For many it would be a joyous final 90 minutes watching the game they loved before heading for trenches and, in some cases, certain death. Others, already wearing the scars of gruesome battle, flocked to Old Trafford for the FA Cup Final in their military uniforms and bandages. The presence of so many soldiers on the steep terraces led the 1915 showpiece to be christened the Khaki Cup Final. On Friday it will be 100 years since 50,000 gathered at the home of Manchester United for the last football match to be played in England for four, long years. On Friday it will be 100 years since 50,000 gathered at Old Trafford to contest a controversial FA Cup final . Many soldiers already wounded from war or in uniform for training earned the match its Khaki Cup Final tag . The anniversary is being marked in Manchester by the National Football Museum whose exhibition The Greater Game: Football & The First World War tells the story of a controversial match played on the same day thousands of Allied troops were killed in a deadly German chlorine gas attack near Ypres, Belgium. Some claimed the final, won by Sheffield United following a 3-0 victory over Chelsea, should not have taken place at all following the outbreak of war the previous year. And following the final whistle the watching Earl of Derby implored all of those present who had not enlisted to do so, and play 'a sterner game for England'. Far from an open-top bus parade and joyous celebration, the Blades carried their silverware across the Pennines under darkness. Crowds who had gathered in Sheffield to greet their heroes were dispersed by police. No parade was held for the victorious Blades, who carried their trophy across the Pennines under darkness . It was certainly a far cry from what will greet Aston Villa and Arsenal when they meet at Wembley Stadium in May. Head of Creative Programmes at the museum, Andy Pearce, explained that the authorities, desperate for reinforcements for the bloodthirsty battles on the muddy fields of Europe, were not impressed. 'Football fans and players had been targeted for recruitment to the military since the start of the season,' he said. 'By the time of the cup final there was a sense that the game really was up. 'The crowd was largely from the Manchester area, with many already in military uniform, who were either on leave or in training. Many had signed up as part of ‘Pals’ battalions.’ The 11 Sheffield United players who defeated Chelsea in the last game to be played in England for four years . The game was played at Old Trafford as the regular FA Cup final venue at the Crystal Palace had already been requisitioned for military training, and travel restrictions in the capital made an alternative London venue impractical. Collections Officer Dr Alexander Jackson added: 'Anti-football feeling in many sections of the press had reached its peak before the game. Within months many of the crowd, and the players, would be in the trenches.'

Summary: The 1915 FA Cup final would be the last game in England for four years . So many soldiers in the terraces saw it be known as the Khaki Cup Final . On Friday it will be 100 years since the match was held at Old Trafford . Sheffield United beat Chelsea 3-0 but there was no parade for the victory . It was played on the same day thousands of Allied troops were killed in a deadly German chlorine gas attack near Ypres, Belgium . Earl of Derby urged men not enlisted to play 'a sterner game for England'


It was ten minutes short of 1am when Javier Hernandez left the Santiago Bernabeu last night. He did so beaming from ear to ear, admitting that he had seen the tweets from his Manchester United team-mates congratulating him on scoring what he called ‘one of the most important goals of my life’. Not everyone had been as complimentary as Michael Carrick and Wayne Rooney, with Sky pundit Thierry Henry criticizing him for not immediately running to Cristiano Ronaldo who played the ball to him for the goal. Javier Hernandez (left) scores to send Real Madrid into the Champions League semi-final . Hernandez struck in the 88th minute to send Madrid through and fierce rivals Atletico Madrid out . Marca (left) say Hernandez scored 'the goal of his life' while AS praises 'Chicharito' for winning the tie . To pick up on that and not on the out-pouring of elation is to not understand just how much the Mexican striker has toiled for the last two seasons desperate for a chance to do what he feels he does best – score big goals in big games. ‘It was a great assist [from Ronaldo]’ he said after the match once the adrenalin levels that sent him sprinting towards the Real Madrid supporters behind the stadium’s south goal, had subsided. Despite starting only seven of the fifty games Real Madrid have played this season Hernandez has wriggled his way into the affections of the club’s supporters much and on three occasions, he got himself into goalscoring positions on Wednesday night. With the first two opportunities he snatched at the chance – shooting woefully into the side netting in the first half with Ronaldo and Isco better placed, and pulling another shot across the face of the goal in the second period. But when he hit the target with the third opportunity the stadium responded. His name echoed around all four sides of the ground and that is not something afforded lightly to any player in their first campaign. There was nothing special about the finish but getting there, to apply it when for the previous 88 minutes he had run himself into the ground does deserve credit and he had around 80,000 spectators wanting to thank him personally at the end. Cristiano Ronaldo (centre) provided a splendid assist for Hernandez's goal in the Champions League . Hernandez celebrates Madrid's victory with team-mate Ronaldo after the final whistle . Manchester United midfielder Michael Carrick led the tributes to Hernandez on Twitter after the game . The Spanish radio journalists who mobbed him as he emerged from some post-match physiotherapy, all wanted to ask him about the last great Mexican striker to wear the white shirt, Hugo Sanchez. With a goals-per-minutes ratio that is better than Karim Benzema’s, there are even claims he should be starting more games. He replaced the Frenchman last night because of a knee injury that may yet sideline him for another couple of games. Once the euphoria of a last gasp winner subsides, Benzema’s extra quality has to be recognized and ‘El

Summary: Javier Hernandez got Real Madrid's Champions League winner against Atletico Madrid . Hernandez described it as 'one of the most important goals of my life' He is set to seek a new team when his loan from Manchester United ends .


By the time he reached 17, there was no room for Geoff Johnson at home. His mother started compulsively hoarding when he was a young boy, refusing to trash anything; unable to fix anything. In his senior year, 1995, it was too much: he moved out. Now, two decades later, he and his younger sister Jennifer McShea have returned to the family home in Omaha, Nebraska - and nothing has changed. Geoff, 37, had visited his mother but only stood outside before picking her up to spend time elsewhere. Jennifer, also 37, returned just twice, on the advice of her counselor, to confront the deeply-embedded shame she felt. But when their mother passed away following a 12-year battle with breast cancer in 2013, the house was handed to them. Finally returning to the meticulous havoc, they were inspired to create a moving photo-series with their own children to document the reality of being a hoarder's child. Scroll down for video . Life as a hoarder's child: Geoff Johnson returned to the home of his mother, a compulsive hoarder, 20 years after he left and created a moving series of images about his uneasy upbringing. He did this by superimposing shots of his son onto images of the trash-ridden home in Omaha . 'No place for a child': His younger sister Jennifer, also aged 37, joined him as they confronted their past after their mother died of breast cancer in 2013. Jennifer's four-year-old daughter is superimposed onto a shot of the bathroom which has not been touched since they left in 1993 . Geoff, a photographer, wanted to picture his son and Jennifer's daughter going about their daily lives among the trash - as they had done years before. But the crumbling house is so unsafe, and their feelings still so raw, that they opted to use Photoshop and superimpose the children onto the images. Regardless, the highly realistic results strike an uneasy feeling that Geoff says was so difficult to come to terms with. 'It is difficult to describe the feeling of shame, the fear of embarrassment that you have growing up with a hoarder,' Geoff, who is still based nearby in Omaha, tells DailyMail.com. 'People would say "why didn't you just throw things away?" It's just not as simple as that. Hoarders have a deep-rooted sense of attachment to things and it seems crazy but they have a sense of order. 'My sister and I would try to throw things away, but if anything even moved our mom would get very upset. 'Going back was an emotional experience. 'When we were kids, I would only ever open the door by a crack when people came by. We never had people over. 'It's a complex issue': Geoff said people have since asked him why they didn't just throw things away. He said the issue was deeper than that and his mother had a deep-rooted attachment to every little piece of the havoc. But as a child it was difficult to understand . 'Sense of perspective': Jennifer said the pictures have helped her

Summary: Geoff Johnson and Jennifer McShea both grew up with a mother who compulsively hoarded things . Refrigerator didn't work, trash piled up, but nothing was fixed. It left them with deep-rooted feelings of shame . Two decades after they left, their mother died and the house was passed to them . They have revisited and created a photo series, superimposing their children onto photos of the house to show the uneasy sight of youngsters growing up in that environment .


Tracy Morgan looks to be improving as he was spotted out with his family on Monday. Still, he appeared to strain and wince as he joined his fiancee Megan Wollover and their daughter Maven as they did some shopping in New Jersey. It comes almost one year after he was first hospitalized following a tragic accident which claimed the life of his friend James McNair and injured three others. Morgan suffered a traumatic brain injury as well as a broken leg, a broken nose and broken ribs in the accident. Scroll down for video . Tracy Morgan was seen in public looking greatly improved as he walked with a cane on Monday, almost a year after his horrific auto accident . Morgan was accompanied by his fiancee Megan Wollover and their daughter Maven (above) for a shopping trip in new Jersey . This comes a little over a month after Morgan was forced to miss the Saturday Night Live 40th anniversary special, though he was acknowledged for his many contributions to the show in which his 30 Rock castmates Tina Fey and Alec Baldwin introduced one of his most famous characters, the eccentric zoologist Brian Fellows. Morgan's attorney recently revealed Morgan is still struggling to simply return 'to the way he was' after this trauma. Morgan was critically injured in early June when a Wal-Mart tractor-trailer rammed into a limousine bus he and his friends were travelling in on the New Jersey Turnpike. The comedian was returning home to New York City from a show at a Delaware casino. He spent almost two months in the hospital and rehab following the accident before he could return home, and the extent of his brain injury is still unknown. 'He's fighting to get better, and if there's a chance for him to be back to the Tracy Morgan he once was, he's going to try to do that,' said his lawyer Benedict Morelli last November. 'But we just don't know because of the severity of the injuries that he sustained and the fact that he had such a severe brain injury.' The actor did appear much better than the last time he was spotted earlier this month, also walking with a cane. The driver of the tractor-trailer, Kevin Roper, was charged with death by auto and four counts of assault by auto in a New Jersey state court. New Jersey State Police at the scene of the multi-vehicle accident on the New Jersey Turnpike last June . Morgan with his fiancee and daughter last March, just moths before the accident . Last December, Morgan and his attorneys accused Wal-Mart of stalling in a federal lawsuit they have brought against the company over their safety practices after it was reported that Roper was asleep at the wheel at the time of the crash. Following the incident, Roper took to Twitter to deny claims he was under the influence at the time of the accident, saying; 'I was never charged at the scene of the accident because once again i was not guilty of any crime.

