Celebrities wouldn't be anywhere without their fans, but for some unlucky stars adoration can tip over into something far more sinister. Californian Joshua Corbett faces charges of stalking and burglary this week after allegedly breaking into actress Sandra Bullock's home last summer. Terrified Sandra, 50, who was in her property at the time, was forced to make a desperate call to the police having locked herself in a cupboard. Scroll down for video . Sandra Bullock was horrified when she discovered that Joshua Corbett had broken into her house last summer . In the disturbing voice clip released byTMZ - which was played to the court as Corbett stands trail - the audibly panicked Oscar winner is heard telling the police that she is hiding in her closet. She is heard saying: 'I'm in my closet. I have a safe door. I'm locked in the closet right now.' Corbett has pleaded not guilty to the charges bought against him. Corbett broke into the house on 8 June last year brandishing a love letter for the actress. In the clip Sandra can be heard saying that she had seen him making his way up to her attic. The judge read out a section of the note which Corbett had been carrying in a black notepad which said: 'You are so hot and intelligent and lithesome and taut.' Corbett, who was found in Sandra's home clutching a love letter for the actress, has pleaded not guilty to the charges bought against him . Corbett's defense lawyer Paul Takakijan said: 'The love letter that Corbett carried with him professed nothing but love and admiration. 'There is nothing in there about harming her. The people are trying to make more of the case than there is.' Corbett also is charged with having an arsenal of illegal weapons, including assault weapons, tracer ammunition and machine guns, that were found when authorities searched his home in Montrose, California. Corbett was not armed when he was arrested at Bullock's residence, police have said. Unfortunately Sandra is not the first person to experience a celebrity stalker. A-listers such as Madonna, Kim Kardashian and Justin Bieber have also been plagued by the experience. Here FEMAIL lists some of the worst offenders... Kim was stalked by a man named Dennis Shaun Bowman who would show up to events with a jokers mask painted on his face . Kim Kardashian: Dennis Shaun Bowman . In 2010 Kim took out a restraining order on Dennis Shaun Bowman a stalker who claimed that the pair were in love. Kim wrote in court papers at the time: 'I am extremely frightened by Mr Bowman because he appears to be obsessed with me and is extremely delusional.' Kim took out a restraining order on Dennis Shaun Bowman who would use Twitter to find out which events Kim would be attending . Creepy Bowman came to Kim's attention after he started showing up at events or public appearances, often with the joker mask painted onto his face. It is thought that Dennis would discover Kim's whereabouts through her

Summary: This week a recording of Sandra Bullock calling 911 was released . It was made in 2014 when the actress discovered stalker Joshua Corbett in her house . Corbett was carrying a note addressed to the actress describing her as 'hot', 'taut' and 'lithe' Other celebrities to have experienced stalkers, including Justin Bieber, Kim Kardashian and Gwyneth Paltrow .


A company has released matches that continue to burn even when submerged in water or buried underground in dirt. The UCO Stormproof Matches are made using an incredibly tough coating that smoulders no matter what happens to them and will start burning again once they come into contact with oxygen. The unique matches have to go through rigorous testing to make sure they keep alight in even the most difficult situations. Scroll down for video . Indestructable: The UCO Stormproof Matches (pictured) are made using an incredibly tough coating that smoulders no matter what happens to it and will start burning again once it comes into contact with oxygen . Eric Moe, the product specialist at Industrial Revolution which owns Utility, Comfort and Originality (UCO), explained the process. The Stormproof matches are made by UCO which has been making outdoor accessories for the past 44 years. They include 25 matches in a completely waterproof case with and three strike pads. The matches cost £5.47 ($7.99) from UCO's website and are available from the UK distributor Dalesman International. He said: 'The match sticks are dipped into our coating, which keeps smouldering even underwater, then reignites once exposed to oxygen. 'Essentially, you aren't burning the match stick, but burning the coating on the stick. 'We have drenched them in buckets, buried them in mud, and blown them with a compressed air hose. 'In all cases the flame keeps burning. The matches will still ignite if they get wet, and they are quite impact resistant.' Even when buried in sand (left), the matches can burn again once they are taken out and exposed to oxygen (right). They can also keep smouldering even while underwater . Mr Moe, 31, from Milton, near Seattle, Washington, US, said when you are in unfamiliar terrain, having a source of fire is vital for survival. He said: 'Whether they're in a snowstorm, rainstorm or wind storm, the UCO Stormproof Matches will offer heat and light. 'The importance of being able to create a fire in inclement weather cannot be overstated. 'These matches are designed to ignite and keep burning in the worst conditions. 'Everything is more challenging when you are cold and wet, and it is crucial to have reliable equipment.' The makers explained that essentially, the match stick isn't burning, it is the coating on the stick that is alight: 'We have drenched them in buckets, buried them in mud, and blown them with a compressed air hose' Here the match is shown being dipped into water (left), and when it is take out (right) it is still able to burn . He explained that other devices that are used to light a fire are not always reliable. Mr Moe said: 'Lighters can fail at high altitudes, or if wet. Standard matches have little resistance to elements. Primitive techniques are excellent, but hard to execute in poor weather. 'UCO Stormproof Matches address those problems and ensure a source of fire.'

Summary: Washington company unveils matches that burn in testing conditions . The £5.47 UCO Stormproof Matches use a coating that always smoulders . They will start burning again once they comes into contact with oxygen . Rigorous tests have drenched the matches in buckets, buried them in mud, and blown them with a compressed air hose .


An industrial meat grinder has been found at the home of a man arrested in connection with the disappearance of his female lodger, as police investigate the disappearance of four other people. Adriana Giogiosa, 55, was reported missing after her brother could not contact her at the house in Majadahonda, a suburb of Madrid, where she had been staying for the last two or three months. The landlord of the house, a 32-year-old Spanish man with a history of psychological problems, has been arrested. Adriana Giogiosa was reported missing by her brother after he was unable to contact her, and Ms Giogiosa's landlord in Madrid has been arrested in connection with her disappearance and a meat grinder found there . Spanish Police are said to have found blood and an industrial meat grinder at the property in a quiet street, as well as a list of three other tenants who are also thought to be missing. At least two of the other missing tenants are thought to be women from Argentina and the man's aunt has also not been found - prompting fears they could all have been murdered. When they searched the house in Sacedilla Street in Majadahonda officers found half of it had been repainted and the other half covered in plastic, ready for redecorating, El Pais reported. At first the man had refused officers access to the house and demanded they get a warrant. Spanish Police found a couple of spots of blood in the house, a meat grinder and what appeared to be a tooth in the machine. A blood stained knife was also found. These have all been sent off for analysis. Police launched an investigation after Miss Giogiosa's brother reported her missing on April 6. She had visited home in Argentina in February and caught a flight back to Madrid at the end of March, when she is believed to have been killed. Her brother said after he arrived back in Madrid he had received text messages from her saying she would be unable to speak because she was moving country and he had not been able to contact her - despite usually talking on a daily basis. The house in a quiet Majadahonda street has been searched by police, who reportedly found a meat grinder . A letter was also sent to Miss Giogiosa's work, a restaurant, saying she would not be returning for personal reasons after she returned to Madrid, Periodista Digital reported. Officers are also searching nearby rubbish dumps in Pinto. Neighbours reported hearing loud noises and the landlord taking out bags of rubbish from the house in Sacedilla Street in Mjadahonda in the days before the landlord was arrested, according to La Nueva Espana. There were also reports that the garage had been soundproofed. The man, who has previously been in a psychiatric hospital with schizophrenia, took over the house from his aunt when she reportedly went into a care home. Authorities are also trying to trace her. The brother of Miss Giogiosa has flown to Madrid to help with the investigation.

Summary: Adriana Giogiosa, 55, was reported missing after flying back to Madrid . Police searched Majadahonda flat she was staying in and arrested landlord . They found blood stains, a knife and an industrial meat grinder at house . Officers are searching for three other missing tenants and the man's aunt .


This video shows the horrifying moment a three-legged cat was mauled to death by two savage dogs in a brutal attack. The disabled cat, called Freeman, was sitting in its front garden when the two dogs pounced, dragging the terrified cat on to its neighbour's lawn before tearing into the family pet. Police are now investigating after a person, who appears to be a woman, pulls up in a blue car and collects the hounds - leaving the cat to die in agony. Scroll down for video . Mauled to death: Two dogs tore apart a three-legged cat in a brutal attack captured on CCTV . Family pet: Freeman the cat died in the neighbour's front garden in Tarring, West Sussex, after the brutal attack . A woman (top of picture, exiting a blue car) appears to call over the dogs before walking off, leaving the disabled cat to die in agony . The 90-second attack was captured on CCTV by a neighbour who passed the footage on to the cat's owner Tracy Lynch, from Tarring, West Sussex, and the police. Ms Lynch, a 44-year-old mother-of-three, had owned the RSPCA rescue cat since 2004 and was devastated after watching the horrific video. 'To find out he had been savaged by the dogs and the owners had not done anything is just completely callous,' she said. 'That's what's most distressing for us that they didn't do anything to check on the cat. 'My youngest son was completely distraught. This is the first family pet he's lost and he was in floods of tears.' A police spokesman said the large dogs, which were running loose, were possibly Dobermans and were collected by someone who turned up in a blue car. Left for dead: The 90-second attack was captured on CCTV by a neighbour who passed the footage on to the cat's owner . Devastating: The disabled cat, called Freeman, was laying in its front garden when the two dogs pounced . The attack took place in Terry Rickards' front garden as he was away last week. He said: 'It amazes and sickens me that no attempt was made either at the time the dogs were recovered, or at a later stage, to check on the state of the cat. 'As far as I am aware, no attempt has been made since by the dog owners to seek the owners of the cat. It's a pretty horrific attack really.' Ms Lynch added: 'He would go around the neighbourhood and everyone knew him. He was a real character. 'I think the neighbours will miss him out and about.'

Summary: Horrifying CCTV footage shows two dogs tearing into a three-legged cat . Dogs dragged family pet into a garden before mauling it to death . A woman arrives and calls the dogs away but leaves the cat to die in agony . WARNING: GRAPHIC CONTENT .


