Tim Sherwood has confirmed he will start Shay Given against Liverpool in the FA Cup semi-final at Wembley on Sunday, a day before the Irishman turns 39. Given has been selected each round of the competition, beginning under Paul Lambert, and Sherwood said he would keep faith with his deputy goalkeeper. Brad Guzan, Villa’s No 1, suffered heartbreak in 2010, when he was understudy to Brad Friedel but played every round of the League Cup – before being left out of the final against Manchester United by manager Martin O’Neill. Shay Given will start for Aston Villa against Liverpool in Sunday's FA Cup semi-final at Wembley . The 38-year-old has played in all four of Villa's FA Cup matches this season and has kept two clean-sheets . Villa manager Tim Sherwood confirmed Given will start on Sunday, a day before the Irishman turns 39 . But Sherwood said there would be no such turnaround this year, with Given lasting until the final if Villa make it there. ‘Shay plays. Absolutely,’ said Sherwood. ‘He’s done nothing wrong Shay, he’s a large part of the reason we’re in this semi-final. ‘The saves he made against Leicester were fantastic and at the right time. He trains fantastically well and he’s pushing Brad all the way for that No 1 spot.’ Sherwood watched his Villa side in training on Friday as they prepare for the weekend's crunch clash . Tom Cleverley will be hoping to start at Wembley as he bids to impress with his loan expiring in the summer . Carlos Sanchez signed for Aston Villa from Elche during the summer and has made 31 appearences . Sherwood believes Villa can upset favourites Liverpool. ‘It’s a very exciting game, a great opportunity for this club to get to an FA Cup final,’ he added. ‘I’ve lost semi-finals myself, not a great feeling. ‘We’re going in with a positive state of mind. This club’s relegation is not at stake on Sunday it is about us maybe getting some glory for the football club. ‘We have the mindest to win the game, impose ourselves on a very good Liverpool side, that’s what we intend to do. ‘We think we’re capable, we have a good blend of players who can play and maybe go direct at time. We’re prepared to mix it up, we have a plan and we hope we can affect Liverpool.’ Fabian Delph (left) and Christian Benteke (right) were put through their paces ahead of Sunday's semi-final . Joe Cole lifted the FA Cup three times during a seven-year stint at Premier League leaders Chelsea . Aston Villa defeated rivals West Brom 2-0 in the last round to book their semi-final appearance at Wembley .

Summary: Shay Given to start against Liverpool in FA Cup a day before he turns 39 . Tim Sherwood confirmed the news as he prepares for Sunday's semi-final . Given has played in all four of Aston Villa's FA Cup matches this term .


History buffs around the world will now be able to access a rarely-seen Napoleonic fort for the first time. The Welsh fort, which defended Britain from French invasion, will be joined to the mainland thanks to a 328ft footbridge across the sea. Known as St Catherine's Island, and home to the historic tower and gun rooms, can currently only be reached by crossing a beach during low tide, which happens for only six hours per day. A rarely-seen Napoleonic fort, off the coast of Tenby, will now be accessible via footbridge for the first time . But tomorrow, planners are due to approve a new footbridge, which will stretch more than 328 ft (100 metres). This connector will open up the island from the coast of Tenby, Pembrokeshire, for the first time. Developer Peter Prosser wants to make the island accessible to sightseers in order for them to explore the fort, built in 1867, and also for visitors to experience the stunning views. He said: 'Putting a bridge across is integral and that 100m is critical. 'The tides limit pedestrian access to the island to one week in two and for a maximum of six hours per day.' Currently, the fort on St Catherine's Island can only be reached by crossing a beach during low tide . The new visitor site will provide economic benefit, and also restore the historical building to its former glory . It's expected that the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park Authority will approve the plans, which also include an on-site gift shop, security office and paths. Not only will the new visitor attraction provide economic benefit, but it will also protect the integrity of the historic building, which was home to a Napoleonic lookout post. Such a reopening is also noteworthy as it's has been closed to the public since the 1970s, when it was turned into a zoo. The soon-to-be-opened island also plans to host historical, nature and stargazing exhibitions in the future . Mr Prosser said that though the concept of a bridge has been approved, the specific design needs to be approved. Although there was only a small church on the 200m long island for generations, it was taken over by the War Office in the 1860s to house a fort. History lovers will know that Pembrokeshire was the scene of the last attempted invasion of Britain in 1797. The soon-to-be-opened island also hopes to host historical, nature and stargazing exhibitions in the future.

Summary: St Catherine's Island in Pembrokeshire will now be easily accessible with a new 100m footbridge . Currently, the island can only be reached by crossing a beach during low tide . The bridge, expected to be approved tomorrow, will allow history buffs to explore the fort, which was built in 1867 .


The state of Oklahoma has removed protection for gay people who use ride-sharing services Uber and Lyft. Initially, the Oklahoma Transportation Network Company Services Act included language that prohibited the companies from discriminating against customers based on sexual orientation or gender identity. However, Sen. Jason Smalley has revealed he rewrote the bill to eliminate that language and allow private businesses to establish their own policies regarding discrimination. Controversy: Uber drivers in Oklahoma now have a right to refuse gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender customers who use the ride-sharing app . 'I believe if a private business owner wants to serve or not serve an individual, they have that purview right now,' said Smalley, a Republican. The new version of the bill faced fierce criticism from Sen. John Sparks, a Norman Democrat who tried unsuccessfully to amend the measure. He attempted to add requirements that any driver who wishes to discriminate against a customer based on sexual orientation or gender identity must advertise their intent on their vehicle and on the company's website. 'Why should you be able to discriminate?' Sparks said. 'We're talking about a level of civil conduct in the marketplace. Society has figured out that when you enter the marketplace, you should have an expectation of being treated fairly.' Uber and Lyft, among the most popular ridesharing programs, already have policies in place that prohibit discrimination against customers based on sexual orientation or gender identity. 'Uber's policy is to serve every neighborhood, every driver and every person who needs a ride,' company spokeswoman Jennifer Mullin said. Rewritten: Republican Sen. Jason Smalley (pictured) rewrote the bill to give drivers the option to discriminate . The company will continue to enforce its current terms of service, 'which make clear that discrimination in any form is not tolerated and will result in removal from the platform,' she said. Troy Stevenson, executive director of Freedom of Oklahoma, said in a statement that the group does not 'understand why a member of the Oklahoma Legislature wants to remove protections for [lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender] Oklahomans from a bill that is specific to an industry that already protects them, in their corporate policies. Oklahomans do not believe in discrimination, and it is time for ideological law makers to quit trying to distract from the real problems of our state by attacking the LGBT community.'

Summary: Initially, the Transport bill included language that protected LGBT users . But Senator Jason Smalley rewrote the bill to allow drivers to discriminate .


He has been seen in toast, pancakes, crisps and even ice cream. But a builder was stunned when he spotted Jesus Christ on a plank of wood just a few days before Easter. Paddy Morrall noticed the full-length Christ on a snapped scaffolding board in Inverness, Scotland, on Wednesday. Scroll down for video . Paddy Morrall noticed the full-length Christ on a snapped scaffolding board in Inverness, Scotland, on Wednesday . The son of God appeared wearing a robe after the joiner and colleagues left the piece of wood out in the rain for several hours. The 31-year-old builder, from Keighley, near Bradford, has kept the board. He said: 'We didn't take it too seriously but it really did look like him. We thought it was a bit crazy. 'It's the first time I've seen anything like this. I'm not a normally a religious guy but it is Easter. 'We all thought it was pretty mad.' It comes two days after a shop assistant spotted the image of Christ on a hot cross bun. It comes two days after a shop assistant from Peterborough, Cambridgeshire, spotted the image of Jesus Christ on a hot cross bun . An Arizona woman similarly got an early Easter surprise when she saw the image of Jesus Christ in her dental x-rays during a check-up last month . Lindsey Norman noticed the uncanny resemblance in a six pack of £1 buns she had purchased from her local Sainsbury's in Peterborough, Cambridgeshire. An Arizona woman similarly got an early Easter surprise when she saw the image of Christ in her dental x-rays during a check-up last month. He appeared in one of Kym Ackerman's left-side molars on March 25.

Summary: Paddy Morrall noticed image after wood was left in rain for several hours . 31-year-old said he was not normally a religious guy but it was Easter .


Manchester United have ramped up their efforts to sign PSV Eindhoven star Memphis Depay by making an official approach for the 21-year-old. The Eredivisie champions have confirmed that the Red Devils have made a move over the Holland international - with United manager Louis van Gaal keen to make him one of his first signings this summer. Van Gaal is already familiar with the qualities of Depay having named him in his 23-man World Cup squad last year as Holland finished third in Brazil. VIDEO Scroll down to see Depay's stunning free kick against Heerenveen . Manchester United have made an official approach for Memphis Depay (right), says PSV's technical director . United boss Louis van Gaal (right) is keen to make the winger of his first signings this summer . Depay (right) worked under Van Gaal during Holland's successful 2014 World Cup campaign . Depay (right) was often used from the substitutes bench by Van Gaal as Holland finished third in Brazil . Premier League rivals Tottenham were keen on signing Depay last summer but saw their £15million offer rebuffed by PSV. And now it appears United are in pole position to land the signature of the Dutch giants' No 7 - despite competition from some of Europe's biggest club's including Paris-Saint Germain. 'That was last summer. Now Depay is worth more than that,' PSV technical director Marcel Brands said of Tottenham's bid nearly 12 months ago. 'It's true there has been contact with Manchester United and Paris Saint-Germain and a third, big European club. 'But this time we are talking about bigger amounts of money.' Depay is enjoying a prolific season at the Philips Stadion where he has scored an emphatic 20 goals in 26 league games so far this season. The 21-year-old (left) has scored 20 goals in 26 league games for PSV this season . The 21-year-old took his tally to 20 on Saturday PSV Eindhoven beat Heerenveen 4-1 to win the Dutch championship on Saturday for the first time in seven seasons. The Dutch league's leading scorer doubled the hosts' lead midway through the first half with a stunning free kick after Luuk de Jong headed them ahead early on. Heerenveen midfielder Joey van den Berg pulled a goal back for his side before De Jong restored the two-goal advantage just before half-time and Luciano Narsingh added a fourth late on. It is a 22nd league championship for PSV, who are second only to Ajax (33 titles) in Holland. PSV Eindhoven won there first Eredivisie title in seven years after beating Heerenveen 4-1 on Saturday . Depay (right) celebrates the Dutch giants' success with manager Phillip Cocu after the match . Early years and PSV Eindhoven . Born in 1994, Depay started out at hometown club VV Moordrecht - a Dutch amateur side in south Holland - at the age of six before joining Sparta Rotterdam three years later. The son of a Ghanaian father and Dutch mother, Depay moved to PSV at the age of 12 before making his first-team debut in September 2011 having impressed

Summary: Memphis Depay has scored 20 goals in 26 league games for PSV this term . PSV beat Heerenveen to lift their first Eredivisie title in seven years . Paris-Saint Germain are also interested in the highly-rated 21-year-old .


