Brynn Johnson and Cassie Miller have known each other for some time, but seven months ago they were brought together by a terrible tragedy. Cassie was in her car picking up Brynn's son for preschool in Tenino, Washington, when she accidentally ran over Brynn's younger daughter, 17-month-old Rowyn, who was killed. Incredibly though, Brynn forgave Cassie for what happened, acknowledging what happened as a horrific accident. 'It's a hard thing to accept and a hard thing to swallow to this day,' Cassie told KOMO News. Scroll down for video . Pulled together by tragedy: Brynn Johnson (left) lost her young daughter Rowyn in September last year after Cassie Miller (right) accidentally ran over the little girl with her car. The two dealt with the tragedy together . Tragic: Rowyn was only 17-months-old when she was killed instantly in the driveway of her home in Tenino, Washington, in September last year, by one of her mother's friends . 'I mean, I struggle every day.' Brynn then added: 'And both of us blame ourselves.' 'I think more so than blaming the other person we blame ourselves.' The women helped each other get through the tragedy, which occurred on September 16 last year. In order to deal with their grief, they started a charity initiative called Raise for Rowyn, which raises money for families who have experienced child tragedies. I really feel a lot of the time I'm just living for her and doing her work,' Cassie told KOMO. 'And I do want to make her proud.' Brynn added: 'Her and God have this plan and we're helping all of these families for them.' The women even planted a memorial garden at Brynn's home to honor Rowyn and the place she died. Memorial: The women planted a garden in memory of Rowyn and have also started a charity to help other families who have experienced a similar type of grief . R.I.P.: The women say they believe they were meant to help others following the death of Rowyn . Brynn (left) is pictured here with Rowyn as a baby and her older young, while Cassie (right) is also pictured Rowyn, not too long before her death last year . On the Raise for Rowyn website, Brynn explained what happened to her little on that fateful day last September. Her and Cassie's sons had just started preschool together. 'We were working to get the boys loaded in the car when little 17-month-old Rowyn climbed backwards down the front porch steps in her baby blue pajamas to come see us,' the site noted. 'Her big brother did not want to go to school that day and he was crying. 'Having known one another for quite some time and our kids being in daycare together, we decided to just shut the car door and go anyway, knowing his tears would be short lived. 'We waved one last time, and the car slowly pulled forward. 'Somehow in a matter of seconds Rowyn was not where we thought she was. 'Paramedics say that Rowyn was killed instantly, and despite our

Summary: Rowyn Johnson was 17-months-old when she was killed in September . Cassie Miller accidentally ran the child over in the driveway of her home . Miller was picking up Rowyn's brother for preschool . Rowyn's mom, Brynn Johnson, forgave Miller, knowing it was an accident . The two have now started a charity to honor Rowyn and help other families .


An astonishing letter from the Titanic's owners to the family of a dead officer asking for a huge sum of money to return his dead body to England has been uncovered 103 years on from the tragedy. The letter, dated May 7, 1912, was sent from White Star Lines to Christopher Moody, the brother of 24-year-old officer James Moody, who died after the Titanic hit an iceberg on its maiden voyage. In it, company bosses demand £20 - the equivalent of £2,000 in today's money - to return his body to England, and state that Christopher Moody will have to pick up the tab from there. Scroll down for video . Bosses from Ismay Imrie & Co, co-owners of White Star Lines, wrote this letter to the family of officer James Moody who died on board the Titanic, telling them his body could be returned - but only for a price . The letter asks for £20, almost £2,000 in today's money, to have Mr Moody's remains sent to his home in Scarborough, and say it will be the family's job to pay for him to be transported to the morgue and for burial . The letter, from bosses at Ismay Imrie & Co, the parent company of White Star Line, read: 'We have your further letter of the 6th instant, and while we will be prepared to transport the remains of your brother across the Atlantic to either Liverpool or Southampton we regret that it is not possible for us to do any more. 'Should you after further consideration desire the remains of your Brother to be returned will you kindly telegraph us in the morning at the same time sending us a deposit of £20 for any expenses and land charges on the other Side and we will at once cable New York asking then to arrange this if practicable. James Moody was born in Scarborough in 1887, the son of John Henry Moody, a twon councillor, and Evelyn Louise Lammin. Privately schooled, he was sent away to King Edward VII Nautical School in London where he graduated with a masters in 1911. He went straight into service as an officer, first working on the Titanic's sister ship the Oceanic, before transferring to her ill-fated relative in 1912, then aged 24. Serving as the vessel's sixth junior officer, he set sail on her maiden voyage from Southampton to New York on April 14, 1912, along with 2,224 passengers and crew. Two days later, as the boat was passing through the northern Atlantic, Moody was on night watch when he received a call from one of the lookouts at 11.40pm. 'What do you see?' Moody asked. The man replied: 'Iceberg, right ahead!' After the collision, Moody was seen on deck all night, helping passengers into the lifeboats, and declining to go himself, despite all his junior officer colleagues escaping. He was last seen shortly before 2.20am, when the boat finally slipped under, still trying to launch more lifeboats. Today there is a memorial to him in Scarborough, with the inscription: 'Greater

Summary: James Moody, 24, officer on the Titanic, died helping passengers escape . Brother Christopher wrote to ship's owners asking for body to be returned . Was sent a reply asking for £20, or £2,000 in today's money, to comply . Instead bosses offered brother a picture of his headstone overseas .


Edwin Mee denies a series of sex offences which complainants claim took place when he worked as as an Army recruitment sergeant in Croydon . An Army recruitment sergeant who served with the Special Forces in Iraq has denied sex attacks on 11 female cadets - saying they 'never happened'. Edwin Mee, 46, is said to have abused his position of power to abuse or rape 11 alleged victims while working at an Army careers centre in Croydon, south London. The Scottish officer - known as 'Jock' - allegedly carried out the attacks on women aged from 15 to their early twenties between October 2010 and September 2011. Taking to the witness box to give evidence at London's Southwark Crown Court today, Mee told jurors about his military career, and firmly denied the allegations. He branded one alleged victim - who says she became pregnant after he raped her - a 'time waster' and a liar. Lisa Wilding QC, defending, asked her client: 'The allegations against you are that in respect of two complainants, that you raped them, and in respect of the others that you touched them sexually, what do you say generally about those allegations?' Mee replied: 'That never happened ma'am.' Mee joined the army aged 24, and went on to serve tours of duty in Iraq - where he was attached to the Special Forces, and Afghanistan - where he was attached to a parachute regiment - and Bosnia, jurors heard. By the time the allegations against him came to light he had acquired the rank of sergeant, and he was suspended in 2011. The court was told that Mee was medically discharged from the Army in April 2014. He explained that his father had been an engineer in the Royal Navy, his mother an Army nurse, and that his step-brothers had also been in the Army. Lisa Wilding QC, defending Mee, asked him how he felt about his time in the Army. He replied: 'Everyone knows how I feel about the Army. My family served in it - the Army was my life, and if it wasn't for all this mess, I would still be there.' When arrested, Mee gave a prepared statement to police denying the allegations against him. Referring to one of the rape allegations, he said: 'I have never raped any person in my life.' He went on to deny each of the sexual assault allegations saying 'I did not sexually assault any person', when talking about each individual incident. However, giving evidence, Mee conceded that he would often swear in the recruitment office and shouted at recruits saying things like 'I'll rip your head off and s*** down your throat'. When asked why he was like this, he replied: 'If I felt they were trying to mess me about, if somebody missed an appointment. These are courses that are paid for by the British army. 'If someone missed an appointment I would get them on the phone and b****** them. At the time I just thought it was normal. It was just the way

Summary: Recruiting sergeant accused of series of sex attacks in 2010 and 2011 . One victim says she became pregnant after she was raped by him . He denies all charges and tells a court the offences 'did not happen' In cross-examination, he tells jury that the Army was 'his life'


Grant Shapps was last night at the centre of extraordinary claims that he was doctoring Wikipedia pages to promote himself at the expense of his political rivals. The Tory party chairman is accused of deleting embarrassing references to his past from his own page in the online encyclopedia while putting unflattering updates on the pages of others. A furious Mr Shapps denied the claims, published by the Guardian, describing them as an ‘extreme dirty tricks campaign’. David Cameron defended Mr Shapps, saying that the party chairman is doing 'a great job' while on the campaign trail today. Scroll down for video . Grant Shapps, pictured campaigning with Esther McVey yesterday, has been accused of changing Wikipedia pages to promote himself and damage rivals . Mr Shapps has denied the allegations claiming they were part of 'an extreme dirty tricks campaign' Wikipedia has suspended an anonymous user of the site, known only as ‘Contribsx’, after finding evidence it said suggested the account was run either by Mr Shapps or under his ‘clear direction’. It cited a series of amendments made by the user to pages of the site, around one third of which involved removing embarrassing references on Mr Shapps’s own page. Other changes included adding critical language to the pages of Tory Cabinet ministers including International Development Secretary Justine Greening and campaign chief Lynton Crosby. The timing and content of some of the edits appear to tally with instances when Mr Shapps clashed with the subject of the changes. The Tories described the story as ‘completely false and defamatory’. Last night Mr Shapps said: ‘It’s categorically untrue. It’s absolutely nothing to do with me. It’s just ridiculous. It looks like an extreme dirty tricks campaign designed to do anything but talk about policies.’ But it emerged in 2012 that changes to Mr Shapps’s Wikipedia page were made from computers in his constituency office. At the time, he said he had amended pages claiming he was ‘a Jehovah’s Witness, agnostic or crashed a car into a school wall’. A Wikipedia account using the alias 'Contribsx' edited a number of pages linked to Mr Shapps and other prominent politicians . Minister Justine Greening, left, and Tory election supremo Lynton Crosby, right, were among those mentioned in the Wikipedia edits . When Mr Cameron was asked if he has 'full confidence' in Mr Shapps today, he replied: 'Grant does a great job. He has made a very clear statement about this and I have got nothing to add to that.' The Conservative chairman told the BBC: 'This is one of the most bonkers stories I think I have seen during this election campaign. Absolutely, totally without foundation. 'It seems to be based on the word of a single Wikipedia anonymous editor who, for all I know, is a Labour Party apparatchik.' An investigation by Wikipedia claimed the Contribsx account ‘is a ‘sockpuppet of Grant Shapps’ previous accounts on Wikipedia’. Sockpuppet refers to a fake online identity used ‘for an improper purpose’ and is banned on the site. Among the changes revealed include information about Miss