Summary: Tracy Morgan was seen in public looking greatly improved as he walked with a cane on Monday, almost a year after his horrific auto accident . The actor, who suffered a traumatic brain injury as well as a broken leg, a broken nose and broken ribs, was seen walking with a slight limp . Morgan was accompanied by his fiancee Megan Wollover and their daughter Maven for a shopping trip in New Jersey . This as his lawyer has revealed the actor may never return to 'the way he was' as the extent of his brain injuries are still unknown . Three of Morgan's friends were injured and one, James McNair, was killed in the crash that occurred when their bus was rammed by a Wal-Mart truck . The driver of the truck, Kevin Roper, is facing a criminal case in New Jersey, and Morgan has filed a lawsuit against Wal-Mart .


Francis Coquelin is determined to take his chance at Arsenal and claims he wants to follow in the footsteps of club legend Patrick Vieira. The Frenchman has thrived in the centre of Arsenal's midfield since returning from loan at Championship side Charlton earlier in the season to earn plaudits for his robust performances. Vieira was captain during Arsenal's trophy laden beginning to Arsene Wenger's reign and Coquelin hopes he can keep performing to emulate the club legend. Arsenal midfielder Francis Coquelin, who has become an integral part of their midfield, celebrates with fans . 'I’m not going to say to you I am (the new Vieira), obviously I want to be but I think it’s down to the performance I put in every week so I’m just trying to give me best every game so hopefully I can do that in the long term,' Coquelin told BT Sport. On loan at Charlton, the 23-year-old feared he may not play for the Gunners again. 'Well, obviously that was in my head and I think at the time my loan had finished the first month. I could see the injuries over there, I think Arteta was out, Ramsey and it was the time for me to either extend my loan or come back and I extended it and thought maybe I won’t get the chance now,' added Coquelin. The midfielder is determined to prove himself at Arsenal and hold down his place in the starting XI. The 23-year-old is not shy of putting in a robust challenge on opponents as he adds steel to Arsenal's midfield . 'I always had confidence in myself and belief in myself I just need the chance. I got the chance because other people got injured and tried to grab it with both hands and do as well as I could,' he told BT Sport. Arsenal have been much maligned in recent seasons for lacking grit and strength in the centre of the park, but Coquelin is happy to focus on the defensive side of the game. 'The way I think is that I’m just trying to do what’s best for the team. There are other players who can do this job and I’m trying to focus on mine which is to get the ball back and help the team defensively,' added the 23-year-old. Coquelin, tackling Manchester City's David Silva, has managed to establish a starting place in the Arsenal XI . 'Obviously sometimes you want to get involved a little bit more because we play great football and this is Arsenal, you always want to get involved moving forward. But you need to think about the defensive aspect and that is what my job is all about.' Arsene Wenger's side have been in top form in the Premier League, winning their last six matches to close the gap on Manchester City in second and establish a place in the prestigious top four. The Gunners take on Liverpool at the Emirates on Saturday in a pivotal clash in the race for Champions League football, but Arsenal's 'new Vieira' is

Summary: The 23-year-old has become an integral part of Arsenal's starting XI . Francis Coquelin was on loan at Charlton earlier in the season . Arsenal face Liverpool at the Emirates on Saturday in a crucial clash .


The reserve deputy who shot a suspect dead after firing his gun instead of his Taser was investigated in 2009 over his questionable training and erratic behavior in the field. Robert Bates, 73, appeared in Tulsa district court on Tuesday and pleaded not guilty to second-degree manslaughter over the death of Eric Harris, who was killed during a botched sting on April 2. Since the incident there have been allegations Bates was not properly trained and it is now emerged that when previously confronted by other deputies over his behavior, he told them he could do whatever he wanted. Scroll down for video . Heading to court: Robert Bates, left, is seen walking to court on Tuesday morning with his attorney Corbin Brewster, right, before he entered his not-guilty plea in the death of Eric Harris earlier this month . 'Mistake': The 73-year-old reserve deputy claims he mistakenly pulled out his gun instead of his Taser and shot dead the man as he fled the scene of an undercover operation on April 2 . In 2009, the Tulsa Sheriff's Office concluded after an internal investigation that Bates had received special treatment during training and while working as a reserve deputy, CBS News reports. The investigation found that other deputies raised concerns about Bates' behavior in the field, almost from the start of his tenure. He was said to have used his personal car while on duty and made unauthorized vehicle stops. The inquiry came to the conclusion that high-ranking officers created an atmosphere where employees were intimidated about reporting violations of department policy. Dan Smolen, the attorney for Eric Harris, claimed that if the investigation's findings had been acted on in 2009 Harris might still be alive. He told CBS News: 'I think there are so many people who look on at so much corruption it's more than just a couple of people.' Charged: Bates (left in his mug shot) shot Harris (pictured right) and faces four years in prison if convicted . A spokesman for the Tulsa Sheriff acknowledged that some type of internal review was conducted, but that there was no further action taken. Sheriff Stanley Glanz said this week he believes that Bates received his required training. Bates, a Tulsa County volunteer, shot Harris, 44, after the man was confronted during an undercover gun-sale operation and ran past him. Video of the incident shows Bates chasing after Harris. In an attempt to subdue him, Bates went to grab his Taser, but was unaware he had actually pulled out his gun instead. In the disturbing clip, which was released by the sheriff's office, Bates can be heard shouting 'Taser! Taser!' When the gunshot goes off, he says: 'I shot him! I'm sorry.' The fatally-wounded father can be heard saying: 'Oh my god, he shot me! He shot me! He shot me, man' before adding: 'Oh, my god. I'm losing my breath!' Earlier this week the Harris family expressed their anger after learning that retired insurance executive Bates, who is out on $25,000 bond, would be allowed to take a month-long

Summary: Tulsa reserve deputy Robert Bates investigated in 2009 over his behavior . Concluded that he got special treatment and received questionable training . He has pleaded not guilty to manslaughter over death of Eric Harris, 44 . 73-year-old killed the father after drawing gun instead of Taser during sting .


While you were stuck in a traffic jam this Easter, the Rich Kids of Instagram continued their lifelong adventure across the world's most beautiful locations, exclusive beach-side restaurants and star-studded parties. Your average package holiday won't do for these youngsters who travel by private jet, sleep in presidential suites, wake up to scrambled eggs topped with truffles - and spend the rest of the day lounging on a luxurious yacht. MailOnline caught up with the world's most extravagant 18 to 26-year-olds who blew their cash in Miami, New York, Marbella and Monaco to name but a few cities before indulging in their stratospheric nightlife during Spring Break. While the glamorous Scolaro sisters 'partied with A-list movie stars', self-made millionaire Tomer Sror continued to earn hundreds of thousands in minutes over online trades – even when he was sunbathing on the beach. And their message to the 'haters' remains exactly the same: 'Keep watching and enjoying. There is more to come.' Scroll down for video . Jet-setter: 'Sometimes it's not about where you go, but rather how you get there,' says Marcus W.A. as he boards a £2 million private jet . Travel in style: For 25-year-old Andreas Arnhoff from Norway it is more about the journey - on a luxury yacht - than the destination which just so happens to be the gorgeous beaches of Miami . Glamorous: And when she needs to get to the other end of Monaco or Milan, Lana Scolaro (pictured) takes a pristine Bentley Continental . Loaded: Online trader and workaholic Tomer Sror travels light with one of his many passports, his $1,000 Hermes loafers and piles of cash . Businesswoman: Having grown up between New York, Monaco and London, with her sister Stephanie (right), 20-year-old fashion designer Lana Scolaro (left) knows nothing but the jet-set lifestyle . Whether on a £2million Phenom E100 private jet or a brand new Bentley Continental, they travel in style. And no one does it quite like 18-year-old Marcus W.A. who 'constantly needs to be on the move' and hates being in 'one place for two weeks'. In the last two months alone, the native New-Yorker has flown to Costa Rica, Nantucket, Boston, The Hamptons and Switzerland, where he stayed in the famous Badrutt's Palace and skied every single day. But not before heading down to Louis Vuitton to pick up a gold and brown document holder worth over £750 which has made several appearances on his opulent Instagram account. The young investor says it's not all fun, games and champagne - telling MailOnline: 'I wouldn't exactly say that life is just one big holiday because while I travel I'm not just sitting there and relaxing I'm always networking or doing meetings. 'But the concept that life is just one long fun trip that is constantly moving around definitely can describe my mindset.' 20-year-old Lana Scolaro and her sister Stephanie - who have been travelling back and forth between countries since they were young children - have become pretty used to the jet-setting lifestyle. Lana told MailOnline: 'We were just in

Summary: Rich Kids of Instagram have been spending Spring in the most glamorous hotels in Monaco, New York and Rhodes . They travel on £2million private jets, stay in £1,000-a-night hotels, eat truffles with breakfast and lounge on yachts . But some, including 20-year-old luxury jewellery designer Stephanie Scolaro, have simply gotten used to jet-setting . Others cannot leave their work behind as Tomer Sror continues to make 'hundreds of thousands' while on holiday .


