A newly-released video has highlighted the shocking - and arguably discriminatory - price differences between near-identical products and everyday services offered to women and men, . The clip, which was created by HLN's The Daily Share, illustrates the prevalence of this 'women's tax' to shocking affect by directly comparinga variety of different products and services aimed at men and women and then revealing the price differences. Even more disappointing is that this practice of 'invisible tax' is not only found almost everywhere, but it is entirely legal in almost every state in the US - even when the products or services are exactly the same for both genders. Scroll down for video . That price could use a shave: The Daily Share found that the differences between these razors of the same brand differed by more than a dollar between the men's and women's versions . Compounded with the fact that women make, on average, 78 cents on the dollar to men, the facts prove than gender bias is more than just offensive, it's also very expensive. For example, a Schick’s Hydro 5 men’s razor was picked up for $8.56, but the women's version - the Schick Hydro Silk - was, for some reason, given more than a one dollar mark-up, and was priced at $9.97. An even greater disparity was found in the perfume aisle, where Narciso Rodriguez Eau de Toilettes For Him and For Her respectively cost $87 and $106.60. Meanwhile, a pair of Neutrogena anti-aging creams with the exact same ingredients were also found to inexplicably cost women $1.07 more per ounce - despite the skincare brand admitting that the two products were essentially the exact same product encased in different packaging. One of the few equal prices found by the video's creators was, of course, on a unisex American Apparel shirt. But when a man and a woman each dropped off the exact same shirt to get dry-cleaned, the woman was charged an extra 75 cents - and the tag even labelled the laundered item as a 'Lady Shirt'. Something smells fishy: There is almost a ful 20 dollar difference between the his and hers versions of this brand of cologne . Seriously? The presenters claim that the exact same shirt dropped off at a dry cleaners cost more to clean when a woman brought it in . The two presenters do point out that conditions are getting slightly better; medical insurance used to cost women in America $1 billion more each year before ObamaCare outlawed the practice of gender-biased pricing discrimination. However, in terms of everyday gender-taxing across the country, a 1995 report found that 'gender tax' cost women approximately $1,351 annually - a number which doesn't show any signs of decreasing any time soon. And while the shocking statistics in the caused California to put a state-wide ban on the practice in 1996, with New York City also opting to impose a similar ban on gender pricing, the rest of the US continues to allow the practice. Even something as basic as long-term care insurance costs

Summary: The clip, which was created by The Daily Share, compares near-identical products for men and women and highlights the price differences . According to the creators of the video, California is one of the few states to have put a ban on 'gender pricing discrimination'


A two-year-old boy is recovering after falling into a cheetah exhibit at the Cleveland Metroparks Zoo after his parents dangled him over the edge, officials said. The toddler's mother was holding him and another child when he slipped and fell between 10 to 12ft and into the pit on Saturday around 3pm. The child was rescued by his parents before firefighters and paramedics arrived on the scene. Scroll down for video . A mother was holding the two-year-old boy and another child when the toddler slipped and fell into the cheetah exhibit at the Cleveland Metroparks Zoo (file photo of cheetahs at the Cleveland zoo) The boy was rescued by his parents from the pit (pictured) before firefighters and paramedics arrived on the scene. He suffered from minor bumps and bruises and was listed in stable condition at the hospital . He is listed in stable condition after being taken to MetroHealth Medical Center and suffered from minor bruises and bumps. The boy's leg was injured in the fall, but he was not attacked by the animals, Dr. Christopher Kuhar, the zoo's executive director told Fox 8. Michael Lurie and his family were at the Cheetah exhibit when they heard the child scream. 'You saw how far the drop was and you just couldn't believe the kid didn't hurt himself from falling down on the ground,' Lurie told WKYC. 'I was just shocked,' he said. 'I didn't understand how the parents let the kid go over the thing.' The cheetahs did not approach the boy or his parents while in the pit, according to zoo officials. Zoo visitor Terra Lurie believes the boy was not approached by the fast feline because they were frightened. 'I think they were just curious as to what was going on and why somebody was in the pen with them,' she said. 'It's not every day that somebody is just in the pen with them.' 'And everyone else is screaming and they probably got scared.' Kuhar said the zoo had received 'a number of eyewitness accounts' that indicate the 'strong likelihood that the child was dangled over the railing,' he told NewsNet5. Cleveland Metroparks Zoo has plans to press child endangerment charges against the family on Monday. The exhibit was closed following the child's fall. Zoo visitor Michael Lurie was at the cheetah exhibit when he heard the child scream. He said he was 'shocked' and 'didn't understand how the parents let the kid' go over the railing and into the pit . Cleveland Metroparks Zoo plans to press child endangering charges against the child's mother (above file photo of visitors at the Cleveland zoo)

Summary: The child was held by his mother when he slipped and fell between 10 and 12ft into the pit on Saturday around 3pm at the Cleveland Metroparks Zoo . He was rescued by his parents before emergency responders arrived on the scene; he suffered from minor bruises and bumps . The cheetahs seemed to ignore the boy and his parents while in the pit . Zoo plans to press child endangerment charges .


A mother has released images of her teenage son who suffered serious injuries after he was assaulted at an Adelaide train station on Saturday night. Kat Lee's desperate plea on Facebook has gone viral as she appealed for witnesses to come forward following her son's surgery for his broken jaw in two places and a fractured cheekbone. She told The Advertiser a group of five, including four teenagers and an adult, attacked her son over money owed for a hot dog. A mother has released images of her teenage son who suffered serious injuries after he was assaulted at an Adelaide train station on Saturday night . On Sunday, Ms Lee wrote on her Facebook page that she had spent three hours at the hospital with Jaidyn. Later on she urged for any witnesses into the incident at Alberton train station, north-western Adelaide, to come forward. 'My son has been in surgery today and had plates and screws inserted into his face to hold his jaw together after they broke it in two places,' she wrote on Sunday. 'They also smashed his glasses into his face fracturing his cheek bone. He pulled through surgery but has a long recovery ahead.' Ms Lee's Facebook post has gained more than 7,500 shares. Police told Daily Mail Australia the assault took place at about 5.30pm on Saturday night after a dispute. Kat Lee's desperate plea on Facebook has gone viral as she shared images of her son following surgery for his broken jaw in two places and fractured cheekbone . Ms Lee told The Advertiser that one of the attackers had offered to buy her son and his friends a hot dog before the assault occurred. 'They never even asked for [the hot dog] and he just told them to pay him back when they had the money,' Ms Lee said. But when her son later alighted from the train, his attackers were waiting for him at the platform. 'The guy asked for his money and Jaidyn went to give him $5, but he said he now owed him $15 for interest,' Ms Lee said. 'Jaidyn said, 'No, [$5] is all I owe you'. Ms Lee also says her son's phone was stolen and was left with a black eye. She further believes another young man was also assaulted by the same group of people in the early hours of Sunday morning. Police were unable to provide further information but are still investigating the matter, despite Jaidyn requesting no further action to be taken. No arrests have been made. Anyone with information should contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.

Summary: The teenager suffered a broken jaw in 2 places and a fractured cheek bone . Mother shared a photo of Jaidyn on her Facebook page after his operation . Kat Lee says her son was at an Adelaide train station on Saturday night . She has appealed for witnesses to come forward and speak to police . Police are still investigating the matter and no arrests have been made .


The new 4G mobile phone services in the UK are not as super-fast as the industry promised - and could get worse. The mobile phone companies boasted that 4G services would be ‘five times faster’ than the existing 3G networks when they launched in the autumn of 2012. However, a new official study puts the real figure at an average of 2.5 times faster - 14.7 megabits per second compared to 5.9Mbit/s per second on the 3G service that most people use. A study by Ofcom says 4G speeds in the UK are slower than promised. Mobile phone companies boasted 4G would be five times faster than 3G. But the actual figure is actually only 2.5 times faster - 14.7 megabits per second. Shown is an HTC One XL smartphone at a news conference in Zurich launching 4G in 2012 . At the same time, the evidence suggests that 4G services are likely to slow down as more people connect to them. 4G technology is being promoted by the big mobile networks on the basis it offers high speed internet access and smooth video streaming without annoying buffering. More than 10 million people have been won over by the promises and have signed two year contracts costing an average of £20 ($30) a month. The 4G speed data comes from the telecoms regulator, Ofcom, which supports the technology and insists the figures show a meaningful and significant benefit over the 3G services. Despite this, the figures make clear the step change has not been as remarkable as the major networks - EE, O2, Vodafone and Three - promised. Ofcom’s research compares the speed and geographic coverage of the networks and puts EE, which is the subject of a £12.5 billion ($18.5 billion) takeover by BT, on top. EE’s 4G network, which covers 81 per cent of homes and businesses, delivered the fastest average download speed of 18.6Mbit/s. This looks good when compared with its 3G service, which was a slow 4Mbit/s. Second fastest was Vodafone with 16.4 for 4G versus 6.6 for 3G. O2 came next at 13.9 versus 6.6, followed by Three at a relatively slow 8.5 for 4G which was not very impressive against the 5.4 for 3G. Upload speeds are important when sharing content, such as pictures and videos to social media sites like Instagram and Facebook. EE was also fastest on this measure at 17.6Mbit/s, followed by O2 on 13.2, Vodafone on 13.1 and Three with 9.4. The Three network was the fastest to load a web page at 0.63 seconds, compared to 0.71 for O2, 0.76 for Vodafone and 0.77 for EE. There is good evidence to believe the speeds offered by 4G are slowing down. When 4G services launched at the end of 2012, the average download speed was up at around 19 Mbit/s, however the new research suggests an average of 14.7 and other studies put it as low as 10. This has happened because more people are using the service, effectively causing jams on the airwaves. The only way this can be countered is

Summary: Study by Ofcom says 4G speeds in the UK are slower than promised . Mobile phone companies boasted 4G would be 5x faster than 3G . But actual figure is actually only 2.5x faster - 14.7 megabits per second . Out of the networks, EE was fastest, followed by Vodafone, O2 and Three .


