When you consider 80 per cent of our information about the outside world comes through our eyes, it's hardly surprising studies show eye contact to be the most effective way to signal sexual interest. Eighteen times more sensitive than our ears, our eyes are capable of responding to one and a half million simultaneous messages. So finely tuned, they'll subconsciously spot when someone starts looking at us - even if we haven't noticed - and start taking mental notes. Scroll down for video . Tracey Cox says that it takes more than just simple eye contact to get someone's attention here she gives her advice on how to use your peepers to get someone's attention . If that person is checking everyone out, they'll stop registering the information; if it's just us they're interested in, they'll signal the brain to give us a nudge that someone's watching. Spring is the season for flirting so the perfect time to find out the five eye contact techniques that are scientifically proven to get you noticed! THE FOUR-AND-HALF SECOND SCAN . A normal face scan lasts three seconds, scan for four-and-a-half and it's clear someone has 'caught your eye'. Eye contact of more than ten seconds between two people means one of two things: you're about to fight or have sex (well, you want to anyway). Prolonged eye contact produces intense emotional reactions regardless of whether it's a fist or a pair of lips heading your way. It activates the nervous system, raises our heart rate and blood flow and stimulates the production of certain hormones. On average we scan a face for three seconds, scan for four and a half to register your interest . THE SLIDE AND SETTLE . Studies have shown this to be an almost foolproof way to find out if a stranger is interested in you. Let your eyes settle on someone so they're aware you've noticed them, then as they're still watching you, slide your eyes around the room before settling back on them again. This effectively says, 'You instantly attracted me and you're still the pick of the room even after I've checked out the competition.' If they're interested, most people drop their eyes straight down, then directly up again to lock eyes after a few seconds. If someone's eyes instead slide away from yours and don't return after a minute or two, they're almost definitely not interested. Tracey says the simple act of blinking can also make someone aware that you're attracted to them . It's a quick movement - the whole thing's over in ten to 15 seconds – but it's impressively accurate. THE FLIRTING TRIANGLE . Eye movement studies show we look at different parts of other people's faces depending on the situation and level of attractiveness. When looking at strangers or in business situations, we make a small triangle by moving our eyes from eye to eye, dipping them as we move across the bridge of the nose. With friends, the triangle widens as our eyes drop below eye level to include the nose

Summary: Sexpert says eye contact is the most effective way to signal sexual interest . Even the simple act of blinking can demonstrate attraction . Here Tracey advises on how to use your peepers to get their attention .


The Duchess of Cambridge has the power to send sales of high-street designs sky-rocketing, so it's little surprise that her offspring have the same effect. As Kate and William prepare to welcome their second child, there's no doubt that the royal couple's favoured childrenswear brands are hoping to cash in on the arrival. Indeed, if Prince George's first year - which boosted the economy by £247m - is anything to go by, anything that the second-born touches will turn to gold and copycat designs will bring a welcome boost to the high street. Scroll down for video . Anything Prince George has been seen wearing has gone on to sell out, such as this £32 Cath Kidston tank top... and there's no doubt that his little brother or sister will do the same . Professor Joshua Bamfield, director of the Centre for Retail Research, told The Telegraph that a little girl could bring in £150m for the British economy. He said: 'I think there will be an immediate boost of around £80m when the baby is born, with around £20 to £25m spent on souvenirs and the rest on food and drink such as cake and sparkling wine. The baby could generate a billion pounds over its lifetime. 'There isn’t as much excitement when it’s the second baby, but a girl would have the potential to boost the fashion industry. 'As well as the boost to baby clothing sales that we have seen from Prince George, a Princess would be able to set trends throughout her life, which will be great for the people who designed her clothes or those who can make quick knock-off copies.' The term 'The Prince George effect' was coined just three days after his birth when the £20 printed white aden + anais cloth in which the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge wrapped their baby son before leaving the Lindo Wing of St Mary's Hospital sold out almost instantly . The term 'The Prince George effect' was coined just three days after his birth in July 2013 when the £20 printed white aden + anais cloth in which the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge wrapped their baby son before leaving the Lindo Wing of St Mary's Hospital sold out almost instantly. Within 48 hours of being seen for the first time, the £44.95 wrap had sold out, while traffic to the brand's website shot up by 1,960 per cent. And it didn't stop there. Following the family's portrait for Mother's Day in 2013, when the prince sported a baby blue number with 'George' emblazoned on his chest, personalised baby clothes retailer My1stYears.com sold 1,200 jumpers in just four hours. Then, the family's tour of Australia and New Zealand in April last year, on which Prince George played a prominent role, sent brands into a frenzy. While most eyes were on the Duchess of Cambridge's wardrobe choices during the family's time abroad, she wasn't the only royal setting sartorial trends. Following the family's portrait for Mother's Day in 2013, when the prince sported a 'George' emblazoned jumper, personalised

Summary: Cath Kidston, aden + anais and Les Petites Abeilles boosted by George . Everything he has worn - and similar designs - sold out instantly . George effect has boosted high street copy-cat sales . Royal baby number two, who is due within weeks, is likely to do the same .


John Carver says he will use a whip if he has to in a bid to motivate his Newcastle players ahead of Sunday’s Tyne-Wear derby at the Stadium of Light. The Magpies have lost the last four matches against their North-East rivals and head coach Carver – who was assistant to Alan Pardew during that wretched run – admits that Sunderland wanted victory more than United on those occasions. ‘In the last four games Sunderland have out-worked us - and that's not a good stat to have,’ he said. John Carver says he will 'whip' his players to make sure they're motivated to beat Sunderland on Sunday . Dick Advocaat will take charge of his second game as boss and will want to keep Sunderland's record going . ‘I'll be making sure that doesn't happen again and I'll be using a whip to make sure we don't get out-worked.’ There is a suggestion that Newcastle will struggle for motivation given the comfort of their mid-table position compared to the Black Cats, who are fighting for Premier League survival. But Carver said: ‘I disagree, we’ve got everything to play for. That’s not just because of our respective league positions, we've lost the last four derbies and drawn the previous one. Moussa Sissoko (left) will captain Newcastle but he's been poor in his previous appearances in the derby . Newcastle players warm up during a training session at St. James' Park as they prepare for Sunderland . ‘We've got an awful lot to prove. I shouldn't have to motivate players to play in a Premier League match. This is a big occasion.' He added: ‘A lot of people out there say that because we've got a lot of foreign players they don't know what the game means, but that's an easy excuse. ‘With the staff we've got here we drum it into them every single day. You have to cope with the heat of the derby, it can make you or break you.’ Massadio Haidara's knee injury will keep him out of action for the rest of the Premier League campaign . Mehdi Abeid (centre) will be included in the squad and could feature at the Stadium of Light on Sunday . Jack Colback (left) will be in for a hostile reception while Siem de Jong is still unavailable through injury . Tim Krul returned from international duty unscathed and will play in goal for the North-East derby . Suspended captain Fabricio Coloccini (left) leads the team in the warm-up at St.James' Park . The Newcastle players will be looking to end the run of four successive defeats against Sunderland . Emmanuel Riviere (left) and Jonas Gutierrez compete for possession during Friday's training session . Newcastle will be skippered by France midfielder Moussa Sissoko, who has disappointed in the derby fixtures of late. And Carver said: ‘It'll be nice for Moussa to impose his presence. There's one or two lads in that dressing room who need a good game in the derby because they've not done in the past. ‘If we get enough payers

Summary: John Carver revealed he would use a whip to motivate his players . Newcastle have lost their last four matches against rivals Sunderland . Massadio Haidara has been ruled out for the rest of the campaign . Mehdi Abeid is expected to be in the squad after returning to training . CLICK HERE for all the latest Newcastle United news .


MI5 covered up the sexual abuse of boys in the notorious Kincora home, a former Army Intelligence officer claimed last night. Brian Gemmell, a former captain in the Intelligence Corps, said spy chiefs ordered him to ‘stop digging’ when he reported a possible paedophile ring at the Northern Ireland children’s’ home. He spoke out during a meeting with victim Richard Kerr, who claimed he was one of three youngsters trafficked from the home before being molested by ‘very powerful’ figures in a Westminster paedophile gang. Scroll down for video . Brian Gemmell, a former captain in the Army Intelligence Corps (pictured), said MI5 spy chiefs ordered him to ‘stop digging’ when he reported a possible paedophile ring at the Northern Ireland children’s’ home, Kincora . He claimed he was sexually abused by politicians and other senior men at Dolphin Square apartment complex in Pimlico and Elm Guest House, in Barnes, west London, which are being investigated by Scotland Yard amid ‘credible’ claims a Tory MP murdered a young boy. Campaigners claim Mr Kerr’s account provides a clear link between VIP paedophile rings in London and Belfast. MI5 has faced long-standing allegations of covering up child abuse to enable it to gather intelligence on Loyalist politicians during the Troubles. But it has also been accused of not acting to protect leading Establishment figures involved in the crimes. Mr Gemmell, who served in military intelligence in Belfast, presented a report on allegations of abuse at Kincora to a senior MI5 officer in 1975 but to his astonishment was told to quit his probe. Speaking to Mr Kerr on Channel 4 News, he said: ‘That’s the thing that hits me - that if I really pushed the thing through, you could have been rescued. I’m sorry.’ His revelations will strengthen calls for the allegations about the Irish children’s home to be covered by the judge-led abuse inquiry announced by Home Secretary Theresa May. The inquiry will investigate whether public bodies, including governments, charities, the Church and BBC, failed to protect children. It was set up amid claims a child sex gang operated in Westminster in the 1980s. The investigation into historical abuse, which will be led by New Zealand High Court judge, Justice Lowell Goddard, is likely to be able to study files held by MI5. Mr Gemmell said: ‘I think Richard’s transporting over to the United Kingdom mainland to be abused, rather than just being abused in Northern Ireland, speaks volumes. It ties the two together.’ Mr Gemmell met with victim Richard Kerr, who claimed he was one of three youngsters trafficked from Kincora (pictured) before being molested by ‘very powerful’ figures in a Westminster paedophile gang . Speaking to Channel 4 News, Mr Kerr, who now lives in Dallas, Texas, said he and two other boys suffered abuse at Kincora in the mid-1970s before being trafficked to London in 1977, where they suffered further abuse. Boys - many in local authority care - are alleged to have been abused by figures including the late Liberal MP Cyril Smith, Cabinet ministers, clergymen, pop stars,

Summary: Brian Gemmell said spy chiefs ordered him to 'stop digging' at boys' home . Former Army Intelligence officer claims MI5 covered up the sexual abuse . Staff jailed in 1980s for sexual abuse at notorious Kincora children's home .


