After Manchester United eased past Aston Villa to make it five Premier League wins on the bounce, Juan Mata admitted his side still have work to do and must take every game as a 'final.' The Spaniard has found his best form at a crucial part of the season, with a place in the Champions League all but sealed and an opportunity to finish second a real possibility. United are currently above rivals Manchester City by one point and looking for a top two finish - where they can qualify automatically for the group stages - but Mata knows his side can't afford to slip-up in the final seven games. Juan Mata (right) says Manchester United need to look at the next seven Premier League games as 'finals' The 26-year-old has been in fine form for Louis van Gaal's side during their five game winning run . 'The season has gone so quickly – it seems we were in pre-season only a few months ago. But we still have some finals left before the end,' he told MUTV. 'We want to finish as high as we can and I think we can win a lot of games between now and the end of the season if we perform like we did in the last few games. 'We are facing two or three very big rivals like Chelsea, City and Arsenal so we need to be at our best level to beat them. Each game is a final and we have to think about each one on their own. 'So now we are thinking about Sunday [against City] and then we will think about the next one. Every point is very important from now until the end and we will look at every game as a final.' Mata celebrates with Ander Herrera after his second goal finished off Aston Villa at Old Trafford . Wayne Rooney (right) scored a spectacular second to give United a comfortable lead over the strugglers .

Summary: Juan Mata says his side must look at their next seven games as 'finals' Manchester United comfortably dispatched of Aston Villa 3-1 on Saturday . Mata's side are currently third and a point ahead of rivals Manchester City . They face their big rivals in a crucial clash at Old Trafford on April 12 . CLICK HERE for all the latest Manchester United news .


Hibs boss Alan Stubbs is among the front-runners for the manager's job at Wigan Athletic after Malky Mackay was sensationally sacked on Monday. Stubbs is currently embroiled in a tough promotion battle with the Easter Road side, but is believed to be among Wigan's top targets as they battle to avoid relegation from the Championship — they are currently second bottom. Stubbs' No2, John Doolan, formed part of Uwe Rosler's backroom staff at the DW Stadium before the German was sacked in November. Hibs boss Alan Stubbs has emerged as a candidate to succeed Malky Mackay after he was sacked by Wigan . Malky Mackay was sensationally sacked by Wigan Athletic following a dismal run of results since November . Doolan joined Stubbs in Edinburgh in July last year and both men — who also worked together at Everton's youth academy — are highly regarded by new Wigan chairman David Sharpe. Former Celtic defender Stubbs who is on a two-year contract in Leith, has steered Hibs into the play-off positions in Scotland's second tier, albeit they have stumbled of late after three successive defeats. However, he would face an altogether different challenge with Wigan. They are eight points from safety after the 2-0 home defeat by Derby spelled the end for Mackay, and must win their next two games against Fulham and Millwall to stand any chance of survival. Former Scotland defender Gary Caldwell is expected to be handed the job on a temporary basis, while ex-Wigan player Danny Wilson is also under consideration. Former Wigan defender Gary Caldwell looks set to be handed the manager's role on a temporary basis . Meanwhile, Mackay's bid to rescue his managerial career was left in tatters after his dismissal. The 43-year-old was told of the decision during a brief meeting with Sharpe after losing to Derby. Mackay was handed the job by former owner Dave Whelan back in November against a backdrop of an FA investigation into a shocking series of text messages, exposed by Sportsmail. Cardiff City manager at the time, Mackay is accused of sending racist, sexist and homophobic messages in an exchange with former head of recruitment Iain Moody. The Scot remains under investigation by the FA and Monday's developments will not alter the speed with which his case is dealt. Sharpe, just a month into his new role as chairman, looked forlorn after Monday's game and made a snap decision to axe the Scot. Mackay won only five of his 25 fixtures in charge and picked up just three home points — damning statistics referenced in the club's official statement. Sharpe said: 'This is a very difficult decision to make but I feel that, for the long-term future of the club, there must be a change now.' Sportsmail understands Mackay was close to suffering the sack in February but victory at Reading granted him a stay of execution. Wigan were content with keeping him until at least the end of the season and kept faith with the divisive figure. Sources at the DW Stadium also indicated that Mackay was ready

Summary: Alan Stubbs is among the front-runners to succeed Malky Mackay after he was sacked by Wigan Athletic on Monday . Hibs are currently battling for promotion from the Scottish championship . Stubbs' assistant John Doolan was part of Uwe Rosler's backroom staff at Wigan before he was sacked by the club .


A Japanese woman got sweet revenge on her cheating boyfriend by giving his Apple collection a good wash. The unnamed heartbroken girlfriend clearly knew how to hit her lying lover where it hurts, and dumped his iMac, iPhone, iPad and accessories in the bath tub. She then took photos of the gadget Jacuzzi, and sent them to him. Presumably on the one item of technology that wasn't currently taking a long soak. A Japanese woman got sweet revenge on her cheating boyfriend by giving his Apple collection a good wash . The woman scorned took the trouble to give his iMac - which start at £899 - a single soaking . As most of us know, a substantial splash is enough to send your gadget to glitch town, and so the dip this man's prized collection took is sure to prove irreversible damage. Particularly as the woman scorned took the trouble to give his iMac - which start at £899 - a single soaking. Just to make doubly sure the water damage was total. Even if he tries the recommended trick of leaving his gadgets in uncooked rice for 48 hours, we think all the rice in Japan couldn't dry this lot out. Clearly feeling little remorse for his sins and perhaps looking for sympathy, the unnamed man, also from Japan, Tweeted the pics to his account @foolishnessfly2. Retweeted more than 15,400 times, the response has been mixed. The hearts of Apple fans are mainly with the man, with the general consensus being that destroying a fellow's prized Apple collection is a bit harsh, even if he did cheat. This Twitterer fully supported the Japanese woman's actions, hailing it as 'the best revenge' @womenspeakup pointed out that the guy should be counting his lucky stars that it was his Apple and not his, er, banana that paid the price of cheating . @jewlish spoke the words of women the world over with a 'you go, girl!'. Japanese @Allorcer90 took the time to explain the images to the English-speaking Twitterers who wondered what they were about, adding that it will make you think twice about cheating . While others agree that revenge is a dish best served in hot water. Although a lot of the comments were in Japanese (and the 'translate' button did little to help), the English-language responses were in favour of the woman's methods. @babysdoc hailed it as 'the best revenge', while @jewlish spoke the words of women the world over with a 'you go, girl!'. @womenspeakup pointed out that the guy should be counting his lucky stars that it was his Apple and not his, er, banana that paid the price of cheating, referring to Lorena Bobbit who cut off her husband's penis with a knife. Meanwhile, Japanese @Allorcer90 took the time to explain the images to the English-speaking Twitterers who wondered what they were about, adding, 'Haha makes you think twice about cheating on your significant other haha!'

Summary: Japanese man pays for his cheating ways with his prized gadget collection . Scorned girlfriend takes snaps of Apple bath and sends them to him . Photos of soaked iMac, iPhones, iPads and accessories go viral on Twitter .


Prince Charles has led tributes to the girl dubbed the '100-year-old teenager' as hundreds of mourners gathered for her funeral. In a letter to Hayley Okines's grieving parents Charles described the 17-year-old progeria sufferer, who died earlier this month, as 'an inspiration to millions'. There are 74 known cases of progeria around the world and only 4 in the UK - it causes people to age eight times faster than the usual rate. Scroll down for video . Prince Charles' letter was read at Hayley's funeral by Father Michael Bailey at All Saints Church in Sidley, Bexhill-on-Sea, East Sussex. Her tiny turquoise coffin (pictured) is carried out of the church . In a letter (pictured) to Hayley's parents Charles described her as 'an inspiration to millions' In his letter the Prince said he had been 'deeply impressed by her incredible spirit and her infectious love of life' when they met at the Children of Courage event at Westminster Abbey in 2004. Charles' letter was read at Hayley's funeral by Father Michael Bailey at All Saints Church in Sidley, Bexhill-on-Sea, East Sussex, where more than 250 colourfully-dressed mourners gathered this afternoon. On Clarence House-headed paper, Charles told Hayley's parents Kerry and Mark: 'I know that she was an inspiration to millions in the way she dealt with the unimaginable challenge of progeria. 'You must be so very proud of the way that she used her brief life to make such a difference to the lives of others through her charity work and I do hope you can take some comfort, despite all the anguish you must be suffering, in her truly astounding achievements. More than 250 colourfully-dressed mourners gathered at the church for Hayley's funeral this afternoon . Hayley's mother Kerry watches as her daughter's coffin is carried into the church before the funeral . Hayley's mother Kerry (pictured) broke down as she paid tribute to her daughter at her funeral today . 'It is all the most tremendous credit to the unfailing love and care which I know your family gave her. I fear that under such unspeakably sad circumstances mere words are hopelessly and utterly inadequate. Prince Charles wrote a letter to Hayley's grieving parents calling her 'an inspiration to millions' 'So although I realise only too well that it will be of no consolation whatsoever, all we can do is to hold you in our most special thoughts and prayers at such a heart-rending time. 'Yours, with the greatest sympathy, Charles.' Hayley's tiny turquoise-coloured coffin was carried into church by pallbearers in front of mourners who had gathered from countries including America, Portugal and Belgium. Candles were lit before Hayley's younger sister Ruby sang a song called You're Free, which included the line: 'God takes the best ... there must've been a reason why they took you first.' In a personal address to the church, Ruby then spoke of her fond memories of Hayley, whose death prompted tributes from celebrities she had met, including Justin Bieber. Ruby told the congregation that 'she could not ask for a better sister', adding:

Summary: Girl dubbed '100-year-old teenager' Hayley Okines died earlier this month . She suffered from progeria which ages body eight times the normal rate . Prince Charles sent letter to her parents which was read at her funeral . In it he called the brave teenager 'an inspiration to millions'