Grappling on the sand and roared on by a vociferous sell-out crowd, these two powerhouses of Senegalese wrestling trade mighty blows with one another. The two famous wrestlers, Balla Gaye 2 and Eumeu Sene, competed in the crunch match dubbed 'Le Choc' at Demba Diop Stadium in the capital of Dakar. After a brutal and closely fought encounter under the hot sun, the burly Sene emerged victorious. Scroll down for video . Heavyweights: Balla Gaye (left) grapples with the bulky frame of Eumeu Sene at Dakar's Demba Diop stadium during 'Le Choc' In the zone: Heavyweight Balla Gaye 2 arrives to a ritual before the bout - but he lost to Eumeu Sene in 'Le Choc' yesterday . Fever: Supporters of Balla Gaye 2 dance and perform to the packed out stadium before his bruising encounter with Eumeu Sene . Thud: A wrestler grimaces as he digs his face into the muscular shoulder of his opponent in the tussle as part of yesterday's event . Prior to the showdown event, other athletes - dressed in colourful loin cloths - took to the arena for a series of bruising combats. This form of wrestling - which involves strikes - is only practised in Senegal and has boomed in popularity as their football team has struggled since their remarkable run at the 2002 World Cup in South Korea and Japan. Wrestling with strikes allows punches to the face or head and can end with a knockout blow. A fight typically lasts between ten seconds and four minutes. The winner is whoever puts his opponent on the ground, whether on his back, rear, stomach, or a combination of hands and knees. Crash: A wrestler dumps his opponent with a full-blooded tackle on to the sand - spelling the end of the fight . Power: A wrestler prepares to land a strong right hand to the head of his struggling opponent in the Demba Diop Stadium, Dakar . Full blooded: Wrestlers block off their opponents' punches in a closely fought bout in yesterday's gripping spectacle in Dakar . Ready: A wrestler pours a bottle of 'potion' over himself - these include ingredients such as hair from lions and hyenas, gazelle milk and the roots of sacred and secret trees and are deemed to provide good fortune . Victorious: Dressed in a green loin cloth, a wrestler defeats his opponent by pushing him to the sand . Wrestling's popularity in the north-western African country make it a lucrative business. For the sport's superstars, such as Balla Gaye 2 and Eumeu Sene, the rewards can be huge with the potential to earn up to $200,000 per contest. In a country where unemployment is pushing 50 per cent and the average annual income is $980, some see it as a way to escape poverty. Star wrestlers become lords of entire districts, privileged with providing for their friends and rewarded with unflinching loyalty. Their hordes of fans become the equivalent of neighborhood gangs and brawls between rivals are common in and out of the stadium. Similarly to the 'weigh-in' in

Summary: Two famous wrestlers, Balla Gaye 2 and Eumeu Sene, competed in 'Le Choc' at Demba Diop stadium in Dakar . After a brutal encounter, roared on by the crowd in the sold-out stadium, the burly Sene emerged victorious . Prior to the showdown event, other athletes - dressed in loin cloths - took to the arena for a series of bruising bouts . Wrestling's popularity in Senegal make it a lucrative business in a country where the average annual income is $980 .


Italian newspaper La Gazzetta dello Sport have criticised Theo Walcott's display against Italy by highlighting how little impact he had against their national team. The Milan-based publication have scored England's players out of 10, with Walcott receiving the worst rating with five. England captain Wayne Rooney, goalscorer Andros Townsend and substitute Ross Barkley have all been awarded seven out of 10 for their performances at the Juventus Stadium. Italy national team boss Antonio Conte receives high plaudits for the Azzurri's 1-1 draw with England . La Gazzetta dello Sport scored England forward Theo Walcott five out of 10 for his performance against Italy . Corriere dello Sport's headline reads 'Bring Pelle back to Italy' following the Southampton striker's goal . Italy manager Antonio Conte and Southampton striker Graziano Pelle, who opened the scoring for the Azzurri, receive high praise for the part they played in the 1-1 draw with England. La Gazzetta dello Sport's front page headline reads 'Conte wins, Italy almost wins', while Tuttosport say the Italians are 'still with' the former Juventus manager despite his topsy-turvy start to life as the Italy national team boss. Corriere dello Sport focus on Pelle's display, with their headline reading 'Bring Pelle back to Italy'. Manchester City midfielder Yaya Toure continues to be linked with a move to Roberto Mancini's Inter Milan, as one Italian newspaper suggests the Serie A outfit are preparing an offer. Much of the focus in Spain revolves around Real Madrid and Barcelona's decision to sign a new right back before the start of next season. Real completed the signing of Porto defender Danilo on Tuesday evening, while Barcelona have identified six possible candidates to either replace or compete with Dani Alves. Marca (left) reflect on Real Madrid's latest purchase while Mundo Deportivo (right) report on Barcelona's possible summer targets .

Summary: An Italian newspaper scored Theo Walcott five out 10 for his display . Walcott started in attack alongside Harry Kane before being replaced . Antonio Conte is lauded after helping his side claim positive result . Graziano Pelle should return to Serie A, according to the Italian media . CLICK HERE to read Martin Samuel's match report from Turin .


Rodrigo Alves, who is best known as the new Human Ken Doll after reportedly spending more than than $265,000 on plastic surgery, is set to appear on the new season of the E! reality show Botched, this time as a mentor for another patient. The 31-year-old London flight attendant has undergone 30 body-changing operations, including four rhinoplasties, liposuction and six-pack implants. After doctors in the UK started turning him away, he began jet setting to other countries for cosmetic surgery - even approaching Botched doctors Dr Terry Dubrow and Dr Paul Nassif about getting back implants on last season's show, who ultimately said no to his request. 'He wanted to look like Tarzan or Hercules ... a skinny Hercules to build up his back so he wouldn't have to work out,' Dr Dubrow told People. 'It was crazy.' Scroll down for video . Barbie world: Rodrigo Alves, who is dubbed the new Human Ken Doll after having 30 plastic surgeries, is appearing on the new season of the E! reality show Botched . Blue steel: The 31-year-old flight attendant showed off his tan when he posed for this selfie this week . But the outlet reports that Mr Alves won't be looking for more procedures this time around. Instead, he is visiting the reality show to 'assist another patient'. 'It's not gratuitous at all. He's extremely helpful,' Dr Dubrow said. While Dr Dubrow said that Mr Alves' look is not their 'aesthetic' per se, he noted that the show's guest star hasn't asked for any of his surgeries to be reversed. Last week, Mr Alves took to Instagram promote his appearance on the show, writing: 'Catch me on botched 2 on E! Premier is on the 14th [sic].' Sculpted silicon: Rodrigo, who has had pec and six-pack implants, confidently flaunted his body in a zebra print speedo . Before and after: Two months ago, Rodrigo shared a photo of his 'old face' (L) and his 'new face' (R) Strike a pose: The London flight attendant lounged seductively in a lounge chair for this snapshot . Fine diing: Rodrigo can be seen enjoying a meal while taking in the beach side view . Back in January, Mr Alves flew to Colombia for his most recent set of surgeries. The six-in-one procedure, which cost nearly $75,000, included his fourth nose job, an operation to fix his droopy eyes and another to pin his toes back. He also had the surgeons cut the skin around his mouth and gums to make his smile bigger. But despite already undergoing dozens of procedures, Mr Alves has admitted that he will never stop going under the knife because he is dedicated to his continuous transformation. Resort living: Rodrigo and a bikini-clad friend struck a pose while they hung out poolside . Good times: Rodrigo can be seen enjoying a pool party in Las Vegas . Coy smiles: Rodrigo snapped this selfie while traveling . Tropical paradise: Rodrigo took this selfie during a recent trip to Antigua . Ongoing process: He snapped this picture of his bandaged nose nine

Summary: Rodrigo Alves, from London, has undergone 30 body-changing operations including four rhinoplasties, liposuction and pec implants . The 31-year-old flight attendant will appear on the US-based reality show Botched this season to 'assist another patient'


Police officers have raided a doctors' surgery following 'concerns' about the deaths of four patients in the Channel Islands. Ten officers from Guernsey Police executed search warrants at the Eagle Medical Practice and a private residential address on the island of Alderney after the force was alerted by the Health & Social Services Department. The HSSD said that following its initial investigation a doctor was excluded from treating patients at the Mignot Memorial Hospital and the General Medical Council (GMC) was informed. Ten officers from Guernsey Police executed search warrants at both the Eagle Medical Practice (pictured) and a private residential address on the island of Alderney after concerns were raised by the health department . The practice in Olivier Street is run by Dr Rory Lyons. No arrests have been made. A police spokesman said: 'The circumstances which led to this action are that concerns were raised with the Health and Social Services Department following the death of a patient who had been under the care of the Eagle Medical Practice. 'HSSD carried out a preliminary internal investigation, where three further deaths of concern were identified, before referring the matter to Guernsey Police. The Health & Social Services Department said that following its initial investigation a doctor was excluded from treating patients at the Mignot Memorial Hospital and the General Medical Council (GMC) was informed . 'Based on this information we have launched an investigation.' The spokesman said it was likely that medical records would be seized from the premises. 'This decisive early action was necessary in order to ensure the protection of the public, which is always our primary concern,' he added. HSSD chief officer Carol Tozer said: 'Following our initial investigation, a doctor was excluded from treating patients at the Mignot Memorial Hospital and the General Medical Council was informed. 'The GMC was also notified that the matter is now the subject of a police investigation. 'The GMC has confirmed that the doctor's practice is already restricted and he is being investigated.' She said anyone with concerns can contact staff at Mignot Memorial Hospital. The investigation was launched on the island of Alderney (pictured) following the deaths of four patients . Sorry we are not currently accepting comments on this article.

Summary: Police raided surgery on Alderney as part of investigation into patient deaths . Health and Social Services Department alerted force to their 'concerns' A doctor has been excluded from treating patients but no arrests made yet . Anyone with concerns urged to contact staff at Mignot Memorial Hospital .


A prank video featuring a young girls dressed up as a vampire scaring late-night wanderers in a park in southern Ukraine is spreading on social media. The video, filmed in Moon Park, Odessa, sees film-makers hide in the bushes while the 'vampire girl' preys on unsuspecting passers-by. The young girl dressed in a white, bloodstained nightgown, waits until concerned locals walk up towards her before screaming, causing them to run off in terror. Pranked: The video sees a 'vampire girl' prey on unsuspecting late-night walkers in Odessa, Ukraine . In other scenes she spotted singing a hauntingly horrifying melody, feasting on a fake carcass or chasing her 'victims' through the park holding a blood stained teddy bear. After the video went viral, an Odessa television channel tracked down some of the victims seen running for the hills in the clip. Alexandr Gvozdikov, 21, said: 'I almost wet myself when I saw her. I was riding an expensive bicycle, but I dropped it and ran off like a madman. 'She was so real, she was my worst nightmare. 'It was not funny at all, and it is not OK to prank people like that.' Scary success: The video showing the 'vampire prank' has gone viral on social media . Friendly face? The young girl was painted like a demonic 'vampire' and wore a bloody nightgown . Scary: The vampire girl hides her bloody make up as a man walks up to her, appearing concerned . The man behind the prank video Andrey Yakubovich, told local media: 'Nobody has ever done anything like this before in the Ukraine, and it was our first scary prank video. 'We were very curious what the reaction from the passers-by would be.' However, despite the video's viral success, not all the commentators have been amused. One person pointed out that they film-makers had been lucky that nobody turned violent and punched the child. Another said that somebody with a weak heart might not have survived the scare . In one scene, the girl can be seen chasing her 'victims' through the park holding a blood stained teddy bear . Not what it seem: While sitting down with her head bowed, the little girl looks lost and not slightly scary .