Marouane Fellaini has emerged as an force to be reckoned with in Manchester United's midfield of late, and Jamie Carragher says Jose Mourinho will be drawing up a special plan to stop him. Chelsea face United at Stamford Bridge on Saturday in the Barclays Premier League and both Sportsmail columnist Carragher and his fellow Sky Sports pundit Gary Neville believe Mourinho will bring Kurt Zouma into his midfield to neutralise Fellaini. The French centre back started in the middle of the park in last month's Capital One Cup final and has become an emergency option for the league leaders in that unfamiliar role of late. Marouane Fellaini has emerged as an force to be reckoned with in Manchester United's midfield of late . Jamie Carragher believes Jose Mourinho will bring Kurt Zouma into his midfield to neutralise Fellaini . Carragher and Gary Neville agreed that Mourinho would have a special plan to stop United's run of form . Carragher and Neville were speaking as part of Monday Night Football ahead of Liverpool vs Newcastle United . But with United on such good form, having won their last six league games, Mourinho will need to find a way to put a stop to Louis van Gaal's team and Carragher and Neville see Fellaini as the main target. Carragher sees the Special One retreating into his shell with a midfield incorporating Zouma, Nemanja Matic and Ramires as they look to deny Fellaini and the rest of United's midfield that they have thrived in. 'Jose Mourinho very rarely gets done tactically in a big game. His record is fantastic,' Carragher said. 'There's no doubt, he won't go in with just his normal set-up, he'll use something different. I'm convinced of it. 'Jose Mourinho very rarely gets done tactically in a big game. His record is fantastic,' Carragher said . Fellaini could be targeted by Mourinho in midfield as he looks to find a way of stopping United on Saturday . Gary Cahill, John Terry and Zouma (L-R) could all be involved from the start in the game at Stamford Bridge . Zouma has emerged as an emergency option for Chelsea when they need strength in the midfield area . 'I think there's a case for bringing Zouma into midfield, maybe get him on Fellaini, because Matic is left-footed and he won't want to put him on the right side of central midfield. 'I imagine he will maybe play Ramires instead of Willian and tuck him right in to fill spaces around there. (Mourinho will) play Zouma as more like a third centre back, but slightly ahead of (Gary) Cahill and (John) Terry just to look after Fellaini. 'I'm convinced he won't allow the space and the problems they cause down that left side to happen. He will set up and stop it, I'm convinced of it.' Mourinho will not want to give United space and that means that he will set up to stop them, says Carragher . Ramires was also picked out as a potential player to be used in midfield, with Willian missing

Summary: Chelsea face Manchester United at Stamford Bridge on Saturday afternoon . United topped a great run of form with a 4-2 win over Manchester City . Jamie Carragher says Jose Mourinho will not allow United any freedom . He believes Kurt Zouma will play in midfield to combat Marouane Fellaini .


Questions have again been raised about Tony Blair's money-making since leaving Downing Street in 2007 . Tony Blair's global money-making projects face fresh scrutiny today after publication of a bizarre deal to sell the theory of 'deliverology' to Colombia. Questions have also been raised about why the fees for the former Labour Prime Minister – who last week denied being in the 'league of the super-rich - are being paid by the United Arab Emirates, and not the Colombian government. The contract sets out in great detail Mr Blair's demands for confidentiality, and includes a requirement that his wife Cherie join him on trips to South America. Mr Blair last week defended earning money since leaving Downing Street, claiming it pays for the 'infrastructure' around him. But critics have questioned the role of a former Prime Minister working for other sovereign states, and claimed there could be a conflict of interest between his role as the Middle East envoy and earning money from governments in the region. Today the Sunday Telegraph revealed details of a contract signed between Mr Blair and the Colombian government in 2013. Fees paid to Tony Blair Associates for the work advising Colombia on its mining industry, which brings in £2billion-a-year in royalties. The 34page contract for a year was signed between Columbia's department of national planning, and Windrush No 3 LP, an arm of Mr Blair's business network. It included carrying out a 'stocktake' of mining deals and contains at least 10 clauses on confidentiality. It also boasts that Tony Blair Associates outperforms rival consultancy firms because it works with 'founders of deliverology' – jargon for the way governments can get things done. 'All our team members will have expertise in ... deliverology or mining induced growth strategies,' it says. The business proposal states: 'Mr Blair, with his extensive on-the-job experience and politician instincts, will personally lead this project. 'Typically his contribution will go beyond the narrow focus of the specific project, and our growing understanding of the situation on the ground will allow Mr Blair to serve as an adviser to the government in several other areas, be it in domestic matters or questions of international politics.' Tory MP Andrew Bridgen today called for curbs on former Prime Minister's working for other governments. He told MailOnline: 'Anyone who has been Prime Minister and privy to the secrets of this nation should hold should never work for another sovereign government.' Mr Bridgen says ex-PMs should be bound for life by the seven principles of public life, known as the Nolan principles, which include accountability and openness.' He added: 'People have got the right to earn money but it is how it is done. At the end of the day I think a lot of the disillusion with politics began in the Blair years. The fall of politicians' standing seriously began in the Blair years when people felt they had been deceived.' Mr Blair defended his money making, telling Newsweek last week said: 'I could not do what I do unless I was also able to generate income'.

Summary: Former Prime Minister struck deal in 2013 to advise on mining industry . Contracts boasts about his 'on-the-job experience and politician instincts' Critics question whether ex-Premiers should work for other nations . Blair's office deny any conflict of interest involved in his business dealings .


Detectives investigating the disappearance of three-year-old William Tyrrell believe he may have been abducted by a paedophile ring when he disappeared from his grandmother's house last September. Detective Superintendent Mick Willing, NSW Homicide Squad Commander, said on Friday: 'One of our lines of inquiry relates to people we expect to be involved in a paedophile ring.' He said detectives from the homicide squad and the sex crime squad are 'vigorously perusing that line of inquiry and this investigation is moving at a very fast pace.' 'We are perusing every lead that we get,' Detective Willing said. The news comes as the parents of the missing toddler have begged for his return in a heart-wrenching video made seven months after he vanished from his home on the NSW mid-north coast. 'Just give him back ... take him to a church, take him to a police station, take him to school. Give him to someone, give him back,' his mother says in a video released by police. The distraught couple has also released new pictures and home videos of the boy in the hope that new clues will emerge as to his whereabouts. Scroll down for video . New video: The parents of missing William Tyrrell, who police now say may have been kidnapped by a paedophile ring, released home videos of the missing son showing the lively young boy playing guitar (above) and playing around his home . Heartfelt plea: William Tyrrell's distraught parents released a video pleading for their missing son's return as well as home movies showing the lively boy riding his bike (pictured) and playing at the family home . Full of life: The new videos of William Tyrrell (pictured, above at a slightly younger age) show a smiling boy full of energy and his mother has begged kidnappers to show her son care and love if the little boy is still alive, seven months after police believe he was abducted from his grandmother's NSW mid north coast home . The parents of missing three-year-old William Tyrrell have released new pictures of their son and a video pleading for his return by abductors who are believed to have snatched him in daylight last September . 'Just give him back': The parents (pictured) issued the plea in an emotional video released by NSW Police to encourage people to come with forward with new leads as to the missing toddler's whereabouts . In the videos, William can be seen riding his bike down a path and flashing a cheeky grin, as well as playing a guitar and swivelling his hips in times to the music. William was last seen dressed in a Spider-Man suit and playing in his grandmother's yard in broad daylight in a quiet street in Kendall last September. Investigators believe he was snatched during a very short window of time when he was out of sight of his family as he played outside. Legal restrictions have prevented William's parents from speaking publicly throughout the ordeal, and their identities are not revealed in the video. The home videos of William

Summary: Police revealed they are 'vigorously perusing' paedophile ring theory . Parents of William Tyrrell have released a plea for his safe return . 'We can't live like this,' mother said as search entered its seventh month . Police say search of NSW bushland is reaching the conclusion stage . Divers were brought in to search a murky dam in a bush reserve . William Tyrrell vanished from his home in Kendall, NSW in September 2014 .


Is this the world’s safest bike? Its designers certainly think so. Boasting front and rear lights, rear view mirrors and even a car horn, the team behind the electric Babel Bike say it is unprecedented in its approach to safety. And perhaps most noticeable of all is the roll cage that surrounds the cyclist - keeping them safe against trucks and buses turning into them. Scroll down for video . London-based designer claims to have made the world's safest bike. Called the Babel Bike it has a host of features including a roll cage. Crispin Sinclair (shown with the bike) is seeking £50,000 of funding on site Indiegogo. The bike also has foot protectors and an electric motor . The Babel Bike was designed by London-based Crispin Sinclair - son of the famous British inventor Sir Clive Sinclair, whose 1985 Sinclair C5 bike turned out to be somewhat of a flop. Crispin will be hoping a similar fate does not befall his invention though - and hopes the array of safety features will appeal to safety-conscious cyclists. He is seeking £50,000 ($74,000) of funding on Indiegogo to bring his dream to fruition. The price might be a bit much for some, with the non-electric version retailing for £2,499 ($3,693), and the full electric version £3,499 ($5,170). Both are £500 ($740) less if bought through Indiegogo. May 2016 is the estimated delivery date for the bike at the moment. The bike has a small wheel at the front and a larger one on the back, with a lockable white bar connecting them that doubles as storage for the bike’s innards. It doesn’t rely on pedal power alone, but rather has an electric motor inside that assists it at speeds of up to 20mph in the US and 15.5mph in the EU. ‘In both the US and the EU you can still pedal faster but in both jurisdictions the motor can’t assist at higher speeds (by law),’ the team notes on their Indiegogo page. The bike has a small wheel at the front and a larger one on the back, with a lockable white bar connecting them that doubles as storage for the bike’s innards . There is a holder for a smartphone on the front so you can keep track of vital stats . The controls for the Shimano 250-watt electric assist motor are located on the handlebars, and provide up to 50 per cent assistance. The battery has a range of 50 to 80 miles (80 to 130km). The bike is recharged by either removing the battery and recharging it at home, or with an optional electric-car-charging lead. At the front of the bike are two steel foot protectors, which are detachable and can also be used as a bike lock. The Babel Bike was designed by London-based Crispin Sinclair - son of the famous British inventor Sir Clive Sinclair, whose 1985 Sinclair C5 bike (pictured with Clive in it) turned out to be somewhat of a flop . At the front of the bike are two steel foot protectors, pictured here,

Summary: London-based designer claims to have made the world's safest bike . Called the Babel Bike it has a host of features including a roll cage . Crispin Sinclair is seeking £50,000 of funding on site Indiegogo . Bike also has foot protectors and an electric motor .


