Joko Widodo's chief political rival reportedly promised to publicly support the Indonesian president if he granted clemency to Australians Andrew Chan and Myuran Sukumaran. Former Indonesian army general Prabowo Subianto twice privately assured Mr Joko there would be no political consequences if the Bali Nine ringleaders and others on death row were reprieved, The West Australian reported. It's understood Mr Prabowo penned a letter to Mr Joko at the weekend in which he said that if the president were to 'postpone the executions indefinitely', he would come out in support of the decision. Scroll down for video . Indonesian President Joko Widodo (left) ignored reassurances from his chief political rival Prabowo Subianto (right) that he would support a decision to grant clemency to Australians Andrew Chan and Myuran Sukumaran . Former Indonesian army general Prabowo Subianto twice privately assured Mr Joko there would be no political consequences if the Bali Nine ringleaders and others on death row were reprieved . Independent senator Nick Xenophon said he was told earlier in the year by human rights advocates that Mr Prabowo - who narrowly lost the presidential elections to Mr Joko in October - was 'very sympathetic' to clemency. As well, he could see that the executions of Chan and Sukumaran could damage relations between Australia and Indonesia. 'I was advised at the time that it would be a bad idea to approach him, so I didn't,' Senator Xenophon told ABC radio. 'One view was that it would enrage President Widodo and make matters worse, and I guess we'll never know.' This comes after a senior Indonesian government official praised the firing squad that executed Bali Nine pair and six other convicted drug traffickers. ABC News reports that Indonesian attorney-general H.M. Prasetyo applauded Chan and Sukumaran's executioners for their work. 'All shots were done perfectly. These executions were carried out smoothly and in order - much better than the first round of executions in January,' he said. Indonesian president Joko Widodo failed to return Australian PM Tony Abbott's phone calls about the Bali Nine in March . Indonesian attorney-general H.M. Prasetyo (right) applauded Chan and Sukumaran's executioners for the good job that they did . Mr Prasetyo declared it was necessary to fight drug crime in the country, as he dismissed Australia's withdrawal of its ambassador as a 'momentary reaction'. He visited Nusakambangan on Wednesday, hours after Bali Nine pair were executed with other drug offenders. 'I would like to say that an execution is not a pleasant thing. It is not a fun job,' he said. 'But we must do it in order to save the nation from the danger of drugs. We are not making enemies of counties from where those executed came. What we are fighting against is drug-related crimes. 'Therefore, I would like to offer my condolences, on the execution of those who were on the death row, to their families, to their home countries. 'Once again, we are not against the countries, but we are fighting a war against the horrible drug crimes that threaten our nation's survival.' Mr

Summary: Joko Widodo's chief political rival promised to support clemency . Prabowo Subianto twice privately assured Mr Joko there would be no political consequences if the Bali Nine ringleaders were reprieved . Andrew Chan and Myuran Sukumaran were killed on Wednesday morning .


This is the moment when an angry woman forced an elderly man to kneel in the street after he accidentally knocked her phone out of her hand. The video, filmed at an undisclosed location in China, sees the woman demand that the man pays compensation for her damaged phone as she slaps him in the middle of a busy road. Despite the elderly man promising to pay her back once he has the means to do so, she continues to berate him in front of witnesses, the People's Daily Online reports. Scroll down for video . Street attack: The shocking video was filmed after the elderly man knocked the woman's phone out of her hand, causing the screen to break . The shocking exchange was filmed by a witness and it had since gone viral on Chinese social media. The woman had allegedly been taking pictures of her children with her new iPhone 6 plus when the old man passed through on his moped. He accidentally bumped into the woman’s shoulder and her phone fell on the ground, and the screen cracked, the newspaper reports. The woman demanded the old man to compensate for repairing her phone, which he promised to do, but adding that it would have to wait as he did not have the money there and then. ‘The old man’s voice was trembling and he had tears in his eyes,’ a witnesses said, describing how the woman called four friends to the scene. Abuse: After being told that the man does not have the money to pay her back straight away, she is seen slapping him twice in the street . In the clip, the woman can be heard demanding that he pays her on the spot, despite his assurance that she will be compensated eventually . ‘The young woman’s friends hit the old man’s hat constantly and discussed whether they should really hit him,’the witness said. After a long verbal argument between the young woman and the old man, she is said to have demanded: ‘Kneel down for apology, then I will forget the money!’ The old man allegedly came off his moped, falling over as he kneeled down. 'His disability became apparent to the crowd but the young woman’s action became more infuriating,' a witness said. ‘The young lady just stood in front of the old man and slapped him twice.' In the clip, the woman can be heard demanding that he pays her on the spot, despite his assurance that she will be compensated eventually. Although no one called the police, the authority has investigated further after the clip went online. A user, posting under the username ‘The girl who sells tea eggs’, wrote: It was the old man’s fault that he bumped into the young woman but this is definitely not a reason to slap someone. 'The old man has to pay a compensation for sure but they could have called the police to settle the matter. If you stand in the old man’s shoes, you would be very angry as well. How can one

Summary: Man on moped knocked woman's phone out of her hand in China . The screen cracks and she demands he pays for the damages . When he says that he has no money right now, she makes him kneel . Despite promising to pay eventually, she slaps the man across the face .


Carl Frampton has been offered a huge £1.5million payday to face Scott Quigg in one of the biggest all-British fights in recent memory. Talks between the two super-bantamweight world champions have reached a standstill, but Quigg’s promoter, Eddie Hearn, attempted to jolt Frampton’s camp into a July 18 fight in Manchester by offering the biggest cheque of the Northern Irishman’s career to date. The proposal was made live on television, with Frampton’s team, led by Barry McGuigan’s Cyclone Promotions, given until the end of the week to accept the terms. Eddie Hearn presents the cheque for £1.5m to set-up Scott Quigg's fight with Carl Frampton . Matchroom Sport boss Eddie Hearn said the cheque offered 1.5m reasons for the two boxers to fight . Quigg stares down the camera to tell Frampton to 'put his money where his mouth is' It’s a bold move that could see Quigg pocket substantially less Frampton if the pay-per-view purchases do not meet Hearn’s predictions. But with the fight more than a year in the making a low revenues seems unlikely, although at present there is only a moderate chance Frampton’s camp will accept the terms, having released their own statement to demand further talks. Quigg said: ‘He called me out on national TV and I saw on Twitter that he apparently said I’m a Sky hype job. Well come and fight the hype job. ‘I respect him as a fighter, he is very good. And I believe he does want the fight and he genuinely believes he will beat me. If he wants the fight then tell his team, the offer is there. I generally believe he wants the fight but we will find out if he actually does – there is £1.5m if he wants it. ‘He has one and a half million reasons to fight me.’ Quigg is the defending WBA super-bantamweight champion and wants to fight Frampton in Manchester . Quigg celebrates his win over Hidenori Othake at the Liverpool Echo Arena in November last year . Hearn added: ‘Scott might not get £1.5m. That is not how this offer is working. This offer is us working together to come up with an offer, that we believe Carl Frampton cannot turn down. If it doesn’t do the pay-per-view buys that we anticipate, Scott might get a third of that (£500,000 to Frampton’s £1.5m). We take the risk. Carl does not have to take any risk.’ Hearn and McGuigan met in London a fortnight ago to discuss the bout, as reported by Sportsmail. Those talks ended in stalemate, with Cyclone Promotions insisting on Tuesday that Hearn would have to return to the negotiating table if the fight is to happen. The statement read: ‘If Matchroom Sport are interested in joining Cyclone Promotions in staging this domestic superfight, we recommend Matchroom accept the invitation for a follow-up meeting. ‘If Matchroom Sport does not want to meet, Carl Frampton will make an optional defence of his IBF world title this summer.’ Carl Frampton lands a punch on American opponent Chris Avalos during their fight last

Summary: Quigg and Matchroom promoter Hearn offer Frampton cheque for £1.5m . They want super-bantamweight unification fight in Manchester on July 18 . Quigg, the WBA champion, told Frampton to 'put his money where his mouth is' and make the fight happen . But Frampton's promoters hit back, saying Hearn had stalled talks .


A former prison officer has claimed staff at one of Britain's toughest jails regularly arrange brutal fights between rival criminals behind bars. Peter Hiett, a decorated former prison guard at Feltham Young Offenders Institution, said staff would put inmates in a cell padded with mattresses and leave them to fight out any differences. The 49-year-old, who worked at the jail for eight years and was commended for bravery, said some workers would even stay and watch the battle unfold, while others 'turned a blind eye to it'. He also said gangs controlled entire wings at the jail in Hounslow, south west London, leaving staff afraid to visit some areas of the prison for fear of being attacked. Scroll down for video . Peter Hiett, a decorated former prison guard at Feltham Young Offenders Institution in Hounslow (pictured), claims staff regularly arrange brutal fights between rival criminals behind bars at Britain's toughest jail . The claims echo scenes from 1999 film Fight Club starring Brad Pitt, in which gangsters organise mass brawls in underground 'fight clubs'. Mr Hiett told The Sunday People: 'It was like a sport for them. If two inmates had a grudge they'd put them together in a room to sort it out. 'They only stopped when one was knocked out or couldn't defend themselves any more.' His revelations come after he left the prison in January last year, amid claims he was forced out for trying to lift the lid on the goings-on. He claims the in-fighting was often kept hidden from the overriding authorities, with the prison's management setting up a Behaviour Management Group to 'fiddle the assault figures'. He said common tactics were to treat group attacks as just one assault and to encourage inmates to admit to the lesser charge of health and safety over assault. The former officer said: 'There would be 15 or 20 lads from the same gang on the same wing. They would protect each other, deal drugs. 'And if they saw another gang member all hell broke loose – their wars don't stop when they're behind bars. 'But if an inmate assaulted someone, the governor didn't want it written down like that. Staff would advise prisoners to admit a lesser charge.' There were high levels of 'unpredictable and reckless' violence among the 240 boys aged 15 to 18 at Feltham Young Offenders' Institution last year , a report by Her Majesty's Inspectorate of Prisons found (file picture) Claims from former prison officer Peter Hiett about Feltham echo that of scenes in 1999 film Fight Club (above) Earlier this year, it was revealed that inmates at Feltham represent 48 different gangs, fuelling a 'constant juggling' by prison officers to keep the boys apart. A report found there were high levels of 'unpredictable and reckless' violence among the 240 boys aged 15 to 18 at the young offenders' institution, a significant amount of which was gang-related. Around a quarter of the boys - most of whom are from the London area - were placed on so-called 'keep apart' lists to tackle gang-related violence,

Summary: Former prison guard claims fights between inmates are organised by staff . Peter Hiett, 49, said staff would put rivals in a cell and let them battle it out . Said gangs also control full wings at Feltham Young Offenders Institution . Feltham named as the most violent prison in England and Wales last year .


