the line because we are very close.' Terry also admitted defending was an art after Mourinho claimed his performance against Arsenal on Sunday was one of the finest of his career. Eden Hazard (middle) celebrates winning the PFA Player of the Year award with his Chelsea team-mates . Hazard and his Chelsea team-mates celebrate as the Belgian international scoops Player of the Year award . Hazard was played as a false No 9 during the Premier League clash with rivals Arsenal at the Emirates . A frustrated Olivier Giroud reacts as the Chelsea defence refuses to be broken during their London derby . Alexis Sanchez doing his best to beat Branislav Ivanovic to the ball as Arsenal tried to get behind Chelsea . The Chelsea defender's reading of the game has always been one of his biggest strengths and he was at his best repelling Arsenal's attacks

Summary: Arsenal need to adapt their ways to win the league, believes John Terry . Chelsea edged closer to title with a point but were booed off by home fans . Chants of 'boring, boring Chelsea' filled the Emirates Stadium at full-time . But, Terry admits change of approach has helped Blues close in on the title . Thierry Henry: Arsenal need to sign four top players to win the league .


The top of the Championship with five games to go . After another barmy day in the Championship we are still no closer to finding out which three clubs will be promoted to the Premier League. Eight sides still have a chance of claiming one of the two automatic promotion places, even with just five games left to play of the regular season. And then there are the play-offs – notoriously hard to call but surely even more so this season given the fine margins that separate this year's promotion-chasing crop. Regardless of who goes up though, there have been some stellar individual performances this season that will no doubt have attracted top flight attention. Here are eight players - one each from Bournemouth, Norwich, Watford, Middlesbrough, Derby, Wolves, Brentford and Ipswich - that could well be playing in the top flight next season regardless of whether their club goes up or not. Troy Deeney scores as Watford beat Middlesbrough on Monday in a crucial clash in the Championship . Matt Ritchie . Club: Bournemouth. Position: Winger. Age: 25. Games: 41. Goals: 11. Though left-footed, Ritchie operates on the right flank and his energy and eye for a goal sum up Eddie Howe's attacking side. A product of Portsmouth's academy, he never got a look-in at Fratton Park and has risen through the lower leagues and now looks destined for the top flight. It was the Scotland international's £400,000 move to Bournemouth from Swindon in January 2013 that triggered Paolo di Canio's dramatic resignation at the County Ground. Bournemouth winger Matt Ritchie celebrates as Bournemouth beat Birmingham on Easter Monday . Bradley Johnson . Club: Norwich. Position: Midfielder. Age: 27. Games: 38. Goals: 13. Norwich did well to hang on to Johnson after being relegated last summer and if they don't make an immediate return he will surely still be back in the Premier League - where he proved a reliable performer for the three seasons prior to this - come August. A powerful, deep-lying midfielder with a solid all-round game, the ex-Leeds man has added goals to his repertoire this season, scoring more in 38 games than he had in his previous four seasons. Experienced midfielder Bradley Johnson has been in prolific form in front of goal this season . Troy Deeney . Club: Watford. Position: Striker. Age: 26. Games: 37. Goals: 20. Deeney has plundered 63 goals in the Championship in the past three seasons and with his 27th birthday approaching in the summer he surely has to be playing in the Premier League next season. A product of Walsall's academy, Deeney served three months in prison for affray in 2012 and has impressively rebuilt his career and life since. Deeney has been consistently excellent for Watford over the last three seasons . Patrick Bamford . Club: Middlesbrough. Position: Forward. Age: 21. Games: 34. Goals: 15. Having spent spells on loan from Chelsea at MK Dons, Derby and Boro in League One and now the Championship, the next step in Bamford's progression will be in the Premier League next season.

Summary: Championship top eight separated by just nine points with game to go . Three teams will be promoted to the Premier League, with five missing out . Sportsmail picks out eight players who should be in the Premier League next season whether their club is promoted or not . We have also compiled a composite XI made up from the eight teams .


