Arrest: Rachel Lehnardt, 35, allegedly threw a drunken party for her 16-year-old daughter . A mother-of-five threw her teenage daughter a party, played naked Twister with her friends and then had sex with an 18-year-old in the bathroom, authorities have said. Rachel Lynn Lehnardt, 35, from Evans, Georgia, was arrested on Saturday night and has been charged with two counts of contributing to the delinquency of a minor. The details of the drunken party emerged when Lehnardt met with her Alcoholics Anonymous sponsor last Friday and told her about the wild party. The sponsor then contacted authorities. She told the woman that her children, who are aged between four and 16, were with their father when her oldest daughter texted her to ask if she could bring over some friends. Lehnardt allegedly responded: 'Come on, let's party', WJBF reported. When the teenagers arrived, she allegedly allowed them to drink alcohol and smoke marijuana in her home, before she played naked Twister with them in the living room. While the youngsters continued playing, she allegedly went into a bathroom and had sex with an 18-year-old man, the sponsor told authorities. When she returned, she brought out sex toys and started to use them on herself in front of the teenagers, she told her sponsor, Augusta Crime reported. Party: The mother-of-five allegedly played naked Twister with her daughter and her friends before having sex with an 18-year-old male in the bathroom. She later had sex with her daughter's 16-year-old boyfriend . She later went to bed alone and around 3.30am, she awoke to find someone having sex with her, she told her sponsor. 'She stated at first she thought it was the 18-year-old from earlier, but then realized it was the 16-year-old who was in fact her daughter's boyfriend,' Lehnardt's sponsor told deputies. The daughter told her mother she felt guilty because the boyfriend's 10-inch penis was so large she could not have sex with him, and he needed to have sex with her mother instead. While the incident sounds as if the 16-year-old raped the mother, Sheriff's spokesman Captain Steve Morris said there was no evidence of a crime and no charges are pending against the boy. No sexual crime charges have been filed against Lehnardt because 16 is the legal age of consent. Lehnardt also allegedly told the sponsor that she had shown her daughter explicit photos, including of Lehnardt having sex with her boyfriend. The sponsor said that the mother has also previously spoken about being a porn addict. Scene: She allegedly threw the party at her home in Evans, Georgia, pictured, and lost custody of her children after the incident. She has been charged with two counts of contributing to the delinquency of a minor . Following the incident, an emergency custody hearing was held and she lost custody of her five children, who are aged four, six, eight, 10 and 16, WJBF reported. At their meeting last week, the sponsor asked Lehnardt how long she had been sober and her future plans for sobriety, and the mother told her

Summary: Rachel Lehnardt, 35, 'allowed her 16-year-old daughter and her friends drink alcohol and smoke marijuana in her Georgia home' They 'all played naked Twister and Lehnardt had sex with an 18-year-old man in the bathroom before playing with sex toys in front of the teens' She said she went to bed alone but awoke to her daughter's 16-year-old boyfriend having sex with her; there are no charges against him . After the incident, she lost custody of her children and told her AA sponsor, who contacted authorities .


Britt McHenry has marked her return to work by apologizing for her 'hurtful' actions and has asked fans for a second chance. The disgraced ESPN reporter was behind the mic covering the NHL Stanley Cup playoff game between the New York Islanders and Washington Capitals. The 29-year-old was suspended for a week footage emerged showing her unleash a vicious verbal attack on a single mother-of-three at a towing firm. Ahead of her return to work, she tweeted: 'Back to work. Excited to be covering Caps-Isles today. Now that the suspension is over, I want to say again that I'm so sorry for my recent hurtful actions. Scroll down for video . Return: Disgraced ESPN reporter Britt McHenry was behind the mic covering the NHL Stanley Cup playoff game between the New York Islanders and Washington Capitols . 'Excited': She marked her return to work by apologizing for her 'hurtful' actions and has asked fans for a second chance . Making amends: The post continued on a second page, she said it is never acceptable to speak to someone else in that manner . She's back! The 28-year-old has been reinstated as an ESPN sports reporter after being filmed attacking tow clerk Gina Michelle (right) for her looks and social status in a video the sparked mass outrage . 'My remarks were completely out of line. Under no circumstances is it ever acceptable to speak to another human being in the manner in which I chose that night. 'That's not who I am as a person and hope those who only know me from this incident will give me a second chance to prove to you how much I value integrity, character and treating people with respect.' She has appeared intermittently on Sports Center providing updates from Nassau Colosseum. McHenry's car had been towed from the parking lot of a Chinese restaurant in Virginia, where she left it overnight on Easter Weekend. When she picked it up, infuriated, she resorted to insulting the employee's looks, intelligence, and social status. But despite viewers' calls for harsher punishment, the network has reinstated the 28-year-old to her role with a spot on SportsCenter this weekend. Confirming the news to Sports Illustrated, senior coordinating producer Seth Markman said: 'She knows she made a mistake. She’s owned up to it. I think she is just really anxious to get back to work.' Vantage point: She uploaded an image from her seat during the game . Vicious: ESPN sports reporter Britt McHenry was suspended for one week after the April 6 video surfaced . Markman insisted 'she has a lot of potential as a reporter', adding, 'she is young, she’s learning some things, but I really do believe in her.' He continued: 'We had a conversation where we both talked about that it would take time and it will be hard. She knows that, and especially at the beginning. 'She realizes she will have to do her job really well and hopefully win back some of the trust of our viewers. We expect that from her, and I expect

Summary: McHenry, 28, berated single mother Gina Michelle for towing her car . She insulted her looks and social status in footage that went viral . ESPN suspended the sports reporter for a week amid investigation . But despite thousands of calls for her to be fired, she returned this week . Covered NHL game between New York Islanders and Washington Capitals .


An 18-year-old student who stripped naked and ran through the streets of Byron Bay to win a free kebab has been labelled a 'goose' in court. Jack Mascitelli, from Victoria, took up the unsavoury dare in broad daylight at 8.45am during schoolies week in the popular NSW beach town. The prank backfired when he accidentally ran 'screaming and yelling' past a group of police officers, the Sydney Morning Herald reports. The officers then found him hiding in a nearby kebab shop. Jack Mascitelli, from Victoria, ran through Byron Bay naked during schoolies week for a free kebab . Mr Mascitelli, who is studying law and commerce at university, was fined $500 for offensive behaviour. Appearing in Sydney's Downing Centre Local Court on Monday to argue against the fine, Deputy Chief Magistrate Chris O'Brien told Mr Mascitelli: 'What a goose. That's what you are.' 'This is 8.45 in the morning and you are running through the streets with no clothes on. I don't know why you would want a kebab at that time of day,' he added. Mr O'Brien pointed out how children could have seen Mr Mascitelli expose himself and called his actions 'embarrassing'. 'If people had been there with their children, or in my case my grandchildren, to see you exposing yourself ... they're wandering off to have a swim and there you are in all your glory,' Mr O'Brien said. Despite the dressing down inside the courtroom, Mr O'Brien did not record a conviction and said Mr Mascitelli was apologetic. Daily Mail Australia has contacted Mr Mascitelli for comment. Police found Mr Mascitelli hiding in a kebab shop on Jonson Street after he ran through Shirley Street (pictured)

Summary: Jack Mascitelli, 18, stripped naked and ran through Byron Bay, in NSW . The student, from Victoria, was handed a $500 fine after his 8.45am antics . Prank backfired when he ran 'screaming and yelling' past police officers . Magistrate told Mr Mascitelli his actions were 'embarrassing'


Mark Lawson, 44, (pictured) was spared jail today after stabbing a colleague with a steak knife in a bizarre argument about onion rings . A pub diner who stabbed a work colleague in the leg with a steak knife in a row over his onion rings was spared jail today. Builder Mark Lawson, 44, was in The Diamond Tap public house in Newbury, Berkshire for his Christmas party when he agreed that his co-worker Simon Myers could take some chips from his plate. However, when Mr Myers started eating an onion ring, Lawson was angered, shouted at his victim and drove the knife into his thigh. Simon Blackford, for the prosecution, told Reading Crown Court that Lawson had been drinking with his colleagues at the festive party when he ordered a burger, chips and onion rings. He said: 'The defendant ordered a burger and chips and onion rings and some of his colleagues, including Mr Myers, took an onion ring and that gave rise to a somewhat explosive reaction. 'The defendant said "don't you come between me and my onion rings" and there was clearly some talk about that.' However, one of two colleagues, including Mr Myers then joked about taking more of his onion rings. At that point, Lawson 'reacted in a very loud way' to what was happening and stabbed Mr Myers with the steak knife he was clutching. The knife tore into Mr Myers's leg, causing a bloody wound nearly two inches deep, in front of the pub full of horrified onlookers on December 19 last year. Speaking for the defence, John Simmons said that Lawson had been battling a drinking problem and even visited Alcohol Anonymous for a short while to steer clear of the booze. Mr Simmons said Lawson, who lives in Thatcham in Berkshire, had been clean for six months and his decision to drink was a 'one-off' that he deeply regretted. 'This is an incident that started out as a joke but didn't end up that way', he added. 'Before this Christmas party he was almost minded not to attend and now of course regrets the fact he did. 'He hasn't drunk from that day to this.' Lawson 'reacted in a very loud way' when colleagues, including Mr Myers, stole his onion rings from his plate . Lawson took offence to his work colleagues attempting to steal his onion rings . The court heard Lawson was an exemplary employee who worked six days a week at a construction site at Newbury Racecourse. 'He comes across as an extremely affable, very likeable man,' said Mr Simmons. 'He is clearly a very hard working man and cannot believe how much trouble he has got himself into. He realises he is someone who just cannot drink.' Appealing for a suspended jail sentence, Mr Simmons told the court Lawson had apologised to Mr Myers and the two had been very mature about the unsavoury episode. Recorder Patrick Hamlin accused Lawson of putting his steady job and working life in jeopardy by drinking too much and carrying out the 'bizarre'

Summary: Simon Myers had asked Mark Lawson if he could have some of his chips . Lawson agreed, but reacted angrily when Mr Myers took onion ring instead . Incident, that started as a joke, took place at the work Christmas party . Lawson was given a six-month prison sentence suspended for a year .