Thousands of people have launched a campaign to stop an 11-year-old boy being deported to Bangladesh weeks after his little brother died following a long battle with cancer. Maarij Khan and his mother Mushammat are set to be removed from their home in Newcastle after the Home Office turned down their bid to remain in the UK. Now 3,500 people have signed a petition to allow the schoolboy and his mother to stay in Britain, where Maarij's 10-year-old brother Saffat is buried. Saffat died of meningitis last month, after his fight against an aggressive form of cancer and several rounds of chemotherapy left his immune system fatally weakened. Deported: Maarij Khan, left, has been told he must leave Britain and move to Bangladesh weeks after the death of his brother Saffat, pictured right receiving an award for bravery . The family first came from Bangladesh to the UK in October 2007 to live with Maarij and Saffat's father, who was studying for a PhD. Saffat was subsequently diagnosed with rhabdomyosarcoma, a type of childhood cancer which attacks connective tissue in the face and left him severely disfigured. After years of chemotherapy and radiotherapy, he fell ill with meningitis, and died on March 4. The Home Office denied the family's request to stay in the UK after their visa expired in 2013. They tried to challenge the decision, but a tribunal turned down their appeal last year. The boys' father returned to work in Bangladesh in March 2014. Mushammat, 34, said: 'All Maarij knows is Newcastle, all his friends are here, his life is here. He and Saffat were incredibly close, they were inseparable and his death has left him heartbroken. 'He goes and sits at his brother's graveside each day. The thought of him never being able to do that again is terrible to us all. 'The support we've had from all parts of the Tyneside community has been humbling and we very much want to stay in the area that has become our home.' Maarij's supporters say that he has become withdrawn and shy after Saffat's death, and warn that his education will suffer if he is sent to Bangladesh. Heartbroken: Maarij has become withdrawn after his brother's death, according to his family . Immigrants to the UK who are on a student visa, and their family members, are only allowed to stay in the UK until their course comes to an end. They must then apply for a new visa, such as one linked to a specific job, or return to their home country. However, under the Human Rights Act 1998, immigrants facing deportation are able to appeal on the grounds that being forced to leave the UK is a breach of their human rights. A number of immigrants have claimed that their 'right to respect for private and family life' under Article 8 of the Act would be breached if they were made to leave their new home in Britain. However, the use of the Human Rights Act has attracted controversy because convicted criminals have tried to use it

Summary: Maarij Khan, 11, and his mother Mushammat set to be deported from UK . Brother Saffat, 10, died of meningitis last month after years-long cancer battle left his immune system weakened . Maarij is distraught at the possibility of being unable to visit Saffat's grave . 3,500 people have signed a petition calling on the Home Office to allow the family to stay .


When Gareth Silk let his five friends plan a stag do, he might have imagined it would involve pranks, costumes and drinking - but denim hotpants and heels were far from his thoughts. Little did he realise his friends from Cwmbran, south Wales, were inspired by the hilarious Money Supermarket advert, featuring a man dressed in shirt and jacket from the waist up and tight booty shorts and stilettos from the waist down. When the men in their matching outfits walked down the street in Benidorm, Spain, they earned cheers, clapping and even policemen driving past waved and laughed. David Rowles snaps the gang, from left to right: Steve Harvey Taylor, Gareth Edwards, Michael Groves, groom Gareth Silk and his father Andrew Silk . David Rowles, 38, who filmed the stag stunt, said: ‘We were in our local pub planning the stag weekend. ‘We decided that whatever the first advert was that came on the TV, that was what we were going to do.’ The Money Supermarket advert featuring 'Dave's epic strut' came on. David said: 'Everyone thought it would be a head-turner.’ The next step for the group was to buy some high heels, and David admitted the men asked their other halves for help in purchasing the right shoes. Each of the men dress in high heels and the video maker noted that some of them were walking 'too well' Michael Groves channels Dave's 'epic strut' from the original ad that quickly went viral . He added: ‘A couple of them were walking a bit too well in their high heels. It looked like they had been practising.’ Wearing heels earned them blisters along with laughs and attention from the crowds . The group of six - which included the groom-to-be Gareth Silk and his stags Gareth Edwards, Steven Harvey Taylor, Michael Groves, dad Andrew Silk and David Rowles - descended on the promenade of the Spanish resort on March 29. David captured them strutting their stuff on his camera phone. They each wear suits from the waist up with braces over their shirts and denim hot pants and high heels from the waist down. In the video, the men mimic the advert, walking towards the camera in a line of five, with groom Gareth in the middle, pulling a variety of humorous poses from the TV commercial. Later in the video the stag do can be seen garnering much attention from locals, holiday goers and even the police. Mr Rowles said: ‘The whole promenade was at a standstill. People were cheering and clapping and all different nationalities stood around to watch and take photos. ‘A police car went past and I was trying to get them to beep their sirens. They waved and laughed – they were fine. ‘I’ve been on many stag weekends and this was probably one of the best. We couldn’t believe the attention.' The stag do garnered a lot of attention from locals, other holiday goers and even the police . Unfortunately for the group however, who wore their outfits from 1pm until 7pm, there

Summary: New video shows stag do strutting in denim hotpants and heels . Hilarious homage to TV ad that got them cheers and applause in Benidorm . Preparations for weekend included getting shoes stretched . After wearing heels from 1pm to 7pm, the six men had painful blisters .


Manchester City manager Manuel Pellegrini has admitted his club will have to buy young talent because the Academy's youngsters are not ready for first-team action. Liverpool star Raheem Sterling has already had his name linked with the defending Premier League champions after his contract stalemate at Anfield. Part of the pressure on City to land fresh young talent comes from FA chairman Greg Dyke's proposal to increase the quota of homegrown players to 12 in Premier League squads. Manuel Pellegrini doesn't believe his current crop of Academy players are up to joining Yaya Toure and Co . Manchester City keeper Joe Hart makes a save during training on Wednesday . Wilfried Bony is more likely to be joined by a young star such as Raheem Sterling than an Academy player . And, with the Blues having failed to produce any regular homegrown first team squad members since Micah Richards and Dedryck Boyata, Pellegrini admits the short-term answer to the need for the new talent does not lie within the squad. Pellegrini said: 'I think about the Academy, we must be patient. This club build all these things because young players are important. 'Maybe it's not so easy for young players, especially at big clubs, to play in the first team, with the professional squad. 'I'm sure in the future we will have very important players coming from the Academy, they will be part of the squad. 'But it's important to be patient, important to have years of working the same way. But you never know. Maybe some talented young players can do it before.' Pellegrini says he is sure the Academy will produce players worthy of his side but urges patience for now . Sterling (here with Brendan Rodgers) would fit the bill for City if his impasse with Liverpool isn't resolved . Sterling would obviously fit the bill and qualify as one of Dyke's homegrown quota if his impasse at Liverpool proves unsolvable. Pellegrini refused to comment directly about the Liverpool and England forward. But he said: 'I think it's important for big clubs to bring in the best players, that's the most important thing. 'If they're all good players, of course I agree with the quota. All the big leagues - especially the Premier League - need the best players to play.' City's need to add 'homegrown' or 'English' players to their squad has seen them linked with a host of top stars, including Arsenal's Jack Wilshere and Ross Barkley of Everton. Arsenal's Jack Wilshere, who's coming back from injury through the reserves, has attracted City's interest . Everton and England midfielder Ross Barkley is another 'homegrown' player to have caught their eye . The City manager is not in action until Monday when he takes his team to Crystal Palace and with Chelsea in an apparently commanding lead at the top, Pellegrini admits his side faces eight cup finals. He said: 'I hope we can do it. We have to play eight finals from now until the end. We will see the way we play. I hope the way

Summary: Manuel Pellegrini said Man City's Academy players aren't up to standard . He said the club will have to be patient as they wait for a new crop of stars . Liverpool's Raheem Sterling has been linked to Premier League holders . He said City face 'eight finals' to end the season in a bid to catch Chelsea .


She may have all the help that money can buy - but for The Duchess of Cambridge, the prospect of having two children under the age of two will still be a huge challenge. Kate, 33, is due to give birth to her second child in the coming days - providing a little brother or sister to Prince George. William's wife already has a nanny at her disposal as well as her mother Carole, who is moving into the Cambridges' Norfolk home Anmer Hall after the new baby arrives. Scroll down for video . Catherine, the Duchess of Cambridge holds Prince George poses for photographers outside St. Mary's Hospital in London shortly after giving birth in 2013. She is currently preparing to give birth to her second child . So just how difficult is it to care for a newborn with a toddler running around? Very, as it turns out. Parenting blogger Emily-Jane Clark, who runs the popular site How To Survive A Sleep Thief, which she describes as 'an antithesis to baby advice', has compiled a list of the ways that a mother can cope with caring for two kids under two. They including avoiding a double buggy, buying several blue bowls and never setting a specific time for meeting people. Read on to catch some of Emily's top tips... Having two children is significantly harder than having one, according to the experts (picture posed by models) 1. Do not bother trying to get anything done ever. While it is tricky to get stuff done with one baby, with two it is practically impossible. I have lost entire days trying to get things done and achieved nothing. You think, 'I know; I’ll write a list, get organised, tick things off as I go along.' Easy, right? Wrong. Five days later you realise you haven’t even managed to finish writing the bloody list. So I suggest doing what you can when you can. Better still just use this list: . Get up. Look after the children. Anything achieved alongside this list is automatically a bonus. 2. Don’t buy a double buggy. You will use it once, realise it is really heavy and annoying and sell it on Ebay. 3. Do not try to get anywhere on time. With two babies on the go, everything takes ages. ‘Popping out’ becomes a distant memory. I remember a time when nipping out for milk simply meant taking clothes out of the wardrobe, putting them on, grabbing my bag and leaving the house. Now it can take hours as I desperately attempt to scrub baby snot from my clothes with baby wipes, clean bums, clean teeth, change nappies, feed baby, break up fights, chase toddler, dress toddler, dress baby, leave house, forget bag, return to house, leave house, forget baby, return to house, get baby, leave house and then when I finally get to shop, I have forgotten what the hell I went for. As a mother of two young children, it is almost impossible to get anywhere on time (picture posed by models) 4. Someone

Summary: Kate Middleton is preparing to give birth to her second child this week . The Duchess of Cambridge is already mother to Prince George, one . A parenting expert tells FEMAIL how to cope with two children under two .