Liverpool goalkeeper Simon Mignolet has revealed how his mental strength helped him recover after being dropped last December. Mignolet was dropped 'indefinitely' by manager Brendan Rodgers in December after a poor run of form but quickly returned after Brad Jones sustained a thigh injury. And the 27-year-old Belgian told how he tried to remain upbeat despite the disappointment at being axed. Simon Mignolet has revealed how his mental strength helped him recover after being dropped . Mignolet (second right) makes a save from a free kick during a league match against Swansea last month . Mignolet told FourFourTwo: 'I was positive. Every goalkeeper goes through those stages, and you only get mentally stronger from them. Because we play so many games, I just looked forward to the next match. 'I always wanted to keep improving and moving forward. I’m in my second year now at Liverpool and I’ve learned a lot. 'There’s always something to work on. I’ve just turned 27 but I still pick up things every day. That helps get through difficult moments.' Mignolet has been in impressive form since his return and has kept six consecutive Premier League clean sheets away from home. Mignolet (right) trains alongside fellow Belgian Thibaut Courtois (centre) in Israel earlier this week . Mignolet replaces Brad Jones during a match against Burnley at Turf Moor on Boxing Day last year . He said: 'I’ve been pleased with my form, but I don’t really look at records. The most important thing is the team, and winning points. 'Keeping a clean sheet isn’t something you do on your own – it’s a group effort. Since we changed to the new system, we’ve been well organised. 'You concede or score as a unit, and at the moment from the top of the pitch to me, we are pressing well. 'We’re tight at the back, we squeeze up well. Everyone is doing their job and working hard. It’s great to play behind a solid team.' Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers (centre) speaks with Mignolet (left) and Jones at Melwood last October .

Summary: Liverpool goalkeeper Simon Mignolet was dropped in December . But the Belgian quickly made his return after Brad Jones was injured . Mignolet has been in impressive form since his return for the Reds . READ: Liverpool want Fiorentina goalkeeper Neto... but face competition from PSG, according to the Brazilian's agent . CLICK HERE for the latest Liverpool news .


The Home Office was warned that Lord Janner was abusing young boys two decades ago but did nothing about it . The Home Office was warned that Lord Janner was abusing young boys two decades ago but did nothing about it. An MP passed a dossier of information to the department in the hope it would kick-start a fresh police investigation. But instead the paperwork was shelved by officials until it was discovered in 2013 and belatedly passed to Leicestershire Police. The revelation will heighten fears that the peer, now 86, was the beneficiary of an Establishment cover-up. The missed opportunity to bring him to justice echoes the case of the late paedophile Liberal MP Cyril Smith who continued in public life despite repeated warnings of his crimes. It heaps pressure on the Home Office to reveal exactly who knew what and when about the disturbing allegations against Janner. Last night Labour’s Simon Danczuk – who outed Smith as a predatory child abuser – called on the department to ‘come clean’. ‘The Director of Public Prosecutions has admitted there were previously missed opportunities to investigate Lord Janner,’ he said. ‘The Home Office needs to come clean on what information was passed to officials in 1995. ‘This scandal is getting worse every day and the public are rightly angry at the shambolic way this case has been handled.’ Director of Public Prosecutions Alison Saunders sparked fury earlier this month when she said Janner could face 22 charges but his health is too poor to put him on trial. She said that the former Leicester MP was investigated in 1991, 2002 and 2006 but mistakes meant he was never charged. Now the Daily Mail can reveal a fourth opportunity was missed when an unnamed MP passed a dossier to the Home Office in 1995. The politician received a letter linking Janner to prolific paedophile Frank Beck, who died in jail the previous year. Beck was jailed in 1991 for abusing children after a trial in which Janner was named by a victim, prompting him to proclaim his innocence in the Commons. The MP expected the 11 pages of detailed notes, which also identified several other suspects, to be passed to police. But nothing was done until it was uncovered during a review of Home Office archives in 2013. Labour MP Simon Danczuk is calling for the Home Office to 'come clean' over the dossier. The Director of Public Prosecutions Alison Saunders earlier sparked fury by saying Lord Janner could face 22 charges . Lord Janner’s £2million home was transferred to his three children by someone holding power of attorney, officials have confirmed. The apartment near Hampstead Heath in North London was signed over free of charge in March last year – the same month police raided his Westminster office and three months after they searched his home. The apartment is likely to have been Janner’s most valuable asset, and the revelation raises questions about whether the Labour grandee – who was diagnosed with Alzheimer’s in 2009 – and his family planned for the possibility