Stuart McCall watched Rangers bounce back to winning ways before warning his players they must show further improvement in the push for promotion. The Ibrox side recovered from their defeat against Queen of the South as two goals from Nicky Law and one each from Nicky Clark and Haris Vuckic swamped Raith Rovers in a 4-0 victory. McCall, though, wasn’t happy with some of lax moments within their performance and insisted that better will be needed for Wednesday night’s trip to face a Livingston side fighting for survival. Nicky Law celebrates after putting his side 3-0 up as Rangers cruised to victory over Raith . That meeting with the Championship’s bottom club is Rangers’ game in hand over Hibernian, providing the chance to push three points clear in the battle for second place. ‘It was okay,’ reflected McCall on the victory over Rovers, who are locked in mid-table safety. ‘There were some nice goals, although we were sloppy at times. ‘For a little period in the second-half of 20 minutes, we went through the motions and we can’t afford to do that. ‘It was pleasing in a few senses with some nice goals, some decent football and a clean sheet. ‘But we certainly know that Wednesday night will be a different challenge. I was at the Alloa versus Dumbarton game on Saturday and you could sense that Alloa had everything to play for and Dumbarton nothing bar pride, obviously. ‘I thought the game today might pan out as it did, but Wednesday will be different with Livingston flying in terms of their recent results. ‘There is no singing and dancing today. We have done OK. I still think that we’ll need to be better and we can be better,’ said McCall. Stuart McCall has warned Rangers to be on their guard against Livingston in midweek . The pick of the Rangers goals again came from Vuckic, who has scored in each of his last five Ibrox appearances. The Newcastle United loanee has netted seven times in 12 Rangers outings overall. ‘We tried to swap it around by playing a diamond and by getting Haris into more space,’ added McCall, who expects another of the loanees, Shane Ferguson, to begin training with Rangers today. ‘But he still tends to head for the right-hand side, which is his favourite. ‘Every time he cuts in onto his left, you expect the net to bulge. ‘We had good footballers in there with him, Nicky Law, Dean Shiels and Andrew Murdoch, who I thought was terrific again. ‘I said from day one that Haris has got fantastic ability. ‘Obviously, he has got fitter having played more games now, and his match fitness is now looking strong at the end of games where he was flagging after 50 or 60 minutes earlier. ‘That’s just having more time on the park. He is important to us and he is a goal threat.’ Nicky Clark (left) heads it home to give Rangers an early lead . Raith Rovers manager Grant Murray feels Rangers have improved under McCall, but he also

Summary: Rangers beat Raith 4-0 but McCall is aware of tough test Livingston will provide in midweek . He said he was concerned about some lax moments in the win at Ibrox . Rangers can go three points clear of Hibernian with a win . 'There is no singing and dancing today. We have done OK. I still think that we’ll need to be better and we can be better,' McCall said .


Chelsea midfielder Eden Hazard was the toast of the English game as he carried off the PFA Player of the Year award. The 24-year-old Belgian has scored 18 goals across all competitions for his club this season, helping the Blues win the Capital One Cup and putting them on the brink of a first Premier League title since 2010. He was rewarded for his sterling performances with the top individual award of the night at the Grosvenor Hotel in London. Victory in their next two games - at Leicester and at home to Crystal Palace - would see Chelsea wrap up the championship. Eden Hazard poses with the PFA trophy after winning the award with a superb season in a Chelsea shirt . The 24-year-old Belgian poses with the trophy after collecting the gong at a glittering award ceremony at London's Grosvenor Hotel . Hazard joined Chelsea from Lille in 2012 and put pen to paper on a new five-and-a-half-year deal with the club in February . Didier Drogba posted this picture on Instagram of Branislav Ivanovic, Nemanja Matic, Cesar Azpilicueta, Hazard, John Terry and Cesc Fabregas . John Terry posted this photograph with Didier Drogba, Frank Lampard and Gary Cahill at the PFA Awards ceremony . Hazard has remarkably won Player of the Year or Young Player of the Year every season since 2009 with Lille or Chelsea. Hazard said of his award success: 'I'm very happy. One day I want to be the best and what I did this season is play very well, Chelsea played very well. 'I don't know if I deserve to win but it is good for me. 'It is good, it is better to be voted by the players - they know everything about football. This is good. I'm very happy.' He took the Young Player of the Year prize 12 months ago, and has rapidly progressed to the top award. 'We are almost champions, maybe this is the key,' said Hazard. 'Last season we finished third and this season we have an opportunity to win the league. This has changed from last season. 'I continue like I did last season - I try to be the same. I try to score more goals than last season. Personally I have played a good season, I have been there in the big games and I scored a lot of important goals, this is why I'm better this season.' Hazard has dazzled for Chelsea this season as the Blues look certain to win the first Premier League title of Jose Mourinho's second stint . Hazard coolly slots past David de Gea to score the only goal of the game against Manchester United to extend Chelsea's lead at the top . Hazard battles for possession with Francis Coquelin as Chelsea continued their march toward the title with a goalless draw at Arsenal . PFA Young Player of the Year: Harry Kane . PFA Merit award: Steven Gerrard and Frank Lampard . PFA Premier League Team of the Year . PFA Championship Team of the Year . PFA League

Summary: Eden Hazard has been voted the Player of the Year by his fellow professionals . The Belgian has been in glittering form for Chelsea, scoring 18 Premier League goals so far . Diego Costa, David de Gea, Alexis Sanchez, Harry Kane and Phillipe Coutinho were also nominees for the award . Hazard has helped Chelsea to win the Capital One Cup and the club are on the brink of the Premier League title . The 24-year-old received the Young Player gong last season - an award won by Spurs' Harry Kane this time out . Jose Mourinho: Hazard is worth £100m for each leg PLUS Cristiano Ronaldo .


It was the most heartbreaking tragedy of the floods that wreaked havoc around Britain last year. Little Zane Gbangbola died at home – in the middle of the night – after being poisoned by gas. For months after his death, police and other official agencies ruled out fears that the deadly fumes had come from a nearby landfill site. Instead, they insisted carbon monoxide from a faulty pump hired by his family had caused his death. But now The Mail on Sunday can reveal the damning evidence that proves the authorities have known for 14 months that hydrogen cyanide gas capable of killing Zane had leaked into the family's home as it was engulfed by floodwater. Scroll down for video . Little Zane Gbangbola (pictured) died at home – in the middle of the night – after being poisoned by gas which authorities claimed was from a faulty pump at his house . But damning new evidence proves the authorities knew for 14 months that hydrogen cyanide gas capable of killing Zane had leaked into the family's home (pictured) as it was engulfed by floodwater . The leaked official records reveal for the first time: . Last night, claims of a cover-up over Zane's death by police, the Environment Agency, Public Health England and local authorities intensified when the documents uncovered by the MoS also revealed no traces of carbon monoxide had been detected at the home in Chertsey, Surrey. The witness statements, marked restricted and confidential, were provided to police by senior fire officers the day after they attended the scene of the tragedy on February 8 last year. But Zane's grieving parents Kye and Nicole Gbangbola have faced a 'wall of silence', leading to claims of a cover-up while public agencies repeatedly insisted the boy died from carbon monoxide poisoning and that there was no risk to the wider public. Local residents accused the authorities of lying and putting lives at risk. The Gbangbolas' neighbour, Paul Marsden, 53, said last night: 'It is a disgrace that the authorities have not warned people about the dangers lurking in this land near our homes. Dr Ivan Vince, an expert in landfill gases, said last night that it was possible the cyanide gas had leached from a nearby landfill site (pictured) 'They are hoping it will go away – but it won't. It should not have taken the loss of a young life for this to come to light. Continuing to lie to people about what is there is putting other lives at risk. 'We have said all along that they found hydrogen cyanide at Kye and Nicole's house and here is the proof.' Just hours after the tragedy, despite the fact that police were in constant communication with fire chiefs, Surrey Police Chief Superintendent Dave Miller declared that landfill gases were 'not one of our lines of inquiry' into Zane's death. The force spent the next 11 months investigating carbon monoxide poisoning as the cause, before dropping its case in January on advice from the Crown Prosecution Service that there was no

Summary: Zane Gbangbola died at home in the middle of the night after gas poisoning . Authorities denied that deadly fumes were coming from nearby landfill site . They insisted carbon monoxide from faulty pump in house caused his death . Evidence shows authorities knew hydrogen cyanide leaked into family home . Fire crews fled the riverside home for their own safety after their specialist gas detectors sounded the alarm for dangerous levels of hydrogen cyanide four hours after Zane was discovered by his mother. The concentration of the gas found could be fatal within 15 minutes; . Carbon monoxide was never detected in the family's home; . Neighbours were evacuated amid fears of 'contamination from floodwater'; . Police and other agencies were fully informed of hydrogen cyanide at the property at the time, but never confirmed it publicly despite repeated questioning by this newspaper.