The distinctive head bop was still there and the white socks pulled up over the calves but plastered across her face was something we are not used to seeing during Paula Radcliffe’s races – a beaming smile. When she set the World Record of 2:15.25 in the London Marathon in April 2003 – a time no woman has threatened 12 years later – there was no grinning until after she crossed the line. Similarly in 2005 when she recorded her third and final victory over the 26.2mile course from Blackheath to The Mall, emotions were kept in check until the end. The crowd lining the London Marathon course cheers for Paula Radcliffe as she wraps up a stellar career . Radcliffe breaks down at the end of the London Marathon on Sunday, her final competitive race . The world record holder for 12 years, Radcliffe said the time was irrelevant in her final London Marathon . Radcliffe runs down The Mall hand-in-hand with a fellow runner as she takes in the atmosphere . But a time of 2:36.55 in her final competitive marathon is not to be sniffed at for a 41-year-old with a left foot as flexible as a rod of iron who described herself as ‘unfit and unprepared’ for the race. It is well inside 2:42.00, the IAAF qualifying standard for the Rio Olympics next summer. The British Athletics standards – which are likely to be sterner - have yet to be announced but it is immaterial as Radcliffe maintained this was it for her elite running career. ‘My body can’t train at this level any more,’ she said, ‘In Kenya [where she did a winter training camp] I pushed myself too hard and I broke down. I’m sure the magic of London helped me run faster than I would or should have been capable of.’ Radcliffe was due to give a BBC interview on Tower Bridge with Denise Lewis but the former heptathlete could not keep up. ‘She ran alongside me for a little bit but it was too loud and I didn’t want to stop because I was worried my foot wouldn’t be able to start again.’ Instead of running with the elite women, Radcliffe chose to take off with the 37,000-strong mass field . Radcliffe smiles at the front of the mass group as the elite men prepare to set off on their run . The 41-year-old sets off with the main field after having barely run since February due to injury . Radcliffe was in nowhere near the condition she was in when she set the 26.2mile world record in 2003 . Radcliffe began strongly, running at 2:30.00 pace for the opening 10kilometres. ‘I ran the first mile in 5min30sec which was way too quick but every time someone shouted in the crowd it boosted me up again,’ said Radcliffe, . ‘I felt the achilles twinge at 7 miles then backed off. As much as my body wanted it to finish I didn’t want it to end.’ In the women’s elite race, the attention pre-race was

Summary: Paula Radcliffe finished in 2:36.55 but said the time didn't matter . The world record holder began at the front of the mass start . She had barely run since February due to an Achilles injury . Radcliffe was the 199th woman to finish the race on Sunday . She was first to receive the race's lifetime achievement award . Earlier in the day Ethiopian Tigist Tufa won the women's elite race . Eliud Kipchoge won the men's race in a Kenyan top three .


Oil from a Russian trawler which was towed out to sea to sink after catching fire in port is washing up on the beaches of Gran Canaria and threatening tourist spots across the Canary Islands. The Russian vessel Oleg Naydenov was carrying 1,400 metric tons of viscous fuel oil, when it caught fire in Las Palmas port on April 11. It was towed out to sea as a precaution and sank some 15 miles south of the island three days later. Clean up operation: Volunteers clear oil from the sunken Russian Trawler Naydenov on Los Seco beach, Gran Canaria . Spill: The Oleg Naydenov was carrying 1,400 tonnes of fuel oil when it caught fire in Las Palmas port before being towed it out to sea where it sank . Threat: An aerial picture shows part of the three mile long oil slick which is also threatening the Canary Islands of Tenerife and La Gomera . The Spanish government activated an environmental emergency alert and said one beach has been cleared of oil and clean-up operations were ongoing on three other beaches near the tourist town of Maspalomas. The government activated a level 2 alert after analyzing ocean current data from Spain's Oceanographic Institute, saying the slick that reached coastlines earlier in the week could affect vulnerable land. Level 2 is the second highest alert level. Environmental group Greenpeace criticised the decision to tow the vessel out to sea and has called on the Spanish government to dedicate more resources to the clean-up operation. Dedicated: A volunteer shows his oil-stained hands during the clean up operation on 'Los Seco' beach . Greenpeace has criticised the Spanish authorities for towing the trawler out to open sea after it caught fire in Los Palmas port . Volunteers taking part in the oil spill clean up . Oil spill clean up at 'Los Seco' beach, Gran Canaria . Estimates: According to Spanish officials the boat is still leaking between five and 10 litres of fuel an hour . Measures: The government activated a level two alert after analyzing ocean current data from Spain's Oceanographic Institute . A three mile slick of oil floating on the surface was photographed from the air last week and it is feared ocean currents could carry it onto the islands of Tenerife and La Gomera. Authorities estimated last week that the ship was currently leaking between five and 10 litres of fuel into the sea per hour. Development Ministry spokesman Julio Gomez said on Sunday that slicks were being monitored; a day after the government activated an alert, saying oil could damage the islands' vulnerable coasts. Greenpeace is calling on the Spanish government to dedicate more resources to the clean-up operation . Greenpeace released this picture of a dolphin with oil on its fin and have demanded Spanish authorities do more to control the spread of the oil which could hit Tenerife and La Gomera . An image taken by a robotic submarine shows the wreck of the Oleg Naydenov lying 2,700 meters down around 15 miles south of Gran

Summary: The Russian vessel caught fire in port and was towed out to sea to sink . Three-mile oil slick also threatens tourist spots on Tenerife and La Gomera . Clear-up operations ongoing on beaches near tourist town of Maspalomas .


They may not be much of a match in terms of size - but that proved no obstacle for the budding friendship between this tiny kitten and the Dalmatian who towers over him. Uno, just three weeks old, and Louie, a full-grown dog, were together at home in Spokane, Washington, earlier this month. The clip begins with one of the Pogue family, who recently adopted Uno, tentatively holding him before the two pets are introduced. Adorable: Louie, a full-grown Dalmatian, is shown here snuggling with Uno, a three-week old kitten . After carefully saying hello to Louie's left forepaw, Uno climbs over and settle down between the huge canine's front legs. Louie then shifts his position, giving Uno the chance to nuzzle and lick his neck, before settling down underneath one of his floppy ears. After Uno noses his way forward so the two creatures' faces are side by side, Louie turns his head and nuzzle his new companion lovingly. Throughout the exchange Louie's mother, whom the family adopted at the same time as the kitten, looks on approvingly. According to the Pogue family, their dog has a great track record with kittens. When they have adopted young animals previously, a hug with the Dalmatian has been a rite of passage as they join the family. Getting to know you: Inquisitive Uno pokes his way around his much larger friend's body, and eventually settles under his floppy ear . Playdate: Louie's mother is pictured above overseeing the encounter in Spokane, Washington, this month .

Summary: Uno the kitten was filmed this month meeting Louie, an adult Dalmatian . Clip shows inquisitive youngster making big friend in Spokane, Washington . Uno is tentative at first, but ends up nuzzling affectionately with Louie .


What are the chances of finding musical talent by randomly approaching people on the street? Brisbane based DJ-duo Mashed N Kutcher did just that when they offered a keyboard and microphone to members of the public and invited them to bash out a melody. The black-and-white clip has spread like wildfire, clocking up over 1.25 million views in under a week and gaining coverage on leading media outlets around the globe. The clip shows Adam and Matt, who choose not to give their full names, approach a busdriver and a 7-Eleven clerk to have a bash on the keys before going in search of a singer. It's then they happen upon a pleasant surprise. Brisbane based Singer Ross Bunbury offers his vocals to DJ-duo Mashed N Kutcher in a viral video . The duo hail down a jogger on the street and ask: ‘do you mind singing something real quick?’ ‘What do you want me to sing?' the panting jogger asks, to which they reply: ‘just make something up.’ The mystery runner then launches into a moving melody, seemingly leaving the DJs lost for words. ‘We were pretty shocked. We had been approaching people all afternoon, and suddenly we found someone who not only sings but is willing to bust out like that on the first try,’ Matt told Daily Mail Australia.' They later sampled the velvet vocals of the jogger, which they described as 'actually amazing,' into an electronic dance song. ‘As DJ’s we try to collaborate with as many people as we can, but it’s not always easy to link up with Black Eyed Peas or David Guetta, so we decided to hit the streets.’ The DJ's said they were shocked to find such an impressive talent on the street, and that it proves there is talent to be found beyond artists featured on TV and radio . The duo approach the likes of a busdriver and 7-Eleven clerk and invite them to collaborate . Last month, the boys released a similar video which saw them order pizza and collaborate with the deliveryman. But the seemingly blasé response of the DJs in their latest clip has fuelled accusations that the video was staged. ‘People are entitled to their opinion,' Matt said. 'We always get a wide range of responses to our videos, and that’s fine. All we wanted to do was show you there is a talent everywhere, not just on the TV and radio,’ said Matt. The band has since received a flurry of requests to release a full version of the song, which they plan to do at a later date. ‘We’re pretty stoked at how much the video has taken off. It’s very exciting. Hopefully we can do something for the singer too, it would be amazing if he got signed!’ Last month, the boys released a similar video which saw them order Domino's pizza and collaborate with the deliveryman . The duo said they are 'stoked' with the success of the video and they hope it will help the singer they featured raise his profile .

Summary: The pair invite random members of the public to make music with them . They find an impressive singer and record a song with his vocals . Brisbane DJ-duo Mashed N Kutcher uploaded the video last week . It has had 1.25 million views and been covered by media around the globe . The pair wanted to show that musical talent can be found anywhere . The jogger in the clip, Ross Burbury, is a singer songwriter from Brisbane who works in direct sales for media company News Corporation .