When a young mum posted images of her post-pregnancy body on Instagram to inspire others, she might have anticipated a raft of supportive comments for her bravery. Hannah Moore, 20, from Broxburn in West Lothian, didn't get that far though; her images of the stretchmarks on her tummy were vetoed by the world's biggest photo-sharing website within minutes of her posting them. The mum-of-twins claims her account was deleted because the images were deemed to contain inappropriate 'nudity and violence' which breach the site's decency guidelines. Scroll down for video . Confidence shattered: Hannah Moore, who had shots of her stretchmarked stomach removed 'within two minutes' of posting them on photo-sharing site Instagram, said the rebuttal had taken her confidence away . Body pride: Hannah Moore, 20, of Broxburn in West Lothian, shared photos of her post-childbirth body. She gave birth to twin girls Lily and Grace (pictured above with fiance David Johnstone, 22) in June last year . Hannah suffered from stretch marks after giving birth to twin girls Lily and Grace with fiance David Johnstone, 22, in June last year. Moore said: 'Nobody could get on my Instagram and nobody could search for it so someone had obviously reported the picture for nudity - all it was was a picture of my belly and it has just took my confidence away.' It's yet another example of Instagram coming under fire for refusing to publish certain images, particularly photos that are dedicated to showing the female form in its most honest state. Shots of menstrual blood, stretchmarks following childbirth, pubic hair and naked breasts have all felt the wrath of the site's censors. Critics have also highlighted that plenty of images that many might find offensive such as users bragging about extreme wealth while poking fun at the poor or pro-guns graffiti often get the green light for publication. Just last week, Instagram, which boasts 300 million monthly users, announced that it has toughened up its rules on the types of pictures users can post in a bid to cut down on pornography and harassment. Samm Newman received an apology from Instagram for removing these images of her in her underwear. The 19-year-old had posted the shot to celebrate her curves...but later found they had been removed . Megan Tonje saw a picture of her bottom - covered by sizeable black pants - banned for contravening Instagram's rules, even though she posted it in a spirit of body confidence with the hashtags #honormycurves and #effyourbeautystandards . The overhaul of Instagram's community guidelines is the biggest since Facebook bought the app three years ago for $1 billion. Although it has banned 'close-ups of fully nude buttocks', it remains perfectly fine to post a shot of a woman's rear if she is wearing underwear. A spokesman for the site said: 'We know that there are times when people might want to share nude images that are artistic or creative in nature, but for a variety of reasons, we don’t allow nudity on Instagram. One rule for one: Images such as the shot above,

Summary: Young mum Hannah Moore, 20, had shots of her stretchmarks taken down . Instagram has also censored images of periods, pubic hair and nipples . Yet provocative images of bikini models are deemed appropriate . Those who have had their shots censored accuse the site of sexism .


Hashim Amla is to join Derbyshire next month for three NatWest T20 Blast and two LV= County Championship matches. Amla has been recruited to replace Martin Guptill after the New Zealander was called up by his country for the Test series against England. South Africa Test captain Amla, 31, will begin his short stint with Derbyshire in the Division Two championship fixture at home to Northamptonshire on May 10. Hashim Amla has signed a short-term contract to play five matches for Derbyshire, starting next month . He said: 'I'm delighted to have the opportunity to play in England this summer. 'Derbyshire is an ambitious club with an exciting young team and I've enjoyed working with (coach) Graeme (Welch) before.' Welch added: 'Hashim is a world-class batsman and a proven match-winner on both the Test and limited-overs stage. 'He's a player I have worked with before, and I know he will be a great influence on the younger lads.' The South Africa Test captain celebrates as he reaches 150 against Ireland at the World Cup .

Summary: Hashim Amla will join Derbyshire on short-term deal to play five matches . Amla will play three T20 Blast and two County Championship matches . South Africa Test captain's first match will be against Northamptonshire .


An NFL defensive back with a history of legal problems is being investigated after reports of an early-morning incident involving a physical fight and at least one shot being fired at a Texas club. Denver Broncos cornerback Aqib Talib and his brother are being investigated for aggravated assault after an altercation at a Dallas-area nightclub on Wednesday morning, according to reports. During a 2011 incident involving two guns when he playing for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Talib and his mother were accused of shooting a gun at his sister's live-in boyfriend in Garland, Texas. Denver Broncos cornerback Aqib Talib and his brother Yaqub are being investigated for aggravated assault . Talib was in trouble before and was wanted on charges of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon in 2011 . During the latest incident, a shot was fired outside of Club Luxx in Dallas, Texas, after a physical fight inside . During the incident on Wednesday, Talib and his brother Yaqub had a physical altercation with someone inside Club Luxx and then a shot was fired outside around 2am, WFAA reported. When Dallas officers responded to the active shooter call, the man who called police said three black men had been involved in a disturbance and one of them had tried to punch him. The man also said one of the men pulled out a gun and aimed it at him before firing a round off into the sky outside the bar and causing 'an immediate panic'. The Talibs left the area in a Range Rover and a Jaguar and went to the XTC Cabaret. Police found the brothers at the second club and impounded the vehicles to look for evidence. The brothers were both questioned and an investigation into the incident is ongoing. The general manager of Club Luxx, confirmed the Talibs were at the club but denied that anything with a gun transpired, the Dallas Morning News reported. Hanney Kamal said: 'One-hundred percent that did not happen. 'I was there. Somebody might have called the police because there was a yelling argument. Talib signed a six-year, $57 million contract last year . 'It's athletes — someone sees them yelling and dials 911. 'Everyone was asked to leave the club, which they did of their own free will, and that was it.' Broncos vice president of public relations Patrick Smyth said: 'We have been in touch with Aqib regarding these reports and will continue to monitor this situation.' Dallas police falsely reported Talib had been arrested for throwing bottles last June during an NFL camp afterparty, the Denver Post reported. The police apologized after it ended up being Yaqub who was arrested. During the 2011 incident in Garland, felony warrants were issued for Talib and his mother Okolo Talib on charges of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon. Police suspected them both of firing shots from a Ruger .380 handgun at Shannon Billings, the boyfriend of Talib's sister, and also believed the NFL back attempted to pistol-whip Billings with a Springfield 9mm semiautomatic handgun during the incident, the Boston Globe reported.

Summary: Denver Broncos' Aqib Talib and brother are being investigated for assault . Talibs were reportedly involved in physical fight at Club Luxx in Dallas . The vehicles they left in, a Range Rover and a Jaguar, were impounded . Man who called police said someone aimed at him before firing gun in air . Dallas club manager refuted assault claim and said there was no gun shot . Talib and mother were charged with assault with a deadly weapon in 2011 . They reportedly both fired multiple shots at the boyfriend of Talib's sister . The 29-year-old had charges dropped after that incident involving two guns .


Two young Muslims have put a 14-year-old Pakistani boy in hospital with burns to 55 percent of his body after they set him on fire because he is a Christian. The teenager from Lahore in Punjab province Pakistan, who has been identified only as Nuaman, had just left a local shop when he was beaten and burnt with Kerosene. The boy, who is now being treated at Mayo Hospital in Lahore, described how he was approached by the two Muslim youths as they left Friday prayers at their local mosque. Scroll down for video . The teenager from Lahore in Punjab province Pakistan, who has been identified only as Nuaman, is recovering in hospital from burns to 55 percent of his body . They asked him what his religion was and then, when he replied he was a Christian, they started beating him. Nuaman tired to escaped but as he fled the two other boys poured Kerosene on him and set him on fire. He said he ran – still on fire – until he reached a mound of sand which he rolled around in. Nuaman said some members of his local community helped him put out his burning clothes by pouring more sand on top of him, Breitbart news network reported. The 14-year-old, who lives with his uncle, has said he did not know who had attacked him but said he would be able to identify the assailants if he saw them again. Three weeks ago in Pakistan, in the country’s Sheikhupura District, a 17-year-old Christian narrowly escaped with his life following a similar religiously motivated attack. Sunny Masih was seized by a Muslim mob, beaten and thrown in a flaming kiln. He also suffered severe and extensive burns in the incident. Nuaman is now receiving treatment for his injuries in Lahore's Mayo Hospital, one of the largest in the region . There are fears that both assaults were acts of retaliation motivated by a Christian attack on two members of the Pakistani Taliban, believed to be behind bomb attacks on two churches in Lahore in March. The militant grop detonated two bombs outside churches in the city, killing 17 and wounding a further 80. In the aftermath of the attacks Christians in Lahore took to the streets demanding government protection. Christian vigilantes lynch church bombing suspects after the attack in Lahore killed 15 worshippers and leaves almost 80 wounded . Muslim hostilities appear to be on the upswing in Pakistan in the wake of the recent disturbances. Chritians make up only 2 percent of Pakistan’s 182 million people. They have been targets of increasing violence in recent years. In 2013, 80 people were killed and more than 100 others wounded after twin suicide attacks were carried out at the All Saint's Church in Peshawar, in what is believed to be the deadliest attack on the country's Christians. Lahore's Christians took to the streets in the wake of the attacks but their actions were met by an upswing of religious violence in the area .

Summary: Teenager has burns to 55% of his body after religiously motivated attack . Muslims beat him and set him alight with Kerosene because he is Christian . Attack follows Taliban bombing which killed 17 in Lahore church in March .


Anthony Trollope, a famous novelist, introduced post boxes to the UK in 1852 after seeing them in France . Royal Mail is to issue a set of stamps marking 200 years since the birth of Anthony Trollope – the Victorian novelist who also introduced post boxes to the UK in the 1850s. The limited edition sheet of stamps feature images of Trollope and his life, including the first post box design. Although famous as a novelist, Trollope also made history by introducing post boxes while working for the Post Office, after seeing them in France. The first boxes were erected in Jersey in 1852 as a trial before appearing across mainland Britain. They were initially painted green, to blend in with the landscape, but that was later changed to red to make them more visible. The new colour was introduced in 1874 and it took 10 years to repaint all post boxes. Red has remained the standard colour for UK boxes with only a few exceptions, one being blue post boxes for overseas mail. There are now 115,300 post boxes in the UK. Sue Whalley, Royal Mail's chief operating officer, said: 'We are delighted to contribute to this year's bicentenary celebrations of the birth of Anthony Trollope. 'He is well known as a former Post Office employee and we have him to thank for introducing pillar boxes to the UK. 'Whether in walls, on poles or freestanding, the network of post boxes has grown from Trollope's time to reach around over 115,000 boxes which are now an iconic feature of communities across the UK.' The stamps honour the first post box in the UK. Today there are 115,300 post boxes. Red has remained the standard colour for UK boxes with only a few exceptions, one being blue post boxes for overseas mail . A celebration of history: Sue Whalley, Royal Mail's chief operating officer, said: 'We are delighted to contribute to this year's bicentenary celebrations of the birth of Anthony Trollope' Limited edition: Royal Mail is to issue a set of stamps marking 200 years since the birth of Anthony Trollope. The sheet of stamps feature images of the novelist and his life, including the first post box design .