Summary: Grant Shapps has been accused of altering Wikepedia pages of his rivals . The Tory Party chairman is in charge of the party's election campaign . He has denied the claims calling them 'an extreme dirty tricks campaign' David Cameron stood up for Shapps saying he is doing 'a great job'


The wife of a Detroit-area soccer referee filed a $51 million lawsuit Friday against a hot-headed player who is in prison for throwing a punch that killed her husband during a game last summer. The figure represents $1 million for each of the 51 additional years that John Bieniewicz, 44, could have lived, according to the lawsuit in Wayne County court. Kristen Bieniewicz of Westland, the representative of her husband's estate, is suing Bassel Saad, along with another man who controlled the team and the soccer league. Kristen Bieniewicz of Westland (pictured left with her late husband) has filed a $51 million lawsuit against Bassel Saad (right) who is in prison for throwing a punch that killed her husband during a game last summer . Bieniewicz died after Saad punched him in the head just moments before Saad would have been ejected from a weekend game in Livonia. Dr. Jamal Saleh said he rushed toward Bieniewicz, who was on his back grasping a yellow card in one hand and a red card in the other, and performed CPR which failed to work. 'We hope this lawsuit sends a message that when you commit uncivilized acts in a civilized world there are consequences, even beyond the criminal realm,' said attorney James Acho, who had known Bieniewicz since childhood. Cyril Hall, Saad's attorney in the criminal case, said Friday that the lawsuit surprises him. 'Bassel Saad is not an individual of wealth. He was a mechanic,' Hall said. Behind bars: Saad, 37, was recently sentenced to at least eight years in prison after pleading guilty to involuntary manslaughter . The Associated Press left messages seeking comment from a telephone listing for the soccer league. Saad, 37, was recently sentenced to at least eight years in prison after pleading guilty to involuntary manslaughter. He expressed remorse in court and said he prays for the Bieniewicz family. The lawsuit also names the Michigan United Soccer League, which is accused of allowing Saad to play despite his reputation as a violent player. Citing his doctor, the lawsuit described Bieniewicz, who had two children, as being in great health with the potential to live to age 95. Bieniewicz is pictured being administered CPR on the turf after being knocked out cold by Saad . 'I speak for his dozens of buddies, many of whom go back to our days at Catholic Central High, and we want justice for his family,' said Acho, who is handling the case with co-counsel Karen Daley. In 2005, Saad was involved in another assault on a soccer field. Court documents obtained by Detroit Free Press indicate that he repeatedly struck another player in the head. Saad pleaded no contest in that case and was sentenced to five days of community service and 12 months of probation. Mrs Bieniewicz testified at Michigan's Capitol earlier this year in support of proposed legislation that would make it a felony to assault a sports official in the state. Referees ‘are out there on an island with no one to defend them,' she said. 'Something more than a

Summary: Kristen Bieniewicz of Westland is suing Bassel Saad, who was convicted of involuntary manslaughter and is serving eight to 15 years in prison . Another man who controlled the team and the soccer league is also listed in the lawsuit . Bieniewicz died after Saad punched him in the head just moments before Saad would have been ejected from a weekend game in Livonia .


Ricky Ricardo Chiles III (pictured), who was suspected of fatally shooting two people, shot himself with his gun on Thursday morning . A man suspected of fatally shooting two people at the scene of a traffic accident that killed his nephew has taken his own life, according to police. Ricky Ricardo Chiles III, 27, killed himself with a single shot as police closed in on him at the Presidential Inn & Suites in Lyon, Illinois on Thursday around 9am, said Milwaukee Police Chief Edward Flynn. Since Tuesday, police were looking for Chiles III in connection to the killing 40-year-old Archie Brown Jr and 15-year-old Rasheed Chiles. Brown struck and killed the gunman's two-year-old nephew Damani Terry after he darted into the street in front of Brown's van, authorities said. Damani's brother, Rasheed and also the nephew of Chiles III, was struck by the gunfire at the scene of the accident. He later died at a hospital. Police believe Chiles III decided to exact revenge and took the law into his own hands. 'This sad example is what we get when we have folks who decide it's their responsibility to use their guns to redress their grievances,' said Flynn. On Wednesday around 7.30pm, Flynn said Milwaukee police obtained a warrant on for the arrest of Chiles III in connection to Sunday's shootings. He was with his girlfriend at the motel on Thursday, who has not been identified, and who was uninjured in the incident. Police said it is not clear if she will face any charges, according to the Journal Sentinel. Scroll down for video . Archie Brown Jr (left) struck and killed two-year-old Damani Terry (right) who ran in front of his van in Milwaukee, Wisconsin on Sunday evening. While at the scene an unidentified gunman shot Brown and Damani's 15-year-old brother, Rasheed Chiles (right) After being released from prison in August 2013 for serving a two year-conviction for a 2011 bank robbery where he was the getaway driver, Chiles III was on extended supervision at the time of the shooting on Sunday. He was also prohibited from possessing firearms. Chiles III had a previous criminal history which included convictions of disorderly conduct, resisting an officer and fourth-degree sexual assault. Police Captain Timothy Heier said the car accident occurred at 5.10pm on Sunday after little Damani ran into the street in a residential neighborhood on the 4600 block of North 48th Street in Milwaukee. Witnesses said on Sunday that Damani and Rasheed had been attending a birthday party when the accident and shootings took place. According to reports, Rasheed had brought his toddler brother to a house party Sunday, but the little boy got out of the house and darted into the street . When Damani was run over, Rasheed rushed outside to his aid, at which point someone opened fire. The teen was struck in the shoulder and later died during surgery . Quinetta Briton, center, the wife of Archie Brown Jr, is hugged by nephew Dramante Freeman, during a memorial for Brown and other victims in Wisconsin on Wednesday .

Summary: Ricky Chiles III, 27, shot himself on Thursday as police closed in on him . Police had warrant on Wednesday for his arrest in connection to shootings . Chiles III killed himself with single gun shot while at Illinois motel . Rasheed Chiles, 15, was shot in the shoulder and died after two-year-old brother Damani Terry was run over by van after darting into street Sunday . Gunman shot dead the driver of the van, 40-year-old Archie Brown Jr, in a Milwaukee neighborhood in a revenge shooting, police said . Brown was a father of four daughters, including a six-month-old girl .


The jury that sentenced Aaron Hernandez to life in prison on Wednesday want the world to know that they gave the ex-New England Patriots star a fair trial. The seven women and five men who voted to find the 25-year-old guilty of murder this week say it was a heart-wrenching decision, but one they made in confidence. On Thursday, the jury and alternate jurors say down with CNN's Anderson Cooper to talk about the trial that has consumed their lives for the past three months. Scroll down for video . Decided: The jury that voted Wednesday to send former New England Patriots star Aaron Hernandez to prison for life sat down for a group interview on Thursday with CNN's Anderson Cooper . Guilty: Hernandez was found guilty Wednesday of murdering Odin Lloyd in 2013. Pictured in court on Wednesday on the left, when the verdict was read. On the right, seen in a Patriots uniform before his arrest . When asked if they knew who Hernandez was before the trial started, most raised their hands. However, they maintained that Hernandez's notoriety didn't have an impact on their decision. 'It doesn't matter how much money you have or how much money you make. We're all people, and we're all equal, and we all deserve the same fair trial, and that's what we wanted to make sure we gave him,' juror Jon Carlson said. Only one juror, Rosalie Oliver, didn't know of the tight end who had a $40million contract with the local NFL team. On the other side of the spectrum is juror Kelly Dorsey - a lifelong Patriots fan, who watches the team every Sunday during football season. While most of the group said that they had no interaction with Hernandez during the trial, Dorsey says she locked eyes with him on Wednesday as the verdict was being read. Familiar: When asked if they knew Hernandez before the trial, most of the jury raised their hands . Gripping moment: Jury member Kelly Dorsey says she locked eyes with Hernandez as the verdict was being read on Wednesday . 'He was shaking his head and he mouthed something - and I didn't know what he mouthed - but he was shaking his head just staring and I thought 'You need to look back at the judge. Just look back at the judge."'' Dorsey recalled. Sentencing Hernandez was no easy decision to come to for the jury who heard from 130 witnesses and reviewed 400 pieces of evidence since the trial started at the end of January. The group deliberated for 35 hours over the course of a week, and decided that certain aspects of victim Odin Lloyd's killing warranted a life in prison without the possibility of parole sentence - the highest sentence possible in the state of Massachusetts where the death penalty is outlawed. Many of the jurors pointed to the fact that Lloyd had been shot six times as evidence of the callousness of the crime. At the time of his death, Lloyd was dating the sister of Hernandez's fianceé. 'You

Summary: The Aaron Hernandez jury and alternate jurors sat down as a group with CNN's Anderson Cooper on Thursday . The jury wanted to make it known that they gave Hernandez a fair trial and did not let his notoriety get in the way of their difficult decision making . Hernandez, 25, was sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole on Wednesday for the 2013 murder of Odin Lloyd . Before his arrest, Hernandez was a star tight-end for the New England Patriots, with a $40million five-year contract .


What's more exciting than meeting your idol? Meeting your idol in a Starbucks, while wearing a shirt with their name on it, and having your picture uploaded to their Instagram account. One little boy was lucky enough to meet Justin Verlander, pitcher for the Detroit Tigers, under those same, once-in-a-lifetime, circumstances. Verlander snapped a selfie in front a little boy wearing a dark blue shirt with Verlander's name and jersey number, 35, on the back. Scroll down for video . Selfie: Detroit Tigers pitcher Justin Verlander (right) snapped this selfie in front a little boy wearing a dark blue shirt with Verlander's name and jersey number, 35, on the back . Instagram: The pitcher uploaded the selfie to his more than 150,000 Instagram followers writing: 'Love having my fans support!! This little guy was pretty surprised when he turned around' The pitcher uploaded the selfie to his more than 150,000 Instagram followers writing: 'Love having my fans support!! This little guy was pretty surprised when he turned around.' Perhaps 'pretty surprised' is an understatement when a little boy meets his idol, but we'll take Verlander's word for it. This isn't the first time a celebrity has snapped a selfie with an unsuspecting fan. In January, former Philadelphia Phillies pitcher Roy Halladay tweeted a photo to his more than 40,000 Twitter followers of himself in front of a fan who wore a red shirt with the former player's name and jersey number on the back. This guy wasn't so lucky. Apparently, Halladay didn't meet the fan, he tweeted: 'Oopps you missed me! Walked right by me! Hope he gets to see his pic with me on Twitter, he doesn't know we took this.' Fan: In January, former Philadelphia Phillies pitcher Roy Halladay (right) tweeted a photo of himself in front of a fan (left) who wore a red shirt with the former player's name and jersey number on the back . 'Full House' star John Stamos, who played Uncle Jessie, stopped by his TV home in San Francisco last month and went unnoticed by fans checking out the famous house. The 51-year-old actor took a photo of himself in front of the home as the unsuspecting fans marveled at the front of the San Francisco house featured in the opening sequence of the family sitcom. Stamos uploaded the photo to Instagram with the caption: 'Boy, these youngsters have 0.0 idea what they're missing. #Fullhousehouse. #TURNAROUND.' It is unknown if the 'youngsters' ever did, in fact, #TURNAROUND or if they missed their 'old familiar friend.' #TURNAROUND: Last month, 'Full House' star John Stamos (left), who played Uncle Jessie, stopped by his TV home in San Francisco last month and went unnoticed by fans checking out the famous house .