A New York judge has granted two chimpanzees held at a research lab the same rights as human prisoners, after a two year legal battle by an animal rights organization. The two primates, currently living in a lab at Stony Brook University, are the first animals in history to be covered by a writ of habeas corpus, allowing their detention to be challenged. A representative of the Long Island university have been ordered to appear in court to respond to a petition by the Nonhuman Rights Project that chimps Hercules and Leo are 'unlawfully detained.' Making history: The two chimpanzees, living in a lab at Stony Brook University, Long Island, (not pictured) are the first animals to be granted the same rights as human prisoners . The decision by New York Supreme Court Justice Barbara Jaffe effectively recognises the chimpanzees as legal humans, the American Association for the Advancement of Science reports. The lawsuits were originally filed by the Nonhuman Rights Project in December 2013, in an attempt to free Hercules and Leo and two other chimpanzees living on private property. Although the courts threw out the suits, the animal rights' group has been appealing ever since, and have now been granted the writ of habeas corpus on behalf of the Stony Brook chimpanzees. A Stony Brook representative have been ordered to appear in court next month to respond the petition which argues that the chimps should be set free and moved to a sanctuary in Florida. 'We are claiming that chimpanzees are autonomous,' The Nonhuman Rights Project's founder Massachusetts lawyer Steven Wise said in an interview last year. A representative of the university have been ordered to appear in a New York court next month to respond the petition which argues that Leo and Hercules should be set free and moved to a sanctuary (stock image) 'That is, being able to self-determine, be self-aware, and be able to choose how to live their own lives.' The 2013 lawsuits include affidavits from scientists who say chimpanzees have complex cognitive abilities, such as awareness of the past and the ability to make choices, and display complex emotions such as empathy. Although Judge Jaffe's ruling only requires a Stony Brook University representative to attend a hearing regarding Hercules and Leo next month, it can be used to set precedent for further legal action. 'This is a big step forward to getting what we are ultimately seeking: the right to bodily liberty for chimpanzees and other cognitively complex animals,' Natalie Prosin, the Executive Director of the Nonhuman Rights Project (NhRP) told the AAAS. 'We got our foot in the door. And no matter what happens, that door can never be completely shut again.'

Summary: Chimpanzees at NY university to be covered by habeas corpus writ . Petition by animal rights group claims chimps are 'unlawfully detained' University rep have been ordered to attend court to respond to petition . Ruling by judge effectively recognises the chimpanzees as legal humans . UPDATE: Since the publication of this story, the court order has been amended. The order is no longer a 'writ of habeas corpus', which has been struck out.


Julian Speroni will take his Crystal Palace career into a 12th season after agreeing a new contract. The goalkeeper, who joined from Dundee in July 2004, has triggered a 12-month extension that will expire at the end of next season. Speroni, yet again, has played a lead role for Palace this season in the club's attempts to stay in the Barclays Premier League. Julian Speroni will be at Crystal Palace for another year at least after triggering a 12-month contract extension . Speroni desperately dives to try and save Yaya Toure's effort against Crystal Palace on Monday night . The 35-year-old will have a testimonial against Dundee at the end of the season. But his Eagles career looks far from over as he continues to play a key role for Alan Pardew. Meanwhile, Palace are on the look out for a new shirt sponsor after money transfer firm Neteller ended their partnership with the club. Speroni signed from Dundee in 2004 and will take his Palace career into a 12th season .

Summary: Julian Speroni signed from Dundee in 2004 and is a Crystal Palace legend . Argentine goalkeeper triggers contract extension at Selhurst Park . Speroni will have testimonial at the end of the season against Dundee .


Vince Cable prides himself on being the Tories' bogeyman in the Coalition Cabinet. 'I'm regularly voted their least popular Cabinet member,' he says with his familiar hangdog smile. Just as David Cameron and George Osborne privately describe Nick Clegg as a 'closet Conservative', they regard Cable a closet Labour politician. Not surprising, since he once was a Labour politician, albeit a councillor, in the 1970s. Scroll down for video . Vince Cable wants a substantial role in government and envisages working with the Conservatives again . Similarly, some Labour MPs fantasise that if only boyish Ed Miliband could have persuaded Uncle Vince, with his provincial bank manager's air and twinkly peacock blue eyes, to defect, Labour would walk the General Election. With Cable in charge of Labour's spending plans, voters would stop worrying that would-be PM Red Ed might do something barmy. But as we sit on the terrace of the quirkily named Barmy Arms pub by the Thames in his Twickenham constituency, Business Secretary Cable says something, which on first hearing, sounds even more barmy. Not only is he ready to spend another five years helping the Tories run Britain, he wants to replace George Osborne as Chancellor. 'Yes, I know,' he shrugs, acknowledging the apparent contradiction, 'I've spent my whole political life fighting the Conservatives.' How does he sit down with Tories he privately despises? 'When we have a business meeting we put the guns at the door and sit down and talk,' he smiles. He complains of 'nasty and vicious stuff' from the Tories. And after one heated Cabinet verbal exchange with Defence Secretary Liam Fox, Cameron rushed up to Cable on his way out and begged him to keep it secret to stop the Coalition collapsing. He describes another confrontation with junior Tory Business Minister Matt Hancock, an ally of Osborne sent to 'spy' on Cable. 'He came to my office with a list of plum jobs he wanted. I said, 'No, I'm the boss.' He was very cross, stamped his feet, got up and slammed the door.' So how, and more to the point, why, does Cable want another five years of more of the same? 'Because I've realised it is possible to be business-like with them. I can envisage a scenario in which I would stomach working with the Tories if the situation required. You have to let your head rule your heart.' In the interview, Mr Cable said the Prime Minister and the Chancellor were 'highly intelligent guys' and added that they 'don't snarl at each other' He knows full well the significance of what he is saying. 'It's important coming from me because I'm the one seen as having the least affinity with the Tories.' Cable is also quick to make clear he does not rule out working with Labour. But he 'envisages' remaining in a government led by Cameron, not Miliband. Cable says he would stop 'the nasty tail of Right-wing MPs wagging the Tory dog' if Cameron scrapes home. He denounces 'horrendous' public spending cuts proposed by Cameron and Osborne – 'almost

Summary: Lib Dem MP said he's realised it's 'possible to be business-like' with Tories . Envisaged scenario where he could 'stomach' working with Conservatives . But also quick to make clear he does not rule out working with Labour . Thought he was most likely to remain in a government led by Mr Cameron .


These shocking photographs show the bed where a severely disabled boy was left to sleep for seven nights in hospital. They show two mattresses squeezed together on the cramped hospital floor, with wires from an oxygen tank and tubes dangling across the room. Cody Neatis, from Preston, was admitted to Royal Preston Hospital last Thursday with a chest infection. But rather than a bed in the children's ward, has had to sleep on a mattress on the floor since arriving. The eight-year-old - who has Down's syndrome, epilepsy, autism and is fed by a tube - has been without a hospital bed because staff do not have the special cot he needs to keep him safe in his sleep. Cody Neatis, eight, has been in hospital for a week with a chest infection but has had to sleep on a mattress on the floor as the hospital doesn't have a suitable bed for him to sleep in . Cody has Down's syndrome, epilepsy, autism and is fed by a tube. The hospital does not have the specialist high-sided cot he must sleep in, to prevent him from injuring himself in the night . Cody's mother, Lynne Neatis, 48, has had to sleep with Cody - who has a developmental age of 12 months - on the mattress. She watches him sleep in case he pulls out his oxygen or hurts himself in the night . His mother, Lynne, 48, has slept on the floor alongside him for the past week. She fears her son - who has a developmental age of around 12 months - will injure himself or pull out his oxygen. She is now demanding answers from the local health trust as she claims she has waited two years for the high-sided bed needed for Cody and other disabled children. The mother-of-six said: 'Cody was admitted to hospital last Thursday and we were told there was no special needs bed for him. 'This situation has been ongoing for years with this hospital and I don't understand why they still don't have a suitable bed. 'We had to stay in for nine days in August 2013, I complained about it then and was told that the ward was getting a special needs bed. 'So I fully expected them to have it this time, but there is still nothing.' She added: 'They have baby cots and single beds with side rails, but they aren't safe as Cody rolls around so much in his sleep and is restless all night long. 'I have to sleep on the floor with him and I have had to fight for a nurse or health care assistant to be with us during the night to watch him too as I can't stay awake for 24 hours. 'It has been a very stressful and exhausting time.' Cody's father Stephen Neatis, 45, said he 'cannot believe' his family are forced to sleep on the floor during their stay in hospital . Cody's mother says she has been battling the hospital for a special bed ever since Cody was forced

Summary: Cody Neatis, 8, has Down's syndrome, epilepsy and autism and is tube-fed . Was admitted to hospital but has had to sleep on a mattress on the floor . Needs a special high-sided bed to sleep in as he moves around in the night . Mother Lynne Neatis says she has been battling hospital for it for two years . Hospital says it is waiting for a special bed from America to be delivered .


The 99th qualifier in the field of 99 due to contest the Masters next week told Sportsmail of his immense relief that he held on to claim the last spot. Paul Casey was at home in Arizona when the matter was decided last Sunday and admitted he went through all sorts of agonies as his Augusta fate swung back and forth. The Englishman got in due to staying in the world’s top 50 but at one point, as events unfolded in Morocco and at the Texas Open, he was projected to fall to 54th. Paul Casey, pictured in action last month, is the 99th qualifier in the field of 99 due to play at the Masters . ‘I was very relieved and now I am just so excited,’ said Casey, who made the last of his eight Masters appearances in 2012. 'On the outside looking in is hardly where you want to be for the season’s first major. I’ve missed the whole experience.’ The classy ball striker has got all the tools to do well at Augusta and showed as much when he forced his way into contention on several occasions. The 37-year-old finished sixth on his Masters debut in 2004 and actually led in 2007 after five holes of the final round. He then called a penalty shot on himself at the sixth after his ball moved a fraction when he addressed it with his putter. Casey finished sixth on his Masters debut in 2004 and actually led in 2007 after five holes of the final round . It’s a stupid rule that has subsequently been changed and Casey said, smiling:’It would be nice to wind the clock back, wouldn’t it? It did affect me for a few holes and I fell away (he finished 10th). But I’m going back a lot wiser and far better equipped if I got in contention again.’ Casey will wrap up his preparation at the Shell Houston Open, the site of his only PGA Tour victory. Also in the field are Justin Rose, Lee Westwood and a quartet of high class Americans in Jordan Spieth, Patrick Reed, Rickie Fowler and Phil Mickelson. Meanwhile, there’s still no word on whether Tiger Woods will play the Masters, although he did at least declare his intent by pitching up for a practice round at Augusta on Tuesday.

