From David Cameron and Nick Clegg sitting on the Gogglebox sofa to Ed Miliband doing a Kate Winslet in Titanic, these are some of the best memes posted in reference to the leaders’ debate. Other images show Scottish National Party leader Nicola Sturgeon posing with a rather sceptical face, and Mr Miliband superimposed over London rapper Plan B, issuing a call to ‘come at me bruv’. This is thought to reference how the Labour leader posed a direct message to the Prime Minister, saying: 'David, if you think this election is about leadership, then debate me one-on-one.' Labour leader: Mr Miliband is superimposed over London rapper Plan B, issuing a call to 'come at me bruv' Watching at home: Prime Minister David Cameron and his deputy Nick Clegg were superimposed over Christopher Steed and Stephen Webb, two men from Brighton who appear on Channel 4 series Gogglebox . Alluring pose? Mr Miliband was accompanied in one photo by the caption 'debate me like one of your French girls' - a reference to when Rose asks Jack in the 1997 film Titanic to 'draw me like one of your French girls' 'Fight me, b****': The Labour leader posed a direct message to the Prime Minister, saying: 'David, if you think this election is about leadership, then debate me one-on-one' Odd one out: The five party leaders who took part in the debate were put in the places of the Mighty Morphin Power Rangers in another image - although Mr Farage was hidden behind the Black Ranger, Zack Taylor . The images were inspired by a debate that saw Mr Miliband warned he would not get into power without lurching left, as Miss Sturgeon told him he is ‘not strong enough’ to win power on his own. He took a high-risk choice to appear with the SNP leader, Ukip's Nigel Farage, Green leader Natalie Bennett and Plaid Cymru's Leanne Wood - but David Cameron and Nick Clegg stayed away. The Prime Minister and his deputy were therefore superimposed over Christopher Steed and Stephen Webb, two men from Brighton who commentate on TV in the Channel 4 series Gogglebox. 'Did ye, aye?': Scottish National Party leader Nicola Sturgeon poses with a sceptical face in this meme . Gone missing: This mock-up of Mr Cameron and Mr Clegg - superimposed on a clip from 2014 film The Riot Club was among the images posted under the hashtag #WhereAreCleggAndCameron . Wolf of Wall Street: It was also suggested that Mr Cameron and Mr Clegg could be partying with stockbrokers . Preparing for battle: Mr Miliband pictured as Rocky in the famous meat-punching scene from the 1976 film . On his own: Four of the five party leaders shook hands with each other - but Mr Farage (right) was left alone . Debate participants: (From left) Labour Party leader Ed Miiband, Plaid Cymru Party leader Leanne Wood, Green Party leader Natalie Bennett, Scottish National Party leader Nicola Sturgeon and Ukip's Nigel Farage . And the five party leaders who did take part were put in the places of

Summary: Labour leader Ed Miliband is superimposed over London rapper Plan B . All five leaders become Power Rangers, but Nigel Farage is odd one out . David Cameron and Nick Clegg pictured as Gogglebox viewers on sofa . Miliband poster compares him to Kate asking Jack to draw her in Titanic .


A mere 53 hours to kick-off and all is serene at the training base of Queens Park Rangers. Mowers clip along on distant pitches as the sun beats down and the whitewashed pavilion is brightened by pots of forget-me-nots, a flower which could be adopted as the emblem of relegation. QPR boss Chris Ramsey appears relaxed and untroubled, insisting he had more sleepless nights coaching Tottenham last season and joking about the difference between Lidl and Waitrose. His job is to chase pressure and negativity away at times like this, but beneath the surface fear tightens its grip on those near the drop zone. QPR boss Chris Ramsey (centre) is one of seven managers trying to keep their club in the Premier League . Ramsey's side host West Ham on Saturday as they look to climb out of the relegation zone with four games left . Cesc Fabregas' 88th minute strike saw Chelsea grab a late 1-0 win at QPR earlier this month . It will be the same at Newcastle, Aston Villa, Leicester, Sunderland and Hull. Even at Burnley, where Sean Dyche was keen on Thursday to stress his club feel no pressure because their financial commitments are so much less than their rivals. ‘We are probably half the wage bill of the next team in the division, let alone all the superpowers, and half the spending of the next team in the division,’ said Dyche. The financial implications are bigger for others but there still exists a fear of sporting failure, a fear of letting people down, a fear of losing your job, your status, security, your self-esteem. These everyday, human anxieties trouble Premier League footballers, too. When Cesc Fabregas celebrated Chelsea’s winner in the 88th minute at Loftus Road two weeks ago, Ramsey curled into a ball on the touchline and bottled up his fury until he was well clear of the dressing room. ‘It was old-school,’ he smiled. ‘I was a little bit angry. The cat was running. I was so disappointed, probably the most disappointed I’ve been. It was a very soft goal and it would have given us a massive lift to know we could compete with a team of that calibre.’ Four of the bottom seven did not play in the Barclays Premier League last weekend and watched helplessly as Leicester won again, tightening the pack. Burnley manager Sean Dyche says his side have had to compete with the smallest wage budget in the league . NEWCASTLE . Swansea (Home) - April 25 . Leicester (Away) - May 2 . West Brom (Home) - May 9 . QPR (Away) - May 16 . West Ham (Home) - May 24 . ASTON VILLA . Man City (Away) - April 25 . Everton (Home) - May 2 . West Ham (Home) - May 9 . Southampton (Away) - May 16 . Burnley (Home) - May 24 . SUNDERLAND . Stoke (Away) - April 25 . Southampton (Home) - May 2 . Everton (Away) - May 9 . Leicester (Home) - May 16 . Arsenal (Away) - May

Summary: Just nine points separates the bottom seven clubs in the Premier League . Burnley sit bottom of the table on 26 points after 33 games in the league . Newcastle are 14th in the table on 35 points with five games remaining .


The red planet might still have liquid water, suggests information collected by Nasa's Curiosity rover. Researchers have long known that there is water in the form of ice on Mars. Now, new information from the Mars rover Curiosity, published in the journal Nature, shows that it is possible that there is liquid water close to the surface of the red planet. The ‘Hidden Valley’ in Gale Crater on Mars. Very fine-grained sediments, which slowly fell down through the water, were deposited right at the bottom of the crater lake. The sediment plates at the bottom are level, so everything indicates that the entire Gale Crater may have been a large lake. New information from Nasa's Mars rover Curiosity, published in the journal Nature, shows that it is possible that there is liquid water close to the surface of the red planet. The explanation is that the substance perchlorate has been found in the soil, which lowers the freezing point so the water does not freeze into ice, but is liquid and present in very salty water. Curiosity detected salts called perchlorates, which can absorb water from the atmosphere and turn it into briny liquid. When night falls, some of the water vapour in the atmosphere condenses on the planet surface as frost, but calcium perchlorate is very absorbent and it forms a brine with the water, so the freezing point is lowered and the frost can turn into a liquid. Curiosity landed on Mars in 2012 in the large crater, Gale, located just south of the equator. The giant crater is 154 kilometres in diameter and the rim of the crater is almost five kilometres high. In the middle of the crater lies the mountain, Mount Sharp. Curiosity has travelled more than 10km from the landing site towards Mount Sharp and has carried out many studies along the way. Doctor Morten Bo Madsen, associate professor and head of the Mars Group at the Niels Bohr Institute at the University of Copenhagen in Denmark, said: 'We have discovered the substance calcium perchlorate in the soil and, under the right conditions, it absorbs water vapour from the atmosphere. 'Our measurements from the Curiosity rover's weather monitoring station show that these conditions exist at night and just after sunrise in the winter. 'Based on measurements of humidity and the temperature at a height of 1.6 metres and at the surface of the planet, we can estimate the amount of water that is absorbed. 'When night falls, some of the water vapour in the atmosphere condenses on the planet surface as frost, but calcium perchlorate is very absorbent and it forms a brine with the water, so the freezing point is lowered and the frost can turn into a liquid. Researchers say that Gale Crater was once a giant lake on the red planet . 'The soil is porous, so what we are seeing is that the water seeps down through the soil. 'Over time, other salts may also dissolve in the soil and now that they are liquid, they can move and precipitate elsewhere under

Summary: Possible that there is liquid water close to the surface of the red planet . Substance perchlorate has been found in the soil, which lowers the freezing point so the water does not freeze into ice, but is liquid . Life as we know it is 'not likely' to exist due to planet's harsh conditions . Finding could make it easier for humans to live on Mars in the future.


This is the shocking dashcam footage which shows a Halford's mechanic taking a customer's car for a joyride at almost double the speed limit when he took it in for an MOT. Shaun Ingram booked his Ford Focus ST in for a major service and MOT at Halfords Autocentre in Plymouth last month, costing £255. But when he went to collect his car, he was shocked to discover that a mechanic had taken it for a spin after his dashcam recorded footage of it being driven at 57mph in a 30 mph zone. Scroll down for video . Footage taken by a dashcam fitted by Shaun Ingram to his Ford Focus ST, which showed a mechanic taking a customer's car for a joyride at 57mph in a 30mph zone . Shaun Ingram, from Saltash in Cornwall, who discovered the footage, says it shows it was a pre-planned thing, not spur of the moment . Mr Ingram, 50, of Saltash in Cornwall, said that his camera recorded almost seven hours of footage, which included the mechanic swearing and boasting about test-driving the car. He explained: 'When I saw the footage I was left open-mouthed. The mechanic was abusing my car and my trust. 'As a nationwide company I thought I had nothing to worry about. But I feel very let down. 'From now on I will always wait by the car whilst it is being serviced.' Mr Ingram, who is a married father-of three and works as a large goods vehicle assessor for Dairy Crest, said that the dashboard camera was not switched but was on standby mode on a motion sensor. He said: 'I was not trying to catch anybody out. I bought the camera- ironically - from a Halfords store in Plymouth last year. The dashcam captured seven hours worth of footage after Mr Ingram left his car at the Plymouth branch of Halfords . Footage showing the car being taken out on a test drive captured by the dashcam. It also showed included the mechanic swearing and boasting about test-driving the car . 'I have it in for road safety purposes because of the way some people drive. 'I did not look at the footage on the Friday afternoon when I picked the car up. 'I saw it the next day and I almost choked on my pasty. The biggest file on there was the road test where the mechanic was doing nearly twice the speed limit. 'I then decided to look at all the footage. There was one clip of him reversing the car off the MOT bay and leaning over to tell a colleague ‘you wait til I road test this later.’ 'That shows that it was something that was pre-planned and not a spur of the moment thing when he was driving my car. Mr Ingram says the dashcam had been switched to standby mode and came on due to its motion sensor . 'There is another clip of him constantly swearing when he can’t find the key sensor. 'I have not been given his name and

Summary: Shaun Ingram booked his Ford Focus ST for an MOT at Halfords, Plymouth . Went to collect his car and realised his dashcam had been recording . Saw a mechanic take the car for a joyride doing 57mph in a 30mph zone . Also discovered the mechanic swearing and boasting about test driving the car .