Summary: Anthony Trollope introduced post boxes to the UK in the 1850s . The Victorian novelist saw them in France while working for the Post Office . Initially the post boxes were painted green to blend in with the landscape . The limited edition sheet of stamps feature images of Trollope and his life .


New York Mayor Bill de Blasio says he wants to see an outlined vision of where Hillary Clinton plans to go before giving up an endorsement for her presidential campaign. As campaign manager for Clinton's successful 2000 Senate run, de Blasio said on Sunday it is important for her to define her campaign message, and that he wants to see her vision for addressing income inequality. 'Not until I see — and again, I would say this about any candidate — until I see an actual vision of where they want to go,' de Blasio told NBC's Meet the Press about an possible endorsement for Clinton. 'I think she's a tremendous public servant. I think she is one of the most qualified people to ever run for this office. And by the way, thoroughly vetted, we can say that. But we need to see the substance.' Scroll down for video . New York Mayor Bill de Blasio says he wants to see an outlined vision of where Hillary Clinton plans to go with before giving up an endorsement. He also said he wants to see her vision for addressing income inequality . As campaign manager for Clinton's successful 2000 Senate run, de Blasio said on Sunday it is important for Clinton to define her campaign message (Clinton and de Blasio pictured together at the Wildlife Conservation Society Gala in June 2014) While he said Clinton has a very progressive history, which is seen through her work with children and families, he noted that the income inequality in the U.S. is 'out of control' and that it has to be addressed by candidates. '[A plan] has to include progressive taxation. It has to include increases in wages and benefits. It has to include the willingness to tax the wealthy so we can invest infrastructure, so we can invest in education again,' de Blasio told NBC. 'That's what I think progressives and everyday Americans will be looking for from Hillary and all other candidate.' De Blasio said that Clinton's work that proved to be successful during her 2000 Senate run would be repeated in 2016 - highlighting her previous efforts to effectively listen to what was happening to everyday people . He said that going into this year as a candidate, Clinton has a 'tremendous opportunity' to present a progressive vision as a result of how different circumstances are compared to when she ran in 2008 - with the economic crisis that impacted so many Americans. De Blasio also noted that a lot of the work that proved to be successful from her 2000 Senate bid would be repeated this year, citing her efforts to listen to what was happening to everyday people. 'I think that's going to be more necessary this year than ever before, because people in this country are hurting,' said de Blasio. 'The Great Recession set people back on their heels in a way we have not seen in decades and decades. 'I think it's important for Hillary to hear those stories of the American people. I think it will

Summary: De Blasio, Clinton's campaign manager during her 2000 Senate run, said on Sunday he will not give up endorsement until he sees a vision from her . He also said that Americans are demanding candidates to have a plan for addressing 'out of control' income inequality in the country . Plan should include increases in wages and benefits and willingness to tax the wealthy . De Blasio said Clinton is 'one of the most qualified people to ever run'


A Russian submarine close to the coast of Britain may have dragged a trawler violently backwards after snagging in its nets, a fishermen's organisation has claimed. The Karen was towed at 10 knots during yesterday's incident 18 miles from Ardglass on the south-east shore of Northern Ireland and the vessel was badly damaged. Ardglass is one of Northern Ireland's main fishing ports and local trawlermen are usually more concerned about hitting their quotas than Cold War-style intrigue. Violently dragged: Captain Paul Murphy of the Karen, a fishing trawler, holds up a snapped steel cable aboard his boat. The damage is thought to have been caused by a Russian submarine . The incident happened off the coast of Northern Ireland and is the second time in two months that fishermen have reported being dragged by a suspected submarine (file picture) The 60-foot boat's captain Paul Murphy was pictured holding a snapped steel cable on board his boat following the alarming incident. Nato exercises were held this week in northern Scotland and Ardglass fishing representative Dick James said the alliance's drills may have attracted Russian interest. This week RAF Typhoons were launched to intercept two Russian aircraft near UK air space, the Ministry of Defence has confirmed. Mr James said: 'Our defence forces are not up to much if a rogue submarine of unidentified nationality is tearing around the Irish Sea.' Last month a trawler captain claimed his boat was nearly dragged down by a Russian submarine while fishing off the Scottish coast. The Karen was towed at 10 knots during yesterday's incident 18 miles from Ardglass on the south-east shore of Northern Ireland . Alarming episode: The Karen was towed at 10 knots during yesterday's incident and was badly damaged . The trawler's captain Paul Murphy points to an on-board computerised tracking system that shows his boat's unusual movements during the incident . Angus Macleod, 46, was fishing for haddock and skate when he became convinced that a hostile vessel was caught up below his boat Aquarius. The submarine attempted to free itself, taking the 65ft vessel and his two-ton catch with it. Recently Russian warships reportedly used the English Channel en route to military exercises in the North Atlantic. The coastguard said the Karen reported a collision at a point known as the Calf of Man not far from the Isle of Man. The skipper said the boat had been snagged and dragged backwards at speed. Mr James added: 'You don't need to go long at that until you go under.' The four crew members scrambled to release wires connecting the net to the out-of-control trawler, which had been moving slowly forward but was suddenly sent careering backwards through the water. As the ship steadied the shaken seamen stopped to catch their breath but there was no sign of the cause. The vessel made its way back to Ardglass and part of the deck had to be lifted because it was so badly damaged, and another section was ripped off. Mr James added: 'It is a bl***y mess.' He said Royal Navy

Summary: The Karen was towed at 10 knots during yesterday's alarming incident . Took place 18 miles from Ardglass on southeast shore of Northern Ireland . Officials believe Nato drills may have attracted the interest of the Russians . Just three days ago, RAF Typhoons were sent to intercept two Russian aircraft near UK air space .


Britain is set for another week of warm weather, with forecasters predicting temperatures could rise as high as 25C (77F) by Wednesday. The promise of more sunshine comes after Friday saw the hottest day of the year so far with 21.9C (71.4F) observed at St James's Park in London. Meanwhile the Met Office has predicted warmer-than-average temperatures for April, May and June of this year in its long-range forecast. But winds of more than 75mph were recorded in north Wales today, and snow was also reported to have fallen on high ground in northern England. The Met Office has a severe wind warning in place until 5pm today for North Wales and northern England from Derby up to Northallerton. Scroll down for video . South coast: Sunseekers headed to Brighton beach today to enjoy the warm weather, two days after the hottest day of the year so far . Over he goes: Free-runner Aiden Knox, 15, performs a flip from the South Bank in central London during the warm weather today . All aboard: A celebration of vintage transport is taking place today at the Great North Steam Fair in Beamish, County Durham . Tasty treat: A man holds an ice cream for a young boy in the sunshine today on Brighton beach in East Sussex . Back in time: Visitors to the fair at Beamish Museum have been able to view at close quarters an array of more than 160 vintage vehicles . Sunday jazz: A saxophonist was among the people - and swans - enjoying the warm weather in Christchurch, Dorset, today . Out for a walk: People enjoy the warm conditions during an April stroll at Christchurch Quay in Dorset today . The sunny weather made Christchurch shine in all its springtime glory. The Met Office has predicted warmer-than-average temperatures for April, May and June of this year in its long-range forecast . Enjoying the weather: People sit in the sunshine at Parliament Square in central London today . The mercury this weekend has been around the 13C to 14C (55F to 57F) mark - much closer to the average for the time of year. Today will be largely dry and bright across the South, but it will turn windy with a fresh south-westerly wind - and rain will move east across the North. Early mist and fog tomorrow will soon lift to leave a dry and bright day for most areas, but it will be cloudy in northern Scotland. MeteoGroup forecaster Paul Mott said that after snow fell on the Pennines today, the weather will be 'quite a bit different' for the next few days. ‘It will certainly turn much warmer,’ he said. ‘Across England and Wales it will be dry, bright and there will be lengthy periods of sunshine.’ Temperatures will reach as high as 16C (61F) in south-east England tomorrow, while Scotland will be cooler, with the mercury as low as 10C (50F). On Tuesday, temperatures will reach up to 22C (72F) in south east England, while Scotland will again have a lower high of 15C

Summary: Met Office predicts warmer-than-average temperatures for April, May and June in its long-range forecast . Tuesday and Wednesday will be warmest days this week with 25C possible - above Marseille and Valencia . Temperatures this weekend around 14C - with today dry in South but wet and windy in North and Wales . Severe wind warning in place for North Wales and northern England with 76mph recorded in Snowdonia .


The former head of the NHS this morning launched an extraordinary public attack on Labour for being the only party not to commit to an extra £8billion a year for the health service. Sir David Nicholson said it was crucial that all the main political parties backed the NHS’s five-year plan, which calls for a 7 per cent boost to the health budget by 2020. David Cameron and Nick Clegg have pledged to find the cash – but Ed Miliband has refused. Warning:Sir David Nicholson, the retired head of NHS England, has warned of a 'substantial financial problem' at the heart of the NHS and says it is being ignored by politicians . Speaking this morning, Sir David said: ‘That £8billion needs to be available and all of the parties but Labour have signed up. But it’s important we get all the parties signed up. I think it will be helpful for the NHS if Labour agree to sign it.’ Sir David said it was vital for the NHS for there to be a ‘political consensus’ guaranteeing its budget. He said once the NHS knew what its budget was going to be it could start tackling the growing black hole in its finances. ‘They must make sure we are not building on sand but on a stable financial base,' he said. Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt this morning weighed in behind Sir David - admitting that the NHS faced 'a significant financial challenge over the next Parliament'. But he said: 'That’s why we have committed to finding at least an extra £8billion a year by 2020. This is the amount, Simon Stevens the current Chief Executive of the NHS said the service would need.' Mr Hunt added: 'Labour must explain why they won't find the money the NHS says it needs.' Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg also backed Sir David's remarks. He said: 'The NHS does need more money. Now, it’s David Nicholson’s successor, as it happens, Simon Stevens identified this number: £8billion by the end of the next parliament. 'He and David Nicholson are quite right to expect political parties to explain how they’re going to come up with that money.' Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg, appearing this morning on LBC, backed Sir David's intervention . Sir David's intervention came after Mike Dixon, leading GP and Chair of the NHS Alliance also laid into Labour. He said: ‘The NHS will be extremely worried by the lack of political consensus around the £8billion funding for the NHS’ five-year plan. 'NHS leaders have been clear that this is the minimum amount needed to maintain current service provision. 'It’s not rocket-science to predict the impact on the NHS if this commitment is not met: patients would face longer waits, services would face severe cuts and rationing, and many hospitals and GP practices would struggle to survive in their current form.’ Sir David accused politicians of ignoring a black hole in the NHS budget to boost their election chances. He warned that there was a 'substantial financial problem' at the heart of the NHS and claimed

Summary: Sir David Nicholson called on Labour to commit to spending extra on NHS . He said the NHS has a 'substantial financial problem' which needs sorting . The former head of NHS says black hole will be 'crystal clear' after election . Sir David was called the 'Man With No Shame' for refusing to quit his job . 1,200 died because of poor care in Stafford while he ran regional body .