This is the moment that a crew of firefighters struggled to haul a giant pig out of a garden swimming pool. The prize porker, known as Pigwig, had fallen into the pool in an upmarket neighbourhood in Ringwood, Hampshire. His owners had been taking him for a walk around the garden when the animal plunged into the water and was unable to get out. A team from Dorset Fire and Rescue struggled to haul the huge black pig out of swimming pool water . The prize porker known as Pigwig had fallen into the water and had then been unable to get out again . Two fire crews and a specialist animal rescue team had to use slide boards and strops to haul the huge black pig from the small pool. A spokesman for Dorset Fire and Rescue Service said: 'At 4.50pm yesterday the service received a call to a pig stuck in a swimming pool. 'One crew of firefighters from Ferndown and a specialist animal rescue unit from Poole were mobilised to this incident. 'Once in attendance the crew secured the pig with strops, and requested the attendance of another appliance which was mobilised from Ringwood by our colleagues in Hampshire Fire and Rescue Service. Firefighters were also called out to a horse which had fallen into a swimming pool in Heyshott, West Sussex . The exhausted animal had to be winched to using an all-terrain crane but appeared no worse for wear after its tumble . 'The crew rescued the pig from the swimming pool using specialist animal rescue slide boards, strops and lines to haul the pig from the swimming pool.' But Pigwig wasn't the only animal who needed rescuing after taking an unexpected swim . Crews in West Sussex were called out to a swimming pool where this time a horse had fallen in. Wet and very bedraggled, the exhausted animal put up no opposition when firefighters arrived to hoist her out of the small garden pool in Heyshott. The two-hour rescue operation ended with the wayward horse being fitted with straps under her belly and lifted up into the air with an all-terrain crane before being swung around and deposited back on dry land. A fire brigade spokesman said that she appeared none the worse for her impromptu swim after stepping over the edge of the domestic pool.

Summary: Giant pig fell into the swimming pool at his home in Ringwood, Hampshire . It took the efforts of a team of firefighters to winch him out of the water . A wayward horse also had to be rescued from a swimming pool in Sussex .


Fitness guru Ashy Bines, who has almost one million followers on social media, has admitted some of the healthy eating recipes she had shared had been ripped off from other websites. The 26-year-old confirmed the revelations in a video posted on YouTube after a blogger - who looks into 'exposing the truth of Ashy Bines' dishonest business ethics' - posted about the similarities between recipes on Ms Bines' website and a food blog. It comes as Ms Bines - who is from the Gold Coast in Queensland - also reveals she has been abused by online trolls who made nasty comments about her unborn child, with one saying they hoped her baby would be born with a disability, News Corp reported. Scroll down for video . Fitness guru Ashy Bines has addressed the revelations the recipes she shared were copied in an online video . The workout queen - who is about about 15 weeks pregnant - is best known for her 12-week exercise program, Ashy Bines Bikini Body Challenge. Addressing the plagiarism accusations, Ms Bines explained she left recipe sourcing to a nutritionist who was 'better qualified' to give advice in a video seen by Daily Mail Australia. 'By outsourcing... to a nutritionist I was trying to give you all something of value and to come up with delicious recipes from the food I suggested,' she said. 'Unfortunately I may have been too naïve to think that I wouldn't have check the origins of each recipe, instead trusting that the work would be completed in an honest and professional manner. Ms Bines is best known for her 12-week exercise program, Ashy Bines Bikini Body Challenge . The 26-year-old has earned an enormous social media, with almost one million followers . Ms Bines has also revealed she has been bullied by online trolls who made nasty comments about her unborn child . 'It's recently come to my attention that some of these recipes were not original at all and have been copied from other sources. 'This was never my intention and it really sucks that these things can happen.' Ms Bines did not make it clear in her video if she had discontinued her association with the nutritionist or if they had been compensated for their work. The health expert also claims people had been making negative remarks about her unborn child, the Gold Coast Bulletin reported. Ms Bines hit back at the social media user who said they hoped her unborn child would get Down's Syndrome . While a supporter helped defend Ms Bines from the online troll, telling them to 'grow up and mature' Examples of the comments include 'I hope it gets down syndrome, you dirty liar' and 'you are a bitch, I pray a truck runs you over'. Ms Bines expressed disbelief at the comment involving her unborn child. 'To wish a baby gets Down syndrome gosh I actually didn't think you could sink any lower [sic],' she wrote on her social media account in response to the woman's comment. While a supporter jumped in to also defend

Summary: Ashy Bines started exercise program, Ashy Bines Bikini Body Challenge . The 26-year-old has attracted enormous online following on social media . In a video, she admits recipes she shared were copied from 'other sources' Ms Bines explained she outsourced her recipe finding to a nutritionist . She said she did this so her followers would get best advice from experts . Pregnant fitness guru said her unborn child was targeted by online trolls .


Sandra Garratt was in constant agony after undergoing two operations before her death . A grandmother racked with constant pain jumped from the top of a multi-storey car park to end her suffering, her devastated husband has said. Sandra Garratt, 56, went through two years of agony following two back operations for a slipped disc and not even morphine could dull the pain. Last month doctors told the housewife there was nothing more they could do ease her suffering and this was the 'final straw', according to her husband Steve. On Good Friday, the mother of two left her home in Rowley Regis, West Midlands, after telling her husband she was 'just popping out'. But he became anxious for her welfare and he called the police. At 2.35pm, police and ambulance crews were called to the Cornbow Shopping Centre in Halesowen, where they discovered Mrs Garratt's body. She had fallen more than 50ft from the top of an Asda supermarket multi-storey car park. Mr Garratt, 57, told how he gave up his job as a community transport driver last year to care for his wife. He said her suffering had intensified in the last 18 months of her life and the pain had spread to her legs, feet and fingers. He added: 'She was in pain every minute of every day. She was a happy lovely person but withdrew from her happy family life. 'Before there had been hope but when there was nothing they could do, it was the final straw. 'Everybody says the same – she is now free from the pain. That's the only bit of comfort. 'The doctors and GPs, within the scope of the NHS waiting lists and everything that goes on, did everything they could.' Mrs Garratt leaves behind daughter Lucy, 37, son Jonathan, 26, and two grandchildren, Joshua and Jessica. The coroner has been informed of her death. Mrs Garratt told her husband she was 'popping out' on Good Friday. Hours later her body was found at the Cornbow Shopping Centre in Halesowen, West Midlands .

Summary: Sandra Garratt died on Good Friday after more than a year spent in agony . The 56-year-old underwent two operations on her back for a slipped disc . But her pain was so severe afterwards not even morphine could relieve it . Days before her death doctors said there was nothing more they could do . Mrs Garratt's grieving husband said the news had been 'the final straw' Hours before her death, she told him she was 'just popping out' for awhile . For confidential support call the Samaritans in the UK on 08457 90 90 90, visit a local Samaritans branch or click here .


It looks like a cross between a catamaran and a hovercraft, but these strange vehicles are actually new new type of aircraft developed in China. Two prototypes of the CYG-11 seaplane were tested this week over the sea off the coast of Haikou in Hainan Province in China. The aircraft is believed to be a joint project between Russia and China to build new types of super-efficient seaplane. The CYG-11 seaplane (above) uses reduced drag and increased lift from wing-in-ground effect to glide . The vehicles takes advantage of an aerodynamic phenomenon known as the wing-in-ground effect - where lift is increased and drag decreased when an aircraft's wings are close to the ground. Length: 13m . Wingspan: 15.6 m . Weight: 3800 kg . Seats: 12 people . Maximum load: 1200 kg . Maximum range: 1500 km . Flight speed: 175 - 250 km/h . Flight height: 3-5 m . Wave height: 1.25 - 3 m . By placing the wings low on the fuselage of the aircraft, this effect is increased and the the result is an aircraft that essentially floats on a cushion of air. Engineers behind the CNY 5 billion (£500 million) project say the aircraft are capable of flying 62 miles (100 km) on 28 litres of fuel. With a maximum range of 930 miles (1,500 km), the aircraft can reach a top speed of 155 mph (250 km/h). The aircraft races over the wavetops at a height of between three to five metres (9-15 feet). The CYG-11 aircraft, which have been developed by the Hainan Yingge Wing in Ground Effect Craft Manufacturing Company with Russian engineers, can carry 10 passengers plus two flight crew. The company claims to have just finished building a larger version of the aircraft capable of carrying 40 people, but it hopes to develop bigger aircraft capable of carrying between 55 and 120 passengers. The Hainan Yingge Wing in Ground Effect Craft Manufacturing Company tested two prototypes of the plane . The prototypes are designed to carry two pilots (above) and 10 passengers but larger craft are in development . The plane can be used like a catamaran initially until it builds up enough speed to lift off from the ocean . It says the aircraft could find uses for coastal defence, customs patrols and perhaps even be used as the public transport of the future along 'marine highways'. Gu Jianxin, a spokesman for the company, told the Southern Metropolis Daily: 'The current technology research and development has matured into mass production. 'The main plan is to invest in tourism, freight , maritime search and rescue and other aspects.' The CYG-11 (above) has been developed with Russian engineers and could be used to patrol coastlines . The aircraft (above) is designed to fly at low level between 3 m and 5 m above the surface of the ocean . Engineers say the aircraft (above) could even provide public transport of the future along 'marine highways' He estimates that it will cost around $20 million dollars for each vessel. Powered by two large

Summary: Two prototype aircraft were tested off the coast of Haikou, in the Hainan Province of China . The CYG-11 plane can reach a top speed of 155mph and boasts a maximum range of 930 miles . The super-efficient craft uses increased lift and reduced drag from its wings to fly 16ft (5m) above thewaves . Engineers hope the groundbreaking aircraft could be used on 'motorways of the sea' in the future .