Summary: MP handed dossier of information to the department to kick-start a probe . The dossier was shelved by officials and only discovered by police in 2013 . Revelation heightens fears he was beneficiary of Establishment cover up . Labour MP Simon Danczuk said the Home Office ought to 'come clean'


Morgan Schneiderlin says Southampton are refusing to give up on their Champions League aspirations despite Saturday's damaging defeat at Stoke. Saints missed the chance to close the gap on fourth-placed Manchester City to two points as they went down to a 2-1 defeat at the Britannia Stadium. Schneiderlin opened the scoring with his first Barclays Premier League goal since September, but a mistake from Saints goalkeeper Kelvin Davis allowed Mame Diouf to equalise and substitute Charlie Adam stole all three points with six minutes to go. Morgan Schneiderlin fires Southampton into the lead at the Britannia with a close-range finish . Schneiderlin accepts the Europa League is a more realistic goal for Southampton now, but he insists the players still have faint hopes of qualifying for the premier club competition in Europe. 'We wanted to achieve the top four and now it's going to be even more complicated but we're not going to give up,' the midfielder told Southampton's website. 'We wanted to give the fans the most prestigious competition but if not, we want to give them the Europa League. We want to secure European football for this club, that's our main target.' Stoke had struggled to create any decent chances before Davis' misjudgement handed them a way back into the game less than two minutes into the second half. The 38-year-old declined to catch Steven Nzonzi's shot, believing it was going wide. The ball struck the angle and the goalkeeper had no time to respond before Diouf swept in from eight yards. Schneiderlin (left) makes a run as Stoke's Steven Nzonzi gives chase on Saturday . Saints manager Ronald Koeman was loathe to criticise his goalkeeper after the match. 'I call it unlucky,' the Dutchman said. 'I will have to watch it back. I don't know if it was a cross or a shot, and maybe the wind was part of the difficulty for Kelvin.' Saints' demise was complete when substitute Adam nipped the ball away from Sadio Mane in the box and swept a volley past Davis. Mame Biram Diouf swept in from 10 yards as Stoke forced an equaliser in the 47th minute . After scoring a 65-yard wonder goal against Chelsea just a couple of weeks ago, Adam was unhappy at starting the game on the bench, but he thinks he gave his manager the perfect response. 'It's nice to keep scoring and win the game,' the Scot said. 'It was disappointing to be on the bench and I think it was a great way to react by not starting the game.' The win moved Stoke to within four points of their 50-point target for the season. Charlie Adam secured all three points for Stoke as the hit the winner with six minutes remaining . And Adam believes the Potters can make up the one-point gap that separates them from eighth-placed Swansea. He said: 'We're edging nearer to doing better than last season and since the manager came in, our aim is to keep improving year upon year. 'We are a top-10 club and we want to

Summary: Southampton went down 2-1 to Stoke at the Britannia Stadium on Saturday . Morgan Schneiderlin opened the scoring in the 22nd minute . The Saints are now five points adrift of fourth place .