Just 13 and in the grip of a terrifying obsession surviving on just one piece of fruit a day, anorexic schoolgirl Laura Scurr's body started to shut down. The 15-year-old, from Whitley Bay, was left on a heart machine after she collapsed through starvation but has now spoken about pressures put on teenagers to be a 'size zero'. Laura became so obsessed with having the perfect figure she would hide food down the side of her bed, lying to her mother about eating and sometimes surviving on just a piece of fruit a day. Scroll down for video . Laura Scurr, 15, has spoken out about the pressures on young girls to be a size zero after, having becoming obsessed with her own weight, she developed anorexia . But her dramatic weight loss led to horrific consequences when she suddenly collapsed at her family home and was rushed to intensive care. Laura has spoken about her two-year fight with anorexia and revealed the pressures she felt to be thin. She said: 'At the worst point I was hiding food down the sides of the settee or beds, lying to my mum about having meals, and eating about 100 calories a day. 'I would even try to have mashed potato with each meal so I could hide the rest of the food under it, that way it looked like I'd ate more.' After spending a week on a heart monitor at North Tyneside General Hospital, Laura was finally offered support from eating disorder organisations as she began her recovery. Problems started for the teen two years ago when she decided she wanted to go on a diet. 'I was nearly 13 stone and felt like I was too big,' Laura said. 'I'd been bullied a little bit because of my weight, people saying things like 'here comes the whale' and that made me feel horrible. Laura was living off just one piece of fruit a day and would hide her food down the side of her bed so her parents wouldn't see it . Laura continued: 'I would look around at the other girls and they all seemed to be skinny and, of course, I wanted to be like them and fit into all the different types of clothes. 'But it wasn't just people I knew. I felt there was a lot of pressures from all over the place. Everywhere you looked there seemed to be this idea that girls should be a size zero.' Laura agreed with mum Sue, 48, to go on a 'sensible diet' but soon the Whitley Bay High School pupil became frustrated, wanting to lose more weight, quicker. According to the NHS Anorexia or Anorexia nervosa, to give its full name, is a serious mental health condition in which people try to keep their body weight as low as possible. It is often said that people will often restrict their intake of food, make themselves vomit or increase the amount of exercise they are doing. The condition often develops in people who are anxious about their body shape

Summary: At 13, Laura Scurr went on a diet which would turn into a scary obsession . Laura developed anorexia and would survive on one piece of fruit a day . Now 15 she has overcome the disorder and is battling back . Laura has spoken of the pressures on young girls to be a size zero .


'There's no cafetiere and there's no corkscrew!' Listening to my husband Dominic's rant minutes into our family Eurocamp adventure I was reminded that I'm not married to Bear Grylls. But his gripes were soon drowned out by the whoops of delight from our two young boys as they bounced on the beds… 'bunk beds! In a TENT!' - their tiny heads about to explode in excitement. A full-blown corkscrew crisis was quickly averted as we befriended our better-equipped neighbours and, once the wine was flowing, we were able to take in our surroundings. Jake and Seb ready for their cave adventure . It's not advertised as 'glamping' but with big duvets and brass beds, Eurocamp's Safari tents are more luxurious than an average stay under canvas. Everything is in situ, so no worrying about whether you've forgotten your tent pegs or frying pan… You just bring yourselves, clothes and food (and in our case, a lot of local wine). We visited L'Ardéchoise site in the stunning Ardèche region in south central France at the end of August. About an hour-and-half's drive from the beaches of the south and Montpellier airport, it's known as the gastronomic centre of France. L'Ardéchoise is a quiet, well-established, family friendly site nestled on the banks of the picturesque Ardeche river. For us, entertaining our boys Jake, six, and Seb, four, is the number one priority on holiday - that and escaping the chaos that is our life in London. This site is a five-star park - at the top end of what's on offer in France. With four pools and a camp 'animateur' organising activities for little ones, it didn't disappoint. The big hit for our boys was the pool complex - it included a waterfall and 'rapids' section that kept them amused for hours. The other attraction was other children's toys, and we spent a great deal of our time returning them to our neighbours' tents to preserve community relations and other parents' sanity. The campsite has immaculate facilities. There are plentiful and clean showers, family washing areas, waist-high baby baths and even a dog shower area. Most important of all, the site felt safe and relaxed. Most parents let their children scoot and cycle around on their own and the little ones loved the freedom. The region is famous for having the world's oldest cave paintings at Chauvet-Pont-d'Arc . For me, getting away from work doesn't mean switching off from the news entirely, and with wi-fi availa-ble across the site and daily English papers, I kept up to date from the comfort of my sunlounger. Jane and her boys were excited when they discovered their tent came with bunk beds . The Eurocamp Safari tents are well equipped (although cafetieres are no longer provided), with adequate cooking facilities, gas barbecues and fridge freezers. Fans and heaters are also provided - which proved useful one chilly evening. There were some jokers on site who referred to our area as the UN enclave, due to the beige 'refugee camp' appearance of our tents. The brown canvas combined

Summary: Eurocamp's Safari tents are more deluxe than a normal stay under canvas . L'Ardéchoise site is in the Ardèche region in south central France . An hour-and-half's drive from the south's beaches and Montpellier airport . This site is a five-star park at the top end of what's on offer in France . It has four pools and a camp 'animateur' organising activities for little ones .


Tiger Woods was genial. Tiger Woods was charm personified. Tiger Woods is the 111th best golfer in the world. You can grin your way through life as the 111th best golfer in the world. No pressure. No big whoop. Judging by some of the stuff said and written about Woods in the build-up to his 20th Masters, it will be an achievement if he makes the cut. Very respected names have close to begged him not to compete. Woods doesn’t see it like that at all. He’s in it to win it. And it’s in those little moments that the old Tiger — some would argue the real Tiger — breaks cover again. Tiger Woods was all smiles as he played a practice around ahead of his 20th appearance at the Masters . The former best player in the world arrives at Augusta ranked a lowly 111th in the game . Woods name appears on the Masters' tournament winner's board four times; 1997, 2001, 2002 and 2005 . It was all smiles and wise-cracks as Woods sat before the assembled press on Tuesday. Questions that would once have been greeted with terse disregard were warmly expanded upon. Memory lane was tripped down, the elder statesman played. He even referred to some of the correspondents in the room as his friends. And then he was asked where a win this week, from one ranking place lower than Tomohiro Kondo of Japan, at a point in his career when it was wondered whether he would be seen on the golf course as a competing professional again, would rank in his career achievements. And up leapt old Tiger. He didn’t answer this one with a short, evocative speech or a ready quip. He shut it down, old school. One sentence, no messing, no prospect of elaboration. Woods has insisted that he would not enter a tournament unless he thought he had a chance of winning it . The 39-year-old looks towards the ground after hitting a shot during practice on Monday . Woods smiles as he talks with his traditional practice partner Mark O'Meara (left) at Augusta . ‘It would be my 15th major,’ said Woods. The temperature in the room dropped by several degrees. Brevity replaced levity. The questioner, gamely, tried again with a slight rephrase. ‘Long way to go before that,’ Woods replied. ‘Lot of work to do.’ He smiled. The chill passed. And, of course, that is exactly what it would be. Just his 15th major, if it signalled a true return to form. And on to the next one. World No 4 Jordan Spieth was in ninth grade — 14 years old — when Woods won his last major in 2008. But if he could win a fifth Masters he would be back in the game. And no more Mr Nice Guy, one feels. From 111th in the world, Woods has time to take the scenic route in conversation. Back to where he was, back to contending, he would be all business again. Not entirely like before, of course, because he

Summary: Tiger Woods begins his 20th Masters ranked a lowly 111th in the world . Former world No 1 turned on the charm ahead of Masters 2015 at Augusta . American was joined by girlfriend Lindsay Vonn and his children . A fifth green jacket would take the 39-year-old's major haul to 15 . CLICK HERE for all the latest news from the Masters 2015 .


An Iranian cleric is teaching his followers that thinking about another woman while having sex with your wife will make your children gay. Ayatollah Hossein Dehnavi, a celebrity preacher in Iran, made the speech to a packed auditorium of men and women in his home country. It is the latest controversial teaching put forward by Dehnavi, who also warned that if women did not wear the hijab - the veil covering the hair and chest - properly, they could inadvertently cause some men to become homosexual. Islamic cleric Dehnavi is a celebrity in his native Iran, giving speeches on relationships and family values . While thinking about another woman while having sex with your wife is not a sin, the Iranian ayatollah preaches, if she becomes pregnant it will mean the child will be gay. Homosexuality is punishable by death in the state . On past occasions He has preached that women must provide sex to their husbands at all times - and said women who are better educated or are financially independent 'harm men's authority'. 'One of the other duties of women in regard to their men is to take care of their men’s instinctive needs [sexual drive]', the cleric said in a report by The Clarion Project, an organisation against extremism. 'Do not break their pride and [you must] be more sensitive toward them' During another speech, the ayatollah explain that it is not a sin for a man to think about another woman while he is having sex with his partner, but if she becomes pregnant as a result the child will be gay. Incorrectly wearing the hijab, Dehnavi also warns, could lead to some men becoming homosexual. Hundreds of women attend the lectures and speeches of the Muslim cleric, whose is also regularly shown on state TV . The statements, thought to have been made in 2012 and 2013, came to light after being shared by Gay Star News this week. Homosexual acts are punishable by death in Iran, with gay and lesbian people forced to hide their sexuality. A man involved in the 'dominant' role in sodomy faces being flogged up to 100 times if he is unmarried and the sex is consensual, while the man playing the 'passive' can still be put to death regardless of his marriage status, according to a report in The Guardian. Lesbians faced being whipped 100 times, but sex between two women can also lead to the death penalty if the act is committed four times. Following his teachings, Dehavni says, will ultimately lead to 'peace on earth'. In another speech he controversially suggested that women should always be sexually available for their husbands . Men become 'saturated' if they have too much sex, Dehavni warns - suggesting becoming intimate once or twice a week is enough. He also says women can make their husbands aroused by showing off their armpits . Dehavni is a celebrated cleric in Iran, whose speeches on family life and marital affairs are shown on state TV and who people queue up for tickets to see

Summary: Ayatollah Hossein Dehnavi made statement during marriage advice speech . Also claims women not wearing hijab properly could make men gay . Homosexuals face persecution in Iran under strict Islamic regime .