Ronald Koeman insists Southampton's goals have dried up due to their Barclays Premier League rivals giving them more respect. Saints have slipped out of the Champions League places and into seventh following a run of three defeats in their last six games ahead of Saturday's home clash with Hull. Koeman blames the slump on a lack of goals but rather than looking to his strikers for fault, he believes a change in approach from opponents has been the telling factor. Ronald Koeman feels Southampton have found it hard to score due to opponents respecting them more . Southampton striker Graziano Pelle (centre) has struggled to reproduce his form from the start of the season . Pelle (left) is tackled by John Stones in Southampton's 1-0 defeat by Everton at Goodison Park . 'It's not in my opinion a problem about one player - just look at the last few games,' Koeman said. 'Even when we play away - for example last weekend against Everton - teams don't care about playing football at home, they defend. That is different to the beginning of the season. 'Now opponents don't care how they play against Southampton, they're happy to defend and they're concerned about getting points. At this point of the season, points are more important for them. 'We are not always scoring lots of goals and that's the difference. We are not getting the space we had in the beginning. 'It makes it more difficult because then there is not really a lot of space. Liverpool played with three centre-backs but with five defenders against Southampton, and Hull normally play with five defenders. 'That means there is not a lot of space, so you have to play very well or you need a player who makes an individual action and scores a goal. 'But those types of individual, high-quality players are not playing for Southampton.' Koeman remains upbeat and is targeting European qualification with Southampton this season . Koeman believes Southampton's Champions League dream is over, but still covets a place in the Europa League. 'You have to be realistic. The difference to the top four is eight points and that is a lot. The focus at the moment has to be about fifth, sixth and seventh position in the table,' he sad. 'We would like to play European football and fifth and sixth positions mean European football.'

Summary: Southampton have dropped out of the Premier League top six . Ronald Koeman has pinpointed his team's struggle to hit the net . He feels the problem is down to opponents having more respect for Saints .


Eight years after their son was brutally murdered by the man he loved, Sue and Charlie MacDonald are still wondering what they could have done differently to prevent his death. The couple raised Gareth and his three brothers in the tiny isolated welsh village of Rhewl-Mostyn and now regret that they didn't teach him to be more 'streetwise.' 'Gareth wasn't street wise, he was too trusting and as a parent, that's where you think maybe I've failed him,' Sue reveals on the latest episode of TV show Britain's Darkest Taboos. Scroll down for video . Charlie MacDonald is still grieving for the son he lost eight years ago at the hands of his conman lover . Gareth met Glen Rycroft, 37, of Salford, Manchester, in a gay online chat room and they started a dating in 2005. Over the course of their relationship, Rycroft conned Gareth out of thousands of pounds and when his lover finally got wind of his theft and deceit and threatened to go to the police, he murdered him. Gareth was only 30 when he was killed in 2007. Rycroft had lured him to a Travelodge at Heston services on the M4 near Heathrow airport on September 15, 2007, where he fatally hit him over the head with a fire extinguisher. When Gareth's body was discovered, Rycroft claimed he had not been with Gareth that evening and said a rent boy was to blame. But police were able to gather enough evidence to prove Rycroft was involved - including internet searches on his computer on the best way to kill a man by striking him on the head. Gareth, pictured, was killed at the age of 30 after he discovered his boyfriend was conning him and his family out of money . Rycroft was found guilty of murder in 2009 and sentenced to life in prison, serving a minimum of 25 years. Eight years later, Sue and Charlie and still dealing with their grief and are still blaming themselves for failing to see Rycroft's true colours before it was too late. Sue said he seemed like a 'caring man' when Gareth first brought him home to meet them. 'He just came over as a caring person and nothing was too much trouble. He was a charmer,' she said. Gareth and his parents weren't the first to have been taken in by Rycroft. When he met Gareth, he was actually on probation having been released from prison for committing fraud. In his twenties, he had scammed friends and family out of thousands of pounds by pretending to have cancer and organising fundraising events where the money for 'charity' went straight into his pocket. He worked as an air steward for British Airways and also conned strangers and colleagues by telling them he could make them money through an investment opportunity he had been given by the company. Through his fictitious investment opportunity and cancer con he made thousands of pounds which he used to fund a lavish lifestyle, going on exotic holidays and driving expensive sports cars. Such was

Summary: Gareth MacDonald was murdered by Glen Rycroft in 2007 . Fatally struck across head with fire extinguisher by his lover . He'd discovered Rycroft had been conning him and his family out of money . Gareth's parents wish they could have prevented their son's death .


A 23-year-old resident of Columbus, Ohio, who trained with a group affiliated with al Qaeda has been arrested and charged with plotting an attack on American soil, the Justice Department revealed today. Abdirahman Sheik Mohamud, a naturalized American citizen of Somali descent, had been instructed by a cleric to return to the United States and carry out an act of terrorism, the indictment said. The Justice Department stated that Mohamud was also an Islamic State sympathizer, and that his brother, Abdifatah Aden, was killed fighting with the group in Syria in 2013. Terror suspect: Abdirahman Sheik Mohamud, 23, from Columbus, Ohio, has been arrested and charged with supporting terrorism after getting training in Syria . According to court documents, Mohamud left the US a year ago with the intent to go to Syria and train with a terrorist group linked to al Qaeda in Iraq. In April 2014, he purchased a one-way ticket to Greece, but during a layover in Istanbul he failed to board a connecting flight to Athens and instead made his way to Syria. Once he reached his destination, Mohamud stated that he received training in shooting weapons, breaking into houses, explosives and hand-to-hand combat. The 23-year-old Columbus man aloes said that after completing his training, a cleric with the group Jabhat al-Nusrah instructed him to return to the US and commit an act of terror. The 23-year-old returned to the US in June 2014 with a plot to attack a military base or a correctional facility, targeting people in uniform, according to court documents. 'Mohamud talked about doing something big in the United States,' the papers cited by ABC News indicate. 'He wanted to go to a military base in Texas and kill three or four American soldiers execution style.' On Thursday, Mohamud was indicted on one count of attempting to provide and providing material support to terrorists, one count of attempting to provide and providing material support to a designated foreign terrorist organization, and one count of making false statements to the FBI. The first two counts, providing material support to terrorists and providing material support to a designated foreign terrorist organization are each crimes punishable by up to 15 years in prison. Abdirahman Sheik Mohamud, left, speaks with his defense attorney, Sam Shamansky, during a hearing to set bond on state charges of money laundering and providing support for terrorism in February . Making false statements involving international terrorism carries a maximum sentence of eight years in prison. Mohamud was arrested on state charges February 21, 2015, and is expected to be transferred into federal custody based on today’s indictment. Before Mohamud's brother was killed in battle on or around June 3, 2014, the two had exchanged emails discussing the 23-year-old's plans to travel to Syria and fight with Islamic State. In February, Mohamud asked Abdifatah Aden how he could send him money. Later that month, Mohamud was arrested at his Columbus home for allegedly providing a computer tablet an other material support to terroist organizations aborad. Prosecutor Ron O'Brien at the time asked a judge

Summary: Abdirahman Sheik Mohamud, 23, from Columbus, said he got training from terror group linked to al Qaeda in Syria . Was instructed by cleric to return to US and carry out terror attack . His suspected plan was to go to a military base and kill three-four soldiers 'execution-style' Mohamud was arrested in February on state charges of money laundering and providing support for terrorism . If convicted in federal case, the 3-year-old could face up to 40 years in prison .


Kenya's athletics federation has suspended the agents of marathon world record holder Dennis Kimetto and other top stars while it investigates the spike in doping among the country's runners. Athletics Kenya president Isaiah Kiplagat announced the decision Monday to suspend two athlete management companies, the Netherlands' Volare Sports and Italy's Rosa & Associati. AK did not make accusations against the companies, but said they would be suspended from working in Kenya for six months so that investigations can be carried out. Marathon world record holder Dennis Kimetto has seen his agent banned ahead of doping investigations . Rosa & Associati client Rita Jeptoo was banned for two years after testing positive for EPO . Kenyan authorities have previously blamed the rise in doping on the influence of foreign agents. Rosa & Associati represented women's marathon star Rita Jeptoo, who was banned for two years for the banned blood booster EPO. Volare Sports' clients include Kimetto and former marathon record holder Wilson Kipsang. London Marathon 2014 winner Wilson Kipsang is also a client of Dutch management company Volare Sports .

Summary: Kenya's athletic federation has banned runners' agents for six months . Marathon world record holder Dennis Kimetto is a client of one of two banned management companies - Volare Sports and Rosa & Associati . Investigations into a doping spike among runners is set to take place .


Jeremy Clarkson is set to appear on the BBC again just weeks after he was sacked from Top Gear for punching a producer. The TV host will appear as a guest presenter on satirical panel show Have I Got News For You later this month. It is believed he was booked to appear on the comedy programme before he was dropped from Top Gear after a 'fracas' with producer Oisin Tymon, one of the show's producers, over a steak dinner. Scroll down for video . Jeremy Clarkson hosting a previous edition of Have I Got News For You. He is set to appear on the BBC show on April 25, just one month after being sacked from Top Gear . Clarkson was dropped from the motoring show by the BBC on March 25, but will be the guest presenter on Have I Got News For You on April 25, with filming taking place the day before. It is understood that bosses at the corporation took weeks to consider if he should be allowed to host the show before deciding saying although his Top Gear contract was not renewed, he isn't banned from appearing on the BBC. Clarkson is one of the quiz show's most frequent guest hosts, having fronted it on 11 occasions and also appearing as a panellist once alongside quiz captains Paul Merton and Ian Hislop. Last month, Jimmy Mulville from production company Hat Trick, which makes Have I Got News For You, confirmed that the former Top Gear host would appear on the show, calling him a 'fantastic broadcaster'. Clarkson was sacked from Top Gear after punching producer Oisin Tymon, pictured, after a row over a steak dinner . He told a meeting of the Broadcasting Press Guild: 'As far as I'm concerned he is hosting Have I Got News For You, the BBC has not told me what to do yet and it will be an interesting conversation. He also joked: 'Maybe we will get the producer on so he can hit Jeremy Clarkson live on television.' The show will also mark the first time that Clarkson has appeared on the BBC since the last edition of Top Gear was screened on March 8. Yesterday, it was revealed that the 54-year-old would not face prosecution over the attack, which led to his sacking from the show. Police had opened an investigation into the incident, which took place at a hotel in Hawes, North Yorkshire last month after Clarkson had been filming Top Gear in the area. However, after the victim Mr Tymon said that he did not want to press charges, North Yorkshire Police has now decided to drop the probe without taking action against Clarkson. The incident, described as a 'fracas' by BBC officials, occurred when Clarkson discovered that the hotel where he was staying could not serve him a hot meal following a day's filming. An official report found that the 54-year-old presenter punched Mr Tymon in the mouth before being dragged away by a witness, causing the producer to go to A&E for emergency treatment.