Stranded residents of last week's devastating floods, who were unable to cross the water to attend an Anzac Day memorial service, were thrilled after a cornet player treated them to a rendition of the Last Post from the water's edge. Maitland local Karen Newton, a teacher and former professional musician, had just finished playing at the Kurri Kurri dawn service and was on her way to Gillieston Heights to deliver food to the victims of the floods. When she got to the water's edge at Testers Hollow, Ms Newton plucked her cornet from the car and began playing the bugle call once again, across the water to the isolated residents in a goosebump-inducing moment. Scroll down for video . Maitland local Karen Newton (pictured) performed an impromptu rendition of the Last Post to stranded residents of Gillieston Heights . As the sun rose over the water, Ms Newton could be seen facing five stranded residents, who had come out to pay their respects to the fallen Anzacs in their own unplanned service. Cassandra Winter, who filmed the video and posted it online, said that Ms Newton's act is what Anzac Day is all about. The video, which has over 5,000 views on Facebook, beautifully captures the dawn Anzac Day experience. 'After attending the dawn service at Kurri Kurri, I drove toward Testers Hollow, as I could see it was going to be a beautiful and rare sunrise,' Ms Winter told Daily Mail Australia. 'I decided to capture the sunrise in pictures. As we waited, Karen Newton arrived, (I'm guessing for the same reason) she saw it as a great opportunity to play the bugle over the waters edge. 'It was serene, with the bird life abundant, a peaceful, calm, unhurried moment with the sound of the Last Post drifting along the water to what seemed an endless lake.' Another Facebook user shared the video and commented that the floods would never dampen the community spirit of the people of Gillieston Heights. 'The flood couldn't stop Gillieston Heights paying our respects! Thank you to all who have made today's services happen out here! Lest we forget,' the user said. The residents were separated from the town by massive flood water and were holding their own unplanned service . The moment was all the more poignant and emotional as the residents of the isolated town remembered Gillieston Heights woman Anne Jarmain, who lost her life in the floods last week. The body of Ms Jarmain, 86, was found at 7pm on Wednesday - 10 hours after her car was swept away by raging flood water as she tried to cross Cessnock Road in the NSW Hunter Region. The elderly great-grandmother had just popped out for milk after two days without power and dwindling food supplies. Ms Jarmain was dragged into the waters when she tried to manoeuvre her silver hatchback around a stalled Falcon before 9am on Wednesday. Ms Newton faced the five residents who had come out to see the sun rising on Anzac Day and remembered flood victim Anne Jarmain . Around

Summary: Stranded victims of the storm were unable to attend an Anzac Day service . Local Karen Newton played the Last Post at the Kurri Kurri memorial . She made the trip to Gillieston Heights to deliver food to the flood victims . While she was there, she struck up another rendition of the song . The goosebump-inducing moment was captured on film .


Her style is followed by women across the globe and whatever she wears is sure to sell out within minutes. Yet the Duchess of Cambridge has been dismissed as an ‘uneventful’ dresser by leading author Margaret Atwood. And most controversially, the 75-year-old said Kate hasn’t lived up to the fashion icon reputation of her husband’s late mother, Princess Diana. Scroll down for video . The author said Kate (pictured right) hasn’t lived up to the fashion icon reputation of Princess Diana (left) Miss Atwood said she thinks the duchess is cautious when it comes to clothes and is told what to wear by advisers. But she added she is right not to follow in Diana’s footsteps. ‘I think she dresses quite uneventfully,’ the author of The Handmaid’s Tale said. ‘I think she’s watching her back, I think she probably has people who pretty much tell her what is appropriate for her to wear. The Duchess of Cambridge was dismissed as an ‘uneventful’ dresser by leading author Margaret Atwood . ‘I don’t think she’s become the fashion plate that Diana was, and I think she’s probably doing that advisably,wouldn’t you say?’ Miss Atwood is just the latest high-profile female writer to apparently attack the duchess’s image and public persona. Author Margaret Atwood (pictured) said she thinks the duchess is cautious when it comes to clothes and is told what to wear by advisers . Double Booker Prize winner and Wolf Hall author Hilary Mantel has described Kate as a ‘shop window mannequin’ and a ‘machine-made’ princess who has been ‘designed by committee’. Meanwhile Sandi Toksvig has said the duchess doesn’t have a ‘single opinion’ of her own, and Joan Smith caused outrage by labelling Kate ‘unambitious and bland’. Speaking at a talk at the Victoria and Albert Museum in London, Miss Atwood, who has also won the Booker for The Blind Assassin, admitted she judges women on the clothing they wear. The novelist, who has been described as a feminist writer, said: ‘Let’s pretend you’re meeting a person for the first time, as you do when you meet a character in a book. ‘What do I see? Your dress, I see your face of course, I focus on that. I see your earrings, I see your necklace, and those are all part of you. They are all part of the total image of who I’ve just met.’ Miss Atwood’s latest book Stone Mattress prompted her to be labelled ‘offensive’ and a ‘man hater’ by critics last year. Last month a £35 black polka dot dress from online retailer ASOS sold out within half an hour of Kate wearing it to an event. And in 2013 the £46 Seraphine dress she wore for her first official family portrait with William and Prince George sold out two hours after the photo was published. Miss Atwood said the Duchess of Cambridge is correct not to follow in Diana’s footsteps .

Summary: Author Margaret Atwood dismissed Katherine as an 'uneventful' dresser . She says Duchess of Cambridge hasn't lived up to fashion icon Diana . Miss Atwood says Kate is cautious when it comes to clothing .


Health bosses are considering raising the legal age for buying alcohol to 21 to tackle binge drinking. The proposal has been put forward by experts at NHS Health Scotland, the Scottish Government’s health promotions agency, which says more action is needed to tackle the ‘continuing problem’ of ‘hazardous alcohol consumption in young people’. The move would apply in pubs, clubs, supermarkets and off-licences in Scotland. New measure: Health bosses are considering raising the legal age for buying alcohol to 21 to tackle binge drinking . If introduced it would mean the legal minimum age for buying alcohol would be higher in Scotland than it is in the rest of Britain, where it is 18. Last night Professor Sir Ian Gilmore, chairman of Alcohol Health Alliance UK, said he would welcome the minimum age being set at 21. He said: ‘If it was 21 now, I would not be calling for it to be lowered.’ But he added: ‘Given the fact that we are where we are, I think that politically it is quite difficult, when the age is 18 for so many other adult rites in our society.’ The proposal to raise the legal age is outlined in a report titled ‘Best Preventative Investments for Scotland – What the Evidence and Experts Say’, which examines mea-sures to improve public health. It says the idea to ‘increase the minimum legal drinking age to 21 would be highly cost-effective, as it would both improve people’s health without having to spend much money, and reduce demand on the NHS’. Report author Neil Craig said: ‘In Scotland, hazardous alcohol consumption in young people is a continuing problem. ‘For both males and females, the largest increase in hospitalisation rates for alcohol-related conditions since the early 1980s has been in the 15-24 year olds, and this was particularly marked for females.’ In fact, doctors across the whole of Britain are worried about the increase in such hospitalisations. Between 2002 and 2010, the number of admissions to English hospitals among 15 to 24 year olds due to alcohol rose by 66 per cent to 55,655 – or more than 150 a day. The proposal has been put forward by experts at NHS Health Scotland, the Scottish Government’s health promotions agency . The increase among women (76 per cent) was higher than in men (57 per cent). While the Government in Westminster has been reluctant to legislate to tackle the alcohol problem, the Scottish Government has had far fewer reservations. It has already agreed a 50p minimum unit price for alcohol, although the controversial move will not be implemented if the Scottish Whisky Association succeeds in an ongoing court battle to block it. The Scottish Government has also banned ‘BOGOF’ (buy-one-get-one-free) deals and other offers encouraging bulk-buying of alcohol, and reduced the drink driving limit. A Scottish Government spokesman said: ‘We remain open to the consideration of any evidence-based proposals that can contribute to reducing alcohol-related harm.’ A Department of Health spokesman in London said: ‘There are no plans to increase the legal age for buying alcohol.’

Summary: The proposal has been put forward by experts at NHS Health Scotland . They say more must be done to tackle alcohol problem with young people . The move would apply in pubs, clubs, supermarkets and off-licences .