Chelsea left the north London with the draw they came for, which takes them a step closer to the title. Arsenal were unable to break down their opponents in an attritional game, while Jose Mourinho's side rarely troubled David Ospina. Sportsmail's Sami Mokbel gives his verdict from the Emirates Stadium... Arsenal . David Ospina - Lucky not concede a penalty after clattering into Oscar - but produced a good stop to deny Ramires. 6.5 . Hector Bellerin - The youngster was preferred to fit again Mathieu Debuchy and justified his manager's faith. 7 . David Ospina was fortunate to get away without conceding a penalty when he clattered Oscar . Hector Bellerin does well to clear the ball off the line to prevent Oscar's lob putting Chelsea ahead . Laurent Koscielny - Cruised through the first half owing to Chelsea playing with no striker. Had more to think about following's Drogba's introduction. 7 . Per Mertesacker - Patched up after sustaining an ankle injury last weekend. Showed little sign of the problem in a strong performance. 7.5 . Nacho Monreal - Steady game for the Spaniard. Looks to be edging ahead of Kieran Gibbs for position as No 1 left-back. Booked. 6.5 . Francis Coquelin - Had to walk a disciplinary tightrope after a first-half booking - but remained industrious as ever.7 . Francis Coquelin breaks up a Chelsea attack but his holding role was made more difficult by a booking . Santi Cazorla - He's had more influential days, but kept Arsenal's midfield ticking over. Booked. 6.5 . Aaron Ramsey - Utilised, once again, in an unfamiliar right-wing role. It didn't throw him off his stride too much. Booked. 6.5 . Mesut Ozil - Not quite £42.5million, but he's getting there. Heavily involved for the Gunners but couldn't find a breakthrough. 7 . Alexis Sanchez - Fresh from his Wembley double, the Chilean wasn't quite at his best against Chelsea. 6.5 . Olivier Giroud - Endured a titanic battle with Terry. The Frenchman put himself about against the champions-elect. 6.5 . Olivier Giroud shields the ball from a masked Cesc Fabregas, but the Frenchman had little joy up front . Subs: . Danny Welbeck (on for Coquelin, 76) - Injected pace into Arsenal's attack. 6.5 . Theo Walcott (on for Giroud, 84) - Thrown on late as the Gunners searched for victory. 6.5 . Subs not used: Szczesny, Debuchy, Gibbs, Wilshere, Flamini . Manager: Arsene Wenger - His Mourinho hoodoo continues - but the French manager can be happy with his side. 6. Chelsea . Thibault Courtois - Made some routine saves but has had much more eye-catching afternoons. 6.5 . Branislav Ivanovic - Solid and steady as ever from the Blues right-back. Excellent tussle with Sanchez. Booked. 7 . Gary Cahill - A mature display from the England central-defender. Kept his cool in the heat of battle. 7.5 . John Terry - Played a crucial role in quelling Giroud's aerial threat. A typical all-action display from the Chelsea skipper. 8 . John Terry and Gary Cahill did well to prevent

Summary: Chelsea captain celebrates wildly at the final whistle after superb display . Arsenal defend well but unable to break down Jose Mourinho's side . Mesut Ozil the Gunners' best player, but couldn't unlock Chelsea .


An American doctor climbing Everest when the devastating earthquake hit has described the heartbreaking moment her mountain guide died before her eyes, . Ellen Gallant, a cardiologist from Utah, was attempting to climb the world's tallest mountain when the 7.8 magnitude earthquake struck, sparking an avalanche that killed 18 people. Four US citizens who were on Mount Everest are confirmed to have died along with 15 other climbers and Sherpas. There are believed to be up to 100 Americans still missing following the disaster on Saturday. Scroll down for video . American doctor Ellen Gallant was on Everest when the devastating earthquake struck. The tremors sparked a huge avalance killing 18 people, with Ms Gallant and another doctor desperately trying to save those injured . An experienced climber, Dr Gallant (left) had been training for 10 years to climb Everest. She helped tend to survivors and those gravely injured before rescue helicopters arrived to get people off the mountainside . Survivor Dr Gallant said she and an Indian doctor rushed to help the injured in difficult conditions following the avalanche, including the gravely-ill Sherpa, but said there was nothing they could do to save his life. 'I was outside, saw this huge blast coming down', she told ABC News. 'I ran into the tent, threw myself on the floor. When the vibration stopped, I went out and radioed over to the medical tent. 'They asked me and an Indian climber (a doctor in the Indian army) to take care of head injuries. 'We worked through the night, doing rounds, handing out medication, putting in IVs. 'Of the nine patients, one of them died last night — a 25-year-old Sherpa. His blood pressure had fallen. There was nothing we could do.' Dr Gallant said they knew their lives were saved when they heard the sound of rescue helicopters landing on the mountainside, but now she is struggling to come to terms with what has happened. A critically injured person is carried on a stretcher out of Everest Base Camp following the avalanche. Dr Gallant said despite trying everything she watched a 25-year-old Sherpa die from his injuries on the mountain . The avalanche on Everest, pictured, killed 18 people including four Americans who were buried under the snow. Up to 100 US citizens are still missing following the disaster and at least 3,300 people were killed . Injured survivors from the avalanche waiting to be rescued. Dr Gallant said she is still dealing with the trauma of watching one young Sherpa died, saying: 'Now things have settled down, it's hit me hard'. 'Around 6am, we heard helicopters and we knew we would make it out of the woods. We were able to send the eight out,' she said. 'When you go to medical school, you learn to focus on the task at hand. But now that things have settled down, it's hit me hard. 'That young man who died in front of me — a 25-year-old shouldn't have to die.' Among the mountaineers who died in the disaster is a 33-year-old Google executive

Summary: Dr Ellen Gallant battled to save the lives of those injured in avalanche . Spoke of her devastation seeing a 25-year-old Sherpa die in front of her . Earthquake sparked by devastating 7.8 magnitude earthquake in Nepal . Four Americans among 18 people dead after huge avalanche on Everest .


Islamic State fighters ambushed an Iraqi army convoy of Humvees with a bulldozer packed with explosives, killing a commander and three of his soldiers, military officials have confirmed. A suicide bomber first attacked the convoy before militants opened fire, killing the Brigadier General Hassan Abbas Toufan, the commander of the Iraqi first division, a member of the division and an intelligence officer said. A colonel and two lieutenant colonels also died in the attack in the Nadhem al-Taqseem region, north of Fallujah in the Anbar province yesterday. Iraqi army: The country's army is embroiled in a fierce battle to reconquer the western Anbar province . The Iraqi army is embroiled in a fierce battle to reconquer the western province, which has been under ISIS control for the past year. Fighting has been focused on the provincial capital of Ramadi, where the government had been making slow progress. Earlier on Friday, the army recaptured the important al-Houz bridge over the Euphrates in western Ramadi, which had served as a primary supply route for the militants, according to police Colonel Mahdi Abbas. The security situation in Ramadi sharply deteriorated after the terrorists seized three villages around the city, forcing an estimated 100,000 to flee their homes. Many had started to return in the past few days because Iraqi soldiers and police have been able to secure the centre of Ramadi and push the militants back from some areas of the city. During the weekly Friday prayer, Iraq's most revered Shiite cleric, Grand Ayatollah Ali al-Sistani urged the country's politicians to end all disputes in order to confront the political, economic and security challenges facing the country. 'It is important that the brothers (the politicians) should come out with final and drastic solutions for the problems,' al-Sistani's representative said during a sermon Friday in the holy Shiite city of Karbala. Militants: Islamic State fighters ambushed an Iraqi army convoy of Humvees with a bulldozer in the Nadhem al-Taqseem region yesterday . Many Iraqis blame the rivalries among the country's political leadership for the humiliating defeat suffered by government forces in the past year at the hands of the Islamic State militants that control large sections of the north and west of the country. In Friday's violence, police officials said a bomb exploded near an outdoor market in the Sunni town of Tarmiyah, north of Baghdad, killing four people and wounding eight. A bomb near a courthouse killed three people and wounded nine in the town of Mahmoudiyah, south of Baghdad. Medical officials confirmed the death toll. No group immediately claimed responsibility for the attacks.

Summary: ISIS fighters ambushed an Iraqi army convoy of Humvees north of Fallujah . A suicide bomber attacked vehicles before militants opened fire yesterday . Commander of Iraqi first division, colonel and two lieutenant colonels killed .


Sussex head coach Mark Robinson has warned that wicketkeeper Matt Prior remains 'pretty much out indefinitely' as his recovery from an achilles injury continues. Prior, 33, was badly affected by the problem last summer, eventually losing his England place to Jos Buttler, and has not played since July. He took a break to focus on rehabilitation and admitted 'I could have played my last game (for England)' - and Robinson's prognosis offers no further encouragement. Matt Prior has not played since July, when he lost his England place because of an achilles injury . Prior, seen here celebrating the 2013 Ashes victory with captain Alastair Cook, is out 'indefinitely' 'He's out pretty much indefinitely at the moment. He's still recovering from an Achilles injury which he did playing for England,' Robinson told Sky Sports News HQ. 'It's a blow for him and a blow for us. He's working hard on his rehab. He's in most days of the week. Sometimes it's a bit soul-destroying. As everybody knows, it's been a long injury. 'We feel for him as a cricketer - he's just itching to get playing again - and for the club too, because to have your wicketkeeper batting in the top five would have been such a bonus for us.' Prior admitted he may never play Test cricket for England again after his injury last summer .

Summary: Matt Prior picked up injury playing for England last year . Achilles problem saw him lose his Test place to Jos Buttler . Despite almost a year of rehab, Prior is still a long way from making return .