West Ham manager Sam Allardyce has claimed no club has made an offer for Aaron Cresswell, and that the left back would be better off continuing his development at West Ham amid rumoured interest from Chelsea and Manchester City. Cresswell, 25, has been a consistent performer for the Hammers since signing from Ipswich for £2million last summer, making 32 Premier League appearances and scoring twice in his debut top-flight season. The defender’s performances have not gone un-noticed among the division’s top sides, with Chelsea and Manchester City supposedly eyeing a deal for Cresswell in the summer. But Allarydce claims that club have not been approached with an offer for his services. West Ham defender Aaron Cresswell (right) is a reported target for Chelsea and Manchester City . The 25-year-old has starred for the Hammers this term, scoring twice - including this goal against Newcastle . ‘As far as I am concerned, no-one has bid for Aaron Cresswell. So, it’s all pure rumours and speculation, which has to fill the huge amount of media space that you have to fill,’ Allardyce said. ‘My problem is: does it affect Aaron Cresswell and affect his performance? ‘Players can lose that focus on that rumour and that’s for me to make sure Aaron does what he can all season and he performs on a consistent basis. What will happen in the summer, we will wait and see. ‘I have even heard somebody said we have put a £25m buyout on him. That’s the first I know, I haven’t heard anything from myself or through owners to say “well, if somebody wants AC they would have to pay 25m.”’ Despite Cresswell’s smooth negotiation of the step up to the Premier League from the Championship, Allardyce firmly believes he would be better served staying with the east London side next season. Upton Park boss Sam Allardyce (centre) believes Cresswell would be better off staying to develop his game . ‘There’s no doubt about that, because he’s year one in the Premier League. Year one is an ongoing experience that you have that you know the level,’ Allardyce continued. ‘Aaron now needs to grow from that experience. His challenge is to continue to work as harder than he has this year, not to rest on his laurels, to think that he’s here. ‘We have seen players do that and then year two more of a disaster than his impressive first year. His professionalism will come into play start of next year by where he gets and if he gets to the next level.

Summary: Aaron Cresswell has starred for West Ham in debut Premier League term . Chelsea and Manchester City are reportedly interested in the defender . Sam Allardyce says the former Ipswich star would be better off staying .


Jerusalem is a city that conjures up a sense of the holy, the historical and heavenly. The biblical city has been a magnet for pilgrims devoted to several of the world's faiths and religions, notably Jews, Christians and Muslims. Millions flock to the ancient, religious city every year. But for a small percentage, their excitement induced by their close proximity to holy landmarks invokes a rare condition known as Jerusalem syndrome. First identified in 2000, psychologists noted religious pilgrims overcome with excitement at being in close proximity to the city's holy places believed they were Biblical characters. It is characterised by anxiety, agitation and nervousness. And sufferers are often consumed by a need to be clean, before donning a toga-like gown often made from hotel bed linen. Jerusalem syndrome affects people visiting the holy city. It is characterised by seven stages, including anxiety, the need to be clean and performing sermons . The next stage sees sufferers overcome by the need to scream, or sing out loud psalms, verses from the Bible, religious hymns or spirituals. A procession or march to one of the city's holy places, is then finally followed by the delivery of a 'sermon'. The condition, which was first reported in 2000, often affects people with no history of mental health problems, LiveScience reports. However, in many other cases, experts believe the condition is likely part of a broader psychosis, that is not unique to Jerusalem. Simon Rego, director of psychology training at the Albert Einstein College of Medicine/Montefiore Medical Centre in New York, told LiveScience: 'You see things like this emerge periodically in the literature, where people think they have found a unique syndrome.' But, he said, it may simply be the result of an underlying mental illness. A study, published in the British Journal of Psychiatry, noted that since 1980, Jerusalem's psychiatrists had encountered an ever-increasing number of tourists who, upon arriving in the city 'suffer psychotic decompensation'. A study published in the British Journal of Psychology identified seven sequential stages of Jerusalem syndrome: . 1. Anxiety, agitation, nervousness and tension, and other unspecified reactions. 2. Declaration of the desire to split away from the group or the family and to tour Jerusalem alone. Tourist guides aware of the Jerusalem syndrome and of the significance of such declarations may at this point refer the tourist to our institution for psychiatric evaluation in an attempt to pre-empt the subsequent stages of the syndrome. 3. A need to be clean and pure, an obsession with taking baths and showers and compulsive fingernail and toenail cutting. 4. Preparation, often with the aid of hotel bed linen, of a long, ankle-length, togalike gown, which is always white. 5. The need to scream, shout, or sing out loud psalms, verses from the Bible, religious hymns or spirituals. Manifestations of this type serve as a warning to hotel personnel and tourist guides, who should then attempt to have the tourist taken for professional treatment. Failing this, the two last stages will develop. 6. A procession or march to one of Jerusalem's holy places.

Summary: Experts first identified the rare condition in 2000, noting seven symptoms . Sufferers first appear anxious and agitated and are consumed by a need to be clean before donning a toga-like gown often made from bed linen . They are then overcome by the need to scream verses from the Bible . A procession to one of the city's holy places is followed by them delivering a 'sermon' in public .


Two mothers who dramatically rescued a baby and group of young girls from rising tides were horrified to discover onlookers filming the incident instead of helping them. An 18-month-old baby and three girls - aged three, six and eight - were trapped on a sandbank at Blackpool Beach while out walking during the school break. But when it was obvious they had found themselves in trouble, those perched on the nearby pier did nothing to help - instead, they took out their smartphones to record the drama. Two mothers saved the lives of three girls and a baby after the youngsters were trapped by the rising tide . The Mirror reported the two mothers held the baby and young girls' heads above the rising tide until volunteer lifeboats reached them. Lifeboat crew member Nathan Lee told the paper: 'They thought they were going to die. One mum was disgusted people were filming it all on cameras, not helping. 'A few more minutes and none of them would be here.' The incident serves as just another reminder of the dangers of rising tides after more than 60 spectators had to be rescued at the Boat Race in London on Saturday. Lifeboats were deployed to transport the onlookers from the shore after they became trapped on the edge of the River Thames. Video footage showed a group of at least 40 people stranded by the rising waters after watching the rowing race between Oxford and Cambridge universities. A boy, reportedly eight years old, was also rescued from an embankment after he became separated from his mother, while seven people were evacuated from Chiswick Eyot when they were cut off by the rising tide. The RNLI said it was a 'surprise' to find so many spectators in trouble and the number was 'significantly greater' than in previous years. Many were unaware that they would be exposed to the substantial wash from the flotilla following the races and from the rising tide, it said. As a result many were cut off and found themselves with limited options to reach higher ground. Chiswick RNLI station manager Wayne Bellamy said: 'This incident showed once more that the tidal Thames can catch people unaware.' Spectators line the banks of the River Thames to watch the BNY Mellon Boat Race in London on Saturday .

Summary: Two mothers held the children's heads above water amid the rising tides . Aged 18 months, three, six and eight, they were trapped on a sandbank . But onlookers ignored their cries for help and instead filmed the drama . It comes days after Boat Race spectators were rescued from the Thames .


Richard Williams arriving at Manchester Crown Court ahead of his sentencing earlier today . The self-styled U-boat captain who funded his eccentric and lavish lifestyle with a 'sophisticated' £1million VAT scam was today jailed for more than four years. Fraudster Richard Williams, 54, had spent £50,000 of the cash turning a canal narrowboat into a replica German Second World War submarine with torpedo tubes and a periscope. The Captain Birdseye lookalike was jailed at Manchester Crown Court for a total of four years and eight months after admitting cheating the taxman out of over £1million by reclaiming VAT from three false businesses. His ex-wife Laurel Howarth, 28, was jailed for 20 months for her part in the five-year scam which defrauded Her Majesty's Revenue and Customs of £1,017,505. Judge Michael Murray told Williams: 'This was serious offending. It was carefully thought out, organised and planned over a long period of time. All the indications are that the money was squandered. 'You created three false business and there was no substance to them whatsoever. You submitted false invoice to HMRC with a view to dishonestly reclaiming VAT.' The judge told Howarth that her involvement was 'less culpable' after she had admitted three charges of recklessly filing false VAT returns to HMRC. He said: 'I am satisfied that you might have been coerced into committing some, if not all, of the offences. But you have pleaded guilty and have had the benefit of the payments over several years.' The hearing was yesterday told by Dominic Thomas, defending Williams, that Williams had blown the cash on 'a dissipated and nomadic lifestyle - travelling around marinas, buying boats, drinking champagne and generally behaving stupidly and recklessly'. A previous hearing had been told that Williams had indulged his passion for boats by building the replica sub on which he had posed in a captain's uniform. He had also paid for a private jet to take him and his wife to Paris to buy bespoke wallpaper and had converted the lounge of their home in Blackpool, Lancashire into a copy of the Oval Office in the White House. The scam was thwarted by VAT inspectors who raided his 'submarine' when it was moored outside the Royal Armouries in Leeds. Six months earlier he had been spotted on a canal in Liverpool dressed as a German submarine commander. All aboard: Captain Birdseye lookalike Richard Williams on the narrowboat he spent £50,000 on to convert into a German submarine. The 54-year-old, real name Steven Howarth, blew proceeds of a £1million VAT fraud . An unusual sight: Williams became notorious on the canal system around Yorkshire and Lancashire after kitting out his replica German U-boat with torpedo tubes and periscope, and posing in a captain’s uniform . Prosecutor Richard Orme said Williams and his partner Howarth submitted invoices reclaiming VAT on specialist disability beds in the five-year fraud between 2005 and 2010. He had set up three companies called Sleepability, Ortho-matic and Discount Mobility Store and submitted false invoices to claim back VAT from Her Majesty's Revenue and Customs. He was

Summary: Captain Birdseye lookalike Richard Williams spent £50,000 on his U-boat . He lived the high life splashing cash on jets and fast cars while on benefits . Lied that he was selling specially-adapted beds to people with disabilities . The 54-year-old was today jailed for a total of four years and eight months .