Everton manager Roberto Martinez was forced to defend another penalty fiasco at the club after Ross Barkley missed from the spot in their 1-0 win against Burnley at Goodison Park. The untried Barkley inexplicably took the 10th minute kick – awarded for a foul by David Jones on Aaron Lennon – rather than Leighton Baines, who has scored 15 penalties from 16 attempts in the Premier League. Although there was no dispute between the team-mates this time, it brought back memories of Everton's match against West Brom in January when Kevin Mirallas grabbed the ball from Baines to take a penalty - and missed. Ross Barkley steps up to take a 10th minute penalty despite the presence of Leighton Baines on the pitch . Barkley's effort is saved by Burnley goalkeeper Tom Heaton at Goodison Park . Martinez insisted Barkley was within his rights to request penalty-taking duties on Saturday. 'If Romelu Lukaku had been on the pitch, he would have taken it. Otherwise, I am happy to have three or four players who can take penalties and let it depend on how they feel at that moment,' argued the Everton manager. Baines (left) has scored 15 penalties from 16 attempts in the Premier League . 'Ross showed incredible responsibility to take it. I love seeing players take control of the big moments and Leighton was happy to given him that responsibility.' Barkley's penalty was well-struck but wasn't put in the corner and Burnley goalkeeper Tom Heaton dived to his right to save. Fortunately for the young England player, it didn't prove costly as Mirallas went on to score the only goal of the game after 29 minutes. Everton boss Roberto Martinez issues instructions to his players during a break in play against Burnley .

Summary: Everton defeated Burnley 1-0 at Goodison Park on Saturday . Kevin Mirallas scored the only goal of the game in the 29th minute . Ross Barkley had earlier missed a 10th-minute penalty . Leighton Baines has scored 15 penalties from 16 attempts this season .


Millions of fake condoms sold by a gang across China have been seized by police after they were found to contain toxic metals. Police in Shanghai revealed today that they had seized three million knock-off condoms - thought to be worth nearly £1.3 million on the black market - after they broke up a large operation covering eight provinces. Officers said the lubricating oil used on the condoms at one production line in Henan province was so disgusting that it made them feel sick, according to the People's Daily Online. Dodgy work: Fake condoms were made in a makeshift workshop in Shanghai . Big haul: A total of three million condoms, thought to be worth £1.3 million, were seized by police . Heavy metals are toxic metals such as mercury, lead and arsenic. However, officials did not reveal the exact metal traces found during the tests. The fakes were packaged as popular brands such as Durex and cost just 1p to make - 30 times less than the market value. Cheap raw materials - consisting of plastic strips and elastic bands - were used to make the condoms in makeshift workshops. But the gang still sold the condoms at the regular price of £4.20 for a pack of 12 via their own online shop, contacting potential customers via social media. The counterfeit condoms were also sold at motels across the country. Squalid: The condoms were made by women in a run-down residential property in the Yangpu district . Health hazard: Tests found that the counterfeit condoms contained toxic metals and were not safe to use . One woman in the Yangpu district of Shanghai had been running a workshop in a run-down residential property, employing local workers to make and package the condoms. The woman, who had already been arrested in 2013 for selling fake Viagra, was arrested along with eight others. Zhang Wenliang, a police officer from Shanghai's Yangpu district Public Security Bureau, said: 'At a workshop in Henan province, we found a small production line which produced bad-quality condoms. The lubricating oil made us vomit. 'We sent the seized condoms to the quality authorities and tests showed they contained heavy metals. They are very dangerous to humans.' Police said the gang had nine production lines and warehouses across the country. The fake condoms were sold in Henan, Anhui, Zhejiang, Hubei, Guangdong, Jiangsu and Shaanxi provinces. Not the real deal: The fakes were packaged as popular brands like Durex in the sophisticated operation .

Summary: Three million condoms seized in Shanghai, thought to be worth £1.3m . Tests found they contained toxic metals that could be danger to health . Police uncovered a large network operating across eight provinces . Officers said lubricating oil used at one workshop made them feel sick .