A Sudanese refugee has appeared in court after he was charged with groping the crotch of a 15-year-old girl at a rap concert in Sydney. Mohamed Hamdin, 24, appeared at Downing Centre Court for his indecent assault hearing on Tuesday as details of the alleged incident emerged. New South Wales police say Hamdin touched the 15-year-old girl inappropriately during the concert of U.S. rappers YG and Ty Dolla $ign at Enmore Theatre, in Sydney's inner-west, on Australia Day this year. Mohamed Hamdin (left and right) appeared in Downing Centre Court charged with indecent assault . NSW police say Hamdin and the girl had been kissing and dancing at the Enmore Theatre on Australia Day . In court documents seen by The Daily Telegraph, he and the teenager were dancing and kissing before she tried to move away from him. The 24-year-old prevented her from leaving by grabbing on her jeans, despite her protests to let her go. He then allegedly proceeded to put his hand on her vagina through her pants, and rubbed and touched her for a five-minute duration, according to documents. The incident escalated when Hamdin unzipped her jeans and started to take them off. It was then the girl was successful in getting away from him. Hamdin will reappear again on April 28 at Downing Local Court. Charges were laid against Hamdin after a violent brawl broke out during the Australia Day rap concert, which resulted in several people being assaulted. Police stand outside the Enmore Theatre in Sydney on January 26, where riot squads were called to control thousands of fans who had got out of control while waiting in line for the sold-out rap concert . Several arrests were made, including Mohamed Hamdin, 24, who allegedly grabbed a teenage girl's vagina . Paramedics attend the scene where several people sustained injuries after a brawl broke out during the concert . Riot squads were called to control thousands of fans who had got out of control while waiting in line for the sold-out concert of YG and Ty Dolla $ign . Hamdin was arrested and taken to Newtown Police Station. He was granted bail on strict conditions, including that he not leave his home at night without being accompanied by at least one of his parents, in his January court appearance. Hamdin was also required to report daily to police. Californian rappers YG (left) and Ty Dolla $ign (right) have a reputation for violence at their concerts and alleged gang affiliations . Californian rapper YG has been are gaining popularity in America along with a reputation for violence at their concerts and alleged gang affiliations. In 2013, YG’s single ‘My N****’ peaked at number 19 on the US Billboard hottest 100. In 2012, YG had a music video shoot for his song ‘I’m A Thug’ shut down by police after reports of shots were fired. A crowd at the 400 block of W. Spruce St in Compton was cleared from the scene after police closed off the area. He also had members of the Crips gang arrive at

Summary: Riot squads were called to the Enmore Theatre in Sydney on Monday night . US rapper YG has alleged gang affiliations and a history of violent concerts . 24-year-old man was charged with indecently assaulting a 15-year-old girl . Police dispersed about 2500 fans after the concert had finished . Several arrests were made and police are continuing their investigations .


Racing legend Tony McCoy ended his career as a jump jockey without adding to his haul of more than 4,300 winners. His two, third-place finishes at Sandown Park in front of a packed crowd of 18,000 race fans brought an end to the greatest racing career in history. McCoy, 40, has been champion jump jockey for the past 20 years, and when he was handed the trophy for the final time today by former Arsenal player Ian Wright, it emerged that the Irish jockey will be allowed to keep it in perpetuity. An emotional Tony McCoy takes a moment after he finished third in his 17,630th race at Sandown Park . Some 18,000 people packed Sandown Park to see the 20-time Champion Jockey on his final two rides . McCoy was joined on stage by his wife Chanelle and daughter Eve and young son Archie . McCoy, known to racing fans as AP, was cheered on by his wife Chanelle, and children Archie and Eve. In a career that has lasted more than 25 years, McCoy has ridden in more than 17,000 races and fallen an estimated 1,000 times breaking almost every bone in his body at least once. McCoy looked clearly emotional has he waved to the crowd after finishing third aboard Box Office in his final race. The record-breaking jockey admitted that, unusually, he had difficulty sleeping last night before his final professional rides. McCoy has been Champion Jockey in Britain and Ireland since 1996. During his career he has had 4,348 winners since his first victory in in Thurles, in Tipperary, Ireland on March 26, 1992 aboard Legal Steps. His first British winner was in Exeter in 1994, riding Chickabiddy to victory. AP McCoy was reduced to tears as he competed as a professional jockey for the last-ever time on Saturday . An emotional McCoy couldn't contain his emotions as he waved to the crowd after his last race . McCoy was congratulated by fellow jockeys as he prepared for his final ever race after in Sandown Park . Speaking to Channel 4, McCoy said: 'Today has been way beyond my expectations and thanks to Sandown and all the people who have been here today. It’s been an honour and a privilege. I’ve had a brilliant way of life for the past 25 years. 'I think it’s so much easier to enjoy and be successful in what you do if you like the people you work with and I’ve been incredibly lucky in that respect.' After the race, he was joined on stage by his family where he addressed the crowd. 'I would like to thank the BHA for allowing me to keep the trophy. I have had it a long time. 'I don't think I will ever celebrate retirement. I feel more sadness but I aware it had to happen It felt very different driving in and going into the Weighing Room. 'I went into the sauna for three-quarters of an hour and I will probably never go into one in my life again. 'There has been the

Summary: Racing legend Tony McCoy ended his record breaking career today . The Irish legend finished with a total of 4,348 winners over the jumps . He has ridden a record-breaking 289 winners in one season . McCoy was handed the Champions Jockey trophy for the 20th time .


This is the moment a paedophile was caught by police after grooming a girl he believed to be 14 on the internet. Asylum seeker Jafar Adeli, who is of Afghani origin, was snared by a paedophile vigilante group called Letzgo Hunting. Married Adeli, 32, arranged to meet someone he believed to be a young teenage girl after engaging in sexual conversations online and sending an indecent image of himself. Asylum seeker Jafar Adeli who was arrested at a bus station in Leicester after thinking he was going to meet a 14-year-old girl for sex . Adeli had been duped by paedophile vigilante group Letzgo Hunting and police were waiting to arrest him when he turned up at the bus station . The vigilante group filmed the meeting, which showed Adeli putting his head in his hands when he realised he had been tricked . Adeli agreed to pay for 'Amy's' bus fare to make the 13-mile journey from Hinckley, Leicestershire, to Leicester, where they had arranged to meet. When he arrived, he had three condoms in his pocket. But instead of being greeted by a schoolgirl, Adeli was confronted by police who arrested him immediately while the vigilante group filmed his reaction. The video of his arrest on December 10 has been posted on Facebook and viewed more than 10,000 times. In the footage, Adeli is asked to show his identification to police as he looks up at the officer in disbelief. He pauses before telling officers his name. The officer says: 'I am arresting you on arranging and facilitating child sex offences.' Adeli bows his head and puts his hands over his face before he is led away by police. On Wednesday Adeli was jailed for 27 months at Leicester Crown Court after he admitted attempting to meet a girl under 16 after grooming her online. 'Amy' was in fact a vigilante named John who was pretending to be a young girl. Alan Murphy, prosecuting, told the court: 'The man, John, acts as a self-appointed paedophile hunter carrying out covert internet investigations, trying to identify and expose those who would prey on children using the internet. 'He and colleagues used to film such confrontations and put them on the internet, but now they've changed their way of handling matters and contact the police when there's been a meeting arranged.' Mr Murphy said the vigilante had set up a bogus online profile in December claiming to belong to a girl called Amy from Hinckley. Within days, Adeli had made contact and the pair started talking online and exchanged texts and images on their mobiles. The court was told that Adeli had thought he had been chatting to a schoolgirl named Amy, when in fact he had been talking to a member of Letzgo Hunting called John . Yesterday he was jailed for 27 months at Leicester Crown Court after admitting attempting to meet a girl under 16 for grooming . Although Amy's profile said she was 18, Mr Murphy said that during the conversations the man who was posing as Amy made

Summary: Jafar Adeli thought he had been chatting to a 14-year-old girl he met online . Arranged to meet the girl at a Leicester bus station so they could have sex . But he had been duped by paedophile vigilante group Letzgo Hunting . Was arrested and now been jailed for attempted to arrange a child sex offence .