Summary: Detroit Tigers pitcher Justin Verlander snapped a selfie in front of an unsuspecting little boy wearing the player's shirt in line at a Starbucks . Verlander uploaded the photo to Instagram saying the fan was 'pretty surprised' when he turned around . The photo has gotten more than 16,000 'likes' and 600 comments .


Manchester United target Miranda has revealed his delight at being linked with a move to Louis van Gaal's side but insists he is keen on staying at Atletico Madrid. The Brazilian centre back is said to be on Van Gaal's summer wishlist as the Dutchman is keen on strengthening his defensive options ahead of the 2015-16 campaign. However the Manchester United boss may find it difficult in prising the 30-year-old away from Atletico Madrid as he insists he is content with life at the Vicente Calderon. Manchester United are said to be keeping a close eye on Atletico Madrid defender Miranda . Miranda (centre) has admitted he is 'proud' to be linked with a move to Manchester United . Miranda, speaking to Estadao, said of speculation linking him with a move to Old Trafford: 'Of course this news reaches me, and it makes me happy. It shows I am doing well. 'It makes me proud, but my intention is to stay at Atletico because I still have a year and a half on my contract.' Miranda has started Brazil's last eight matches since narrowly missing out on a chance of representing his country at the 2014 World Cup. However the 30-year-old has revealed he is keen on seeing out his contract at Atletico Madrid .

Summary: Miranda has been linked with a summer move to Manchester United . However the Brazilian centre back is keen on staying at Atletico Madrid . Miranda has said he is 'proud' to be on Louis van Gaal's radar .


David Templeton has delivered a damning critique of the training-ground methods deployed at Rangers by Ally McCoist and Kenny McDowall. The Ibrox winger claimed Stuart McCall had brought a brand of coaching and tactical preparation he felt was lacking under the previous management. Templeton praised the impact the former Motherwell boss has made since his arrival on a short-term deal last month, with back-to-back wins having revived confidence ahead of Saturday's home meeting with Championship title-winners Hearts. Rangers winger David Templeton is full of praise for the impact of new boss Stuart McCall . Templeton says that McCall's training ground methods are superior to the previous management's . 'For me, it's a coaching thing,' said Templeton, assessing the changes under the new leadership. 'We're being coached more and, building up to games, we're working on different formations, which players are going to play, movements, all different stuff, like most teams probably do. 'For me, it has been great, every boy going into a game knows what they have to do, basically. 'The tempo of training, the intensity, everything has been right up and it has been really enjoyable actually, but tough. That's what we needed.' Asked if that was not the case beforehand, Templeton simply replied: 'No.' Pressed to expand, he added: 'I don't think we were being coached the right way. We weren't going into games working on the stuff I think we should have been working on, which we are doing now and that is showing with the results. 'We should probably still have won games that we didn't. But going into games knowing what you have to do does definitely help and I think that showed in the Hibs game two weeks ago. 'We changed the formation and shut out their midfield, their most creative part, and that showed with the result. They didn't create any chances - I don't think Cammy (Bell) had a save to make. That was just through working on things during the week.' Former boss McCoist was placed on garden leave last December with assistant McDowall becoming caretaker manager. He then stepped down when McCall and Kenny Black arrived. Despite his unflattering assessment, Templeton insisted he was not attacking the qualities of McCoist or McDowall. 'It's not that I think it's better coaching,' said Templeton. 'Every coach has a different style. 'The way we were going, we needed to work on things to get back to playing well and defending well. 'We were gifting too many goals and I think that was just through not working on the back four or back three, whatever we were playing. I don't think that he' s a bad coach or anything, just that since the manager has come in we've worked on stuff we had to work on.' Templeton has singled out the change in formation and new-found intensity as behind the improvement .

Summary: Rangers winger David Templeton is full of praise for the impact of new boss Stuart McCall . He feels that the new regime is far better than that under Ally McCoist and Kenny McDowall . Templeton has singled out a new-found intensity and more astute tactics as reasons behind the recent upturn in fortunes at Ibrox . Rangers go into Saturday's game with Championship title-winners Hearts off the back of two consecutive wins .


As a spring breeze wafted into his trench French commander Georges Lamour saw something surreal drift his way - a yellow-green cloud. 'All my trenches are choked,' he cried into the field telephone to headquarters. 'I am falling myself!' Chlorine gas — carried by favourable winds over Flanders Fields from German positions — had been used for the first time. It was April 22, 1915. Scroll down for video . Chlorine gas — carried by favourable winds over Flanders Fields from German positions — sowed terror and agony for the first time on April 22, 1915. Above, German Red Cross workers carry bottles of water to help revive troops . Lamour would never be heard from again - and World War I and warfare would never be the same. 'It is a new element in warfare. It is indiscriminate,' said Piet Chielens, curator at the In Flanders Fields Museum in nearby Ypres. 'You create psychological terror.' The chlorine seeped into body fluids and ate away at eyes, throat and lungs. Some 1,200 French soldiers were killed in the chaos of that first five-minute gas attack. 'You drown in your own lungs,' Chielens added. On Tuesday the Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons will hold a commemorative meeting close to the fields. A century ago German forces were gathering at army headquarters in Tielt, some 30 miles (50km) behind the front line, for a momentous discussion. Commanders had already been waiting 10 days for favourable winds, huddled in a patrician mansion lined with maps and dotted with landscape models. They were bent on breaking the stalemate of trench warfare and all options were open. On Tuesday the Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons will hold a commemorative meeting close to the fields, pictured in December 2014 . Three World War I German soldiers stand and sit at their planning desks at an office in Tielt, Belgium. They were bent on breaking the stalemate of trench warfare and all options were open . Some soldiers, pictured in their office in Tielt, argued deploying more troops would achieve a bigger breakthrough than using gas . Fritz Haber, a chemical expert and future winner of the Nobel Prize in Chemistry, preached for more gas for more shock and awe. Some argued that deploying more troops would achieve a bigger breakthrough. Chief of General Staff Erich von Falkenhayn decided they would use the gas the next day or not at all. Across the line Lamour's French forces said there was nothing to report. Had they been able to peer a bit further across no-man's land they would have seen how German troops had dug in, under cover of night, more than 5,000 gas cylinders with tubes pointing their way. The next morning, German trenches were filled with soldiers ready to pounce once the gas had cleared. Gas masks in their containers are piled up (left) in Zillebeke, Belgium, as the director of the In Flanders Fields Museum Piet Chielens looks at postcards written by victims of the first gas attacks (right) Historians estimate that more

Summary: German forces launched first attack using gas on April 22, 1915 . 150,000 tons of gas were used by German and Allied forces in WW1 . Around one million soldiers were exposed to gas and 90,000 killed . Prohibition of Chemical Weapons organisation to hold memorial event .


For one determined Texas teen, accomplishing a goal on a list of things to do before turning 21 was caught in a touching moment. As Ben Sunderman, 19, who has Down syndrome waited to find out whether he got a spot on the special education internship with Embassy Suites, the anticipation was overwhelming for the family. In the video filmed by his mother, he thoroughly looks over the letter on April 10 as she anxiously interrupts him wanting to know the decision - which he does not reveal until the end shouting 'I get it. I get the job!' With hugs, laughs and excitement all around, the priceless reaction left him and his family with big smiles. Scroll down for video . For Texas teen Ben Sunderman, it was a proud moment (above) last week when he ticked a goal of getting a job off his list of things to do before turning 21 that was captured on video . During the three-minute video posted onto Facebook by his dad Scott Sunderman, Ben reads the letter and his mom eagerly interrupts asking if he got it which he quiets her several times (left). Once he finishes reading it, he freezes with shock as he takes in the news (right) During the three-minute video posted onto Facebook by Ben's father, Scott Sunderman, the family is in their kitchen while his mother Sharon Sunderman is filming the moment. As Ben begins to read the letter, he is heard saying 'congratulations' to which is mom says 'Ben what does that mean?' He quiets her by putting up his hand and continues to read the letter but hilariously she cannot contain her excitement and keeps stopping him as he reads. Ben shouts 'I get it, I get the job!' as he rushes over to his dad and leaps into his arms as they embrace in a big hug . Ben's mom, Sharon (pictured above with her husband Scott) said they always encouraged their son to do everything he could do . Once he finishes reading the letter in its entirety, he puts it down and freezes with shock as he takes in the news. He then looks at his parents and shouts 'I got a job' as he rushes over to his dad and leaps into his arms as they embrace in a big hug. His mom is heard cheering loudly as they all celebrate over his acceptance letter for the internship. Ben puts up both of his fists as he finally has accomplished one of the things on his list before turning 21 - which also includes building his muscles and finding a girlfriend. But for the 19-year-old, this achievement comes behind a line of others. Last year, his mom said he won the title of prom king by a landslide, according to ABC. Last year, Ben's mom said he won prom king by a landslide at school (pictured above) Ben was one of 12 students with special needs who earned a spot on the internship which will begin in August . 'We just always

Summary: Ben Sunderman, 19, of McKinney, Texas learned he got the job on April 10 . In three-minute video, he reads the letter from Embassy Suites to family . At the end, he freezes with shock realizing he is one of 12 to get internship . He shouts 'I get it. I get the job!' before leaping into his father's arms .