It may have been Miley Cyrus' pink heart-shaped nipple pasties that garnered all the attention when she paid honour to rocker Joan Jett on Saturday, but eagle-eyed fans were distracted by something else. Savvy social media users noticed that the 22-year-old, who attended the 30th Annual Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame Induction Ceremony on Saturday in Cleveland, Ohio, had given her razor a night off. Miley, 22, who is known and loved for her controversial sartorial choices, displayed a somewhat bushy underarm region as she posed for a social media snap. Scroll down for video . Miley Cyrus posed for a social media snap ahead of the 30th Annual Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame Induction Ceremony on Saturday in Cleveland, Ohio... and it appears that she had given her razor a night off . One user, Hayley Mashteare, commented: 'Miley Cyrus doesn't shave her armpits and that worries me', while Gucci Girl said that star's armpit hairs were 'freaking her out'. Jennifer Sidlow chimed in: 'Don't care how feminist/hippy you are, having armpit hair like Miley Cyrus is just no'. One fan account added: 'Armpit hair is disgusting, please shave Miley Cyrus.' Miley Cyrus bares her armpits as she speaks onstage during the 30th Annual Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame Induction Ceremony at Public Hall on Saturday . Miley's somewhat bushy underarm area caused quite a stir on social media where many users advised Miley to pick up a razor and shave . Some users leapt to her defence, with El adding: 'Why do people even care that Miley Cyrus has armpit hair? Like wow imagine that, a human with hair! How gross!' A lot of users didn't understand why people were 'freaking out' over the singer's armpit hair, with Charlie saying: 'Miley Cyrus' armpit hair isn't "hideous", we all see men's armpit hair but that's apparently acceptable because they're men. Please shut up' Of course, loyal fans sprung to her defence. One, named Abi, tweeted: 'Stop telling @MileyCyrus to shave her armpits? She's a woman. She doesn't have to do what you say! There is nothing wrong with body hair.' Stephanie added: 'People are losing their minds over Miley Cyrus not shaving her armpits.. how can hair offend you? It's hair...' El jumped in: 'Why do people even care that Miley Cyrus has armpit hair? Like wow imagine that, a human with hair! How gross!'. Whilst Miley's personal grooming habits caused a social media stir, she isn't the first - and probably won't be the last - to shun her razor in favour of the fuzz. Scout Willis is also more than happy to show off her armpit hair on the red carpet and in her social media snaps. The 23-year-old daughter of Demi Moore and Bruce Willis has been seen working out with her armpit hair on show . Scout appeared to have grown out her underarm hair for an exhibition in February . Scott's underarm hair was on display in a recent social media snap with her friends . Scott Willis, for one, isn't a fan

Summary: Miley, 22, ditched razor for rock event on Saturday . Her followers were divided in opinion over her unshaven armpits . Julia Roberts, Pixie Lott and Scout Willis have all bared their armpit hair .


Men with advanced prostate cancer could benefit from a pioneering drug originally meant for women. Clinical trials show that olaparib can delay the moment when the disease gets dangerously out of control. The drug already works for women with cancer fuelled by BRCA gene mutations, the defect that led to actress Angelina Jolie having her ovaries removed. New ‘exciting’ new research suggests the drug, already used to treat women with breast cancer, could also help men with genetic faults within their prostate cancer (pictured) tumours . Up to 30 per cent of men with advanced prostate cancer have tumours that have DNA defects and these respond particularly well to olaparib. The London trial of olaparib, which is owned by AstraZeneca, was led by researchers at the Institute of Cancer Research and the Royal Marsden hospital. They found 16 out of 49 men with advanced prostate cancer responded to the drug, also known as Lynparza. It stopped prostate cancer growth, generating lower tumour cell counts in the blood and improved responses in medical scans. The drug - called olaparib - can extend the length of time that a prostate cancer patient lives with the disease without it getting worse, according to new clinical trials. Olaparib is the first cancer drug to target inherited genetic mutations. It is one of the first of a new class of drugs called PARP inhibitors. PARP inhibitors work by blocking the cancer cell’s ability to repair damage. Cancer cells that have a mutation in a BRCA gene rely completely on the PARP protein to fix the damage. PARP inhibitor drugs suppress this protein and can stop BRCA mutated cells from growing so they eventually die. Side effects from traditional anti-cancer treatments are reduced because only cancer cells with genetic defects are targeted. Most of the men who had detectable DNA repair mutations had disease control lasting much longer than expected. This suggests the men most likely to benefit from the drug could be identified by testing to look for mutations. Olaparib became the first of a new class of drugs called PARP inhibitors to be granted approval last month for use in ovarian cancer by the European Commission and the US Food and Drug Administration. The inhibitors work by blocking the cancer cell’s ability to repair damage. Cancer cells that have a mutation in a BRCA gene rely completely on the PARP protein to fix the damage. The inhibitor drugs suppress this protein and can stop mutated cells from growing. Side effects from traditional anti-cancer treatments are reduced because only tumour cells with genetic defects are targeted. Professor Johann de Bono, who was the trial chief investigator, said: ‘This opens up the exciting possibility of delivering precise treatment for advanced prostate cancer, guided by genomic testing and based on the molecular characteristics of patients’ tumours. 'It shows that PARP inhibitors can be effective in a wider group of patients than had been thought – in men as well as women, patients with mutations in their tumours as well as those with inherited mutations, and in those with a