An owl breeder has come up with a novel idea to help him tell his young fledglings apart - by giving them brightly coloured manicures. Jay Brittain, 63, was worried that the baby owls at Small Breeds Farm Park and Owl Centre, Herefordshire, look so similar at birth that he could end up overfeeding them, which can be fatal for the birds. So he instructed workers at the farm to varnish the claws of each fluffy owlet using nail polish in their very own 'talon salon'. The first born Tawny owl is given orange talons, the second hatched has theirs painted purple and for the third born, pink. Scroll down for video . Talon salon: An owl breeder has come up with a novel idea to help him tell his young fledglings apart - by giving them brightly coloured manicures . So far, a total of seven cute owlets born to two different mother's have been given the colourful makeovers at the centre in Kington, Herefordshire . The first born Tawny owl gets orange talons, the second hatched has theirs painted purple and for the third born, pink . Alice Pond applies nail paint to a baby tawny owl which hatched on April 8 at Small Breeds Farm Park and Owl Centre. Staff use ordinary nail varnish for the job . Staff at the farm park have to feed baby mice to the little owlets within 12 hours of hatching and initially three or four times every day. But after three days their feeds reduce to three times a day and, by two months, they need to eat twice a day . Mr Brittain said: 'It is just normal ladies' nail varnish. It is as simple as that. It is important to keep accurate records and it is important to not to overfeed any one of the single owls.'So to make sure we can see the ages we do this. They all look very similar' Mr Brittain said: 'It is just normal ladies' nail varnish. It is as simple as that. 'It is important to keep accurate records and it is important to not to overfeed any one of the single owls. 'So to make sure we can see the ages we do this. They all look very similar. 'We paint the nails then we know which ones have been fed and which ones have not. 'It also means that we know exactly which is first born and second born, or hatched rather, and so on. Alice Pond applies purple nail paint to a baby tawny owl. The fledglings look so similar at birth that he could end up overfeeding them, which can be fatal for the birds . Mr Brittain, who has been breeding owls for 22 years, said the risks of overfeeding can be fatal. He added: 'Owlets need to eat more food the older they get but if you do overfeed them it can be very dangerous.'They could die. The food just sits in the stomach' Jay Brittain applies nail paint to a baby tawny owl which hatched on

Summary: Jay Brittain, 63, paints the talons of baby owls at Small Breeds Farm Park and Owl Centre, Herefordshire . The fledglings look so similar at birth that staff could end up overfeeding them, which can be fatal for the birds . So he instructed workers at the farm to varnish their nails using nail polish in their very own 'talon salon'


The decomposing bodies of the men accused of killing 148 innocent people at a Kenyan university were paraded in front of a large crowd at a primary school today. The authorities drove the naked, bloated corpses of the four alleged terrorists around the town in a pickup truck from the mortuary to Garissa Primary School. It comes as survivor Cynthia Cheroitich, 19, who spent two days hiding in a wardrobe and drinking body lotion to survive, was rescued after al-Shabaab gunmen stormed Garissa University College on Thursday. Scroll down for video . Paraded: The naked bodies of the alleged attackers were driven around Garissa before the pickup truck parked at a primary school . In the primary school playground, hundreds gathered to look at the bodies of the men accused of being the attackers . Hundreds of people, some grieving for the loved ones they lost in the siege, gathered in the sweltering heat to catch a glimpse of the men who are believed to be responsible. Pictures of the crowds and the bodies piled onto the vehicle are being shared on social media. Four attackers died at Garissa, but they have not been named and their nationalities have not been revealed. It was hoped that crowds viewing the corpses might identify them. 'I want to see them,' Muna Haji told The Washington Post. 'I want to know that these people are dead. They have killed innocent people.' Survivor Ms Cheroitich, who hid under a pile of clothes, spoke about her ordeal following her rescue today. She was initially too petrified to come out of the wardrobe, but a lecturer she knew eventually convinced her that police officers were not the al-Shabaab gunmen - 50 hours after the barbaric attack began. Kenyan troops searching the building were alarmed when they heard sounds coming from inside a wardrobe. A police officer said: 'She kept asking for reassurance from the security forces they were not al-Shabaab before she could come out. 'She was given milk and rushed to the Garissa hospital, where she is being observed before being given counselling.' Speaking later in hospital, the survivor said she told officers from inside the wardrobe: 'How do I know that you are the Kenyan police?' 'I was just praying to my God,' Ms Cheroitich, a Christian, said. A crowd gathers outside the morgue to catch a glimpse of the corpses of the alleged terrorists who killed 148 . Members of the public gather outside the mortuary window to view the bodies of the alleged attackers in the mortuary . People gather to catch a glimpse of the bodies of the alleged terrorists at the hospital mortuary in Garissa . This picture of a classroom strewn with dead bodies has emerged revealing the true horror of the massacre . Four other survivors from the massacre at Garissa University College were found yesterday. A photograph from inside one of the classrooms at the university has emerged, showing at least 12 bodies strewn across the floor, which is covered in blood. At least three people appear to have

Summary: WARNING: GRAPHIC CONTENT . Hundreds gathered to see bodies of alleged killers paraded through town . Naked corpses went on show as student who hid in wardrobe was rescued . Cynthia Cheroitich, 19, had feared police were gunmen but emerged today . Terrorists killed 148 people in the Garissa University College massacre .


A wife has told how she has put her husband on a lifelong sex ban and tracks his every move, after discovering he had cheated on her after taking a lie detector test. Despite his infidelity, Haley and Kev Mulholland still share a house in Bristol, though Mr Mulholland has to sleep on the living room sofa. The mother-of-eight says that while she does not want her husband, she does not want any other woman to have him either. Haley Mulholland became suspicious husband Kevin was having an affair after reading his Facebook page . Mrs Mulholland monitors her husband’s movements, checks his phone and even sniffs him to see if she can smell another woman’s perfume. 'I might not want Kev, but I don’t want anyone else to have him either,' said the 45 year old, who is mum to Sophie, 27, Kerrie, 25, Kasey, 14, Brittany, 13, Paige ten, Tyler, nine, Madison, eight and five-year-old Alexius. 'I keep tabs on his phone and on his Facebook page. He swears he’s staying true, but I couldn’t trust him as far as I could throw him. Over the past few months I’ve become quite the detective.' Though Mrs Mulholland has so far found no evidence to suggest he is straying, she refuses to take her husband of 15 years back. She said: 'While we’re not divorced, we’re not together. There’s no kissing, sex or anything like that, though Kev’s tried his luck. 'He creeps into my room saying the sofa’s given him a bad back and that he needs to sleep in my bed. I just tell him where to go. Kevin and Haley, who have been together for 15 years, are pictured on their wedding day . 'The other night he started stroking my thigh. I slapped his hand away. This body is well and truly out of bounds.' The Mulhollands' marriage became rocky shortly before they renewed their wedding vows on Valentine’s Day in 2013. Mrs Mulholland said: 'A month before the big day I was on the computer and noticed Facebook was still logged on to Kev’s profile. 'I clicked on his inbox, and discovered a message from one of our neighbours. 'She’d written "Have you told her yet?" which made my heart race. 'Had my Kev been going round for more than a cup of sugar? 'The rest of their correspondence was harmless enough, so I decided to give Kev the benefit of the doubt. Haley learns that Kevin did cheat her on after a lie detector test on the Jeremy Kyle televsion show . 'But just weeks after our wedding I started hearing rumours about the two of them. 'I asked Kev if something was going on and he denied it. But I smelt a rat - a love rat.' That is when Mrs Mulholland started to doubt her husband and put him on a sex ban until he admitted the truth. She said: 'I trusted the people who were telling me. So I told him, no nookie until I get to the bottom it. 'Two years

Summary: Haley Mulholland still lives in Bristol home with partner Kevin . Mother-of-eight refuses to share bed with ex who is forced to sleep on sofa . Discovered Facebook messages which revealed secret relationship . Went on Jeremy Kyle show where test revealed infidelity . Says while she doesn't want him, she won't let another have him either .


Murdered nursing student Karen Buckley (pictured) died of head and neck injuries, according to her death certificate . Nursing student Karen Buckley died of head and neck injuries, it was revealed today as the man charged with her murder made his second court appearance. Her death certificate detailing the fatal injuries was signed by the 24-year-old's parents Marion, 62, and John, 61, who have spoken of their heartbreak at losing their 'cherished' daughter. Miss Buckley vanished after a night out in Glasgow's west end earlier this month, sparking a four-day police search. Her remains were uncovered at High Craigton Farm, near Milngavie, East Dunbartonshire. Former private schoolboy Alexander Pacteau, 21, appeared at Glasgow Sheriff Court today at a second private hearing where he made no plea and was remanded in custody. He was charged with the murder of the Irish student and attempting to defeat the ends of justice on April 17. Miss Buckley's death certificate was officially issued by a registrar in Glasgow on Wednesday. Her family hope her body will soon be released for burial after legal concerns are dealt with. The occupational therapy student, who studied at Glasgow Caledonian Univerity, disappeared on April 11 after telling friends she was going to the loo at the Sanctuary club. Flatmates at her home in Garnethill in the city centre raised the alarm when she failed to return from the night out. Her handbag was discovered in Dawsholm Park and the search switched to a property in Dorchester Avenue and then to High Craigton Farm, where her remains were found. Miss Buckley, originally from County Cork, moved to Scotland in February and was a first-year student. A spokesman for the Crown Office said: 'Alexander Pacteau, 21, from Glasgow, made a second appearance at Glasgow Sheriff Court today charged with the murder of Karen Buckley, and with attempting to defeat the ends of justice. 'He made no plea or declaration and was fully committed and remanded in custody. No further court dates have been set at this time. 'It would be inappropriate to comment further at this stage in proceedings.' Her remains were uncovered at High Craigton Farm (pictured), near Milngavie, East Dunbartonshire . Miss Buckley from County Cork vanished after a night out in Glasgow, sparking a four-day police search . More than 300 people - including the 24-year-old's parents attended a memorial service in Glasgow's George Square on the day Pacteau appeared in court. Her parents also read touching messages and tributes at Glasgow Caledonian University. Mr Buckley said: 'Marian and I, with our sons Brendan, Kieran and Damian, are absolutely heartbroken. 'Karen was our only daughter, cherished by our family and loved by her friends. We will miss her terribly.' 'There are so many broken hearts for you' We told yesterday how Karen's best friend Julie Malone praised the online community for sharing pictures of Karen across Facebook and Twitter during the four-day police investigation. The vigil was organised by former Scottish Socialist politician Rosie Kane. She said: 'I don't want to be here, that's the first thing I need

Summary: Murdered student Karen Buckley vanished after night out in Glasgow . She died of head and neck injuries, according to her death certificate . Her parents hope Miss Buckley's body will soon be released for burial . Alexander Pacteau, 21, appeared in court and was remanded in custody .