Summary: 'Vampire girl' prank video is spreading on social media in Ukraine . Sees girl in full vampire make-up and nightgown, prey in a park . She waits until concerned locals come up to her, before scaring them .


Tony Pulis returned to Selhurst Park for the first time since he left Crystal Palace and masterminded a victory which pulled his West Bromwich Albion side to the edge of safety. Alan Pardew tried new ideas on the pitch to outwit Pulis but an early goal from James Morrison and stunner from Craig Gardner meant he could not deliver a satisfying result against the man who left Palace two days before this season kicked off. Despite the timing of his departure, however, there was very little bad blood between Palace’s fans and Pulis who was roundly applauded as he came out from the tunnel in the corner of a ground where the seats are close to the pitch and the crowd can be unforgiving. A few boos broke the surface, but they were drowned out by waves of the respect he deserved for saving them from relegation last season, during his 10-month tenure, when he won the Premier League LMA Manager of the Year award. West Brom midfielder Craig Gardner celebrates having scored the second for Tony Pulis' side with a fine long ranged effort . Before two minutes on the clock, James Morrison (right) headed West Brom ahead following a corner from team-mate Chris Brunt . The West Brom players race to congratulate Morrison (top left), who headed the away side in front against Crystal Palace on Saturday . Crystal Palace (4-3-3): Speroni 6; Ward 6, Delaney 6, Dann 6, Ledley 6 (Souare 46 6); McArthur 6 (Sanogo 80), Jedinak 6 (Gayle 46 6), Puncheon 6.5; Zaha 6.5, Murray 6.5, Bolasie 8. Subs not used: Hennessey, Hangeland, Kelly, Ameobi. Manager: Alan Pardew 5.5 . Booked: Puncheon, Dann, Bolasie . West Brom (4-4-2): Myhill 8.5; Dawson 6 (Wisdom 71 6), McAuley 6.5, Lescott 6.5, Brunt 7; Morrison 7, Fletcher 6, Yacob 6, Gardner 7.5 (Olsson 81); Berahino 6 (Baird 88), Anichebe 6. Subs not used: Rose, McManaman, Sessegnon, Ideye. Manager: Tony Pulis 7.5 . Booked: McAuley, Gardner, Brunt . Referee: Jonathan Moss 7 . MOTM: Myhill . Attendance: 24,765 . Craig Gardner scored a fine long range effort at Selhurst Park (above). CLICK HERE to see more from Sportsmail's MATCH ZONE . ‘You never know what to expect,’ Pulis said in regard to returning to a former club. ‘They did well for me last year and I hope I repaid them a little bit in respect to what we did in the dressing room and on the pitch. ‘It is a good club. It has got unbelievable potential and I mean that. The supporters are wonderful and they have a good manager. They can push on – if Alan is given the money and the opportunity to push this club forward this club could be a good club.’ Yannick Bolasie even made the effort to go over and shake Pulis’ hand as he strolled down the touchline. Yet the south London locals would not have been expecting what came within two minutes of kick off when West Brom took the lead. Chris Bunt swung in a corner from the left and James

Summary: James Morrison headed Tony Pulis' West Bromich Albion side in front within the first two minutes from a corner . Craig Gardner doubled West Brom's lead with a 30 yard screamer in the second-half at Selhurst Park . Tony Pulis, on his return to Selhurst Park, guided his side eight points clear of the relegation zone .


After hitting nine past Granada at the weekend, it's safe to say Real Madrid's attacking prowess isn't misfiring at present. And for Real boss Carlo Ancelotti he now faces the enviable dilemma of trying to fit in his array of stars into his starting line-up. However, as Spanish paper AS reports seven players into six spots doesn't go - with one set to be upset at being left out of his preferred 4-3-3 formation. Spanish papers report on the attacking selection that Real Madrid boss Carlo Ancelotti now has at the club . For the first time since November midfield quartet Isco, Toni Kroos, Luka Modric and James Rodriguez are all fit and available alongside famed 'BBC' triumvirate of Gareth Bale, Karim Benzema and Cristiano Ronaldo. Marca also recognises this issue at the Santiago Bernabeu. Leading with the headline 'Blessed Problem,' the publication states that Ancelotti will have to choose between either Isco or Rodriguez to finalise his best starting line-up. The Madrid-based paper further adds that the latter is the favourite due to his impressive stats in his debut season at Real to date. In all competitions so far, the 23-year-old has scored 12 goals and provided 11 assists in comparison to Isco's five and six. Over in Italy, the fallout at the demise of giants Inter continues with Corriere dello Sport reporting that there is a huge divide between Italian and foreign playing and non-playing staff. The main issue of contention at the San Siro outfit appears to be at boardroom level though with Managing Director Marco Fassone and CEO Michael Bolingbroke said to be wanting to take the club in different directions. Over in Italy, Corriere dello Sport focuses on the internal struggles at fallen giants Inter Milan . Meanwhile Tuttosport looks ahead at the Coppa Italia semi-final second legs taking place in midweek - with Fiorentina's clash against Juventus taking centre stage. The paper reports that Juve boss Massimiliano Allegri will pair star striker Carlos Tevez and Alvaro Morata together for the trip to Florence, while Viola manager Vincenzo Montella is looking for another moment of magic from on loan Chelsea midfielder Mohamed Salah. And finally in France, the reaction to Paris Saint-Germain's pulsatring 3-2 win at title rivals Marseille on Sunday continues. L'Equipe state that exciting affair at the Stade Velodrome is confirmation that Ligue 1 is progressing and becoming more appealing - while the result adds an extra spice to this year's championship race. As it stands, PSG sit top of Ligue 1 with 62 points after 31 games - just one ahead of second-placed Lyon and five ahead of Marseille in third. In France, L'Equipe reports that PSG's 3-2 win at Marseille is an indictment at the improvement of Ligue 1 .

Summary: Real Madrid thrashed Granada 9-1 in La Liga at home on Sunday . For the first time since November Real have all seven attacking stars fit . Fiorentina host Juventus in Coppa Italia semi-final second leg on Tuesday .


Councils are pocketing thousands in change by forcing drivers to overpay for parking because their meters do not accept five or 10 pence coins brought in three years ago. Town halls have failed to recalibrate some of the 100,000 ticket machines in the UK - making it impossible for drivers to pay the exact cost of parking. In Manchester, where 240 machines are still not upgraded, motorists without old-style coins must use £1 and two 20p pieces for a typical £1.25 hour's parking - handing the council a 15p profit. Big profit: Town hall bosses in Manchester have been accused of pocketing thousands of pounds extra from 240 parking ticket machines in the city because they still do not accept new 5p and 10p pieces . The council also charges £1.85 for an hour and a half and £3.10 for two hours and 30 minutes, meaning that drivers without the right coins must overpay for them too. Nationwide there are 100,000 parking meters yet several councils are still yet to upgrade them to accept the three-year-old 5p and 10p coins. Many local authorities don't use machines that offer change because they could become targets for theft. Experts fear the problem could become even worse when the new 12-sided pound coin is released in 2017. This is because their hourly charges often end in 5p and 10p yet the machines do not accept new five or 10p coins, making it impossible for drivers to pay the exact fee. Manchester drivers have demanded refunds and want to know why the council is yet to upgrade its machines. Darren Edwards, 42, was forced to overpay for his parking as the machine could not take the correct change. He said: 'I know it is not much but if you think how often those parking spots are used, and if everyone is over paying that soon adds up.' Coin chaos: The 5p and 10p pieces introduced three years ago are slightly thicker than the old ones, which means that a considerable number of machines still reject them . The parking machine he used currently charges of £1.25 for an hour's parking, £1.85 for an hour and a half and £3.10 for two hours and 30 minutes. But a sticker says it will not accept the new silver coins. The new thicker nickel-plated steel coins were introduced in 2012 by the Royal Mint and since then, 330million are in circulation while older copper-nickel coins have been steadily recalled. Industry chiefs insist the bill for converting parking meters, vending machines and phone boxes to accept the new £1 coin could be more than £200million. The 12-sided coin, which resembles a classic threepenny bit, was announced as a way to fight a surge in the number of £1 in circulation - a racket that costs the economy some £45million a year. But roughly 1.2million machines on the market will have to be re-calibrated to fit the new piece, which is set to be introduced in 2017, according to one industry expert. Payphones, parking metres, betting shop fruit machines, launderette washing

Summary: In Manchester 240 machines still don't accept coinage introduced in 2012 . A typical £1.25 hour's parking is costing many £1.40 - a 15p profit per ticket . Experts fear problem may get worse when new £1 is introduced in 2017 .