Summary: Paul Casey was the 99th qualifier in the field of 99 due to play at Augusta . The Englishman made the last of his eight Masters appearances in 2012 . He has the tools in his armoury to do well at the first major of the year . The 2015 Masters gets underway at Augusta National next Thursday .


Suddenly an opportunity. From looking as if a door had been slammed shut on them, Liverpool, unexpectedly, have a chance to kick it back open and capitalise. When Liverpool’s players trudged from the Emirates Stadium pitch, having been pummelled into submission by Arsenal, all hope of a top-four finish looked to have evaporated. Brendan Rodgers, subdued and disconsolate, admitted as much in his post-match debrief. The Rodgers who left London nine days ago is very different, though, to the Rodgers who will step into Anfield’s technical area on Monday, feeling optimistic and satisfied with his lot. He knows Liverpool have been let off the hook and now he wants to see a response. Liverpool's first-team players will be all smiles if they can finish inside the top four and win the FA Cup . Liverpool winger Raheem Sterling arrives at Anfield eight hours ahead of Monday night's match at Anfield . Dejan Lovren will be hoping to keep his place after appearing in Liverpool's win over Blackburn . Jordon Ibe removes a suit from the boot of his car as he begins to prepare for his side's league match . Liverpool are seven points behind fourth-placed Manchester City but have a game in hand on their rivals . Had Manchester City won their games against Crystal Palace and Manchester United, talk of Liverpool being Champions League contenders would have been risible but the implosion at the Etihad Stadium has thrown things wide open. At present, the gap between Liverpool and City is seven points – and, just like last year when the two teams were duelling, Manuel Pellegrini’s side have a significantly better goal difference – but Rodgers will be telling his squad that it is not insurmountable. Given the way City are playing, there are a number of games that could cause them issues on the climb to the line – will Aston Villa and QPR be straightforward? How about Tottenham away? Does Pellegrini retain his squad’s belief? – and now is the moment Liverpool must pounce. In the next seven days, the way Liverpool’s campaign is viewed could be completely transformed. Beat Newcastle and they will believe they can hunt City down; see off Villa at Wembley and they will have a fine chance of winning the FA Cup. Rickie Lambert, pictured making his way into Anfield, has failed to hit the back of the net in his last six games . Reds boss Brendan Rodgers will be hoping his side can get back to winning ways in the Premier League . Sterling and his Liverpool team-mates were left dejected after their 4-1 defeat by Arsenal . So now the question will be asked of Rodgers’ squad: can they ramp up the pressure? There have been occasions this season when they have faltered at crucial moments – think home games against Basle (Champions League), Manchester United (Premier League) – and there can be no repeat. Here lies an opportunity for Raheem Sterling to dispel the furore around his contract saga with some jet-propelled performances, for Daniel Sturridge to remind a

Summary: Liverpool got back to winning ways with FA Cup victory over Blackburn . Brendan Rodgers will be hoping his side can close gap on Man City . The Reds are just seven points behind City with a game in hand . Liverpool host Newcastle at Anfield on Monday night . Raheem Sterling: My ambition is to have my own song from the Kop .


A father who was arrested for using medical cannabis on his critically ill two-year-old daughter has pleaded for the government to legalise the drug as her health continues to decline. After hearing positive stories about the benefits of using the controversial treatment, the 32-year-old Cairns man decided to give cannabis oil to his daughter who is battling a rare form of cancer called neuroblastoma. Despite his claims that it improved her condition, the father, who cannot be named for legal reasons but has been nicknamed 'Fearless Father', was charged with administering a dangerous drug to a minor and was refused access to his sick daughter. Now he has spoken out in the hope that he can persuade the government to rethink their cannabis laws and drop the charges against him. Scroll down for video . The father has been charged for treating his 2-year-old daughter with medical cannabis oil . ‘My daughter’s got a 50 per cent survival rate, it’s pretty confronting', he told Channel 10. ‘Each day that ticks over is essentially children suffering as well as my daughter,' he said while talking about legalising medical cannabis. The little girl, who was diagnosed with the deadly disease shortly before Christmas, has an 11cm cancerous growth which is putting pressure on her internal organs. Just last week the toddlers condition took a turn for the worse. The young child has a high temperature, an infection and has fluid in her lungs. ‘She couldn't really move, I would just show her videos from home. I was crying the whole time because I don’t see her enough,' the desperate father said. 'That’s been the hardest thing not being there to support her and for her to see me and give her my love and care.' He appeared in court in January, where he was granted the right to visit his daughter, having previously been refused access after he was charged. When asked by Ten News if he thought he was a criminal, the father said 'absolutely not' and made it clear that all he wanted was for his daughter to get better. The young girl’s mother, who is estranged from the father, does not agree with his actions and the method of treatment he chose to use on their daughter. The father is reportedly estranged from the two-year-old's mother and she has made it very clear that she does not support his actions. She doesn't believe there's been an improvement in her daughter's condition. The adorable little girl was diagnosed with a rare form of cancer shortly before Christmas . He has relocated to Brisbane to be with his daughter during her treatment and is living out of a suitcase. For several weeks now, the father has been unable to see his daughter as she wasn't in the hospital. On his team's Facebook page it was revealed that it took police nearly three months to approve a supervisor for times that the little girl is not in hospital. 'The hospital have defaulted to previous orders from 2013 because they were given no choice in

Summary: A Cairns man faces court after giving his daughter medical cannabis oil . Two-year-old daughter is suffering from a rare form of cancer . The 30-year-old father claims the effects of the cannabis were miraculous . He was arrested for administering the drug to his daughter . He has since set up a campaign to highlight his situation .


Three men accused of being agents of the Syrian government have been executed in a shocking new video, Islamic State has claimed. The barbaric footage, released earlier today, shows the men kneeling in the middle of a dusty road in Deir ez-Zor, Syria, as a militant brandishing a sharpened sword stands behind them. It comes just one day after the extremist group claim to have shot and beheaded more than 30 Ethiopian Christians in Libya. Each of the men are forced on to their hands and knees in the war-torn street before they are beheaded . The harrowing video shows the sword used to kill the men being forged and sharpened for the executions . The three men were accused of being Assad agents, working for the Syrian governmment, say ISIS . The new eight-minute video shows the men - wearing orange Guantanamo-style jumpsuits with their hands and feet in chains - sitting in a dirty, underground room. After giving information about each of the prisoners in Arabic, the men are blindfolded and filmed in the back of a moving van while an ISIS militant decked in black guards over them. When the van stops, the barefoot captives are escorted out and begin to march slowly down an abandoned street, surrounded by fighters holding guns. The professionally-shot film pans the scene - showing buildings irreparably damaged by bombing - before phasing into a picture of the executioner's sword being sharpened before the brutal executions. One by one the prisoners are beheaded by a fighter, who is dressed completely in black and unidentifiable. Their bodies are left on the road. Initial reports suggested the extremist group targeted the men because they worked for the Syrian regime. But they did not confirm who the men - thought to be aged between 35 and 45 - were or when the execution took place. The prisoners were filmed barefoot and in shackles in an unknown prison at the start of the sick video . They were then blindfolded and transported in a van to the execution point - thought to be Deir ez-Zo in Syria . Sparks fly from the sword as it is sharpened, before being used to behead the men in a brutal execution . One by one the men are murdered. The body of one of the men can been seen after he was beheaded . It is the latest footage released by the militant group, which is increasingly using propaganda to encourage would-be jihadi fighters. Yesterday a 29-minute video, titled 'Until It Came To Them - Clear Evidence', showed dozens of militants holding two separate groups captive in Libya. It showed at least 16 men, described by Islamic State as the 'followers of the cross from the enemy Ethiopian Church', being shot in a desert area while 12 others were beheaded on a beach. In February a similar video was released showing the beheading of a group of 21 Coptic Christians on a beach in Libya. The helpless men were kept under a close watch by their ISIS captives. Videos of this

Summary: Men were executed on a dusty road in Deir ez-Zor, Syria, ISIS claimed . Sick video shows the executioner's sword being sharpened before killings . Prisoners were shackled in chains and dressed in orange jumpsuits . Just one day after 30 Ethiopian Christians were shot and beheaded in Libya .


In recent years, Iceland has become an increasingly popular filming location with its majestic vistas being prominently featured in many hit TV series or Hollywood blockbusters. Despite the fact that Iceland has been used in filming as far back as 1920, well-known fantasy, sci-fi and action film directors and producers have all descended on the island nation as of late, prompting the quick development of 17 production services companies nationwide. Although the country's many stunning waterfalls and breathtaking glaciers translate beautifully to the silver screen, there are certain filming locations that consistently rank a cut above and are drawing fans of productions such as Game of Thrones, Interstellar or Prometheus. Thingvellir National Park provided the location for the North of Westeros in Game of Thrones . Fans will likely recognise the National Park as the setting of the battle of the Hound and Brienne . The black volcanic landscapes of Svartalfheim provided the filmmakers of Thor: The Dark World with the perfect otherworldly setting, as outlined in this Icelandair infographic. Meanwhile, Clint Eastwood opted to film battle scenes for both Letters from Iwo Jima and Flags of Our Fathers in Iceland – specifically along the dramatic cliffs of the Reykjanes Peninsula, just a quick drive from the capital. Scenes from Christopher Nolan’s epic Interstellar were filmed atop the blue ice glacier Svinafellsjokull in the Skaftafell National Park, which is also located near another favoured filming location: Iceland’s largest glacier, Vatnajokull. The Svinafellsjokull glacier provided a stunning setting for Christopher Nolan's epic film, Interstellar . Interstellar tells the tale of explorers who travel in search of a new planet to sustain the human race . Europe's most powerful waterfall, the Dettifoss, was used in the opening scenes of Prometheus . In Prometheus, the rushing waterfall in the background is meant to help depict the beginning of time . 'Interstellar was my second time filming in Iceland and it was another worldly experience,' the director told Film In Iceland. 'Iceland truly represents the beautiful extremes the nature has to offer.' Not to be left out, Ridley Scott scouted Europe’s most powerful waterfall, the Dettifoss, for the opening scenes depicting the beginning of time in Prometheus. And finally, Game of Thrones enthusiasts will undoubtedly recognise the north of Iceland, namely Thingvellir National Park, from Arya’s storyline and as the setting of the battle of the Hound and Brienne, in the North of Westeros. The Jokullsarlon lake, at the foot of the massive massive Vatnajokull glacier, is another favoured filming spot .