Summary: Presenter will be a guest host satirical quiz show Have I Got News For You . Is believed to have been booked before he was dropped from Top Gear . BBC decided that despite his sacking, he isn't banned from corporation .


From sending countless 'poops' to adding hearts to sentimental messages, your choice of emoji says a lot about you. And now experts have analysed more than one billion uses of the tiny icons to see how they are used across different languages. Study found that the French are the most loved-up, sending more hearts than any other region, while Australians use double the average amount of alcohol-themed emoji. London-based keyboard app firm SwiftKey analysed more than one billion sets of emoji data to learn how 16 different languages and regions use emoji. Happy faces, including winks, kisses, smiles and grins were the most popular across all regions, making up 45 per cent of all the messages studied . In the US, gadget users send 30 per cent more LGBT-related emoji than the average, including a rainbow, men holding hands or women holding hands. This is followed by Canada and Malaysia. To plot the differences in use, London-based keyboard app firm SwiftKey analysed more than one billion sets of emoji data, covering 800 emoji across 60 categories. The findings of the report came from an analysis of data over a four-month period between October 2014 and January 2015, and includes both Android and iOS devices. The languages studied include English, including US, UK and Australian, Spanish, Vietnamese, French, Malaysian, Arabic, German, Turkish, French, Portuguese, Italian and Russian. Swiftkey analysed more than one billion sets of emoji data, covering 800 emoji across 60 categories. The most popular categories for each language are pictured . The French use four times as many heart emoji than any other language, and it’s the only language for which a ‘smiley’ is not number one. The languages studied include English, including US, UK and Australian, Spanish, Vietnamese, French, Malaysian, Arabic, German, Turkish, French, Portuguese, Italian and Russian . Happy faces, including winks, kisses, smiles and grins were the most popular across all regions, making up 45 per cent of all the messages studied. Sad faces were in second place followed by hearts, which includes all colours of hearts and the broken heart emoji. Hand gestures such as thumbs up, clapping hands and the peace were in fourth, followed by romantic emoji, such as the lipstick kiss mark, love letter and couple kissing. All languages were found to be more positive than negative, in terms of emoji use, but the French are the most positive on 86 per cent, compared to the average 70 per cent. Sad faces were the second most popular emoji (pictured) followed by hearts, which includes all colours of hearts and the broken heart emoji. Hand gestures such as thumbs up, clapping hands and the peace were in fourth followed by romantic emoji, such as the lipstick kiss mark, love letter and couple kissing . All languages were found to be more positive than negative, in terms of emoji use, but the French are the most positive on 86%, compared to the average 70%. Malaysians are the least positive on 60% while US Spanish speakers are the most negative on 22%, and the French are least

Summary: SwiftKey analysed one billion sets of emoji data across 60 categories . US uses LGBT emoji - such as men holding hands - 30% more than average . Russians use three times more romantic emoji including the kiss mark . While Australians use double the average amount of alcohol-themed emoji .


With tears in her eyes, a grandmother bends down and embraces the seven-year-old granddaughter she has not seen in years. In another scene, a man smiles blissfully as he hugs his emotional father. These pictures show the moving moments men, women and children living in the United States were reunited with their deported relatives after the border gate to Mexico was temporarily opened on Sunday. The steel gate at Border Field State Park in California, which was put in place in the mid-1990s, was unlocked by officials in honor of Children's Day, a Mexican holiday that celebrates youngsters and family. And for selected families, it was a long-awaited, intense experience. Two young boys reportedly fell to their knees as they crossed into Mexico and saw their cherished mother for the first time in two years. Emotional: With tears in her eyes, Yolanda Verona, from Tijuana, Mexico, bends down and embraces her seven-year-old granddaughter, Frida Villagomez - whom she has not seen in years - after the gate at Border Field State Park in California was briefly opened for Children's Day . Reunited: Robert Vivar (pictured in the light-colored top) watches as his daughter, Lelainah, seven, hugs his father Robert Vivar Sr at the gate . Joyful: Mr Vivar smiles blissfully as he embraced by his emotional father on the other side of the California fence, while his daughters Lelainah and four-year-old Willow watch. A Border Patrol Officer (left) also smiles as the family reunites during the event, organized by Border Angels . Tear-jerking: Lourdes Barraza Torres and her toddler daughter, Reyna, are seen hugging Torres's two sons, including Alexis Lopez, 10, as they are reunited for the first time in two years. Alex said he 'felt nervous, but at the same time, excited' at the prospect of seeing his mother again . However, the pair, whose mother had been deported to the country while they were at school, only had two minutes to spend with her - because then it was time for another family to be reunited. One of the boys, Alexis Lopez, now 10, told U-T San Diego that he 'felt nervous, but at the same time, excited' to briefly meet his mother, Lourdes Barraza, in front of other families and photographers. He added: 'We talked about how life was without our mom. About how much we love each other.' Event organizer Father Dermot Rodgers said that while the brief reunions were held for Children's Day, they were also meant to draw attention to what he called a broken immigration system. Many of the families were separated when relatives were deported to Mexico after living in the U.S. without documentation. The gate had only been opened to those affected once before, in 2013. No touching: The gate at Border Field State Park, which was put in place in the mid-1990s, was unlocked by officials for Children's Day, a Mexican holiday that celebrates youngsters and family. Above, Abel, two, speaks to his mom, Yolanda Verona, through the mesh fence . In good spirits: Marisela Augustin holds her two-year-old son Angel after

Summary: Gate at Border Field State Park, California, was opened for selected families on Sunday in honor of Children's Day . It was only the second time it had been unlocked by Border Patrol Officers since it was put in place in mid-1990s . Two young boys fell to their knees as they saw mom for first time in two years after she was deported to Mexico . 'We talked about how life was without our mom. About how much we love each other,' said one of boys, aged 10 . Meanwhile, one grandmother wept as she embraced her seven-year-old granddaughter in front of photographers . Many of the deported relatives had been living in US without documentation - and had not seen families for years . They were given just minutes to hug and kiss their loved ones; event was organised by non-profit Border Angels .


An image of a woman breastfeeding her toddler while sitting on the toilet with her trousers around her ankles has caused a storm on the internet. Originally posted on Instagram and then shared on the Facebook page of Life of Dad, which describes itself as 'the social network for dads', the picture has now been shared more than 25,000 times and has been liked on Facebook more than 211,000 times. Alabama-born mom-of-two Elisha Wilson Beach, is pictured breastfeeding her daughter in the image. The picture has divided those who've seen it with many criticizing the mother for her unapologetic approach to multi-tasking. Wilson Beach is the wife of TV actor Michael Beach, known for his roles on Sons of Anarchy, Third Watch and ER. Scroll down for video . The chaos of motherhood laid bare: Mum-of-two Elisha Wilson Beach, from Los Angeles, shared this photo of herself breastfeeding her toddler daughter while on the toilet. The image has since gone viral . Unapologetic: Elisha Wilson Beach posted the image alongside a series of hashtags to explain her reasons for posting the image including #confessionsofamom, #ididthat and #iamnotsorry . Debate: The image, which has attracted more than 25,000 shares on Facebook has provoked debate . Alongside the image are the words: 'This is motherhood and it ain't always pretty. What's your #momtruth? #motherhood #motherhoodaintpretty #tmi #confessionsofamom #ididthat #iamnotsorry' The snap has divided the internet community with much of the online furore focused around hygiene. One Facebook user, Amanda Martin, wrote: 'I would never ever breastfeed my child in the bathroom. It's unsanitary regardless. 'Stick your kid in the crib until you're done, or pump it and give it to them.' Another, Karen Bryce, chimed in: 'How can you say this picture is beautiful? I think its very distasteful. 'Would you allow your partner to take a picture of you while doing the toilet? And then post it for all to see?' On Twitter, the image has also been doing the rounds with one user,@SeanKessie, saying: 'So disgusting, see photo of a mother breastfeeding her child while using the toilet.' While another, @WillTwerk4Food, expressed their dismay at the whole scene saying: 'It's the breastfeeding...the tampons on the floor...her being on the toilet...just everything.' Wilson Beach is the wife of TV actor Michael Beach, best known for his roles on Third Watch, Sons of Anarchy and ER . Divisive: Many people took to Twitter to voice their opinions on the image including @SeanKessie, who called the shot 'disgusting' This user, @WillTwerk4Food, complains about the general disarray of the bathroom as well as the nursing . There were also plenty of comments suggesting that Wilson Beach wasn't actually breastfeeding and that it was her elbow in the shot, something which the mother herself quickly cleared up. Posting her own riposte to the criticism on Facebook, she said: 'This is my picture and yes I am breastfeeding. 'I shared it on Instagram knowing that some people would think it's TMI but it's reality. Wilson Beach, who describes herself on Instagram as 'a mom, wife, arts educator, foodie,

Summary: Picture shows Elisha Wilson Beach nursing her child while on the toilet . The photo has gone viral with more than 211,000 likes on Facebook . But many have criticized the mom of two for her bathroom breastfeeding . LA-based Wilson Beach says 'motherhood ain't pretty'


An Ohio couple have filed a major lawsuit against the risque erotic e-book 'A Gronking To Remember', claiming a photo as they were celebrating their engagement was used as the online cover without their permission. The unnamed couple are subsequently suing the novella's author, who released it under the pen name Lacey Noonan, as well as distributors Apple, Amazon.com and Barnes & Noble for allowing readers to buy the work in iBooks, Kindle and Nook digital formats. The fan fiction, which is $2.51 on Kindle, is about a housewife's infatuation with New England Patriots tight end Rob 'Gronk' Gronkowski, who she habitually masturbates over while watching his games. It enjoyed some viral success following its release, which coincided with the Superbowl. Scroll down for video . 'Appropriated image': The couple featured on the cover of A Gronking To Remember, a work of fan fiction about a woman's sexual infatuation with Patriots player Rob 'Gronk' Gronkowski, say the photo of them that appears was used without their permission or without them even knowing . 'Ridicule': The book has been shown as a source of ribald humor on The Tonight Show and Jimmy Kimmel Live, the lawsuit claims . Gronkowski even read out some of the cringeworthy lines during the Patriots press tour, including during an appearance of Jimmy Kimmel Live. One such line is: 'Spike me, Daniel, through the goalposts of life.' Another part reads: 'I’ll never forget the first time I saw Gronk spike a football. The unrivaled power of his touchdown dance: ‘The Gronk.’ It jettisoned jiggling ribbons of electric jelly through my body and melted my knees like two pads of margarine.' However the lawsuit slams the book is distasteful and 'offensive'. 'The use of the plaintiffs' image has held them up to ridicule and embarrassment,' the lawsuit said, according to The Hollywood Reporter. 'This outrageous connection has been further aggravated when the book with the plaintiffs' image has been reproduced in the media nationwide. 'The book has been shown as a source of ribald humor on The Tonight Show and Jimmy Kimmel Live as well as being displayed and read before the press at media day for the Super Bowl.' Source of infatuation: Rob Gronkowski answers questions from reports on April 23 during a visit to the White House after the New Englad Patriots won the Superbowl . The book was self-published by the pseudonymous Noonan, meaning she is likely the one who chose the image for the cover. It is unclear how she came to find the photo in the first place however. A new cover has now started to appear online featuring a different couple. The couple is asking the court to award “any profits derived from and attributable to” the unauthorized use, or $10,000, compensatory damages of $25,000, attorneys fees, court costs, expenses and treble damages, The Boston Globe reported. The case has been transferred to federal court in Ohio.