Manchester City boss Manuel Pellegrini believes the club may need to splash out again this summer to keep pace with their rivals. With hopes of retaining the Barclays Premier League crown looking increasingly forlorn, City have again failed to build on a title success. They were hampered last summer, however, with their punishment for breaching the Financial Fair Play regulations of European governing body UEFA including a £49million net spending cap. Manchester City manager Manuel Pellegrini insists his side must splash the cash in the summer . Pellegrini has said Manchester City must sign a 'crack' player such as striker Sergio Aguero . Man City are currently fourth in the Premier League . A return to the heavy spending of the era immediately after Sheikh Mansour's 2008 takeover is clearly not an option, for fear of invoking even tougher sanctions, but Pellegrini has warned they cannot stay idle. Pellegrini recently spoke of a need to sign a 'crack' player - in other words a superstar of the calibre of striker Sergio Aguero - and has now suggested this summer is the time to do it. The Chilean, whose side have slipped to fourth place ahead of Monday's trip to Crystal Palace, said: 'Well, it is just the way of thinking, that big teams need to sign a big player. It is very difficult to do it every year - but every two years you must do it. 'I'm not just talking about Manchester City. You see Real Madrid, Manchester United, Chelsea, Barcelona and Bayern Munich - all the big clubs - they all do it. It is important to have big names.' Given the general disappointments of last summer's principle signings - Fernando, Bacary Sagna and Eliaquim Mangala - Pellegrini's words could be perceived as a plea for more cash. But when pushed further, Pellegrini, perhaps not surprisingly given that his own position could be uncertain, would not say whether a spending spree might be sanctioned. Pellegrini still believes his Manchester City side are capable of retaining the Premier Legaue title . He said: 'I don't want to talk about (plans) for next season because we have to finish this season. It is very important the way we finish this season before we analyse all the players. So it is not the right moment to talk about it.' Pellegrini's immediate concern is his side's league position. Results elsewhere have seen City drop two places over the weekend and, although Pellegrini has not given up on the title, he clearly cannot even take the runners-up spot for granted. He said: 'Well we are not thinking about just one team. I think it is important for our team to finish at the top of the table but if we can't win the Premier League then we must try to be second. 'But it is important to play from now until the end of the season in a way that shows you are an important team and are prepared to fight until the last game to try and retain the title.'

Summary: Manuel Pellegrini believes Man City need to sign a world class superstar . The Chilean insists it is important to splash the cash every other season . City brought in Eliaquim Mangala, Fernando and Bacary Sagna in summer . Manchester City face Crystal Palace at Selhurst Park on Monday night .


In true Zlatan Ibrahimovic style, he was not content with simply breaking the 100 goals barrier for Paris Saint-Germain on Wednesday evening. The 33-year-old added another two to make it a hat-trick on the night and take his total tally to 102 goals in less than three years in the French capital. To put his remarkable goalscoring record at PSG into perspective, he now trails only former Portugal forward Pedro Pauleta in the all-time record books. Pauleta scored 109 in 211 games for PSG between 2003 and 2008, Ibrahimovic has played in just 124 games so far. Zlatan Ibrahimovic slides on his knees after scoring for Paris Saint-Germain in their semi-final on Wednesday . The Paris Saint-Germain star was presented with a trophy to celebrate hitting 100 goals for the French side . Ibrahimovic’s hat-trick and a goal from Ezequiel Lavezzi saw them beat Saint Etienne 4-1 and remain on course for a unique quadruple, with a Champions League quarter-final against Barcelona to come next week. After the match, Saint-Etienne boss Christophe Galtier called Ibrahimovic the ‘best foreigner to ever play in France,’ and you would struggle to argue against that assessment. He has been a runaway success since arriving at PSG for £15.7m in July 2012 and claiming in his opening address to fans that he would become ‘part of the history of the club.’ He stuck to his pledge and was Ligue 1’s top scorer in in his first season with 30 goals, compared with the next best on 19 goals. Saint-Etienne boss Christophe Galtier called Ibrahimovic the ‘best foreigner to ever play in France' Ibrahimovic is considered to be one of the finest strikers of his generation despite his volatile demeanour . It was more of the same last season with 26 goals to his closest rival on 16. This season he has faced a challenge from Alexandre Lacazette of Lyon who is currently at the top of the French goalscoring charts but you would not bet against Ibrahimovic catching him before the end of the season. His goals for PSG have ranged from the straightforward to the important and the downright incredible – notably an audacious back heeled volley during a 4–0 win over Bastia in 2013. Ibrahimovic, pictured with Wednesday night's match ball, has never played in the Premier League . Many consider Ibrahimovic to be one of the finest strikers of his generation with an eye for the spectacular, an incredible athleticism and brilliance in the air. But a criticism often levelled at Ibrahimovic is that he has never played in the Premier League. The longest spell he has ever spent at one club is three seasons so on that basis a move away from PSG could be on the horizon. But would he choose the Premier League for a last hurrah? Here Sportsmail looks at his record his six previous clubs. Malmo 1998/99 – 2000/01 . Came through the youth ranks at the club and signed his first contract with them in 1996. Played six matches and scored one goal in his first season and

Summary: Zlatan Ibrahimovic scored a hat-trick for PSG on Wednesday night . It took his tally for the French club to 102 goals in less than three years . He now trails only former Portugal forward Pedro Pauleta in all-time list . The longest spell he has ever spent at one club is three seasons . Would the Sweden star choose the Premier League for a last hurrah?


Daredevil Nik Wallenda says he'll walk untethered on top of a 400-foot observation wheel in Orlando, Florida, this month. Wallenda said Monday at a New York City news conference that the Orlando Eye will be moving when he attempts his feat April 29. The Orlando Eye, part of a new entertainment complex, will offer views of central Florida from inside 30 enclosed, air-conditioned glass capsules when it opens to the public on May 4. Scroll down for video . Eyes on the prize: High-wire performer Nik Wallenda announces his latest stunt at the 400-foot Orlando Eye, during a news conference, in New York on Monday . Tough challenge: The 36-year-old daredevil will walk atop the Orlando Eye as it turns on April 29 . The Orlando Eye team issued a statement saying it's excited to have Wallenda attempt the 'amazing stunt.' No distance for the performance has been set yet, but Wallenda, 36, said he was not likely to walk the entire 20 minutes or so that it takes the wheel to go a full circle. Wallenda previously walked atop a Ferris wheel in Santa Cruz, California, but he said the size of the much larger Orlando wheel and the fact that he will not use a pole sets this stunt apart. The seventh-generation member of the 'Flying Wallenda' family of acrobats has walked across the Grand Canyon and Niagara Falls. In November, he walked twice between two Chicago skyscrapers without a net or harness, doing the second walk blindfolded. Wallenda is the great-grandson of Karl Wallenda, who fell to his death in Puerto Rico at 73.

Summary: The 36-year-old will stage his next student on April 29 . In November, Wallenda walked back and forth between two Chicago skyscrapers in a live television event . His great-grandfather Karl Wallenda died in a tight-role walk in Puerto Rico in 1978 . Wallenda has also tight-rope walked across Niagara Falls and the Grand Canyon .


Kelli Jo Bauer, is accused of stealing more than $100,000 worth of women's clothing and selling these goods out of her nearly $1 million home . A woman has been accused of stealing more than $100,000 worth of women's clothing which she then advertised on Facebook to sell from her plush mansion. Kelli Jo Bauer, 45, was arrested at her Kansas City home after undercover officers visited her and were allegedly shown dozens of clothes, many still with tags of them, that she was selling. Bauer, who lives in a $900,000 home in Overland Park had advertised more than 1,000 items of high-end women's clothing on Facebook, including dozens of fake designer handbags. She has been accused of theft, according to documents filed in Johnson County District Court. Bauer, who is on house arrest as a condition of bond, is accused of showing officers clothes — many with tags still on them — hanging on a rack and folded on a bed in an upstairs bedroom, according to the Kansas City Star. It is alleged that Bauer told undercover officers there was more merchandise downstairs, including an 'armful' of purses she showed them. Bauer told the officers that she was selling the items because she was a 'compulsive shopper' and had lost weight, the court documents said. The officers bought several items, including what Bauer said was a fake Louis Vuitton bag for $50. Scroll down for video . Detectives who began following Bauer said they saw her stealing items from several stores. After her arrest, police spent two days searching her home and were seen removing several items in large black bags. Officers are continuing to catalogue the items they seized. Bauer was allegedly selling the designer goods from her sprawling mansion in Overland Park, Kansas City . Bauer was released on a $20,000 bond and ordered to stay out of retail stores. She was placed under house arrest, monitored by GPS tracking. According to state records, Bauer operates an online retail business named My Retro Baby. The site advertises everything from a $325 diaper bag to a $38 hooded baby robe. Bower had apparently told the undercover officers she was selling the clothes because she had lost weight . During her first court appearance earlier this month, Bauer was ordered to follow mental health recommendations, including taking prescribed medication. Court records show Bauer was charged in 2007 with stealing clothing and other merchandise from three stores within 72 hours and in 2013 with stealing clothing from a retailer. In the 2007 case, she pleaded guilty to two reduced charges of misdemeanor criminal deprivation of property and was placed on probation, according to court records. As a condition of probation, she was required to serve seven days in jail and receive mental health treatment, records show. She was again placed on probation after pleading guilty to a misdemeanor charge in the 2013 case.

Summary: Kelli Jo Bauer, 43, is accused of stealing fake designer clothes and bags . Undercover police officers saw her advertising clothes to sell on Facebook . They went to her $900,000 home where she allegedly tried to sell clothes and handbags . Bauer allegedly told officers she is a shopping addict . She said she was selling the clothes because she'd lost weight and they no longer fit .