Do you have white spots on your nails or bleeding gums? Pimples on your arms or a dodgy stomach? These are in fact signs your body is under stress, a nutritionist has warned. Charlotte Watts argues that stress drain nutrients from the body, meaning it shows up in some surprising ways. These seven symptoms are an indicator you are stressed, warns nutritionist Charlotte Watts. Below, she recommends the best foods to get rid of each one . Writing for the Healthista website, she said: 'Periods of stress use up nutrients more quickly. 'This is because our whole system - including energy, brain responses, hormones and immunity - is working at a higher and faster rate.' As a result, some symptoms associated with vitamin or mineral deficiencies can also be a warning sign of the deeper, long-term effects of chronic stress. Here, in an extract from her new book - The De-Stress Effect: Rebalance Your Body’s Systems for Vibrant Health and Happiness - she reveals seven surprising signs of stress and what to eat to replenish lost nutrients... CRACKS AT THE SIDE OF THE MOUTH . What’s causing it? Need for vitamin B6 . Those unpleasant little sore fissures we can get at the corners of the lips are a sure sign that B vitamin status is low and particularly B6. B vitamins are important for the health of the nervous system and are needed to get energy from the carbohydrates, fats and proteins that we eat, so we use them up during the energy-rich stress response. Cracks at the side of the mouth are a sign the body is low on vitamin B6 . Important for the nervous system, B6 is involved in the production of the neurotransmitters (brain chemicals) serotonin and dopamine that regulate mood and motivation and also melatonin, that governs sleep, so we also see these suffer when stress is prolonged. We have a higher need for B6 with during contraceptive/HRT and antidepressant medication use. Food sources: carrots, chicken, eggs, fish, meat, peas, spinach, sunflower seeds, walnuts, avocados, bananas, beans, broccoli, brown rice, whole grains, cabbage, corn and potatoes . JAW GRINDING . What’s causing it? Need for vitamin B5 . Another B vitamin, B5 is often referred to as the anti-stress vitamin, as it helps with the production of adrenal hormones, cholesterol and immune antibodies, all of which have a higher turnover during the stress response. Note here that this cholesterol production is not all ‘bad’, we need it to produce new cells and the steroid hormones like cortisol and DHEA that are part of the stress response. Long-term stress often shows up as jaw clamping and teeth grinding, partly as tensing muscles around the face increases brain alertness, which the body senses it needs to deal with danger, but it is also associated with lowered levels of B5. This vitamin is also needed for production of the memory neurotransmitter acetylcholine, which also calms us down after stress has past. Lowered levels mean difficulty self-soothing after stress has passed and the memory issues we see with chronic stress.

Summary: Charlotte Watts, a nutritionist, says stress drains the body of nutrients . Nutrient deficiencies shows up as things like spots on nails or cracked lips . She reveals seven signs of stress and what to eat to replenish the body .


A male model has been accused spiking a woman's drink with the drug MDMA at a well-known London nightclub so he could have sex with her. Matthew Riches allegedly dropped the drug into the clubber's drink at The Roof Gardens in Kensington in August 2 last year. Today, the 29-year-old, from Epsom in Surrey, dressed in a smart pinstripe suit and blue tie, appeared at Isleworth Crown Court. Matthew Riches allegedly dropped the drug into the clubber's drink at The Roof Gardens in Kensington in August 2 last year . Model Matthew Riches, who has been accused of spiking a woman's drink, arriving at a court appearance . Judge Martin Edmunds QC told Riches his trial would take place on August 10 at Isleworth Crown Court. He told the model: 'This matter will be listed for trial on August 10. 'I grant you conditional bail, on the same conditions as before. The incident is alleged to have occurred at well-known London nightspot The Roof Gardens in Kensington . Judge Martin Edmunds QC told Riches his trial would take place on August 10 at Isleworth Crown Court . 'If you are found breaking the conditions of your bail, you may be arrested and held in custody.' He was then released on bail but banned from attending the Roof Gardens nightclub. Sprawled across the top of the art deco former Derry & Toms department store in west London, the 1.5 acre site of the Roof Gardens is one of the most glamorous party venues in the capital. Sir Richard Branson's Virgin group has held the lease on the Grade II-listed gardens since 1981 and hosts the annual pre-Wimbledon tennis party attended by the world’s top players. Riches has been accused of dropping MDMA in a woman's drink at a club so that he could have sex with her . Today, the 29-year-old, from Epsom in Surrey, dressed in a smart pinstripe suit and blue tie, appeared at Isleworth Crown Court . Sorry we are not currently accepting comments on this article.

Summary: Matthew Riches allegedly spiked a woman's drink with the drug MDMA . Accused of dropping the drug in her drink so he could have sex with her . The 29-year-old now set to go on trial at Isleworth Crown Court in August .


She was just eight when she first attended the Maundy Day service. The then Princess Elizabeth was photographed in 1935 at Westminster Abbey in her smart bonnet and buttoned-up coat. It would be another 18 years before her coronation. Eighty years on, the Queen yesterday gave out Maundy coins in the pre-Easter tradition. Resplendent in a turquoise coat by Stewart Parvin and matching hat, the Queen was all smiles as she arrived at Sheffield Cathedral for the traditional ceremony. Eighty years ago: The then Princess Elizabeth was pictured in Westminster Abbey at the service in 1935 . Handing out alms: The Queen presents a lady with the two Maundy Purses at Sheffield Cathedral . Joined by the Duke of Edinburgh, Her Majesty was there to present 'alms' to 89 women and 89 men, among them D-Day veteran, Denis Gratton. 'It was just quick. I'm not very good at hearing,' said Mr Gratton, 91, after the ceremony. 'She did say something but I'm not sure what it were.' The Queen, who had arrived on the Royal Train, was driven to the cathedral where she got a warm welcome from the flag-waving crowd and was presented with a nosegay of spring flowers. Met at the church door by Peter Bradley, the Dean of Sheffield, and the local Bishop, Steven Croft, Her Majesty spoke briefly to the clergymen before being whisked inside for the service. After the hour-long service, the Queen posed for pictures with the Yeoman of the Guard, who had lined the cathedral's aisles during the ceremony. The Royal party then left for a reception at Sheffield Town Hall as the recipients emerged into the sunshine, all pleased with their royal acknowledgement. Patricia Durkin, 72, said: 'It was brilliant, absolutely wonderful. When I got here the atmosphere was tremendous.' The Royal Maundy Service is one of the UK's oldest royal customs and sees the monarch distribute alms in the shape of two purses of specially minted coins. This year, the Red Purse contains a £5 coin, commemorating the 50th anniversary of the death of Winston Churchill and a 50p coin commemorating the 75th anniversary of the Battle of Britain. Custom: Monarchs have been presenting Maundy Money since 1210 and King John . Commemorative: The red and white bags contain commemorative coins, this year featuring Winston Churchill . Thank you: A gentleman looks pleased as he receives his commemorative coins from the Queen . Bodyguard: The Queen was accompanied by the Yeoman of the Guard who carried in the purses . Signing up: The Queen signed the visitor's book at Sheffield Cathedral before she left . Tradition: The Queen and Prince Philip were handed traditional nosegays made from spring flowers . Historically, this sum of £5.50 in the Red Purse is made up of £3 for clothing, £1.50 in lieu of provisions and £1 for the redemption of the Sovereign's gown. The White Purse contains uniquely minted Maundy Money, which, unlike coins in general circulation, bear the portrait of the Queen produced by Mary Gillick at the start of her reign. Gillick, a sculptor,

Summary: The Queen has distributed the traditional Maundy Money in Sheffield . Two bags of coins were presented to 89 men and 89 women during service . One was brave D-Day veteran, 91-year-old Denis Gratton . Her Majesty arrived in the city on the Royal Train with Prince Philip . Royal Maundy tradition dates back to 1210 and the infamous King John . John, who appears in Robin Hood, was also forced to sign the Magna Carta . Royals were once required to wash the feet of beggars during the service . Only the nosegay, intended to hide the smell, still survives of that part .


Nigel Farage suffered a fresh blow today after a poll of key marginal seats revealed voters were deserting Ukip in droves and returning to Labour and the Tories. In 10 battleground constituencies polled by the Tory peer Lord Ashcroft, Ukip's vote has fallen in nine. Support for Mr Farage's party has more than halved in two seats and by more than a third in most of the others. Scroll down for video . In 10 battleground constituencies polled by the Tory peer Lord Ashcroft, Ukip's vote has fallen in nine of them . Support for Mr Farage's party has more than halved in two seats and by more than a third in most of the others . The revelation comes after a leaked poll revealed Mr Farage is on course to lose his own Parliamentary election battle in Ukip's heartland in Kent. The Ukip leader has seen his support in Thanet South collapse from a 12 point lead over the Tories. He is now sitting in second place in the Kent constituency, 1 per cent below his Conservative rival Craig Mackinlay and only just ahead of Labour. Today's polling also mirrors nationwide polls which show that Ukip's support has fallen by 25 per cent in the last six months alone. In November last year 18 per cent of voters said they were planning to vote for Ukip – but this has since fallen to less than 12.5 per cent, with polling experts now predicting that it could drop below 10 per cent by next month. Ukip's dramatic collapse in support has not, however, led to a surge in support for the Tories. According to Lord Ashcroft's poll of 10 marginal constituencies today, the Tories are set to lose four seats to Labour but cling on in five. A tenth seat is too close to call between the two main Westminster parties. The four seats Labour are set to gain according to Lord Ashcroft are Harrow East, Hove, Morecambe & Linsdale and Stockton South. According to Lord Ashcroft's poll of 10 marginal constituencies today, the Tories are set to lose four seats to Labour but cling on to at least five . The results suggest Labour has strengthened its position since Lord Ashcroft polled the same constituencies last year, when the party was only picking up three seats from the Tories. The one seat which switched since last time is Harrow East in West London where a small Tory lead has turned a four-point advantage for Labour. But if the General Election was held tomorrow, the Tories would hold on to five of the 10 marginal seats it won in 2010 – Pendle, Blackpool North & Cleveleys, Loughborough, Kingswood and Gloucester. Comic Al Murray, also known as the Pub Landlord, arrived at Thanet District Council offices in Margate, Kent, today to hand in his nomination papers as he stands in the South Thanet seat against Ukip leader Nigel Farage . With the race in Thanet South going down to the wire, any votes the comic takes from the main candidates could prove costly

Summary: Ukip's support has fallen in nine out of 10 marginal seats, poll shows . Support for Nigel Farage's party has more than halved in two seats . Comes after leaked poll showed the Ukip leader on course to lose in Thanet . Nationwide support for Ukip has fallen by 25% over the last six months .