A freight train carrying a dangerous form of ammonia derailed in a rural area of South Carolina on Friday night - causing several cars to overturn and leak, and sparking a 1.5-mile-wide evacuation. The train was traveling through Salters Pond Road and Highway 121, near the town of Trenton, shortly after 8.30pm when it derailed after apparently hitting a tree that had fallen onto the tracks. At the time, the vehicle was carrying anhydrous ammonia - a highly toxic, nitrogen-based chemical that can form explosive mixtures with air. It was also transporting non-hazardous ammonia nitrate . The derailment caused up to 15 cars to overturn and leak, authorities told WFXC. However, it is unclear whether the affected cars were the ones holding the dangerous anhydrous ammonia. Derailment: A freight train carrying a dangerous form of ammonia derailed in a rural area of South Carolina on Friday night, causing several cars to overturn and leak. Above, officials are pictured near the scene on Friday . Company: The Norfolk Southern train (file picture) was traveling through Salters Pond Road and Highway 121, near Trenton, shortly after 8.30pm when it derailed after apparently hitting a tree that had fallen on the tracks . The incident prompted a civil emergency message to be activated for residents and businesses within a 1.5-mile radius of the area. Thirty people were subsequently evacuated as a 'precaution'. Derrick Becker, public information officer for the South Carolina Emergency Management Division, told The Associated Press that no one was injured following the Norfolk Southern train crash. He added that there were 'no visible liquids or a plume' on the scene. Officials could not immediately confirm how many cars the train had all together, and Norfolk Southern could not be reached. Suzy Spurgeon, Edgefield County's director of Emergency Management, said on Friday night that haz mat crews had been sent to the scene. Firefighters were already said to be on the tracks. IMs Spurgeon did not confirm how much of the substance had leaked from the cars. Locals who were evacuated from their homes were told to gather at Mount Canaan Baptist Church on Friday night. In a tweet after the incident, State Senator Shane Massey said the train appeared to have crashed into a tree on the tracks, derailing two locomotives and at least a dozen cars, WJBF reported. Deputies at the site: At the time, the vehicle was carrying anhydrous ammonia - a highly toxic, nitrogen-based chemical that can form explosive mixtures with air. It was also transporting non-hazardous ammonia nitrate . Scene: Suzy Spurgeon (left), Edgefield County's director of Emergency Management, said on Friday night that haz mat crews had been sent to the scene. Right, Sallters Pond Road train crossing, near the crash site . It is not the first time this year that a freight train derailment has sparked an evacuation. Last month, a BNSF Railway train loaded with crude oil derailed in northern Illinois, bursting into flames and prompting officials to suggest that everyone with one mile to evacuate, authorities said. However, only a family of two

Summary: Norfolk Southern train was traveling near Trenton, South Carolina, Friday . It was transporting anhydrous ammonia - highly toxic, dangerous chemical . It derailed shortly after 8.30pm after apparently hitting a tree on the tracks . Up to 15 cars overturned and leaked; haz mat crew was dispatched to site . Incident sparked evacuation of 30 people with 1.5-mile radius of the scene . Authorities confirmed Friday night that no one was injured following crash .


LeSean McCoy's acrimony with Chip Kelly continues to rumble on, with the Buffalo Bills running back taking another swipe at the Eagles head coach. McCoy was shipped to the Bills in exchange for linebacker Kiko Alonso and says Kelly's team has a college feel and that he doesn't like star talent. 'I don’t think he likes or respects the stars. I’m being honest. I think he likes the fact that it’s "Chip Kelly and the Eagles",' he told the Philadephia Enquirer. LeSean McCoy warms up as he takes part in a voluntary offseason conditioning session with the Bills . McCoy clearly has a chip on his shoulder about the trade, but slated Philadelphia's 'college feel' 'It was "DeSean Jackson – a high-flying, take-off-the-top-of-the-defense receiver". Or "the quick, elusive LeSean McCoy". I don’t think [Kelly] likes that.' Since arriving at Rex Ryan's Bills last month, McCoy says he's already at ease with his surroundings before launching another swipe at Kelly. 'Here is more of a NFL type of feel,' McCoy told NFL's Total Access. 'Being with Coach [Andy] Reid for so long... you get used to that. A player's coach. An NFL type of atmosphere in the locker room and around the facility. And for two years in Philly it wasn't like that as much. Not in a negative way, but it was different. It was more like a college feel.' McCoy ran for 1,000 yards in four of six seasons with the Eagles and still spoke of his surprise at the move. 'Now you put my numbers up. You put my [numbers] up and you’ll see it. It tells you it. In any system – Andy [Reid] or Chip. So I’m not going to go there, back and forth with that. I just feel like the only thing I didn’t like was the respect. For so many years I gave you all what you wanted. You know? And then for how it went down, it was like a surprise. I’m thinking, "Does everybody look at it how I look at it?".' As well as their trip to Wembley this year to face the Jaguars, Buffalo also travel to Philadelphia in what already promises to be something of a grudge match.

Summary: McCoy laid into his former coach, saying he doesn't respect star talent . After a day with his new franchise, he said they have more of an NFL feel than the Eagles, who drafted him in the second round of the 2009 draft . 'I don’t think he likes or respects the stars. I’m being honest,' said the 26-year-old running back .


If all your hashtags, retweets and favourites seem overwhelming, Twitter has a solution. The site has today rolled out a new feature dubbed 'Highlights', aimed at helping users sift through the large number of tweets on their feed each day. The service provides a twice-daily summary 'of the best tweets for you, delivered via rich push notification,' Twitter's Gordon Luk said in a blog post. Twitter has rolled out a new feature aimed at helping users sift through the large number of tweets on their feed each day. Highlights is limited to English-language readers with the Twitter app installed on an Android device. To enable the feature on your account, launch the official Twitter app and bring up the three-dot icon in the top-right corner of your screen. Select Settings from the drop-down, and then press on your account name. Tap on Mobile Notifications. Scroll down until you find the new option titled Highlights and press on it. The check box should display a check mark, marking the feature as active. Twitter users who opt into the service on their Android device will see a new Highlights section in a push notification. A push notification leads to an area where users can browse popular tweets from people they know, as well as trending stories. 'We want to help you get the most out of Twitter, no matter how much time you spend with it,' said Luk. 'While your home timeline is a great place to browse through and engage with tweets, we know it can be challenging to find the time to get through everything.' To enable the feature on your account, launch the official Twitter app on Android and bring up the three-dot icon in the top-right corner of your screen . Select Settings from the drop-down, and then press on your account name. Tap on Mobile Notifications. Scroll down until you find the new option titled Highlights and press on it. The move is the latest by Twitter to boost engagement for its members amid growth which is slower than some rival social networks. 'We look at things like the accounts and conversations that are popular among people you follow, tweets from people you're closely tied to, topics and events that are trending in your area or within your network, and people that are popular or trending among people you follow,' Luk said. Highlights is being rolled out first in English for people using Android-powered devices, which can be activated in user settings. 'We're refining the experience on Android first and will consider bringing Highlights to other platforms in the future,' Luk added. Earlier this week, Twitter announced that abusive accounts will now be temporarily locked until a phone number or similar is added. The move is the latest by Twitter to boost engagement for its users amid growth which is slower than expected . An algorithm will also automatically remove abuse before you even see it. Twitter already asks users who violate its abuse guidelines to delete content, and can suspend accounts permanently if they don't. But under the

Summary: It only works for English-language readers using an Android phone . Twitter's 'Highlights' are delivered using an opt-in push notification . Works based on accounts and topics popular among people you follow . It also looks at tweets from people you're closely tied to or in your area .


Police have launched a manhunt for a father suspected of gunning down his girlfriend while she was driving. Andrew 'Drew' Butler, 25, allegedly shot mother-of-three Kendra Gonzalez from the passenger seat in San Jose, California, in front of the couple's two-year-old son and her teenage daughter. Police said Gonzalez and Butler were involved in an argument when the gun went off. Manhunt: Andrew 'Drew' Butler, 25, allegedly shot mother-of-three Kendra Gonzalez from the passenger seat in San Jose, California, in front of the couple's two-year-old son and her two teenage daughters . After the vehicle stopped, Butler got out and dragged her body from the driver’s seat and left it on the road. According to KPIX he then ordered the teenage daughter, who was with her boyfriend at the time to get out of the car and take the baby with them, before driving off. Family members said the eldest daughter was screaming, saying: 'Don't kill my mom.' They have since set up a GoFundMe page called: 'In loving memory of Kendra Gonzalez'. The page said: 'Kendra was brutally shot & murdered in front of her two children on April 7, 2015 by her boyfriend. We are raising money for her burial services and also for her children. 'Any amount of money you can donate will be very much appreciated. Unfortunately she did not have life insurance so we need to raise as much money as possible. 'She left behind three beautiful children and a host of family and friends.' Nearly $5,000 has been raised so far. Tribute: Family and friends lay flowers at the victim's home and have since set up a GoFundMe page to help raise money for her family .

Summary: Andrew 'Drew' Butler, 25, allegedly shot mother-of-three Kendra Gonzalez . He was in passenger seat while pair were driving in San Jose, California . Dragged her body out of the car and left it lying on the street . Butler told the children to get out, drove off and abandoned them .


Messy homes can understandably be a huge source of embarrassment for home owners. But it's fair to say that everyone can admit to getting lazy with the cleaning every now and again. It turns out old mugs of tea, toothpaste-encrusted bathrooms and mouldy food are among the top 'cleaning sins' committed by busy Brits. A study by Kärcher has revealed six in ten Brits are too busy to clean their homes . A study of 2,000 people by cleaning equipment company, Kärcher, revealed that a whopping six in ten full-time working Brits are too busy to clean their homes each week. Even more shocking is that now, three months into the new year, many have avoided certain cleaning jobs all together. One in eight haven't vacuumed at all this year so far; a fifth never polish or dust their home and a quarter have never cleaned their windows before. Some of the top 'cleaning sins' committed by Brits include old mugs of tea and mouldy food left to fester . Other top ranking 'cleaning sins' include leaving hair in the plug hole, only changing bed sheets once a month and letting exploded food in the microwave fester. According to research, it seems that more than a quarter (25%) only do housework if they absolutely have to. And when it came to those in relationships? Women were less likely to feel that their partner pulled their weight around the house. UK Home and Garden Marketing Manager of Kärcher, Phil Springall, has said: 'For many people, workloads are increasing and weekly routines are often hectic. 1. Food stains from splattering . 2. Finger marks on the mirror . 3. Leaving dust on the skirting board and on the bannister . 4. Toothpaste stains on the sink . 5. Leaving expired food in the fridge . 6. Letting dust gather on the shelves . 7. Dust piling on the TV . 8. Stacks of washing up in the sink . 9. Coffee ring stains on the work top . 10. Leaving hair in the plug hole . 11. Leaving exploded food in the microwave . 12. Leaving splashes on the kitchen hob . 13. Only changing your sheets once a month . 14. Not wiping down the kitchen hob and its buttons . 15. Letting limescale build up in your kettle . 16. Not vacuuming the stairs . 17. Leaving dirty washing lying about . 18. Over-flowing bins . 19. Food rotting in the fridge . 20. Not sweeping the floor when food has fallen onto it . Source: Kärcher . Other top 'cleaning sins' include leaving hair in the bathroom plug and only changing bed sheets once a month . 'We've seen that more than ever, full time workers are juggling their careers while trying to stay on top of the chores at home and clearly it's a battle that many admit they fail to win. 'The result of that is that standards at home slip and that means a less welcoming environment after a hard day's work. 'It's important people have the ability

Summary: Six in ten full-time working Brits are too 'busy' to clean their homes . One in eight surveyed haven't vacuumed at all this year so far . Unfinished DIY, mould and anti-social neighbours are also embarrassing . People want to live at homes of Christian Grey, Batman, Carrie Bradshaw .