Leicester boss Nigel Pearson would have had the 'outstanding' Esteban Cambiasso down as his man of the match in Saturday's 2-1 win over West Ham even if the veteran Foxes midfielder had not scored his fine goal. Cambiasso netted with a sweet strike in the 12th minute to put his side 1-0 up at the King Power Stadium, hitting the ball first time from just outside the box after it had sat up for him from a ricochet. And Pearson said of the 34-year-old former Real Madrid, Inter Milan and Argentina player: 'Even if he hadn't scored the goal, I would still have said he was man of the match. Leicester midfielder Esteban Cambiasso has received high praise from his manager Nigel Pearson . The former Real Madrid and Inter Milan star celebrates after putting his side in the lead against West Ham . Leicester remain rooted to the bottom of the table . 'And with the goal, I think it is pretty obvious he was. I think he was outstanding.' The victory to which Cambiasso contributed - sealed by substitute Andy King's late tap-in, following Cheikhou Kouyate's equaliser around the half-hour - gave Barclays Premier League basement boys Leicester a much-needed boost in their bid for survival. It was their first win in nine league matches and cut the gap between them and safety to four points with eight games left to play. Cambiasso, who has won the Spanish and Italian league titles as well as the Champions League, had said in the build-up to the fixture that helping the club beat the drop would be like claiming another trophy. And Pearson added: 'Success is relative and success in the past for him, with the clubs he has played for, was winning titles and cups, and success for him at Leicester this year will be to be a player who has been instrumental in us avoiding relegation. 'Hopefully he will be a success at that as well. 'I was really pleased with his contribution against West Ham and the other players have a very healthy respect for him.' Pearson congratulates goalscorer Cambiasso after the final whistle of his side's win against the Hammers . Cambiasso, Jamie Vardy (left) and David Nugent (right) look relieved after their narrow home win . Mid-table West Ham, now with only one win in nine league games, almost found themselves 2-0 down early on on Saturday, with goalkeeper Adrian coming to their rescue by saving David Nugent's 15th-minute penalty. But they went on to show plenty of attacking intent from there and nearly took the lead themselves in the second half when Kouyate hit the post. Hammers boss Sam Allardyce was pleased to see his side play in a dynamic style but stressed that, ultimately, a lack of clinical finishing meant they had failed to do their job properly. 'We had enough opportunities, so did they (Leicester) and it was a really open game, really end-to-end stuff,' Allardyce said. 'From an entertainment point of view, for a neutral it was fantastic. 'From our point of view,

Summary: Esteban Cambiasso helped his side claim a vital victory against West Ham . Cambiasso scored opening goal in Leicester's 2-1 win over the Hammers . Nigel Pearson has backed the Argentinian to lift Leicester out of drop zone . The Foxes are bottom of the Premier League table with 22 points .


Allan Donald has confirmed he is to step down as South Africa bowling coach. The 48-year-old former Test paceman has served his country as part of the coaching team since 2011. He said: 'I have had some time to reflect after the World Cup and have come to the conclusion that the time is right to move on. Allan Donald has confirmed he is to step down as South Africa bowling coach after four years in the role . 'It was always a big dream of mine to work in the South African cricket environment after my playing days, and I was incredibly honoured to be given the opportunity. 'The last four years have been the best of my life, and being involved with the Proteas in the 2015 Cricket World Cup was a goal I had set my sights on.' Cricket South Africa chief executive Haroon Lorgat added: 'Allan was and always will be a stalwart in South Africa, having served his country with distinction both on and off the field. 'He brought great knowledge and international experience to the Proteas set-up, and we wish him well in his future endeavours.

Summary: Allan Donald served as South Africa bowling coach since 2011 . Donald said 'it was always a big dream' to work in South African cricket . Chief executive Haroon Lorgat said Donald will 'always be a stalwart'


Craig Gardner hailed a 'massive' win for West Brom at Crystal Palace on Saturday as the Baggies eased their relegation fears. The midfielder scored a spectacular strike as former Palace boss Tony Pulis enjoyed a 2-0 win on his first return to Selhurst Park. The Welshman left Palace on the eve of the new season and has since taken over at the Hawthorns - with three points in south London crucial having seen his side lose their last three in the Premier League. West Brom midfielder Craig Gardner celebrates having scored the second for Tony Pulis' side . But Gardner, whose trademark second-half goal added to James Morrison's early header, knows the job is still not yet complete even if West Brom now sit eight points clear of the bottom three. 'Yes, it's massive,' he said when asked about the importance of the victory. 'The gaffer has given us the target of 40 points and we will be disappointed if we don't hit that. 'We had two or three bad results on the spin and it's nice to get a win over the line after those. We were expecting what they brought with us and we dealt really well with it.' Gardner revealed the set-piece which led to Morrison heading home in the second minute came straight from the training ground as he now looks to add to his own tally for the season. 'It was a start that we worked on all week in training and it has worked perfectly,' he added. Gardner lets fly with this long range strike, which ended up doubling West Brom's lead at the Selhurst Park . Before two minutes on the clock, James Morrison (right) headed West Brom ahead following a corner . On the goal he scored, Gardner added: 'It was nice to catch one like that, over the years I've caught a couple of sweet ones and I usually get a couple in a season so I'm waiting for another one now.' For Palace, their fine run of form may have come to an abrupt end but Scott Dann, who was signed by Pulis in January 2014, insists the squad will dust themselves down and look to go again at home to relegation-threatened Hull next weekend. 'We've been on a great run,' he told Palace's official website. West Brom captain Darren Fletcher (right) celebrates with goalscorer James Morrison at Crystal Palace . 'We've come into the game high on confidence and we felt we were going to get the three points today. 'We conceded the early goal which was a big setback for us and we couldn't get back into the game but these things happen in the Premier League. 'We've got to pick ourselves up and move onto the next one, and take the confidence we gained from the last four wins into the last five games.' West Brom players race to congratulate Morrison (top left), who headed the away side in front on Saturday .

Summary: Tony Pulis' side beat Crystal Palace 2-0 on Saturday at Crystal Palace . James Morrison and Craig Gardner fired in the goals at Selhurst Park . Victory moved West Brom up to 13th in the Premier League . On 36 points, the Baggies are currently eight clear of the relegation zone .


Dan Price, the CEO of Gravity Payments, is slashing his own salary 93percent . The CEO of a Seattle startup has instituted a $70,000 minimum wage at his credit card processing company - and he's paying for it by slashing his $1million salary to the same as his lowest-paid worker. He's also taking up to 80percent of the firm's $2.2million expected profit to plow it back in to staff salaries. Over the next three years, Gravity Payments will offer at least $70,000 salary to all of its 120 employees - even the most junior customer service representatives and clerks, CEO Dan Price told the New York Times this week. 'Is anyone else freaking out right now? I’m kind of freaking out,' he told his cheering employees at a meeting on Monday afternoon. The policy will raise the wages for 70 of the company's workers - more than half the staff. The Times was present at Price's announcement. Even if the $70,000 minimum wage is a publicity stunt, it's one that will cost him big time. Price is slashing his own salary by 93percent - more depending on what portion of the company's profits he was planning to take home. Price founded Gravity Payments in 2004 when he was 19 and working out of his dorm room at Seattle Pacific University. The company processes credit card payments for small businesses. Price said told the Times he was motivated to make the radical change after reading a study about how much pay raises increase happiness for people making less than $70,000 a year. He also was distressed hearing the struggles of his friends and family who make far less money than he does. Happy workers: Price said the move will eat up 93percent of his current salary and 80percent of his annual profits . 'They were walking me through the math of making $40,000 a year. '...I hear that every single week. That just eats at me inside.' The move comes at a time when CEO pay is 300 times the average employee pay at large companies - among the highest level of inequality in history. Price claims he's a man of few vices. He takes snowboarding trips and likes to pick up the tab at dinner and when he's out with friends. Otherwise, he says, he drives a 12-year-old Audi.

Summary: Dan Price, founder of Gravity Payments, will slash his salary to $70,000 and raise the minimum wage for his 120 employees to $70,000 . The move, in the next three years, will also require Price to plow up to 80percent of his firm's $2.2million profits back into salaries . He says he was inspired to make the bold step after reading that happiness increases dramatically for people earning over $70,000 .


You might think seemingly endless sales would be guaranteed to tempt shoppers through the door. But high street retailers are boosting their fortunes – by scrapping them. Debenhams and Mothercare have called a halt to long-running promotions which fail to excite shoppers, replacing them with shorter events that have more impact. And both have announced revived figures since making the change. Experts claim prolonged sales can devalue products and encourage shoppers to delay buying an item until it is reduced. High street chains, including Mothercare, are calling time on cut-price promotions that seem to go on forever . Figures show a third of all fashion purchases are now made in a sale or promotion, and there have been warnings that shoppers are being ‘trained’ not to buy at full price, undermining profits. In the past, retail analysts mocked Debenhams for being ‘Never Knowingly Not On Sale’ – a pun on the John Lewis slogan ‘Never Knowingly Undersold’. Now, the department store has reduced its endless blue cross sales and promotions, which it admitted sometimes ‘create noise but don’t create value’. Debenhams said that despite fewer sale events, feedback suggests customers now think the store is actually better value. The move follows similar cuts to the number of supermarket promotions. Sainsbury’s recently dropped some of its popular offers – including three for £10 on some meat and fish products – in favour of lower prices on more everyday items. In the past year, Debenhams has held 39 fewer sale days, meaning it spent a month less in a promotional period. It has also put more emphasis on ensuring pre-sale garments are ‘better value’ and that the ‘first price is the right price’, cutting the cost of some menswear, womenswear and home goods. Debenhams said despite fewer sale events, feedback suggests customers now think the store is better value . Chief executive Michael Sharp said: ‘It’s not about ending promotions, but being more focused and removing events that create noise but don’t create value.’ Mothercare also expressed a desire last year to return to being a ‘full price retailer’. Chief executive Mark Newton Jones said this week: ‘In the UK, our strategy of reducing promotional and discount activity and returning to be a full price retailer has continued to stabilise margin.’ Its latest Christmas period sales lasted three weeks instead of an incredible eight weeks in 2013-14. Diane Wehrle, of retail analysts Springboard, said: ‘There is a strong argument that the more sales you hold, the more you have to hold. Consumers get used to the store always being in sale and hold out from shopping there until the next one.’ Neil Saunders, of retail analysts Conlumino, added: ‘The model of continual discounting is damaging for a retailer, not least because it erodes margins and dissuades shoppers from purchasing at full price. ‘It’s like a drug – the more a retailer does it, the more they have to keep doing it to generate a sales hit. ‘In some ways, unless it is part of a specific business model, constant discounting is a sign of

Summary: Debenhams and Mothercare have called a halt to long-running promotions . And both stores have announced revived figures since making the change . Experts claim prolonged sales can devalue products and encourage shoppers to delay buying an item until it is reduced . Figures show a third of all fashion purchases are now made in a sale .