'If you can find my submarine, it's yours,' Russian oil billionaire Roman Abramovich once said. And it seems the oligarch and Chelsea FC owner, whose submarine is just one of the extras that came with his £300million superyacht Eclipse (perfect for getting to shore undetected), is not the only wealthy businessman splashing out on underwater exploration. Dubbed Earth's real 'final frontier', the oceans are still so little-explored that billionaires are queuing up to buy vessels that give them a glimpse of the dramatic seascapes and incredible wildlife of the world's oceans. So if you have a spare few million in the bank and want some holiday snaps and Instagram posts that will really trump everyone else, you may want to snap up one of these... Whale of a time: The OrcaSub takes you 2000 feet beneath the surface in two pressurised Perspex viewing domes for optimum exploration . The OrcaSub by Spymaster . Sleek, silent and somewhat expensive, this submarine is the perfect toy for the underwater wildlife-lover. The streamlined vessel was built with the intention of allowing explorers to come eye to eye with the creatures of the deep without scaring them off. In light of this, the luxury vehicle is battery power to allow passengers to sail silently through the water. Adventurers can explore up to 2,000ft below the surface at a speed of 6 knots per hour. Pilots will be encased in pressurised spaces with Perspex domes, which give a 360 degree underwater view of everything from shipwrecks to coral reefs. The OrcaSub does not come cheap and will set you back £1,284,169 ($1.9 million). Whale watch! What makes the Migaloo stand out from the crowd is the ability to experience nature both above and below the water, as the vessel can be both a yacht or a submarine . At one with nature: The vehicle by Motion Code: Blue allows a diving depth of 820 feet, providing your guests with a luxury adventure . Luxury surroundings! Sail through the seas in a two-storey owner's suite and eight VIP suites for guests . Migaloo by Motion Code: Blue . The super rich do not have to decide whether to use their yacht or their submarine, as the two double up as one with the Migaloo by Motion Code: Blue. The 377 feet long private white yacht allows for complete privacy as you can chose whether to lounge on the sun roof above waters, or whale watch below the surface with a maximum diving depth of 820 feet (250 metres). It also boasts a helipad, a two-storey owner's suite with a private patio and eight VIP suites for guests. Motion Code: Blue are yet to build one of these to order, but it is estimated to cost about $2.3 billion to construct one, if you compare it to a similar Virginia-class attack submarine by the U.S. Navy, which dives at the same sort of depths. Sir Richard Branson enjoying a ride in the Super Falcon from DeepFlight which automatically floats to the surface for safety . The technology allows submarines

Summary: Feel like a James Bond villain with the most advanced submerged ocean vehicles . Some convert from a yacht into a submarine, and others detached off for a speedy exploration . Oliver's Travels offers a Mile Low package on its submarine, complete with chef and butler for £175,000 a night .


Every year a trend comes around that strikes fear into the hearts of women. Whether it is Crocs, hotpants or UGG boots, everyone has their Achilles heel and this summer many will be concerned about the arrival of the septum piercing. In recent months, a whole host of stars have been wearing the body jewellery, including FKA Twigs, Rihanna and Lady Gaga. FKA Twigs has been one of the main trendsetters when it comes to the septum ring . The septum ring isn't a new trend - the process of piercing the wall between the two nostrils has been done for years. It was a coming-of-age ritual for some North American tribes - the boys would be given the nose ring when they became a man, the Shawnee leaders Tecumseh and Tenskwatawa both had them. In certain warrior tribes, it was used in a similar way to war paint - to look terrifying in front of opponents. In Australia, Aboriginals used the piercing to try and flatten their nose, which they believed made them look more attractive. Lady Gaga (left) and Lourdes Leon (right) have both adopted the trend . It girl Pixie Geldof wears a simple silver septum ring . Rihanna wears an outlandish septum ring and offsets the look with a 90s bucket hat . In India, and Bangladesh septum piercings are still very popular with women - many Bengali women wear it to show they are married, although this practice is being increasingly replaced with a nose stud. In Nepal, it is often used as a status symbol. The septum ring, which is also known as the 'bull-ring piercing,' is also used as a way of controlling and handling bulls. But in the UK, America and Australia, it is mainly used as a fashion trend and to create a hippy or rebellious look. Australian actress Samara Weaving (left) offset her silver septum ring with red heart-shaped glasses, while Zoe Kravitz (right) adopted a tiny ring . Jordin Sparks showed off a new septum piercing after breaking up with her ex Jason Derulo .

Summary: Septum rings are a new craze among celebrities . FKA Twigs started the trend after appearing at red carpet events with one . It has been used in various Asian and North American cultures for years .


What we may be witnessing in these opening jousts of the season is the mental disintegration of Nico Rosberg as a racing driver. His reaction to losing to Lewis Hamilton – blaming the Brit for slowing down and bunching him up as the attacking Ferrari of Sebastian Vettel closed on him – told us more about his own state of mind than it offered fair criticism of Hamilton. Rosberg was, I thought, disgruntled by his failure to match his team-mate during a run of eight wins in the last 10 races. In those emotionally charged minutes after the Chinese Grand Prix nothing seemed to make sense to him, rational thought was fuzzy and Hamilton appeared in his mind as a blurry figure of hate. Nico Rosberg (left) looks less than impressed after finishing second to Mercedes team-mate Lewis Hamilton . The German driver blamed Hamilton for slowing down and bunching him up as Sebastian Vettel closed in . Rosberg (left), Hamilton (second right) and Ferrari driver Sebastian Vettel celebrate on the podium in China . It was all the more remarkable given that Rosberg was for so much of last season the ultimate expression of focus, coolness, intelligence and calculation. There was no chink in his well-tailored shell of composure. That changed in the aftermath of Spa last August, when Rosberg was punished by the team (he was made to pay for the damage caused rather than fined as such, contrary to everyone’s interpretation at the time) for his part in an early crash with Hamilton. Rosberg's attitude seems to have changed in the aftermath of his crash with Hamilton in Spa last August . It was my view then and remains so that Rosberg was marginally more to blame for the collision, but that it was no more than a racing incident. The stewards agreed. They did not penalise either man. Yet, Mercedes made Rosberg a very public scapegoat, denting his confidence at a crucial moment in the season. He shrunk. Hamilton immediately seized the initiative, which he has never ceded in the slightest measure from that day to this. When on form, Hamilton is an extraordinary racer, maybe utterly unbeatable. And he is on form now, perhaps more so than ever in his life. That must eat at Rosberg’s heart. I am not writing off the German quite yet. I believe he is far tougher than his nickname Britney, as in Spears, suggests. He can be ‘nasty’ as Niki Lauda said of him. We can all recall examples of his cunning. But he is at a fork in his career, it seems. For if he cannot find a way to beat Hamilton soon, he could ebb away as Mark Webber did at Red Bull. Webber, a feisty competitor and a talented driver, was a genuine threat to Vettel in their first season fighting for the title, as Rosberg was to Hamilton in their intitial championship contest. But that was it for Webber. Vettel soon took total command, and his one-time rival was left to complain about his supposedly unfair treatment

Summary: Are we seeing a mental disintegration of Nico Rosberg as a racing driver? Last season Rosberg was the epitome of focus, intelligence and calculation . Since his Spa collision with Lewis Hamilton his composure has diminished . Max Verstappen, 17, impressed with classy driving ability in China . Rosberg: Attempting to overtake Hamilton could have cost me second .


The victims of a horrific medical experiment run by the United States in Guatemala that deliberately infected individuals with syphilis in order to test drugs and study the disease are now suing Johns Hopkins University. The lawsuit, which has 750 plantiffs and includes victims and their families, is seeking $1billion, claiming that officials from Hopkins approved the study at the time and even helped to plan and monitor it as it ran from 1945 to 1956. The few victims who are still alive were almost all children when they were unknowingly infected, and many among them were orphans. In the aftermath of the experiment, some of the individuals died of syphilis, with open sores covering their bodies, while those who did survive claim they passed the disease down to their children, ending up with babies that were born blind, severely handicapped, and, in at least one case, without a brain. It is estimated approximately 700 people were infected with the disease, and of the roughly 75% who were treated, only 25% were reported to have completed their treatment. Scroll down for video . Marta Orellana (above) was just 9-years-old when one day at the orphanage she was ordered to go to the infirmary and infected with the disease . Federico Mesa (above) was a solider who was forcibly injected with syphilis as a soldier and passed it along to his family . In a $1billion lawsuit, 750 plaintiffs claim Johns Hopkins (above) approved and helped to plan the study, which ran from 1945 to 1956 . Marta Orellana was just 9-years-old when one day at the orphanage she was ordered to go to the infirmary. She was told the lie down and spread her legs, which she resisted at first, but eventually succumbed to the doctors around her. At that point she claims that men with gauze or cotton on their fingers penetrated her, infecting her with syphilis. A few weeks later they called her in to take fluid from her spine, and she says when she turned around to look it was yellow. Even after the study ended she recalls one instance in which she saw one of her doctors and was convinced he was going to kidnap her to continue studying her. In addition to orphans, soldiers, prisoners, mental patients and prostitutes were also sought out for the study. Prostitutes in particular, who would be injected with the disease and then sent to sleep with prisoners. Marta Ruiz's (above) husband was infected, and she gave birth to one child who did not have a brain . Ruiz's other child was born severely handicapped (above) Marta Cesarea Pérez Ruiz did not get infected with the disease during the experiemnt, but her husband did, and it caused major problems with two of their children when he passed it along to her. One was born without a brain, while another was born with syphilis which was left untreated, and is now severely handicapped. Another woman, Victoria, was born blind, which she believes to be a result of her father having been infected with