Summary: Ohio couple suing author Lacey Noonan as well as Apple, Amazon and Barnes & Noble . Claim personal photo of them on the book's cover was appropriated without permission and without them knowing . Say the book has caused them to be ridiculed and humilaited . The fan fiction is about a woman's sexual infatuation with New England Patriots tight end Rob 'Gronk' Gronkowski .


Manny Pacquiao decided to train on the streets of Los Angeles on Friday as he ran along the trail at Griffith Park ahead of his highly-anticipated fight against Floyd Mayweather. The Filipino swapped the gym for the great outdoors as he worked on his fitness and stamina in preparation for what could be a lengthy bout against his welterweight rival. Pacquiao was spotted with several fitness fanatics during his run around one of the North America's largest urban parks. Manny Pacquiao is joined by several fitness fanatics as he jogs around Griffith Park . Pacquiao was joined by his dog Pacman as he ran around one of North America's largest urban parks . The Filipino boxer shows off his skills by shadow boxing in front of interested spectators . The 36-year-old was joined by his pet dog Pacman as he continued to gear up for his May 2 encounter against the undefeated Mayweather. As well as working on his aerobic endurance, Pacquiao was also tested on his core strength and showed off his impressive footwork in front of watching spectators by shadow boxing. Pacquiao recently unveiled the multicoloured mouth guard he will wear during his $300million Las Vegas showdown with Mayweather. The container that it comes in reads 'MouthGuards for Champions', demonstrating Pacquiao's undoubted confidence. Pacquiao worked out on the mats as he took time out from the gym ahead of his fight with Floyd Mayweather . The 36-year-old looked extremely focused as he worked on his core strength during the training session . Spectators watch on as a fitness coach puts Pacquiao through his paces at LA's Griffith Park . Pacquiao has revealed the colourful mouthpiece he will wear during the May 2 bout in Las Vegas .

Summary: Manny Pacquiao ran along Griffith Park trail as he worked on his fitness . The Filipino was accompanied by his pet dog Pacman during jog . Pacquiao goes toe-to-toe with Floyd Mayweather in Las Vegas on May 2 . READ: Pacquiao reveals his colourful mouth guard ahead of his bout .


Theresa May warned last night that lives will be in danger if Britain is saddled with a hung Parliament unable to pass anti-terror laws. The Home Secretary said new legislation was urgently needed to update the powers of MI5 and GCHQ, and repair the damage done by the US traitor Edward Snowden. But, based on current polling, Parliament would be left deadlocked – with the balance of power held by Scottish nationalists opposed to updating the law. Home secretary Theresa May (pictured) warned that lives will be in danger if Britain is saddled with a hung Parliament unable to pass anti-terror laws - adding new legislation for MI5 and GCHQ is urgently needed . She urged wavering Ukip supporters and the four in ten voters who say they are still undecided to realise what is at stake for Britain’s security on May 7. The situation is made especially acute by a ‘poison pill’ inserted into emergency anti-terror laws passed last year. The legislation lapses next year. And if MPs cannot agree on a replacement, Britain’s spies will be unable to properly track the communications of Islamic State and other terrorists. Mrs May said that, in the worst scenario, the decision would be in the hands of a minority Ed Miliband government propped up by the SNP – which is opposed to new data retention powers, . Her comments follow a controversial warning by Defence Secretary Michael Fallon that Labour might be unable to renew the Trident nuclear deterrent if it is reliant on Nicola Sturgeon’s SNP – as the polls say is highly likely. Defence Secretary Michael Fallon (pictured) said Labour might be unable to renew the Trident nuclear deterrent if it is reliant on Sturgeon’s SNP . Mr Fallon said that, having stabbed his brother in the back to get the Labour leadership, Mr Miliband may now do the same to his country over national security. However Mrs May insists that she is not using counter-terrorism as a ‘political football’ and the threat is real. She told the Mail: ‘It is a matter of very real concern to me. There is a concern where we have a hung Parliament where it is difficult to get legislation through or a Labour government that is propped up by the SNP. ‘Decisions will need to be taken about the capabilities we need and the one party that is committed to ensuring the security agencies and law enforcement have the powers that we need is the Conservative party.’ Mrs May delivered her warning in an exclusive interview with the Mail during a tour of marginal seats in the North and the Midlands. In a question and answer session with sixth formers in Bury, she was asked by a student what her opinion was of Snowden – who leaked millions of documents exposing sensitive spying techniques. In her most forthright comments yet, Mrs May replied: ‘As a result of what he has done, it has become more difficult for our security agencies to do the job they need to do to keep us safe. He has

Summary: Home Secretary Theresa May warned last night that lives will be in danger if Britain is saddled with a hung Parliament unable to pass anti-terror laws . Said new legislation is urgently needed to update MI5 and GCHQ's powers . But based on current polling Parliament could be left deadlocked .


Five people, including the son of the governor of Sao Paulo, have died after a helicopter crashed into a house in the Brazilian city. According to official sources Thomaz Alckmin, son of Geraldo Alckmin, the city governor, was one of the victims after the aircraft came down in a residential neighborhood, . The crash happened in the Carapicuiba area on the outskirts of Sao Paulo at around 5.20pm local time yesterday. Scroll down for video . The helicopter came down on a house in the Carapicuiba area of Sao Paulo killing five people, one of whom was reportedly Thomaz Alckmin, son of Sao Paulo governor Geraldo Alckmin . No one was thought to have been in the house, the roof of which was clearly devastated by the impact . It is thought the damaged house had been under construction. It is understood three mechanics were killed . A friend of the younger Mr Alckmin, Carlos Isquerdo, was piloting the helicopter. Television reports showed aerial footage of firefighters working on the crash scene, which was strewn with the shattered remnants of the craft. No one was thought to have been in the house, the roof of which had been devastated by the impact. Officers could be seen evacuating residents from the area. It is also understood the damaged house was under construction. Authorities said they were investigating the cause of the crash. According to reports the aircraft was making a test flight after the exchange of a main rotor blade. It is understood three mechanics, as well as the pilot, were among the dead. Firefighters and policemen set up a cordon in the Sao Paulo off street where the helicopter crashed yesterday . The crash happened in the residential area of Carapicuiba. Authorities said they were investigating the cause .

Summary: Thomaz Alckmin, son of city governor Geraldo Alckmin, said to have died . He was on board when aircraft crashed in Carapicuiba area of Sao Paulo . House was apparently empty of people and said to have been unfinished . Three mechanics also thought to have died in crash at 5.20pm yesterday .


Transgender model Andreja Pejic has revealed that she was told by people within the fashion industry that she would no longer seem ‘special’ or ‘interesting’ once she completed her transition into a woman. The 23-year-old Serbian-born fashion star, who appears in a solo editorial in the May issue of Vogue, told the publication that she was advised not to undergo her gender reassignment surgery because it would transform her from an interesting enigma into just another pretty girl. Andreja noted that there were people who warned her not to transition, explaining: ‘There was definitely a lot of, "Oh, you’re going to lose what’s special about you. You’re not going to be interesting anymore. There are loads of pretty girls out there."' Scroll down for video . Fashion pioneer: Transgender model Andreja Pejic posed for photographer Patrick Demarchelier for a spread in Vogue. The 23-year-old revealed to the magazine that she is the new face of Make Up For Ever . Major debut: The model, who underwent gender-confirmation surgery last year, took to the runway for the first time as a woman during designer Giles Deacon's Autumn/Winter 2015 show in February (pictured) One agent even told her that 'it's better to be androgynous than a tranny', but Andreja refused to fall prey to those opinions. 'It is about showing that this is not just a gimmick,' she said of being transgender. Andreja also revealed during the interview that she has been signed as the newest face for beauty brand Make Up For Ever, and is thought to be the first ever transgender model to land a major cosmetics campaign. And her success is, she hopes, a sign that there is a cultural shift occurring within the industry when it comes to gender identity. 'There are just more categories now,' she told Vogue. 'It’s good. We’re finally figuring out that gender and sexuality are more complicated.' Andreja was born in what is now known as Bosnia-Herzegovina and later to emigrated to Melbourne, Australia. She grew up as a boy named Andrej, although she admitted that she was unsure where she fit in during her adolescence. She even considered being gay, but explains that even that 'didn't fit', saying: 'Society doesn’t tell you that you can be trans.' Andreja recalled wanting to 'stop puberty in its early tracks' because she was worried about her jawline becoming too strong and her feet and hands growing too large . Fashion friends: Andreja posted this picture of herself posing alongside Kendall Jenner while the pair were backstage at the Giles show . Two worlds: Before her sex reassignment procedure, Andreja made a name for herself as both a male and female model, having modeled menswear (L) and womenswear (R) for Jean Paul Gaultier . But at 6'1, Andreja, who also wears a size 11 shoe, fits in perfectly with her fellow models. On her first modeling gig she looked around the room and told herself she didn't need to worry because 'every girl in fashion is exactly the same'. Before undergoing her sex reassignment surgery, Andreja made a

Summary: The 23-year-old also revealed that she has been signed as the new face of beauty brand Make Up For Ever . Andrea is thought to be the first ever transgender model to land a major cosmetics campaign . The Serbian-born fashion star underwent gender-confirmation surgery last year . Before her surgery, Andreja made a name for herself within the fashion industry as both a male and a female model, with her androgynous look .