Mourners at the memorial service for celebrity cosmetic surgeon Dr Frederic Brandt, who killed himself a week ago, said a TV show that parodied his appearance was partly to blame for his death. Many believed that he was 'hurt' by the show and it was a factor in the 65 year old's decision to take his own life. 'Fredric was a dear friend but he was also very vain and to be parodied this way must have hurt,' said Edith Newman, a friend for 30 years. 'It would have had an affect on his thinking. It is just so sad.' Memorial: More than 200 friends, family and former patients attended an hour-long memorial service overseen by Rabbi Tom Heyn for dermatologist to the stars Dr. Frederic Brandt . Sad: Dr. Brandt, whose celebrity clients include Madonna and Stephanie Seymour, hanged himself April 5 . Brandt, who counted numerous celebrities and models among his clients, was found hanged at his home in Coral Gables, Florida, on Easter April 5. Some friends said he had been left 'devastated' by a character said to have been based on him in the Netflix comedy show 'The Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt.' In the series Martin Short plays a dermatologist called Dr Grant who has a shock of white hair and flawless skin – almost a mirror image of Dr Brandt. While some friends said he had laughed off the comparisons others were convinced it played a part in his decision to end his life. However, there was no mention of the show, or appearances by any of his many celebrity clients, at a memorial service held at the Temple Israel in Miami on Sunday. More than 200 friends, family and former patients attended the hour-long service overseen by Rabbi Tom Heyn. Mourners leaving the memorial were split over whether the TV show made by Hollywood star Tina Fey was a factor in the suicide. Many of the women at the service were walking adverts for the man known affectionately as the 'Baron of Botox'. One woman in her 60s said: 'We will never know if the show pushed him over the edge. No one had any idea that he was depressed. It is just so sad.' Another, who did not want to be named, added:'He was obviously depressed and when that happens minor things take on a bigger significance. ' Edith Newman, who attended the memorial with her sister Rebeca Sobie, said she though the TV caricature would have hurt her friend. Some friends said he had been left 'devastated' by a character said to have been based on him in the Netflix comedy show 'The Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt.' More than 200 friends, family and former patients attended the hour-long service overseen by Rabbi Tom Heyn . Was it the parody? One woman in her 60s said: ' We will never know if the show pushed him over the edge. No one had any idea that he was depressed. It is just so sad.' Lonely nights: The Kimmy Schmitt character has been targeted as a 'breaking point' for

Summary: Miami police say Brandt hanged himself at his home last weekend. The doctor's publicist said Brandt suffered from depression . Brandt appeared recently to have been the butt of a joke on Tina Fey's Netflix show The Unbreakable Kimmy Schmitt . In the series Martin Short plays a dermatologist called Dr Grant who has a shock of white hair and flawless skin – almost a mirror image of Dr Brandt . Brandt was friends with Madonna and other celebs such as Stephanie Seymour, Kelly Ripa and Joy Behar .


This is the terrifying moment a rampaging elephant charged at a man and squashed him into the mud after invading his village in India. The shocking footage shows Ramiul Sheikh being violently knocked to the ground after desperately trying to outrun the animal in the Murshidabad district of the country. Mr Ramiul, 50, scrambles to his feet and survives a second charge from the angry elephant - narrowly escaping being crushed to death by the five-ton mammal. Scroll down for video . Elephants invaded a village in India and one turned violent as people tried to coax them back into the forest . Attack: Ramiul Sheikh, 50, was violently knocked to the ground after desperately trying to outrun the animal . Damage: The herd invaded the village in the Murshidabad district of the country, destroying crops and houses . Mr Ramiul said: 'I didn't realise how dangerously close I was to the elephant. 'Before I knew what was happening it came charging right at me. Not once but twice. 'It was only by the grace of God that I managed to escape.' The elephant then quickly retreats and Mr Ramiul walks away miraculously unharmed, although visibly shaken and covered from head to toe in mud. The footage was captured by frightened onlooker, Sushovon Das on Tuesday when a herd walked into the village, destroying crops and houses. Locals were trying to coax the elephants back into the forest when one suddenly became violent. Locals were trying to coax the herd of elephants back into the forest when one suddenly became violent . The huge creature charged at Ramiul Sheikh, 50, twice after villagers tried to encourage the herd to move on . Footage was captured by frightened onlooker, Sushovon Das on Tuesday when a herd of elephants invaded .

Summary: A rampaging elephant attacked a man after invading his village in India . Ramiul Sheikh, 50, survived two charges by the five-ton animal unharmed . Locals were trying to coax elephants into forest when one turned violent .


It is billed as the most important meal of the day and many people grade a restaurant on the quality of their bacon and eggs on offer. But after fierce competition and testing, experts have ruled the the best breakfast is available from your local Morrisons. The supermarket beat major hotel, restaurant and pub chains to achieve the title of Britain's Best Breakfast. Morrisons has been named the best place to get breakfast in the UK - beating restaurants, pubs and hotels to win the title - with its Big Breakfast (pictured) one of the most popular items on its extensive morning menu . It was picked out by judges of the Menu Innovation and Development Awards (MIDAS) for its value for money, food quality and customer satisfaction. Richard Jones, Morrisons Head Chef, said: 'The Great British breakfast is a national institution, so to be voted the nation's best is an honour. 'The secret of our success is offering shoppers a good selection of fresh breakfast items to please all tastes - granola and porridge have become very popular in recent times, and of course there's nothing like the breakfast of champions, the Full English.' The supermarket chain offers a variety of breakfasts from porridge with red berries to its infamous Big Breakfast for £4.50. Morrisons was named best in the breakfast category, beating Wetherspoons and Bella Italia which were shortlisted for the awards. Last year the award went to Intercontinental Hotels which charges £28 for its cooked breakfast at its 5-star London Park Lane hotel. And the year before Macdonald Hotels won the accolade. A full English at its 4-star Macdonald Manchester Hotel and Spa costs £19.50 . Mystery shoppers tried breakfasts at restaurants, pubs and hotels nationwide to name Morrisons the winner . The MIDAS awards were launched to recognise the efforts of food development managers in major restaurant and food service chains, and previous winners include the Marriott and InterContinental hotel groups. As part of the judging process organisers send a team of 'mystery shoppers' to try the breakfast menu at all competing venues - from croissants and bacon rolls to the Full English. They then score each menu in terms of value for money, food quality and customer expectation levels. Morrisons' 400 in-store cafes, which serve breakfast until 4pm. Nationwide they sell 100,000 Big Breakfasts a week, and also stock vegetarian options. Morrison's nationwide sell around 10,000 of their signature 'Big Breakfast' a week. This has: . 3 x rashers of British Market St. Bacon . 1 x British Market St. Sausage . 1 x Egg (choice of Fried, Scrambled or Poached) 2 x Hash Browns . Heinz Baked Beanz . Mushrooms . Fried Tomato . Fried Bread . Served with red or brown sauce . Simon Peat, of award organisers Inside Foodservice, said: 'Our judges were dispatched to three Morrisons across the country, to try the full range of items on the menu, and they scored top marks each time. Morrisons is the best place for breakfast. 'As the saying goes, breakfast is the most important meal

Summary: Morrisons was awarded the title of serving the best breakfast in Britain . Supermarket chain beat hotels, pubs and restaurants to win the title . It achieved the accolade in the Menu Innovation and Development Awards . Judges sent mystery shoppers to try breakfasts nationwide to find winner .


Irina Shayk's latest job involves posing in a swimsuit and shades while being filmed writhing around a pool with a hunky male model. Tough gig. The Russian supermodel, 29, split from her partner of five years, footballer Christiano Ronaldo, in January, saying she felt 'ugly standing next to the wrong man'. But she looks anything but in the steamy new video and campaign for Linda Farrow eyewear. Scroll down for video . Linda Farrow eyewear's Spring Summer 15 campaign shows Irina get close to Jarrod Scott . The video follows the couple cavorting around an LA pool in the sunshine, wearing the latest SS15 styles . The behind-the-scenes film shows stunning Irina slowly emerging from the glistening water wearing a pair of Linda Farrow specs, and not much else. She has teamed the retro-inspired sunglasses collection with a plunging metallic swimsuit which shows off her fabulous figure to perfection. Her stylish male companion, model Jarrod Scott, smiles and observes her from a distance. Jarrod then jumps in the pool himself and gives the camera his best Blue Steel look as he slicks back his hair. Irina, meanwhile, watches him lustfully from over her shoulder, in a new pair of specs. The stunning model, 29, is seen slowly emerging from the glistening water . Irina and Jarrod are filmed in a cosy embrace on several occasions . Linda Farrow round frame gold plated sunglasses . Buy at Net-a-Porter now! Visit site . With summer on its way we're already planning our holiday wardrobes. But as well as our bikinis, floaty dresses, sandals and sun cream we need to update our sunglasses. There's no point looking fly if our shades are so last season. So let's take inspiration from this rather fabulous campaign for Linda Farrow eyewear. Irina Shayk looks incredible in a selection of styles by this high end accessories designer and if you're feeling flush then this is the name to invest in. In fact, if your summer look is all about glamour then Irina's gold plated pair is the ideal option. Click to buy them now at Net-a-Porter (right) and watch how they transform any outfit. $1105 is a lot of money to spend on sunnies, we do get it, but these will last year after year so are worth every penny. If you're not willing to part with that much cash then how about one of our less expensive versions below? Topshop, Sole Society, OXYDO and Karen Walker will all help you get the look for less. Topshop gold round frame sunglasses . Visit site . Sole Society Heather Frosted Round Sunglasses . Visit site . OXYDO 50mm Round Metal Accent Sunglasses at Nordstrom . Visit site . Karen Walker gold round frame sunglasses at Farfetch . Visit site . Later, the pair are filmed in an embrace on a sun lounger, as Jarrod lies on her chest and looks up at her face. In another clip from the steamy video he nuzzles into Irina's neck, before taking a close, lingering look at his own reflection whilst wearing a pair

Summary: Russian supermodel, 29, joins Jarrod Scott for Linda Farrow eyewear shoot . Pair are filmed lustfully eyeing each other up around a swimming pool . Newly-single Irina looks flawless emerging from the water . Styles include frosted pastels and liquid gold frames .