Summary: Victims and their families of a US study that infected individuals with syphilis in Guatemala without their knowledge are suing Johns Hopkins . In a $1billion lawsuit, 750 plaintiffs claim the college approved and helped to plan the study, which ran from 1945 to 1956 . The victims were mostly orphans, children, prisoners, soldiers, prostitutes and mental patients . Marta Orellana was just 9 years old when one day at the orphanage she was ordered to go to the infirmary and infected with the disease . Federico Mesa was a solider who was forcibly injected with syphilis as a soldier and passed it along to his family . Marta Ruiz's husband was infected, and she gave birth to one child who did not have a brain and another who is severely handicapped . Another woman, Victoria, claims she was born blind because he father was infected . Blindness, deformities, and death are just some of the problems babies born with congenital syphilis face . A lawyer for Johns Hopkins has called the suit 'baseless'


A man who stabbed a young father to death has been filmed partying with prison hooch and singing to explicit rap lyrics in a sickening jail video. Dashem Tesfamichael, 30, is seen in the 50-second clip captured on a banned mobile phone as he dances outside his cell with other inmates at Coldingley prison in Surrey. He clutches a glass of the homemade illegal brew in the clip, which also shows a stash of drink bottles, biscuits and crisps on a window ledge, before it was shared with friends on WhatsApp. Scroll down for video . Dashem Tesfamichael, 30, who was jailed for stabbing a young father, has been filmed partying behind bars . He was caught on camera drinking illegal alcohol and dancing to explicit rap music with other inmates at Coldingley prison in Surrey . Prison officers reportedly turned a blind eye to the partying, which happened in the run-up to Christmas in December last year. Tesfamichael was jailed for life with a minimum of 13 years after he used a broken champagne bottle to stab Olu Olagbaju, 26, in Shadan's nightclub in the City of London in December 2006. The music producer collapsed and died after the attack, where witnesses described seeing the young father being held with his arms behind his back before he was stabbed in the chest. Eritrean-born Tesfamichael, then 23 and living in Camden, north London, made his getaway in a Mercedes before fleeing to Italy and then Miami, U.S., before he was extradited back to Britain. The 50-second video clip was captured on a banned mobile phone and shared with friends on WhatsApp . Eritrean-born Tesfamichael will spend a minimum of 13 years behind bars for the stabbing of Olu Olagbaju, 26 . Mr Olagbaju was looking forward to the birth of his second child with fiancee Terri Jacob, who he already had a daughter with, when he was killed. The Ministry of Justice launched an internal investigation at the Category C prison, which houses 500 inmates, and dealt with those involved. A spokesperson from the Prison Service said: 'All identified prisoners have faced disciplinary action. This type of behaviour will not be tolerated.' Tesfamichael wears a grey vest as he dances around the prison with another inmate, who wears sunglasses . The footage also shows a stash of drinks bottles, crisps and biscuits being stored on a window ledge . The video has outraged members of the public after it was shared on social media. Vikki Heywood, wrote on Facebook: 'I think it's disgusting the stuff they can get up to in prison these days. I've seen other ones of take aways and stuff like that. 'They are there to be punished not rewarded. If they have it soo cosy they will never learn from there's mistakes [sic].' Richard Jones added: 'What's more shameless is that it's the authorities allowing the "party" to take place.' Others described it as 'shocking' and 'disgraceful'. Dashem Tesfamichael (left) stabbed Olu Olagbaju, 26, (right) with a broken champagne bottle at a London nighclub in December 2006 .

Summary: Dashem Tesfamichael, 30, filmed dancing outside cell at Coldingley prison . He was jailed for life after stabbing Olu Olagbaju with a champagne bottle . Footage shows stash of drink and snacks and was shared on WhatsApp . Prison officers said to turn blind eye to the partying in December, last year .


Inter Milan will propose a loan with view to a permanent £15million deal for Manchester City misfit Stevan Jovetic. The 25-year-old striker is keen to return to Italy after making just 39 appearances since his £22million move from Fiorentina in 2013. City would prefer the money up front and are reluctant to agree to a loan deal for the Montenegro international. Former Manchester City boss Roberto Mancini is keen on bringing Stevan Jovetic and Yaya Toure to Inter . Jovetic, pictured with referee Neil Swarbrick, has started just 11 Premier League games so far this season . Negotiations took place on Thursday and will continue again over the coming weeks as they try to strike a solution. Inter remain keen on Jovetic's Manchester City team-mate Yaya Toure. Toure recently hinted he could be keen on a move away from the Etihad Stadium as he is open to 'new challenges'. Ivorian ace Toure has hinted he could leave the Etihad Stadium by revealing he is open to 'new challenges'

Summary: Inter Milan are keen on signing Man City's Stevan Jovetic on loan deal . The Italian outfit want to have option of signing Jovetic for £15m . Roberto Mancini is also keen on sealing reunion with Yaya Toure . READ: Manchester City will miss Toure when he decides to leave .


Islamic State have reportedly launched their own 'health service', bearing remarkable similarities to the publicly funded British health service, the National Health Service (NHS). Known as the Islamic State Health Service (ISHS), even the acronym appears to be an unimaginative copy of the UK's free health system. The video features an Australian pediatrician and an Indian physiologist, urging foreign doctors to travel to Syria and help ISIS with their new health care service. Emerging last night on social media, the video's poster show a cropped image of a doctor, wearing an NHS style blue surgical scrubs, almost identical to images seen on the British healthcare service's leaflets. The video's poster shows a cropped image of a doctor, wearing an NHS style blue surgical scrubs which appear almost identical to images seen on the British healthcare service's leaflets. A stethoscope can be seen hanging around the male doctor's neck and a small microphone appears to be attached to his gown, suggesting the health worker was interviewed. An electrocardiogram and the outline of an x-ray also appear in the western style health service poster. Billed as the 'Islamic State Dewan of Health', the video features an Australian doctor, known as Abu Yusuf al-Australi. It is unclear of his real identity but it is possible he is a convert. Abu Yusuf says: 'My name is Abu Yusuf. I am one of the media team in Raqqa.I made hijrah from Australia to the Islamic State to live under the khilafah. 'I saw this as part of my jihad for Islam, to help the Muslim Ummah (community) in the area that I could which is the medical field.' The video features an Australian doctor, known as Abu Yusuf al-Australi. The doctor is shown monitoring and handling babies in a maternity unit as well as teaching another doctor how to care for the infant patients. One patient is shown being attended to by a Syrian doctor. The video also shows off new medical students being taught how to treat patients. The doctor is shown monitoring and handling babies in a maternity unit as well as teaching another doctor how to care for the infant patients. He says: 'When I got here, I was very happy I made the decision and I was a little bit saddened by how long I delayed it. I wish i had come a lot sooner. 'After being her, it is disappointing to think how many fellow Muslims brothers and sisters in the medical field, who are doctors and nurses, physios, who are still living in the West and are unfortunately the Muslims living here are suffering, not necessary a lack of equipment or medicine but a mainly a lack of qualified medical care.' The video also features an Indian physiologist called Abu Muqatil al-Hindi. The physiologist encourages more doctors to travel to Syria to help the struggling medical service. Abu Yusuf al-Australi is insistent that despite the heavy losses suffered recently by ISIS, the extremist group's medical service is coping well. The Aussie doctor is insistent despite the heavy losses suffered recently by

Summary: New video features an Australian doctor called Abu Yusuf al-Australi and an Indian doctor called Abu Muqatil al-Hindi . Both doctors appear to be desperately struggling with the tide of patients, calling for any Westerners with medical skills to travel to Syria . Poster bears striking resemblance to an NHS poster, featuring a doctor wearing blue scrubs and a stethoscope . Nine British medical students recently traveled from Sudan to Syria and are believed to have joined ISIS last month . Notorious British jihadi Aqsa Mahmood studied radiography and could be drafted into working at Raqqa hospital .


Grandparents have pleaded for the safe return to Australia of two young children whose mother took them from Melbourne to the Islamic State capital in Syria. Former Melbourne woman Dullel Kassab fled to Raqqa in Syria with her children last year, and she regularly boasts on Twitter that her four-year-old daughter and two-year-old son sleep with toy guns next to their beds and her daughter likes watching IS videos of 'Muslims killing bad ppl.' The children's paternal grandparents say they are worried Kassab, 28, is 'brainwashing' the children, after their father was killed near the Syria-Turkey border last year, The Herald Sun reported. Former Melbourne woman Dullel Kassab fled to Raqqa in Syria from Melbourne with her children last year . Kassab posts pictures to Twitter of airstrikes hitting blocks away from their Raqqa apartment . 'We miss the children a lot. Their safety and religion has been compromised and we are deeply worried but unable to do anything about it,' a family spokesman told the Herald Sun. 'We pray they come back but it does not look good.' Kassab's Twitter paints a picture of their life in the city the terrorist group IS have made their headquarters, where the children cannot go to school and airstrikes hit blocks away from their apartment. The 28-year-old has a new husband, as the Islamic State does not permit unmarried foreign women to stay in Raqqa. In social media posts she boasts about her children's distaste for Kuffar (non-believers). A photo of another airstrike a day later. The children's paternal grandparents say they are worried Kassab, 28, is 'brainwashing' the children, after their father was killed near the Syria-Turkey border last year . On her Twitter account she boasts about her children's distaste for Kuffar (non-believers) 'My 4y/o encouraging her little bro to eat his eggs – "C'mon eat ur eggs so u can be big & strong & fight the Kuffar!" Allah yehmikum! [sic]' she wrote in December. '#Awkward Just asked my 4yo wat she wants 2 watch.. "Muslims killing bad ppl" (i.e. #IS vids obv not beheading ones) LOL [sic],' she wrote in October. Kassab has also complained the 12 to 17-year-olds are now regarded as children when 'in the past they were warriors'. And during the Sydney Lindt café siege in December last year she sent a series of tweets joking that it was exciting. 'This is the most excitement Sydney has seen since the 2000 Olympics!' she posted. Kassab also posts pictures of the Islamic State capital - including this of a 'double rainbow' And during the Sydney Lindt café siege last year Kassab sent a series of tweets joking that it was 'exciting' 'I guess attack the coffee shop wasn't a bad idea, It's a long night… One needs caffeine and chocolate!! [sic]' Kassab also posts pictures of the Islamic State capital, and of Nutella and Twix and Snickers chocolate bars with the caption: 'Im really appreciating #globalization right about now! #SimplePleasures Another reason to love #IS [sic].' The 28-year-old's father Jalal Kassab said he was worried about his grandchildren