Saracens are sweating over the availability of Billy Vunipola for Saturday’s Champions Cup semi-final against Clermont after the No 8 was cited on Monday night for an alleged butt. The 22-year-old faces an RFU disciplinary panel on Tuesday afternoon and could face an immediate suspension following an accusation that he struck Leicester’s Mathew Tait. The full-back required attention after the 29th-minute collision at Allianz Park, where Vunipola was penalised for coming in at the side of a ruck but not for making contact with his head. Billy Vunipola (left) takes on Niall Morris during Saracens' Aviva Premiership win over Leicester . Former England full back Mathew Tait was caught by Vunipola during the match at Allianz Park . With Saracens travelling to France as underdogs this weekend, director of rugby Mark McCall will be desperate for his in-form back-row to be cleared. Meanwhile, Toulon are plotting a move for Australia fly-half Quade Cooper after missing out on Sale’s Danny Cipriani, who signed a new deal in February. According to reports in France, the Cote d’Azur club have tabled an offer for the Wallaby No 10 who is expected to travel to France this week to discuss terms with owner Mourad Boudjellal, who made his fortune in the comic book industry. Boudjellal has already failed to land All Black fly-halves Dan Carter and Colin Slade and is still searching for a long-term successor to Jonny Wilkinson. Cooper is currently sidelined with a shoulder injury. Quade Cooper (left) in action for the Reds against the Rebels in Melbourne earlier this month . Danny Cipriani signed a new deal with the Sale Sharks back in February .

Summary: Billy Vunipola was citied on Monday night for an alleged butt . The Saracens No 8 will face an RFU disciplinary panel on Tuesday . Toulon are plotting a move for Australia fly-half Quade Cooper .


It's the hallowed turf where the modern day game of rugby was born when one of its pupils picked up a football and ran with it in the early 19th century. Rugby School is known as the spiritual home of the game, with the World Cup trophy named the Webb Ellis Cup in honour of the schoolboy called William who made the daring decision to disregard the rules in 1823. Today the school is still steeped in the traditions of the sport, alongside its own rich history of 'muscular Christianity' led by its most famous headmaster, Dr Thomas Arnold who is credited with transforming Rugby School's values in an effort to build pupils' characters. Here is modern-day portrait of a historic British institution, by photographer Neil Hall. The inspiration: A statue at Rugby School depicting the moment pupil William Webb Ellis picked up a football and ran with it during a match in 1823, in an action said to be the beginning of the modern game of rugby after pupils wrote their own set of rules . In the shadow of history: A school plaque marks Webb Ellis' run, calling his decision to pick up the ball 'a fine disregard for the rules' Service: Pupils attend chapel at the historic independent school, where team sport has been played for hundreds of years . Still thriving: A pupil catches a line-out throw supported by fellow players on the fields of Rugby School where the sport is still played . Practice makes perfect: A young player shapes to pass during a training session at the Warwickshire institution . Proud history: Older pupils share a meal in a boarding house, in sight of the achievements of their predecessors including cups and caps . Artefacts: An early rugby ball dating from 1850, left, and a cap worn by a pupil on his presentation to Queen Adelaide in 1839 . Historic: A printed book of rules for the game of rugby, left, which was carried on the pitch by players and a cap embroidered with names of opponents and dates of matches. Both items are displayed at the school, which is a tourist attraction for rugby fans . Making their mark: Desktops containing the names of hundreds of former pupils are also exhibited at Rugby School . Order among the chaos: The first handwritten rules of the game of rugby, dated August 28, 1845, are viewable at the school's museum . Father of Rugby School: The chapel grave of Dr Thomas Arnold, the headmaster who transformed the school's values and is credited with the 'muscular Christianity' ideal of the Victorian era . Former pupil: Britain's first prime minister of WWII, Neville Chamberlain, attended Rugby. He was succeeded in office by Winston Churchill . Rich tradition: Pupils at the school walk to lessons. It can cost families of those who board there more than £31,000 a year .

Summary: Rugby School in Warwickshire known as the birthplace as modern rugby after celebrated incident . Pupil Webb Ellis ran with a football during a match in 1823, with the new game codified by pupils within decades . School is steeped in tradition and maintains its historic link with sport of rugby on its playing fields and in museum .


Manchester City wanted Isco when he left Malaga two years ago but he chose Real Madrid over Manuel Pellegrini. It was a tough decision coming after his admission that the coach he had worked with on the Costa del Sol was like a footballing father to him. Judging from comments made after Real’s midweek win over Atletico Madrid, he still harbours some regrets over that decision to not follow the manager who really gave him his big chance. Pellegrini allowed him to star in the Champions League campaign that took Malaga all the way to the quarter-finals, where they felt only refereeing incompetence prevented them reaching the semis. ‘I am not very content, I thought I was playing well,’ was his message to Spanish television on Wednesday night after the win over Atletico. It was strange sentiment to convey with so much positivity around the club after their safe passage to the semi-finals. Spanish midfielder Isco is unhappy with his current role and playing time at Real Madrid . Isco rarely starts for Real Madrid when all of Carlo Ancelotti's main options are fit . He later tweeted: 'If we all stick together we will go further.' The show of solidarity was an attempt to gloss over the gut reaction after the match that revealed his sense of injustice at always being the player who sits out when everyone else is fit. Carlo Ancelotti’s first choice front three is Gareth Bale, Cristiano Ronaldo and Karim Benzema and his preferred midfield is Toni Kroos, Luka Modric and James Rodriguez. Isco is the seventh man in that front six. And if Ancelotti persists with Sergio Ramos in midfield in Modric’s absence, Isco could even sit back on the bench when Bale returns. If Pellegrini stays at City and Isco remains unhappy about how he only fits in at Real Madrid when there are injuries, the Premier League could appear on his horizon again. Isco joined Real Madrid from another La Liga side Malaga in the summer of 2013 . The 23-year-old had a choice of Real Madrid or Manchester City, and chose the Spanish giants . It would be too much to ask him to fill Yaya Toure’s boots. Toure's great strength is the way that huge stride of his takes him up and down the pitch so quickly. Isco is more Smart Car than juggernaut and he tends to scurry more than maraud. He would have to play as City's No 10, he wouldn't be able to drop back into the middle two as Toure can. But at just 23 years of age, he also happens to be the player Vicente del Bosque intends to build his new Spain team around. He’s also the player the Real Madrid supporters adore perhaps more than any other, and he would be on the same wavelength as David Silva, who needs a like-minded player in a City team that has put brawn over brains with recent midfield signings. Isco is one of Spain's new generation and Vicente del Bosque is looking to build the team around

Summary: Isco unhappy with his role at Real Madrid . The Spanish midfielder moved to the Bernabeu in 2013 . Isco had a choice of Real Madrid or Manchester City . The 23-year-old worked with City boss Manuel Pellegrini at Malaga . CLICK HERE to see who Real Madrid will face in the Champions League .


Controversial Australian celebrity chef Pete Evans is under attack again with experts warning his 'reworked' baby milk formula is dangerous to babies. Dietitians have singled out a 'happy tummy brew' in Evans' cookbook, Bubba Yum Yum: The Paleo Way, for New Mums, Babies and Toddlers, because it contains almost five times the maximum vitamin A dose for a baby. The original recipe for the 'brew' contained more than 10 times the maximum daily intake of vitamin A for babies. Scroll down for video . The paleo diet has been one of the hottest diet trends around, with celebrity followers taking on the lifestyle . The Dieticians Association of Australia said the reworked formula still presents a threat to babies. 'This new infant 'brew' could seriously harm babies,' a spokeswoman for the Dieticians Association of Australia told News Corp Australia. 'The authors seem to have made a serious mistake with this second version of their liver and broth recipe, suggesting they do not understand the basic scientific and nutrition information relevant for infant feeding. 'They have said publicly that they have tried to make it safe by reworking the original recipe, and increasing the age for which it's suggested from 0-6 months to now be 6-12 months, but they have failed spectacularly to meet any safe standards.' The paleo advocate has been encouraging hundreds and thousands of Australians to embrace the lifestyle . Evans's co-authors, wellness blogger Charlotte Carr and naturopath Helen Padrin, told Channel 7 last week the dangerous formula had been reworked and renamed 'Happy Tummy Brew'. The pair told the program the recipe had changed. 'We added vitamin C and some calcium,'Carr told The Morning Show. It comes after Evans' recently shared two stories on his social media accounts of women who claimed the paleo diet helped alleviate the symptoms of their multiple sclerosis. A 30-year-old woman, Hollie, wrote she thought her life was over when she was diagnosed with relapsing-remitting multiple sclerosis in September 2013. She said that she endured months of constant dizziness, altered temperature perception, extreme fatigue, numbness in her legs and feet and fell into a period of depression. But after jumping on the Paleo diet bandwagon, Hollie claimed she has not suffered any MS symptoms over the past 12 months, her depression has gone and she feels healthier than ever. Hollie's experience led the celebrity chef to share her testimonial with his 868,000-plus followers on Facebook on Saturday. Pete Evans has shared an incredible story about a woman who claims she no longer suffers multiple sclerosis . 'WOW this is powerful story on MS, thanks for sharing Hollie.. it will make your heart sing.. it has mine, please tag and share wide!' Evans wrote. The Australian chef also shared a similarly remarkable testimony by Marg, another MS sufferer. The woman claimed she has seen significant health improvements after being on Evans' 10 weeks Paleo program. The celebrity chef has been a proud paleo advocate . 'I have had a lot of health issues the past years, mainly auto-immune stuff including MS,' she wrote in the

Summary: Health experts slam Pete Evans' new baby milk formula as a danger to kids . Dietitians says formula has five times daily vitamin A intake for babies . Evans' is an outspoken advocate for the paleo diet and lifestyle . Pete Evans has shared two incredible stories on social media . A woman, 'Hollie', claimed the Paleo diet alleviated her MS symptoms . Another woman, Marg, who also has MS, said her condition has improved . Health experts say there is no scientific evidence to back up the claims .