Summary: Iceland has become an increasingly popular filming location recently . Christopher Nolan's Interstellar was shot atop the Svinafellsjokull glacier . Europe’s most powerful waterfall, Dettifoss, was featured in Prometheus . Game of Thrones producers opted to film at Thingvellir National Park . Warning: Story contains spoilers for series four of Game of Thrones .


Kevin Rebbie, 56, of Limerick Township, Pennsylvania, was arrested after a 15-year-old girl found a hidden camera in her bathroom that police were able to trace back to the man . A Pennsylvania man was arrested after allegedly sexually abusing a girl in her home over a four-year period and filming the girl, now 15, and others with a hidden camera in a bathroom. Kevin Rebbie, 56, of Limerick Township, faces several charges, including aggravated indecent assault, unlawful contact with a minor, sexual abuse of children and invasion of privacy, the Montgomery County District Attorney's Office said. The investigation began when a 15-year-old girl found a hidden camera under the sink in a bathroom in her Limerick Township home in March, according to prosecutors. She told investigators that Rebbie had been watching her for years when she was undressing and when he believed she was asleep. She added that beginning when she was nine years old up until she was 13, Rebbie would come into her bedroom while she was sleeping and molest her, according to Philly.com. Investigators found 41 videos from the hidden camera that included footage of the girl and others while they used the bathroom, 34 of which showed victims as they showered. Rebbie uploaded the videos, some that included close-up images of children's genitalia, to his computer to view later, prosecutors said. The videos were captured over a three- or four-year time period, according to prosecutors. Rebbie admitted to filming several victims, including other juveniles, but had purchased the camera specifically so he could record the now-15-year-old victim while she undressed and showered, according to the Pottstown Mercury. 'I think it's particularly horrific... and particularly for a young child when they think they're in the sanctity of their home, going through their teenage years, to be violated in the way that this young woman was violated it just goes beyond the boundaries of horrific. It's just unfathomable,' Limerick Police Chief William Albany told the Mercury. The relationship between Rebbie and the girl's family is unknown. Rebbie's preliminary hearing is on May 1 and he is being held on a $500,000 bail.

Summary: Kevin Rebbie, 56, of Limerick Township, Pennsylvania, has been arrested . He allegedly sexually abused a girl in her home and filmed her in bathroom . The girl also claims Rebbie watched her undress and when he thought she was sleeping . Investigators found 41 videos, 34 of which showed victims as they showered . Rebbie said that he purchased the camera specifically to watch the 15-year-old girl but captured other victims on film, too . Rebbie's is being held on a $500,000 bail and will appear in court on May 1 .


A supporter waits the best part of an hour for five seconds with Ryan Taylor. There is a quick picture and good-luck message ahead of Sunday's Tyne-Wear derby. He is, evidently, one of the few players genuinely respected by Newcastle's disillusioned fans. Taylor scored the winner at the Stadium of Light three seasons ago, affording him a terrace tribute – 'Ryan Taylor, over the wall' – as well as a place in black-and-white folklore. But there is more to the Toon Army's admiration than one free-kick against the enemy. A working-class Scouser who came through the ranks at Tranmere and made 100 appearances by the time he was 21 before beating three career-threatening injuries, Taylor 'gets' the proud principles of the North East – appreciation, hard graft, honesty and enjoyment. He has himself been a fan in the crowd during three of the last four derby defeats - he watched the other from a hotel room in America after undergoing surgery on the second of the cruciate ligament injuries which kept him out for 26 months. Newcastle utility player Ryan Taylor (right) shields the ball from Arsenal forward Danny Welbeck . Taylor scores with a superb free-kick against Sunderland to win the game 1-0 at the Stadium of Light . Taylor is congratulated by Newcastle defender Steven Taylor in the club's last victory over Sunderland . Newcastle supported him through that long rehabilitation, something for which Taylor will always be grateful. But with his current contract at St James' Park set to expire this summer, the 30-year-old does not know what the future holds. He would like to remain on Tyneside. He accepts, though, that this could be his final taste of the fixture which has guaranteed him lifelong worship. 'I have to be realistic, this could be my last derby,' he told Sportsmail. 'I don't want it to be, but that will be in my mind. So I'm not going to let it go the way of the last four - that cannot carry on. 'I've left the stadium gutted after every one of them and I've felt it like a fan. So we owe it to them now. 'I grew up with Liverpool and Everton, but that isn't as big because you live in the same house a lot of the time. 'So I'll be doing everything I can personally do to make sure we're up for it, because our performances in the last four just haven't been good enough.' Taylor returned after more than two years of painstaking gym sessions alone for October's 2-0 win at Manchester City in the League Cup. He was man-of-the-match and was greeted by a standing ovation in the dressing-room, where text messages from the likes of Steven Gerrard and Michael Owen awaited. Ninety minutes against the champions, however, had taken its toll. In the next game, at home to QPR, St James' was stunned into silence when, after half an hour, a tearful Taylor sat himself on the turf clutching the same ill-fated knee. Taylor's injury record at Newcastle has severely limited his

Summary: Ryan Taylor's injury record has severely limited the number of first-team appearances he has made for Newcastle . Still, the 30-year-old utility player is one of the most popular at the club . Taylor etched himself into Newcastle folklore in 2011 by scoring the winner with a superb free-kick against rivals Sunderland . He is out of contract in the summer and Sunday's fixture at the Stadium of Light could be his last derby in a Newcastle shirt .


Disgraced NBC anchor Brian Williams has threatened to make his departure from the channel 'really ugly', it has been reported. The 55-year-old newsman is refusing to go down 'without a fight' as he looks to return to his post on NBC Nightly News, according to a source close to the network. It comes after it was revealed that an internal inquiry found Williams's had lied in his reporting to make himself look good at least 11 times. Disgraced NBC anchor Brian Williams (pictured) has threatened to make his departure from the channel 'really ugly', it has been reported . He was suspended in February with no pay for six months after it emerged that he repeatedly told a false story about being aboard a military helicopter hit by an RPG over Iraq. A source said to be close to NBC has told The New York Post how Williams 'is saying he’s not going down without a fight and (is) threatening to make it really ugly'. Williams is currently halfway through his six-month suspension from his roles as anchor and managing editor of the Nightly News. He was replaced by Lester Holt, who has kept ratings relatively steady. It is unclear whether NBC will put Williams back in the top slot when the suspension ends. Iraq shame: Williams fell from grace after veterans called him out after he lied about being on board a US military chopper which was hit by a rocket-propelled grenade . Yesterday it was reported that NBC News chief Andrew Lack wanted Williams to resume his role. But this contradicted earlier claims that NBC executives wanted Williams out and were trying to negotiate his resignation. A source told the New York Daily News 'Andy (Lack) believes viewers want him (Williams) back. 'The feeling is that (Williams') problem seems to be more with the media and other reporters than his viewers - if Andy can figure out a way to get him back on the air he will do it.' The source added that Lack 'will not make a decision about Williams' fate until the network's internal probe is complete.' On Tuesday, a report emerged in the Hollywood Reporter that Lack was in fact not convinced that Williams would be able to return. Williams has reportedly been banned from speaking publicly about the investigation, or defending himself against any new claims. He is reported to have signed a deal with the network last year to continue at the network thought to be worth $10million a year. According to the New York Post, NBC News has yet to make any decision's about the newsman's future.

Summary: The former NBC Nightly News anchor was suspended over false Iraq story . An internal inquiry found that he had lied in his reporting at least 11 times . Source close to NBC says he will not see job taken away without a battle .


This was tricky for Steve Cotterill. He did not want to do Bristol City down but at the same time felt the truth ought to be laid bare. The eight-second pause was revealing in its length as a delicate topic reared its head. Where exactly would this club — now on the brink of the Championship — be without their billionaire owner Steve Lansdown? Cotterill looked down at his feet, searching for the right answer. ‘I don’t quite know,’ he said, head shaking. It isn’t worth thinking about. He is aware that they’d be nowhere near a win away from League One promotion, potentially ending the season as champions and enjoying a spectacularly redeveloped Ashton Gate. Steve Cotteril has taken Bristol City to the brink of a Championship return after two seasons in League One . City have already won silverware this season in the shape of a Johnstone's Paint Trophy win last month . ‘There are a lot of big clubs in League One, Two and the Conference with good support. You only have to look at Bristol Rovers and the crowds they get in the Conference,’ Cotterill added after his side’s 1-1 draw at second-placed Preston. The inference was obvious. ‘We’re on the verge of the Championship and that’s only down to Steve and his investment and what he’s doing at the ground.’ Lansdown, who made his fortune from financial services, is a rare breed in English football, unwavering in ploughing his own fortune into the club through love and nothing else. It hasn’t always been rosy. That strategy was downright naive when they chased the Premier League dream and racked up astonishing debts in doing so. Dean Windass’s memorable winner for Hull City in the 2008 Championship play-off final might have cost Bristol City far more than just missing out on top-flight riches. If Lansdown hadn’t changed his approach they could have folded. Dean Windass hit the only goal of the game as Hull were promoted at the expense of the Robins . Those mistakes — over-paying for decent but not exceptional players — meant the owner had to write off an eye-watering £35million worth of debt last year. The age of Financial Fair Play dictates they must live within their means. Lansdown is far more pragmatic with money nowadays, even though Cotterill was allowed to spend £1.65m on four players last summer. They later sold striker Sam Baldock to Brighton for £2m and the squad is among the smallest in all four divisions. Quality, not quantity. ‘I ain’t quite sure we bought the division,’ Cotterill added. ‘We pay all these over a period of time, over a couple of years. ‘We will still potentially need to up our budget from where we are [next season]. I wouldn’t mind betting that Preston have got a bigger budget than us. I’m not saying that to put any pressure on anybody, all I’m saying is that their squad’s bigger than ours and I know their players. Probably Sheffield United as well.’ Aaron Wilbraham celebrates his goal at Preston which kept City's

Summary: Owner Lansdown has ploughed his fortune into the club through love and nothing else . That strategy racked up enormous debts when they lost the Championship play-off final in 2008 . Lansdown wrote off an eye-watering £35million worth of debt last year . He is more pragmatic with his money nowadays and City are on the brink of a return to the second tier .