England full back Mike Brown is still showing signs of concussion and may not play again until the World Cup warm-up matches in August. Nine weeks after being knocked out in the RBS 6 Nations Test against Italy, Brown is still suffering from headaches and has taken no part in training or team meetings since he returned to Harlequins. Conor O'Shea, Harlequins director of rugby, has ruled the 29-year-old out of Saturday's Aviva Premiership match against Sale and he is not expected to face Bath the following week. England star Mike Brown could miss the rest of the season after failing to recover from concussion . Brown was taken off after clashing with Italy's Andrea Masi during the Six Nations match in February . Brown has continued to suffer headaches nine weeks after his injury and has been advised not to play . 'He has headaches throughout the day,' explained O'Shea. 'He's frustrated because he wants to help his team-mates. What's even more frustrating is he can't contribute in meetings. He can't even be in the room to help people because we're sending him home to get himself right. I want to see Mike Brown right when he is in his 50s, not when he is in his prime.' Brown was knocked cold in an accidental collision during England's 47-17 victory over Italy at Twickenham in February and forced to leave the field. He missed the next game against Ireland but played against Scotland and in the championship decider against France after which he admitted he 'didn't feel quite right'. Assuming Harlequins do not reach the Champions Cup play-offs, Brown's last chance to feature before the end of the season will be in the final-round fixture against Newcastle. 'You can't rule out the possibility that he might not play again this season,' said O'Shea. 'Do I think he'll be right for Bath? I don't think so. Do I think we're looking at Newcastle? Yes, but if he's not right then, he's not right.' Feb 14: Knocked out in 13th minute of England's RBS 6 Nations fixture against Italy following huge collision with Andrea Masi. Feb 25: Ruled out of England's Test against Ireland after failing to come through the necessary safety tests. Mar 14: Played 76 minutes in England's Calcutta Cup victory over Scotland. Mar 21: Played full game in England's final-round victory over France. Mar 23: Stood down by club medical staff on day of his return to Harlequins. Cleared to have a week-long holiday in Dubai to aid recovery. Mar 28: Sidelined for Aviva Premiership match against Saracens. Apr 11: Sidelined for Aviva Premiership match against Gloucester. Brown, who is not even allowed to train on an indoor bike until he is symptom free, is England head coach Stuart Lancaster's first-choice full back going into the World Cup and O'Shea backs the player to regain his form quickly. England play a double-header against France in August, before facing Ireland in their third and final warm-up fixture in September. 'He'll have the World Cup warm-ups and he'll be fine,' said O'Shea.

Summary: Harlequins and England full-back Mike Brown may not play again this season due to on-going concussion issues . The 29-year-old has not played since returning from international duty last month after being knocked out in a Six Nations game against Italy . Nine weeks later, Brown is still suffering from headaches and nausea . Harlequins director of rugby Conor O'Shea has insisted that he does not blame the England set-up for Brown's injury .


An investor has paid a whopping $71.2 million for a sprawling Florida estate - just two weeks after he gave a speech that slammed the rising wealth gap in America. Paul Tudor Jones II, the billionaire founder of Tudor Investment Corporation, bought the Casa Apava estate in Palm Beach last week, the Palm Beach Daily News reported. The Mediterranean-style seven-bedroom, 18-bathroom property was built in 1918 and has 420 feet of oceanfront access, as well as a tennis court, movie theater, swimming pool and gym. The hefty purchase came days after Jones, 60, warned that increasing inequality could spark a revolution as he gave a sold-out TED talk in Canada in March. Scroll down for video . New home? Paul Tudor Jones II, the billionaire founder of Tudor Investment Corporation, spoke out against the rising wealth gap in America at a TED talk in Canada last month - and bought a $71m home days later . A spokesman for Jones declined to comment when reached by DailyMail.com. In the speech, the self-made billionaire called the current wealth gap 'disastrous'. 'The gap between the one per cent and the rest of America, and between the U.S. and the rest of the world, cannot and will not persist,' he said. 'Now here's a macro forecast that's easy to make, and that's that the gap between the wealthiest and the poorest, it will get closed. History always does it. It typically happens in one of three ways - either through revolution, higher taxes or wars. None of those are on my bucket list.' He said that while he is a proud capitalist because of the successes it has allowed him, he added that capitalism has become increasingly focused on short-term earnings, CNBC reported. 'It's like we've ripped the humanity out of our companies,' he said. 'It's threatening the very underpinnings of our society.' Sprawling: The ocean-front home, which was built in 1918, has seven bedrooms and 18 bathrooms . Stunning: The Mediterranean-style home has ocean views one side and views across a lake on the other . Impressive: As well as 420 feet of oceanfront access, the home has a gym, tennis court and boat dock . Peaceful: There is also a swimming pool, a pool house and a movie theater at the sprawling estate . Luxurious: The former owners previously sold off three other parts of the estate in separate sales . He has formed Just Capital, a non-profit that aims to boost justness in companies by asking people how they deem a company to be just - and then judging the top 1,000 firms against these criteria. Jones is married to Australian-born Sonia Klein, a former model who runs a chain of yoga studios in New York, and they have four children together. They live in Greenwich, Connecticut. He has an estimated net worth of $4.6 billion, according to Forbes, which ranks him at number 352 on its list of the world's billionaires. He is also one of the biggest philanthropists in the hedge fund world. He co-founded the Everglades Foundation, which strives

Summary: Paul Tudor Jones II, who is worth $4.6 billion, reportedly bought the oceanfront Casa Apava estate in Palm Beach last week . Last month, he slammed the rising wealth gap during a TED talk in Canada and warned there may be a revolution if nothing is done to change it .


Have you ever panicked about whether you locked the front door, been woken by a Facebook notification or desperately needed a phone charger? To deal with these sorts of everyday emergencies, one company has designed a range of prototype products. You can vote on which one is your favourite - and the winner will be made into an actual product, funded through a Kickstarter campaign. Scroll down for video . Leeds-based Direct Line is running a competition called #EverydayFix. They asked groups to design products to deal with common problems. These include forgetting to lock the door, which one company hopes to solve with their Forget Me Lock prototype, shown . The products were designed as part of the Direct Line Everyday Fix design makeathon. They asked people to pick their top ten ‘everyday emergencies’ - things that caused them an undue amount of stress in their daily lives. Groups from London-based design company Makerversity were then asked to design products that could alleviate certain emergencies - and three were picked for a shortlist. 1. Not being able to sleep (46 per cent*) 2. Losing your keys (37 per cent) 3. Being stuck in traffic when already late (35 per cent) 4. Losing an important paper or document (33 per cent) 5. Nowhere to park (32 per cent) 6. Printer not working when you need to print something (31 per cent) 7. Running out of battery on your phone whilst out (31 per cent) 8. Discovering you are out of toilet roll whilst on the loo (30 per cent) 9. Dealing with machine operated customer service (26 per cent) 10. Forgetting your bank card when paying for an item (25 per cent) *How many people thought this was a problem . In the survey of 2,000 people, the top emergency was not being able to sleep. So a group called Instruments designed a product called ‘Snooze’, an alarm clock which connects with your phone and silences any notifications to ensure a good night’s sleep. To deal with not remembering if you had locked your door, ONN Studio created the Forget Me Lock - a device to reassure you that you have locked the front door. It fastens on the key and swivels green to show the door is open, and red to signify it’s locked. This means that even when out or about, you can find out if your door is locked or not. Another group designed Nipper - the world’s smallest mobile phone charger according to its creators, Impulse. Any household battery can be used as its energy source, with two terminals attaching either side and then connecting to your phone to provide a boost. Direct Line is running a competition on Twitter where you can vote for your favourite of these three products by retweeting tweets about Snooze, Forget Me Lock or Nipper. The Forget Me Lock is coloured green and red and fastens on a key. When the key is turned in a lock it swivels green to show the door is open, and red to signify it’s locked.

Summary: Leeds-based Direct Line is running a competition called #EverydayFix . They asked groups to design products to deal with common problems . These include forgetting to lock the door and running out of battery . You can vote for your favourite design and the winner will be crowdfunded .


Kevin Pietersen is being urged to make the England selectors' lives difficult after his barnstorming start to the summer. England's exiled record run-scorer made 170 off 149 balls against MCC Universities Oxford at The Parks on Sunday, at the start of Surrey's three-day fixture. Former England captains Alec Stewart, Pietersen's boss as Surrey director of cricket, and Nasser Hussain have since both had their say on the 34-year-old's chances of a return to the Test arena. Kevin Pietersen in action for Surrey on day two of the three-day match against Oxford MCCU . Pietersen (centre) pictured with his Surrey team-mates at The Parks on Monday . Stewart is hoping Pietersen can further his quest when Surrey face Glamorgan in their first LV= County Championship fixture next week - while Hussain insists England's selectors need to clarify with a 'very public decision' once and for all whether the controversial South Africa-born batsman has any prospects of playing for his adopted country again. Pietersen's impressive return to long-form cricket 14 months after his England sacking was timely, on the eve of the first Test against the West Indies which began 4,000 miles away in Antigua on Monday. Stewart said: 'Anyone who scores runs will ask questions of the selectors. 'Kevin shouldn't look any further than the next innings, whether it's here or down at Cardiff. 'If he strings hundreds together - and the reason we signed him is because we want him to score hundreds, double-hundreds, help us win games and be successful - it will be interesting to see where it may lead to. 'No one has got any idea whether Kevin Pietersen will play for England again. 'The only people that know that are those who are currently picking the England side. 'At the moment he's not being considered, because he hasn't played red ball cricket for the last 14 months.' Pietersen chills out against the fence as Oxford MCCU bat on Monday . Alec Stewart (right) believes that Pietersen could make it difficult for the England selectors . Hussain is impressed that Pietersen has already proved he is serious about a recall, and he is adamant the England and Wales Cricket Board must 'watch out' for him. 'He could easily go off and get his IPL contract and play over there,' Hussain said on Sky Sports 2. 'He's decided to give it another go... people say 'Oh, 170 against Oxford - it was only Oxford'. 'But as a player who has played 100 Test matches to turn up at The Parks and smash 170 shows how determined he is - so I'd watch out, if I was a selector.' Hussain senses Pietersen will not be easily deterred, unless England spell out that they do not want him. 'This is not a lad that's going to go away, and the ECB need to make a decision on Kevin Pietersen - make a very public decision on him, whether he is available for selection or not,' he said. 'I know the chairman elect, Colin Graves, has said that he is. 'But it needs

Summary: Kevin Pietersen made 170 runs of 149 balls for Surrey in Oxford on Sunday . Alec Stewart says the batsman can make it difficult for England selectors . Pietersen believes Paul Downton's departure has given him a 'lifeline' England started the first Test against the West Indies in Antigua on Monday .