Summary: Grandparents have pleaded for the safe return of two children in Syria . Former Melbourne woman Dullel Kassab fled to Raqqa in Syria with her four-year-old daughter and two-year-old son last year . She said her daughter likes watching IS videos of 'Muslims killing bad ppl'


Four very terrified puppies strapped in a cage to the roof of a van moving on the freeway were rescued after dozens of concerned drivers called 911 and police pulled over the car. Wendell Steiner, his wife, and their four children were stopped by police in Akron, Ohio during their 300-mile journey from Nova, Ohio to Pennsylvania. Although Mitt Romney was governor of Massachusetts and not the Buckeye State, the former presidential candidate famously came under fire during his 2012 run for the White House after it was revealed he once drove for 12 hours with his Irish Setter Seamus on top of his car in a carrier. Scroll down for video . Four very terrified puppies strapped in a cage to the roof of a van moving on the freeway were rescued after dozens of concerned drivers called 911 and police pulled over the car . Wendell Steiner, his wife, and their four children were stopped by police in Akron, Ohio during their 300-mile journey from Nova, Ohio to Pennsylvania . Mitt Romney (left) came under fire when it was revealed he once drove for 12 hours with his dog on his car . Steiner's mixed-breed puppies were wind-battered and huddled together in the cage when they were rescued, but had no injuries, according to Sgt. Kris Beitzel. 'I didn't see any injuries. They would not leave each other,' she told WKYC. 'They had urinated all over the inside of the cage. When I tried to get them out, they were trying to crawl back in.' The cage was covered on three sides with a blanket but its rear was left exposed. Beitzel said that when she asked the father why the dogs were not riding in the car as well, he responded that there wasn't room because he had 'far more important things to put in the car, meaning his children'. Steiner told police the puppies belong to his father, according to the Akron Beacon Journal. He said they were transporting the dogs to his wife's family in Pennsylvania because his father could no longer keep them. Akron Police Sgt Kris Beitzel (left) tended to the four dogs in the cage while the two sisters closely kept watch . Beitzel said the Mennonite family 'had no idea what they were doing was wrong'. 'They couldn't understand what all the tension was about,' she told Buzzfeed. 'In that culture they just look at puppies as livestock. They don't look at them as pets the way we do.' The family, who said they had no idea it was illegal to transport animals on top of a moving vehicle, were let go with a warning. 'If I had known, I'd never agree to it,' Steiner told the Akon Beacon Journal. 'I would have kept them in Nova.' The family handed the puppies over to the police, and Beitzel said she believes the 'traumatized' puppies will come around 'with a little love and attention'. He said they were transporting the dogs to his wife's family in Pennsylvania because his father could no longer keep

Summary: The puppies were being transported by an Ohio Mennonite family of six . Wendell Steiner said he offered to bring the puppies to his wife's family in Pennsylvania because his father could no longer take care of them . He said he was unaware it was illegal to transport animals on the roof a car . The puppies were handed over to police, who let family go with a warning . Romney admitted to driving 12 hours with his dog in carrier on top of his car .


John Sutton Jr has spent the first Saturday of May the same way since he was 8 years old - on the sidelines of the Kentucky Derby. To commemorate his dedication to horse racing, Churchill Downs - the track that hosts the race every year - is inviting the 84-year-old man to attend his 76th-straight Kentucky Derby as their special guest on May 2. This week, Sutton invited a reporter from WAVE 3 into the Louisville home he shares with his wife of 61 years Doris, where she spoke about his very first Derby and showed off his impressive collection of racing memorabilia. Scroll down for video . Dedicated: Churchill Downs is inviting John Sutton Jr, 84, to attend the Kentucky Derby as their special guest on May 2, since he has attended every race for the past 76 years . Winner, winner: Sutton was just 8 years old in 1940 when his father brought him to his first race, and the two bet against the favorite on a horse called Gallahadion, which ended up winning the race . Among the masses: Above, a view of the crowds at Churchill Downs on the day of the 1940 race . Sutton says he was just 8 years old in 1940 when his blacksmith father brought him to his first Kentucky Derby. 'Once the race started, we would crash the gates, so to speak to get on the rail or wherever we could get,' Sutton recalled. That year, Sutton and his father decided to bet on the horse Gallahadion, instead of the favorite, Bimelech. And to their delight, Gallahadion pulled through to an unexpected victory that helped cement Sutton's love for the sport. Living history: Sutton has collected a program from every Kentucky Derby he has attended and keeps them in a binder at home. Above, some of the early years . Through the years: The Derby programs got more and more colorful over the years . Keepsakes: In addition to programs, Sutton has Kentucky Derby glasses stretching back more than seven decades . Autographs: Sutton got jockeys to sign several of his programs, which he proudly displays in frames at home . Entry: Above, some of the tickets Sutton has collected from the Kentucky Derby since 1940 . An eye for champions: Sutton won $600 dollars in 19567, when he bet on the winning horse Proud Clarion. Proud Clarion and jockey Bobby Ussery pictured above after placing first at Churchill Downs . Every year since then, Sutton has attended the Kentucky Derby and has collected each year's program since then, which he keeps in a binder at home. He also has kept a collection of his tickets, Derby glasses from the more than seven decades he has attended the race as well as pins and and other programs signed by jockeys. In his early years attending the Derby, Sutton says the day involved a bit of hard work going around to each betting window to buy tickets for his parents, and picking them up snacks for the main event on the way back.

Summary: John Sutton Jr was just 8 years old in 1940, when his blacksmith father took him to his first Kentucky Derby . The 84-year-old Louisville native hasn't missed a race since, and has amassed an impressive collection of memorabilia over the past 76 races . Churchill Downs, the racing grounds that hosts the competition, has invited Sutton to watch the event for free as a special guest on May 2 .


More than 400 extra officers have been drafted in by British Transport Police with rivals Manchester United, Liverpool and Leeds United all in London this weekend. The force hare been faced with a unique set of circumstances and have acted swiftly to ensure they will be ready to deal with any flashpoints. United head to Stamford Bridge on Saturday to take on Chelsea in a 5pm kick-off while Roses rivals Leeds are at Charlton Athletic for a 3pm start. British Transport Police have drafted in 400 extra officers to help with crowds in London over the weekend . Liverpool take on Aston Villa at Wembley on Sunday with thousands of fans of both sides expected to descend on the capital 24 hours earlier. Sportsmail understands officers will be stationed on trains travelling down from the north and the Midlands. Extra officers will also be present at mainline and underground stations. Rivals Manchester United, Leeds and Liverpool will all be in the capital over the weekend . Chief Superintendent Paul Brogden, of British Transport Police (BTP), said there would be a visible presence from his officers. 'With two FA Cup semi-finals at Wembley, and several other football matches taking place across London, this weekend is set to be a busy one for the transport network,' he explained. 'The public can expect to see BTP officers at stations and onboard trains, ensuring everyone travels safely to and from the games. Trains can become busy during big sporting events such as this and we would urge fans to consider other passengers at all times. Officers will be stationed on trains travelling from the north and the Midlands ahead of the weekend . 'We will not tolerate intimidating or anti-social behaviour by those intent on spoiling the day for genuine supporters and the wider travelling public. BTP officers will deal robustly with anyone caught committing crime.' This season has seen a number of high-profile incidents at stations and on trains. After the Capital One Cup Final in March a number of Chelsea fans were accused of racist behaviour on a service from London Euston to Manchester Piccadilly while Leeds United supporters were named as the worst offenders for causing problems on trains while United had the worst record in the Premier League.

Summary: 400 extra officers drafted in by the British Transport Police this weekend . Rivals Manchester United, Liverpool and Leeds will all be in London . United face Chelsea and Leeds travel to Charlton Athletic on Saturday . Liverpool face Aston Villa in the FA Cup semi-final at Wembley Stadium .


The suspected killer of a teenage CBBC star confessed to his girlfriend before fleeing to Nigeria on his brother's passport, a court has heard. Jeffrey Okafor, 24, of East Dulwich, south east London, is accused of stabbing Carl Beatson-Asiedu to death outside a nightclub in the summer of 2009. The 19-year-old victim, known as DJ Charmz, had been leaving the Club Life Nightclub in Vauxhall's Goding Street, in London, with a group of friends after performing a set when a group of men approached them, the court heard. Carl Beatson Asiedu (left) was stabbed to death outside a nightclub by Jeffrey Okafor (right) who then fled to Nigeria on his brother's passport . Opening the trial, Sarah Whitehouse QC, prosecuting, told Woolwich Crown Court that three people had been specifically targeted in the attack including Mr Beatson-Asiedu, a Francis Xavier College student who appeared in CBBC spy show MI High. Peter Lama, also 19, was stabbed in the buttock by Okafor's friend Abu Mansaray while Jermaine Coker was chased by Junior Ademujimi-Falade but escaped. Mr Lama managed to return to the club, where bouncers locked the doors and called the police. Minutes later, Mr Beatson Asiedu was seen staggering along Goding Street before collapsing in the road. His friends bundled him into the back of a car and rang for an ambulance, but police stopped the speeding vehicle as they struggled to find St Thomas' Hospital. He was pronounced dead at 5.36am, with a post-mortem examination concluding that he had died from a single stab-wound to his heart. Ms Whitehouse said: 'Carl Beatson wasn't so fortunate.' 'The prosecution say that Jeffrey Okafor was the person who drew a knife, stabbed him and killed him.' Okafor, who had no connection with his alleged victim, had been at the club with Ademujimi-Falade and another friend Bolaji Kako-Are. Ms Whitehouse continued: 'Junior Flade and Bolaji Kako-Are had also attended Francis Xavier College - the same college as Carl Beatson and Peter Lama. The 19-year-old victim had been leaving the Club Life Nightclub in Vauxhall's Goding Street, in London, with a group of friends after performing a set when a group of men approached them, the court heard . 'It seems there had been trouble between the two groups in the past. In particular, the other group had targeted Carl Beatson at school and had threatened to hit him. 'However, the two groups had often seen each other at parties since then and, although they did not mix, there had been no further trouble. 'It is not clear, and will probably never be known what led up to this killing of Carl Beatson. 'You might hear that there was some ill feeling between some members of the two groups but there's nothing serious enough in the background to explain why knives should be drawn.' She added that Okafor had been part of a larger group which set upon the victim's smaller group at around 5am. As well as appearing in the CBBC show, Mr Beatson-Asiedu had also helped to form a music group called Kidnplay and

Summary: Carl Beatson-Asiedu, 19, was stabbed to death outside a nightclub in 2009 . Suspected killer Jeffrey Okafor, 24, had confessed to his girlfriend . He then then went on the run to Nigeria for five years until last November .