This dog certainly is his master's best friend after saving him from a cold and muddy grave. The black pooch was filmed in action as he took a rescue rope out to his owner at the Clarence J. Brown Dam and Reservoir in Springfield, Ohio, on Saturday afternoon. Footage shows the unidentified man then being hauled to shore by firefighters after spending almost two hours in waters hovering around zero degrees Celsius. He apparently got stuck waist-deep in mud while recovering some duck hunting gear. Luckily, he had a cell phone on hand to call 911. However, first responders were unable to get a boat out to him because the river was too shallow. They also didn't want to send anyone into the pond in fear that they would get stuck too. That's when they had the idea to send the dog in with a rescue rope. Go fetch: This dog certainly is his master's best friend after saving him from a cold and muddy grave . The black pooch was filmed in action as he took a rescue rope out to his owner at the Clarence J. Brown Dam and Reservoir in Springfield, Ohio, on Saturday afternoon . All hands on deck: Footage shows the unidentified man then being hauled to shore by firefighters after spending almost two hours in waters hovering around zero degrees Celsius . Wrong move: He apparently got stuck waist-deep in mud while recovering some duck hunting gear . According to the Springfield News-Sun, the man remained in good spirits throughout his recovery and didn't suffer any injuries. Assistant Fire Chief Rick Hughes said that if the ordeal had gone on much longer it could have proved fatal. 'It’s a good thing he had his cellphone considering he was in the mud and water to about his chest and it was about 33 degrees [Fahrenheit],' he added.

Summary: The black pooch was filmed in action as he took a rescue rope out to his owner at the Clarence J. Brown Dam and Reservoir in Ohio on Saturday . Footage shows the unidentified man then being hauled to shore by firefighters after spending almost two hours in cold waters .


Fans of the beloved musical The Sound of Music have a chance to get their hands on their own pair of authentic von Trapp family lederhosen, as costumes from the iconic film go up for auction at the end of the month. Worn by the von Trapp children throughout much of the movie, the flamboyant regalia is made by Maria - played by Julie Andrews – at the start of the film to add a splash of color to the siblings’ drab uniforms. Now, seven of the costumes from the 1965 classic, along with a VHS cassette tape of the film signed by actor Dan Truitt , who played Rolff von Trapp, are expected to fetch $800,000 when they are auctioned off at Nate D. Sanders on April 30. 'The costumes are especially interesting because they're made of actual curtain fabric,' Laura Yntema, the auctions manager, explained. 'The costume designer wanted to be as authentic as possible so this fabric, which is a canvas type of material, was used. Costume revival: The floral lederhosen and dresses worn by the von Trapp children (pictured) in the 1965 classic The Sound of Music are going up for auction at the end of the month . The hills are alive: Maria (Julie Andrews, pictured far right) can be seen singing with the von Trapp children in the 1965 classic . She added: 'This isn't always the case and sometimes movie costumes look surprisingly different than how you see them in person without lighting and set design.' The costumes, which are being auctioned as one single lot, include a jumper and matching shorts set wore by Debbie Turner as Marta, two lederhosen-style outfits with straps that were worn by either Duane Chase as Kurt or Nicholas Hammond as Friedrich, a jumper with suspenders worn by Kim Karath as Gret, two sleeveless dresses worn by either Angela Cartwright as Brigitta or Heather Menzies as Louisa, and a dress with princess sleeves that was worn by Charmian Carr as Liesl. According to the description on the Nate D. Sanders, all seven costumes were either acquired from an auction of outfits from legendary Hollywood costume supplier, Western Costume, held in July 1994, or have been supplied directly by Western Costume. 'There were a few sets of these curtain costumes produced by Western Costume, who made them for the film, and these sets were sold by Western Costume in the early 1990s,' Ms Yntema explained before adding: 'This is the last set to be made available for auction since then.' New look: Marie made the children's outfits in the film to to add a splash of color to their drab uniforms . Bold breeches: The lederhosen style outfit with straps (pictured) being auctioned off were worn by either Duane Chase as Kurt or Nicholas Hammond as Friedrich in the film . All aboard: Marie and the von Trapp children are pictured in a canoe . While all of the costumes are described as having ‘minor spotting’, the auction house insists that they are in otherwise fine condition. 'All seven look

Summary: Seven of the colorful ensembles worn by the children in the movie will go under the hammer later this month . The costumes are being auctioned as one single lot, alongside a VHS tape of the movie, signed by actor Dan Truitt, who played Rolff von Trapp .


Forget the must-have wine cellar, hot-tub or £1,700 Italian coffee-maker — the latest domestic fashion is for private home cinemas. Many of the super-rich are having them built — complete with huge comfy seats and cup-holders, eardrum-blasting surround-sound systems, massive screens and even cocktail bars and popcorn-makers. Celebrities with a home cinema include the Sherlock actor Benedict Cumberbatch, retail tycoon Sir Philip Green and Chelsea FC owner Roman Abramovich. And this week we learnt that the Beckhams want one, too. Forget the must-have wine cellar, hot-tub or £1,700 Italian coffee-maker — the latest domestic fashion is for private home cinemas . A planning application submitted for their 1860s home in London’s Holland Park shows drawings for a lower-groundfloor ‘cinema room’. And the word ‘cinema’ — suggestive of a large scale — is entirely appropriate. The ceiling height would be 9.5ft, and the room measures some 300 sq ft — just over twice the size of the average British living room. That means the Beckhams could easily fit 20 seats — enough for their family of six plus friends — in the room which would adjoin a 500 sq ft playroom. In this ‘Beckham Odeon’, a projector and pull-down screen would be built into the ‘non-historic’ ceiling. Having hired the ultra-swish interiors guru Rose Uniacke, one can safely assume it will be much classier than your local multiplex. Meanwhile, George Clooney, who has recently purchased a £10million manor house with his barrister wife Amal on an island in the Thames in Sonning, Berkshire, is also building a home cinema. It will be in a new complex, set apart from the house, that includes a pool, a ‘professional kitchen’, a pergola and a bar. Draft layouts lodged with the local planning office reveal that the cinema will have 12 seats, behind which there will be an audio/video room which will house the banks of electronics required. George Clooney, who has recently purchased a £10million manor house with his barrister wife Amal (right) on an island in the Thames in Sonning, Berkshire, is also building a home cinema . And it is unlikely that Hollywood celebrities such as Clooney are waiting for films to come out on DVD — no doubt eager publicists and production companies send George et al movies even before they are issued on general release. Not far from the Beckhams in West London, pop star Robbie Williams lives in a 46-room house that was previously owned by the late film director Michael Winner. A planning application submitted for David Beckham's (above) home earlier this week showed plans for a 'cinema room' Williams has sought planning permission to build an underground complex that features a pool and home cinema (although Winner had already installed an impressive cinema with photos of his own movies on the walls). However, as well as these celebrities, Russian oligarchs and retail tycoons, there is an increasing trend for normal families to install home cinemas. Magdalen Rees, owner of Chelsea Connected, an audiovisual and internet installation firm, says: ‘Like swimming pools, home cinemas set the status of the

Summary: Sir Philip Green and Benedict Cumberbatch also enjoy home cinemas . Costs less than £10,000 to install the technology, according to experts .


Manny Pacquiao will be wearing the world's most expensive shorts when he takes the ring at the MGM Grand Garden Arena with Floyd Mayweather on May 2. The richest fight of all time, said to be worth $300m and then some to those involved, is raking in the big bucks with the money streams certainly not limited to TV rights and ticket sales. The PacMan's shorts alone will carry sponsorship logos worth a total of $2.25m (£1.5m), reports the Manila Bulletin. Manny Pacquiao, working out here with trainer Freddie Roach, will wear multi-million pound shorts . When PacMan takes the ring against Floyd Mayweather his shorts will carry £1.5m in sponsorship . Pacquiao gives a thumbs up in his blood-soaked, sponsor-covered shorts after beating Timothy Bradley . 'The rate for this fight is different from the previous (fights),' Pacquiao's business manager Eric Pineda told the Bulletin, as reported by WorldBoxingNews. 'So far, we have six (companies) that will have their logos on Manny's trunks.' We'll have to wait though to see who Manny will be wearing on the shorts – to say early would be free publicity and surely cost more. Pacquiao, who was visited by Sylvester Stallone in the latest of a string of celebrity meet-ups on Saturday, is assured more than £50m from the fight. Pacquiao enjoys a visit from Sylvester Stallone, the latest in a string of celebrity supporters, on Saturday . Mayweather gets to work on a speed ball in front of the media as his preparations continue . Mayweather's cut is to be in excess of £80m before a range of other means of income from the fight are split by Mayweather Promotions, Top Rank and Pacquiao. Meanwhile, the latest video offering insight into the Mayweather camp concentrates on the five-division champion's gloves, as revealed by his uncle Roger. 'Multiple gloves, multiple choices and it's really up to the champ which ones he chooses,' explains Roger Mayweather as his nephew surveys scores of gloves in an array of colours and weights. Mayweather's latest insight into his camp comes in the form of a video about the gloves he trains with . Money Man has scores of gloves in all colours and chooses them based on their weight . Gloves at 14 ounces and up are to minimise the damage while sparring while 10 and 12 ounce gloves mean 'you're going for a nice hard punch, like you're fighting.' When one of the team says Nascar, it means a glove change is to take place just like a motor sport pit stop, Roger says. 'When they say Nascar, that's a change of gloves. It's like being in a race. So he doesn't get cold, his body doesn't tighten up,' he said. On May 2, both Mayweather and Pacquiao have agreed to wear eight ounce gloves of their choice.

Summary: Manny Pacquiao meets Floyd Mayweather on May 2 in Las Vegas . The fight worth $300 million to both camps is boxing's richest ever . PacMan's shorts alone will carry sponsorship worth £1.5m . Mayweather has released a video with uncle Roger about his gloves .