Shaquille Omar Hallisey (pictured) hit a stranger over the head with a bottle leaving his victim with a fractured skull . A thug who hit a stranger over the head with a bottle leaving his victim with a fractured skull has been jailed for four years. Shaquille Omar Hallisey's attack in Cardiff was described by a judge as 'a savage demonstration of violence in a public place'. The 20-year-old's victim Matthew Leeke, 38, had been out with friends and was making his way home alone when the assault took place. Prosecuting counsel Jeffrey Jones said witnesses described seeing three males behind Mr Leeke in Queen Street. They said the trio were arguing with Mr Leeke. 'They heard one say "Walk away or else you are going to get hurt" and then saw the defendant smashing a bottle over his head. 'He collapsed, hitting his head hard on the pavings and the three ran off.' Mr Leeke told police he remembered someone speaking to him and then people surrounding him trying to help. Cardiff Crown Court heard paramedics treated cuts to the back of his head and his forehead which had to be glued and stapled in hospital. He was taken by ambulance to the University Hospital of Wales, Cardiff, and a scan showed a fracture. In a statement, he said he was now anxious to leave his house and was suffering dizziness and headaches. He said his wife and parents had also suffered a great deal of upset over what happened to him in June last year. Judge Philip Richards acknowledged that Hallisey's guilty plea to wounding with intent to cause grievous bodily harm had been 'brave' but said it had been a long time coming. Hallisey had been due to stand trial before he changed his plea. 'You used a bottle as a weapon to strike another man over the head and he has been profoundly affected by it,' the judge told him. A judge at Cardiff Crown Court (pictured) jailed Hallisey for four years after he admitted to wounding with intent to cause grievous bodily harm . He also said that Hallisey, of Cardiff, had been the victim of violence himself when younger and now had a good partner who was standing by him. The judge said: 'I hope you resolve never to come before these courts again.' Caroline Rees, for Hallisey, said her client had known prison was inevitable but that he had a supportive family. 'He is normally a kind and gentle young man doing his best to live a good life against what has been a tragic background', she told Cardiff Crown.

Summary: Shaquille Omar Hallisey attacked Matthew Leeke in Queen Street, Cardiff . The 20-year-old's victim was walking home when the assault took place . He pleaded guilty to wounding with intent to cause grievous bodily harm . Judge describes attack in June 2014 as 'savage demonstration of violence'


In cities that are as well-known for their burgeoning fashion scene as they are their must-see monuments and ever-evolving culture, it's perhaps no surprise that hotel staff are as well-dressed as their chic visitors. The Park Hyatt New York, for example, recently hired First Lady Michelle Obama's favourite designer, Narcisco Rodriguez, to re-design the staff's uniforms. While the Shangri La Hotel in Toronto opted for local designer, Sunny Fong, when overhauling their lobby lounge dresses and champagne room uniforms. The result was a sleek, sophisticated style, inspired by the Asian artwork in the property's common spaces. And that's just the beginning. MailOnline Travel looks at most well-dressed hotel staffs around the world. JW Marriott Houston Downtown hired American designer, David Peck, for its recent uniform overhaul . JW Marriott Houston Downtown . The JW Marriott Hotel in Downtown Houston enlisted the help of American designer, David Peck, for their recent uniform revamp. The Houston-based designer first launched his own line at age 21 and quickly became known for his classic shapes, structured pieces and tailored silhouettes. A first of its kind collaboration, Peck and Marriott took inspiration from the city's 104-year-old skyscraper, as well as the local Houston aesthetic in designing the ready-to-wear pieces. Evoking an East Coast high-society sensibility, the designs rely heavily on fair-trade tweed, sharp suits, and accessories, such as bowties. Peck (left) is a Houston-based designer, now known for this structured pieces and tailored silhouettes . In designing the pieces, Peck took inspiration from the city's 104-year-old skyscraper and local influences . The looks are meant to evoke an East Coast high-society sensibility, relying heavily on bold accents . And these custom-made looks don't set the hotel staff back a dollar. Not only does Marriott pay for the uniforms, but Peck has also provided each employee with a 150-page style guide to help them find new ways to mix and match the pieces. 'David Peck’s custom designs artfully reflect the sophisticated yet unpretentious nature of the hotel,' Natalie Wiseman, JW Marriott Houston Downtown director of sales and marketing, said in a statement. The Park Hyatt New York hired Michelle Obama's favourite designer, Narcisco Rodriguez, for a uniform revamp . The Park Hyatt New York is a luxury hotel located near Central Park South in Manhattan . The subtle cut-out detailing on the back of the dress adds a bit of sexiness while remaining work appropriate . Park Hyatt New York . Fashion icon, Narcisco Rodriguez, lent a hand when it came to redesigning the uniforms for this central Manhattan hotel. It's easy to see why Rodriguez is a favourite of the First Lady of the United States, seeing as how when challenged to come up with a New York-centric design, the fashion guru erred on the side of timeless elegance with a chic little black dress. The minimalist look is a perfect fit for the luxury property, located just south of Central Park, and the knee-length frocks come in sleeveless, capped and three-quarter length styles. At the Rosewood Hotel in London, doormen wear newsboy caps and female employees

Summary: Hotels around the world are now hiring top designs to craft their uniforms . Narcisco Rodriguez designed dresses for Park Hyatt New York hotel staff . At Toronto's Shangri La Hotel, Sunny Fong was inspired by the Ming era . London-based Nicholas Oakwell created a vintage look for the Rosewood .


GPs are the gateway to NHS care – nine out of 10 times, the first contact a patient has with the health system is through their GP. Yet access to GPs has become a major policy and political issue. The crisis in A&E has led some to blame a lack of available GP appointments for people heading to emergency departments instead. Weekend opening hours for GPs has been touted as one solution - by improving access, many patients won’t need to take up other care services. The crisis in A&E has led some people to blame a lack of available GP appointments, prompting more people to visit the emergency department instead . Since the summer of 2013, a number of GP surgeries in London have been piloting seven-day opening, as part of the Challenge Fund initiative - funding for which was recently increased from £50 million to £100 million. Through the Challenge Fund, GP surgeries were asked to bid for funds for extra opening hours, but this was solely for set-up costs, for example, the sharing of medical records. Running costs had to be covered by surgeries from existing budgets. We wanted to know whether the flow of patients to A&E from four of these pilots in central London changed compared to a control group of 30 other surgeries in central London. In our study, we found an eight per cent drop in A&E attendances among patients of the pilot surgeries compared to the control group. We also found an eight per cent drop in A&E admissions among elderly patients, those aged 65 or more, of the pilot surgeries. This is because cautious doctors in emergency departments are more likely to admit elderly patients to hospital, while GPs, familiar with their case histories, may be more comfortable treating and sending them back home. The effect was also largest at weekends. And the fall was only in cases of mild to moderate severity. There was no effect in the most urgent cases such as those caused by accidents or brought to A&E in ambulance. Weekend opening hours for GPs has been touted as one solution to relieve the mounting pressure on A&E departments - by improving access, it is thought many patients won’t need to take up other care services . Based on these findings, we calculated that this eight per cent fall would translate into two million fewer visits to A&E each year if weekend opening was made available nationally. Given that the average cost of a GP consultation is about £27, while that of an A&E visit is £114, two million fewer A&E visits would imply a cost saving of £194 million for the NHS. From research carried out by Thomas Cowling and colleagues, we know that there is an association between GP access and the number of non-urgent A&E visits. In 2010-11, the GP surgeries that were most accessible also had lower A&E non-urgent visits compared to the GP surgeries with the least access. A one point increase in the percentage of registered patients who seek GP appointments within two

Summary: Nine in 10 times, the first contact a patient has with the NHS is via a GP . Crisis in A&E has led some to blame lack of GP appointments . Weekend opening hours have been suggested as one solution . Vikram Pathania is a lecturer in economics at the University of Sussex .


All the smiles cannot hide the reality that McCluskey and his union are a potent, sinister force in British politics . Out on the election campaign trail under blue skies in South Wales, the trade union firebrand's manner was as warm as the weather. 'Didn't you once call me a slab-faced Marxist?' the famously militant leader of Unite asked me with a grin that was more genial than menacing. I had to confess I had. But that did not stop 'Red' Len McCluskey giving me the time of day on a street in Neath as he conducted a two-day tour of the Principality to drum up support for Labour's cause. Watching him in action, it was clear that he is highly popular with activists. His gospel of traditional hard-left socialism goes down well with the converted, as does his hackneyed anti-Conservative bile. 'We look to Wales as a beacon of hope to show what a Labour government can do. The Tories might have the money but we've got the working people on our side,' he said to cheers and applause. Yet all the smiles cannot hide the reality that McCluskey and his union are a potent, sinister force in British politics, seeking to use their financial and organisational muscle within the Labour movement to drag Britain back to the dark days of the 1970s. As the Mail reveals today, the sheer scale of the influence Unite holds on scores of Labour candidates is chilling given the socialist revolution the union would seek to impose. Indeed, McCluskey, a former Liverpool dock worker who keeps a drawing of Lenin in his office and once boasted of presiding over more strikes than any other union boss, is quite open about his yearning for that period when the unions held the government to ransom: 'We are supposed to believe that the Seventies was a horrible time. It wasn't. It was a time of great advances for working people,' he has said. Labour's umbilical link to McCluskey's union has received much less attention in recent days than a potential deal with the left-wing, anti-austerity SNP, yet it is just as potentially disastrous for the governance of this country. Not only is Unite – which has a claimed membership of 1.42million – intertwined with the Labour Party's structure, MPs and finances, but it also remains addicted to the failed socialist policies of the past, including a major expansion in the public sector, less flexibility in the workplace, higher taxation and ever more state spending. Just like Nicola Sturgeon, McCluskey wants to make Labour bolder, 'more radical, courageous and brave'. Only last month, he appeared to threaten illegal action if a Tory Government pushed through further restrictions on strikes in the public sector. 'When the law is misguided, when it oppresses people and removes their freedoms, can we respect it? I am not really posing the question, I'm giving the answer. It ain't going to happen,' he declared. Despite all his talk about the oppression of working people, however, he has not done badly for himself. Last year it

Summary: The scale of influence Unite holds is chilling given what it seeks to impose . It remains addicted to the failed socialist policies of Britain's past . Mr McClusky denies holding too much power over Labour's Ed Miliband .