Kenny Miller fears Rangers' promotion bid could be derailed by the Ibrox side's rollercoaster run of form. Gers suffered the first defeat of new boss Stuart McCall's six-game reign on Thursday night as they slumped 3-0 at Queen of the South. It was an especially flat display after the high of recent Scottish Championship victories over Hearts and Hibernian. Kenny Miller fears Rangers' promotion bid could be derailed by the Ibrox side's rollercoaster run of form . The Light Blues - who remain behind the Easter Road side in third place on goal difference - now have five games left, starting with Raith on Sunday, to leapfrog Hibs and spare themselves the effort of playing two extra ties in the play-offs. Finish third and they could even be sent back to Palmerston - where they have now lost twice this season - for another testing clash with Queens, provided James Fowler's side see off Falkirk in the race for fourth. But the worry for striker Miller is that Gers' lack of consistency could wreck their chance of a Premiership return. The 35-year-old said: 'Last night was a reminder that we have not turned the corner and that there's a lot of hard work still to be done. Miller (centre) looks dejected as his Rangers side slumped to a 3-0 defeat at Queen of the South . 'It was a performance that summed up out season a little bit. That 'consistency' word has come up a lot this year. 'We seem to have a couple of good performances and then complacency kicks in and we take our foot of the gas. 'If we go back three games to the Hibs result, I don't think anyone could have seen that coming. Fast forward three games and I don't think anyone could have seen the result last night coming. 'We have to nail down that consistency and get to a level of performance that we can pretty much guarantee every week. Rangers had recently secured victories over Scottish Championship rivals Hearts and Hibernian . 'Might this inconsistency come back to haunt us in the play-offs? It could do, yes. 'There is no point winning 1-0 or 2-0 at home and losing 3-0 away - that means you are out. 'It's about getting that level and balance right. We need to get back to where we were at against Hibs and in the first half against Hearts, where I thought we were superb.'

Summary: Rangers lost first game under new boss Stuart McCall on Thursday . Slumped to disappointing 3-0 defeat at hands of Queen of the South . Had recorded recent victories over Hearts and Hibernian .


Burnley manager Sean Dyche has dismissed speculation linking him with Derby. Recent reports claimed Dyche has been lined up as a possible successor to Steve McClaren, who is the bookmakers' favourite to take over at Newcastle. Dyche says he remains committed to the task in hand at Turf Moor, though. Burnley manager Sean Dyche, aka The Ginger Mourinho, insists he is enjoying life at Turf Moor . The Clarets earned a point in a goalless draw with Tottenham but remain fixed in the relegation zone . 'I think it's quite obvious, I am enjoying the challenge here. I am not looking further afield,' the Burnley boss said. 'I am enjoying the challenge here.' Dyche has retained the support of the Burnley fans throughout the season even though the club are now second from bottom with just seven matches to go. Dyche has been tipped to replace former England manager Steve McClaren (right) at Derby . The same cannot be said for the man who will be in the away dugout at Turf Moor this weekend, though. Some Arsenal fans called for Arsene Wenger's head following a difficult start to the season. Dyche remains a big fan of the Gunners boss and cannot comprehend why there were calls for the three-time Premier League winner to be sacked. 'They're a fine side, who keep progressing despite what people say,' said Dyche, who took Burnley up last year after finishing second in the Sky Bet Championship. The Burnley boss cannot believe that some Gunners fans were calling for Arsene Wenger to be sacked . 'Arsene seems to get questioned, I don't know why, I think the job he's done is terrific. 'Of course, I'm aware fans would like to have won more trophies in recent years but, as a young manager aspiring to progress in the game, I look at people like him thinking 'you haven't done badly if you have a career like his'.' Dyche hopes Matt Taylor (Achilles), Ross Wallace (knee) and Steven Reid (calf) will be fit for the visit of the Gunners, who have won their last seven games in all competitions.

Summary: Sean Dyche has been tipped to replace Steve McClaren at Derby . Burnley boss insists he is enjoying the 'challenge' at Turf Moor . Dyche can't understand why Arsene Wenger gets stick from Arsenal fans .


Leonardo Jardim believes Monaco's march to the Champions League quarter-finals is proof that clubs do not have to splash the cash in order to achieve European success. Four years have passed since Dmitry Rybolovlev's takeover prompted a slew of big-name arrivals at the Stade Louis II, with the likes of Radamel Falcao, James Rodriguez and Joao Moutinho signed for hefty transfer fees. But the Russian billionaire has tightened the purse strings in recent seasons and, with most of Monaco's expensive signings subsequently moving on, Jardim has been forced to nurture young talent after finding his options in the transfer market somewhat restricted. Leonardo Jardim says Monaco's performance in the Champions League shows you don't need to buy big . Monaco's new-found financial prudence is beginning to yield results, however, with Les Rouges et Blancs third in Ligue 1 and still in with a chance of qualifying for the semi-finals of European football's premier club competition for the first time in 11 years. The principality club host Juventus at the Stade Louis II on Wednesday looking to overturn a 1-0 deficit from the quarter-final first leg and Jardim, who replaced Claudio Ranieri last June, is proud of what he has achieved in his 10 months at the helm. 'We went from the worst qualified team in the fourth pot, to winning the group, to knocking out a European giant in Arsenal (in the last 16),' he told BeIN Sports' The Ligue 1 Show. 'Right now, you could say that Monaco's coach is very proud of his players. We've shown that we don't need to make big investments to go far in this competition. The days of the French club signing big names like James Rodriguez (left) and Radamel Falcao are over . 'The club changed its strategy and the project (in the summer). They have stayed ambitious but the onus was placed more on the development of young players.' Jardim's young guns will have to be on top form if they are to advance to the semi-finals past a Juventus side 15 points clear at the top of the Serie A standings and well poised after Arturo Vidal's spot-kick winner in Turin last Tuesday. Juve are bidding to reach their first Champions League semi-final for 12 years and boss Massimiliano Allegri is taking nothing for granted ahead of Wednesday's encounter. Arturo Vidal (left) scored the only goal from the penalty spot to put Juventus in the ascendency . Luca Marrone (from left), Giorgio Chiellini and Andrea Barzagli take part in a training session . 'The clean sheet at home gives us a slight advantage, even though it won't be straightforward,' he told his club's official website. 'We now know our opposition: they're very well organised in defence and possess technique and physicality in forward areas. 'I'm optimistic, even though we know we'll have to put in a good performance and score to reach the next round. They're a complicated side to play against. Monaco don't give you an inch out there.' Monaco will be without striker Lacina Traore and midfielder Tiemoue Bakayoko, who

Summary: Leonardo Jardim says Monaco prove you don't need to splash the cash . The French side face Juventus in the Champions League quarter-finals . The days of Monaco spending big on players like Radamel Falcao are over .


An Oregon lawmaker proposed legislation Monday creating uniform standards for hand dryers in public restrooms. The bill says that the recent proliferation of powerful dryers is efficient, but can sometimes trigger ringing of in the ears, or cause discomfort for people with development or sensory disabilities. The measure would require all new or replacement dryers to operate at a noise level no louder than 84 decibels. According to the federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, that is about as loud as a school cafeteria. A measure proposed to the Oregon legislature would require all new or replacement dryers to operate at a noise level no louder than 84 decibels, about as loud as a school cafeteria. (File photo) It also wouldn't allow hand dryers blowing air downwards to blow air faster than 115 mph, in case the hand-dryer manufacturer doesn't label the decibel level. Bill sponsor Democratic Sen. Chris Edwards told the Senate Committee on Business and Transportation that the new generation of hand dryers used to elicit episodes in his autistic son, who would cry and cover his ears when he heard them. It's not the hand-dryer motor that's too loud, Edwards said, it's the 'air knife' against the hand that can cause a sharp, shrill sound. 'I almost didn't bring this bill because this is not the most consequential bill of the legislative session. We all know that,' Edwards said. Democratic Senator Chris Edwards (left) sponsored the bill after his autistic son had episodes after hearing loud hand dryers. Republican senator Chuck Thomsen (right) says he prefers paper hand drying . 'But nonetheless there are those of us that just find these hand dryers to be extraordinarily obnoxious and disruptive to family members.' The bill would also 'requires downward blowing hand dryer to not blow air at an air velocity that exceeds 115 miles per hour'. High-speed, efficient new hand dryers, such as the Dyson Airblade or the Excel Xlerator, are fast replacing the old models, which often left hands still dripping wet. Still, there are some who would prefer if hand dryers were a thing of the past altogether. 'The new ones are faster, but I still would ban them all and go back to paper,' said Republican Sen. Chuck Thomsen of Hood River. The bill, SB 488, is scheduled for a hearing on Wednesday.

Summary: Bill would require all new dryers to be no louder than 84 decibels . State senator says the 'air knife' elicited episodes in his autistic son .


Victoria's Secret caused huge a backlash when it unveiled campaign slogan 'The Perfect Body' splashed across an image of skinny models. More than 27,000 people signed a Change.com petition started by three students asking for an apology, and for the initiative to be scrapped. And a few days later, the US lingerie firm changed the wording of the advertisement - but that hasn't stopped similar brands poking fun at the ridiculous message of the original slogan. Scroll down for video . The final ten contenders for Star In ABra feature in the powerful new image recreating the notorious VS advert . A new campaign from Curvy Kate - a lingerie brand for women with bigger boobs - recreates that notorious image using models of all shapes and sizes. The D+ label says its image is 'empowering', especially with the widespread call for real models alongside campaigns like #droptheplus - sparked by a model who was labelled 'plus' because she was bigger than sample size - an Australian size 4. It coincides with the shortlist of their annual global Star in A Bra contest, where a 'real woman' wins the job of being its lingerie model. Hopefuls enter online and the winner becomes the face and body of Curvy Kate, and gets a year-long modelling contract with Bridge Models Limited, a trip to the Mediterranean and £1,000 spending money. Victoria's Secret caused huge consumer backlash when it unveiled its campaign last year . The final ten contenders feature in the powerful new image. Brunette Emma Webley, who is pictured centre-left in the group shot, says: 'Making the top 10 (and hopefully winning) is a brilliant opportunity for me to spread my belief that everyone should be confident about their body, no matter what shape or size they are. 'To feel body confident you just need to be happy with who you are and surround yourself with positive people. Confidence, a warm personality and a smile is the most beautiful thing a girl can have.' The next stage in the competition is to get support with public votes, which can be done through the Star in a Bra website. Curvy Kate has said: 'With the public outcry for the use of more realistic images in the media, Star in a Bra champions the use of relatable role models and promotes a positive approach to body image. 'We want to show you exactly how our lingerie will look and fit on a variety of body shapes, cementing that there isn't one type of perfect body.'

Summary: Victoria's Secret caused huge consumer backlash with 'The Perfect Body' Campaign was amended after Change.com petition started by students . D+ bra brand Curvy Kate spoof ad using top 10 Star In A Bra contenders . Competition for 'real women' finds their next lingerie model each year .