It looks like a clumsy bottle top, or maybe the missing part of a child’s toy. But according to a mother and daughter team behind this simple plastic device, it can achieve an Angelina Jolie-sized pout without resort to chemicals, needles or a hefty bill. The ‘Fullips’ device, a sort of suction-thimble, has already been seen at West End parties, and is going viral online. At a recent party in London’s Bulgari Hotel gaggles of models crowded around the bathroom sink mirrors together, not to powder their nose... but to suction their lips into the sort of look which is all the rage. Apparently, the device works by creating a mini-vacuum while you suck on the apparatus, and this draws blood to the surface of the lips, which swell. Scroll down for video . Lipsmacking: Charlotte puckers up with the Fullips device, a sort of suction-thimble, that has gone viral online . I’ve never been one to resist a celebrity fad, so I sceptically ordered a set – Arizona-based inventors Linda Gomez and her daughter Krystle sell them for £30. A day later the enhancers arrived in a selection of three sizes, each one claiming to give a different shaped pout to a different sized mouth. A long list of instructions comes with a link to a YouTube instruction video which has had more than a million hits. For seven minutes Krystle talks to camera about how her 50-year-old mother’s advancing age means she needs lubrication in the form of moisturiser to establishing ‘tighter suction’ around her mouth and other methods. Having watched carefully, I gave it a go and was shocked to find that the device does work... sort of. The results were not as dramatic as I had hoped, nor quite as long lasting. The reality is that my lips went rather blue and then got a bit puffy and then went back to normal after a few minutes. What lasted longer was the big red mark around my mouth. Indeed, the instructions warn that bruising is a danger. By the time I sat in front of the camera lens my lips had deflated, along with my enthusiasm and I was forced to resort to the tried-and-tested technique that has never failed me on a red carpet yet… the good old fashioned ‘mwah-mwah’ trout pout! Final result: The team behind Fullips claim it can achieve an Angelina Jolie-sized pout, but Charlotte found the results were not quite as dramatic as she had hoped .

Summary: Fullips device was created by Linda Gomez and her daughter Krystle . Works by creating a mini-vacuum while you suck on the apparatus . Charlotte Griffiths puts the suction-thimble that is sold for £30 to the test .


Sickening footage has surfaced of a teenage girl being struck by a fast moving car and flung into the air before appearing to land on her head. The driver can be heard beeping his horn at the girl who is standing middle of the road before hitting into her with a horrifying thud. Astonishingly, the 15-year-old girl, who was hit on Entrance Road in Warrilla at about 1am on Wednesday morning, suffered minor injuries and has already been released from Shellharbour Hospital. The driver can be heard beeping his horn at the girl who is standing middle of the road before hitting into her with a horrifying thud . A witness told Illawarra Mercury that the girl was drinking heavily at a nearby houseparty and had been 'mucking around' with friends in the middle of the road. 'All the girls and boys ran over the road. They seen a car coming and decided - I don't know what. She was safe and then ... she would have been safe but the car flew into her,' the witness said. They said the girl was unconscious for about five minutes after the crash, but that she evaded serious injury. A witness claimed the girl suffered grazing and a possible fracture, and was limping after the incident. Police have already spoken with the driver and are continuing their investigations. It is understood witnesses have refused to come forward for fear of being punished for underage drinking. The sickening vision shows the girl being flung into the air before appearing to land on her head . Amazingly, the 15-year-old girl suffered minor injuries and has already been released from Shellharbour Hospital .

Summary: The clip was taken in Warrilla in NSW at about 1am on Wednesday morning . The 15-year-old girl is flung into the air and appears to land on her head . Amazingly, she escaped serious injury and was released from hospital . Police have spoken with the driver and are continuing their investigations .


A man has admitted to ripping another man’s scrotum with a metal hook after he thought a concreting job wasn’t up to scratch. Stephen John Docherty, 66, pleaded guilty to wounding with intent when he appeared at in the Whakatane District Court on Wednesday, NZ media reported. According to police Mr Docherty hired the victim to complete concrete works at his property. A man has admitted to ripping another man’s scrotum with a metal hook after he thought a concreting job wasn’t up to scratch . At around 3.30pm on March 17 Mr Docherty was agitated when he returned to find the work wasn’t carried out to his specifications. At the time, the victim was not on the work site but a contractor told Mr Docherty he would be back shortly. He told the contractor he would rip the man’s penis off. Once the victim returned, the two men got in a heated argument. Mr Docherty then repeated that he would rip the man's genitals off. He then returned with a 15 centimetre long hook that had been fashioned from a steel rod. Mr Docherty pleaded guilty to wounding with intent when he appeared at in the Whakatane District Court on Wednesday . Mr Docherty proceeded to grip the hook and reach it down past the victim's crotch. He then abruptly pulled the hook up causing it to tear into the mans pants and scrotum. The victim’s scrotum was torn and he required surgery after the attack. Mr Docherty said he lost control of his temper in the heat of the moment. He was remanded on bail and will await a hearing on June 12.

Summary: Stephen Docherty admitted he lost control when he attacked a concreter . He took a large hook and tore another man's scrotum open . The victim just finished a concrete job on Mr Docherty's home . Mr Docherty said the job was not done to his specifications .


Burnley defender Michael Duff was satisfied with a point against Tottenham and the way his side subdued prolific goalscorer Harry Kane at Turf Moor. Kane's first outing as captain of Tottenham failed to inspire Spurs in an insipid 0-0 draw against Burnley in a result which helped neither side. Sean Dyche's Clarets would have escaped the bottom three had they won, while Spurs' hopes of a top-four spot look to have evaporated. Burnley defender Michael Duff was satisfied with the way his side subdued prolific goalscorer Harry Kane . Kane could not find a way to break the deadlock at Turf Moor in the 0-0 draw on Sunday afternoon . 'I think as a team we handled him (Kane) well,' Duff told Sky Sports 1. 'We pressed them high up the pitch and you could see that many many times. It's something we pride ourselves on. 'We haven't got the multi-multi-million pound superstars that maybe some teams have in this league or the budget to go with it but we work hard and you can see the fans appreciate that.' Danny Ings missed an early chance to put Burnley ahead and Clarets defender Jason Shackell thinks his side need to be more clinical from now until the end of the season. 'I thought we played well today and we had a few chances,' the 31-year-old said. Burnley tried to press high up the pitch as a way of neutralising the threat posed by top scorer Kane . Duff clears the ball ahead of the challenge of Kane in a game that lacked clear-cut chances for both teams . 'We need to be a bit more clinical between now and the end of the season but it's another point and that's a point in the right direction. 'If he (Ings) had put the ball in the back of the net of course it would have been different but he's been phenomenal and will get a few more goals for us before the end of the season for sure.' Duff added: 'We just keep taking it a game at a time. It's another marker and another point in the right direction. It's a tough league and at times it's hard to get points so we'll take anything we can get.' Sky Sports pundit Paul Merson had a pop at Spurs substitute Andros Townsend after the match . Merson tweeted: 'Watching the game @andros-townsend , did you miss the coach? #RubberDub #7minutes' Meanwhile, Sky Sports pundit Paul Merson had a pop at Spurs substitute Andros Townsend after the match. The pair have exchanged words on Twitter in recent weeks over the striker's appearances for England. Merson tweeted: 'Just been watching the game @andros-townsend , did you miss the coach? #RubberDub #7minutes'.

Summary: Burnley and Tottenham played out a 0-0 draw low on quality on Sunday . Harry Kane captained Spurs but the league's top goalscorer struggled . Kane could not find the net and Michael Duff says his team stopped him .


Real Madrid's Spanish star Isco admitted he is unhappy with life at the Bernabeu, after losing his place in the starting line-up in recent weeks. Despite being one of Real's best players this season, in the absence of injured Colombian playmaker James Rodriguez, Isco fell straight back out of the team when Rodriguez returned to fitness. And when he was asked about whether he understood the decision, Isco was forthright in his criticism of Carlo Ancelotti's choice. Isco (left) returned to the Real Madrid starting XI for the Champions League semi-final, but only due to injuries . Isco has been in phenomenal form this season, but has seen his place come under threat recently . 'I am more than hurt, so I'm not very happy,' he told Canal+ after Real reached the Champions League semi-finals. 'I thought he was doing a good job.' Isco returned to the starting XI for the second leg of the Madrid derby in the quarter-finals, as injuries to Gareth Bale and Luka Modric forced Ancelotti into a change of system. But it is not clear whether he can tie down a place long term in a team that features Cristiano Ronaldo, Bale, Rodriguez, Modric and Toni Kroos. The Spaniard admitted that he was unhappy after James Rodriguez's return saw him drop to the bench .

Summary: Midfielder had been a key performer while James Rodriguez was out . But Isco lost his place in the team when the Colombian returned to fitness . Injuries to Luka Modric and Gareth Bale saw Isco return against Atletico .


John Carver will turn to Siem de Jong in a bid to save Newcastle’s sorry season. The £6million summer signing suffered a collapsed lung in February and it was initially feared he would miss the remainder of the campaign, especially as it was the second time he had fallen victim to the problem. De Jong has started just one Premier League game since arriving from Ajax and he was only days away from a return to action following a five-month layoff with a torn thigh muscle when he was diagnosed with the collapsed lung. Newcastle attacking midfielder Siem de Jong could return to action before the end of the current campaign . De Jong, pictured in training on April 9 with his team-mates, will feature for Newcastle's reserve side . However, the 26-year-old returned to training earlier this month and will now feature for United’s reserves when they entertain Derby County at St James’ Park on Wednesday night, as will England Under 19 winger Rolando Aarons. Sunday’s visit of Spurs will probably come too soon for De Jong and hamstring absentee Aarons – who has not played since November - but Carver will be desperately hoping to have them available for the final five matches of a season which is in danger of ending on a sour note. Newcastle have lost five on the spin and their head coach has admitted that he does not know where the next point is coming from. They have scored just once in eight hours and would be fighting relegation had it not been for a five-match winning run under Alan Pardew last autumn. Supporters are organising a boycott ahead of the televised clash with Spurs, where thousands are expected to stay away in protest at Mike Ashley’s running of the club. Newcastle boss John Carver will be hoping his side will improve following the return of De Jong .