Some find them unnerving and even slightly creepy while, to others, they are endearing, mysterious and charming. Whatever your view, one thing’s for certain: when it comes to twins, particularly identical ones, they are an endless source of fascination. Yet, despite all this interest, the rest of us remain baffled, emotionally and scientifically, by the uncanny bonds identical twins share. Having spent a year researching twins for my new novel, I have come to realise that we are only beginning to grasp how strange they truly are and quite why they have compelled us for thousands of years. Ashley (left) and Mary-Kate Olsen (right) are two of the most famous twins in the world and despite their very similar appearances they are not actually identical twins . Take pre-colonial Brazilians, who thought twins were a product of adultery, resulting in the poor innocent mother often being executed for her supposed infidelity. Some primitive African societies abhorred twins because of the way multiple births resemble an animal’s litter. It wasn’t uncommon for the unlucky children to be slaughtered and their mother exiled. In Greek mythology, however, twins were believed to be the product of human intercourse with the gods, meaning they were sacred, while ancient Slavs maintained that twins shared one special soul. Not all monozygotic twins (i.e. twins born from a single fertilised egg) are truly identical. Some are ‘mirror image’ twins. This means that in one twin the hair might swirl clockwise, in the other twin it will swirl anticlockwise — but it will swirl in exactly the same way. For one twin, the left side of the mouth might curve upwards; in the other twin, the right side of the mouth has precisely the same curve. This peculiar ‘looking-glass effect’ extends to the positioning of internal organs. But many identicals are truly identical in ways we are still uncovering. Obviously, identical twins share facial characteristics and body shape. But they also share virtually identical DNA, meaning they are more closely related to each other than to anyone else, including their parents or their own children. Joel (left) and Benji Madden (right) are identical twins, it's likely that they will have grown more alike over time as their identical DNA asserts itself . A daring £5 million jewel heist was carried out at a Berlin department store in 2009. Closed-circuit TV showed one of three masked man removing a glove at the scene, which the police later recovered. The glove provided DNA evidence traced to identical twin brothers. But with no way of pinning it on one brother, both were acquitted. Identicals also share the same blood group, the same hormones, the same serum proteins; they are alike in heart rate, blood pressure, brain waves, respiratory rate and digestive process. Hospitals in America in the past have advised parents to discreetly tattoo one twin — with a tiny dot, or mark on a heel — so that in future the children can be differentiated. Parents often refuse, believing they will be able to distinguish their twins as they age (not least,

Summary: Pre-colonial Brazilians thought twins were a product of adultery . Greek mythology believed twins were the product of intercourse with gods . Many of us remain baffled by the uncanny bond identical twins share .


A man took his own life shortly after he was convicted of killing his wife in court on Friday. Mark Ward Faville, of Christiansburg, Virginia, was found guilty of voluntary manslaughter in the death of his wife Anne, who died in 2000 after being suffocated in a homicidal manner. Faville had reported at the time she had choked on a piece of chicken, something that was supported by an initial autopsy. After the verdict was, read, Faville was taken away, and it was then he took his own life in the courthouse. Scroll down for video . Mark Faville (above), of Christiansburg, Virginia, was found guilty of voluntary manslaughter in the death of his wife Anne, who died in 2000, on Friday . Faville (above with his lawyer) then took his own life as he was being led away, though it is not known how he did this and an investigation is underway . The Roanoke Times reports that a sheriff's deputy who was taking the man to a holding room could be heard screaming 'drop it, drop it,' and that the court was soon put on lockdown until 5pm. Anne (above) died in 2000 . Faville was later found dead of a self-inflicted wound, though it is not known what kind of weapon he may have used to kill himself. Deputies do not carry guns when transporting individuals in the courthouse so that they cannot try to grab them. What's more, everyone must pass through security and an x-ray machine to get into the courthouse. Police are investigating the incident. The jury of 10 men and two women took just a few hours to come back with a conviction in the case after hearing closing arguments Friday morning. The couple's two daughters both testified for the prosecution. His wife was a local teacher, and in the months after her death both daughters noted odd behaviors from their father. They also claim he had grown suspicious of his wife, and had even begun following her when she went out on errands. Immediate family members and friends cried as the verdict was read, almost all of whom believe Faville was guilty. Writings found at the couple's home seemed to imply that Anne was preparing to leave her husband for her high school sweetheart Chris Crowley, something he himself confirmed when he took the stand earlier this week. Then, on March 7, Crowley grew concerned when he had not heard from Anne all day and called police. A little after his concerned call, at around 1am on March 8, Faville ran to his neighbor's home to say his wife had stopped breathing and he needed help. Robert and Melissa Frederick ran over and said they found Anne dead and cold to the touch, and both they and paramedics reported seeing Faville sitting on his dead wife's chest and slapping her face in their testimony this week. What's more, Mr. Frederick, a respiratory therapist, repeatedly asked Faville to get off his wife so he could do something, but the man refused to move. 'There was

Summary: Mark Faville, of Christiansburg, Virginia, was found guilty of voluntary manslaughter in the death of his wife Anne, who died in 2000, on Friday . It was initially believed she choked to death, but a new autopsy determined she had been suffocated in a homicidal manner . The couple's two adult daughters testified against their father during the trial, noting his odd behavior . As he was led away, deputies began yelling, with one saying 'drop it, drop it' The courthouse was placed on lockdown , and Faville was later found dead of a self-inflicted wound . It is not known what he used as deputies do not carry guns .


Exactly 19 years ago on Wednesday, Kathy Bush made national headlines when she was arrested and accused of deliberately making her 9-year-old daughter ill for attention. All grown up, Kathy's now 27-year-old daughter Jennifer spoke out for the first time on the anniversary, saying she has repaired her relationship with her mother and believes she was never abused. 'Jennifer made it very clear: She thinks her mother never abused her,' Fort Lauderdale lawyer Robert Buschel, who defended Kathy in her criminal trial and released Jennifer's statement on Wednesday, told the Sun Sentinel. Scroll down for video . Ripped apart: In 1996, at the age of 9, Jennifer Bush was taken from her family after her mother Kathy (right) was accused of making her ill on purpose . Jennifer spent the first years of her life in and out of hospitals, as doctors struggled to find a solution to her near chronic illness that caused digestive issues and seizures. Chronically ill: In the first years of her life, Jennifer was in and out of the hospital as she battled chronic illness. A health care worker later reported Kathy Bush to authorities, suspecting the woman of purposefully poisoning her daughter with extra doses of medicine . Faced with mounting medical bills, Kathy started lobbying for health care reform and would often speak publicly and with publications about her family's battle to take care of Jennifer. Kathy even visited the Clinton White House to raise awareness of the issue. Then, in 1995, a health care worker reported to police suspicions that Kathy may have been intentionally making Jennifer sick by giving her extra doses of medicine. Police and child welfare authorities launched an investigation, and after a year amounted enough evidence to arrest Kathy on child abuse charges. Kathy's lawyer blames the investigation on Menchausen Syndrome by Proxy - a syndrome that had grown in notoriety at the time of his client's arrest. Those with the syndrome enact pain on others in order to draw pity and attention to themselves. After the arrest, Jennifer was taken from her family and put in foster care where she remained until she was 18. After a long legal battle, a jury in 1999 found Kathy guilty of aggravated child abuse and sentenced the mother of three to five years in prison. She served three years and was released in June 2005. Still the two were not allowed to see each other until Jennifer left foster care, at which point she was an adult. Against the odds, the two were able to repair their relationship and they now live close to each other in Georgia. While Jennifer declined to speak on camera about her life today, she issued a statement to news station WPLG, revealing the fact that she is now married to her high school sweetheart and working as a social worker. '[Nineteen] years ago today, on April 15, 199[6], my life was changed forever. That was the day that I was taken from my home and my family, but that day has not changed how close my

Summary: Kathy Bush was arrested on April 15, 1996 on suspicion of purposefully making her 9-year-old daughter Jennifer ill for attention . The mother of three was sentenced to five years in jail and her daughter placed in foster care for the rest of her adolescence . On Wednesday, the 19-year anniversary of Bush's arrest, her daughter spoke out to say they are now closer than ever . Jennifer Bush said in a statement that she believes her mother never abused her .