England batsman Ian Bell has signed a three-year contract extension with Warwickshire that will keep him at the club until the end of the 2017 season. Bell signed his first contract with Warwickshire in 1999 after progressing through the youth ranks from the Under-11 team. The 32-year-old has gone on to play 105 Test matches and 161 one-day internationals for England. Ian Bell has won five trophies with Warwickshire, including the the County Championship in 2004 and 2012 . Bell said: 'As a Warwickshire man through and through, I'm absolutely delighted to commit to this fantastic club for another three years. 'I have many ambitions I'm still desperate to fulfil, both on a domestic and international level, and I look forward to hopefully achieving these over the coming years as a Bear.' Bell has won five trophies with Warwickshire, including the the County Championship in 2004 and 2012, the B&H Cup in 2002, the Clydesdale Bank 40 in 2010 and most recently the NatWest T20 Blast at Edgbaston last season. Bell (centre) leaves the field following England's World Cup loss to New Zealand in Wellington in February . He has scored 48 centuries in 246 first-class matches. Warwickshire director of cricket Dougie Brown said: 'Ian is a Bear through and through and he has been a fantastic servant to the club. 'Whilst he continues to play a leading role for England, he is also an invaluable member of our squad who makes a huge contribution on and of the pitch. 'He has been one of the best batsmen in the world for several years and everyone at the club is delighted that he remains a Bear for the foreseeable future.' Bell departs for England's four-Test tour of West Indies on Thursday, ahead of two home series against New Zealand and Australia this summer.

Summary: Ian Bell's deal will keep him at the club until the end of the 2017 season . Bell signed his first contract with Warwickshire in 1999 . The England batsman has played 105 Test matches for his country . He has scored 48 centuries in 246 first-class matches .


Newcastle will be keen to avoid a third defeat on the spin when they take on rivals Sunderland in Sunday’s crunch derby after floundering in recent weeks without banned striker Papiss Cisse. It is Dick Advocaat’s side who are struggling at the foot of the Barclays Premier League table – sitting perilously one point above the bottom three - but Sportsmail can reveal that John Carver’s team would be two points ADRIFT of their foes in the relegation zone if it weren’t for Cisse’s goals. The Senegal forward is Newcastle’s top scorer this season with 11 goals, with 10 of those decisive in changing games in the Magpies’ favour. Papiss Cisse is Newcastle's top scorer this season with 11 goals - 10 of those were decisive . 20 September Hull (h) 2-2 (2 goals) 4 October Swansea (a) 2-2 (2 goals) 2 December Burnley (a) 1-1 (1 goal) 6 December Chelsea (h) 2-1 (2 goals) 26 December Man Utd (a) 1-3 (1 goal) 28 December Everton (h) 3-2 (1 goal) 11 February Crystal Palace (a) 1-1 (1 goal) 28 February Aston Villa (h) (1 goal) Since his double against Hull rescued a 2-2 draw in September, Cisse has earned Newcastle 11 points with his goalscoring heroics — almost single-handedly lifting them to mid-table. Take those goals away and the Premier League reads somewhat differently. Newcastle languish in 18th place on 24 points in the fantasy table behind Sunderland on 26. They would have scored just 22 times — the second fewest in the division behind Aston Villa — and won only six games. Six of Cisse’s strikes have been against sides in the bottom half and Burnley, Hull, Everton, and Villa would have leapfrogged a Newcastle side shorn of the striker. After his brace against Steve Bruce’s side, Cisse scored another double to clinch a 2-2 draw against Swansea two weeks later. His next goal was a second-half equaliser in a 1-1 with Burnley in December and, four days later, hit another two to seal a 2-1 victory over Chelsea. Later that month he netted in a 3-2 triumph over Everton while in February he scored against his former manager Alan Pardew at Crystal Palace in a 1-1 draw. Cisse also supplied the cutting edge to snatch a 1-0 victory against Villa. The Senegalese striker is currently serving a seven-game ban after clashing with Jonny Evans . 5 April Sunderland (a) 13 April Liverpool (a) 19 April Tottenham (h) 25 April Swansea (h) 2 May Leicester (a) His only goal which hasn’t had affected the outcome of a match was a late consolation penalty in a 3-1 defeat at Old Trafford on Boxing Day. Even when Cisse hasn’t found the net, however, he still has a beneficial impact. Newcastle have a points-to-games ratio of 1.37 when the striker plays but just 0.9 when he doesn’t. In reality, there is little cause for concern as Carver’s side currently sit 10 points clear of the drop zone. But after their trip to the Stadium of Light they will face top-four chasing Liverpool and Tottenham

Summary: Newcastle hope to avoid third defeat in a row when they face Sunderland . Papiss Cisse has scored 11 Premier League goals this season . 10 of those have been decisive, and the Magpies would be in the relegation zone behind Sunderland without his goals .


Nicola Sturgeon is most definitely the most dangerous woman in Britain. Not because she might well cosy up to Ed Miliband and keep David Cameron out of office, but because she is living proof that women become sexier with age, income and office. No wonder her male rivals are terrified. While in 2001 she dressed according to the Angela Merkel school of leadership – a boxy, androgynous look from a woman who had lost her waist along with her sanity, topped and tailed with a Krankies haircut and orthopaedic shoes – today she has shed pounds, bleached her hair, squeezed her feet into Kurt Geiger heels, and for the leaders’ debate last week, rocked a coral two-piece by the aptly named Scottish design label Totty Rocks. Scroll down for video . Nicola Sturgeon (left in 2001; right in 2015) is most definitely the most dangerous woman in Britain. Not because she might well cosy up to Ed Miliband and keep David Cameron out of office, but because she is living proof that women become sexier with age, income and office . In 2001 she dressed according to the Angela Merkel school of leadership – a boxy, androgynous look from a woman who had lost her waist along with her sanity, topped and tailed with a Krankies (above) haircut and orthopaedic shoes . Her outfit made the male leaders’ dark suits seem as old as their arguments. She also eclipsed Plaid Cymru’s Leanne Wood (too feminine) and the Greens’ Natalie Bennett (too hemp). THE HAIR . 2001: I really don’t trust a woman who says she doesn’t have time to go to the hair salon, apply make-up, or steam the creases from her trousers... Now: Gone is the fright wig, and in its place is a chic, choppy, youthful but not frivolous, golden halo of Princess Diana-like loveliness – a ray of sunshine that says this woman means business. She has shed pounds, bleached her hair, squeezed her feet into Kurt Geiger heels, and for the leaders’ debate last week, rocked a coral two-piece by the aptly named Scottish design label Totty Rocks . THE ACCESSORIES . 2001: No one except the Queen looks good with a brooch, seen here as a last-minute addition to stop its wearer appearing too bland. Now: Simple stud earrings and an under-stated watch avoid too much frivolity. I’d like her to carry a bag though. THE DIET . 2001: I can hear female voters muttering, ‘She didn’t have time to get her hair done, but she certainly found time to eat!’ Sturgeon appears slow-moving and complacent. Now: I can hardly believe this is the same woman: she appears confident, fit, and full of dynamic energy. Here, Sturgeon is all womanly curves and upright posture. THE OUTFIT . 2001: This grey, rather Maoist trouser suit by Debenhams looks like an outsize school uniform. Shapeless, boxy and designed to shroud rather than flatter, it is the ultimate wallflower’s wardrobe choice, not a style statement for a parliamentary candidate who wants to be noticed. Now: The Queen knows a bright

Summary: Sturgeon has shed pounds, bleached her hair and mixed up her outfits . Made the male leaders' dark suits seem as old as their arguments in debate .


A pensioner has been fitted with a magnetic nose after his own had to be removed when he was diagnosed with a rare cancer. Richard Curry, from Loveclough in Lancashire, was told he had malignant melanoma in his septum, the thin strip which separates the nostrils. He was warned that he would have to have his nose removed to stop the cancer from spreading but could be fitted with a prosthetic. Pensioner Richard Curry, who wears a prosthetic nose attached to his face using magnets, after his own had to be removed when he was diagnosed with cancer . But in order to make sure that the new nose stayed in place, the 71-year-old then had to have magnetic implants inserted into his cheekbones and nasal cavity during a procedure at the Royal Blackburn Hospital. And now Mr Curry has spoken of his shock at how successful the operation has been of keeping his new nose in place. He said: 'Losing my nose was something of a shock but I didn't have much choice because this kind of cancer is one of the most dangerous you can get. The 71-yer-old had a procedure to have metal implants inserted into his cheekbones and nasal cavity in order to hold his prosthetic in place . 'I ws just grateful it was caught in time and removed, and when they mentioned they could attach a new one with magnets, I just thought it was amazing.' Mr Curry's nose was removed in 2013, after he spotted traces of blood in a tissue, and the implants were gradually inserted of the course of the next 12 months. He added: 'In the early days I wasn't quite sure how much adhesive to put on, and my stick-on nose would sometimes fall off in hot weater, for example. 'And there was an incident in Asda which gave the girl on the till a bit of a shock. 'The implants were all ready last September and I was so pleased with the results. 'It's comfortable and it looks good, and I've even still got my sense of smell. 'I just need to get it touched up for colour every now and then, like before going on holiday so it matches my skin.' Mr Curry, a retired civil servant, who lives with his partner James Rogerson now wears his new nose all day but removes it at night when he goes to bed. A check-up last month found no signs of the cancer returning when he met with prosthetist Tony Simpson, maxillofacial surgeon Gary Cousin and ear, nose and throat specialist Paddy Morar. Mr Morar said: 'Cancers of the nose are not that common at all, you probably only get one every three years or so, so this was a very unusual procedure. Mr Curry's prosthetic nose, which is held on by magnets. Specialist Paddy Morar says it is fairly common to use magnets to attach prosthetic ears, but was the first time they had used them to attach a nose . 'Magnets are used quite commonly with prosthetic ears, but

Summary: Richard Curry, 71, was diagnosed with malignant melanoma in his septum . Was told he had to have his nose removed to stop the spread of the cancer . Had magnetic implants inserted into his cheekbones and nasal cavity . Now wears a prosthetic nose which is attached to his face using magnets .