Summary: Olaparib is the first cancer drug to target inherited genetic mutations . Up to 30 per cent of men with advanced prostate cancer have tumours with genetic defects - and they responded well to olaparib . Drug prolongs time a sufferer can live without disease getting worse .


Brendan Rodgers will deliver his weekly briefing to the media on Friday afternoon, previewing the showdown with Arsenal on Saturday and discussing the future of Raheem Sterling. The young England star has moved a step closer to an Anfield exit after revealing in a TV interview that he is not ready to sign a new contract at Anfield. Sterling, 20, has been offered a new £100,000-a-week contract to stay at the club but admitted he is 'flattered' by interest from Arsenal. Follow the press conference as it happens from 2pm. Host commentator . And with that, Brendan Rodgers has brought to a close the broadcast section of his press conference. The rest of his quotes will now be embargoed until tonight. In summary, then, Rodgers has insisted that Raheem Sterling will not be going anywhere this summer and that focus for the moment is purely on his football. The manager said he was 'relaxed' about his contract situation and that Liverpool are a 'superpower' of world football and don't have to sell their best players. He did admit, however, that Sterling's interview was conducted without the prior consent of the club and 'took them by surprise.' 'The concentration a few weeks back was to purely focus on his football, and help him continue with his development at the place he’s made great strides over last couple of years. 'The last time we sat down with plays and representatives that was the intention. 'Raheem has come out and made his feelings clear on that, and hopefully continue to focus on his football until the end of the season. 'What he said absolutely underpins everything we’re trying to achieve here. Raheem says it’s his ambition is to win trophies, and that’s perfectly aligned with what we’re trying to do. 'This is Liverpool one of the great clubs of football world. 'It is an honour for him to play at a club like Liverpool and he understands that. 'What he’s saying is that he’s got two and a half years left, he’s quite relaxed as I am, he just wants to concentrate on football. 'I'm quite relaxed on it. It's part of modern game. People who look after players have different ways of working. The focus is purely on the football. He has been involved with the first team for two and half years and player he is today is because of environment and what we’ve created. 'He's got a lot of improvement to do and this is the best place for him to do it. 'He's not going anywhere in the summer. The focus on trying to make him the best player we can. Does money talk? 'This club has shown that’s not the case. Liverpool is one of the superpowers of football and the owners have made it clear and we’ve seen it before that money doesn’t come into it. If the club doesn’t want to sell it won’t sell. That’s that case with any player, Raheem or anybody else. 'It’s about continuing to nurture a young player so he can be consistently

Summary: Rodgers will hold press briefing ahead of Arsenal match at 2pm . Sterling set to dominate the agenda after moving closer to Anfield exit . England star said he was not ready to sign a new contract with Liverpool . 20-year-old has been offered a £100,000-a-week deal to stay . READ: The rise of Raheem Sterling: From £60 a day at QPR to knocking back £100,000-per-week contracts at Liverpool . CLICK for the latest Liverpool FC news and Sterling contract saga reaction .