Kayla Mooney, 24, was arrested after allegedly having a sexual relationship with a student during her first year of teaching at Danbury High School . A 24-year-old high school science teacher who was arrested for allegedly having sex with a male student and providing him with alcohol appeared in court on Monday. Kayla Mooney, of Danbury, Connecticut, was charged on March 31 after a seven-week police investigation into a complaint she made about being harassed by the boy’s girlfriend to school officials. Kayla Mooney, who was in her first year teaching science at Danbury High School turned herself in to police. The boy involved with Mooney told police about the sexual relationship they had off campus last year, which appear to be supported by emails between the pair. Mooney was placed on administrative leave in February and has not commented on the allegations, according to CBS New York. Though she appeared in Danbury Superior Court on Monday, her arraignment on charges of second-degree sexual assault and distributing alcohol to a minor was postponed because her attorney requested evidence from prosecutors. Sal Pascarella, the superintendent of schools, sent high school parents a message last month to inform them of the teacher's arrest. 'We are all very disappointed that this has happened to one of our faculty members,' Pascarella said, but added: 'Obviously, there is a whole process we have to go through with this investigation. At this point, these are allegations.' Kayla Mooney, 24, was seen leaving Danbury Superior Court in Monday after she was arrested for allegedly having sex with a student . Mooney was allegedly busted after she complained to school administrators that the boy's girlfriend was harassing her . The teacher was done in by emails she exchanged with the student, police allege . Mooney, who grew up in Danbury, attended North Dakota State University and Western Connecticut State University. Property records show she still lives with her family in Danbury. She taught chemistry and physics classes at the school, the Danbury Daily Voice reported. She is the third area teacher to face sexual misconduct charges since February, according to the News Times. The first, Sacred Heart University instructor Timothy Leonard, was put on leave on February 11 after allegedly sexually assaulting a 14-year-old boy in an SUV parked in a movie theater parking lot. Then a first-grade teacher, Brian Stroh, resigned from Bethel Elementary School on February 19 and has been charged with sexually abusing three children. He has been released on bail. After Mooney complained the the boy's girlfriend was harassing her, the school launched a seven-week investigation in which the boy told police about his sexual relationship last year with the science teacher .

Summary: Kayla Mooney, who is in her first year teaching in Danbury, Connecticut, 'engaged in sexual contact with a male student off campus last year' She appeared in court on Monday but arraignment was postponed after her attorney requested evidence from prosecutors . She turned herself in March following a seven-week-long police investigation after administrators learned of the alleged relationship .


A cake-making prodigy is set to be the next Mary Berry as she prepares to publish her second cookbook. Amy-Beth Ellice, 17, from Essex started baking at the age of three and landed her first book deal with her recipe collection Amy's Baking Year at just 14. Her second, all about entertaining, is now firmly in the works but the teenager has her sights set even higher - with plans to launch her own baking products and even become a TV chef. Already baking at five years old Amy-Beth (left) is pictured with sister Lara-Jayne, 10 . Amy-Beth started baking at three-years-old and published her first cookbook, Amy's Baking Year, at age 13 . Amy-Beth most recently hosted a cupcake-making class in Harrods, London. Britain's youngest published baker, who counts Pixie Lott and Katherine Jenkins among her fans, delighted a crowd with her recent demonstration. She then signed copies of her debut cookbook in the Toy Kingdom department for thrilled shoppers. Amy-Beth also has a regular column in OK! magazine and continues to supply other publications with tips and recipes. The keen cook, who attends Newhall School in Chelmsford full-time, makes bespoke baked goods to order in her spare time, during summer holidays and half term. But it seems the talented young baker gets it all from her mother Gillian, who taught Amy and her other daughter Lara-Jayne, 22, how to make cakes. Amy gets decorating as she shows onlookers how to perfect cupcakes at a London presentation . The young cook pictured with fans at her Harrods book signing and cupcake masterclass . Amy picked up a particular knack for baking and continued to experiment until she soon took full control of the kitchen and the entertaining. Gillian told MailOline: 'When she was little Amy showed an interest and passion, as I did when I was a child, in cooking and baking. 'She watched me cook all meals and bake birthday cakes for many members of our family from scratch. 'I always preferred to make my own cakes as I knew exactly what was going in them, they tasted nicer and they were (and still are) much appreciated. 'Amy soon wanted to venture out on her own and at aged 12 she asked if she could bake her sister Lara-Jayne's cake for her 17th birthday. 'I had planned a simple chocolate sponge cake but Amy, being more adventurous, single-handedly created a two-tiered cake covered in roll-out fondant icing. 'She then decorated it with heart shaped biscuits on sticks, which later became a recipe in her book (lollipop biscuits). 'She has quite literally surpassed me in the kitchen, a fact that I'm both proud and amazed at. 'It is sometimes hard to get into the kitchen now as Amy is often experimenting with recipes, baking for charity cake sales, or helping preparing for a party or event we are organising.' Her inventive bakes are remarkable for her age. Amy designed and made a pony-themed cake for a teacher at age 12. At age 14 she was commissioned by another teacher to make

Summary: Amy-Beth Ellice, 17, from Essex started baking at three years old . She published her first cookbook, Amy's Baking Year, at age 14 . Teen chef held recent cupcake masterclass in Harrods . Her second, entertaining-themed, book is set to come out in 2016 .


Cadbury has snatched two chocolate Fingers from its famous packs – reducing the number to 22. The move is the latest evidence of how the nation’s favourite brands and supermarkets are cutting back on pack sizes without a corresponding cut in prices. The ploy means shoppers are being subject to stealth price rises in what economists have dubbed ‘shrinkflation’. Going down: Cadbury has snatched two chocolate Fingers from its famous packs – reducing the number to 22 . Now 114 grams: Cadbury chocolate Fingers have come down by 11g - the equivalent of two chocolate Fingers . In most cases, the price remains the same when the amount in the pack is cut, however in some rare examples the change comes with a price rise. Packs of Cadbury chocolate Fingers have come down by 11 grams – the equivalent of two chocolate Fingers – to a weight of 114g. While the popular biscuits carry the Cadbury brand, they are actually made under licence by another manufacturer, Burton’s Biscuit Company, which is responsible for the changes. Burton’s said it did reduce the wholesale price of the packs to supermarkets to reflect the lower weight, but it had no say over whether this was passed this on to customers. The price at Sainsbury’s has risen from £1 to £1.50 over the past year, however it has come down from £1 to 80p at Tesco, according to figures from the MySupermarket website. Last month, the Daily Mail revealed how the makers of PG Tips have reduced the amount of tea in its teabags – cutting the weight of a box of 80 by the equivalent of six teabags . From the archive: Boxes of Cadbury FIngers weighed 150g when this photograph was taken in March 2002 . Makers: The popular biscuits are made under licence by another manufacturer, Burton’s Biscuit Company, which is responsible for the changes. Its head office is pictured (above) in St Albans, Hertfordshire . We also detailed how the Kit Kat Chunky is less chunky than it used to be after it was reduced in weight from 48g to 40g. When challenged, the manufacturer, Nestle, claimed this was partly because of rising costs and partly because of its desire to help customers lose weight as its contribution to the Government’s anti-obesity campaign. In the news: The makers of PG Tips have reduced the amount of tea in its teabags – cutting the weight of a box of 80 by the equivalent of six teabags . Tesco reduced the size of cartons of pasta sauce, such as Tomato & Mascarpone, from 375g to 350g yet the price remained the same and it was still promoted as serving two people. John West cut the size of its tins of No Drain Tuna Steak from 130g to 120g, but again there has been no corresponding fall in the price. Cadbury has something of a track record for shrinking packs in a move that protects its profits. It famously cut back on the number of crème eggs in its multi-packs ahead of Easter from five

Summary: Packs of Cadbury Fingers have come down by 11 grams to weight of 114g . Popular biscuits made under licence by another manufacturer, Burton's . Sainsbury's price up from £1 to £1.50 in a year, but down to 80p at Tesco . Shoppers facing stealth price rises in what economists call 'shrinkflation'


A coroner has has called for a change in the law to fence off garden swimming pools following the death of an 'adventurous' boy who drowned on his third birthday. Jack Rowe was found face down in his family's swimming pool in Upavon, Wiltshire, last July around 20 minutes after being reported missing to police. The toddler had been trying to reach a toy when he fell into the water, an inquest into his death heard. Three-year-old Jack Crowe died just days after celebrating his birthday with family (right) when he fell into their garden swimming pool . A coroner ruled the death as accidental after hearing how he 'never went near' the pool, according to relatives. Dr Clare Balysz, assistant coroner for Wiltshire and Swindon, said she was in 'little doubt' of what had happened, calling for a change in the law to make fencing off swimming pools mandatory. The inquest heard how Jack was being looked after by his older brother Harry, 20, on his birthday while his parents, Nigel and Olivia Rowe, were out. When Harry returned from the bathroom to find Jack no longer in front of the television where he had been watching a Peppa Pig DVD, he alerted his father and stepmother who later called the police. As neighbours began combing the village in search of the toddler one family friend glanced at the pool in the family's garden. There, she saw Jack's lifeless body at the bottom. He was airlifted to Southampton General Hospital but later died. Olivia and Nigel Rowe are now raising awareness and money for survival swimming classes for children . The family launched a wide manhunt around their home village of Upavon, Wiltshire, after Jack went missing from watching television. He was found in the garden of their home (above) 20 minutes later . Recording an accidental death, Dr Balysz said: 'There is very little doubt in my mind as to what happened. 'I think he was an adventurous little boy and when his DVD of Peppa Pig finished he decided to take himself off outside. A charity has been set up in Jack's memory by his parents . 'I think he fell into the swimming pool and he may have been reaching for his toy. 'Children do run off the whole time and I think it’s very unfortunate and a tragic accident what happened to Jack. 'There was no fence surrounding the swimming pool.' She cited Australian laws which enforce child resistant barriers, adding that she planned to write to the Edward Thompson MP, Parliamentary Under Secretary of State for Children and Families, to implement it. 'I know it’s too late and it won’t bring Jack back but if something can be changed as a result of this at least something positive can come out of it.' Jack's parents are meanwhile campaigning to raise awareness for survival swimming lessons for children. Speaking of his son, chartered surveyor Nigel Rowe said: 'Jack has gone and we loved him - and we still love him now. 'But we still see ourselves as

Summary: Jack Rowe died in July after falling into his family's garden swimming pool . The 'kind' three-year-old was trying to reach a new toy floating on the water . A coroner said she would write to Minister urging for new laws to be made . Dr Clare Balysz cited Australian law which enforces fencing around pools .