A woman is set to marry after falling in love with the driver who crashed into her car while she was parked waiting for her husband to return. Ranette Afonso, 42, will marry Marko Conte, 30, this October after they fell head over wheels in love and moved in together within two months of the fateful bump. Ranette, from north London, who has a 21-year-old son and 18-year-old daughter with the husband from whom she is now divorced, said: 'I was waiting for my husband, who had popped into the bank, when I noticed a sporty Nissan Skyline trying to squeeze into a tiny space behind me. Ranette Afonso, 42 (right), is set to marry Marko Conte, 30 (left), in October after they met thanks to a car accident in August 2013 . Ranette (pictured left) was married at the time of the accident, but her and Marko (pictured right) began dating shortly after her marriage ended . 'I felt a massive thud and I knew a car had crashed into me - I was fuming. 'When Marko stepped out I was angry with him for being so careless. The car is his pride and joy so we spent a few minutes arguing with each other about who was to blame. 'At the same time, I found him really attractive and as we swapped insurance and contact details - I could somehow tell the feeling was mutual.' Ranette's 20-year marriage was already coming to an end by the time Marko unexpectedly came into her life at the end of August 2013. Ranette, a laywer, said: 'We had been together for a long time, but we had reached the end of our marriage. We both knew it. 'As I drove back home with my husband beside me I couldn't get Marko out of my mind. Five days after the incident I sent him an email asking how is bumper was and, before I knew it, we were texting each other regularly. Marko's car suffered notable damage after crashing into Ranette's parked car back in August 2013 . After the accident, the pair exchanged insurance and contact details and began to text regularly . 'I soon discovered that we had so much in common and, as things were not going so well between my husband, I found myself drifting closer and closer towards Marko.' Two days later Marko was surprised when Ranette sent him a text telling him she had suddenly split from her husband. Marko, a car hire company owner, invited her to stay with him while she made arrangements for her new life. He said: 'It was completely unexpected. After she arrived on my doorstep we had one of the best weekends of my life. 'There was so much passion between us - I knew we had a connection. We're both passionate people.' Ranette eventually moved in with her sister but still saw Marko frequently on dates. And they continued sending each other flirty texts using the contact numbers they had swapped for insurance purposes. Lawyer Ranette Afonso, 42 (pictured) was married

Summary: Ranette Afonso, 42, will marry Marko Conte, 30, this October . Accident happened in August 2013, while Ranette was still married . Began texting regularly after swapping insurance and contact details .


A 10-year-old boy has been rushed to hospital after being shot in the stomach by a person attempting to kill an aggressive dog. Danel Hall Jr was walking down the street in Centre Point, Alabama, when a man was chased by a neighbourhood dog. A third person suddenly starting shooting at the animal, but stray bullets hit Danel in the stomach and the second pedestrian in the buttocks, it was claimed. Danel Hall (pictured), 10, was shot in the stomach by a stray bullet intended for an aggressive dog . Police from Jefferson County swooped on the scene of the shooting just after 1pm yesterday . Deputies from Jefferson Country sheriff's office quickly arrived at the scene - just after 1pm yesterday - to find Danel in agony. The bullet had narrowly missed his liver and he was rushed to hospital where he underwent emergency surgery to save his life. Tom Henderson, Centre Point's mayor, said the unknown gunman had been attempting to shoot the aggressive dog, but his bullets instead hit Danel and the second man. He told AL.com: 'There shouldn't be any guns being shot in that incident.' Mary Brooks, Danel's great aunt, said she rushed home from work when she was told about the shooting. 'I can't even tell you what went through my mind,' she said. 'I prayed all the way that he'd be alright. And that's all that matters.' Trayvon Smith, the dog's owner and a neighbour of Danel's family, denied accusations he had been the one shooting. He told WTVM that he had no guns, adding that he was very sorry for the boy. 'Everybody pray for that little boy, he needs as much prayers as he can get.' Police are continuing to look for the person who fired the shots, and anyone with information about the incident can contact the Jefferson County Sheriff's Office at 205-325-1450. The shooting occurred on 1st Street, NW, Centre Point, Alabama (pictured) about 1pm yesterday afternoon .

Summary: Danel Hall, 10, was seriously injured when he was shot in the stomach . It is believed he was hit by a stray bullet intended for an aggressive dog . He was rushed to hospital after the bullet narrowly missed his liver .


Chelsea boss Jose Mourinho is planning a summer swoop for Atletico Madrid midfielder Koke. The club's technical director Michael Emenalo travelled to Spain on Saturday to watch the 23-year-old during Atletico's 2-1 victory against Deportivo, according to Spanish newspaper AS. The highly-rated Spaniard signed a long-term deal with Diego Simeone's side only last year, but Mourinho is reportedly planning to offer second-choice left-back Filipe Luis to his former club as a makeweight for the deal. Chelsea boss Jose Mourinho could be planning a summer swoop for Atletico Madrid midfielder Koke (above) Spanish newspaper AS report that Mourinho could offer Filipe Luis in a part-exchange deal this summer . Luis has struggled to make an impact at Stamford Bridge this season after failing to displace Spanish defender Cesar Azpilicueta from the left-back spot. AS also report that Koke's release clause is around £50million which Chelsea could be willing to shell out as Mourinho looks to add to a midfield that has looked tired at times this season. Koke, an Atletico academy graduate, was instrumental as the club reached the final of the Champions League before losing to local rivals Real Madrid last season and has . Koke in action during Atletico's 2-1 La Liga victory against Deportivo on Saturday . Chelsea defender Filipe Luis (right) could be set for a move back to his former club .

Summary: Jose Mourinho reportedly targeting summer move for Koke . Spanish midfielder has been key to Atletico Madrid's recent success . Former Atletico defender Filipe Luis could be going back to Spain .


She's won the London Marathon three times but this weekend Paula Radcliffe says she'll be happy to finish at all regardless of her position. The 41-year-old mother-of-two has battled back from injury to take part in the 26.2 mile race in the capital and a result won't be running with the other female elites but with the masses. She said this week: 'I'm going in unfit and unprepared for a marathon, but I'm hoping my body can remember once it gets out there how it's supposed to do it.' Scroll down for video . Paula Radcliffe finishes the London Marathon on Sunday after running with the masses to bring down the curtain on her professional running career . Paula was delighted she could return to London to run the marathon again . The mother-of-two has won the London Marathon three times, including in 2003 when she set her phenomenal word record time of 2 hours 15 minutes and 25 seconds . 'Unfit' for Paula actually means a time most runners can only dream of, and she's still likely to clock one of the fastest times of the day from a British woman. It will be an emotional run for Paula who will be presented with the the inaugural John Disley Lifetime Achievement award in honour of her achievements, which include setting a still unbeaten world record time of 2 hours 15 minutes and 25 seconds in London in 2003. Her great success over the years has also come with some heartache as she has never won an Olympic medal and often been let down by her body as she's pushed it to her limits. So as she prepares to run the marathon - supposedly for the last time - FEMAIL looks back on the career of the inspirational running super mother... Paula started running for Bedford and County from a young age, left, and won numerous races as a junior before progressing to take the European cross-country in 1998, right . The GB vests kept coming but she missed out on a medal at the Sydney Olympics in 2000 . Paula gave her all at the 2000 Olympics but was out-sprinted in the final moments and finished fourth . Paula's talent for running was evident from a young age and, under the coaching guidance of Alex Stanton at Bedford and County Athletics Club, she became accustomed to winning races on the domestic circuit. By the time she was a teenager, she had pulled on the first of her many Great Britain vests, winning junior races at the World Cross Country Championships and on the track. As a student at Loughborough University, she gained a first-class degree in modern languages while continuing to keep up her training regime. It was as student that she met her husband, Gary Lough - himself a talented middle distance runner - who went on to become her manager and training partner as well as the father of her two children. After leaving university, Paula embarked on her career as a full-time athlete and continued to have success

Summary: 41-year-old mother-of-two has battled back from injury . Will take part in London Marathon on Sunday but won't race competitively . She set marathon world record on the course in 2003 . But also suffered embarrassment with loo stop in 2005 event .


The Australian Government has won its bid to ban the boss of the nation's biggest bikie gang from Australia after the Federal Court ruled unanimously against Alex Vella re-entering the country. Three Federal Court judges ruled that Vella, 61 - who is regularly described as a millionaire businessman - be prohibited from returning after the government cancelled the Rebels bikie gang president's visa while he was overseas in his native Malta last year. In a judgement obtained by Daily Mail Australia, the court this week ordered Vella, who has painted himself as a Nelson Mandela-like figure and sold stubby holders and t-shirts to fund his legal battle, pay all court costs. The decision strands Vella in Malta, leaving behind in Australia 24 close family members including a wife, sons and an elderly mother, all of whom are Australian citizens. Known as 'the Maltese Falcon', Vella is the longtime boss of the Rebels, which Federal Court documents obtained by Daily Mail Australia say are involved in drug dealing, money laundering, serious assaults, kidnapping, extortion, firearms offences, threatening law enforcement officers and intimidating court witnesses. Scroll down for video . Banned for life: Rebels bikie gang president Alex Vella (left, dressed for court and, right, in bike gear) says he is a God-fearing, law-abiding family man who just likes riding motorcycles. The Federal Court this week banned him from Australia and police say he led a violent gang involved in kidnapping, extortion and drug dealing . Not welcome: Alex Vella (pictured, centre), millionaire businessman and president of the Rebels outlaw motorcycle gang since 1973, has failed to stop the government's cancellation of his visa while he was overseas, leaving him stranded in Malta and unable to return to his family in Australia . Police identify the Rebels as 'one of Australia's highest risk criminal threats' and say its exiled president Vella 'continues to to exert significant influence' over the group. In this week's court judgement obtained by Daily Mail Australia, Mr Vella claimed the federal immigration minister had 'failed to afford him natural justice'. But new documents released by the Federal Court reveal that the Abbott Government is not required to say why it opposed Vella's application for re-entry, other than cite his association with a criminal enterprise. This week's order to pay the Federal Government's costs in his failed challenge could run into tens of thousands of dollars. Via his Facebook page and a website dubbed 'Aussie at Heart', Vella has been selling T-shirts and other items emblazoned with his likeness and the motto 'Bring Him Home' to fund his court challenge. Asking $25 for a stubby holder, car sticker and key-ring set, Vella used the quote of legendary South African leader Mandela, 'To deny people their human rights is to challenge their very humanity'. It was under former Immigration Minister Scott Morrison that Vella applied last year to re-enter Australia when Morrison cancelled the Rebels president's visa four days after the veteran biker left Australia for Malta. Peter Dutton took over as minister last December. Former Immigration Minister Scott Morrison last year

Summary: Rebels bikie gang boss Alex Vella has been stranded in Malta since his visa was cancelled in June last year . The Federal Court ruled this week he is banned from returning to Australia and the 'The Maltese Falcon' has been ordered to pay court costs . Millionaire businessman Vella sold key rings and t-shirts to raise money for his court challenge . Court documents claimed Rebels engaged in drug dealing, extortion and kidnapping under Vella .