A man accused of chopping up his friend's body and dumping his severed head in an apartment block's recycling bin had previously started a bloody fight at his gym, it has emerged. Carlos Colina, 32, is being held on $1 million bail after pleading not guilty to aggravated assault and battery and improper disposal of a human body in Cambridge, Massachusetts on Monday. The remains of Jonathan Camilien, 26, including a torso and limbs, were found in a duffel bag near the campus of Massachusetts Institute of Technology on Saturday morning before his head was found in Colina's apartment building across the street, according to the police report. Now the Boston Herald has unearthed police reports and witness accounts showing Colina had intimidated fellow gym users and even fought them before being thrown out. Accused: Carlos Colina is pictured at his arraignment in Cambridge, Massachusetts on Monday after human body parts were discovered in a duffel bag and a head was found in his building's recycling bin . Colina previously worked out at the Cambridge Athletic Club but was kicked out following a fight over gym equipment on November 24. A witness told the Herald how Colina started punching a much smaller man all over his body as the man unsuccessfully tried to fight back. He suffered bloody cuts to his head, the witness said. 'The trainers broke the fight up,' he said. 'Carlos gets up and starts walking away, yelling, "I'm a beast! I'm a beast!’ like he was proud of himself.' The victim suffered broken ribs in the attack, WHDH reported. Colina has an outstanding assault and battery case pending against him from the fight. The witness said that before the November incident, Colina stood and glared at other gym users if they were using gym equipment he wanted. 'Intimidating': Colina, pictured in photos he posted to Facebook, also has an outstanding assault and battery case pending against him after he allegedly attacked a fellow gym user last November . 'Threats': A witness said Colina had also intimidated other gym users when he wanted to use equipment . Colina is believed to have known his alleged victim; he is friends with his younger brother, Christopher Camilien, on Facebook. The two brothers lived together in Somerville. Middlesex District Attorney Marian Ryan said Camilien's death is considered a homicide, even though Colina has not been charged with murder. She said analysis of evidence and more information from the medical examiner are needed to determine if additional charges are warranted. 'We are not seeking anyone else in connection with the discovery of these human remains,' she said. No motive has been released. Colina and Camilien were last seen returning to the building just after 11pm on Friday, according to the investigation, and a neighbor reported hearing an argument coming from the apartment. Colina was seen in surveillance video from nearby Biogen offices exiting the apartment building at about 4.15am on Saturday carrying a duffel bag, authorities said. Scene: A vacuum could be heard inside his building, pictured, after police discovered the victim's head

Summary: Carlos Colina, 32, pleaded not guilty to assault and improper disposal of a human body on Monday after the remains were found near his building . He was seen walking to his apartment in Cambridge, Massachusetts with the victim, Jonathan Camilien, hours before the remains were found . Colina also has an outstanding assault and battery case pending against him after he 'attacked a man at his gym and left him bloodied' Witnesses said Colina had been intimidating other gym users for months .


A charity set up by Brad Pitt to build new houses for people made homeless when Hurricane Katrina ravaged New Orleans a decade ago is embroiled in legal action – after the new homes started to rot. Pitt, 51, vowed to help ‘make it right’ for the city’s thousands of displaced citizens by building eco-friendly homes to replace the ones destroyed. The star personally backed the building of 104 homes in the Lower Ninth quarter of the city, decimated in the 2005 storm, which killed almost 2,000. Scroll down for video . Brad Pitt pictured leaving one of the Make it Right Foundation's houses in the Lower Ninth quarter of New Orleans in 2012 . Make it Right: Brad Pitt personally backed the building of 104 homes in the Lower Ninth quarter of the city . ‘He took this personally and was even helping to bang in nails,’ a source told The Mail on Sunday. But in a lawsuit filed in New Orleans’ District Court last week, Pitt’s Make It Right Foundation is suing Timber Treatment Technologies for $500,000 – claiming the wood was defective. It says it was forced to replace decking and other wood on the new homes after using the company’s TimberSIL product. In one case, a house had rotted so badly it had mushrooms growing from it, it is alleged. A spokesman for Pitt could not be reached for comment last night. The source added: 'This has turned the project into a PR nightmare. The homes are literally rotting away because the wood that was used wasn’t as advertised.’ The lawsuit says Pitt’s charity chose to use TimberSIL wood after being told it had undergone a special ‘environmentally friendly glass-wood fusion process’ designed to prevent rot and decay. The timber was advertised as ‘award winning green certified’ and was supposed to be guaranteed against mold, mildew and rotting for 40 years. Brad Pitt gives Ellen DeGeneres a walking tour of the Make it Right Foundation houses in New Orleans . Former U.S. President Bill Clinton and Brad Pitt before the groundbreaking ceremony for the actor's Make it Right Foundation house construction project . But, the suit adds, a whistleblower informed Make It Right that the company skipped a vital part of the manufacturing process rendering the wood useless and forcing the charity to replace the decks and other wood in all 104 homes - at a cost of more than half a million dollars. ‘Before filing this lawsuit the charity tried to reach an agreement with the wood company but the talks went nowhere,' the source added. Pitt’s charity is suing for the cost of replacing the damaged wood, legals fees and for unspecified costs in relation to the PR damage caused by the debacle. Resident Vanessa Rogers said her front stairs and decking had to be rebuilt: ‘A lot of it got rotten really fast. 'It got so bad I fell down the stairs. The floorboards were rotting and the back porch and deck al has to be replaced. It’s really bad.’ Pitt’s spokesperson did not return

Summary: Brad Pitt set up charity to build new houses after Hurricane Katrina in 2005 . Make It Right Foundation embroiled in legal action after homes began to rot . Claims it was lured into buying the special wood only to discover it rotted . Charity is suing Timber Treatment Technologies for ‘in excess’ of $500k .


A drag queen who was friends with Robert Durst when he was living as deaf, mute woman has revealed how fascinated the scion was with wigs and make-up. The 71-year-old real estate tycoon used to live on Galveston Island, on the Texas Gulf Coast and went by the name of Dorothy in the early 2000s. Clair Schuler, who goes by the stage name Cici Ryder, told Click 2 Houston that when he met Durst he was pretending to be a deaf, mute woman. Clair Schuler, who goes by the stage name Cici Ryder, (pictured) is a drag queen who was friends with Robert Durst when he was living as deaf, mute woman . Clair Schuler told Click 2 Houston Durst was 'very infatuated with the drag queens that performed, and their hair and their make-up, especially the hair and the make-up' Schuler said Durst even carried around a tablet to communicate his thoughts at Garza's Kon-Tiki. He said he was not fooled by Durst's apparent deafness and just thought he was an older divorcee coming to grips with his sexuality. 'He was very infatuated with the drag queens that performed, and their hair and their make-up, especially the hair and the make-up,' said Schuler. "When you saw him in drag honey, eww, it was not pretty. It was blue eye-shadow and red lips, not pretty," said Schuler. He said that Durst was shy and never let anyone touch him or take photos. Schuler (pictured at Garza's Kon-Tiki) said Durst even carried around a tablet to communicate his thoughts.He said he was not fooled by Durst's apparent deafness and just thought he was an older divorcee coming to grips with his sexuality . Schuler said Durst was a generous tipper and although there were some strange things about his nature he did not think of him as a threat. A few months later Durst was arrested for allegedly killing and dismembering his neighbor, Morris Black - he was found not guilty. Last week Durst's first court date culminated in a shouting match after none of his lawyers' witnesses showed up. He is awaiting extradition to face murder charges in California appeared in New Orleans accused of illegal gun possession. Controversial: Robert Durst, 71, (file image pictured) is now facing the death penalty in California, where he is accused of murdering his longtime friend Susan Berman in 2000 . His defense team was expected to challenge the case by accusing police of searching Durst's hotel room in the city without a proper arrest warrant. However, as a shackled Durst appeared to be sleeping in the courtroom, the judge raged at his attorneys for being unprepared as they requested to delay the hearing. Durst was arrested on March 14 on charges of possession of a weapon by a felon and possession of a gun with a controlled substance, which carry a combined maximum sentence of 30 years in prison, but has yet to be formally charged. It was the day before the final HBO episode aired of The Jinx: The Life And Deaths Of Robert

Summary: 71-year-old tycoon used to live in Texas and went by name of Dorothy . Clair Schuler, who goes by the stage name Cici Ryder, said that when he met Durst he was pretending to be a deaf, mute woman . Said that Durst was shy and never let anyone touch him or take photos . Schuler said Durst was a generous tipper and although there were some strange things about his nature he did not think of him as a threat .


When it comes to pulling out wobbly teeth, some people may reach for the pliers, while others might go for the tried and tested door handle trick. However, professional wrestler Robert Abercrombie - known as Rob Venomous in the ring - took a different approach when he tied his son James's tooth to the back of his muscle car. A video Mr Abercrombie posted online shows him revving up the engine of his red Chevrolet Camero before powering forward, pulling his son's front tooth clean out. Professional wrestler Robert Abercrombie, who goes by the name of Rob Venomous, uploaded this video of him pulling out his eight-year-old son's wobbly tooth with a Chevy muscle car . According to posts on Mr Abercrombie's Facebook page, his son James had been asking him for days to perform the DIY removal before he gave in . After the car stops, James, eight, can be seen running up to the camera with blood smudged across his other teeth, saying excitedly: 'It came out!' According to posts on his Facebook page, James had been asking Mr Abercrombie for several days to extract the tooth using his car before he finally relented. Mr Abercrombie's fiancee Bianca Huertas, to whom he has been engaged since 2010, seems to have been less keen on the idea, but eventually gave in, saying: 'Boys will be boys'. In the footage Mr Abercrombie can be seen climbing into his Camero before revving up the engine and lurching forward, pulling James's tooth clean out . At the end of the video the boy can be seen running up to the camera showing off his toothy, if slightly bloodstained, grin - exclaiming 'it came out!' Since it was first posted four days ago, the video has gone viral, attracting more than 3million views and has been reposted across the globe. This is not the first time a car has been used to pull out a child's tooth, after another youngster in Utah used his remote control monster truck to remove the wobbly incisor. The boy, known as Striker Stanger, from Harrisville, is seen sitting in the hallway of his home with a piece of string attached to the miniature truck, and the other end to his tooth. The video is believed to have been shot by Bianca Fuertas (left), Mr Abercrombie's fiancee to whom he has been engaged since 2010. He is pictured right with his eldest son James, who features in the video . Asked by his mother what his is trying to do, he says: 'I'm going to take this remote, the truck's going to go all the way forward to dad . . . and I'm going to see if I can pull my tooth out.' He then presses forward on the remote control, and to his surprise, the truck manages to dislodge his tooth. 'Oh my gosh, It did it!' he exclaims before running towards the camera to show off his new grin. It is not the first time a child has been shown using a car to pull a loose

Summary: Robert Ambercrombie, a professional wrestler, shot video outside home . Tied son James's tooth to the back of his muscle car before driving off . String pulled wobbly front tooth straight out of the eight-year-olds mouth . Mr Abercrombie said son had been begging him to perform DIY removal .