Lindsey Vonn made another appearance in Augusta on Thursday to cheer on her golfer boyfriend Tiger Woods while he goes after a fifth Masters championship after back surgery temporarily put his career on ice last year. Woods' children weren't around this time, though. And without them, ski champ Vonn looked less like the beautiful stepmom and more like a girlfriend concerned for her struggling beau. Vonn's sympathy should come as no surprise, not only because she is girlfriend. She's also come roaring back from her own terrible injuries. Scroll down for video . There for Tiger: Ski champ Lindsey Vonn looked a little teed off at the first day of the Masters in Augusta, Georgia, on Thursday as her beau Tiger made some high profile mistakes . Not happy: Tiger tossed his driver after hitting off the ninth tee and sending the ball onto the first fairway during first round play of the Masters golf tournament at the Augusta National Golf Course in Augusta, Georgia Thursday . The 30-year-old's right knee has been rebuilt not once but twice. And Tiger is no doubt hoping he can pull off a feat like Vonn's breathtaking return to alpine skiing, in which she most recently won her 67th World Cup downhill skiiing championship, according to the New York Times. Still, Vonn appeared worried as she watched Woods flash his notorious temper on a couple of errant shots as he struggled to prove he's still No. 1 worldwide--and not No. 111, where his rank plummeted following back surgery last year. Vonn appeared to sweat it out along with Tiger after he yanked his tee shot into the adjacent first fairway and let the club fall from his hands in disgust while he stood frozen, staring incredulously at the flight of his ball. Woods bent his third shot around a tree and onto the green before two-putting for bogey to stand seven shots behind the early pacesetter. Been there: Vonn has struggled with her own injuries. The Olympic gold medalist has had two major knee surgeries in the last few years . Take a cue from his girlfriend: Woods can only hope to have the comeback that Vonn had. She won her 67th World Cup win and 18th season title after coming back from her second knee surgery . Holding strong: Vonn appeared tense as she watched Tiger struggle to get back into form following some early flubs on the first day of the Masters . Gathering himself, Woods pulled off a skillful shot from the pine straw, hooking the ball to the back of the green . Low scores were readily available thanks to soft greens at Augusta National Golf Club and 29 players were under par as Woods began the back nine on a warm, gentle day at Augusta. The 39-year-old American, who missed last year's Masters after surgery, three-putted the first hole for a bogey but balanced that with a birdie at the par-five second after a great approach shot to five feet. He then failed to cash in at the short par-four third

Summary: Tiger Woods, back in August, Georgia, after missing the Masters last year following surgery hopes to pull of a stunning return to greatness . His girlfriend Vonn managed to come back after surgery that followed a devastating knee injury and win her 18th World Cup, a women's record .


Cigarette-smoking teenagers hit a new low last year as youngsters turn to e-cigarettes instead, a study has revealed. Around two million high school students admitted to buying vaporizers in 2014 - more than triple the 660,000 recorded the year before. But smoking of traditional cigarettes plummeted to about nine per cent. On the rise: Around two million high school students now admit to buying e-cigarettes . The CDC report, released on Thursday, is based on a national survey of about 22,000 students at middle schools and high schools, both public and private. Tom Frieden, CDC director, remarked that the results are 'alarming' and 'shocking'. 'What's most surprising is how incredibly rapid the use of products other than cigarettes has increased,' Frieden said in an interview quoted by The Washington Post. 'It is subjecting another generation of our children to an addictive substance.' E-cigarettes typically deliver nicotine, propylene glycol, glycerin and flavorings through inhaled vapor. They have been on sale in the United States since 2006, but this is the first year that the Centers for Disease Control has measured their use. It follows a government-funded study released in December which found similar trends, leading experts to warn of a potential 'epidemic of teen tobacco use'. 'The concern is that e-cigarette advertising is recruiting intermediate risk adolescents to nicotine use- kids who would not otherwise have started smoking,' said James Sargent, of Dartmouth Hitchcock's Norris Cotton Cancer Center in a paper published in the journal Pediatrics. There are currently more than 400 brands of 'e-cigs' available. E-cigs contain far fewer cancer-causing and other toxic substances than cigarettes, however their long-term effects on health and nicotine dependence are unknown. The popularity of e-cigarettes, which typically deliver nicotine, propylene glycol, glycerin and flavorings through inhaled vapor, has increased in the past five years. 'These are kids who might go on to smoke cigarettes, which are much better at delivering nicotine than e-cigarettes. 'If this pattern of use is adopted by adolescents in the continental U.S., we could be in for an epidemic of teen tobacco use in this country that could greatly reduce the overall benefits to public health of e-cigarettes.' Researchers have been critical of the fact that packaging and marketing of e-cigarettes is not regulated, and that manufacturers' opportunities to target adolescents are wide open, absent FDA regulation of these products. There are currently more than 400 brands of 'e-cigs' available in the US. E-cigs contain far fewer cancer-causing and other toxic substances than cigarettes, however their long-term effects on health and nicotine dependence are unknown. The CDC study also revealed that about nine per cent of teenagers surveyed said they had tried hookahs.

Summary: Two million high school students admitted to using e-cigarettes in 2014 . That is an increase of 13 per cent from the 660,000 recorded in 2013 . Traditional cigarette use has plummeted by 9 per cent, CDC study shows . Experts warn e-cigarette marketing is not regulated .


The elderly husband who has been charged with the murder of two women in Victoria nearly 24 years ago - one of them being his wife - has described the accusations as 'bizarre'. Robert Penny told the Herald Sun that he was shocked when police charged him with murdering Claire Acocks and his wife Margaret Penny at Old London Coiffure Hairdressers in Portland on May 3, 1991, about 350km west of Melbourne. The 83-year-old, of Malvern East, has spoken out since he briefly appeared at Melbourne Magistrates court on Monday. Margaret Penny was murdered in a hair salon in Portland, Victoria on May 3, 1991 . Also brutally murdered at Old London Coiffure Hairdressers was Claire Acocks . Nearly 24 years after the horrific event Margaret's husband Robert Denny, 83, has been charged with two counts of murder . 'It's been hanging over my head for a year and it's not having a very good effect on me. Not knowing anything about it, really, and to be charged with a double murder - what the hell would I want to murder someone for?' Mr Penny told the Herald Sun. 'They had some new faces in the police force that were investigating and they suddenly decided it was my problem... It's just bizarre.' Mr Penny also revealed that he called his late-wife's sister, Ann Bryden, to further plead his innocence a day after facing court. 'He rang and said, "I didn't do it, why would I kill her? We were in love",' Ms Bryden told the Herald Sun. Ms Bryden then said that she does not believe Mr Penny killed his wife. Penny was not required to speak during the hearing on Monday that lasted less than five minutes . Homicide police investigator Tom Hogan - the police informant in the murder hearing - leaving the Melbourne Magistrates Court on Monday . Lawyer Rob Starry, who is representing Robert Penny, outside court on Monday . Unsteady on his feet in the dock, Penny was not required to speak during the hearing that lasted less than five minutes on Monday. Claire Acocks and Margaret Penny were found badly beaten, repeatedly stabbed, with their throats cut and were wrapped in black hair wraps, the Herald Sun reported. His current wife was in court on the day, and the accused was seen waving at the woman - who reportedly has concerns about her elderly husband's health. Police launched a cold case investigation into the murders in 2006, and Penny resurfaced as a suspect last year, despite being cleared of any involvement during the original investigation. He was remanded in custody to appear in the Melbourne Magistrates Court for a committal mention on July 6. Penny was remanded in custody to appear in the Melbourne Magistrates Court for a committal mention on July 6, and is expected to apply for bail on Monday afternoon . Tim Acock, son of murder victim Claire Acocks, was also in attendance . Mr Acocks (right) was a young constable at the time of his mother's murder and one of the first

Summary: Robert Penny, 83, is charged with the murder of two women in 1991 . He has since spoken out and described his charges as 'bizarre' One of the victims was his wife Margaret Penny, the other Claire Acocks . Pair were found stabbed, their throats cut and were wrapped in hair wraps . Penny was cleared of any involvement in the initial investigation .


Southampton manager Ronald Koeman admits Morgan Schneiderlin may have played his last game for the club. The midfielder has been ruled out for the rest of the season with a knee ligament injury, but Tottenham are weighing up a bid for the 25-year-old, who has two years left on his £30,000-a-week contract, . Interest from Arsenal was rejected by Southampton last summer, but Koeman says the upcoming transfer window will be more testing for a player with ambitions to play in the Champions League. Morgan Schneiderlin may have played his last game for Southampton after damaging knee ligaments . The French midfielder has been linked with a move to Arsenal and Tottenham this summer . Southampton manager Ronald Koeman has admitted that Schneiderlin may leave the club this summer . The Southampton boss said: ‘It’s more difficult (than last year), I understand because I got the possibility as a player to change team and go to a big team, Barcelona, from Holland. ‘We try to keep him for longer, we do everything, but there is a “stop” where we can’t do more and then it’s all about the decision of the player. ‘I don’t know (if he’s played his last game), or about interest or about bids. We would like to keep everybody but sometimes it’s difficult. There aren’t any serious bids for the player. He is happy but it’s up to him.’ While Koeman says that Schneiderlin's season is over, the player himself has not given up on making it back before the end of May. He tweeted: 'Sad about my injury .. I am not giving up on coming back before the end of the season !Thanks to everyone for their support !' Koeman also conceded that he may be forced to consider selling Nathaniel Clyne if the England right back does not sign a new contract within the next 10 days. Manchester United have shown interest in Clyne, who is entering the last year of his deal, and despite the offer to make him one of Saints’ best-paid players, he is stalling on signing. ‘The club is offering the maximum we can,’ Koeman said. ‘In football if you go into your last season of a contract, we don’t like that.’ Koeman also conceded that he may have to consider selling Nathaniel Clyne if he does not sign a new contract .

Summary: Morgan Schneiderlin ruled out for rest of the season with ligament damage . Southampton midfielder suffered injury in draw with Tottenham . Manager Ronald Koeman admitted he may have played last game for club . Schneiderlin has been linked with moves to Arsenal and Tottenham . Saints travel to relegation-threatened Sunderland at the weekend .