A family of four was enjoying a day out together in Portland, Maine when a white man yelled a racial slur at them before speeding off. The family consisted of a black mother and a white father who were with their nine-year-old daughter and 23-year-old son. The man was in a car filled with a group of young white men when he screamed 'Hey n*****s!' at them on Friday and drove away. Several bystanders witnessed the incident, including a local news reporter for WCSH 6 and WLBZ 2, Jackie Ward. She shared her account of the story on Facebook, as a 'reminder for us to be kinder to each other.' The story has since caused a stir in Maine - shocking some residents of the state. News anchor Jackie Ward (left) shared the story of Shay Stewart-Bouley (right), a blogger who writes about race, and her family when the racial slur was shouted at them on Friday. She said she shared her account of the story as a reminder to be kinder . The mother, Shay Stewart-Bouley who runs a blog called Black Girl In Maine and writes about race, has told her story of how the incident unfolded that day. She wrote in her blog: 'As a mixed-raced family in a white space, the reality is that anytime we leave our house as a family, we risk incurring the wrath of the ignorant and hateful. 'To partake in the joys of the first treats of spring can turn ugly without notice and, sadly, a visit to Maine’s most populous city yesterday was the day when the ugly became personal and my nine-year-old daughter learned that there are people who will never know her essence but instead will reduce her to nothing more than a n*****.' Ward who was with in the Old Port when she watched the incident, and said in the moment she had become frozen and was unable to comprehend what was happening. She wrote on Facebook: 'Yesterday in the Old Port, an adorable family of four was walking down Fore Street enjoying the day, popping in and out of stores along with everyone else in downtown Portland. 'I was waiting outside of a store with my dog when they were walking on Fore Street. Suddenly, a man driving by screamed the n-word at them as he sped off. As the girl's brother chased after the car, Ward said she saw the child become visibly upset. She wrote: 'What happened next is what made me the most sad. As the dad crossed the street to see if he could see how far his son was running, the little girl started getting visibly upset with what was going on. 'But the mom remained calm and stern. She told the girl her brother is a grown man who can stand up for what he believes in. "People are going to use that word and you need to know how to stand up for yourself." Ward shared the story on Facebook (the post above) which went viral and prompted Stewart-Bouley to write

Summary: Jackie Ward witnessed the family of four have racial slur shouted at them while they were out for the day on Friday . Shay Stewart-Bouley, who is black and runs a blog called Black Girl In Maine, was with her white husband and their daughter, 9, and son, 23 . Car of unidentified white males drove past as one shouted 'Hey n*****s!' Ward said she shared the story to remind people to be kinder to each other .


Things are going well in the courtroom - and the bedroom - for TV superstar Judge Judy, according to her husband of 38 years Jerry Sheindlin. The crusty Judge, who's Emmy-winning show was recently renewed, and her husband were in a playful mood as they celebrated her award for her work on the bench at the annual Women of the 21st Century Awards luncheon by the Women's Guild Cedars-Sinai at the Beverly Wilshire Hotel. Judy revealed that while she has a raft of hon o rs scattered about her home, she doesn't keep any of the in the bedroom. Scroll down for video . Judge Judy and Jerry Sheindlin have been married for 38 years - all told. The couple divorced in 1990 only to marry again the following year . 'I have different ones in different places. The only place I don't have any awards out in the open is in the bedroom. Other than that they are all over, . 'I don't know I sort of feel that is one place where I feel nobody should be getting awards.' But her salty husband and fellow judge Jerry chimed in to dispute her claim. 'No awards? She just gave me an award last night. I just don't understand this. I'm going to have to talk to her about that.' Ask if he had just given gave fans an insight into their private lives, he smiled: 'It is a huge insight. I have this statue which proves it but she has a short memory.' Reflecting on the honor Judy said: 'It is a lovely way for women to say to each other we support you and we support your effort. women to say to each other. This group of women all of them have been involved for decades in health issues, family health, women's health issues and for them to recognize somebody who is not from within their family is very gratifying.' Judy was modest when asked about being the richest women on TV earning a reported. $47 million a year . 'Well I don't know about that.' Recently she has extended her CBS contract for three years and plans to keep her court in session into 2020. CBS Television Distribution didn't discuss terms of the deal. The Emmy-winning TV judge just renewed her TV contract with CBS for another three years. She reportedly earns $47 million a year - the highest paid personality on television . But the 72-year-old admitted she just loves working : 'It feels as if it is nice to have a job to go to for the next five years.' Dr. Judy and Jerry have been married for 38 years - all told. The couple divorced in 1990 only to marry again the following year. Jerry reflected on his wife's talent and popularity: 'She is a fabulous lady and I am glad they recognized her, and she is thrilled, absolutely thrilled; and deservedly so. 'She is real, she's grounded and she has this fabulous sense of humor that distinguishes her from a lot of other people.' Her

Summary: Judge Judy and her husband Jerry Sheindlin were particularly playful at the Women's Guild Cedars-Sinai luncheon where she was the honoree . The Emmy-winning TV judge just renewed her TV contract with CBS for another three years . She reportedly earns $47 million a year - the highest paid personality on television .


The Red Wings' Drew Miller says he's eager to hit the ice again just a day after receiving a cut that could have cost him his eyesight. 'I feel very blessed the skate didn't hit my eye,' Miller said at practice on Wednesday. 'Very lucky' Skating with a full face mask during practice, the Detroit forward openly bore a gruesome red wound that required 50 to 60 stitches to close along multiple layers of skin, the Detroit Free Press reports. Gruesome: Miller was left with a scar across his eye, but reportedly didn't suffer any damage to his eyesight after another player cut him across his face . The incident occurred shortly after a faceoff during the first period of Tuesday's game between the Red Wings and the Senators. While battling for the puck, Ottawa's Mark Stone lost his balance and lifted his right skate backwards in an arc, catching Miller just under his visor. Stone's skate cut Miller along his right cheek and again just below his eyebrow. Miller exited the ice under his own power before medical staff rushed him to receive treatment, including stitches. Though he has a gash that runs across both sides of his eyelid and bruising below his right eye, Miller said his vision was largely unaffected. 'Right now, it's just dealing with the cut and the stitches and the soreness,' Miller explained. 'Other than that, my eye is good, and when I got on the ice today, I felt pretty good.' Freak accident: While falling to the ice, Ottawa's Mark Stone lifted his skate and struck Miller under the visor with the blade . Stitched up: Twitter user Red Wing Memes published a photo of the Red Wings forward with the freshly stitched wound . Second opinion: A second angle showed Stone losing his balance while fighting for the puck with the Red Wings' Luke Glendening . Bruiser: Miller said he wanted to come back for the third period after being stitched up, though the team said he will likely return Thursday against Boston . My Fox Detroit reports Miller had wanted to return during the third period of the game, which Detroit lost 2-1. Red Wings Coach Mike Babcock said Miller will likely have a 'big-time scar' but to expect the winger to be on the ice Thursday. The team will need Miller, who has played in 159 straight games, as it tries to secure the final guaranteed playoff spot in the Atlantic division.

Summary: Detroit Red Wings' Drew Miller was caught by a skate in the first period against the Ottawa Senators . The massive cut required 50 to 60 stitches to close, but did not damage Miller's eye . The Red Wings lost 2-1 but remained in third place in the Atlantic division .


Office workers were shocked to discover a couple having sex in a park in full view of their tower block on the hottest day of the year. The couple appeared not to mind being in full view during their steamy encounter at the Three Bridges playing fields in Crawley, West Sussex, as temperatures reached 25C in some parts of the UK. Workers at an office block which overlooks the park said the pair, who were semi-naked, did not even appear to be put off when people walked past them during their sex session at 3.30pm yesterday. Scroll down for video . The couple appeared not to mind being in full view as the enjoyed the steamy encounter in broad daylight at the Three Bridges playing fields in Crawley, West Sussex, as temperatures reached 25C in some parts of the UK . Photographs and videos of the unusual incident were quickly posted online and shared thousands of time. In one video, taken by shocked office workers, one man can be heard asking ‘Why would you do that?’ before describing it as ‘well funny.’ A woman exclaims ‘Oh my god’ and ‘Oh my dear Lord’ as other employees point out the illicit encounter before she says she wants to get an air horn to disrupt the couple. A man responds: ‘We should start clapping’ before the woman quips: ‘I don’t think they’d hear us, open the windows and shout maybe.’ Another claims to his colleagues that it’s the second time the pair got down to business, branding it ‘round two’. The minute-long video finishes with one woman exclaiming: ‘Corr he’s classy!’. One officer worker who also witnessed the encounter but wished to remain anonymous took to Facebook to share news of the incident. She said: 'I unfortunately witnessed the incident from my office window. 'A couple walked past and instead of stopping or trying to cover up what they were doing in the slightest, the bloke just pulled his jeans up over his bum a little bit and carried on.' Another, Emma Thrift, said: 'It wouldn't be the first time we've witnessed this sort of thing from the office.' It came on the hottest day of the year so far and the warmest April ever on record with temperatures reaching 25.1C at St James's Park in London and at Frittenden in Kent. The Met Office said the mercury also hit 24.7C in Wisley, Surrey and 24.6C in both Norfolk and Gravesend, Kent. Forecasters said that while temperatures would drop today, some areas such as the south west could still see the mercury hit 22C. Pictured: The sun rises near Latrigg, overlooking Keswick in the Lake District early today . Northern parts of England, where temperatures hovered around just 10C yesterday, will see slightly improved temperatures of up to 12C today. Pictured: Sheep graze near Latrigg, overlooking Keswick in the Lake District . At its peak yesterday, parts of London and the south east were hotter than Athens, Rome, Nice and Ibiza. Sun worshippers enjoyed the unseasonably warm weather, flocking to beaches in Brighton, Bournemouth

Summary: Couple caught on camera having sex in broad daylight in Crawley park . Semi-naked pair didn't appear to mind people walking past the encounter . Entire incident was seen by workers at office block overlooking the park . It came on the hottest day of the year so far as temperatures reached 25C .