Property portfolio: Sol Campbell and his wife Fiona . The polls might have the parties neck-and-neck – but it looks like Sol Campbell is taking no chances. For the second time this year, the former England footballer is selling a multi-million pound property – leading to speculation he wants to dodge Labour’s mansion tax if the party wins the election. An outspoken critic of the policy, Campbell has even threatened to leave the country if the tax on properties over £2million comes into force. Earlier this year it was revealed he had taken the apparently bizarre decision to sell a £20million London townhouse to a company owned by himself. Land Registry documents suggest the sale was registered the day after higher stamp duty levies came into effect. But it is possible the sale took place shortly before, meaning the increased charges would have been avoided. Now Campbell has listed a second property for sale in the same exclusive neighbourhood of Chelsea. A former home of James Bond author Ian Fleming, the luxury penthouse by the Thames is on the market for £6.75million. Campbell bought it in 2011 for £4.25million after he reportedly staged a sit-in at an estate agents’ in the hope of securing it for his family – his wife Fiona Barratt-Campbell and their children Isabella and Ethan. It has since been extensively renovated by his wife, an interior designer and granddaughter of Barratt Homes founder Sir Lawrie Barratt. An advert for the property states: ‘There are few properties within Chelsea that can offer the combination of views, spacious accommodation and exquisite finish.’ Yet Campbell, 40, seems to be keen to rid himself of the flat before the election. Eye for detail: The living room inside Campbell's £6.75million Chelsea flat boasts lavish furnishings . Nice touch: The former Arsenal and Tottenham Hotspur defender's kitchen is filled with marble . Sumptuous: Gilded mirrors line the hall in Campbell's luxurious flat, which is in an exclusive neighbourhood . Last year the former Arsenal and Tottenham defender blasted the proposed mansion tax, describing it as a ‘cheap and easy way to extract money from individuals who have done well’. He told The Times: ‘With a mansion tax, you’re taxing me for being prudent ... If Labour gets in, I’d leave. I’d have to say, “Sorry, I want to ship out”.’ Campbell has also said: ‘I’m not earning what I was earning five years ago.’ Experts have said that properties worth between £5million and £10million could incur an annual charge of up to £25,000 under a Labour government. Henry Pryor, a buying agent and property commentator, said: ‘Sellers like Sol Campbell face a financial dilemma: to take a certain hit now or await the potential tax bill that a Labour or Lib Dem Government may generate.’ Since 2009 Campbell has also owned Grade II-listed Hallington Hall, an 18th Century mansion in Northumberland.

Summary: Sol Campbell has put his flat in Chelsea on the market for £6.75million . He bought the property in 2011 and it has been renovated by his wife Fiona . Former England footballer is an outspoken critic of Labour's mansion tax . Campbell, 40, sold his £20million London townhouse earlier this year .


The Long Island mother and daughter found safe and well in New York City's Upper West Side neighbourhood after going missing last month say they had no idea that people were looking for them. Iona Costello, 51, and daughter Emily, 14, were recognized by the front desk manager of the hotel they were staying at on Sunday, it was reported. They were found at 3am by NYPD officers and are in good health, officials said. Scroll down for video . Iona Costello, 51, and daughter Emily were visiting Manhattan when they disappeared. They have now been found safe and well . Iona Costello's husband George, the co-owner of Costello Marine in Greenport, died from a heart attack in 2012 . Police questioned mother and daughter and now consider the case closed after releasing them. Iona called her mother at 3:30 a.m. on Monday morning to tell her she was ok. 'I'm thankful my daughter is safe. She's had a lot of pressure,' Iona's mother, Diana Malcolmson, told the New York Daily News. 'She just wanted to get away.' Iona claimed she had no idea friends and family members were worried about her sudden disappearance, her mother said. 'She hadn't listened to the news. She didn't know she was causing all this trouble,' Malcolmson said. Iona is in the midst of a nasty battle over the will of her husband, George Costello Sr., 63, who died of a heart attack as he was working on a Southampton barge on Dec. 28, 2012. News of Iona's reappearance comes after more details emerged about the colorful background of her late husband's family, who were in dispute with her over the contents of Mr Costello's will. It was revealed that the mother's stepson has a long criminal record and was jailed again just days after she disappeared, a report suggests. George Costello Jr is currently in jail in Florida on apparently unrelated charges and has been described by relatives as a 'mixed-up' kid.' British-born Mrs Costello and Emily were visiting Manhattan when they went missing on March 30 near their home in the the wealthy seaside village of Greenport. Their car was found in a parking garage on 42nd street in Manhattan, but the pair, who often went into the city for theater and art museums, left no other trace of their whereabouts. Iona's husband died in 2012 from a heart attack, and she is believed to have been 'under a lot of stress' because of a legal battle with four of his five adult children from previous marriages. The New York Daily News reported Iona's stepson Costello Jr, 45, was visiting Hamptons Bay, New York, at the time, and relatives said he has never got on with the family. He has a long history of drug arrests and is currently in Palm Beach Detention Center following an arrest for a 'domestic dispute' when he returned to Florida. His fiance, who wanted to remain anonymous, told the Daily News it was a 'weird coincidence', but insists she was with him the whole time. Speaking from the

Summary: Iona Costello, 51, and daughter Emily went missing on March 30 . Recognized by someone at the New York hotel they were staying in on Sunday . NYPD officers questioned them and say the case is now closed . Iona called her mother, Diana Malcolmson, at 3:30 a.m. on Monday morning to tell her she was ok . 'She hadn't listened to the news. She didn't know she was causing all this trouble,' said Malcolmson said .


A photograph has been snapped of a man-sized kangaroo flexing his massive guns while hugging a soft toy bunny. Roger, an alpha male at the Alice Springs Kangaroo Sanctuary in the Northern Territory, was gifted his new friend by a fan. Sanctuary manager Chris Barnes said the kangaroo quickly became attached to the bunny, but soon tired of it. Alpha kangaroo Roger cuddles up to his new soft toy bunny while showing off his massive guns . 'Roger received the bunny from a fan. I thought Roger would probably like to play with his soft toy,' Mr Barnes said. 'When I gave it to him he snatched it off me really quickly and proceeded to attack it, giving it a "bear hug" and wrestling it, even hugging it and kicking out as he would do in kick boxing match, he's an expert kick boxer.' But Mr Barnes and his team made the mistake of trying to take it away from him. 'After about 10 minutes of not giving up his bunny Roger lost interest in it, but when I tried to take it off him so he tried to attack me instead, which is a daily ritual for us,' he said. Alice Springs Kangaroo Sanctuary manager Chris Barnes (right) said he attempted to take the bunny off Roger but was met with hostility . Mr Barnes rescued Roger in 2006 after finding his mother dead on a highway . Mr Barnes was rescued Roger in 2006 after finding his mother dead on a highway. 'Baby kangaroos are often found still alive in the pouches of dead kangaroos out on the roadside,' he said. Being an alpha male, Roger is often very protective of the female members of his group. '[He] will attack anyone or anything that gets too close to him or his women,' Mr Barnes said.

Summary: Roger is an alpha male at the Alice Springs Kangaroo Sanctuary in the NT . He was gifted the new stuffed toy bunny by a fan and grew attached to it . Manager Chris Barnes said he tried to take it off Roger and was attacked . Mr Barnes adopted kangaroo after finding its mother dead on a highway .


Drilling threes on the buzzer is all good as far as Cleveland Cavaliers superstar LeBron James is concerned - the buzzing of drills at the dentist is a whole other story. The 11-time All Star brushed off rough treatment from the Chicago Bulls as his Cavs won on Sunday by saying it's the sort of thing NBA stars should expect come this stage of the season. 'It's April,' James shrugged. But the self-titled King James' talk wasn't so tough as he paid a second visit to the dentist's chair in a fortnight, as shared with his 9.3 million followers on Instagram. 'Back at the dentist and I'm hearing a bunch of drilling going on behind me from my docs so I had to sit up like, "What the heck is going on back there." Hahaha but seriously what's up. #DentistNightMares,' he wrote in his latest chronicle from the dentist's chair. LeBron James posts an image of himself not especially pleased with the buzzing of drills at the dentist . The 11-time All Star led his Cleveland Cavaliers to victory over the Chicago Bulls on Sunday . LeBron delivered his first triple-double for Cavs as they won a 50th game of the campaign and 18th straight at home in their march towards the playoffs. He contributed 20 points, 10 rebounds and 12 assists, and one more if he claims credit for telling Kyrie Irving to shoot a 52-foot three on the buzzer at the end of the third quarter. James came crashing back to earth in the room filled with drills and sharp implements on Monday though after his on-fire Cavs accounted for the Bulls with some impressive shooting from outside at key moments proving the difference. On Sunday night LeBron's rival Joakim Noah was less than hospitable with a heavy foul or two. But the 30-year-old was more bothered by the man in the white coat and his assistant. LeBron delivered his first triple-double for Cavs as they beat the Bulls for their 50th win of the season . James also takes some credit for telling Kyle Irving to shoot a three from 52-feet on the third quarter buzzer . James (right) got the better of his rival Joakim Noah (13) during a physical encounter on Sunday . His dentist confession comes two weeks after his last tooth-related post in which the four-time NBA MVP took a selfie as a series of instruments were put to work inside his mouth. 'So is this why folks say they hate Monday's!!???' he wrote at the time. Last year, after claiming his second NBA title, he was less subtle simply saying , 'Someone please help me, PLEASE #DestistakaBoogieMan.' The Cavaliers are flying high with four games to play until the post-season having already confirmed their playoff place behind Atlanta in the Eastern Conference and as winners of the Central division, ahead of the Bulls. 'So is this why folks say they hate Monday's!!???' LeBron wrote with this image a fortnight ago .

Summary: LeBron James posted an unhappy picture at the dentist on Instagram . His visit to the dentist's chair follows his first triple-double for Cleveland . James brought 20 points, 10 rebounds and 12 assists in win over Chicago .