Top marks for Saskia, the girlfriend of an Arsenal fan who aced a written exam on all things Gunners to save their relationship and whose mostly correct responses have gone viral. Saskia, 17, whose username is @saskiaisabxlla, posted excerpts of the exam on Monday with the message ‘Boyfriend made me take an @Arsenal exam.’ For Saskia (surname withheld), the stakes were high before she scored 43.5 out of a possible 50 points, or 87 per cent. By the grading system of her boyfriend, who didn’t want to be identified, that constitutes an A. Saskia, 17, aced the 'Arsenal exam' given by her boyfriend with a score of 43.5 out of 50 or 87 per cent . ‘Well done, Saskia. As a result, I will not be dumping you [lucky you],’ he wrote in red pen on the cover of the test along with some feedback. The post has since been retweeted 9,600 times, almost five times for each of her 1,900 or so followers, with widespread congratulations coming from Gunners fans. ‘Could have performed better in Q17,’ a question in which she was asked to explain ‘why Alexis Sanchez is better than Eden Hazard.’ Her responses included ‘Sanchez is buff’ and that ‘he scores a lot of goals’. A derogatory comment about Hazard, the newly crowned PFA Player of the Year, got extra marks. She told Sportsmail: 'After the Arsenal vs Chelsea game the previous Sunday, he told me "I might make make an Arsenal exam for you". At first I thought he was joking but then I thought it would be funny to do it. 'Over the time that we have been together I managed to adopt his interest and learnt a lot about football in the process. So the following day I took it under his watch to make sure I didn't cheat. He marked it based on his own grade boundaries and I did better than he expected. 'I tweeted it the same evening, but we never expected it to get this far. I've had mixed reception but most of it was positive, some even calling him a "legend". He said that our relationship was on the line but he was bluffing and used it as a tool to motivate me. 'A few took it too seriously but at the end of the day it was just something that we did together for fun and was meant to be humorous and lighthearted.' Saskia correctly identified the Arsenal away strip although she didn't recall the score of the 2014 FA Cup final . Club loyalty was an important part of the exam and Saskia knew the score when it came to Sanchez v Hazard . Saskia’s recall of last year’s FA Cup final was also tested, but she mustn’t have been paying attention that day when the Gunners beat Hull 3-2 (not 2-0) and Aaron Ramsey scored the winner (not Olivier Giroud). After correctly identifying a yellow Gunners shirt as the away strip, Saskia was asked to name the entire Arsenal starting XI with their positions for 22 points. She

Summary: Twitter user Saskia, 17, posted 'Arsenal exam' result on social media . She scored 87 per cent and her boyfriend said he wouldn't dump her . Questions covered club history, current players and club loyalty .


Small businesses and restaurants will be forced to close over the Easter long weekend as they struggle to cover the costs of penalty rates on public holidays. Many operators across the country will face penalty rates of up to two-and-a-half times regular pay that would allow young workers to earn around $50 an hour as a casual. But the Australian Chamber of Commerce has launched a campaign in a bid for small businesses to voice their concerns and call on the federal government to make changes to the penalty rates. The Too Big to Ignore campaign will allow small retailers and hospitality businesses to put up posters in their windows explaining why they are closed. 'We're sorry we're closed today. We'd like to be able to serve you. We'd like to give local people jobs. But the penalty rates are too high,' the posters will read. Some young workers who earn up to $50 on public holidays will not be able to earn money this weekend . The campaign will allow small businesses to put up posters in their windows explaining why they are closed . ACCI chief executive Kate Carnell said businesses that remain open are expected to lose money, with the extra holiday trade cancelled out by the extra wage costs. 'This is a lose-lose situation,' Ms Carnell said. 'Customers lose because the services they want are harder to access; staff lose because they don't get the hours many are seeking at work; and business proprietors lose because they get little benefit from the holiday traffic.' The campaign will also allow businesses that remain open over the public holidays the option to display a sign in their windows to explain why they are operating with reduced staff. 'We will be open today to serve our loyal customers. We will have fewer staff than we wished. We'd like to give local people jobs. But the penalty rates are too high,' the poster will read. The penalty rates will come into force from Good Friday to Easter Monday in retail, restaurant, hotel, pharmacy, fast food, dry cleaning, amusements and hair and beauty sectors. This means a casual retail shop assistant or a fast food employee is paid a minimum $50.94 an hour and a person working behind a bar is paid at least $49.55 an hour on public holidays. The penalty rates will come into force across Good Friday, Saturday, Sunday and Easter Monday . The campaign will also allow businesses that remain open over the public holidays the option to display a sign in their windows to explain why they are operating with reduced staff . Small businesses will struggle to open their doors due to the cost of penalty rates on public holidays . But the Australian Unions has claimed workers are being subjected to a false and misleading campaign about penalty rates by employer groups in the lead up to Easter. ACTU President Ged Kearney said the business community are using the Easter break as a justification to attack penalty rates by saying it's unaffordable to hire more workers.

Summary: Small businesses will be forced to close over the Easter long weekend . Penalty rates of up to two-and-a-half times pay are affecting employees . The inflated penalty rates allow casual workers to earn up to $50 an hour . The Australian Chamber of Commerce has called on the federal government to make changes to the penalty rates to help small operators . But Unions has claimed workers are being subjected to a false and misleading campaign .


A Libyan rapper has released a new music video in which he is seen seen performing his music in front of dramatic scenes of civil war. Calling himself 'Volcano', the 31-year-old musician was filmed wearing hip hop-style clothing as he stands in front of missile launchers and burning buildings in the conflict-ravaged city of Benghazi. Libya's second largest city was seized by the hardline Islamist group Ansar al-Sharia in July last year and intense fighting between the rebels and regime forces over the past few months have reduced much of Benghazi to rubble - apparently an ideal backdrop to Volcano's rap videos. Scroll down for video . Warzone: Calling himself 'Volcano', the 31-year-old musician was filmed wearing hip hop-style clothing as he stands in front of missile launchers and burning buildings in the conflict-ravaged city of Benghazi . Guns: Rapping in Arabic, Volcano is pictured holding a large assault rifle and surrounded by armed fighters . Vehicle: Volcano stands in front of a pick-up truck that has been modified to carry a massive machine gun . Volcano's video begins by showing him making a phone call in a quiet backstreet but soon cuts to amateur footage of explosions and shots of the rapper performing in front of burning buildings. Rapping in Arabic, Volcano is pictured holding a large assault rifle and standing in front of pick-up trucks that have been modified to carry massive machine guns. Seconds later he and a group of armed militants are seen standing in front of a tank in a heavily shelled courtyard as they pose for the camera while artillery vehicles fire their weapons. At one point Volcano - who wears expensive boots, jeans, a baseball jacket, sunglasses and gold chains - gives the thumbs up to the camera while standing in front of the burning rubble of a destroyed building. Elsewhere in the video the rapper wears military-style fatigues, although his well-groomed beard and spotless white trainers make him stand out among the exhausted fighters wearing bullet-proof vests and battered combat gear. Although he appears in the war zone wielding a guns, it is not clear whether Volcano is simply using the civil war backdrop for effect or if he is actually involved in the conflict. It is also unclear whether the fighters he appears alongside are rebels or members of the Libyan National Army. Costume changes: Volcano alternates between wearing expensive boots, jeans, a baseball jacket, sunglasses and gold chains (left) and military-style fatigues (right). His well-groomed beard and spotless white trainers make him stand out among the exhausted-looking fighters he surrounds himself with, however . It is not clear whether Volcano is using the civil war backdrop for effect, or if he is involved in the conflict . The most senior member of the Gaddafi clan has laid the blame of the migrant shipwreck that killed about 950 people on the western countries which helped overthrow Colonel Gaddafi. Ahmed Gaddaf al-Dam, a former minister and Muammar Gaddafi's cousin, said the 'overwhelming chaos' in Libya 'has become a shame that will haunt the countries

Summary: Calling himself 'Volcano' rapper is a 31-year-old from war-torn Benghazi . He is seen standing in front of weapons of war and burning buildings . He poses with fighters and even carries a massive assault rifle himself . Video shows Volcano performing on Benghazi's rubble-strewn streets .


It's going to be a whopper. Joel Burger, 24, and proposed to his 23-year-old girlfriend Ashley King. And she said yes - paving the way for a Burger-King wedding. What a combo! Joel Burger popped the question to Ashley King - paving the way for a Burger-King wedding . Having it their way... The couple revealed they plan to serve drinks in personalized Burger King cups . Friends since kindergarten, the pair from New Berlin, Illinois, went through high school together but didn't start dating until they were about to part ways for college - Ashley to the University of Illinois Springfield, Joel to Monmouth. But even now, after at least five years together, the ribbing has not subsided. 'We have yet to escape the teasing,' Ashley told the State Journal-Register, 'but we have fully embraced our nickname.' They were in fifth grade when a motivational speaker visited their school and, after meeting the children, noticed how well their names worked together. Getting a ribbing: They have known each other since kindergarten but their friends are still teasing them . 'He started to laugh out loud and pronounced we were "Burger King".' It seems they are more than happy to laugh along. And they're having it their way: the couple posed for an informal engagement photo outside their local Burger King, before taking a set of professional shots for their family. They even revealed they plan to serve drinks in Burger King cups, with each guest's name on the side - if the international eatery will let them.

Summary: Joel Burger and Ashley King have known each other since kindergarten . They started dating five years ago, friends having stopped ribbing them . Insist they are embracing the playful nickname 'Burger-King' Plan to serve drinks at wedding in personalized Burger King cups .