The killing of toddler Mikaeel Kular could 'not have been predicted' by social and health service workers who visited his family in the months leading up to his death, a review has found. His mother, Rosdeep Adekoya, beat her three-year-old son to death before stuffing his body in a suitcase and dumping it in woods in Kircaldy, Fife, in January last year. His death came just six months after he was returned to Adekoya's care following more than a year with foster carers. Social workers also visited the family a number of times over two years. But a review into whether the social care teams involved with the family could or should have foreseen the circumstances of his death has concluded it 'could not have been predicted'. Victim: The killing of toddler Mikaeel Kular (left) by his mother Rosdeep Adekoya (right) could 'not have been predicted' by social and health service workers who visited his family in the months leading up to his death . Adekoya, then 34, beat Mikaeel for being sick and left him to die in agony over three days. She then told police her child had wandered off, sparking a major two-day search operation involving emergency services and hundreds of volunteers. Adekoya eventually led officers to the body, which she hid near her sister's house. She was jailed for 11 years last August after pleading guilty to culpable homicide and attempting to defeat the ends of justice. In the wake of the tragedy, the Fife and Edinburgh Child Protection Committees commissioned an independent significant case review to establish whether the care teams could have predicted the killing is published. A summary of the review, published today, concluded that Adekoya's behaviour towards her son was 'unprecedented and out of character' and that the killing 'could not have been predicted', even though a number of concerns had been raised and the toddler had spent time in care. February 2012 - July 2012 Fife social work and NHS Fife health visiting services carry out a number of joint home visits after concerns are raised over the children's welfare . July 2012 Mikaeel is taken into care after Adekoya left he and her other children unattended . August 2013 Children's Hearing takes place and Mikaeel is returned to his mother's care . August 2013 January 2014 The family is visited five times by Fife social workers and twice by an Edinburgh health visitor . January 2014 Adekoya, then 34, beat Mikaeel for being sick and left him to die in agony over three days . August 2014 Adekoya is jailed for 11 years after pleading guilty to culpable homicide and a second charge of attempting to defeat the ends of justice . Today Independent significant case review to establish whether the care teams could have predicted the killing is published . Between February 2012 and July 2012, Fife social work and NHS Fife health visiting services carried out a number of joint home visits after concerns were twice raised. Mikaeel, referred to in the report as MK, was taken into care in

Summary: Toddler Mikaeel Kular was killed by mother Rosdeep Adekoya last January . She beat her son before dumping his body in a suitcase in woods in Fife . Social workers had visited family on a number of ocassions before tragedy . Report published today concluded they could not have predicted killing .


Labour leader Ed Miliband has insisted he does not live in a 'mansion' – despite admitting it is worth 'between £2million and £3million'. Mr Miliband said he would have to pay the proposed £250 a month 'mansion tax' on homes worth more than £2million but claimed this did not mean he actually lived in one. The claim comes despite revelations that his four-storey Victorian town house has two kitchens – including one for the family's live-in nanny. Scroll down for video . Labour leader Ed Miliband - with members of staff on the Oncology ward during a visit to Addenbrooke's Hospital in Cambridge - has insisted he does not live in a 'mansion' Mr Miliband faced ridicule earlier this month after appearing to play down the size of his north London home. The Labour leader was pictured with his wife Justine in their 'functional kitchenette' instead of the much larger family kitchen downstairs. Mr Miliband, speaking on Radio 2's Jeremy Vine show this afternoon, insisted his home was not a mansion. After confirming that he would be liable to pay the 'mansion tax' he was asked whether he felt like he lived in a mansion. 'No, but look, that's just the term that's used.' Asked how he would pay for the £250 a month levy, Mr Miliband said: 'I'll get it from my income – myself and Justine.' And he declined to set out how much people with homes worth more than £3m would be paying as part of the levy. 'There are about 100,000 homes we think in this area, that will be above £2m and the Treasury has estimated that £1.2bn is a reasonable assumption to make from this. 'We've set out what the band will be between £2m and £3m - £250 a month, which is broadly speaking the top level of the council tax so in other words that's the same again. 'The precise figures above £3m will have to wait for when we get into government, precisely because we've got to establish how many properties are in each band.' Mr Miliband said he would have to pay the proposed £250 a month 'mansion tax' on homes worth more than £2million but claimed this did not mean he actually lived in one . Daniel, Miliband's eldest son, tells the camera the family spartan kitchen is the ‘best’ in the £2.7million home . Kitchen sink dramas: Ed Miliband and his family in the kitchen that has caused so much controversy . According to the property website Zoopla, Mr Miliband owns the most expensive home of any of the political leaders. His home in north London home value at £2.73million, up by more than £1million since 2010. By contrast Mr Cameron's house in West London home would narrowly escape the mansion tax, being valued at £1.971million. Mr Clegg, who lives in Putney in south west London, would also escape with his home valued at £1.89million. Ukip leader Mr Farage is said to have a house in Kent worth a more modest £550,000 – still twice as expensive as the average

Summary: Ed Miliband said he would have to pay Labour's proposed 'mansion tax' But the Labour leader insisted that did not mean he lived in a mansion . Mr Miliband lives in a four-storey Victorian town house worth £2.7million . Comes after he faced ridicule over revelations that he had two kitchens . The downstairs kitchen is used by the family's live-in nanny .


Imminent arrival: The Duchess of Cambridge, pictured with Prince George . They could have been any mother and child. The pony-tailed young woman sitting on a hay bale at a petting zoo with her little boy perched on her knee wore barely a trace of make-up. The only giveaway that she was someone special was the diamond and sapphire ring sparkling on her left hand. While some other mothers nudged one another in disbelief as Kate and Prince George cooed over the new-born animals, staff at Snettisham Farm Park, Norfolk, are so familiar with the Duchess of Cambridge she knows many on first-name terms. Helped by his mother, her prominent bump hidden beneath what appeared to be William’s green Barbour coat, Prince George tenderly gave a bottle of milk to one of the farm’s new-born piglets. If it seems to be a picture of a typical middle-class day out, that is no accident as this is exactly the informal, away-from-the-cameras upbringing William and Kate want for their children. That is why they are turning their new country bolt hole, Anmer Hall, on the North Norfolk coast, into a secluded fortress home, far from prying eyes – and far removed from traditional Royal protocol. Anmer is set to become their principal residence over the next few years as William focuses on family and his new flying career. For him, a life of peace and quiet is far preferable to his own pressure-cooker upbringing under the global spotlight. Royal aides have confirmed that the Cambridges will head to Anmer after the birth (they will spend the first night at Kensington Palace) – as will Kate’s mother, Carole, to help with childcare and housekeeping. Kate will be taking a longer maternity leave this time round and The Mail on Sunday can reveal that the pilot Prince plans to scale back his black-tie charity commitments so that he can enjoy more time at home. ‘His focus for the next two years is on family and flying in that order,’ a close friend revealed. Already the couple have immersed themselves in a notably more domestic – not to say middle class – life style than many Royals, with under-the-radar shopping trips to nearby market towns and evening dinners in country pubs. A noticeable part of the mother-and-child day out at Snettisham was the absence of fuss and preferential treatment. The Duchess’s security detail, stationed a respectful 50 yards away, left Kate and George to enjoy their morning in peace. It was a sunny Monday earlier this month, just days after the couple finally moved into Anmer Hall. And Kate and George were enjoying one of their last days out together before the arrival of the new Royal baby. Scroll down for video . Family home: William has created a secluded retreat for Kate, George and their new arrival at Anmer Hall, in North Norfolk . According to one farm source: ‘Kate comes here a lot with George. She is absolutely lovely and George is delightful. There is never a fuss when she’s here. ‘If she wasn’t pointed

Summary: William and Kate are turning Anmer Hall into a secluded fortress home . Couple want informal, away-from-the-cameras upbringing for their children . Anmer is set to become their principal residence over the next few years . Royal aides confirmed the Cambridges will head to Anmer after the birth .


Officially it's known as a 'forward three-and-a-half somersaults with one twist pike' but unofficially it's the 'firework' and Tom Daley hopes it's the dive that turns London bronze into Rio gold. The former world champion knows he needs to push the boundaries of his sport and spent most of last year battling to master his 'demon' dive, a dizzying combination of somersaults and twists he had hoped would prove the difference. However, along with new coach Jane Figueiredo he spent the winter modifying a new plunge, something that has never been attempted before. Daley spent long hours on the trampoline perfecting technique before building the dive in stages from different heights. Tom Daley hopes his new 'firework' dive can help win Olympic gold at the 2016 Rio de Janiero Games . It was painstaking and detailed work but the dive finally got its premiere at the British Championships and was part of Daley's repertoire when he won silver, with a personal best score, at the recent World Diving Series in Dubai. 'There was a sense of relief when we decided to bin the old dive but the pressure was on to come up with something,' admitted Daley. 'The old dive did terrify me and while I did conquer my demons with it, it's a weight off my shoulders that I've moved on because it was a bad dive for me. 'We wanted to do the least twist possible because I hate the twisting part. We've only got one twist in this dive so we had to decide whether we were going to do it at the beginning or at the end because you can do that dive three different ways. 'We tried doing it at the beginning but it made the dive really hard because the G-force getting into your pike shape is really difficult. 'We go through 20 Gs of force as we're spinning around so at the end we decided to do it on the way out. So you spin as fast as you can and then you come out at the end, do one twist then land in the water.' Daley (right) has spent the winter modifying the plunge with his new coach Jane Figueiredo . It's six years since Daley won his breakthrough world title in Rome, one year after making his Olympic debut as a 14-year old in Beijing. Last year there were inaccurate reports that Daley was to call time on his diving career but he insists he's enjoying the sport more than ever, following the decision to relocate from Plymouth to London. His home pool is now the Olympic pool, a place with happy memories, and he'll be the star attraction at next month's FINA Diving World Series, 1-3 May in his newly-adopted hometown. But Daley is no longer the sole standard bearer for British diving, Jack Laugher became the first non-Chinese diver to win on the World Series this year in Dubai and Tonia Couch and synchro partner Sarah Barrow are also established among the world's elite. 'I have never loved diving as much

Summary: Tom Daley won bronze in the men's 10m platform at the 2012 Olympics . Firework dive is a forward three-and-a-half somersaults with one twist pike . Daley won silver with the plunge at the World Diving Series last month . Daley's main aim this year is to win gold at the World Championships .