A woman has described the terrifying moment she plunged 10ft underground after a pavement opened up beneath her on a busy southwest London street. Chip shop worker Jeannie Flynn, 53, lay stricken in the basement of a Fulham cafe as bricks fell down on top of her - but miraculously she was not seriously injured. Ms Flynn was in a state of sheer panic as she heard concerned passers-by screaming 'get her out because it's all going to collapse'. Scroll down for videos . 'Disappeared': Chip shop worker Jeannie Flynn, 53, has described the terrifying moment she plunged 10ft underground after a pavement opened up beneath her on a busy southwest London street . Busy street: Ms Flynn was in a state of sheer panic as she concerned heard passers-by screaming 'get her out because it's all going to collapse' She had been walking to her GPs on Thursday morning to pick up a prescription when a man told her to walk around a one-foot hole in the pavement. As she did so the ground gave way and she plummeted downwards. Speaking to The Sun, she added: 'I fell and I think I screamed. Bricks were falling but didn't hit me. I'm grateful I'm not badly injured.' A worker from the Marrakech Express cafe then came to the rescue opening up their basement and leading her upstairs for a coffee. 'I felt like something stronger! I was really shaky,' she joked. Ms Flynn was taken to a hospital in Fulham and was found to have suffered whiplash and bruising. Her partner Chris Jeffries, 48, claims she could have been killed in the accident. Immediately after the incident, onlookers hearing a loud scream before Ms Flynn 'disappeared' down the gap in the road and landed on the rubble below. Ambulance crews were called to the cafe at about 8.50am to provide medical care. A man takes a picture of the five foot wide by two and a half foot long hole that suddenly appeared on Thursday, exposing the cafe's basement below . At the time there was confusion over whether Ms Flynn had been pushing a pram - but this was not the case. Kate Sissons, who witnessed the fall, posted a picture on Instagram, saying: 'OMG! Poor woman and pram just disappeared down this hole on North End Rd. Shes stuck down there. She added: 'Loud scream and all I could see was the pram. Ambulance and fire on way to get her out. Scary. V v scary [sic].' A nearby flower stall owner, who asked not to be named, said she saw a man come running out of the cafe, shortly before the drama unfolded. 'The hole had been blocked off with tables and chairs but she had squeezed through and went straight down,' she said. 'She didn't have a pram or a buggy, it was a shopping trolley. 'The shop owner was shouting out to her "Don't come through there". 'We looked over and she was down, all the way down the hole. She had walked onto it and it

Summary: Jeannie Flynn has spoken of terror as people screamed about saving her . Chip shop worker, 53, said bricks were falling all around her after she fell . Onlookers describe her 'disappearing' down a hole on busy road in Fulham . She ended up in cafe basement but miraculously was not seriously injured .


Some clubs celebrate titles with an all-expenses paid trip to Las Vegas. Others opt for Dubai. As for Martin Allen and Barnet, they will land in Benidorm on Wednesday afternoon as Conference champions. Regaining their Football League status after a two-year absence came down to 90 minutes against Gateshead. Win, and the title was theirs. Lose or draw, and it went to Bristol Rovers. There was to be no drama in this finale, yet manager Allen expected nothing less. The man known as Mad Dog predicted they would win promotion to League Two long before it was confirmed on Saturday. Barnet celebrate with the Conference trophy after securing a return to the Football League . Mauro Vilhete (right) scored a brace for Barnet as they overcame Gateshead to secure promotion . The title-winning victory ensures Martin Allen's fourth spell in charge of the club would be his most successful . 'Nobody expected us to do it,' said Allen, currently in his fourth spell in charge of the club. 'The bookmakers never said we would do it. The pundits and the experts said we would be nowhere near it. 'I knew a week before the season started we were going to be champions. I just knew it. There was no-one that could stop us. No way. 'We had too much power. We had too much pace. We had too much of everything. Privately and quietly behind the scenes, I knew that we were going to get 90-plus and win the league. It was obvious to me.' No-one told those in Bristol that. Rovers ended their season with a 7-0 humiliation of Alfreton Town with six different players on the score-sheet, but finished a point behind Barnet. They will have to make do with the play-offs, with their semi-final first leg away to Forest Green Rovers on Wednesday. There were no twists or turns in north London, where Gateshead played their part in the script to perfection. Barnet took the lead in the 25th minute after Mauro Vilhete was gifted a free header. No reaction from Allen. No clenched fist. Nothing. He simply turned away, and walked back to his seat. Yet, when Vilhete's second in the 48th minute all but confirmed they were champions, Allen let loose. Full time was greeted by the almost obligatory and seemingly inevitable pitch invasion, and the celebrations will stretch all the way to Alicante. Barnet manager Allen celebrates with goalkeeper Graham Stack after securing the Conference title . Despite promotion to League Two, Allen's on-off relationship with Barnet could see him leave the club for a fourth time. Their chairman Anthony Kleanthous will join him in Spain this week, having likened his manager to a girlfriend you cannot get rid of. Allen agrees. 'I think I owed the supporters something,' he said. 'Walking out of the relationship, ditching them, going for money, which is what I have done. I never made any secret of that. 'My future? I'm going to Benidorm on Wednesday. The only thing I've got to think about at the moment is what sun

Summary: A brace for Mauro Vilhete sealed a 2-0 win for Barnet over Gateshead and a return them to the Football League next season . The Bees clinched the Conference title ahead of Bristol Rovers . Manager Martin Allen has revealed the club will be celebrating with a holiday to Benidorm .


A self-confessed neo-Nazi who allegedly shot dead his gay supervisor was forcibly removed from court on Thursday after swearing at the judge and flipping over a table. The outburst unfolded as Kenneth Morgan Stancil III, 20, made his first appearance at the Wayne County Courthouse in Goldsboro, North Carolina after being extradited from Florida. He is accused of shooting 44-year-old Ron Lane at Wayne Community College on Monday morning before fleeing more than 500 miles south. He was arrested sleeping on Daytona Beach on Tuesday. At the hearing on Thursday, he initially denied a court-appointed attorney, saying he knew he'd get life behind bars when he shot dead his former boss. Scroll down for video . Kicked out: Kenneth Stancil is removed from a Wayne County courtroom in Goldsboro, North Carolina on Thursday after he swore at the judge and claimed he shot dead a man for trying to molest his brother . When the judge repeatedly reminded him that he could get the death penalty for his charge of open murder, Stancil burst into expletives, WNCN reported. 'Yes I know that,' Stancil snapped back. 'But when I knew what I had to do and I knew I got caught, I knew in my mind that I could get life or I could get the death penalty. I knew that.' He then repeated his previous claims that he targeted Lane for making sexual advances towards Stancil's 16-year-old brother. He has said Lane did not touch the boy but intended to. 'You defile my top eight, I will kill you,' Stancil told the court on Thursday. 'Know what I'm saying? If you're a f***ing child molester, a f***ing rapist.' When Judge Ronald O. Jones told him to stop using that language, he answered: 'I don't give a f*** what you want'. Jones ordered him to be removed from the courtroom but Stancil was able to flip over a table before deputies pounced on him and hauled him away. When he returned about 30 minutes later, his demeanor was very different, WNCN noted. He told the judge he would like an attorney and one will be appointed to him on Friday. In court: Stancil, who has multiple neo-Nazi tattoos, made his first appearance in the North Carolina courtroom on Thursday after he was transferred from Florida, where he was arrested on Tuesday . Hauled out: Deputies carried the suspect out and he was much calmer when he returned 30 minutes later . Back home: Stancil is seen emerging from a State Bureau of Investigation plane in North Carolina after being extradited from Florida on Thursday . Stancil is pictured arriving at the Wayne County Courthouse ahead of his violent outburst on Thursday . He was flown by authorities from Florida to North Carolina on Thursday after denying an extradition hearing. Stancil allegedly shot Lane, who worked in the college's print shop, at 8am on Monday before fleeing on a motorcycle. When the bike later broke down, he hitchhiked to Daytona Beach where he was picked up for sleeping on the beach, which is in

Summary: Kenneth Stancil made his first appearance in a North Carolina court on Thursday after he was transferred from a Florida jail . In an expletive-filled rant, he told the judge he knew he was going to get life in prison but shot dead his boss for wanting to molest his brother . His victim, Ron Lane, and brother had never met and there were no complaints against Lane when he was shot dead on Monday . Stancil has admitted that he partly shot Lane - who had been his work supervisor before he was fired last month - for being gay .


In the dock: Victorino Chua, 49, has given evidence for the first time and denied he murdered three and poisoned 18 more at Stepping Hill Hospital in Stockport . A nurse today told a jury he did not murder three hospital patients and poison almost 20 others on his ward by contaminating their medicine with insulin. Victorino Chua, 49, has given evidence for the first time and denied he tampered with saline bags and ampoules at Stepping Hill Hospital in Stockport in order to kill and injure people he was caring for. Chua denies murdering patients Tracey Arden, 44, Arnold Lancaster, 71 and Derek Weaver, 83, and deliberately poisoning 18 others between 2011 and 2012. The prosecution claim the defendant changed tack in January 2012 amid an ongoing police investigation and increased security when he deliberately altered drug dosages on prescription charts. His barrister, Peter Griffiths QC, today told the defendant that he would ask him some questions about his family and personal life but first would ask specific questions about the charges he faces. Focusing first on the events of summer 2011 at the Stockport hospital, Mr Griffiths said to Chua:'My first question to you is did you ever at any time contaminate any medical product with any insulin?' Chua replied: 'No sir.' Turning to the charges he murdered patients Tracey Arden, 44, Arnold Lancaster, 71, and Derek Weaver, 83, Mr Griffiths asked: 'As far as those three patients, deceased now of course, it is not suggested in this case that they were in your care at material times but I must ask ask this question, did you ever intend to kill those patients?' Chua said again: 'No sir.' Mr Griffiths said: 'Did you ever intend to cause those patients, or any patient, serious harm - that is grievous bodily harm?' Chua replied: 'No sir.' Chua has pleaded not guilty to 36 charges in all, including three alleged murders, one count of grievous bodily harm with intent, 23 counts of attempted grievous bodily harm, eight counts of attempting to cause a poison to be administered and one count of administering a poison. Deaths on the ward: (Left to right) Patients Tracey Arden, 44, Arnold Lancaster, 71 and Derek Weaver, 83, were all allegedly murdered by their nurse . Allegations: Chua is accused of killing three patients at Stepping Hill Hospital in Stockport, pictured, by injecting medical products with insulin . He also told Mr Griffiths in relation to two counts that he had not contaminated a bottle of antibiotics with insulin or contaminated a saline bag with a drug named Lidocaine. Addressing the January 2012 charges, Mr Griffiths said to the witness: 'The underlying and fundamental allegations laid against you by the prosecution is that you altered the prescription charts of patients. My question is this, did you alter any of those prescription charts?' Chua replied: 'No sir.' Mr Griffiths said: 'In each of these counts, there is an added ingredient that you had an intention to injure, aggrieve or annoy. Did you ever intend to injure, aggrieve or annoy any

Summary: Victorino Chua, 49, denies murdering patients at Stockport hospital in 2011 . Filipino nurse also accused of poisoning 18 more at Stepping Hill hospital . Denies injecting insulin and other poisons into bags of medicine on ward .