A convicted fraudster stole £17,000 from the City firm where she worked after she started embezzling money on her second day in the job. Gabrielle Yinka Saunders, 32, used company credit cards to pay for her £10,000 wedding, as well as a £5,000 honeymoon in the Seychelles. She was arrested at Heathrow when she returned from the honeymoon - but now she has been spared jail even though a court heard that she had been convicted of fraud twice previously. Just married: But Gabrielle Yinka Saunders, pictured during her wedding to David Osborne, stole £17,000 to pay for the ceremony and her luxury honeymoon . Fraud: Saunders, pictured outside the Old Bailey, admitted cheating her company out of thousands of pounds . Saunders, also known as Gabriella Osborne since getting married at Belair House in Dulwich last September, stole £35,000 from her previous employer PriceWaterhouseCoopers, where she worked as a tax accountant. After serving a jail sentence, she started a £40,000-a-year job as a personal assistant at Insight Investments in June last year. But she proceeded to embezzle a total of £17,000 using her colleagues' credit cards - including £600 for flowers, £270 on a new watch, £210 on a new outfit and £400 for a mobile phone. The Old Bailey heard Saunders came to the UK from Nigeria and graduated from Southampton University with a law degree in 2004, before starting work at PwC. While working at the multinational firm, Saunders forged taxi receipts to destinations across the country at up to £250 a time, then signed them off by faking a colleague's signature. Couple: Saunders was convicted of fraud twice before her latest offence . Free: Saunders, pictured with her husband in an engagement photo, was spared jail . Celebration: But Saunders was arrested at Heathrow when the couple returned from their honeymoon . In 2007 she was jailed for six months for fraud, and in 2011 she was again convicted of fraud but spared jail after a court heard she had stolen money from neighbour using credit cards. The day after Saunders started working at Insight Investments in June, she charged £5,272 to a colleague's credit card in order to pay travel agent Trailfinders for her luxury honeymoon with husband David Osborne. Mugshot: Saunders pictured after she was jailed for a £35,000 fraud in 2007 . In September she used another colleague's card to pay £10,254 to Belair House, £268.20 to the jeweller Andrew Charles, £597 to PESH flowers, £208.44 to fashion store ASOS and £390 to EE T-mobile. Prosecutor Roger Daniells-Smith said: 'She paid for a prestige wedding venue, she paid for the flowers, she paid for her honeymoon outfit and clothing. 'She paid for phone calls to make these arrangements and she paid for the gift of a watch. She paid for the honeymoon which was a first-class trip to Dubai and then on to the Seychelles. 'They were arrested at Heathrow when they returned to the UK and she made no comment in interview, but it was clear from the evidence that she was solely responsible

Summary: Gabrielle Yinka Saunders, 32, stole money from Insight Investments on the day after she started working there . Used company money to pay for £10,000 wedding and £5,000 honeymoon . But she was spared jail despite having previous fraud convictions . Saunders stole £35,000 from PwC and was jailed for six months in 2007 .


Three police officers have been sent forward for trial after being accused of stealing bundles of notes worth £30,000 from the home of a suspected criminal. Detective Sergeant Stephen Phillips, 46, and police constables Christopher Evans, 37, and Michael Stokes, 34 are all facing charges of 'theft by a serving police officer'. Cardiff Crown Court heard that the three officers from South Wales Police were all arrested as a result of an investigation being carried out by the force's professional standards department. Philips, of Winch Wen, Swansea, Evans of Llangennech, Carmarthenshire and Stokes from Glynneath were released on bail following today's hearing to return to Cardiff Crown Court to stand trial on June 15. Cardiff Crown Court heard that Stephen Phillips, left, Christopher Evans, centre, and Michael Stokes, right, are all accused of taking bundles of cash worth £30,000 from the home of a suspected criminal . Sorry we are not currently accepting comments on this article.

Summary: South Wales Police launched an investigation into three of its officers . Stephen Phillips, Christoper Evans and Michael Stokes are all facing trial . The thee officers are all accused of 'theft by a serving police officer' Phillips, Evans and Stokes will stand trial in June in Cardiff Crown Court .


Two kayakers died, and another remains hospitalized in serious condition, after a sudden Seattle storm with 35mph winds overturned their boats during a church-organized trip. Mandi L. Walkley, 39, and Jacob M. Austin, 52, were in the Dungeness Bay, where swells were as high as 3ft, for one to two hours before they could be rescued by the Coast Guard. Both passed away after they were transported to nearby hospitals. William D. Kelley, 50, who was also rescued by the Coast Guard, has improved from critical to serious condition. His pastor, Bill Bowers, said Kelley is 'not able to speak at the moment'. Mandi L. Walkley, 39, (left) and Jacob M. Austin, 52, (right) died after a sudden storm in Washington's Dungeness Bay hit their church kayaking trip . 'He's got a tube down his throat,' Bowers, who is with the Mountain View Church in Tumwater, told the Seattle Times. 'But I've talked with his wife, and they're hopeful. He's squeezing their hands and blinking at them.' Fellow kayaker William D. Kelley, 50, remains hospitalized. His condition has improved from critical to serious . Walkley, Austin and Kelley were part of a group of seven people who set out on Saturday for an excursion along Washington's Dungeness Spit. According to Sgt. Lyman Moores of Clallam County Sheriff's Office, forecasts had predicted there would be stormy weather the day of the scheduled trip a week ago and that an advisory had been issued a day before. 'No one should've been out there in a kayak,' he said on Sunday. But, according to fellow kayaker Dennis Caines, the terrible weather 'came up all of a sudden' and took the group by surprise. 'We weren't ready for it,' he said. And a video the friends took during the trip shows that the weather was calm as they paddled to the New Dungeness Lighthouse for a lunch break, according to King 5 News. Caines and the group left the lighthouse around 1.30pm. He told King 5 that within 10 minutes of the wind picking up, he and his wife Linda 'couldn't see anybody or another kayaker anywhere'. The couple, who were riding in a tandem kayak, and two other people with the group paddled safely back to shore. Walkley, Austin and Kelley were stranded in the water for one to two hours before they were rescused by the Coast Guard. They had been part of a group of seven that were kayaking along the Dungeness Spit (pictured) Dennis Caines, who was also on the trip, said the weather was calm as the group stopped at the New Dungeness Lighthouse (pictured) for lunch. But minutes after they got back in the water, the wind picked up . At around 2.30pm, Walkley, Austin and Kelley were spotted by a lighthouse attendant, who notified the Coast Guard. The Navy also provided a rescue chopper. Caines said that everyone in the group wore life jackets, and that both he and his wife were also wearing wetsuits. According to Moores, the lifejackets weren't enough to protect the kayakers from the Bay's

Summary: Mandi L. Walkley, 39, and Jacob M. Austin, 52, had been in the Dungeness Bay for one to two hours before the Coast Guard could rescue them . They both passed away from their injuries after being hospitalized . William D. Kelley, 50, was also rescued by the Coast Guard and has improved from critical to serious condition . Weather was predicted to be stormy on Saturday and an advisory had been issued on Friday, according to the sheriff's office . But friend Dennis Caines, who was kayaking with the group, said the weather had been calm earlier that day .


Tim Bresnan insists a good start to the domestic season with LV= County Championship holders Yorkshire could help him make a case for an England Test recall. Bresnan last played in the England whites during the 5-0 Ashes defeat in the winter of 2013/14, though in recent months he enjoyed a pre-World Cup training session with the squad in Australia and also turned out for the England Lions on their tour of South Africa. More importantly perhaps, the double Ashes-winner helped end Yorkshire's 13-year wait for a title last season, taking 30 wickets in 10 games at an average of 31.57 and making 95 against Nottinghamshire on the day the championship was clinched. Tim Bresnan is keen to give England's selectors no choice but to pick him with wickets and runs for Yorkshire . The right-arm quick last played in whites for England during the Ashes whitewash of winter 2013/14 . With New Zealand and Australia still to come this year, the Headingley faithful's belief of 'strong Yorkshire, strong England' is already showing good signs with six White Rose players currently on tour in the West Indies. Bresnan says: 'The only thing I can do is get runs and take wickets for Yorkshire' And when asked if he would like to make it number seven, Bresnan said, 'That's up to the selectors.' 'If I do get a load of wickets at the start of the season and get a few runs then I put my case forward, that's all I can do - then it's up to the selectors. 'Obviously, the only thing I can do is get runs and take wickets for Yorkshire. 'That's what I'm looking to do. Whatever happens after that we'll just let it play out. 'We're defending champions, so we're going to do our utmost to defend the title. 'If we play the consistent cricket we did last year - which we are capable of - we'll be there and thereabouts again.' Bresnan did take a step towards that good start on Wednesday, when he reached 400 first-class wickets during Yorkshire's game against Leeds-Bradford MCCU at Headingley. But regardless of his own selection, Bresnan is confident England can put in a good showing against New Zealand and Australia after a turbulent year that also included an early World Cup exit. 'I think we'll do well,' Bresnan said. 'I think they've got all the talent. Yorkshire captain Andrew Gale celebrates as Yorkshire beat Notts to win the 2014 LV County Championship . Yorkshire go to Worcestershire on Apil 14 for the first match of their four-day title defence . 'They just need to start implementing it, start applying that talent and playing good attacking cricket. They are very capable of doing it.' Bresnan did express his disappointment at England's tour matches against St Kitts and Nevis, where some of the Three Lions side have padded up for the hosts in a bid to give the bowlers a higher-quality challenge. 'Obviously, they've tried to make the best of a bad situation,' he said. 'It's very difficult when you go

Summary: Tim Bresnan pushing for Test recall as LV= County Championship begins . Bresnan last played in the England whites in the winter Ashes of 2013/14 . He reached 400 first class wickets as Yorkshire face Leeds-Bradford MCCU . The right-arm quick took 30 wickets in 10 games at 31.57 last season . Yorkshire begin title defence on April 14 against Worcestershire .