Summary: Siem de Jong has been out of action since the end of August . The £6m summer signing suffered a collapsed lung in February . De Jong was ruled out for the rest of the season but is close to full fitness .


Anzac Day is a time to come together as one to salute our diggers who sacrificed and fought in Gallipoli, but it seems some have found another way to commemorate the special day. From pulling faces to complaining about waking up early for dawn service, tens of thousands of selfies from across the country have emerged on social media to mark the centenary ANZAC Day. Many had shared some special moments with their families and friends at football matches or a trip to the pub for two-up but others seemed to think the day was more about how they looked than commemorating others. Scroll down for video . One woman uploaded a selfie of herself in a low cut top (left) while another misspelt #lessweforget (right) One person wrote a meaningful caption about ANZAC Day but uploaded a bared stomach (left) while a clothing store uploaded three women eating ANZAC cookies with hashtag #leastweforget . Some people misspelt hashtags such as #leastweforget, #lessweforget or #letsweforget while others uploaded meaningful captions for the fallen soldiers but their photos have illustrated another story. Others pouted or posed with their tongues sticking out at the cameras with their friends while people posted inappropriate or disrespectful captions. One person wrote in their caption: 'Today is a day of reflection. I reflected what so many sacrifice for our country at dawn service' but their photograph showed their half bared stomach lying on a beach. One man got suited up for the ANZAC Day races but unfortunately his hashtag says #letsweforget while a woman took a full mirror selfie donning just a bikini with random hashtags mingled with ANZAC Day . One woman expressed a tired look after getting up early for dawn service along with hashtag #yawn (left) while a man appeared displeased about waking up early for dawn service (right) One woman said she had a father in the army but her picture illustrated something completely different (left) while two friends pulled funny and awkward looks inside a crowded bus as they headed to dawn service . Posing in front of a mirror, one woman, who wore a low cut top, posted the captions: 'Great morning! 3am wake up for dawn service at the army base! Joys of have [sic] a father in the army.' While another woman posted a full mirror selfie shot of herself with the hasthtag #lestweforget mingled with #shesquats, #bikinibod, #aussiebeachbabe and #realgirlslift. Sitting on a crowded bus as they headed towards dawn service, two friends uploaded a selfie of themselves pulling a funny look with the caption: 'Officially austrayaaaann'. Two young men uploaded a selfie with a misspelt hashtag #lessweforget (left) while one woman mingled her ANZAC Day hashtags such as #shesquats, #bikinibod, #aussiebeachbabe and #realgirlslift (right) Two female friends were seen pouting for the cameras (left) while another pair were posing with one sticking her tongue out (right) A clothing store in Western Australia uploaded three women cheekily eating ANZAC cookies but unfortunately misspelt their hashtag #leastweforget. One man posted a selfie of himself looking what appears to be displeased

Summary: Social media users flooded the internet with selfies on Anzac Day . Several images had inappropriate and disrespectful captions . Trend of misspelt hashtags, included #lessweforget #leastweforget . People pulled faces, stuck their tongues out and posed under #anzacday . The photographs were taken from Instagram and shared on a Tumblr page .


Prince Harry's former girlfriend Chelsy Davy debuted a grown-up and glamorous style as she stepped out in a sophisticated summer outfit for a London restaurant launch on Tuesday. The 29-year-old seemed in high spirits as she was seen laughing and joking with friend, Irene Forte, at the launch party for new London restaurant, The Ivy Chelsea Garden. Zimbabwean Davy wore a white layered chiffon top, as well as flattering navy trousers with zip-detail on the ankles. Scroll down for video . Chelsy Davy (pictured right) stepped out in a sophisticated summer outfit for the launch party of London restaurant, The Ivy Chelsea Garden . She paired the outfit with tan woven ankle-strap heels, and carried a croc-print foldover clutch bag in a similar shade. The blonde was clearly making the most of the good weather, as she had her light nude blazer draped over her arm. Davy smiled and posed with various friends as she showcased a healthy glow, and wore her long glossy locks in a relaxed style. The 29-year-old (pictured right) laughed as she made her way around the party with friend, Irene Forte . Davy wore a white chiffon top paired with navy trousers, as well has tan wedges and a croc-print clutch bag . Davy has previously been known for her more relaxed, casual style, but it seems she is upping the style stakes and taking a more sophisticated approach to dressing now that she is approaching her thirties. The party was to celebrate the opening of the restaurant, part of renowned West End dining institution, The Ivy. Davy circulated the party with a couple of friends, in particular daughter of hotel tycoon Rocco Forte, Irene. Making the rounds! Chelsy Davy was spotted posing with another good friend in the restaurant garden . The blonde laughed with her friend as she posed for pictures . Davy and Forte were spotted together recently at Duke of Northumberland’s estate Syon Park over the weekend for the wedding of property magnate Caspar MacDonald-Hall. At the wedding Chelsy, notably, was the gooseberry as she was seen with friend, Irene Forte and Forte's boyfriend, Jacobi Anstruther-Gough-Calthorpe. Davy is currently single after splitting up with society jeweller Charles Goode in January. The sporty socialite had a relationship with Prince Harry spanning six years until they called it a day in May 2010. The pair still remain good friends. Davy (pictured right) had a six-year relationship with Prince Harry (pictured left) before they called time in May 2010 .

Summary: The 29-year-old attended The Ivy Chelsea Garden launch party with friend . Prince Harry's ex looked fresh-faced and in high spirits at the London party . Paired chiffon top with slim-fitting navy trousers and tan wedges .


Defender Daryl Janmaat has admitted Newcastle got exactly what they deserved from their derby trip to Sunderland - nothing. The 25-year-old Holland full-back played the full 90 minutes of Sunday's 1-0 Barclays Premier League defeat at the Stadium of Light despite suffering a suspected tear in his calf muscle during the warm-up, but was unable to prevent the Black Cats running out winners as the Magpies slipped to a record fifth successive defeat in the fixture. Newcastle created little of note on another poor day for John Carver's men, and Janmaat was pulling no punches as he assessed the fall-out. Daryl Janmaat (left) has admitted that Newcastle United's performance in their Tyne-Wear derby against Sunderland wasn't good enough and they got exactly what they deserved - nothing . The Holland full-back played the full 90 minutes despite a suspected calf muscle tear . Janmaat tries to get across and stop a cross from Sunderland's Steven Fletcher at the Stadium of Light . He told NUFCTV: 'It was not good enough. The first half was really poor, we were too negative, so it was not good enough. The second half was much better, but it still wasn't good enough. 'I wouldn't say we didn't give everything. What I can say is we were not good enough and everybody saw that Sunderland were better, especially in the first half. 'If you are not good enough, then most of the time, you lose.' Newcastle were simply not at the races as a Sunderland side motivated by new head coach Dick Advocaat dominated from the off, although they looked like making it to half-time unharmed before Jermain Defoe smashed home a stoppage-time volley which proved to be the tangible difference between the teams. Janmaat said: 'A goal in the last minute of the first half, it's always hard to concede it because you go into the dressing room with a bad feeling. If you go in at 0-0, you can be positive in the dressing room, but if you concede a goal in the 47th minute, then it's hard. Jermain Defoe scored the winning goal - a spectacular volley - on the stroke of half-time . Defoe's goal proved to be ample reward for Sunderland's dominance in the Tyne-Wear derby . The result moves Sunderland three points clear of the Barclays Premier League relegation zone . April 13 Liverpool (A) April 19 Tottenham Hotspur (H) April 25 Swansea City (H) May 2 Leicester City (A) May 9 West Bromwich Albion (H) May 16 Queens Park Rangers (A) May 24 West Ham (H) 'But they deserved to score in the first half because they had maybe 20 free-kicks and they were better than us, then normally you score a goal. Like I said, it was not good enough.' Defeat was greeted with fury by frustrated fans who have now seen Sunderland take 17 of the 21 points on offer in the last seven derby encounters. Indeed, the Black Cats have won just 17 of their last 75 league games, five of them against their neighbours, a statistic

Summary: Sunderland beat a lacklustre Newcastle 1-0 in Tyne-Wear derby . Janmaat played the full 90 minutes despite suspected calf injury . The Holland full-back admitted performance wasn't up to standard . Black Cats have not taken 17 of last 21 point available in derby games .


There's nothing more exciting that when a whole league season comes down to the wire, with two or perhaps three teams still in contention right up to the last few weeks. But Sir Alex Ferguson's favourite phrase for this scenario, 'squeaky bum time', doesn't begin to cover the current situation in Algeria's Championnat National de Premiere Division. With four rounds of matches remaining, just 11 points split leaders ES Setif and bottom-placed NA Hussein Dey, meaning, theoretically, that any of the 16 teams in the league could still be crowned champions. The current state of the Algerian League table, which sees all 16 teams in with a shout of the championship . Algerian football fans are in for an exciting - if incredibly tense - final few rounds of the season . The insanely tight league table means that a bad run for any of the teams in the top half could yet condemn them to relegation, while a series of wins for those near the bottom could yet propel them to glory. With 12 points left to play for, there is everything still to play for. The top two teams qualify for next year's CAF Champions League, while the team in third make the CAF Confederation Cup, Africa's equivalent of the Europa League. The Algerian League certainly has a claim to be the most exciting in the world at the moment . Three teams will be relegated to the second division and with the goal difference column all over the place, anything could happen yet. Last year's champions USM Algier are currently in fifth place but are just four points off the top. To add to the suspense, the league now pauses for a month. And it goes without saying that the final day of the season on June 12 will be a tense affair.

Summary: 11 points split leaders Setif and bottom-placed Hussein Dey with four rounds of the Algerian League to play . All 16 teams could mathematically still win the championship . Top two qualify for CAF Champions League while three are relegated . Incredibly tense final day is expected on June 12 .