Police have revealed that they believe missing toddler William Tyrell may be alive, despite fears that he was abducted by a paedophile ring operating on the mid-north coast of NSW. Just a day after William's parents made an impassioned plea for the three-year-old to be returned to them, police have described the 'fast-paced' investigation into the new line of inquiry. 'The two worlds collided. We have information that could link William’s disappearance to a group of people suspected of paedophile activity,' said lead investigator Detective Inspector Gary Jubelin. Scroll down for video . The parents of missing William Tyrrell, who police now say may have been kidnapped by a paedophile ring, have revealed the moment they realised their son was missing . The focus of the investigation has shifted dramatically, and is now 'progressing rapidly', according to Homicide Squad commander Detective Superintendent Mick Willing, reported news.com.au. 'We are pursuing many, many lines of inquiry but what I can say is that there is a team of detectives working very hard. This is a very fast-paced moving inquiry,' Detective Superintendent Willing said. The Detective Sup took a firm stance on the consequences for anyone found to be involved with the toddler's disappearance. 'If you know anything you are implicated. If you are involved you will be charged,' he said. Det Sup Willing also spoke of the heartache William's parents had experienced since his abduction, and said that the family needed answers to where their beloved little boy was. This comes as the three-year-old's mother spoke out about the horrifying moment she realised her son had vanished. Little William's mother frantically searched the house, opening cupboards and yelling out, 'You need to talk to mummy and tell me where you are' in the moments after she found she couldn't hear her son. 'When I realised that William was missing – I think back to that moment where I just went, "I can't hear him, why, why can't I hear him",' she said. William had been in the front yard of his grandmother's house in Kendall, on the NSW mid-north coast, when he disappeared in September last year. 'I just walked out and just I see nothing, I hear nothing, I'm speechless. I'm walking around in a circle on the spot thinking where is he? Why can't I see him? And I'm yelling out, "William, where are you"?' his mother told The Sydney Morning Herald. The toddlers parents released a heart-wrenching video earlier on Friday begging for his return. 'Just give him back ... take him to a church, take him to a police station, take him to school. Give him to someone, give him back,' his mother says in a video released by police. William's father choked back tears as he remembered his son, who was infatuated with the Spider-Man superhero. '(He loved) anything that related to Spider-Man and superheroes,' William's father said in the video. 'He's a cheeky, vibrant little boy ... full of energy. I mean he's my little boy.' One of the new photos released by police of William Tyrrell show

Summary: Police have said they believe William Tyrrell may be alive after six months . They revealed this information has changed the focus of the investigation . Police have issued a strong warning for anyone found connected . The parents of the toddler released a heartfelt plea for his safe return . His mother spoke of the moment she realised he was missing . She said she searched the house in circles telling him to yell out . His mother said she knew he was missing when she couldn't hear him . The toddler vanished from his home in Kendall, NSW in September 2014 .


Jordan Speith is in prime position to win the Masters, maintaining the lead during the final round at Augusta. The 21-year-old has begun the last day of the hallowed tournament after setting a scoring record for 54 holes of 16 under par. He is playing alongside British contender Justin Rose in the final, showcase pairing, and will be looking to avoid the disappointment of last year, when he finished runner-up. Some of his American rivals, such as Tiger Woods, have slipped down the leaderboard. But others, including Dustin Johnson and Phil Mickelson are still posing a threat. Jordan Speith, pictured during his final round on Sunday, is in prime position to win The Masters, taking a four shot lead into the final round at Augusta . He is playing with British contender Justin Rose, who began the day four shots off the pace . Spieth, who squandered a front-nine Masters lead on Sunday last year and settled for sharing second behind Bubba Watson, is the man to beat for the top prize of $1.8 million at the $10 million event. 'Last year definitely left a bad taste in my mouth,' Spieth said. 'Looking at trying to get some revenge. I've got a long way to go still.' The spotlight belonged to Spieth, who could break Tiger Woods' 1997 tournament record of 18-under 270 by shooting 69 in the final round. The former world number one Woods started the day some shots back, and caused concern on the 7th hole when he seemed to injure his finger. He then pulled up on the 8th tee, shaking off the same hand while his girlfriend Lindsey Vonn watched from the crowds. If he wins, Spieth would become the second-youngest winner in Masters history, five months older than Woods when he won his first major in 1997. Spieth could also become only the fifth wire-to-wire winner in Masters history, joining Craig Wood in 1941, Arnold Palmer in 1960, Jack Nicklaus in 1972 and Ray Floyud in 1976. Spieth is the first player since Greg Norman in 1996 to own the outright Masters lead after each of the first three rounds, but Norman squandered a six-stroke lead in making the greatest last-day collapse in major golf history and lost by five to Nick Faldo. Tiger Woods waits to play a shot on the first hole during the final round. He started the day further down the field looking to make up lost ground . The former world number one let go of his club and shook his hand after hurting his wrist during after playing a shot in pine needles . His girlfriend, gold medal skier Lindsey Vonn, was spotted walking up the first way as he got his round underway . She has been on hand to support her beau at Augusta throughout the week . No player in Masters history has ever reached 19-under at any stage of the tournament but Spieth flirted with it Saturday, making four birdies in five holes to stand 18-under before a double bogey at 17 and a 10-foot par

Summary: The Dallas native will play alongside Justin Rose in the final pairing . Has set a scoring record for the first 54 holes of 16 under par . Finished runner-up last year and is now determined to win . Is first player since Greg Norman in 1996 to have lead after each round .


Every day Sportsmail takes a look at the European papers to see what are the biggest stories creating talking points on the continent. Let's start in Spain, where Marca and AS report that Real Madrid are set to be without Karim Benzema for their Champions League quarter-final second leg clash against rivals Atletico Madrid. The French striker, who has 15 La Liga goals to his name this season, missed Madrid's 3-1 victory against Malaga with a knee injury which he is struggling to recover from. Spanish newspapers report that Karim Benzema will miss Real Madrid's clash against Atletico on Wednesday . Despite Madrid boss Carlo Ancelotti telling reporters, 'Benzema is not available [for Malaga] but we will have him back for the next game,' Marca lead with the headline 'Benzema still doubtful'. The Madrid-based newspaper claim that Ancelotti is 'hesitating' between playing a 4-4-2 or 4-3-3 formation as Gareth Bale and Luka Modric also look likely to miss Wednesday's clash. Marca lead with a similar line as the heap pressure on the Madrid boss by writing, 'Ancelotti searches for a Champions League Madrid without Modric, Bale...and almost surely without Benzema.' Elsewhere is Spain, Mundo Deportivo hail Barcelona coach Luis Enrique for statistically being 'the best coach in history in his first 50 games.' Mundo Deportivo hail 'Mister Lucho' Luis Enrique for his impressive record as Barcelona manager . Gareth Bale went down injured after less than five minutes at the Bernabeu on Saturday evening . The Barcelona outlet report that Enrique tops the list for results in his first 50 games in charge with Helenio Herrera in second and Pep Guardiola and Tata Martino tied for third. Over in Italy, Tuttosport celebrate Juventus's march towards the Serie A title following their 2-0 victory against Lazio on Saturday. 'Fest Juve,' or 'Party Juve' reports the Italian newspaper as they look ahead to Massimiliano Allegri's Olympico clash against Torino where the Old Lady can wrap up a fourth consecutive Scudetto. Luka Modric hobbles off the Bernabeu pitch have sprained a ligament in his right knee on Saturday . Italian newspaper Tuttosport focus on the Serie A as Juventus looks to wrap up the Serie A title .

Summary: Karim Benzema missed Real Madrid's win against Malaga with knee injury . Carlo Ancelotti had hoped the French striker wouldn't be out for long . Welsh forward Gareth Bale could also miss Champions League clash .


Unblinking eyes stare from decapitated heads and loose limbs are piled up on the shelves in what looks like a little shop of horrors. But what appears to be the final resting place of childhood toys is, in fact, a hospital where dolls in need of repair are given a new lease of life. The Hospital of Dolls, or Ospedale delle Bambole as it is known in Rome, was built by the Squatriti family 60 years ago and today their descendants, Federico Squatriti, 52, and his 82-year-old mother Gelsomina continue the family tradition. Scroll down for video . Painstaking: Gelsomina Squatriti, 82, works to restore a doll's leg in the studio in Rome, Italy, which was set up 60 years ago by her relatives . Creepy: Hundreds of disembodied dolls and decapitated heads are piled up on the shelves of the shop, where they are given a new lease of life . Some of the toys have been left to rot in the Rome studio, while others, which have been painstakingly restored, are returned to their owners . The family business first began restoring delicate items such as ceramic, tortoiseshell and mosaics. But soon the dolls began to take over the shop. The mother and son team painstakingly restores hundreds of toys - carefully mending the porcelain heads and re-attaching the limbs. Now hundreds of disembodied toys are stacked on the shelves. Federico said: 'We started to restore dolls heads because they required the same methods as porcelain - the same colours, and so on.' Unblinking: The family business first began restoring delicate items such as ceramic, tortoiseshell and mosaics. But soon the dolls took over . Hard-at-work: Squatriti family descendants, Federico, (left), 52, and his 82-year-old mother Gelsomina (right) continue the family tradition . Treasure trove: The studio in Rome is a antique-hunter's dream. Ceramics, children's toys and mosaics cover every surface of the doll hospital . Macabre: What looks like the final resting place of a child's plaything is really a place where some of the toys are given a new lease of life . 'Maybe 40 years ago, the family started working on bodies as well,' he added. Every member of Federico's family has worked in the small shop and the ghoulish toys also have a long history - one dusty doll dates back to 1902 but now remains unclaimed in the treasure trove. There are hundreds of others that have been left to rot in the workshop - which stinks of enamel paint, glue and solvents. Handy: The mother and son team painstakingly restores hundreds of toys - carefully mending the porcelain heads and re-attaching the limbs . Lifeless: Every member of Federico's family has worked in the small shop in Rome, Italy and the ghoulish toys also have a long history . Family history: The Hospital of Dolls, or Ospedale delle Bambole as it is known in Rome, was established by the Squatriti family 60 years ago . Frederico added: 'The best solution is to work well and work long enough. It's something you do for your

Summary: Heads and loose limbs are piled up on the shelves in the doll hospital, known as Ospedale delle Bambole in Rome . Shop was built by the Squatriti family sixty years ago, restoring items such as ceramic, tortoiseshell and mosaics . Descendants Federico Squatriti, 52, and his 82-year-old mother Gelsomina have carried on the family tradition .