If selected on Sunday, David Templeton will form part of a Rangers guard of honour to recognise the outstanding Championship success of his former club. There will be no feelings of envy as he applauds Hearts on to the Ibrox pitch. Despite enduring much injury-induced frustration in his three seasons in Govan, the winger remains adamant he can prove his worth by rekindling the kind of form he once showed in maroon. Templeton made his first start in almost three months last weekend as Stuart McCall's recorded a 4-1 victory over Cowdenbeath. That followed up a breakthrough win over Hibernian at Easter Road and enhanced confidence ahead of a real litmus test of their recent progress. Rangers ace David Templeton promotes tickets for Sunday's match against Hearts at Ibrox . Hearts romped to the title with seven games to spare and currently sit 26 points in front of a Rangers side fighting to finish as best of the rest ahead of the play-offs. This wasn't a scenario Templeton could ever have envisaged when he moved west along the M8 in August 2012, away from Vladimir Romanov's teetering reign that would eventually lapse into administration. Back then, Rangers were just starting to emerge from their own, even deeper, financial meltdown of liquidation. Few predicted any on-field problems in their journey back up the leagues. Rangers' Haris Vuckic & Nicky Clark training at Murray Park ahead of the clash with Hearts . This season has told a very different story. Templeton, though, insists he has had no regretful thoughts of what it would be like to somehow still be a Hearts player. 'No, because I think I would have been away the following season anyway,' he said. 'At the time I moved, it was the right time for me, I was kind of forced out, as well. 'It was just one of those things, it was a good move at the time and if we can go up through the play-offs then I still think it would have been a good move. Rangers' Tom Walsh training at Murray Park ahead of their clash with runaway leaders Hearts . 'It's massive that we do that. When I signed for Rangers with the squad we had, I thought we would go up each year. For us as a club - and the supporters and everyone - it's massive to get back to the top league. 'My time here has been pretty frustrating, personally. The first season I really enjoyed, although I picked up a couple of injuries which didn't help. 'Last season, I had a couple of little niggles pre-season and then I didn't play a lot. This season, the exact same. Hopefully now I can keep myself fit and start afresh if we go up.' Rangers captain Lee McCulloch holds the ball up as his teammates look on during a training session . Templeton is not among the dozen or so first-team players out of contract this summer, with 12 months still left on his deal. 'The fans have definitely not seen the best of

Summary: David Templeton endured injury-induced frustration during time at Hearts . But, Rangers winger insists he will show no envy towards them on Sunday . Templeton will form part of a celebratory guard of honour if he starts clash . The winger made his first start in almost three months last weekend .


A grieving father was arrested on Sunday attempting to build a barricade on a bridge in Georgia where his teenage daughter had died just three weeks ago. Cecily Hamilton, 16, and her friend Taylor Swing, 18, died on March 15 when their car plunged off the bridge in White County and into the water below. Shannon Hamilton, who had grown fustrated waiting for the local authorites to act, was arrested by deputies on Gene Nix Road on Sunday. Scroll down for video . Shannon Hamilton was arrested on Sunday attempting to build a barricade on a bridge in Georgia where his 16-year-old daughter had died . Cecily Hamilton, right, and her friend Taylor Swing, left, died on March 15 when their car plunged off the bridge in White County and into the water below . 'Every day that goes by is another day that we're risking a life that goes into that creek,' he told AJC.com. Hamilton, together with friends and family members, had traveled to the bridge to errect a temporary barrier he had created to prevent cars from driving off the roadway. But before he could complete the work, Hamilton was arrested by deputies. His 18-year-old son, Kale, captured the moment his father was charged with interference with government property on his cell phone and posted the footage on Facebook. On Monday Hamilton told 11Alive that he doesn't condone breaking the law, but he has no regrets about attempting to prevent another tradegy. 'I pleaded with them to…put some concrete barriers up, some kind of temporary safety measure in place to prevent another father to have to walk across that bridge and identify their baby girl on the other side,' Hamilton said. Hamilton's son captured the moment his father was charged with interference with government property on his cell phone and posted the footage on Facebook . Since the teens' deaths, more than 3,000 people have signed a Change.org petition calling for safety features on the bridge . Since the teens' deaths, more than 3,000 people have signed a Change.org petition calling for safety features on the bridge. Two weeks ago White County Commissioners approved a motion to add guardrails, but there is no exact timetable for when the construction will begin. 'We've talked to our engineers and they recommended that we do a permanent fix and not something temporary,' said White County Manager Mike Melton. He is confident that construction will start in the next week or two, but Hamilton says it isn't quick enough. 'I think to not have something in place immediately by the end of the day, or a week ago, two weeks ago, or the day after this happened, I think that's disgusting. I think that's disrespectful and I think that's reckless disregard,' Hamilton said. The district attorney has stated that he will keep in mind what Hamilton has had to endure when it comes time for sentencing.

Summary: Shannon Hamilton was arrested on Sunday attempting to build a barricade on a bridge in Georgia where his 16-year-old daughter had died . Cecily and her friend Taylor Swing died just three weeks ago after their vehicle plunged off the bridge and into the river . Hamilton, who had grown fustrated waiting for the local authorites to act, has been charged with interference with government property . White County Commissioners have approved a motion to add guardrails, but there is no exact timetable for when construction will begin .


Don't you wish your travel photos looked like this? Young couple Jay Alvarrez and Alexis Rene love nothing more than travelling the world... and then snapping impossibly glamorous pictures at each location. The extreme sportsman is also a photographer and it certainly helps when taking spectacular holiday photos that his girlfriend is a model. The pair share their stunning and carefree images on Jay's tumblr blog as well as on Instagram, where Jay has 735,000 followers and Alexis an impressive 1.1million. Their travels take them across the globe, from their California base to Hawaii and Indonesia. For Jay, the subject of his photos is always his beautiful girlfriend, but the pair also capture intimate shots of themselves together enjoying beach time, sunsets, amazing helicopter journeys and surfing. Jay has even produced a YouTube video to show his lifestyle, jetsetting from LAX Airport, driving a Ferrari, adopting a puppy with his girlfriend and surfing and snowboarding. Parachute jumps from helicopters and hot air balloons also make up the adventurers' existence - all the while looking like Calvin Klein models. At the end of the video, Jay simply asks his girlfriend: 'Where do you want to go next, baby?' Scroll down for video... Jay Alvarrez and Alexis Rene share their amazing travel snaps on their Instagram pages and Jay's tumblr page . The holiday snaps are guaranteed to trump yours, thanks to the model-like subjects and great photography . The beautiful pair love nothing more than snapping amazing photos together enjoying the sunshine around the world . Jay indulges in a variety of adventure sports from surfing to parachuting out of helicopters and hot air balloons . The pair share snaps from Hawaii, Indonesia and their home state of California where they enjoy a carefree life on the beach . While Jay has 750,000 followers on Instagram, Alexis boasts 1.1million for the shots her boyfriend takes of her . Adventurer Jay is also the subject of photos when he is taking part in extreme sports such as parachuting . The enamoured pair share a multitude of photos from Malibu and a particularly good look-out spot on top of a cliff . The pair appear to spend most of their time in swimwear enjoying the sun sea and sand lifestyle they lead . From selfies in helicopters to action surf shots, it's not just romantic pictures the pair share online . The couple appear very much in love in their picture-perfect snaps as they play up to the camera to create fun-loving shots . Jay and Alexis live in an LA apartment together and appear to spend the majority of their lives on the beach . Jay loves nothing more than making his model girlfriend the subject of his snaps which he posts on his tumblr acocunt . Dramatic scenic shots also make up Jay's collection, taken in Hawaii, Indonesia and California . The sportsman also focuses a lot of his photos on surfing, with amazing action shots taken in the sea . The fun-loving couple take a lot of shots of themselves enjoying the

Summary: Jay Alvarrez and Alexis Rene snap amazing photos of their glamorous travel around the world . The sportsman and model enjoy a sunkissed life of beaches, surfing and travel . The pair share their snaps on tumblr and Instagram and have almost two million followers between them .


It was one of Barcelona's easier nights in the Champions League as Luis Enrique's team brushed aside Paris Saint-Germain 2-0 at the Nou Camp to reach the semi-finals. The 5-1 aggregate victory never looked in doubt as the Spanish side showed signs of returning to their brilliant best, with a combination of experienced stars and blossoming talent in their ranks. Here Sportsmail looks at the five things we have learned from Barca's crushing victory over PSG. Neymar (left) celebrates opening the scoring for Barcelona along with Dani Alves (centre) and Gerard Pique . Neymar is a blend of Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi . He’s just a child, said Juliano Belletti in the week. Some child. Let’s not go overboard; there’s no way of knowing whether Neymar will reach both the level and consistency of Ronaldo or Messi. But his skill-set and talents seem a combination of those two players, which means he has the potential to be very dangerous indeed. Neymar chases for the ball during the win against Paris Saint Germain in the Champions League quarter-final . Neymar has the blend of Cristiano Ronaldo (left) and Lionel Messi in his skillset . Neymar has Messi’s close control when dribbling, he has the flair which Cristiano used to display as a badge of pride – and winds up opponents in the same way. Both the Real Madrid and Barcelona legends are lethal finishers and Neymar is getting there, as he showed here. There are still parts of his game which he has to improve; his crossing and final pass sometimes leave a little to be desired. But he is in the right place to hone his skills and barring injury, he will be on the Ballon d’Or podium sooner, rather than later. Luis Enrique has strong chance of matching Pep Guardiola’s treble-winning debut season . Barcelona look like genuine treble contenders. They are in the Copa del Rey final, against Athletic Bilbao. They have a two-point lead in La Liga and only six games remain. And three more victories in the Champions League would see them lift the trophy for the fifth time in their history. There are tough games to come; none of the semi-finalists will be pushovers. But the brutal way they dismantled a PSG side that knocked out Chelsea, the English champions-in-waiting, in the previous round, shows the level they are at right now. Luis Enrique celebrates with his coaching staff after Neymar's opening goal at the Nou Camp . They have gone from winning nothing last year to being on the cusp of emulating Pep Guardiola's treble-winning first season. There's life in the old dog yet . Lot of reasons have been given for why Andres Iniesta hasn't been at his best over the past couple of years. The most recent is that Barcelona's new style of play hasn't allowed him to flourish. He's having to play in a deeper role, to allow Neymar more space on the left, and offer a bit more protection in a side that features three totally attack-minded forwards. Andres Iniesta charges

Summary: Barcelona cruised into UEFA Champions League semi-finals . Neymar and Andres Iniesta star men for Barca in 2-0 win over PSG . Paris Saint-Germain lost 5-1 on aggregate and must make smart transfers . Neymar has blend of Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi .


For one rail passenger it was like being ‘held hostage’. Another compared conditions in her carriage to an oven. Stranded for up to five hours, they endured discomfort, frustration and danger more associated with travel in the Third World. In fact they were among thousands on two commuter trains near Clapham Junction – Britain’s busiest interchange station – during morning rush hour as services descended into chaos. Scroll down for video . Chaotic scenes: Thousands of commuters were stranded on trains for up to five hours after a power failure at Clapham Junction station (pictured) in south-west London . Heat: Sami Dodangeh tweeted a picture of police officers handing out water to passengers in stifling conditions . Fire crews help passengers down from the 7.02am East Grinstead to Victoria service which was stranded for four hours . Firefighters used a ladder to help passengers get to safety after some 1,200 people were stuck on the East Grinstead to Victoria train a quarter of a mile south of Clapham Junction . Waiting game: London Victoria station earlier this evening after a power cut in led to severe delays . Extremely busy: MailOnline reader Junior Imode sent in this picture of queuing at London Bridge station earlier tonight, at the entrance to the Jubilee line on the London Underground . Assistance: Staff were on hand to help passengers facing a difficult journey home from London Victoria . Furious passengers were stuck between stations in South London after a power supply problem led to four lines being closed. On platforms, fights broke out when trains did arrive as passengers pushed their way through the doors. Police boarded the stranded trains to hand out water, and paramedics were on hand in case travellers, including pregnant women, were affected as the crowded carriages became unbearably hot. Passengers were not allowed to leave the trains by themselves due to safety concerns. As the chaos unfolded across the network, there were at least 338 cancellations and 138 part cancellations that either missed stops or terminated before their destination. In all, 321 trains were delayed for a total of more than 600 hours. Some 1,200 people on the 7.02am from East Grinstead to Victoria were evacuated from the train after it was stuck for four hours a quarter of a mile south of Clapham Junction. Firefighters used a ladder to help them down before they were led along the track to safety. British Transport Police started evacuating passengers on the stranded service at 10am and passed water to others trapped on board with no air conditioning. Emergency services: British Transport Police officers began evacuating stranded train passengers to waiting buses at around 10am and water was passed through to others still stuck in sweltering temperatures on board . Aid: Fire officers help a man disembark from the stranded 7.02am service to London using a makeshift ladder . Helped off: One train carrying more than 1,200 passengers between East Grinstead and Victoria was evacuated . PC James Vernon, 40, was one of the 900 passengers rescued and admitted conditions on board

Summary: Power failure sparked a 'total meltdown' on London trains across the day . Thousands of passengers stranded on two trains near Clapham Junction . Police boarded trains to hand out water and paramedics had to be on hand .


In a maneuver with ominous echoes of the Cold War, a Russian fighter jet 'aggressively' intercepted an American plane over Poland, the Pentagon claims. Filing an official complaint to Russia, the State Department alleges a U.S. RC-135U reconnaissance aircraft was flying near the Baltic Sea in international airspace when a Russian SU-27 Flanker cut into its path. Pentagon officials have slammed the move as 'unprofessional' and 'unsafe'. A Russian jet 'aggressively' intercepted a U.S. RC-135U plane (pictured) over Poland, the Pentagon claims . Spokesman Mark Wright told CNN the Russian jet performed 'aggressive maneuvers' at high speed in close proximity to the plane. He added that the State Department will consequently be filing a complaint to Russia 'through diplomatic channels'. Russia has rubbished claims it was a deliberate and aggressive interception. State news agency Sputnik reported that the jet was circling the plane to determine its tail number, as its transponder was switched off. The Russian SU-27 Flanker 'aggressively' cut into the American plane's path, the spokesman stated . The Pentagon and the U.S. European Command have dismissed the account. The incident occurred almost exactly a year after Pentagon officials accused a Russian fighter jet of purposely flying 100 feet in front of the nose of an American spy plane over the Sea of Okhotsk between Russia and Japan. In August last year, U.S. Air Force spy plane avoided a run-in with the Russian military over Swedish airspace.

Summary: U.S. RC-135U plane was flying near Poland when Russian jet 'cut across' Pentagon says Russian SU-27 Flanker made 'aggressive maneuvers' Russia insists they were trying to identify the plane by circling it .


This is the shocking moment a single mother was caught on a hidden camera stealing money from the wallet of her boyfriend’s frail 89-year old grandfather. Hayley Adams, 29, of Barnstaple, Devon, was seen sneaking into William Tanner’s bedroom and taking cash from his coat, after a CCTV device was put in the room by his daughter Angela Wrenn. Ms Wrenn, 56, had earlier expressed concern that his money kept going missing, but was shocked to discover the culprit was a trusted relative - and the mother to Mr Tanner’s great-grandchildren. While Adams admitted to taking about £65, North Devon Magistrates' Court was told that the victim's relatives suspected the amount stolen in one year was closer to thousands of pounds. Caught: Hayley Adams (above), 29, of Barnstaple, Devon, was seen sneaking into William Tanner’s bedroom and taking cash from his coat, after a CCTV device was put in the room by his daughter Angela Wrenn . The videos were handed to police and have now led to Adams being convicted of three counts of theft - although she escaped with a community order, restraining order and a total fine of £175. Mr Tanner told the court he was left feeling violated and vulnerable after Adams stole money during several visits to his house in Barnstaple. Karen Ball, prosecuting, said the victim noticed money going missing from his wallet and thought at first he was being forgetful. She said he lived with his daughter Ms Wrenn who then became suspicious about Adams’s behaviour - so secretly installed the CCTV. Adams visited frequently and was overheard telling friends she had no money to go out with them, before she suddenly acquired some. The hidden camera instantly started picking up the offences. Mrs Ball said Adams had been in a relationship with Mr Tanner’s grandson - with whom she has two children - when the thefts took place. The couple have since separated. Seen on CCTV: The videos were handed to police and have now led to Adams being convicted of three counts of theft - although she escaped with a community order, restraining order and a total fine of £175 . In a victim impact statement, Mr Tanner said: ‘I have been violated. I am feeling very vulnerable and am constantly on my guard. I can’t trust anybody and it feels like I have had my personal space violated. ‘My room does not feel the same anymore. I have been feeling safer since she has not been allowed in the house. I think it is just knowing that she can’t get to me.’ Mrs Ball claimed the victim’s family suspected thousands of pounds were taken in 12 months, but the exact amount was unknown. Tony Dart, defending Adams, said the idea that thousands was stolen was ‘absurd’ and Adams admitted to taking around £65. Mr Dart said: ‘She is disappointed in herself. The offences took place when she was desperate for money. She is a single mother. She accepts her behaviour was reprehensible.’ Magistrates handed Adams a restraining order, banning her from attending

Summary: Hayley Adams, 29, admitted stealing £65 from William Tanner's bedroom . Mother to Mr Tanner's great-grandchildren was caught on CCTV device . Mr Tanner says he felt 'violated' and 'can't trust anybody' after the theft . Adams escaped with community order, restraining order and £175 fine .


Manchester United players hung a fake bird above Ashley Young's peg in the dressing room after a bird pooed in his mouth during a top-flight match, Luke Shaw has revealed. As United kicked off their Premier League season with a match against Swansea in August, Young received a surprise delivery from a bird mid-match, much to the amusement of his team-mates, who took advantage of the situation. Speaking exclusively to Match of the Day magazine, Shaw said: 'Ashley Young is the joker in the dressing room. We still laugh about the time he got bird poo in his mouth against Swansea. Manchester United left back Luke Shaw (second left) trains at the club's Aon Complex on Friday . Shaw admits that Ashley Young is the biggest joker in the Manchester United dressing room . He says the players still laugh at the time Young got bird poo in his mouth during a match against Swansea . 'If you ask him now, he'll say it wasn't bird poo. In the changing room we hung a fake bird above his place as a joke which he didn't like.' Shaw's revelations come as he nears the end of his first season at Old Trafford. His transition from Southampton star to £31.5million United man has been more difficult than he would have liked, with the left back making just 17 appearances this season. He has suffered a number of injuries, limiting his time on the pitch, but still appears to have settled into his new surroundings well. He admits he picks up tips from goalkeeper David de Gea, who has been in impressive form on the pitch for Louis van Gaal's side. According to Shaw, he is not just a top goalkeeper, but is approachable off the pitch when players need advice too. According to Shaw, United goalkeeper David de Gea is the 'nicest guy in football' and is always approachable . Louis van Gaal's stern demeanour is not limited to the touchline; at training he is equally as focused . Shaw has struggled with a number of injuries since arriving at Manchester United from Southampton . 'David de Gea is funny, he’s kind, if you want to talk to him you can talk to him – he’s the nicest guy in football! 'He’s been unbelievable for us this season and kept us in so many games, he’s starting to become the best goalkeeper in the world.” 'We’ve got a few Spanish-speaking players and they’re always playing their music and dancing around – the English lads hate it. Sometimes we can’t understand them, they say stuff to us and we’re like ‘What?’” After a disappointing campaign under David Moyes last season, Shaw's arrival coincided with that of Van Gaal, who has turned things around at Old Trafford. Now, United look certain to be heading towards a top-four finish, and Shaw admits that Van Gaal's pitch-side focus isn't limited to match-days; at training he is just as stern. 'The manager is always focused on his job, and his job is to win games. I haven’t seen a