Louis van Gaal has found the best way to keep Manchester United fans happy is to win at home. Powering past Aston Villa was their 13th victory in 16 Premier League matches at Old Trafford and they have accumulated more points on their own territory, 40, than anyone else. No wonder after a period of irritation earlier in the season, the Stretford End are cheering regardless of whether United play quickly, slowly, pass back to goalkeeper David de Gea or boot it up to Marouane Fellaini . Wayne Rooney (centre) scored a stunning half-volley as Manchester United beat Aston Villa 3-1 in the Premier League on Saturday . Rooney put United 2-0 ahead on 79 minutes as he crashed home the Red Devils' second with his right-footed strike . United's No 10 celebrates his stunning effort at Old Trafford - his sixth goal in eight games for the club since being moved back up front . Rooney (centre right) is mobbed by his team-mates after his wonderful goal gives them a 2-0 lead against lowly Villa . Manchester United (4-3-3): De Gea 6; Valencia 7.5, Jones 7, Rojo 7, Blind 6.5; Carrick 7, Herrera 8.5, Fellaini 6.5 (Falcao, 77 mins); Mata 6.5, Young 7 (Di Maria, 70), Rooney 7. Subs not used: Valdes, Rafael, McNair, A Pereira, Januzaj. Goals: Herrera 43 and 90+2, Rooney 79 . Aston Villa (4-4-2): Guzan 7; Hutton 5.5 (Bacuna, 45), Okore 5.5, Clark 6, Lowton 5.5; Delph 6.5, Sanchez 6, N'Zogbia 5.5 (Baker, 61), Weimann 6 (Cole, 77); Agbonlahor 5, Benteke 6.5. Subs not used: Given, Vlaar, Gil, Grealish. Goal: Benteke 80 . Booked: Delph . Referee: Roger East . Attendance: 75,397 . CLICK HERE to view our brilliant Match Zone - including the move for Ander Herrera's opener in Manchester United's win . They remember losing seven home games under David Moyes last season. Two goals by Ander Herrera and a special one from Wayne Rooney were enough to sweep aside lowly opponents and took United up to third place, a point ahead of neighbours Manchester City who play Crystal Palace on Monday before they are up next at the Theatre of Dreams. Even more importantly, Van Gaal's side are now eight points clear of Brendan Rodgers and Liverpool in fifth. It means his number one priority, restoring Champions League football to Old Trafford, has nearly been achieved. In terms of performance, it was something of the old, something of the new. United used width as their tradition demands with former Villa winger Ashley Young seeing a lot of the ball on the left. But there was a lot of patience and possession too. United had 72% of the ball without a lot to show for it until the reward came after 43 minutes. Daley Blind overlapped for the umpteenth time and on this occason his cutback to Herrera was perfect for the Spaniard to drill home. The second goal didn't arrive until 11 minutes from the end but was worth the wait. Angel Di Maria, on as a substitute, chipped the ball behind Rooney, but

Summary: Ander Herrera put Manchester United ahead just before half-time with a low left-footed effort . Wayne Rooney doubled United's lead with a beautiful half-volley on 79 minutes at Old Trafford . Christian Benteke pulled one back for the visitors a minute later after a rare David de Gea error . Herrera added a third in the closing stages of the first half to complete the scoreline for the Red Devils . PLAYER RATINGS - Herrera shines as Louis van Gaal's side triumph to move above Manchester City into third .


Eden Hazard has been the best player in the Premier League all season and on Saturday he demonstrated just how much he has grown as a player and how important he has been to Chelsea’s imminent title victory. He is now the player you look to in a crisis. He is the man who has been eking out wins when the team hasn’t been at its best. He did it last week at Queens Park Rangers, winning the ball from the goalkeeper’s kick and driving into the box to set up Cesc Fabregas, and he did it on Saturday with his finish. He’s dragging them over the line at the minute. You wondered when Jose Mourinho came in whether Hazard would be the kind of player who would work hard enough for him. And he would have taken the hint when he saw Juan Mata moved out that there would be no special favours from the manager for his creative players. Eden Hazard fires past David De Gea following a storming run from the Belgian star into the box . Hazard celebrates in front of the Stamford Bridge faithful following his 38th minute strike . The Chelsea forward's first-half strike proved crucial as the Blues eked out a 1-0 victory . He perhaps looked at that and responded. You will see in certain games against lesser teams he might have a licence not to track back — but not today, not against the best teams. Then he is required to do the requisite defensive work. And he does now. But the big change for him in the last 18 months has been in his finishing — and that was evident again on Saturday. He’s now on 17 goals for the season. He’s always been a player who could assist and create but now you look to him for goals. He is the danger man, he draws people to him and creates space for the rest of the team. He’s not in the top three players in the world at the moment but he’s creeping ever closer. What he will need to reach that level is for Chelsea to make a Champions League final and for him to be decisive. Hazard tries to guide a deflected shot into the United goal as Ander Herrera tries to snuff out the danger . He is improving every season, which is a good sign, and if he keeps doing that he has a chance of being that good. Chelsea will win the league now. I don’t think they’re at their best at the moment but managing a league campaign is not about playing well all the time. It’s about surviving the difficult periods — and Chelsea haven’t lost games when they’ve struggled in the same way that Manchester City or Manchester United did. Now they look a little tired as they get towards the finishing line and Mourinho would feel he has very strong squad of 13 and 14 but he will probably try to bring in people so he can give Nemanja Matic or Cesc

Summary: Eden Hazard has been the best player in the Premier League all season . He has eked out wins for Chelsea when they have not been at their best . Hazard finishing has steadily improved over the last 18 months . The Belgian star has scored 17 goals for the Blues this season . Wayne Rooney's midfield role hindered his influence against Chelsea .


Martin Tyler has been in the commentary game for 40 years, so it's safe to say he's witnessed his fair share of blockbusters. Confessing himself as a 'chief witness' of football it's no surprise, then, that when asked to pick a favourite he is able to pluck one game in particular from his encyclopaedic memory. 'I've been very lucky to cover so many great games but I do usually plump for this same one,' Tyler reminisced with Sky Sports. 'Liverpool 4, Newcastle 3.' Stan Collymore (third left) smashes home Liverpool's fourth past Newcastle goalkeeper Pavel Srnicek . He is of course referring to the seven goal thriller at Anfield on April , 1996, which saw the two Premier League hopefuls slug it out in order to close the gap between themselves and leaders Manchester United. 'Everybody remembers Newcastle going for [the league title] but Liverpool were in the mix as well; and maybe they looked too much at each other because neither of them won it in the end.' Despite Sir Alex Ferguson's Manchester United finishing top of the pile at the end of the season, the game still firmly holds a place in Tyler's personal archive. Robbie Fowler (second right) rises above John Beresford to head home the opener for Liverpool . Fowler's early goal began the seven goal spectacle that Martin Tyler classed as his favourite game . David Ginola (right) keeps calm under the pressure of Jason McAteer to slot home Newcastle's second . Les Ferdinand (left) scored the Magpies' first goal and congratulates Ginola after putting them ahead . 'I think if you take all the elements of why we all love football they all happened in this particular game.' With Liverpool's potent striker Robbie Fowler breaking the deadlock on the bobbly Anfield pitch after just two minutes, the outlook looked bleak for Newcastle that evening. However, when Magpies striker Les Ferdinand levelled on ten minutes it began a ferocious exchange between the two sides that few could forget. Strikes from Newcastle's David Ginola and Faustino Asprilla either side of another from Fowler continued the goalfest and when Liverpool's Stan Collymore drew both sides level with just over 20 minutes remaining the game was balanced on a knife edge. Faustino Asprilla (left) salutes the crowd after scoring Newcastle's third in the classic match at Anfield . Stan Collymore (second right) is mobbed by his team-mates after all but sealing the win for the home side . Collymore celebrates the win after scoring twice against Newcastle on that memorable afternoon . In the dying embers of the match, Collymore latched on to a ball from John Barnes two minutes into injury time to score the seventh goal of the game; and Tyler still remembers the moment the Kop went wild. 'I get goosebumps every time I hear it because it was such a special time. 'Poor Kevin Keegan slumped over the advertising hoardings at the end is one of the iconic shots of the game, perhaps the iconic shot. 'Whatever makes us so addicted to football it was the

Summary: Martin Tyler revealed 1996 Anfield thriller is his favourite game of all time . The iconic commentator says the winning goal still gives him goosebumps . Liverpool opened the scoring on two minutes through Robbie Fowler . Newcastle equalised eight minutes later after Les Ferdinand's strike . What followed was a seven goal thriller that went right to the wire . It was a chance for both teams to put pressure on league leaders Manchester United .


Easter is over for the wild rabbits of greater Sydney as councils and parks prepare another attempt to kill them off with strategically placed carrots that have been laced with a deadly virus. Public land managers are desperate to reduce the most recent 'significantly rampant population' of the pest, which causes millions of dollars of major agricultural and environmental damage each year. 'This year, because of really high summer rainfall - which led to great food availability - there has been a big surge in the rabbit population in Sydney. They are really abundant,' Graham Wilson, the manager of biosecurity at Greater Sydney Local Land Services, told Daily Mail Australia. Feral rabbits, which are deemed a pest in NSW, are liekly to br targeted with the Calicivirus, also known as Rabbit haemorrhagic disease (RHD), in May . It comes after over 30 government bodies scattered carrots laced with calicivirus around public areas in March . 'The way we introduce the calicivirus in rabbit populations is first we chop regular carrots up and distribute them to different areas and see if they are going to eat them. 'Then, the virus is produced in a laboratory with spreading agents and its mixed with carrots - so that it's coating the carrots - and then we take them and give them to councils to put out where they want.' While rabbits under one year old have a higher chance of surviving, about 70-100 per cent of rabbits die once infected with the calicivirus, also known as rabbit haemorrhagic disease (RHD), which damages the animal's liver and gut and causes haemorrhaging and bleeding. The program has been implemented annually for the last nine years as a way of managing the pests and 'bringing the population back down again before damage becomes too severe,' Mr Wilson said. 'In other parts of NSW this virus spreads naturally, but you get bushland fragmented by houses and things in urban areas so we are just artificially introducing it into these places.' The feral animals compete with native wildlife for food and habitat and are believe to be responsible for the extinction of and population decline of a number of mammals. They also damage vegetation and prevent its regeneration by feasting on seedlings. About 30 public land managers and councils in Sydney, across 160 localities, scattered the infected vegetable in public areas in March, but a second smaller scale program is likely to be implemented in May across 10 areas as well as the Central Coast. 'It's just because in some areas the numbers have shown the rabbit populations haven't gone down as much as we'd like,' Mr WIlson said. Pet owners are being urged to vaccinate their domestic rabbits, but Mr Wilson assured the virus does not harm cats, dogs or humans. Rabbits were introduced to Australia by the British settlers in the First Fleet. They breed quickly, producing up to five litters of five young each year, and can be found right across Australia in various habitats . 'It's important that people who own pet rabbits vaccinate for calicivirus

Summary: Rabbit populations are rampant in greater Sydney due to high summer rain . Public land managers are now desperate to reduce population numbers due to the millions of dollars worth of damage they cause . Carrots laced with calicivirus are likely to be scattered in public spaces for a second time this year after an initial attempt failed in some areas . About 70-100% of rabbits die once infected with calicivirus, which damages the animal's liver and gut and causes haemorrhaging and bleeding .