A man set a bouncer on fire after he was kicked out of a bar. Surveillance footage at Neely's Grog House in Port St Lucie in Miami, Florida, shows the man get into a dispute with bartenders on Sunday night. According to Scripts Treasure Coast Newspapers, the man had been paying with bounced checks and was told he would have to pay with cash or a debit card. Brawl: The bouncer is said to be tackling the man to the ground after he threw a cup of gasoline on him . Explosion: The man retaliates by setting the bouncer on fire, police in Port St Lucie, Miami, said . Eventually, he was kicked out. But he returned minutes later with a cup of gasoline and threw it on the bouncer. The bouncer and his friend chased the man, and tackled him before the man lit the bouncer on fire and fled in a truck. Sgt Frank Sabol said the bouncer was taken to the hospital with serious burns. Seen from inside: People sat at the bar in Neely's Grog House watched as the men fought outside . Shock: People could be seen leaping out of their seats when the room shone bright with the flames .

Summary: Man got into a dispute with bartenders at a bar in Port St Lucie in Miami . He was kicked out then returned with cup of gasoline, poured on bouncer . Bouncer chased the man, who then set him on fire .


A handful of Manchester City fans were ejected from Old Trafford for allegedly mocking the Munich Air Disaster during Sunday's 4-2 derby defeat by Manchester United. Stewards threw out the group who were said to be attempting to taunt home supporters by making airplane wings in a sick reference to the 1958 tragedy. A total of 23 people perished after a plane carrying Matt Busby's talented young side crashed during a take-off attempt from Munich after refuelling following a European Cup clash against Red Star Belgrade. A handful of Manchester City fans were ejected from Old Trafford for allegedly mocking the Munich Disaster . Manchester United won 4-2, with goals from Ashley Young, Marouane Fellaini, Juan Mata and Chris Smalling . Among the death toll was former Manchester City goalkeeper Frank Swift, who was covering the match as a journalist. However, a minority of visiting supporters were accused of performing the gesture and were quickly thrown out by stewards. Police praised the 'overwhelming majority' of supporters at the clash after just eight arrests were made. Fears had been raised over the 4pm kick-off time with some concerned the extra time in the pub it allowed could increase the risk of alcohol-fuelled disorder. Police on Merseyside had previously launched a legal challenge to the Everton versus Liverpool clash starting at 5.30pm on a Saturday but their counterparts in Greater Manchester were confident they could handle a late afternoon kick-off. A scuffle described by officers as 'minor' broke out between rival United and City fans outside the stadium following the final whistle but those involved were quickly dispersed and the match passed without major incident. Young's goal delighted the Old Trafford crowd, the majority of whom were praised for their behaviour . Police praised 'the overwhelming majority' of fans, after just eight people were arrested at the derby . Of those arrested, one was held on suspicion of ticket touting, another for an alleged assault on a police officer who was kicked in the head and a third was accused of assault. One man was arrested on suspicion of committing a racially-aggravated offence following alleged comments made about Ashley Young following his equalising goal for United. Three were arrested for alleged public order offences and another was held on suspicion of being drunk and disorderly. Chief Superintendent John O'Hare hailed fans' behaviour. He said: 'I would firstly like to praise the overwhelming majority of fans from both clubs for making the derby match a safe and enjoyable environment. The disaster in 1958 saw 23 people die when Manchester United's plane crashed in Munich . 'In a stadium packed with more than 75,000 people, to only make eight arrests for minor offences without any disorder is a fantastic achievement and again is testament to the behaviour of the fans in attendance. 'There was a minor skirmish on the forecourt as fans left the ground, but this was quickly dealt with by the officers on the ground who ensured there was no disorder and the game passed peacefully. 'As we said before the game, the later

Summary: Small group of supporters ejected after supposedly mocking disaster . Eight people were arrested at Old Trafford in relation to Manchester derby . But police praised 'overwhelming majority' of fans for their behaviour . Manchester United beat rivals City 4-2 on Sunday afternoon .


Shooter: Terry Martin, 48, pictured in this 2012 mugshot, shot his girlfriend Laurice Hampton, 48, after she asked for half of his winnings . A man who won $500 on a scratch-off lottery ticket fatally shot his girlfriend and then himself after the pair got into a heated row about sharing the winnings. Terry Martin, 48, shot his girlfriend Laurice Hampton, 48, after she asked for half of the proceeds. But Hampton, critically injured from a gunshot wound to her chest, was able to call 911 about 6:30am Saturday to report the shootings before she died. Responding officers found the couple inside their master bedroom at their home on Beaty Street in Fort Worth, Texas, where Martin was pronounced dead from a gunshot wound to the head. Hampton was taken by ambulance to John Peter Smith Hospital but died a few hours later. Homicide Sergeant Joe Loughman said the tragic couple had known each other since childhood and had lived together for several years. Loughman told The Fort Worth Star-Telegram: 'We received information that the suspect had won $500 on a Texas lottery scratch-off ticket and that the victim wanted half of the proceeds. The suspect didn't want to share it with her.' Victim: Hampton, pictured, was taken by ambulance to John Peter Smith Hospital but died a few hours later . Home: Martin shot Hampton at their home on Beaty Street in Fort Worth, Texas, pictured here, . He added: [Hampton told police] that she had been shot and that he had shot himself after he shot her.' Records showed that there was a history of violence between the couple. According to Tarrant County court records, Martin was sentenced in July 2012 to a day in jail and fined $214 for assaulting Hampton in their home in November 2011. Gruesome discovery: Fort Worth police officers found the couple inside a bedroom where Martin was pronounced dead from a gunshot wound to the head . In happier times: Martin, right, is pictured with his girlfriend Hampton, left, before the shooting . Couple: The tragic couple, pictured here, had known each other since childhood, according to police .

Summary: Terry Martin, 48, shot his girlfriend Laurice Hampton on Saturday . The couple allegedly had a heated argument over the proceeds of the ticket . Hampton was able to call 911 to report the shootings just before she died . Officers found the couple inside a master bedroom and Martin was dead . Hampton was taken by ambulance to a hospital where she died hours later .


A man caught on film by surveillance cameras allegedly hitting his three-year-old toddler in the face at a supermarket was arrested on Friday. KERO-TV reports 23-year-old Justin Whittington of Bakersfield, California was taken into custody on Thursday night on suspicion of child endangerment after the video of the alleged abuse surfaced online. The relationship between the toddler and Whittington has not yet been revealed by police but the owner of Vest Market Harry Dindral said the man was the boy's father and said that he's seen them in the store together before. WARNING GRAPHIC CONTENT . Scroll down for video . The punch: Surveillance video shows a man chasing a toddler then hitting him in the face . The video posted to social media and shared thousands of times shows a boy running through Vest Market. The toddler is approached by a man believed to be his father who hits him in the face. The man then is then shown aggressively yanking up the toddler by his shirt. A pregnant woman, can be seen coming and taking the distraught boy away. The child appears to leave the store crying and covering his face. The police were notified of the video after it was leaked online. They asked the public for help identifying the man in the video who ruthlessly punched the small child. By midnight, the man who was caught on video punching the toddler, 23-year-old Justin Whittington, was in police custody. The Kern County Jail website showed Whittington remained behind bars on Friday with bail set at $1 million. 'That was horrible, man,' owner of Vest Market Harry Dindral told the Daily News. Horrifying: Video shows the injured boy crying on the floor, then the man who may his father, yanking him up off the ground by his shirt . 'The worst thing I've ever seen,' he said of the incident at his establishment. Dindral says he was in the back of the store when his employee ran to him and told him to watch the surveillance video to see if there was any proof of the violent assault. Dindral later gave the footage to cops who were able to track down the suspect. 'It was the right thing to do,' Dindral told the Daily News. 'You don’t hit a child like that.' Local Tattoo artist Chris Danaher who works near the market said he could never fathom acting violently towards a child. 'I would never imagine treating a child like that,' Danaher told ABC. 'His wife or girlfriend or whatever was clearly pregnant. She had no regard to it. She picked up her son and left the store,' he added. Danher said sadly the child is too young to truly understand what is going on. 'It's terrible. That kid is obviously too young to know what was going on. Honestly, couldn't be more than 3 years old, and I just couldn't imagine anyone doing that to me or me doing that to a child whatsoever,' said Danaher. The boy was later examined by medical personnel at his home and he

Summary: WARNING: GRAPHIC CONTENT . Justin Whittington, 23, of Bakersfield, California was taken into custody on Thursday night on suspicion of child endangerment . Whittington was allegedly filmed hitting a toddler in the face so hard that he falls to the ground . Whittington is believed to be the boy's father .


The age-old ghost town of Balestrino was captured in all its spooky wonder by a drone. Circling the picturesque landscape, the camera picked out the castle on the hill and surrounding depreciated buildings. The ancient Tuscan settlement, based 40 miles south east of Genoa, is shrouded in mystery with its origin and much of its history remaining unknown. Scroll down for video . Little is known about the origin or history of the ancient Tuscan town that dates back to the 11th century A.D. Residents were forced to flee their homes in the town more than 60 years ago, with seismic instability noted as a main reason for the mass abandonment. A number of historical earthquakes, including one in 1887 that measured 6.7 on the Richter scale, caused severe damage to the settlement’s infrastructure. Dating back to the 11th century A.D., the town was formerly owned by the Benedictine abbey of San Pietro dei Monti in the 1100s. Seismic instability caused by earthquakes forced residents to flee their homes more than 60 years ago . An earthquake in 1887 measured 6.7 on the Richter scale and caused severe damage to the town’s infrastructure . A total of 800 inhabitants occupied the settlement, but by the 19th century most of the population had migrated from the area. A new town with the same name was built around a mile from its location and it 1953 the remaining population moved away from the settlement. Today the town is considered to be the most famous abandoned location in Italy and folklore suggests that the area is haunted. Captured in the short drone footage is the picturesque castle that looks down on the hill-side buildings below. 800 inhabitants used to occupy the area but by the 19th century most of the population had migrated . The town is considered to be the most famous abandoned location in Italy and folklore suggests that the area is haunted . Some of the structures remain intact while others have walls crumbling as foliage grows on the roofs and from the many exposed crevices. The silence adds a further frightening dimension, with the only audible sounds coming from the drone’s propellers. The video concludes with a shot of the town from a distance, which perfectly captures the dark and empty windows as well as the grandeur of the castle in comparison to the other buildings. The drone captures the building's dark and empty windows as well as the grandeur of the castle on the hill .

Summary: The ancient Tuscan town is based 40 miles south east of Genoa . Little is known about much of the settlement's origin or history . Seismic instability noted as a reason for the mass abandonment . Today the town is seen as Italy's most famous abandoned location . Folklore suggests that the depreciating settlement is haunted .