With its gritty blocks of flats, endless kebab shops and quirkily dressed locals, Shoreditch, London's hipster hub, might have been gentrified but it's still the last place you would expect to find a royal. But that all changed last night when Princess Beatrice gave the area her seal of approval courtesy of a night spent partying at Shoreditch House. The 26-year-old royal was joined by boyfriend, Virgin Galactic's Dave Clark, 31, and looked glamorous in her knee-length black leather dress. Scroll down for video . Looking good: Princess Beatrice cut a glamorous figure as she left Shoreditch House . Joseph A-Line dress currently sold out . Check out our alternatives below! Visit site . Princess Beatrice was spotted out on the town with her boyfriend last night in an all black outfit that she topped off with a grey cardigan. The 26 year old royal was in high spirits as she made her way through the paparazzi showcasing her leather dress that we are loving. Even though the dress is covered up, it has been identified as the Joseph A-line dress. A classic and chic alternative to a basic LBD with a round neck,seamed paneling and a zip to fasten at back. Loves it! We are all about versatility here at Fashion Finder HQ, and this dress is inspiring so many outfits in our heads. Unfortunately our future Instagram selfies will not include this dress because it is sold out. But you are in luck, our team has found great alternatives below! Susana Monaco Nina Lasercut Faux Leather Dress at Saks Off Fifth now $169 . Visit site . Missy Skins Iris Leather Dress at Nasty Gal . Visit site . IRIS & INK Candice leather dress at The Outnet . Visit site . Lace and faux leather dress at Neiman Marcus Last Call (was $99 now $24) Visit site . Clearly enjoying the delights of East London, the princess was all smiles as she left the ultra-cool members' club at 2am. Despite its gritty location, Shoreditch House is one of London's coolest nightspots and boasts a starry celebrity following. Set in a converted warehouse, it boasts several bars and restaurants, as well as a rooftop pool that becomes enormously popular in the summer months. Nearby are other hipster favourites, among them the Shoreditch Box Park, the Ace Hotel London and Pizza East - all of which boast a hipster-heavy clientèle. Going home alone: Beatrice had been partying with boyfriend Dave Clark, 31, but the pair left separately . Elegant: Beatrice looked similarly cool when she attended the opening of the V&A's Savage Beauty exhibition . Many of the locals work in fashion with London Fashion Week favourite Erdem Moralıoğlu among those living nearby. Beatrice, who is based at Clarence House in much-leafier West London, has been spending an increasing amount of time on the London fashion scene of late. Most recently, she joined Kate Moss and the sartorial glitterati for the opening of the Savage Beauty exhibition at the V&A. As with last night, she plumped for a suitably fashion-forward black

Summary: Princess Beatrice spent last night partying in London's hip Shoreditch . Spent the evening at Shoreditch House with boyfriend Dave Clark, 31 . The 26-year-old made her exit from the private members' club at 2am .


A former Florida State University student has filed a lawsuit against top NFL prospect Jameis Winston, claiming he assaulted and raped her at an off-campus apartment in 2012. The lawsuit by Erica Kinsman, which seeks damages from the former Seminoles quarterback, was filed two weeks before the April 30 NFL draft. Winston could be selected as the first overall pick. Winston has denied the allegations and prosecutors declined to file charges against him in late 2013. He also was cleared by the university following a two-day student conduct hearing last year. The hearing was held to determine whether Winston violated four sections of the code of conduct - two for sexual misconduct and two for endangerment. Scroll down for video . Former Florida State University student Erica Kinsman filed a civil lawsuit against top NFL prospect Jameis Winston, saying he assaulted and raped her at an off-campus apartment in 2012 . Former FSU quarterback and Heisman winner Winston has denied the allegations and prosecutors declined to file charges against him in late 2013 . But John Clune, a lawyer for Kinsman, said in a statement there are consequences for Winston's behavior 'and since others have refused to hold him accountable, our client will.' 'Erica hopes to show other survivors the strength and empowerment that can come from refusing to stay silent no matter what forces are against you,' Clune said. December 7, 2012 - Erica Kinsman files a police report claiming she was raped, though she can not identify the attacker. January 10, 2013 - She tells Tallahassee police she recognizes Winston as the assailant in a class and hears a professor call his name. November 13, 2013 - Prosecutor Willie Meggs is notified of the allegations and pushes police on an investigation, during which key witnesses are interviewed and evidence is sought. November 2013 - Kinsman drops out of FSU, later claiming she received death threats for claiming she was raped by Winston. December 5, 2013 - Meggs decides against pursuing criminal charges, saying that evidence is insufficient. December 14, 2013 - Winston wins the Heisman Trophy, becoming the youngest player, at 19, to do so. January 6, 2014 - Winston and the Seminoles win the BCS championship against Auburn. December 21, 2014 - FSU clears Winston of any code of conduct violations after hearing presided over by retired Florida Supreme Court Justice Major Harding. He added: 'Jameis Winston in contrast has proven time and time again to be an entitled athlete who believes he can take what he wants. 'He took something here that he was not entitled to and he hurt someone. Kinsman told her alleged sexual assault story publicly in a documentary titled The Hunting Ground, which casts a critical eye on the role that fraternities, athletic departments and schools play in rape investigations on campus. Kinsman fights tears as she details her account of the December 2012 night, when as a freshman, she remembers running into a man at a Tallahassee Potbelly's, according to the Daily Beast. She says someone was creepily following her around the bar

Summary: Erica Kinsman filed lawsuit seeking damages from the former quarterback . She claims he assaulted and raped her at an off-campus apartment in 2012 . Kinsman claims she met Winston while drinking in Tallahassee . She says she took a shot offered by him at the bar in December 2012 . Next thing she recalled he was having sex with her in spite of pleas not to . Winston has denied the allegations and prosecutors declined to file charges against him in late 2013 . The lawsuit was filed two weeks before the April 30 NFL draft, where Winston is a top prospect .


Club legend and assistant coach Fernando Hierro believes Real Madrid are capable of winning a second consecutive Champions League - as it's in the Spanish sides DNA. Carlo Ancelotti's men meet city rivals Atletico Madrid in the quarter-finals, in what will be a re-run of last year's final. Hierro is confident that the players in the current squad will be able to emulate the successes of previous Real sides. Fernando Hierro believes that Real Madrid can win the Champions League for a second successive season . He told the UEFA website: 'I think the current squad can go on a successful European run like we did in the late 1990s and early 2000s. 'They are strong and confident and they won a very close Champions League final last time. 'Every record is there just to be broken. Everyone is pessimistic now because no club has won back to back Champions Leagues, but I think we are a really powerful team with a great coach leading us. 'The urge to be champions of Europe is in the club's DNA.' Gareth Bale (centre) celebrates after giving his side the lead in last year's Champions League final . Hierro won the Champions League three times as captain during his playing career at the Bernabeu .

Summary: Fernando Hierro reckons Real Madrid can win the Champions League again . The club legend believes winning the trophy is in the club's genes . Carlo Ancelotti's men face city rivals Atletico Madrid in the quarter-finals . CLICK HERE for all the latest Real Madrid news .


This a carer partying with friends and kissing her boyfriend in the hours after taking cash from two frail pensioners she stole £5,000 from. Rebecca Calder, 24, who was jailed for a year today, went out drinking on the same night she used her victims' bank card to withdraw large amounts of money. At her peak she was draining up to £300 a day from her disabled victims' accounts, spending it on nights out and items such as shoes. Sentenced: Rebecca Calder, 24, who was jailed for a year today, went out drinking on the same night she used her victims' bank cards to withdraw large amounts of cash, pictured left and right . Calder posted regular partying pictures of Facebook not knowing the family of the victims, a couple in their late 80s who have now died, had installed a spy camera and filmed her taking cash. Officers discovered Calder had stolen more than £5,000 from the savings of the elderly couple who suffered from mental and physical disabilities. Today Calder, of Greater Manchester, was jailed for 12 months after she pleaded guilty to nine counts of theft. Liverpool Crown Court was told she had previously been employed by a company called Makerfield Care - who are no longer in business - as a carer although she was not part of the team who looked after the couple at their home in Warrington. Caught: The victims' family saw money coming from their accounts so set up a camera and filmed her taking money . Police said the victims both suffered from a number of physical and mental impairments due to their ages, with very poor memories and were largely confined to their home. Calder lost her job with the care firm but carried on visiting the house regularly on an unofficial basis having befriended the couple. The thefts came to light when the couple's two daughters became concerned when she noticed on her parent's bank statements that large amounts of cash, in £100, £200 and £300 amounts, were being withdrawn from cashpoints almost every other day. One of those withdrawals was made from an ATM in Ashton-in-Makerfield at about 2am on April 13 2014, which could clearly not have been either of the victims. The couple's daughters also found huge amounts had been withdrawn from their father's savings account. The daughters installed a covert CCTV camera at the house and caught Calder red-handed as she stole cash from the elderly man's wallet. The daughters continued their investigation and managed to identify Calder through her Facebook profile, which also showed her wearing the same clothes as when she stole the money. The police were then called. After her sentencing today PC Ryan Mackenzie said: 'Calder's actions were utterly reprehensible. Whatever motivated her, there can be no excuse or justification for stealing more than £5,000 from an elderly and frail couple whom she was supposed to care for and look after. Evidence: The family watched her Facebook account and matched clothing she wore in pictures to clothing she wore while withdrawing cash .

Summary: Rebecca Calder posted pictures on Facebook of nights out funded by theft . Carer was draining up to £300 a day from the accounts of disabled couple . Family installed secret camera and caught her taking cash from a wallet . Police were able to match her nights out with times she withdrew cash .