Summary: Luke Shaw joined Manchester United for £31.5million in the summer . The 19-year-old admits Ashley Young is the biggest joker at the club . Players hung a fake bird in the dressing room after Young was hit in mouth . Shaw says United goalkeeper David de Gea is the 'nicest guy in football' READ Luke Shaw: 'I'd give myself a C- for my debut United season'


As a sequel of sorts to the Diane Sawyer 20/20 special, TV viewers will be able to follow Bruce Jenner's journey as he transitions into a woman in his forthcoming eight-episode docu-series on E! starting July 27. But it is allegedly his sons Burt, Brandon and Brody Jenner and stepdaughter Kim Kardashian who are hesitant to hear and watch just how much their 65-year-old patriarch will reveal about gender change. 'They are warning him to slow down on revealing too much of his journey on reality TV,' a source told TMZ in a Monday report. Scroll down for video . Follow-up: Bruce Jenner will chronicle his journey as he transitions into a woman in his forthcoming eight-episode docu-series on E!, a project that worries his kids according to TMZ on Monday . There is no denying that Bruce's six biological children and four stepkids are 'proud' of the father figure as some called him their 'hero' on Twitter shortly after the ABC interview aired on Friday. And as the former Olympic gold medalist moves forward with his long-awaited physical transformation, the spotlight and attention on him will be brighter than ever. 'Kim and the boys think Bruce was spectacular on the Diane Sawyer special and in won over millions of people in the process. His kids have gone to their dad to express their concern,' the insider told the gossip site. 'They say they're worried Bruce's upcoming docu-series might "de-class" what he's accomplished. They also urged Bruce not to do other interviews, and finish the process in private.' The only Kardashian: 'Kim and the boys think Bruce was spectacular on the Diane Sawyer special and in won over millions of people in the process,' added a source . Jenner sons: 'They are warning him to slow down on revealing too much of his journey on reality TV,' it was also shared . Brandon and his brothers: 'They urged Bruce not to do other interviews, and finish the process in private,' it was noted . Adding: 'Bruce believes the docu-series will educate people and create empathy, so he's committed.' On Monday, never-before-seen footage from the tell-all interview aired on Good Morning America that showed the Jenner brothers and Bruce's eldest daughter Casey talking about their childhoods in which Bruce was not around for. 'We have a very complex relationship,' Casey admitted. 'He's disappeared out of our lives, especially out of my life, so I'm looking forward to this next chapter.' Brandon spoke of Bruce during the years in the early '80s: 'Us missing a time of our lives is still the probably the hardest thing for us to deal with, we're trying not to look back, just looking forward.' Sticking together: Brandon and Brody share the same mother (second wife Linda Thompson) while eldest child Burt is from first marriage to Chrystie Jenner (pictured in May 2012) Older kids: Burt, Brody, daughter Casey and Brandon were the only children who appeared in the 20/20 interview . Struggle: '[Bruce] disappeared out of our lives, especially out of my life, so I'm looking forward to

Summary: Bruce is set to star in an eight-episode docu-series on E! starting July 27 . Kim, Burt, Brandon and Brody 'don't want him to do the series' Jenner's sons and daughter Casey tell GMA the star left them in the '80s .


At Tokyo's Narita Airport, the newly-opened Terminal 3 sure has some quirky features. Among them, strips of brightly-coloured running track, which have been installed in the airport's hallways. While of course passengers are entertained by the latest buzzworthy stunt, we have to wonder: were they really intended to encourage travellers to dash to their boarding gate? Tokyo's Narita Airport has installed running tracks in its new Terminal 3 in honour of the 2020 Olympics . Turns out that the cushioned tracks were actually designed to celebrate the 2020 Olympics, which will be held in Tokyo. But there's no denying that the footpaths are extremely useful regardless. The blue path leads passengers toward departures, while arrivals can be reached by following the red pathway. Further, in each lane there are a series of icons, which include information such as the distance to other terminals, directions to nearby restaurants and shops and where to find outside transport options. The recently-opened terminal will be primarily used for departures and arrivals of low-cost carriers . To save money, the airport installed these cushioned running tracks, which also include directional information . All of the blue lanes lead towards the departure area, while the red track leads travellers to arrivals . The new terminal, which will be used for many of the city's low-cost carrier departures, first opened on April 8 and according to the website, the aim of the innovative tracks was, in part, to save money. 'To cut costs, we opted not to install the typical moving walkways or illuminated signs,' the terminal's website reads. 'Instead, to offer an exciting walking experience that is easy on the feet, we implemented running tracks used for track and field, and added signage for user-friendly guidance.'

Summary: In Terminal 3, cushioned running paths direct passengers to their gates . The money-saving trick cuts down on the cost of walkways and signage . Catering to low-cost carriers, the new terminal first opened on April 8 .


Brittany Lincicome beat Stacy Lewis in a play-off to claim her second ANA Inspiration crown after a dramatic end to the LPGA's opening major of the year in California. Lincicome looked set to finish in the chasing pack until she carded a brilliant eagle on the par-five 18th to record a closing 69 and move level with fellow American Lewis on nine under par. Former champion Lewis (70) could still have claimed the win herself when, playing in the final group, she had a chance to birdie the last but her effort from 10 feet sneaked past on the low side, sending the two friends into a play-off at Mission Hills Country Club. Brittany Lincicome shows off the ANA Inspiration trophy after beating Stacy Lewis in a play-off round . Brittany Lincicome (second right), leaps into Poppy's Pond with her father, Tom Lincicome (right), her fiance, Dewald Gouws and her caddie, Missy Pederson (left) after winning the California tournament . Lincicombe hugs her caddie Missy Pederson after plunging into the water . Lincicombe is congratulated by her father, Tom (right), after jumping into the water hazard . And a soaking wet Lincicombe had to wear a dressing down as she posed for the trophy . It took the pair three extra goes at the 18th before they were finally separated, with three successive pars ultimately earning Lincicome a sixth LPGA Tour triumph. It also saw the 29-year-old take a jump into Poppie's Pond for the second time having also won this tournament in 2009. On that occasion Lincicome also eagled the final hole, and she admits it was 'surreal' to repeat the feat this time. 'I mean, to make eagle on any hole is pretty incredible, and then to do it on Sunday at a major, at this major where I did it in 2009,' Lincicome, whose last tournament victory came in 2011, said on www.lpga.com. Stacy Long drops her putter after missing a winning putt on the second play-off hole in California . Lincicombe and Long embrace after the former secures victory on the third play-off hole . The victorious Lincicombe acknowledges the gallery after securing her victory . 'It's really surreal. I feel like if you would have bet me all the money in the world to see how many times you could do it, if I went back to the fairway now I probably couldn't hit that shot again. So like I said earlier, today was my day. Somebody was looking out for me today.' Lewis, whose bogey on the third sudden-death play-off hole allowed Lincicome to clinch the title, has now finished runner-up on five occasions since winning the Walmart NW Arkansas Championship last June. She has also had five more top-10 finishes in that time and the 30-year-old - who won the ANA Inspiration in 2011 - admits the only thing she can do is to try to look forward. 'I guess the more times you do it, the easier it gets,' said Lewis. 'I don't know. That's all you can do. You can't sit and dwell

Summary: Lincicombe beat Lewis on third play-off hole to claim first win since 2011 . She jumped into water hazard at Mission Hills to celebrate victory . Lincicombe carded an eagle on the par-five 18th to draw level with Lewis . She then prevailed in the play-off to claim a sixth LPGA Tour title .


The goalkeeper whose extra-time error led to Reading being dumped out of the FA Cup at Wembley had already booked his wedding for the weekend of the final. Adam Federici left the pitch in tears after fumbling Alexis Sanchez's effort to give Arsenal a 2-1 victory in Saturday's semi final. But had Reading reached the final on May 30 it would have clashed with Australian Federici's wedding in Italy to long-term girlfriend Micaela Gardner, reports The Sun. Adam Federici is due to marry girlfriend Micaela Gardner on the same weekend as the FA Cup final . Federici fails to stop Alexis Sanchez's shot from crossing the line at Wembley on Saturday evening . Sanchez (centre) celebrates making it 2-1 to Arsenal as Federici (second left) is left dejected after his error . A source told the paper: 'No one believes he did it deliberately. But I bet he is wishing he booked his wedding for the weekend after now.' Another source, however, told the paper that had Reading beat Arsenal Federici would have changed the date of the wedding, which is set to take place in the city of Florence. The 30-year-old apologised to fans for his error after the game, tweeting: 'Just like to say thank you for all your messages and how sorry I am for my mistake. It's part of being a goalkeeper and I'm sure it will make me stronger.' Federici has been backed to bounce back by Reading boss Steve Clarke, who expects the keeper to start against Birmingham on Wednesday. 'It's the life of a goalkeeper,' Clarke told Reading Player. 'Adam was obviously very upset because he feels responsible for the defeat. 'It's much better in a game like that, that if you have to lose you lose to a moment of brilliance. That wasn't the case. 'As I said after the game, we win together, we lose together. Adam is a strong character. All the players are 100 per cent behind him, the staff are 100 per cent behind him - he'll bounce back . 'On Wednesday night when we play Birmingham, he'll be typical Adam Federici - one of our best players.' The Reading goalkeeper struggles to contain his emotions after his side's FA Cup semi-final defeat . Federici is due to get married in the Italian city of Florence on the same weekend as the FA Cup final .

Summary: Adam Federici's error gave Arsenal a 2-1 victory in FA Cup semi-final . Federici fumbled Alexis Sanchez's shot - allowing it to go through his legs . Federici left the pitch in tears and apolgised for his error after the game . FA Cup final is on May 30 - same day Federici will marry his girlfriend . There is no suggestion, however, that he let the goal in on purpose .