When Ellia Beasley was a teenager, she enjoyed singing along to the lyrics of one of her favourite tunes - Rooftops by Lost Prophets. She loved the song so much, she decided to have a tattoo on her belly in 2012 featuring the lyrics 'scream your heart out'. But the aspiring model from New Milton, Hampshire, lived to regret her decision after the band's lead singer was later exposed as a serial paedophile and child abuser. Scroll down for video . Ellia Beasley has more than 20 tattoos but lived to regret featuring Lost Prophet lyrics in one of her inkings . Ellia had the line 'scream your heart out' written across her belly from the song Rooftops . Ian Watkins, 37, was sent to prison for 35 years in 2013 after being convicted of a string of child sex offences - including the attempted rape of a fan's baby. Ellia said she was shocked when she heard about Watkin's depraved crimes - and hated the fact she was associated with him thanks to her tattoo. 'When I found out about Ian Watkins I was disgusted,' she said on the new series of Channel 5 show Tattoo Disasters. 'It's wrong and he completely abused his power. I was ashamed I had something of his on my body and it's stuck there.' In an interview with FEMAIL, Ellia, now 22, said she was never a huge fan of the band but she had the tattoo because the lyrics resonated with her when she was younger. Singer Ian Watkins was sent to prison for 35 years for a string of child sex offences . 'Scream your heart out didn't have any personal meaning but it was a line that stuck in my head and I liked singing it aloud,' she said. 'I wanted to have a tattoo across the bottom of my stomach and I thought lyrics would look good there so I chose that line because I liked the song.' The tattoo - which cost £60 - was not Ellia's first. She already had eight and now has more than 20 (she's lost count of the exact number) on her arms, legs and body. But she no longer wanted to have the Lost Prophet's lyrics following Watkin's imprisonment and struggled to cover it up when she wore crop tops and vests when regularly working out at the gym. 'Everyone kept asking me what I was going to do about it,' she said. She admitted that laser removal surgery was 'not an option' as she had heard it was extremely painful and expensive. So instead, she contacted a number of tattoo artists to see if they could cover the lyrics by working them into a new tattoo design. But none of the artists she spoke to could think of a way to do it. They told her the tattoo was too bold to be obscured. However, Ellia was then put in contact with tattooist to the stars Kevin Paul who is based in Derbyshire. He has inked the bodies of many famous people including

Summary: Ellia Beasley loved singing along to Lost Prophets song as a teen . Decided to have line 'scream your heart out' tattooed onto her belly . But then the band's lead singer was exposed as child abuser and jailed . 22-year-old hated being associated with him thanks to tattoo . Tattoo Disasters UK begins on Tuesday 21st April at 9pm on Spike - SKY 160, Talk Talk 31, BT TV 31, Freeview 31 and Freesat 141 .


A full-scale terror alert was sparked this week after a dummy wearing a balaclava was spotted on a boat sailing down the Thames with a fake missile launcher on its roof. Thames Valley Police called an Army bomb disposal team after a startled passer-by reported the 4ft long guided missile in a rocket launcher on top of the barge in Reading. Perched next to the fake warhead were the head and shoulders of a convincing-looking man, his eyes staring grimly from holes cut in a balaclava shrouding his face. Panic: A terror alert was sparked on the Thames this week after someone reported seeing a missile on top of a barge in Reading . A spokesman said 'Thames Valley Police received a report from a member of the public about a suspected weapon on a canal boat in Caversham last night. 'Officers attended and conducted a search of the area, and the boat was located. The reported weapon was found to be purely ornamental. 'Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) were also informed and are satisfied it was not a live device.' The canal boat was moored near a children's play area in Christchurch Meadows, where the River Thames flows through Reading. After approaching the boat, police and the bomb disposal unit inspected the missile and confirmed the deadly-looking weapon was a dummy. Menacing: Alongside the 4ft missile were the head and shoulders of a dummy wearing a balaclava . Bizarre sight: A local resident, who asked not to be named, condemned the prank, saying: 'What a stupid thing to put on top of a boat in a town centre' A local resident, who asked not to be named, said 'What a stupid thing to put on top of a boat in a town centre. 'Goodness knows what possessed the boat owner - didn't they realise the panic it would spread? 'We're hoping the police take the time to have a word with them and ask them to remove it. 'It's not funny at all in this day and age, with all the horrible things involving terrorists.' Reading is just a few miles from Windsor where the Queen was in residence in the Castle this week - presenting the VC to Afghan war hero Joshua Leakey. Prank: Police and an Army bomb disposal team responded to the call and later said the missile 'was found to be purely ornamental' Realistic fake: The 4ft-long model weapon was mounted on the roof on the barge as it sailed down the Thames in Berkshire .

Summary: 4ft missile was spotted on the roof of barge as it sailed through Reading . Alarmed passer-by called police and Army bomb disposal team responded . Perched next to missile was the menacing head and shoulders of a dummy . Experts scoured boat and said weapon 'was found to be purely ornamental'


A motorway police patrol pulled over a car on suspicion of attempting to go back in time. Officers of the Central Motorway Police Group (CMPG) spotted the Delorean - a replica of the car used in the Back to the Future films - being carried on the back of a tranpsporter between Stoke-on-Trent and Crewe yesterday morning. Officers who pulled over the famous car tweeted: 'Look what I've just stopped on the A500. There is no escaping us no matter where you are in space time!@UKTimeMachine.' Police officers photographed the famous car as it travelled between Stoke-on-Trent and Crewe yesterday . Officers joked that the futuristic-looking car from the 1980s had a 'leaky flux capacitor' from the movie . The car's interior even had a multi-coloured hat similar to the one used by Marty McFly in the hit movie . They further joked that they had pulled the car over because it had a 'leaking flux capacitor! And he had set the Tarmac on fire! @HighwaysEngland won't be happy!' The futuristic looking Delorean, which was built in Belfast, is hired out for promotional events, weddings and birthdays. The looks almost the same as the movie prop. Joining the fun, the owner of the vehicle, who calls themselves 'Doc Brown' replied '@CMPG I was just asking for directions to Hill Valley 1985'. Luckily for the the driver, the truck carrying the classic car was not travelling at 88mph and was allowed to continue on its journey. The Back to the Future trilogy featuring Michael J Fox was a massive hit between 1985 and 1990 making almost £750 million .

Summary: The iconic 1980s vehicle was being transported between Stoke and Crewe . Police stopped the the car on suspicion of having a 'leaky flux capacitor' The car's owner joined the fun asking the police for directions to 1985 . The movie trilogy starring Michael J Fox made £750 million in the 1980s .


Anaesthetic gases used to send patients to sleep during surgery are accumulating in the Earth's atmosphere where they are contributing to climate change. Scientists say they have detected the gases used in anaesthetic as far a field as Antarctica and concentrations have been rising globally in the past decade. The gases - desflurane, isoflurane and sevoflurane - are potent greenhouse gases that have 2,500 times the impact on global warming compared to carbon dioxide. Anaesthetic is used to send patients to sleep during surgery (above) but it may also be warming the planet . Atmospheric scientists who have been monitoring the gases say that while the concentrations in the atmosphere are low, they are having an increasing effect on the climate. Dr Martin Vollmer, who led the study at the Swiss Federal Laboratories for Material Science and Technology in Dubendorf, Switzerland, said the anaesthetic gases were capable of storing far more energy from the sun than carbon dioxide. The world needs to prepare itself for a rapid increase in the speed of climate change, scientists have warned. Researchers have found evidence that suggests the rate at which temperatures are rising in the northern hemisphere could be 0.25°C per decade by 2020 - a level not seen for at least 1,000 years. The analysis, based on a combination of data from more than two dozen climate simulation models from around the world, looked at the rate of change in 40-year long time spans. Over the 900 years preceding the 20th century, 40-year warming trends rarely showed an average rate much higher than 0.1°C per decade, the study found. But by 2020 the rate was expected to have risen to an average of 0.25°C per decade, give or take 0.05°C. Different scenarios of future emissions showed that even at the lower end of greenhouse gas generation climate change picked up speed in the next 40 years. He said: 'On a kilogram-per-kilogram basis, it's so much more poten . 'Modern halogenated inhalation anesthetics undergo little metabolisation during clinical application and evaporate almost completely to the atmosphere.' The researchers, whose work is published in the journal Geophysical Research Letters, found that concentrations of desflurane reached 0.30 parts per trillion in 2014. Isoflurane, sevoflurane and halothane have reached 0.097, 0.13 and 0.0092 parts per trillion in the atmosphere respectively. By comparison, carbon dioxide gas currently makes up 400 parts per million in the atmosphere. However, one kilogram (2.2lbs) of desflurane produces the same greenhouse effect as 2,500 kg (5,512lbs) of carbon dioxide. The researchers estimate that anaesthetic gas emissions currently combine to produce the equivalent effect in the atmosphere of 3.1 million tonnes of carbon dioxide. The research team did not examine the impact of nitrous oxide, another major component of anaesthetic, as it is released by many other sources. The researchers have been taking air samples from remote sites around the Northern Hemisphere since 2000 while they have also obtained air samples in the North Pacific and the South Shetland Islands in Antarctic. The gases escape through vents in operating rooms (pictured) when breathed out by

Summary: Gases used in anaesthetic in are accumulating in the Earth's atmopshere . The gases - desflurane, isoflurane and sevoflurane - have a greenhouse effect that is 2,500 times more potent than carbon dioxide, say scientists . New study finds their concentrations are relatively low but are increasing . Scientists urge hospitals to find more environmentally friendly alternatives .