The ‘Kate effect’ has put a bump in the profits of British fashion house Seraphine with fans flocking to snap up items worn by the Duchess of Cambridge, including this £195 collarless cashmere coat . It has been the Duchess of Cambridge’s label of choice during her two pregnancies. And now the ‘Kate effect’ has put a bump in the profits of British fashion house Seraphine. The online and high street firm has seen sales double in two years since the Duchess was first spotted in one of its outfits. Among the most popular royal choices was a £195 mist-blue collarless cashmere coat with faux pearl buttons. Kate wore the Natasha coat to a series of engagements in Kensington in January and it instantly became such a hit with women – many of whom weren’t even pregnant – that it sold out in most sizes. The firm now sells it with the tagline ‘Worn by the Duchess of Cambridge’ and markets it as suitable for before, during and after pregnancy. Other Seraphine outfits in the Duchess’s wardrobe include the £46 fuchsia wrap dress that she wore in the first official photograph of Prince George nearly two years ago. A different type of Kate effect is being seen outside the maternity unit where she is due to give birth. Fans draped in Union flags and carrying balloons and placards have already set up camp near the Lindo Wing at St Mary’s Hospital in Paddington, central London. Veteran royal supporter John Loughrey, 60, from Wandsworth, South West London, has been there since April 1. ‘I’m so excited I’m like a washing machine – I’m on full spin,’ the former assistant chef told the Mail yesterday. Mr Loughrey was the first to camp outside Westminster Abbey to secure a view of Kate and William’s wedding, sleeping on the pavement for a week, and he slept on a bench outside the Lindo Wing waiting for Prince George to arrive in 2013. ‘I’d like to sleep on the pavement here, but the police are gently moving us on,’ he told ITV as he held a home-made sign that read: ‘Kate, don’t keep us waiting!’ Another fan, Terry Hutt, 80, carried placards saying ‘It’s A Prince’ and ‘It’s A Princess’ ready for the announcement of the royal arrival. Although not officially confirmed, it is believed that the Duchess is due to give birth this weekend. Ahead of the birth, Seraphine is already celebrating – and not just a doubling of turnover to £11.2million from £5.2million in 2013. Fans draped in Union flags and carrying balloons and placards, including Terry Hutt (left) and John Loughrey (right), have already set up camp near the Lindo Wing at St Mary’s Hospital in Paddington, central London . Mr Loughrey with Maria Scott (left) and Amy Thompson keeping a royal vigil outside the London hospital . Another royal seal of approval will be announced today, with the firm given a Queen’s Award for Enterprise in international trade – one of Britain’s most prestigious business accolades. Founder Cecile Reinaud said of the Duchess’s patronage:

Summary: The 'Kate effect' has seen rise in profits of British fashion house Seraphine . Duchess of Cambridge has worn high street label during both pregnancies . Popular choices include £195 cashmere coat and a £46 fuchsia wrap dress . Fans now camping outside St Mary's Hospital awaiting birth of royal baby .


Rihanna is always ahead of the fashion curve. Which is why when the singer headed out to a restaurant in Santa Monica to eat on Tuesday night without a bra, she was most likely paying a nod to the latest trend - ditching the bra. In the past, the luxurious Italian eaterie would have probably raised eyebrows at the Bajan star's attire, but in 2015 she is one of a number of celebrities who are deciding to ditch their underwear. Scroll down for video . When Rihanna headed out to eat at a restaurant in Santa Monica this weekend, she left her bra at home. The singer is one of h a growing number of celebrities who are opting to ditch their lingerie . These days, more and more stars are opting to ditch their bras when it comes to day-to-day clothing. Few women are unfamiliar with the joy of removing the bra after a long day on their feet. But it seems that in 2015, this liberation now extends to clothing choices when out and about too. And the loose-and-fancy-free look is also a big feature on red carpets, with Rita Ora and Nicole Scherzinger both leaving the bra at home when attending A-List parties recently. To see which celebrities are adopting the bra-less trend, read on... Rita Ora flashed some flesh in a sheer top as she attended a Charli XCX gig in London last month . Kim Kardashian decided to leave her bra behind as she went out for a date with Kanye West in west Hollywood . Rose Huntington-Whiteley left the bra at home when she went out partying at Nice Guys nightclub in Hollywood last week with Orlando Bloom . Scout Willis looked every inch the happy hippie on a night out at the Chateau Marmont in Hollywood last Sunday . Sophie Monk decided to go braless as she nipped out for a trip to the salon in Sydney last weekend . Rod Stewart's daughter Ruby opted for a partially unbuttoned shirt with no bra while out shopping in LA on Tuesday . Amanda Holden caused a media frenzy when she went bra-less in a skintight khaki number at the Britain's Got Talent auditions in Birmingham in February . Miranda Kerr used to earn a living modelling lingerie, but the star decided to ditch her bra as she did some errands in Santa Monica last month . Nicole Scherzinger ensured she was free to manoeuvre around the dancfeloor by leaving her bra at home for the Olivier Awards after party this weekend . Toni Braxton is 47, but that didn't stop her ditching the bra and looking fabulous at a UNCF An Evening of Stars fundraiser on Tuesday night . 45 year old Rachel Hunter grinned for the cameras as she headed out to the shops in Cannes this week without her bra . If you're feeling a little daring this season but find ditching your bra slightly daunting, Lydia Jones, who is CEO of online retailer wantherwardrobe.com, has some great tips for feeling confident and sexy

Summary: Trendsetter Rihanna ditched her bra on a visit to Santa Monica on Tuesday . The star is one of a growing number of celebrities leaving lingerie at home . Rita Ora, Kim Kardashian and Miranda Kerr are all fans of going bra-less .


Police are hunting a man aged between 50 and 60 suspected of robbing a bank in broad daylight and running off with £3,000 in cash. The robbery took place at 12.30pm at a Lloyds Bank branch in Fairwater, Cardiff, police said. Detectives have issued CCTV images of the suspect, who is 5ft 9in to 6ft and was wearing black clothing. Detectives have issued CCTV images of the suspect, who is 50 to 60, 5ft 9in to 6ft and was wearing black clothing . The white male suspect, who has greying black hair and wore glasses, was captured on camera inside the bank. Detectives said no one was injured during the robbery and they were 'confident' the public would be able to identify the suspect. Detective Sergeant Andy Miles, from Fairwater CID, said: 'Inquiries are continuing to identify the culprit. The CCTV is clear and I am confident that members of the public will know his identity. 'I can confirm there have been no reports of any injuries as a result of the incident. 'While incidents of this nature are rare in South Wales, when they do occur we will investigate them thoroughly to trace whoever is responsible. The robbery took place at 12.30pm at a Lloyds Bank branch (pictured) in Fairwater, Cardiff, police said . 'An investigation is continuing to establish what took place and we are appealing for the public's help to identify the man and for any other information that may assist our inquiries.' A spokeswoman for South Wales Police said: 'The amount stolen is somewhere in the region of £3,000. 'At this stage we do not know if he was armed, but we do know that he was seen as a clear threat when the incident took place.'

Summary: The £3,000 robbery happened at a Lloyds Bank branch in Fairwater, Cardiff . CCTV images released of a suspect with greying hair and wearing glasses . Police say they are 'confident' the public will know the suspect's identity .


For Chris Brugger the cost of staying alive is $16,000 every three weeks. This is what the New South Wales leukaemia patient must pay for a new drug treatment that is keeping him alive. The 35-year-old, father-of-two from Griffith says the non-taxpayer subsidised treatment for his Hodgkin's disease - Brentuximab Vedotin - has improved his condition dramatically. It's for this reason that his 'My Name Is Chris' campaign and website was created to help raise the money needed for his treatment as it can't be distributed on the current Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme (PBS). Scroll down for video . The Brugger family (from left to right: Tomas, Naomi, Liam and Chris) attended a Senate inquiry on Monday in Canberra . Chris relaxs at The Kinghorn Cancer Centre as he receives his first dose of Brentuximab in January . The 35-year-old has had no shortage of support from his friends during his treatment . He's now been able to go back to work part-time in between travelling to Sydney for medical treatment. His family argue that it also reinforces why it is essential to get Hodgkin's Lymphoma treatment, Brentuximab Vedotin, on the PBS. 'My Name is Chris' was launched in mid-January following confirmation of Chris's relapse in December, and it has made a huge difference,' Chris's wife Naomi told Daily Mail Australia. 'Words can't describe! Without the campaign, we simply would not be able to afford to access Brentuximab. The Brugger family are hoping that the new treatment will mean there are happier times ahead . Chris and his son Tomas share a hug in hospital in December after Chris hears the devastating news he had relapsed . Chris and his one-year-old son Liam enjoy some time out together . 'Mentally it has also had a huge impact on Chris, he literally thought he was going to die in December, by the end of January he was feeling well, and inspired to fight harder than ever before.' Some of the fundraising that has taken place and donations given to the campaign have hugely raised his spirits too, with people's generosity taking him aback. 'Individually we had a $5,000 anonymous donation,' Chris told Daily Mail Australia. 'Over Easter we held the Festival of Chris which raised $15,000 as well as an event 'Celebrazione' at De Bortoli Wines Bulbil where we operated the BBQ and gate, collecting $3425.40. A hospital bill shows the $16,000 cost of Chris's Brentuximab Vedotin treatment . It's not just adults that have been helping - kids also proudly wear 'My Name Is Chris' T-shirts that have been purchased . 'De Bortoli Wines matched that, meaning we raised $6850.80 - so in two days we raised close to $22,000.' One donation in particular stood out for Chris and showed humanity at its best. It took place in March when Chris was at a fishing event - the Bidgee Classic selling merchandise for the 'My Name is Chris' campaign. 'A young boy, maybe 8 or 9 years old was talking to him and said his grandma had passed away from cancer,' Chris explains.

Summary: 35-year-old, father-of-two from Griffith suffers from Hodgkin's disease . He says the non-taxpayer subsidised treatment improved his condition . The treatment costs a total of $16,000 every three weeks . His 'My Name Is Chris' campaign helped raise money needed for treatment . It has been so successful he has been able to go back to work part-time . 'My Name is Chris' was launched in mid-January following Chris's relapse .