Ronny Deila insists Celtic will not risk their Champions League aspirations by embarking on another gruelling pre-season travel schedule. The Norwegian blamed last summer’s money-spinning programme of games in the United States, Austria, Germany for a damaging 4-1 qualifying defeat to Legia Warsaw. Celtic command lucrative fees for pre-season commitments and have also taken on trips to Australia and the Far East in recent seasons. Ronny Deila and Nir Bitton walk off the pitch after losing to Legia Warsaw in Champions League qualifying . A return to America for this July has not yet been ruled out. With £16million on offer just for returning to the Champions League group stages, however, Deila says he has the blessing of chief executive Peter Lawwell to scale down this summer’s commitments. ‘It is not going to be the same,’ he said. ‘We are going to play less games, travel less and really prepare for those games. ‘I want to do it differently than we did it last year. I think we did way too much travelling and way too much games.’ Faced with over-turning the 4-1 first leg defeat in Warsaw last summer, Deila remained with his first team in Glasgow while a Celtic development squad suffered a 6-1 thrashing to Spurs in an exhibition game at Helsinki’s Olympic Stadium. ‘It is not positive to play games with half a team and lose 5-1 and 6-1,’ said the Celtic boss. ‘It is not positive for the confidence and the atmosphere in the club. We don’t like to lose. When we play we want to prepare as well as possible and that is going to be the main issue now in pre-season.’ A Celtic development squad were thrashed by Tottenham in a pre-season friendly last season . The SPFL champions recently secured a new kit deal with American manufacturers New Balance, raising the chances of a return to the States. Despite the financial attractions of a packed pre-season programme, however, Deila says he has backing from Lawwell to do most of the preparation in Scotland. ‘He is with me. We are on the same lines so that hasn’t been a problem. We are talking about the United States but then everything has to be perfect there. ‘We haven’t decided 100 per cent but I think we are going to stay here for the first 14 days and have games around here. We will have a couple of games that we go away to play, maybe two or three. So less travelling, more calm. Players will have been abroad on vacation and will come back and prepare the right way and play games here.’ Acknowledging at the same time that overseas trips generate cash for the club, Deila responded: ‘Yes, but there is more money in the Champions League.’ Deila says Celtic won't be travelling as much in pre-season as they look to qualify for the group stages .

Summary: Celtic travelled to the United States, Austria and Germany last pre-season . The Scottish club were then beaten in the Champions League by Legia .


Tottenham manager Mauricio Pochettino insists he has no desire to be popular among Southampton fans as he prepares for his first return to the south coast. The Argentine will be given a hostile reception at St Mary’s on Saturday, with Saints fans still angered by his decision to leave for White Hart Lane last summer. Southampton supporters are planning to show support for their Dutch manager Ronald Koeman, his brother and assistant head coach Erwin Koeman and fitness coach Jan Kluitenberg by wearing orange instead of the usual red and white club colours. Tottenham manager Mauricio Pochettino is looking forward to his return to his former stomping ground . Pochettino (centre) decided to leave Southampton in order to take up the reins at Tottenham in the summer . But Pochettino claims he can handle any animosity on his return to Southampton . He said: ‘A bad reception? This is football. I don’t want to be popular. ‘Will I be upset? No, no. A lot of people love us and we love a lot of people in Southampton. ‘The people who know us from the club, and were close to us, they know how we are and how we were and we were very honest and very professional and that is difficult to explain for the normal people as they are not involved every day. ‘I want to be honest person and do my job. I understand the supporters. We need to accept that if they were upset because we took another way. ‘This is not easy for them and difficult to understand the decision. But the decision is done. We don’t need to explain. I never had an opportunity to explain but this is football. ‘The most important thing is that Southampton are on the top and having a great season and we are here and I am happy to be here and that is the best thing.’ Pochettino's reign at Southampton lasted just 18 months as he decided to leave the south coast club in May . The former Southampton boss admits he could be jeered on his return to St Mary's at the weekend .

Summary: Mauricio Pochettino returns to St Mary's for first time since his departure . The Argentine left Southampton in order to take up reins at Tottenham . Pochettino admits he could be jeered on return to former stomping ground .


An apartment house where only high-paying tenants can use the gym may be illegally discriminating, city human rights officials warned this week. It's the latest salvo in an ongoing struggle between property developers to build or maintain rent-stabilized apartments alongside luxury units that go for thousands of dollars more a month. Other building have installed so-called 'poor doors' for use by rent-stabilized tenants while full-rent residents get to use the front door. DNAInfo New York obtained pictures of the sign posted by property managers that warned only certain residents of the building were allowed access to the gym. The Human Rights Commission said in a notice filed Thursday that there's enough evidence of age discrimination to merit a hearing on the Stonehenge Village complex's fitness room. The rent-regulated tenants excluded from the gym are largely over 65, while market-rate tenants aren't, according to a complaint last year from tenants' association president Jean Green Dorsey. Scroll down for video . Jean Green Dorsey says the refusal of landlords to let rent-stabilized tenants use the new gym facility in the building 'smacks of second-class citizenship . The gym that property managers opened in Stonehenge Village last year was closed off to anyone who lived in rent-stabilized apartments . The gym, pictured here in a photo obtained by DNAInfo New York, was meant as a perk to lure full-price-paying tenants, who shell out $3,500-a-month for a one bedroom . Dorsey said being barred from using the exercise room smacked of second-class citizenship for the rent-stabilized tenants who occupy about 60 percent of the more than 400 apartments in the complex on Manhattan's Upper West Side. She said Friday she was hopeful the landlord would now let rent-stabilized tenants pay a reasonable fee to use the gym and have it continue to be free for their higher-rent neighbors. Dorsey said tenants previously offered to do that but were rebuffed, spurring her complaint. 'You really shouldn't have to do all this to live a happy life,' said Green Dorsey, 75, who has lived in the building since 1972. Market-rate apartments go for $3,500 a month for one-bedroom units, which advertise granite counter tops, stainless steel appliances and close proximity to Whole Foods. The landlord, Stonehenge Partners Inc., had no immediate comment Friday. Stonehenge Partners has said the gym was built last winter to entice market-rate tenants. 'Any impact on rent-regulated tenants arises out of their length of tenancy in the building,' not their age, 'and involves that person's choice to remain in a rent-regulated unit at lower rent,' the landlord's lawyer, Jerrold Goldberg, wrote in a filing last year. The building advertises one-bedroom apartments for $3,500 a month that feature granite counter tops and stainless steel appliances . While city law prohibits discrimination based on age, it's silent on the subject of rent-regulation status. Stabilized tenants get valuable benefits of their own, like lower rent, Goldberg noted. The building's courtyard, laundry room and some other amenities are open to all residents, he added. Stonehenge Village is among several New York buildings that have spurred an outcry over

Summary: Ruling by the New York City Human Rights Commission is a blow for Stonehenge Village on Manhattan's Upper West Side . 60percent of the tenants pay reduced rent-stabilized rates . The rest pay market rates of $3,500 a month for a one bedroom apartment . Most rent-stabilized tenants are over age 65 . This is the latest battle between property developers who get taxes breaks for building rent-stabilized units and the city .


Conceding three goals would be embarrassment enough for any goalkeeper, but Rob Green was forced to suffer even more humiliation at the hands of a ball boy on Monday night. As the clock ticked down during QPR's 3-3 away draw with Aston Villa, a cheeky youngster decided to while away a few more seconds by mugging off the former England No 1 with a handmade nutmeg. The ball boy, who initially shames himself by slipping over while retrieving the ball, toys with Green by pretending to hand him the ball back before rolling it between the clearly frustrated 35-year-old's legs. The Villa ball boy (front left) initially slips over while retrieving the ball behind QPR's goal . The Rangers No 1 smiles as he moves to retrieve the ball from the youngster during the 3-3 draw . The cheeky lad decides to embarrass the former England stopper by rolling the ball through his legs . The 35-year-old shows his frustration as the young prankster makes a swift exit . Green is no stranger to blooper reel moments, having let Clint Dempsey's shot slip through his fingers in the 1-1 draw with USA at the 2010 World Cup - a mistake that cost him his place at the tournament. Belgium powerhouse Christian Benteke ensured the points were shared at Villa Park by scoring a hat-trick against their his fellow relegation strugglers to move three points clear of the safety zone. Having scored seven goals and taken four points from their last two games in a bid to beat relegation, Rangers host Premier League leaders Chelsea at Loftus Park on Sunday. The QPRv keeper stretches but could not prevent Christian Benteke from scoring a hat-trick . Green congratulates the Aston Villa forward at the end of the game as QPR strive to beat the drop .

Summary: Aston Villa drew 3-3 with QPR in their Premier League clash on Monday . Belgium striker Christian Benteke scored a hat-trick for the Villans . Robert Green was embarrassed by a nutmeg from a cheeky ball boy .