A Hillary Clinton campaign official explained on Monday why her presidential advisers have brought pre-screened partisans to some events promoted as an opportunity for the former secretary of state to meet with 'everyday Americans.' Just steps away in a Keene, New Hampshire bakery, a few run-of-the-mill people decided they didn't want to be seen with her. 'There was a bit of a thing back here when she came in,' explained Marcia DuBois, a cashier at Kristin's Bistro & Bakery on Washington Street, where Clinton spent a half-hour talking with customers and shaking hands. 'A few of the staff didn't want to come out to meet Hillary,' DuBois said. 'They just don't like her.' 'Which is too bad,' a co-worker offered while looking furtively to see who was listening. 'You may not agree with her. Okay. But you should respect the office she's shooting for.' Scroll down for videos . Hillary Clinton met a few employees at Kristin's Bakery in Keene, New Hampshire on Monday as her presidential campaign in the Granite State got underway, but some in the kitchen refused to be seen with her . The former first lady, senator and secretary of state posed with locals before a small-business roundtable event, but her communications director wouldn't rule out the possibility that some of them were brought in for the occasion . CHAT: On her way to a discussion at a local company Hillary Clinton stopped at Kristin's bakery and met some customers. MEETING: Hillary was welcomed by people in the coffee shop - although not universally . The dissenting kitchen staffers declined to be identified or speak on the record. Others at Kristin's were more congenial, including an infant girl named Molly who cooed while Clinton held her. 'I'm going to take her home,' the Democratic White House hopeful joked. While Clinton held court with three Granite Staters and their pastries, her communications director Jennifer Palmieri explained the unfolding scene. Asked whether the campaign had brought any of the customers with them, Palmieri said, 'I think maybe some of them, but I don't know.' New Hampshire's WMUR-TV later reported that two of the people Clinton spoke with had been asked to come. Clinton's team took flak last week in Iowa after a Democratic Party operative conceded that Clinton's state political director Troy Price pre-vetted and drove a trio of activists to a coffee shop, where they played the part of everyday Americans while shutters snapped. The man, Austin Bird, had been an Obama intern in 2012 and was Vice President Joe Biden's chauffeur when he came to Davenport Iowa last year. As senior campaign aide Huma Abedin made tea, Palmieri defended the practice of recruiting participants to attend those small meetings. It's a necessary evil in early primary and caucus states, Palmieri said, and part of recruiting future Clinton evangelists from among the Democratic base. 'We have to go after Democrats before we do anything else,' she insisted. 'And in Iowa? Especially in Iowa, and New Hampshire.' 'But sure. People are asked –' MEET MOLLY: Clinton enjoyed the oldest campaign

Summary: Clinton was at Kristin's Bakery in Keene, NH in advance of a small-business roundtable event . She sat with a handful of customers and made her way to the back to greet employees . But a cashier told Daily Mail Online that some of the kitchen staff 'didn't want to come out to meet Hillary' because 'they just don't like her' Clinton's communications director said it's helpful to recruit future Hillary evangelists from among Democratic activists by pre-screening them to meet Hillary in small settings as cameras click . 'If someone like that loves her, then they'll talk to other people, and so on, and that's going to help,' she said . Palmieri wouldn't rule out the possibility that some at the bakery on Monday were asked to come .


It's a skill more often seen performed by US Navy squadron the Blue Angels or the British Red Arrows. But in this incredible video, one passenger captured the moment two passenger aircraft landed perfectly in sync at San Francisco International Airport. As the two planes exit the cloud and approach the runway, this quick-witted passenger realised his seat was the perfect spot to video the respective landings. The two planes begin their descent simultaneously at San Francisco Airport . In astonishing video captured by a passenger on one of the planes, both aircrafts' wheels touch the tarmac at the same time . What resulted was the planes, one an American Airlines, landing at the same time on adjacent runways. As well as the two measuring their approach almost identically, the wheels touch the tarmac simultaneously. Richard Toomer, from the British Airline Pilots Association (BALPA), told MailOnline Travel: 'What we’re seeing here is ‘Closely Spaced Parallel Runway operations’ in practice – a safe and normal procedure at airports around the world. 'San Francisco has two pairs of parallel runways, separated by just 750 feet. Other airports such as Atlanta and Sydney have similar runway configurations and operations. The two planes come through the clouds to begin their similar descent to the ground . 'Although pilots are used to this type of approach, it does result in a very interesting view out of the window for passengers.' Plane landings are seen by many as a work of art in themselves for many tourists and enthusiasts alike. Probably the most famous, and incredible, is the landings of passenger planes on the Caribbean island of Saint Martin. On board it was silent, which helped the person videoing maintain their concentration to film the scene . Approaching Princess Juliana International Airport, aircraft come astonishingly close to those relaxing on Maho Beach that makes for terrific footage. Maho Beach is located on the Dutch side of the Caribbean island of Saint Martin, in the territory of Sint Maarten. Aircraft are forced to land so close to the beach so as to touch down near the start of the short Runway 10, which is 2,300 metres in length. As a result the area is popular with plane spotters and many of the surrounding bars and restaurants on the beach display airline departure and arrival timetables. The plane landings at Saint Martin's Princess Juliana International Airport have become legendary worldwide .

Summary: Video shows the planes approaching the runway at the same speed . The two aircraft maintain this as their wheels touch the tarmac . Aviation expert calls the manoeuvre 'Closely Spaced Parallel Runway operations'


Militants fighting for the Islamic State in Syria and Iraq are being led by a highly secretive group of strategists and officials that were once senior figures in Saddam Hussein's army. Despite thousands of foreign fighters flocking to join the Sunni extremist group and starring in their propaganda videos, ISIS' leadership is dominated by ex-members of the late Iraqi dictator's military. Almost all of the regional commanders appointed by ISIS' leader and self-declared caliph, Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, played prominent roles in the Baathist army before the 2003 invasion of Iraq and became involved with ISIS either in the resulting insurgency or after the dictator's 2006 execution. Influence: Despite thousands of foreign fighters flocking to join the Sunni extremist group and starring in their propaganda videos, ISIS' leadership is dominated by ex-members of the military of Saddam Hussein (pictured) Militants: Almost all the highly secretive officials overseeing the day-to-day running of the Islamic State (pictured) are former members of Saddam Hussein's Baathist army . One of the most prominent former Iraqi Army generals within ISIS was Abu Muslim al-Turkmani (left) who led the terrorists' operations in Iraq until he was killed in an American airstrike last November. Abu Ayman al-Iraqi (right), a former colonel in Iraqi Air Force intelligence now plays a leading role in ISIS' military council . One former Syrian rebel who became an ISIS regional commander told the Washington Post that he found that almost all of the highly secretive officials overseeing all aspects to the terror group's day-to-day business were ex members of Hussein's Baathist army. During one meeting in which he dared to disagree with fellow commanders at an ISIS meeting, the man calling himself Abu Hamza was placed under arrest on the orders of a masked man who had sat silently and almost unnoticed at the side of the room, listening and taking notes. Although the enigmatic commander's real name was never revealed to him, Hamza said that he later discovered that the man had been an intelligence officer for the Iraqi army before joining ISIS. The same went for the other ISIS commanders Hamza met, who either used code names or no names at all in the hope of concealing their past as members of Hussein's army. As well as their extensive military expertise, another key element of the commanders' appointments has been the fact the ex-Baathists have extensive contacts among oil smugglers thanks to Hussein's efforts to avoid international sanctions in the 1990s. Crucially, oil smuggling is considered the most lucrative aspect of ISIS' £2 billion-a-year income. Leader: Almost all of the regional commanders appointed by ISIS' leader and self-declared caliph, Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi (pictured), played prominent roles in the Baathist army before the 2003 invasion of Iraq . Experience: Former Iraqi Army colonel Haji Bakr (left) was al-Baghdadi's closest advisor and the overall head of his military council until his execution at the hands of Syrian rebels in January 2014. Pictured right is Abu Ahmad al-Alwani - a former Baathist soldier and now an ISIS military council member . The former Iraqi Army generals'

Summary: ISIS leadership is dominated by former members of Hussein's Iraqi Army . Many joined the terror group in the insurgency after the fall of the dictator . U.S. had barred the men taking government jobs or drawing their pensions . Generals' military experience has been key to the terrorists' spread in Iraq . Their connections with oil smugglers also help ISIS raise £2 billion a year .


Toby Alderweireld will return to Atletico Madrid when his season-long loan finishes at Southampton, according to the Spanish club's sporting director Jose Luis Perez Caminero. The Belgian defender, 26, has impressed this season on the South Coast, and has hinted in the past that he would like to remain permanently in the Premier League, with Tottenham also believed to be admirers. But Atletico say they are counting on Aldeirwereld to return to La Liga, as well as Oliver Torres who has been plying his trade in Portugal with Porto. Toby Alderweireld will return to Atletico Madrid once his loan spell ends at Southampton . 'Our coaches follow a detailed monitoring of all the players that are loaned to other teams,' Caminero told Atletico's official website. 'We are very pleased with their performance and growth in general. Oliver [Torres] and Alderweireld, for example, are finishing a very good season with Porto and Southampton and we are counting on them for the next campaign.' Alderweireld contract expires in June 2017, and has been a key part of a defence with Southampton that has seen Ronald Koeman's side challenge for the Champions League places. Alderweireld holds his head during Belgium's Euro 2016 qualifier with Israel in Jerusalem last week .

Summary: Toby Alderweireld has impressed during season-long loan at Southampton . Ronald Koeman's side are challenging for Champions League places . But Atletico Madrid says they are counting on Alderweireld for next season . Sporting director Jose Luis Perez Caminero praises Belgian defender .