Teenager Becky Watts had to be identified by her DNA after her dismembered body parts were found . The body of murdered teenager Becky Watts had to be identified by her DNA, an inquest into her death has heard. Becky, 16, went missing from her Bristol home in February and her dismembered body parts were found 11 days later. An inquest into her death has been opened and adjourned while criminal proceedings, involving her step-brother, take place. Nathan Matthews, 28, faces a single count of murdering his step-sister, while his girlfriend Shauna Hoare, 21, is accused of perverting the court of justice. Jaydene Parsons, 23, James Ireland, 23, and Karl and Donovan Demetrius, both 29, are accused of assisting an offender. Miss Watts was living with her father Darren Galsworthy, and her step-mother, Anjie, before she went missing from their home in St George, Bristol, on February 19. Her disappearance sparked a huge search. The teenager's remains were found 11 days later on March 2, at a house in the Barton Hill area of the city three miles away. The inquest at Flax Bourton in Somerset did not give a cause of the teenager's death. None of Miss Watts' family were present. Coroner's officer Deborah Neil told the court: 'Her death was confirmed on March 3 by a pathologist. She was identified by DNA. 'The brief circumstances are that Rebecca was reported to the police as a missing person. 'She was found later at an address in the Barton Hill area. She underwent a post-mortem examination at Flax Bourton and people have since been charged in connection with her murder.' Avon Coroner Maria Voisin adjourned the inquest until the outcome of criminal proceedings. She said the case would be reviewed in August. Scroll down for video . A funeral service for the teenager will take place on April 17 at St Ambrose Church in the Whitehall area of the city. Members of the public have raised almost £5,000 towards the cost of the funeral. A notice published in the Bristol Post said the church was reserved for family and close friends but the service would be relayed to mourners outside. Afterwards there will be a private family burial. Mr Galsworthy and his wife Anjie said in a statement: 'Becky was approaching the threshold of her adult life; she had so much to look forward to and love to share with all that were close and dear to her. Miss Watts' remains were discovered 11 days after her disappearance at a house in Barton Hill . 'We will miss her so much. 'All of us as a family, including those that knew Becky would like to express our most sincere gratitude to everyone that donated towards this day. 'Becky's death has touched the hearts of so many people; some from as far away as the other side of the world. 'We never expected that response but we are so very grateful for your thoughts, your prayers and your donations. Miss Watts had been living with her father in St George, Bristol, when she

Summary: Becky Watts went missing in February and her dismembered body parts were found 11 days later around three miles from her Bristol home . An inquest heard she had to be identified by her DNA after parts found . Inquest was adjourned until criminal proceedings over death are concluded . Miss Watts' step brother Nathan Matthews has been charged with murder .


A couple who were told their severely disabled baby may die within hours of being born are celebrating her first birthday. When Sonia Morales was pregnant, her daughter Angela was diagnosed with anencephaly, a birth defect in which babies are born without parts of their brain and skull. But Sonia and her husband Rony, who live in Providence, Rhode Island, decided to 'keep her no matter what.' A couple who were told their severely disabled baby may die within hours of being born are celebrating her first birthday. Pictured: Sonia and her husband Rony, with Elizabeth, four, and Angela, now one . Elizabeth with her little sister. Angela has anencephaly, a birth defect in which babies are born without parts of their brain and skull - many newborns with the condition die soon after birth . Angela, who weighs only 16 lbs., celebrated her first birthday on March 23 alongside their four-year-old daughter Elizabeth. They were prepared that they may lose Angela from the moment she was born. 'When we went to the hospital, I thought I was going to be saying hello and goodbye on the same day,' says Sonia to People. 'We sang her a song that we made for her. It was during an ultrasound that Sonia Morales was told her daughter was not developing properly . Sonia says her daughter is aware that her little sister is sick, but just wants to spend as much time with her as she can . Everyday the family sing a birthday song, along with a birthday cake and a prayer as they celebrate Angela's life . After her birth, doctors told the family it was a critical period, but a week later they were thrilled to bring her home. The family have been celebrating every day with Angela since as they know life could be short for their sick daughter - they have a birthday cake and sing every day. 'Every day is truly a gift. She knows how much she is loved,' Sonia says. Anencephaly occurs between the third and fourth weeks of pregnancy. During that time, the neural tube is supposed to close and fold over to form the brain and spinal cord of the fetus. This process fails to occur in anencephalic pregnancies, resulting in the absence of a large portion of the brain, skull and scalp. Babies born with anencephaly are usually blind, deaf, unconcious and unable to feel pain. They are usually stillborn but in rare cases they may survive longer. The rate of anencephaly is one or two per 10,000 births. Sonia says her other daughter is aware that her little sister is sick. She wrote on a Facebook post: 'From the beginning we tried to explain that her baby sister would have to go to Heaven with Jesus because her head was not fully formed. She took it in a very natural way. 'Eli was always there close to help me with her sister. Rony and I, did not want her to see Angela's head without the hat that covered the hole in her

Summary: When Sonia Morales was pregnant, her daughter Angela was diagnosed with anencephaly . It is a birth defect in which babies are born without parts of their brain and skull - many newborns with the condition die soon after birth . Angela celebrated her first birthday on March 23 . The family are celebrating every day they have with Angela .


His primary job is to keep opposition strikers at bay, but that hasn't stopped John Terry from showing them the art of finishing too. The Chelsea captain scored his side's second goal in their 3-1 win away at Leicester on Wednesday night - as the Blues close in on their fourth Premier League title. The 34-year-old's close-range effort took his tally for the season to seven in all competitions - making him the club's joint third-highest goalscorer. John Terry was on hand to prod home from close range against Leicester on Wednesday night . Terry's strike at the King Power Stadium was his seventh goal in all competitions for Chelsea this season . Terry sits alongside strikers Loic Remy and Didier Drogba with seven goals apiece as well as attacking midfielder Oscar. Only star striker Diego Costa (20 goals) and PFA Player of the Year Eden Hazard (18) have more for Jose Mourinho's side this campaign. The centre back's ability to score is a skill that compares him favourably to the firepower among other teams in and around the top seven of the table. At Manchester City, former Chelsea team-mate Frank Lampard also has seven goals in all competitions this season - but Terry has fared better than forwards Edin Dzeko and Stevan Jovetic who have only found the back of the net six and five times respectively. On the other side of Manchester, much has been made of the malaise of on loan United striker Radamel Falcao. The 29-year-old has endured a tough season in England and this has been reflected by his poor tally of four goals in all competitions. Terry's goal return is better than Manchester City striker Edin Dzeko - who has six goals for the season . Radamel Falcao has endured a difficult season on loan at Manchester United - scoring only four goals . Arsenal striker Danny Welbeck (centre) has scored only one more goal than Terry this season . Liverpool forward Mario Balotelli (left) and Tottenham's Roberto Soldado have both struggled in front of goal . Danny Welbeck, who left United for Arsenal last summer, hasn't fared much better too - having scored eight goals in all competitions for the Gunners. North London rivals Tottenham have relied heavily upon on the goals of Harry Kane and without his productivity Mauricio Pochettino would have had to call upon four-goal man Roberto Soldado and Emmanuel Adebayor who has only scored twice. Liverpool's struggle for goals has been highlighted by the fact that Raheem Sterling has been deployed in attack by manager Brendan Rodgers this season. First-choice forward Daniel Sturridge has scored only five goals in a campaign which has been beset by injuries. Coupled with that, summer signings Mario Balotelli and Rickie Lambert have failed to replace the void left by Luis Suarez - with the pair having scored four and three goals apiece. Terry's impressive goal return is even impressive when you look at the figures of Lambert's former club Southampton, where Saints forward Graziano Pelle (15) is their only player to have scored more than

Summary: Chelsea won 3-1 away at Leicester in the Premier League on Wednesday . John Terry scored Chelsea's second in their win at the King Power Stadium . Goal was Terry's fourth in the Premier League this season . Ex-West Ham defender Julian Dicks scored 10 during the 1995-96 season . READ: Branislav Ivanovic has more assists than Mesut Ozil .


He's the mysterious young soldier who is referred to by WWI historians simply as the 'Handsome Man'. But the unknown digger has been drawn into the centre of an Anzac Day controversy after his image was used to front Woolworths' 'Fresh in our memories' ad campaign, which has been slammed for commercialising the centenary of Anzac and forcibly shut down by the government. Little is known about the man pictured wearing a uniform and slouch hat. He was a soldier of the First Australian Imperial Force, and his photograph was taken sometime between 1915 and 1918 in Sydney, before he embarked for service. Scroll down for video . A mysterious young soldier known as the 'Handsome Man' has been drawn into the centre of an Anzac Day controversy after his image was used to front Woolworths' 'Fresh in our memories' ad campaign . The studio portrait of the Handsome Man was featured in a 2008 Australian War Memorial (AWM) exhibition titled Icon and Archive, with the AWM appealing to the public to help identify him. Since then the AWM received a lot of responses from people with possible identifications but none have been correct. Last week, Woolworths launched its 'Fresh in our Memories' campaign and website, which attracted a barrage of criticism from customers accusing the company of trying to cash in on Anzac Day. The campaign invites Aussies to create a profile picture and cover photo for their Facebook page, in memory of the service men and women of World War I, complete with the Woolworths logo and a 'Fresh in our memories' slogan. In February this year, the advertising agency hired by Woolworths to create their Anzac campaign - Carrspace - contacted the AWM asking for images of soldiers. The AWM said it gave the company four image options, including three different soldiers and a nurse. But Carrspace chose instead to use the striking image of the Handsome Man, without seeking permission. A recent online campaign led by Woolworths has caused outrage among customers who have accused the supermarket giant for cashing in on Anzac Day . The campaign invites Aussies to create a profile picture and cover photo for their Facebook page, in memory of the service men and women of World War I, complete with the Woolworths logo . An AWM spokesman said: 'The terms and conditions provided to anyone using Memorial images specifies that images are not to be cropped, overprinted or altered in any way without the prior written approval of the Memorial. 'The agency has not provided the final images and product to the Memorial for its approval before publication which is in breach of these terms and conditions.' The AWM spokesman added that Carrspace claimed to be working on a campaign in conjunction with Camp Gallipoli and the Returned Services League. But RSL chief Sam Jackson told Daily Mail Australia the organisation was not consulted over the campaign, and Camp Gallipoli chief Chris Fox said he had never heard of Carrspace and had no association with them. Woolworths and Carrspace also failed to seek

Summary: The Woolworths 'Fresh in our Memories' campaign launched last week . It invited customers to upload images to remember Australian soldiers . The supermarket then added a Woolworths logo and slogan to the image . Customers took to social media to mock the campaign and express their anger with what they saw as a marketing ploy by the company . The soldier whose image was used to plug the campaign is unidentified . All that is know about the young man is that his photo was taken sometime between 1915 and 1918 before the he embarked from Australia for service .