Lewis Hamilton's love of the Shanghai International Circuit continues to show no bounds as the reigning Formula One champion again claimed pole position for the race. Hamilton now has a record five poles to his name at the track, and three in succession, to take his tally to 41 overall in his career. The 30-year-old Briton ultimately finished just 0.042secs ahead of his Mercedes team-mate Nico Rosberg to give the team another front-row lock out. Ferrari's Sebastian Vettel, a surprise winner last time out in Malaysia, will start third, albeit down by nine tenths of a second on Hamilton. Now click here to read the full qualifying report. Host commentator . Thank you for joining us this morning and be sure to return tomorrow for our coverage of Sunday’s race. 1 Hamilton; 2 Rosberg; 3 Vettel; 4 Massa; 5 Bottas; 6 Raikkonen; 7 Ricciardo; 8 Grosjean; 9 Nasr; 10 Ericsson . ‘Oh come on, guys’, Rosberg exasperates after missing out on pole by 0.042secs. Hamilton fails to improve on his time, but it doesn’t matter as Rosberg can’t beat his lap. It is Hamilton’s pole. Back on track and all 10 drivers are out for their final runs and they’re all on fresh tyres. Here we go… . Meanwhile... Vettel crosses the line to go fourth fastest as he splits the Williams pair of Massa and Bottas. We’ve got four minutes to run. The Mercedes pair are so much quicker than the rest of the field here. Raikkonen is the first of the Ferrari drivers to post a time and he is the best part of two seconds slower than Hamilton on a used set of option tyres. And Hamilton crosses the line with a 1:35.782. Wow. What can Rosberg do? The Mercedes man is 0.280secs slower than his team-mate. Bottas is the first driver to post a competitive lap, and he crosses the start-finish line with a 1:37.903… but it is Hamilton up next. We’ll see two runs from each driver and Hamilton is the first of the Mercedes pair to take to the track. So, we’re already underway with the final session to determine the top 10… surely, Lewis Hamilton won’t be stopped in his quest for a third straight pole this year? So, surprisingly both Toro Rossos fail to make the top-10 shootout with Verstappen and Sainz to start 13th and 14th tomorrow. Hamilton remains the quickest man on the track. So, we’re in the last minute of Q2 and Massa, Ericsson, Nasr and Perez are facing the drop. Vettel crosses the line to go faster than Raikkonen, but he is half-a-second off Hamilton’s mighty lap. Raikkonen goes third-fastest with a 1:37.1, but the Finn is seven tenths slower than Hamilton… what can Vettel do in the sister Ferrari? Neither Ferrari driver are yet to post a time, so the best of the rest behind the Mercedes pair is currently the Lotus of Romain Grosjean, 1.6 seconds slower than Hamilton. That really is a stunning time from the world champion. Rosberg follows Hamilton across the line, but he is

Summary: Lewis Hamilton claimed his third straight pole position of the season . Nico Rosberg was just 0.042secs slower than his Mercedes team-mate . German says: 'Oh, come on, guys,' when told he is slower than Hamilton . Sebastian Vettel will start third for Ferrari with Felipe Massa fourth . McLaren endured another difficult day with Jenson Button and Fernando Alonso only 17th and 18th on the grid for Sunday's race .


Diego Costa will miss four weeks with a hamstring injury, Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho has confirmed. The Spain striker aggravated a hamstring problem in last weekend's win over Stoke. Costa was already certain to miss the games against Queens Park Rangers and Manchester United but had hoped to return in time for the clash against Arsenal on April 26. Diego Costa (centre) has been ruled out for up to the next four weeks after injuring his hamstring vs Stoke . Costa limped off just 11 minutes into his return from injury in Chelsea's 2-1 win over Stoke City on Saturday . The 26-year-old (right) lays on the Stamford Bridge turf in a heap after damaging his hamstring again . But Mourinho says Costa will be fit enough to face the final four games of the season, starting with the clash against Crystal Palace on May 3. 'Only Diego is injured, everybody else is fine and ready,' Mourinho said during the club's pre-match press conference on Friday. '[John Obi] Mikel is ready. [Cesc] Fabregas with a mask, but ready too. No problems. 'We have eight matches to play, if he [Costa] plays four it's normal,' Mourinho said. 'If he plays three it's a little bit below what I'm expecting. If he plays five it's more than I'm expecting.' Costa has a history of hamstring problems but Mourinho is refusing to let his focus shift from Sunday's game at Loftus Road. Asked whether he was concerned about the former Atletico Madrid forward's latest injury, the Chelsea boss said: 'Not concerned. I'm concerned about the match on Sunday. 'At this moment I don't want to think of him (Costa) for two, three weeks.' Blues boss Jose Mourinho (left) hopes to have Costa back for their final four games of the season .

Summary: Chelsea beat Stoke 2-1 at home in the Premier League on April 4 . Diego Costa limped off in the second half after aggravating his hamstring . Blues travel to QPR on Sunday in a west London derby at Loftus Road .


Koby Hodder, suffered a cardiac arrest and collapsed in the school playground when he was 10 . A 10-year-old boy nearly died after suffering a cardiac arrest in the school playground. Koby Hodder's heart stopped for a staggering 12 minutes after he collapsed while running around with friends during the morning break. He was playing British Bulldog – a game in which children run from one side of a playing field to another without being caught by one of the ‘bulldogs’, who often employ forceful tactics to trap runners, including rugby tackling opponents to the ground. Teachers across the country have called for the game to be banned, claiming it is dangerous and leads to children becoming injured. In the middle of playing the game, Koby suffered a cardiac arrest. This is where the electrical activity of the heart becomes so chaotic that it stops pumping and quivers or ‘fibrillates’ instead. His heart suddenly stopped beating blood around his body and he collapsed and lost consciousness. The 10-year-old was later diagnosed with the same heart condition as footballer Fabrice Muamba, a former Bolton Wanderers player who collapsed after suffering a cardiac arrest during the first half of Bolton's FA Cup quarter-final against Tottenham in 2012. Mr Muamba was 'effectively dead' for 78 minutes and had to be shocked 15 times before his heart restarted. Teachers at Koby’s school in Doncaster, were able to give Koby CPR until paramedics arrived and saved his life. His father, Mark, 45, got a call from the school at around 11am on March 2, and was told to get to the school immediately. He said: 'I was working around the corner so I was able to get straight over there and when I saw Koby on the ground I knew he was dead. 'Teachers were giving him CPR but I could see he was grey and lifeless. I couldn't even go to him. I was devastated.' Luckily he was brought back to life when paramedics Lee Murphy and Martin Parkinson and emergency care assistant Freddie Stevens arrived, and were able to save him by giving Koby two shocks with a defibrillator. A cardiac arrest happens when the heart stops pumping blood around your body. The most common cause of a cardiac arrest is a life threatening abnormal heart rhythm called ventricular fibrillation (VF). Ventricular fibrillation happens when the electrical activity of your heart becomes so chaotic that the heart stops pumping and quivers or 'fibrillates' instead. Someone who is having a cardiac arrest will suddenly lose consciousness and will stop breathing or stop breathing normally. Unless immediately treated by CPR this always leads to death within minutes. It is possible to survive and recover from a cardiac arrest, with the right treatment. Ventrivular fibrillation - which causes an arrest - can sometimes be corrected by giving an electric shock through the chest wall, by using a device called a defibrillator. Source: British Heart Foundation . Koby, who turned 11 two weeks ago, was rushed to Doncaster Royal Infirmary, where he seemed to be making a recovery. Just

Summary: Koby Hodder was playing British Bulldog on his break when he collapsed . He suffered a series of cardiac arrests and was treated in intensive care . Was fitted with a device to shock his heart back into beating if it stopped . Now can only carry out light exercise but feels 'lucky to be alive'


Eight coffins lined the stage of a Maryland auditorium for the funeral services Saturday for a family that died from carbon monoxide poisoning in their home earlier this month. The Todd family - a 36-year-old father and his seven children aged six to 15 - were tragically killed as they slept in their Princess Anne home. Father Rodney Todd was raising the children after divorcing their mother in November. The six-hour funeral service brought 1,200 people to the Ella Fitzgerald Auditorium at the University of Maryland Eastern Shore on Saturday to pay their respect to the family. Scroll down for video . Mourners file in as a viewing for Rodney Todd and his seven children is held on Saturday at the Ella Fitzgerald Performing Arts Center in Princess Anne, Maryland . Mourners sob and comfort each other as they walk past the seven caskets lining the stage during the service . The Todd family - a 36-year-old father and his seven children aged six to 15 - were tragically killed by carbon monoxide poisoning as they slept in their Princess Anne home . Todd and his children were poisoned in their sleep only days after the power company discovered a stolen meter and cut off electricity to their rental home, police said . Men, women and children, some in funeral attire and others donning T-shirts reading 'The Todd Family: Gone But Not Forgotten' walked across the stage to visit the coffins of five girls, two boys and one man. The children have been named as children as boys Cameron Todd, 13, and Zycheim Todd, 7; and girls Tynijuiza Todd, 15; Tykira Todd, 12; Tybree Todd, 10; Tyania Todd, 9; and Tybria Todd, 6. Their caskets, arranged in order of age, were lined with white and decorated with heart-shaped floral arrangements, according to The Baltimore Sun. The boys and father were dressed in white suits and the girls in lace dresses and tiaras. The children's mother, Tyisha Chambers, 36, sat in the front row of the auditorium and did not speak during the service. Todd and his children were poisoned in their sleep only days after the power company discovered a stolen meter and cut off electricity to their rental home, police said. Delmarva Power said it cut off power for safety reasons on March 25, not because the family was behind on its bills, as family members previously had said. A woman walks past the caskets of Rodney Todd and his seven children. The funeral service included gospel singing, prayer and words of hope . A boy looks up at one of the caskets during the service. Dr John Gaddis, superintendent of Somerset County Public Schools, where the children attended class, said that the family was close . Rodney Todd's mother Bonnie Edwards, center, walks alongside her husband Lloyd Edwards for a viewing for her son and seven grandchildren on Saturday . With the power out, Todd, who worked a $10-an-hour job in dining services at the university, had bought the generator and put it in his kitchen to keep his two

Summary: The Todd family died sometime between March 28 and April 6 . Rodney Todd, 36, lived in the Princess Anne, Maryland home with his seven children, aged six to 15 . The six-hour funeral brought 1,200 people together to pay their respects . Todd and his children were poisoned in their sleep after a power company discovered a stolen meter and cut off electricity to their rental home . Todd had bought a generator and put it in his kitchen to keep his two sons and five daughters warm .