Odds on the new royal baby being a girl have tumbled after a bookmaker revealed that 90 per cent of bets placed on the sex have been in favour of a female child. The odds were slashed further yesterday after a Scottish punter from Edinburgh placed a whopping £2,000 wager on a new princess with Ladbrokes. Betting on the new royal baby's date of birth has also been hotting up, with the 18th, 19th and 20th April the most popular choices - even though the official due date is the 25th. Scroll down for video . A little princess? The majority of punters are convinced that the Duchess will give birth to a girl . 'Money talks, and punters all over the UK are convinced Kate will give birth to a baby girl soon,' comments Ladbrokes spokesman Jessica Bridge. 'It looks like the only people hoping for a boy are the bookies, and maybe Prince George.' Despite there being more than a week to go until the 25th, royal fans have already begun staking their claim to spots outside the Lindo Wing at St. Mary's Hospital in Paddington. The world's media are also expected to descend on London shortly, with media facilities at the hospital opening tomorrow. Names have also proved popular with betting fans, with Alice the current front runner for a princess, followed by Victoria. Both have a suitably regal pedigree, with Victoria boasting a particularly spectacular history and a string of titled owners. Getting ready: Preparations have begun at the Lindo Wing, with police warning of a 'special event' Last engagements: The Duchess of Cambridge, seen here in Woolwich, hasn't been seen since March . Take two: The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge pictured with Prince George after his birth in 2013 . Most notable of those is the new baby's five-times great grandmother Queen Victoria, who ruled at the height of the British Empire and gloried in the title of Empress of India as well as Queen. Her eldest daughter, the mother of the future Kaiser Wilhelm of Germany, was also called Victoria, as were an impressive 12 of Queen Victoria's granddaughters. Another famous Victoria is Sweden's Crown Princess Victoria, 37, who will follow her 68-year-old father King Carl XVI Gustaf onto the Swedish throne. Alice, meanwhile, was bestowed on another of Queen Victoria's daughters, Princess Alice Maud Marie, who went on to marry Louis IV, Grand Duke of Hesse. The couple had seven children, among them the doomed last Tsarina of Russia, Alexandra Fyodorovna, and Victoria, first Princess Louis of Battenburg and then Marchioness of Milford Haven. Pedigree: Contemporary royal Victorias include Sweden's Crown Princess, pictured at her 2010 wedding . Princess Alice: Famous royal Alices include Prince Philip's mother, Princess Alice of Greece and Denmark . Will it be James? Along with seven British monarchs, James is also the name of the Duchess' brother . Her daughter, also called Alice, produced the most famous of Alice of Hesse's descendants - Prince Philip of Greece and Denmark, now the Duke of Edinburgh. Should the punters of Britain

Summary: 90 per cent of bets on the royal baby's sex have been on a girl . One Scottish punter in Edinburgh placed a bet of £2,000 yesterday . Favourite potential birth dates include the 18th, 19th and 20th April . The Duchess of Cambridge's official due date is the 25th April . Popular names include Alice, Victoria, Arthur and James .


Almost half of headteachers have vacancies in English, maths and science departments amid a growing recruitment crisis in secondary schools. They are struggling to fill core teaching positions, with some posts attracting only one or two applicants. School leaders warn the 'bleak' situation is likely to worsen due to the rise in pupil numbers and 'greater competition' for graduates among employers. Almost half of headteachers have vacancies in English, maths and science departments amid a growing recruitment crisis in secondary schools . A survey by the Association of School and College Leaders (ASCL) found that 44 per cent of respondents had vacancies in English, 52 per cent in maths and 50 per cent in science. Overall, 86 per cent had 'difficulty' recruiting teachers for core subjects. Meanwhile, 62 per cent had similar problems in non-core subjects. And 65 per cent said they believed recruitment was more difficult than in previous years. London schools are experiencing the most problems finding teachers in English, maths and science, followed by the North West and East of England. The non-core subjects facing recruitment difficulties include geography, design and technology, business studies, computer science, religious education and modern foreign languages. The survey received 97 responses from headteachers and groups of headteachers from local networks of schools. One leader of a secondary school in southern England said: 'I have advertised for a head of maths twice and so far only had one applicant. This is a non-selective comprehensive school which has been significantly above average for maths consistently in the last five years. 'Why wouldn't someone want to lead such a great team?' A headteacher in the East of England said: 'A recent advert for a head of English drew two candidates, both with insufficient relevant experience. 'Head of ICT/computing drew a field of two suitable candidates out of four applicants, and teacher of maths drew one suitable applicant from a pool of two. All in all it is very bleak and there is a distinct lack of choice.' A survey by the Association of School and College Leaders (ASCL) found that 44 per cent of respondents had vacancies in English, 52 per cent in maths and 50 per cent in science . A headteacher in North Yorkshire claimed 'recruitment is becoming a significant factor in preventing school improvement'. He said: 'Maths, physics and now good-quality English candidates are in very short supply and schools in challenging circumstances are facing the future with little hope of recruiting credible candidates.' Meanwhile an assistant headteacher in the Midlands said their school – rated outstanding by Ofsted – only received two applications for a full-time English post. Brian Lightman, ASCL general secretary, said: 'The existing teacher supply model does not work. Schools all over the country are experiencing unprecedented difficulties recruiting trainees, qualified teachers, middle and senior leaders. 'The next government must act urgently to ensure that effective processes are put in place to model numbers of teachers needed in each sector and region, and then promote the status and value of teaching as a profession.' The union is drawing up

Summary: School leaders warn the 'bleak' situation is likely to get even worse . Say it is due to rise in pupil numbers and greater competition for graduates . London schools have most problems, followed by North West and East .


Looks like Lewis Hamilton has landed himself a cameo role in Zoolander 2. The F1 world champion was spotted on the Rome set for the comedy sequel, in a scene that looked like Ben Stiller's male model was taking part in a catwalk show with Owen Wilson's Hansel. Cameo: Lewis Hamilton and Olivia Munn film scenes in Rome for Zoolander 2 . Hamilton was sat front row with Olivia Munn and busily chatting in between takes on Friday. He donned a stylish red camouflage suit with a white shirt and sunglasses for the runway scene while Olivia wore a shaggy fur coat over the shoulders of a fashion forward dress. They happily chatted and showed each other their phones as they waited for the scene to be set. At one point, star and director Ben came over to chat to them, before changing into his Derek outfit. The British race car driver and actress have done well to nab a coveted cameo in the comedy sequel . The scene seems to show celebrities and fashionistas have gathered to watch Derek Zoolander's latest show . Lewis and Olivia happily chatted and checked out each other's phones in between takes . Star and director Ben Stiller chats to Lewis and Olivia on Friday evening . He and Owen both wore red all-in-ones with labels on the front that said 'Hello my name is OLD' on Derek and 'Hello my name is LAME' on Hansel's. Both actors wore silver boots to complete their ensemble in the collection that seemed to be focused on age and illness as some models looked like grannies and others used crutches. Hamilton arrived on a private plane for the night shoot, which was a fashion show. He left Rome the morning after the shoot. Hamilton is making his first live-action cameo on the big screen having previously lent his voice to Disney animation Cars 2. This cameo marks Lewis's big screen live-action debut in a movie . He previously voiced himself in the Disney animation sequel starring Owen Wilson . Zoolander 2 is one of the most highly-anticipated films of 2016 . Owen Wilson voiced the main motor Lightning McQueen in the kids' film, so they've previously worked together, though probably didn't meet during their studio sessions. So far Penelope Cruz, Kim Kardashian and Kanye West are believed to have cameo roles too, with Billy Zane also getting a role which may not be as himself. His casting was announced on Ben Stiller's social media channels, but the bald actor was wearing a Hansel style wig, so maybe taking on a different role, after playing himself in the first film. Owen and Ben return as Hansel and Derek in the follow-up to their 2001 hit . The actors don red jumpsuits with 'Hello My Name Is OLD' and ''Hello My Name Is LAME' The plot, written by Justin Theroux, centres on Derek and Hansel who are modelling again but are the target of an opposing company attempting to take them out from the business . Kristen Wiig is also to

Summary: Lewis Hamilton has landed himself a cameo role in Zoolander 2 . The F1 world champion was spotted on the Rome set of the film . The comedy sequel stars Ben Stiller, Owen Wilson and Billy Zane .


Riddick Bowe was once seen as the world's best heavyweight fighter and reportedly had $15million, but he is now offering to post tweets for $20 . He was once the double heavyweight champion, with a career that allowed him to retire from the ring with a rumoured fortune of $15million. Now Riddick Bowe, of Maryland, has found himself tweeting happy birthday messages and adverts for insurance firms for anyone who pays him $20. The 46-year-old recently offered to 'tweet anything' for people who credit him through PayPal, sharing the messages with his 450,000 followers. His offer seems a far cry from the fame he enjoyed in the 1990s as the only man who could beat Evander Holyfield. Bowe explained his plan to this thousands of followers in a post. He said: 'I will tweet anything to anyone just paypal me $20 bowe@riddickbowe.com. Thats whats up. Bowe . And as apparent proof of his pledge a number of bizarre messages have since appeared on the former boxing champion's Twitter account. One post read: 'I tell you all now @JakeLeeYes is twice the fighter I ever was. Thats whats up. Bowe' And in others he posted messages from people asking for dates and venting their frustrations at taxi drivers, as well as promoting websites, small businesses and hotels. He wrote: 'Im now in the business of endorsing yo companies helping those small business get off them ground Im try help the little guy thats what i do.' His actions seem a fall from his hey day in the 1990s when Bowe was widely regarded as the best heavyweight fighter in the world. He motched up victories over former champion Evander Holyfield in 1992 at Caesars Palace and Andrew Golota, who was disqualified for low blows. He retired in 1997 and went on to join the Marine Corps Reserves, but dropped out while he was training. Next the boxer's fortunes were to take an even more disastrous turn after he was imprisoned for 18 months for domestic violence after he held his now ex-wife and children against their will. In 2004 he returned to the ring and won three bouts in unconvincing fashion. Bowe posted a message to his 451,000 followers offering to post any messages they wanted, and his tweets since then - from asking for dates to promoting companies - has proved that he means his offer . By 2005 Bowe had filed for bankruptcy - a stark contrast to the days when he was rumoured to have $15million career earnings. His last fight was a win over Gene Pukall in Germany in 2008. By 2009 he was at a New Jersey flea market, according to the New York Times, selling his wares and speaking of his aim to return to the ring. In 2013 Bowe made a comeback as a Muay Thai fighter, but was spectacularly beaten in the second round. At the time he said he had tried the sport because he was bored of retirement and needed the cash. Bowe (right) faced Evander Holyfield (left) in 1992 and became the

Summary: Riddick Bowe was once seen as best heavyweight boxer in the world . He sensationally beat Evander Holyfield and earned a £15m fortune . But after retiring in 1998 Bowe ended up in prison and filed for bankruptcy . Former champion is now offering to tweet 'anything' in return for $20 .