Obesity risk: Sugary dishes are being promoted by the Government's flagship anti-obesity initiative . Dishes that contain 'shocking' amounts of sugar are being promoted as healthy eating options by the Government's flagship anti-obesity initiative. Change4Life, which is being run by Public Health England to help address the country's obesity crisis, is promoting dishes on its website with up to 29g of sugar per serving – about seven teaspoons' worth. Its Apricot Bread Pudding has slightly more sugar than a Snickers bar, which has 27g. A Banana and Apricot Bagel, promoted as a breakfast, has more sugar than a bowl of Frosties – a cereal so sugary Labour's health spokesman Andy Burnham once said he would consider banning it. Two other dishes, Banana and Sultana Bread and Butter Pudding, and Banana Muffins, contain 25g per serving. Cardiologist Dr Aseem Malhotra, of campaign group Action On Sugar, said he found the advice 'disturbing' and that Change4Life was 'legitimising unhealthy foods'. He added: 'One has to seriously ask whether Change4Life is fit for purpose when it's promoting foods with shocking levels of sugar.' Dr Alison Tedstone, chief nutritionist at Public Health England, said: 'The majority of these recipes are fruit-based. 'Fruit naturally contains sugar – but it is the sugar that is added to food that we eat too much of. Fruit is a healthier choice.' But Dr Malhotra pointed out that recent research had found even fruit sugars could be harmful in large quantities, particularly to those at risk of type 2 diabetes. Sugary: Change4Life, which is being run by Public Health England, has dishes on its website with more sugar than a bowl of Frosties .

Summary: Change4Life run by Public Health England to tackle country's obesity crisis . It is promoting dishes on its website with up to 29g of sugar per serving . The Apricot Bread Pudding recipe slightly more sugar than a Snickers bar . Cardiologists say advice is 'disturbing' and is 'legitimises unhealthy foods'


The Clinton Foundation will continue to accept donations from foreign governments despite the risk of a conflict of interest now that its founder is running for the White House. The charity announced on Wednesday that it has decided to continue to look abroad for millions of dollars while limiting donor nations to a select group of six. The change in policy comes as former board member Hillary Clinton undertakes her presidential campaign. The foundation's reliance on funding from several Middle East governments that suppress dissent and women's rights — concerns that the State Department focused on during her stint as secretary of state — sparked criticism and gave Republicans a new offensive against the leading Democrat. Clinton resigned from the foundation's board last week. Scroll down for video . Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Rodham Clinton, pictured on Tuesday, meets with local residents at the Jones St. Java House in LeClaire, Iowa. She resigned from the board of the Clinton foundation last week . The Bill, Hillary and Chelsea Clinton Foundation's board said on Wednesday night that future donations will only be allowed from the governments of Australia, Canada, Germany, the Netherlands, Norway and the United Kingdom — all nations that previously supported the charity's health, poverty and climate change programs. Longtime U.S. allies, the six maintain relatively uncontroversial ties to the U.S. While direct contributions from other governments would be halted, those nations could continue participating in the Clinton Global Initiative, a subsidiary program that encourages donors to match contributions from others to tackle international problems without direct donations to the charity. Donations greater that $25million . Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation . Clinton Giustra Enterprise Partnership (Canada) Fred Eychaner . Frank Giustra, The Radcliffe Foundation . Nationale Postcode Loterij . The Children's Investment Fund Foundation . UNITAID . Donations $10-$25million . AUSAID . Stephen L. Bing . COPRESIDA . Tom Golisano . Government of Norway . The Hunter Foundation * . Kingdom of Saudi Arabia * . The Victor Pinchuk Foundation . Cheryl and Haim Saban & The Saban Family Foundation * . The ELMA Foundation . Theodore W. Waitt . However, the foundation will stop holding CGI meetings abroad — a final session is scheduled for Morocco in May — and most foreign governments will no longer be allowed to sponsor programs. Clinton Foundation donations between 2001 and 2015 showed governments and agencies from 16 nations previously gave direct grants of between $55 million and $130 million. In addition to the six nations that will be allowed to continue donating, the others were Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Oman, the United Arab Emirates, Algeria, Kuwait, Italy, Brunei, Taiwan and the Dominican Republic. The foundation also will begin disclosing its donors every quarter instead of annually — an answer to long-standing criticism that the foundation's once-a-year lists made it difficult to view shifts and trends in the charity's funding. Former President Bill Clinton and other foundation officials have long defended the charity's transparency, but the new move signaled sensitivity to those concerns, particularly as his wife begins her race for the White House.

Summary: Future donations will only be allowed from the governments of Australia, Canada, Germany, the Netherlands, Norway and the United Kingdom . The change in policy comes as former board member Hillary Clinton hits the presidential campaign trail . Hillary Clinton resigned from the foundation's board last week . The foundation's reliance on funding from several governments that suppress dissent and women's rights sparked criticism .


It's a classic Australian saying: 'G'day mate, how you going?'. But when one Australian traveller tried to get American's to repeat it, many were lost for words. Kieran Murray, from Brisbane in Queensland, recently spent months travelling across the US, and documented his interactions with locals all around the country. From a homeless man who was insistent upon telling his story about Britney Spears, to a man who insisted Murray was saying 'Get out of my nightgown', the filmmaker captured it all. Scroll down for video . Aussie filmmaker Kieran Murray has released the second installment of his hilarious series which asks Americans to attempt the Australian accent by saying 'G'day mate, how you going? One man in Austin, Texas (far right) was convinced Murray said 'Get out (of) my nightgown' This is the latest in a series of videos Murray put together one of which is based around the same topic, and another of which asks people to guess what common Australian expressions mean. 'I don't even know what he said!' exclaimed one Texan when asked by the Brisbane man to repeat the phrase. 'Say it again in English?', asked a man in Manhattan, New York. 'Sounds Chinese to me man,' he later added. Many people threw strange sideways glances at the man, trying to understand what he was saying, with one man declaring 'that's Spanish!'. Others erupted into fits of laughter as they tried to translate the classic Australian vernacular, and Murray also ran into one very talkative man intent on repeating he used to live in the back of Britney Spears' dads house. This New Yorker said 'sounds Chinese to me man', when speaking to the Brisbane man . One man in Nashville responded with an incomprehensible sentence while trying his hand at the Aussie accent . This man, who didn't quite get the gist of the question, was insistent on telling a story about Britney Spears . 'I lived in the back, of Britney Spears' dads house', the man, who appears to be homeless, told the filmaker over and over again. When he was asked again to repeat the phrase after Murray, he simply said: 'All right'. While on the subway Murray asked one man to repeat what he said, but he simply declared 'Can't do it'. 'I don't know what you said, were those words?' one woman, who appeared to be at a sporting event, asked the Australian. 'What the hell'd you say?' exclaimed one hog hunter in Texas. Kids giggled as they tried to understand what Murray was saying in his Australian accent . Many times the filmmaker was met with strange glances from confused Americans . Children weren't much better and translating the popular Aussie phrase, but the best of the bunch came from a shirtless man in Austin, Texas. 'Wait I got this,' the man said while surrounded by his friends before triumphantly proclaiming: 'Get out my nightgown!'. 'That's the one. Get out my nightgown. I got it right, I already know I got it,' the man said. Murray even managed to stump a

Summary: Kieran Murray asked Americans to repeat 'G'day mate, how you going?' Some were lost for words, while others dissolved into fits of laughter . One man was convinced Murray was saying 'Get out of my nightgown' Another was insistent on telling his story about Britney Spears . The video is the second of it's kind which asks foreigners to repeat phrase .


Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers will have to plan without the services of Mamadou Sakho for a clutch of important games as the French centre-back faces three to four weeks out of action with a hamstring injury. Sakho limped off the field during Liverpool's FA Cup quarter-final victory against Blackburn Rovers on Wednesday and was replaced by Kolo Toure in the 28th minute. The Liverpool Echo reports that Sakho will sit out his side's clash against Newcastle United at Anfield on Monday night and is set to miss the FA Cup semi-final showdown with Aston Villa at Wembley on April 19. Liverpool centre back Mamadou Sakho puts in a tackle on Blackburn Rovers midfielder Craig Conway . Dejan Lovren (right) attends to his team-mate Sakho after the French defender pulled up with an injury . Sakho was forced to leave the field with the hamstring injury in the 28th minute at Ewood Park . The former Paris Saint-Germain defender will also miss the forthcoming Premier League games against West Brom, Hull and QPR, but the club are hopeful he will return in time to face Chelsea at Stamford Bridge on May 10. Toure is in line to deputise once more for Sakho against the Magpies and is set to form a central defensive partnership alongside Dejan Lovren. Martin Skrtel is still serving his three-match ban. Rodgers' side have slipped down to sixth the Premier League standings in recent weeks and will be targeting a crucial three points against John Carver's side who are winless in four games. Sakho was replaced by Kolo Toure who is set to start against Newcastle United at Anfield on Monday .

Summary: Mamadou Sakho limped off in Liverpool win over Blackburn Rovers . Sakho was replaced by Kolo Toure in the 28th minute of the 1-0 victory . Liverpool face Newcastle United in the Premier League on Monday night . CLICK HERE for all the latest Liverpool news .


Spain manager Vicente del Bosque was flabbergasted as to how his star-studded side failed to find the back of the net despite taking 'command' of their friendly defeat by Holland on Tuesday night. Despite the visitors dominating significant periods of the match, it was goals to Holland's Stefan de Vrij and Davy Klaassen that proved decisive at the Amsterdam ArenA. But it's Spain's lack of composure in front of goal that most frustrated Del Bosque. Holland's Stefan de Vrij meets a cross from Wesley Sneijder to opening the scoring against Spain . Within four minutes Davy Klaasen pounced on the rebound from his own shot after David de Gea's save . Vicente del Bosque says his Spanish side were made to pay for a lacklustre opening 20 minutes . 'It seems impossible not to have scored ... The first 20 minutes have burdened us,' Del Bosque said after the match. Guus Hiddink's side scored twice in the space of four minutes through a 13th-minute De Vrij header from Wesley Sneijder's cross before Klaassen finished off the rebound from his own shot after it was saved by Manchester United's David De Gea. 'We have taken command of the game, we've been all over them, we have reached the penalty area but we lacked a goal.' Spain's Mario Suarez puts his hands on his head after a failed attempt on goal at Amsterdam ArenA . Gerard Pique shoots into Dutch keeper Kenneth Vermeer in one a number of good chances for Spain . Spain's David de Gea shows his frustration during the match dominated by his side but ultimately lost . Del Bosque's side were unable to atone for the 5-1 World Cup thrashing by the same side, a rematch of the 2010 final they won, which was the beginning of the end of their title defence in Brazil . On the bright side, Del Bosque was impressed with the debuts of Malaga forward Juanmi and Sevilla winger Vitolo. 'The two rookies have had a good performance. Vitolo has been very active and Juanmi looked like scoring,' Del Bosque added. Sevilla winger Vitolo runs into space as he makes his full international debut for Spain on Tuesday night . Del Bosque was impressed with the match's other debutant Juanmi (left) who 'looked like scoring' Spain's next outing will be in Euro 2016 qualifying against Belarus on June 14. They sit second in group C behind undefeated Slovakia. The Dutch have some work to do in their qualifying campaign as they trail unbeaten Czech Republic and Iceland to be third in group A after five games.