A young cancer sufferer who proposed to his girlfriend hoping surgery would save his life is set to marry in hospital after being told he's too ill for the operation and has just weeks to live. Jack Jordan, 23, proposed to his girlfriend Laura Cant last Christmas from his hospital bed while suffering from leukaemia. The pair planned to wed after a bone marrow transplant, which they hoped would have given them a bright future together. Jack Jordan and his girlfriend Laura Cant, who are to marry tomorrow in hospital after being told he had just weeks to live . However, last week Mr Jordan was given the news that he was too ill to undergo the transplant and has just weeks to live. The couple have now quickly moved the wedding forward and are now set to become the first to marry in a ceremony at Torbay Hospital's chapel. Miss Cant, 24, of Brixham, Devon, said: “No amount of drugs or treatment has worked for my Jack and he has now been given just a few weeks to live. 'We just want to be married. Jack didn’t want to leave until he was any less than my husband. 'We have the nurses crying and everything. As devastating as this is to both our families, we are all planning on giving Jack the best day of his life. 'He is still my Jack. You wouldn't think anything was wrong except he is very tired. 'He sleeps all the time. In a very, very odd kind of way Jack was relieved when he was told the news last Friday because he doesn't have to fight anymore. Mr Jordan had hoped to undergo a bone marrow transplant to prolong his life but was given the news last week that he was too ill for the surgery . Mr Jordan posted a picture on Facebook of his girlfriend wearing her engagement ring after proposing at Christmas . 'He is absolutely exhausted. I am spending every day and every night in hospital with him. 'I feel very numb. Jack is my strength. He is keeping me going. We are want makes us strong.' The hospital chapel holds about 80 people and will be full of family and close friends. Leukaemia affects a person's white blood cells. White blood cells are the important infection-fighting part of the immune system, made in your bone marrow. Patients with leukaemia produce an abnormal number of immature white blood cells which 'clog up' their bone marrow. This stops bone marrow making other blood cells, which are vital for a balanced immune system and healthy blood. Acute leukaemia comes on suddenly, progesses quickly and needs to be treated urgently. Chronic leukaemia develops more slowly, over months or years. Common treatments for leukaemia include chemotherapy, radiotherapy or a bone marrow transplant. It is predicted that 48% of men and 44% of women will survive the disease for ten years or more. Miss Cant added: 'We have been told it is the first wedding that anybody can remember at the hospital chapel.' Mr Jordan

Summary: Jack Jordan proposed to girlfriend Laura Cant while suffering leukaemia . Pair planned to marry after Mr Jordan received a bone marrow transplant . Last week he was told he was too ill to have surgery and has weeks to live . Couple have now brought forward the wedding and will marry in hospital .


A Labour parliamentary candidate says she felt no shame in accepting a £1,000 donation from Tony Blair, despite campaigning heavily against the Iraq War. Rupa Huq, who is standing for Ed Miliband’s party in a key marginal seat in west London, said fellow candidates who had turned down the cash were ‘sticking their noses up’ at Mr Blair. Ms Huq - the sister of former Blue Peter presenter Konnie Huq - even accused MailOnline of ‘picking on her’ when she was quizzed about the donation at a hustings debate last night. Labour parliamentary candidate Rupa Huq (left) says she felt no shame in accepting a £1,000 donation from Tony Blair, despite campaigning heavily against the Iraq War . Mr Blair made £1,000 donations to 106 local campaigns in target seats across the country in March, only for some Labour candidates to reject the money, with one saying she could not accept the money because of her moral objections to the Iraq War. University lecturer Ms Huq, who is running to be MP for Ealing Central and Acton, actively campaigned against the war, boasting about the fact on a page of pledges on her website - but has not returned the money to Mr Blair. When asked whether she felt any shame for accepting the money from the Prime Minister that led Britain into war, she said she was ‘not in a position’ to be able to return the cash. She said: ‘He gave the donation to all the key seats. What we want to do is defeat the Conservative government, the Conservative government that has closed A&Es. ‘He wrote a cheque for £1,000 to the Labour Party, to 106 key seats in the whole country, and I think three people stuck their noses up. ‘But elections cost money, if he gives money to good causes then why not? ‘Tony Blair won three elections, maybe you’re too young to remember. You know what, elections cost money. And he’s the most successful Labour Prime Minister that we have ever had in our country.’ Rupa Huq (pictured, right, campaigning with Eddie Izzard, left) said fellow candidates who had turned down the cash were ‘sticking their noses up’ at Mr Blair . Former minister Sally Keeble (left) and the Labour candidate in Dundee Lesley Brennan (right) have rejected Mr Blair's donation . As members of the public at the hustings at West Acton Primary School started to heckle Ms Huq, she could be heard saying: ‘That was a question designed to pick on me.’ In March, three Labour parliamentary candidates turned down their £1,000 donations from Mr Blair. Sophy Gardner, who is standing for the party in Gloucester and served in the Iraq campaign as a Wing Commander, declined the money. She said: ’I have taken a personal decision that given my criticism of the Iraq war, in which I served, it would be hypocritical of me to accept it. ‘Therefore, I can confirm I would decline this money.’ She joined Lesley Brennan, standing in Dundee East, and Sally Keeble, in Northampton North, who both turned

Summary: Labour candidate Rupa Huq accepted £1,000 from Blair earlier this year . She campaigned heavily against Iraq War but said: 'Elections cost money' Three colleagues turned down cash from former Prime Minister in March . Ms Huq - sister of former Blue Peter presenter Konnie - said candidates who turned down Blair's donation were 'sticking their noses up'


A mother-of-two claims her face was left covered in angry red welts after drinking a bottle of Tesco wine which reeked of bleach. Justine Jones was left covered in huge sores and in agony after opening the bottle of Tesco Finest Garnacha wine to celebrate her daughter's birthday. Her mother Jan Jones had bought the bottle for granddaughter Abi's 18th birthday and they had poured a glass to toast the occasion. Justine Jones was left covered in huge sores and in agony after opening the bottle of Tesco Finest Garnacha wine to celebrate her daughter's birthday . But despite the bottle being sealed and showing no evidence of being tampered with, the family were shocked when they inspected it further and found it contained a clear liquid which smelt of bleach. Mother-of-two Ms Jones, 44, said: 'It tasted foul. I inspected the bottle and found that the liquid was clear and had bits of mucus and bits floating in it. 'My daughters and mum smelt the liquid and thought it had a faint smell of bleach. We were horrified.' Despite the bottle being sealed and showing no evidence of being tampered with, the family were shocked when they inspected it further and found it contained a clear liquid which smelt of bleach . The accountant, from Shropshire, suffers from rare condition pemphigus, which means her immune system is extremely sensitive to certain chemicals and attacks her body leaving serious blisters. The next day she was covered in huge sores and had to be referred to hospital. The bottle, bought from a Tesco branch in Market Weighton, East Yorkshire, was taken back by her mother who demanded it be tested and investigated. She said: 'I felt alarmed, Justine has such a poor immune system we have to be careful really.' A letter from the supermarket giant said a report had been sent to their technologist and that the wine had been provided by a supplier. Tesco wrote: 'The technologist acts as a regulator, and will follow it up with the people who make this product for us, as well as keeping an eye on all incoming complaints.' But Mrs Jones said the response was not good enough. 'I feel awful about their response. They sent me £10 and a £15 moneycard'. Justine Jones pictured without the welts. The accountant, from Shropshire, suffers from rare condition pemphigus, which means her immune system is extremely sensitive to certain chemicals and attacks her body leaving serious blisters . 'I wasn't looking for money, I wanted a result. I suspected it was cleaning fluid.' Her daughter added: 'We were incensed. This is particularly worrying as our product had obviously been tampered with and caused me considerable pain.' A Tesco spokesperson said: 'We're sorry we let Mrs Jones down with our investigation. We take all complaints extremely seriously, our team will be looking at what went wrong to ensure it doesn't happen again.'

Summary: Jan Jones bought bottle of Tesco Finest Garnacha wine as a present . Her daughter drank a mouthful of the wine and later broke out in welts . The family inspected the liquid they found it was clear and smelt of bleach . Tesco said wine was made by supplier and has launched an investigation .


A 66-year-old man has been charged after allegedly burning an Australian flag at a Brisbane landmark on the eve before Anzac Day commemoration services are to take place at the site. The man, from Palm Beach in Brisbane's south, reportedly set an Australian flag on fire at the Shrine of Remembrance in Anzac Square on Friday afternoon. Police told Daily Mail Australia they arrested the 66-year-old for a 'breach of the peace' at around 1pm. An Australian flag was reportedly set alight at the Shine of Remembrance in Brisbane's Anzac Square on Friday afternoon . He was then taken into custody and charged with one count of public nuisance. The man will face Brisbane Magistrate's Court on the morning of Saturday's 100th Anzac Day commemoration service where tens of thousands will gather around the Eternal Flame of Remembrance in Anzac Square to pay their respects to our fallen service men and women. Dawn Services will start at 4.28am at the Shrine of Remembrance in Adelaide Street's Anzac Square. Due to the high numbers of people expected to attend the dawn service, big screens are being set up around Anzac Square, Post Office Square, King George Square and Queen Street Mall to ensure that everyone who made the early morning pilgrimage will get a glimpse at the moving service. A 66-year-old man from Palm Beach was arrested and charged with a 'breach of the peace' and public nuisance . Tens of thousand are set to gather around the Eternal Flame of Remembrance in Anzac Square to pay their respects to our fallen service men and women . This incident comes just weeks after veterans condemned protesters who were seen burning the Australian flag at anti-Islamic and anti-racism protests in Melbourne. 'To burn anyone's flag in anyone's country is disgusting. It's just not on,' a spokesman for the Returned and Services League (RSL) in Sydney told Daily Mail Australia. The man was taken into custody at Anzac Square, pictured, and will face Brisbane Magistrates Court on Saturday morning .

Summary: A 66-year-old man has been accused of burning an Australian flag . It was reportedly set it alight at the Shine of Remembrance in Anzac Square . He has been charged with public nuisance and breach of the peace . This comes only a day before thousands are set to gather to commemorate Anzac Day's centenary at the Brisbane landmark .