Summary: Spain were defeated 2-0 by Holland at the Amsterdam ArenA on Tuesday . Stefan de Vrij and Davy Klaassen scored within four first-half minutes . Vicente del Bosque said 'we've been all over them ... but we lacked a goal'


He's earned the plaudits of the majority of Everton supporters for his endeavours on-the-pitch, and now Steven Naismith has been awarded for his generosity off-it too. The Toffees forward is the latest recipient of the Barclays Spirit of the Game Award for his selfless charity work and contributions to the local community. The 28-year-old has worked with the likes of Job Centre Plus, Dyslexia Scotland and the Whitechapel Centre in Liverpool, to help give back to the communities that have supported him throughout his football career. Everton forward Steven Naismith (right) has won the Barclays Spirit of the Game Award . Naismith (centre) recieved the award for his selfless charity work and contributions to the local community . 'I think as a footballer you've got a fantastic and unique opportunity to give something back which is worthwhile and when I'm not playing football I try and help as many charities and associations as I can,' he said of his reasons for his selfless actions. 'Giving back to the community comes probably from my upbringing and my working class background. 'My dad is a social worker and I grew up in a small village which had a very good and strong community that's about helping people in need. 'I'm speaking to these people first hand and they've had knockbacks but they're doing all they can and they're not just sitting back and giving up.' Naismith (centre) teamed up with Job Centre Plus to offer unemployed fans the opportunity to watch the club . Ahead of the current Premier League campaign, the Scotland international teamed up with Job Centre Plus to give Everton tickets to the unemployed people of Liverpool and offer them the opportunity to watch league games at Goodison Park. 'At the start of this season I decided to purchase some tickets for fans that aren't fortunate enough to go to games. I hooked up with Job Centre Plus because they people know first hand who is trying to get back into work,' Naismith added, speaking about this initiative.' Barclays Community Leader Maria Branigan said of the Toffees No 14: 'Steven has gone and above his role as a footballer and we've awarded him with the Spirit of the Game Award to recognise his fantastic work within the community. Barclays Community Leader Maria Branigan says Naismith has done 'fantastic work within the community' Barclays are committed to helping the next generation of fans fall in love with football and for the remainder of the 2014-2015 season they will give supporters the chance to win tickets to their favourite team every week via the Barclays Spirit of the Game website. Barclays will also once again be giving away more than 8,000 tickets to local communities in partnership with Premier League clubs.

Summary: Steven Naismith has worked with the likes of Job Centre Plus, Dyslexia Scotland and the Whitechapel Centre in Liverpool . 28-year-old has given back to communities that have supported him . Everton forward teamed up with Job Centre Plus to offer unemployed fans the opportunity to watch the club this season .


A group of eight-year-old children in New Jersey have written letters to convicted cop killer Mumia Abu-Jamal, wishing that he will 'get better soon' while recovering in hospital from a mystery illness after being encouraged by their teacher. The cards have caused outrage and alarm among political commentators, many of whom claim the 60-year-old's illness is a fraud and clamor for attention. Abu-Jamal, who shot Philadelphia police officer Daniel Faulkner in cold blood in 1981, was taken to hospital on April 2 after collapsing in the bathroom of the State Correctional Institution at Mahanoy. But this week he was delivered two batches of letters - one from a third grade class in Orange, New Jersey and another from high school students in the Philadelphia Student Union. 'Get well soon': Third graders in Orange, New Jersey, and high school students in the Philadelphia Student Union have sent Mumia Abu-Jamal letters wishing him well after he was hospitalized last week . Delivery: Johanna Fernandez (right), a professor of history at Baruch College, delivered Mumia Abu-Jamal a batch of letters from two different schools in hospital. He is pictured here also with (from left) Abdu Jon and Pam Africa . Ill: Mumia's supporters say photos of the prison journalist released this week by his wife show how ill and frail he is. Untreated diabetes is said to be the reason for Abu-Jama's hospitalization last week . The letters were delivered by Johanna Fernandez, a professor of history at Baruch College, according to Education Action Group News. 'We shared a touching moment with Mumia in an effort to raise his spirits,' Fernandez reported. 'Two teachers delivered letters to us that their students had written to Mumia.' 'It had been a long time since we had seen Mumia smile. 'He chuckled as he read excerpts from these touching letters.' The letters themselves or what they said were not released. However the fact they were written and then sent has infuriated many. Richard Costello, political coordinator for the Philadelphia Fraternal Order of Police, said the letters set a dangerous example. 'I think its both alarming and outrageous that any teacher would use a group of innocent seven-year-olds to promote a twisted agenda glorifying murder, glorifying hatred and glorifying violence,' Costello told Fox News. 'He shot (the officer) in the back and then as the officer lay slumped against a wall helpless he leaned over and shot him between the eyes. 'When he was in the hospital he actually bragged about it.' Controversial: Marylin Zunig, a teacher at Forest Street School in Orange, New Jersey, had her third graders wrote letters to Mumia Abu-Jamal. The letters have subsequently sparked outrage . Costello said all the teachers involved in the letter writing campaign should be fired. 'Furthermore all the parents who have children in that school system need to reevaluate that involvement, because these children are now placed in danger by the very people charged with their education,' Costello said. 'They are being used as tools in someone's twisted agenda.' Costello has previously described Abu-Jamal as 'the devil'. The official

Summary: Former Black Panther Mumia Abu-Jamal was hospitalized at Schuykill Medical Center in Pennsylvania on April 2 after collapsing in prison . He was delivered 'get well' letters from third graders in Orange, New Jersey, and high school students in the Philadelphia Student Union . The letters made Mumia 'chuckle and smile' Critics say they 'promote a twisted agenda glorifying murder and hatred' Mumia is serving a life sentence after years of appeals won him a reprieve from his death sentence in 2012 .


Gary Ballance hit a chanceless hundred for England on Thursday - his fourth century in nine Tests - that further closes the door on the banished Kevin Pietersen returning to the side whatever the ballyhoo. Ballance's 122 was the mainstay of England's 333 for seven declared leaving West Indies needing an unlikely 438 to win the first Test. They finished the fourth day on 98 for two after another superb Chris Jordan slip catch made the breakthrough. Gary Ballance scored 122 as England took firm control of the first Test against the West Indies in Antigua . Ballance plays a sweep shot during his impressive innings at the Sir Vivian Richards Stadium . Ballance celebrates bringing up his century following his superb batting display in Antigua . Ballance, who had a poor World Cup , said: 'It's been a tough winter but four bad innings don't make you a bad cricketer. I would like to think I was settled at number three after last summer. Scoring a hundred in a Test match is a great feeling. You have to enjoy doing well,' as his joyous century celebration indicated. Even with the ever-present Pietersen factor Ballance added: 'That's international sport, I haven't doubted my place. I knew I had done well before. I didn't come here thinking that I was going to get dropped. I was focused on scoring runs and to get a hundred is huge.' There needs to be an opening for KP to make a sensational England comeback. But there looks to be no room in the line-up for Pietersen. Ballance at number three followed by Ian Bell and Joe Root seems a rock solid middle order for the Ashes this summer, by when KP will be 35. Joe Root formed a solid partnership with Ballance and made big inroads against the home side . Root salutes the stands after he brought up his half century earlier in the day . Jordan's stunning one-handed catch off part-time bowler Joe Root to dismiss Darren Bravo was a critical moment . Ballance said: 'It was brilliant by CJ but he does it all the time. He's got unbelievable hands.' Ballance summed it up as a 'very good day, pretty much perfect' adding: 'It would have been nice to get one or two more wickets but we're happy with that, to get two this evening puts a lot of pressure on them.' West Indies coach Phil Simmons said: 'We're still looking to win the game. The first hour is vital for both sides. We wanted to be around 100 for one at the close.

Summary: Gary Ballance hit 122 on day four of the first Test in Antigua on Thursday . Ballance had a disappointing World Cup scoring just 36 runs in four games . England declared on 333 for seven, setting hosts a target of 438 to win . West Indies closed on 98 for two heading into the final day .


When Dulwich picture gallery began discussing the idea of introducing a fake painting to their collection, no-one could have imagined it would have led to the quadrupling of visitor numbers. But that is exactly what happened when Jean-Honoré Fragonard’s 18th-century work Young Woman was replaced by a hand-painted replica, produced in China and ordered over the internet for £70. It has hung in among 270 Old Master paintings since February 10 after a challenge was laid down to the public to 'spot the fake'. Now, three months on, the gallery has revealed that only 10 per cent of the 3,000 people who visited during the experiment guessed correctly. Scroll down for video . Can you spot the difference? A member of the public compares the original painting by Jean-Honore Fragonard (left) and the replica ordered on the internet from China (right) at the Dulwich picture gallery . But the gallery's chief curator, Xavier Bray, said that he was impressed a number of people had managed to spot the imposter hidden among the Rembrandts, Rubens and Murillos. He told MailOnline: 'It was a fascinating experiment which gave us a chance to test art connoisseurs and we saw visitor numbers quadruple because of it. 'It made people look closely at a painting and discern what might be a replica and why. Ten per cent got it right, which means Britain as a nation is still a nation of connoisseurs, which is great. 'Unfortunately others got it wrong. A number of visitors presumed the imposter was a female portrait by Rubens, which had been restored 10 years ago, because it appeared brighter. But that was interesting as it allowed us to find out more about the way the public look at our paintings.' The idea for the exhibition, titled Made in China, came from American artist Doug Fishbone. Its aim was to make people think about the way they look at, appreciate and value artistic masterpieces. Mr Bray said Dulwich was keen to challenge the public to 'spot the fake' as a way of engaging with visitors and making the picture gallery more interactive. Visitors were challenged to spot the replica among 270 Old Master paintings. Only 10 per cent of them guessed right. The original and fake are now hanging together, making the difference more obvious . 'Fascinating experiment': The gallery's chief curator, Xavier Bray (pictured), said visitor numbers quadrupled after the 'spot the fake' challenge was laid down to the public at the beginning of February . The power of the museum: Mr Bray said the gallery was not planning any similar experiments. Instead, his attention has turned to whether the fake will now become a work of art in its own right . 'It was a risk, no doubt about it,' he said. 'You wouldn't expect the National Gallery or the Tate to display a replica on their walls but because we're an independent charity and don't rely on public money it means we're relatively free to do what we want. 'But that doesn't mean there couldn't have been repercussions. We are

Summary: Dulwich picture gallery challenged public to spot fake among 270 paintings . Visitor numbers have quadrupled in three months since it was launched . Counterfeit, ordered on internet from China for £70, has now been revealed . It was a replica of Jean-Honoré Fragonard’s 18th-century Young Woman .


Chris Christie appeared on the Tonight Show Wednesday evening, and wasted no time calling on Jimmy Fallon for the weight jokes made about him on the program. After Fallon told Governor Christie he 'looked great,' the New Jersey politician asked him; 'If I look great, what the hell's with all the jokes every night?' Then, to make amends, Fallon gave Christie his favorite food - ice cream. Scroll down for video . Chris Christie appeared on The Tonight Show (above) and called out Jimmy Fallon for his weight jokes about the governor . Fallon however pulled out two spoons thinking the men could share the ice cream, at which point Christie took the treat for himself, slowly moving away. 'You have to share,' screamed Fallon. The ice cream, The Tonight Dough, was named after the show by Ben & Jerry's, and includes caramel and chocolate ice creams with chocolate cookie swirls and gobs of chocolate chip cookie dough and peanut butter cookie dough. Later in the program he hoarded a pint of ice cream (above) Fallon brought out for the two to share . Christie meanwhile has not yet announced if he plans to run for president in the upcoming election, but he made it clear on the show that he will not be changing himself just to win office. He told Fallon; 'There’s only one Chris Christie. This is it. I’m not gonna be someone else if I run for president.' This after the host pointed out some of his brash behavior in the past, and even compared him to The Hulk. And when pressed about what his decision might be when it came to the presidency, Christie simply said; 'I’ve got a day job which keeps me busy.'

Summary: Chris Christie appeared on The Tonight Show and called out Jimmy Fallon for his weight jokes about the governor . Later in the program he hoarded a pint of ice cream Fallon brought out for the two to share . When asked if he would run for president, Christie said; 'I’ve got a day job which keeps me busy'


John Isner reached the semifinals of the Miami Open after easily beating fourth-seeded Kei Nishikori of Japan 6-4, 6-3 on Thursday. The 6-foot-10, hard-serving Isner is the first American man to make the semifinals in Miami since 2011. He'll next meet either world No. 1 Novak Djokovic or David Ferrer on Friday night. Isner won the final eight points of the first set, breaking Nishikori at love to end it. He then ran out to a 3-0 lead in the second set and never faced serious trouble. Big serving John Isner became the first American to reach the semi finals in Miami since 2011 . Kei Nishikori could not cope with Isner's power play in a straight sets 6-4, 6-3 defeat . Nishikori never had a break chance Thursday, and Isner hasn't been broken in the tournament. Meanwhile, Andy Murray will face not one but two of his former team when he meets Tomas Berdych in the other semi final in Key Biscayne. His former fitness coach Jez Green has followed his once close friend and assistant coach Dani Vallverdu, to join the Czech world No 9. Sparks flew when the pair met in this year's Australian Open semi-final, which Murray eventually won in four sets. There will be no love lost when Andy Murray takes on Tomas Berdych in the other semi final . Even mild mannered Kim Sears was captured uttering expletives in the Czech's direction at Australian Open .

Summary: John Isner will play either Novak Djokovic or David Ferrer in the last four . He became the first American to reach Miami Open semi final since 2011 . Kei Nishikori could not handle Isner's serve in a 6-4, 6-3 defeat .


A Nebraska man has found an innovative way to make his Craigslist ad stand out by shooting a commercial for the car he is trying to sell. Django Greenblatt-Seay, 33, said he decided to make the video for the 2002 Ford Taurus, which he is selling for $3,000, because he thought it would help spike people's interest. 'While the 2002 Ford Taurus is a fine car, it's not exactly exciting with just a couple of photos on Craigslist on its own,' he told the Daily Mail Online. 'I thought I would add a little flair to it, plus I was bored on a Sunday.' Django Greenblatt-Seay, 33, made a Craigslist ad for his 2002 Ford Taurus stand out by filming a commercial for the car he is selling for $3,000 . Greenblatt-Seay used a drone to film this cinematic overhead shot at Hummel Park in Omaha, Nebraska . The video begins from far overhead, showcasing the silver car as just a speck among the vast expanse of trees at Hummel Park in Omaha, Nebraska. Greenblatt-Seay used his drone, a DJI Inspire 1 model, to capture the cinematic effect before dramatically zooming in on the car's tires, headlights, dashboard and seats like a classic car commercial. Perhaps the best effect of the ad is that it is soundtracked with an old-fashioned 1987 Ford Taurus commercial. In the video, Greenblatt-Seay sometimes interjects the audio with a dubbed voice over to make the information relevant to his 2002-model car. 'This is Ford Taurus the sensation (used) car that's getting all the rave reviews,' the booming announcer's voice begins as Greenblatt-Seay interrupts. 'For its design innovations, its high technology, the way it handles and rides,' it continues. 'If you haven't driven Taurus, see your (Craigslist ad) right away,' the commercial ends, replacing 'Ford dealer' to advertise Greenblatt-Seay's post, before the final line: . 'He's got one now, with your name on it'. Greenblatt-Seay said he picked the 1987 ad because it made his girlfriend Cora (pictured together) laugh the hardest . The ad is soundtracked with an old-fashioned 1987 Ford Taurus commercial, which Greenblatt-Seay sometimes interjects with a dubbed voice over to make the information relevant to the 2002 car . Greenblatt-Seay, who shot the ad over the weekend and posted it on Monday, said he first got the idea to make a commercial for his car after seeing another person do a well-done ad for their Nissan Ultima. But he said he didn't want to 'completely rip off that guy's idea', so he decided to put his own spin on the concept by searching for Ford Taurus commercials on YouTube. Greenblatt-Seay said he picked the 1987 ad because it made his girlfriend Cora laugh the hardest. Cora gave Greenblatt-Seay the Ford Taurus, one of his two vehicles, in exchange for a 2008 Suzuki so that he could sell the car and use the money to buy an 'adventure van'. Greenblatt-Seay, who works as the manager of video communications at the Union Pacific Railroad, is hoping to use the van to go on trips and pursue

Summary: Django Greenblatt-Seay, 33, thought the ad would help his post stand out and 'add a little flair to it' Commercial includes cinematic overhead shots Greenblatt-Seay filmed using his drone . It is soundtracked with an old-fashioned 1987 Ford Taurus commercial and dubbed by Greenblatt-Seay to make the information relevant .


Thierry Henry said the Stadium of Light was the noisiest atmosphere he had ever experienced during Sunderland’s derby win over Newcastle. Six days later, silence reigned. A sorrowful silence as thousands streamed for the exits in the wake of Crystal Palace’s fourth goal inside 14 second-half minutes. Sunderland strikers Steven Fletcher and Jermain Defoe can't hide their disappointment following defeat . A shameful silence as Sunderland’s players afterwards absorbed the shock of another embarrassing home collapse. But perhaps most damning was the sad silence of realisation from Dick Advocaat. When asked how concerned he was that the side he has inherited are in danger of the drop, he grimaced for fully 10 seconds before returning: ‘Worried? Yes, very worried.’ And he has every reason to be. Sunderland manager Dick Advocaat looks on as Sunderland are dismantled at home by Crystal Palace . The stands emptied during the second-half at the Stadium of Light as Sunderland conceded four goals . Exactly four weeks earlier Advocaat had watched from the comfort of his home in Holland as Sunderland trailed 4-0 at half-time to Aston Villa, a side who had scored just twice on the road all season. On Saturday, he watched from the discomfort of the touchline as Yannick Bolasie trebled his tally for the campaign with a devastating 11-minute hat-trick. The Congolese forward had earlier laid on the opener for Glenn Murray. Palace were ruthless and Alan Pardew, beaten in his last four Tyne-Wear derbies as Newcastle boss, had his revenge. Yannick Bolasie applauds the travelling fans holding the match ball after helping Crystal Palace to victory . Sunderland (4-3-3): Pantilimon 4.5; Jones 5, Vergini 4, O’Shea 3.5, Van Aanholt 5; Rodwell 5, Cattermole 4.5 (Bridcutt 64min, 5), Gomez 4.5 (Johnson 60, 5); Defoe 5, Fletcher 5, Wickham 6. Subs not used: Reveillere, Graham, Coates, Mannone, Buckley. Scorer: Wickham 89. Booked: Rodwell, Cattermole. Crystal Palace (4-4-2): Speroni 6; Ward 6, Dann 7.5, Delaney 6.5, Souare 6 (Kelly 35, 6); Zaha 7.5, McArthur 6.5 (Ledley 69, 6), Jedinak 6.5, Puncheon 7; Bolasie 9 (Sanogo 71, 6), Murray 8. Subs not used: Hangeland, Hennessey, Gayle, Ameobi. Scorers: Murray 48, Bolasie 51, 54, 62. Booked: Dann. Man of the match: Yannick Bolasie. Referee: Anthony Taylor 6. SUPER STAT: Sunderland have now lost the four matches immediately after their Tyne-Wear derby victories. Sunderland, though, had again given a depressing demonstration of how to surrender a football match. When your skipper, John O’Shea, is out-fought for a ball with the odds stacked in his favour — as he was for Bolasie’s second — then you know your problems have permeated the core of the team. Jermain Defoe, derby match winner the previous weekend, played as if he had been issued with an exclusion order from the penalty box. Advocaat said: ‘I can see for myself that we don’t create enough chances even though we play with three strikers. Even when we play with so many up front we don’t create anything and that means there is something wrong in the squad. ‘We showed we can do something against

Summary: Dick Advocaat warned his side they face relegation if they don't improve . Sunderland were thumped by Crystal Palace at the Stadium of Light . Blacks Cats boss Advocaat has admitted he is worried by relegation . Sunderland are three points clear of the Premier League relegation zone .