Lewis Hamilton dominated qualifying for the Bahrain Grand Prix – taking pole position under the lights at Sakhir by four-tenths of a second from Sebastian Vettel of Ferrari. Hamilton’s Mercedes team-mate Nico Rosberg, who took pole here in the previous two years, was third six-tenths of a second behind Hamilton, a disappointment for the German on a track where he had hoped to rekindle his championship fight. The truth is that nobody can live with Hamilton at the moment. He has got pole in every race this season and been impressively quick in each race. Lewis Hamilton waves after qualifying on pole position for the Bahrain Grand Prix on Saturday and is flanked by Sebastian Vettel (left) and team-mate Nico Rosberg who qualified second and third respectivley . Hamilton made it four poles out of four this season under the lights at the Sakhir circuit . Rosberg shook Hamilton’s hand afterwards but kept his helmet on for longer than usual at the end of the session, no doubt contemplating how a Ferrari got between Hamilton and him. The last few minutes were dramatic. First Vettel set the fastest time, Rosberg failed to match it, before Hamilton swept to the front commandingly. The double world champion’s smile was broad as he posed for pictures after taking his first pole in Bahrain. Rosberg was disconsolate. Qualifying proved that Ferrari are now in the championship fight, changing the dynamic for Hamilton and particularly Rosberg. Yes, it was pleasantly warm here but not sweltering hot, proving that Ferrari are not only fast in high temperatures. Hamilton in action during Saturday's qualifying session in Bahrain as he takes pole again . Jenson Button’s misery continued. His McLaren broke down with him having done just one sector of one lap. His car was pushed away and he walked back through the paddock. He will start 20th and last – no place to start his 100th race for the team. ‘It was a power cut,’ said Button. ‘I don't know where it came from. It's a shame because after practice we thought the car was doing pretty well.’ Back in the garage Ron Dennis, the McLaren chairman, shrugged his hands in disappointment. There was a twist of embarrassment to his reaction, too, given that the team’s biggest shareholders are the Bahraini royal family. Ferrari's Vettel was beaten to pole by Hamilton by four tenths of a second as the Brit dominated . Vettel drives his car in the pit during the qualifying session for the Bahrain Grand Prix on Saturday . Crown Prince Salman bin Hamad bin Isa Al Khalifa, whose baby the race is, was watching from the tower. Guests at the circuit included – in no particular order – King Carlos of Spain and Sir Jackie Stewart. There was some slightly better news for McLaren with Fernando Alonso making it into the second session of qualifying. He will start 14th, a lowly spot but a big improvement on the team’s poor start to the season. Fernando Alonso of Spain and McLaren Honda drives during the qualifying for

Summary: Lewis Hamilton qualified in pole position for the Bahrain Grand Prix . Ferrari's Sebastian Vettel pipped Mercedes' Nico Rosberg to second . Hamilton has qualified pole in each of this season's four races . The Brit qualified four tenths faster than Vettel and six faster than Rosberg .


The four sisters caught in the middle of a battle between their parents that spanned two continents have told their side of the story. More than three years ago Claire, Emily, Christine and Lily Vincenti were taken from their Italian home by their mother, which sparked an ugly dispute that included claims of kidnapping. Their mother, Laura Garrett, had Australian passports made for the girls and fled to Australia. She claimed she had to escape her abusive partner, Tomasso Vincenti. SCROLL DOWN FOR VIDEO . Flashback to 2012: These were the heartbreaking scenes of a family being torn apart when four young sisters were dragged kicking and screaming from their mother's Sunshine Coast home in the middle of the night and forced onto a plan back to their father in Italy . The sisters were returned to Italy in 2012, after Ms Garrett's story fell apart. The two eldest children, Claire and Emily, told 60 Minutes' Tara Brown they had moved on from the ordeal. 'I think they were thinking more about themselves than us, you know, because we were put at the centre of this whole situation, and I don't know, they were a little bit selfish,' Claire Vincenti said. 'Because you know, we went through all of this — I mean, they did as well, but it was most hard for us than them, because they're the adults.' 'If I think about it now, maybe I've said stuff that I exaggerated a little bit, and that was just because I was liking my life in Australia and that was just because I didn't want to leave.' The four Vincenti sisters, including the two older girls Emil and Claire, had a 'monster' of a father who abused them and their mother,or so the story went after the girls were removed from their home in dramatic circumstances and return to Italy . Despite being embroiled in the very public and traumatic feud where the Vinceni girls were dragged kicking and screaming from their mother's home in the middle of the night to go back to live with their father in 2012, the girls have established healthy and happy lives in Italy and speak to their mum every night. 60 Minutes reporter Tara Brown interviewed the two eldest girls, Emily and Claire, who she described as elegant, gracious, reserved and studious, at their home near Florence and they expressed their regret for the way they handled the dramatic exit. 'They are really well, really centred and settled,' she said. What had led up to the removal of the four sisters in Australia and their return to Italy was the fact that their mother had taken them from their home in Italy on a 'vacation' and never returned, claiming the girls' father Tomaso was an abuser . Laura Garrett (pictured) has consistently maintained that she was removing her daughters from Italy back to Australia for their own safety . The four Vinceni girls miss Australia and their mother, but they are happy and calm girls in contrast to the dramatic and hysterical scenes in

Summary: Four sisters were at the centre of an international custody dispute . Vinceni girls were sent back to live with their father in Italy in 2012 . They were dragged kicking and screaming from their Sunshine Coast home . Distressing scenes were shown on TV causing great hysteria and concern . 60 Minutes exclusively interviewed the girls at their home near Florence . The two eldest, Emily and Claire, speak of their regret of dramatic exit . Their mother has not visited them in Italy but speaks to them everyday . 60 Minutes will screen nationally on Channel 9 at 8.30pm Sunday, April 12 .


We are well versed in the dangers of using sunbeds, with skin cancer preying on the minds of all who expose their skin to the UV rays. But experts have warned the disease is not the only health danger associated with the pursuit of an artificial year-round tan. Those compelled by a desire for bronzed skin are also at risk of catching a sexually transmitted infection - herpes. Dermatologist Dawn Marie Davies, from the Mayo Clinic in Minnesota, warns sunbed users could be putting themselves at risk of contracting the sexually transmitted infection, herpes . Genital herpes is highly contagious and spreads from one person to another via skin-to-skin contact. It is commonly passed on through sex and oral sex. Once a person is infected with the virus it can reactivate every so often to cause a new episode of painful genital herpes. There is no complete cure for the infection - rather, a sufferer will be given treatment each time they suffer a flare up. Dermatologist Dawn Marie Davies, an associate professor of dermatology at the Mayo Clinic in Minnesota, warns the virus, and other bacteria, can survive on tanning beds, despite the heat. 'In my practice, I've seen acquired bacterial infections, warts, and herpes infections from tanning beds,' she told Yahoo. She said staphylococcus bacteria, which can cause skin infections, faecal bacteria, the herpes virus and the wart-causing human papillomavirus are all able to withstand the heat of a sunbed to survive. Bacteria that lies on a person's skin can easily be transferred to the bed, when a person is lying down. The heat - not high enough to kill the infection - allows the bacteria to develop to become stronger and more able to survive. When a person sweats, it provides a breeding ground for bacteria or viruses. It is then possible for the infection to transfer to another sunbed user, entering the body via a small cut or nick in the skin, often so small a person may be unaware. 'Ultraviolet light can theoretically kill germs, but it's not enough to kill germs on the tanning bed,' Professor Davies warned. 'What's interesting is that when you use the ultraviolet light over and over again - and the tanning bed lights are on for multiple hours a day - if the bacteria or virus is exposed to some antiseptic but not enough to kill it, or some light but not enough to kill it, it can grow stronger and then it becomes resistant.' Genital herpes is highly contagious and spreads from one person to another via skin-to-skin contact. It is commonly passed on through sex and oral sex. Once a person is infected with the virus it can reactivate every so often to cause a new episode of painful genital herpes. A recurrence of the virus is often triggered by being unwell, stress, drinking excess alcohol, exposure to ultraviolet light, for example, using sunbeds, and having a weakened immune system. Herpes is highly contagious and spreads from one person to another via skin-to-skin contact. Professor Davies warns that the

Summary: Skin cancer is not the only health danger lurking for sunbed users . Dermatologist warns the herpes virus can thrive in the warm enviroment . Ultraviolent light can kill bacteria, but level in tanning booths is not enough . Herpes is highly contagious and incurable and spreads via skin contact .


Smartphone use may be to blame for a drop in the number of times couples are having sex each month, a leading expert has suggested. Research has revealed that the frequency with which Britons are having sex has been in decline since the emergence of the internet. It comes after Professor David Spiegelhalter, a statistician at Cambridge University, revealed in a new book how a typical heterosexual couple was now having sex three times a month. Research has revealed that the frequency with which Britons are having sex has been in decline since the emergence of the internet (file picture) This was compared to four times a month in 2000 and five times a month in 1990, according to research published in Prof Spiegelhalter's book Sex By Numbers. According to the Daily Telegraph he told BBC Radio 4's Woman's Hour programme: 'We used to have a very big separation between our public lives and our private lives - now they are so mixed up and integrated. 'People are checking their emails all the time, you do not have the same sort of quiet empty time that there used to be.' In his book, Prof Spiegelhalter pointed to a number of possible factors for the decline in sexual activity with one possible explanation being that more people are living on their own. Passion killed: People are check their emails 'all the time', according to Professor David Spiegelhalter, a statistician at Cambridge University (file picture) But he added: 'A more realistic explanation is that as we’ve become better connected technologically, our lives have become busier with the boundaries eroded between home, work and the outside world. This has squeezed out time we would have spent with our other halves. The statistician quotes Catherine Mercer, a researcher on the British National Survey, as saying: ‘With an increasing number of competing demands on our time, sex just falls down our list of priorities.’ She adds that dealing with work emails late in the evening can mean that ‘come bedtime, we’re just still too connected with everyone and everything out there to be able to focus just on our partner.’

Summary: Typical heterosexual couples in Britain are having sex three times a month . The figure in 2000 was four times a month and five times a month in 1990 . Leading statistician says couples are checking their emails 'all the time'


Paris Saint-Germain manager Laurent Blanc admitted that Barcelona were superior to his side 'in virtually every department' as he saw his team slump to a 3-1 defeat in the first leg of the quarter-final at the Parc des Princes. An early strike from Neymar and second-half brace from Luis Suarez sealed victory for Barcelona and placed the Catalan outfit into a commanding position ahead of the return at the Nou Camp on Tuesday. Blanc admitted his side felt the absence of the suspended Marco Verratti and Zlatan Ibrahimovic, while PSG were also unable to start with David Luiz and saw Thiago Silva hobble off in the early stages. Luis Suarez eases past David Luiz en route to scoring his second goal of the Champions League tie . Gerard Pique leads the celebrations after Barcelona secured a 3-1 victory in Paris on Wednesday night . 'I'm not going to make excuses about us being depleted,' said Blanc. 'I'm not doing that. We put a team out there, but we were dominated by Barcelona. 'It's only six days until the second leg, with a league game in between, so it's a 'short week' for people to recover. I think Barcelona were fitter than us. We had players who weren't at 100 per cent, and also a lot of absentees, but that should have been a motivation for us. We never controlled the ball well enough, and Barca were better than us in virtually every department. 'We will have the suspended players back next week, and that is an incentive. We'll try and put on a better show than we did tonight. They were better than us tonight and scored three goals. We'll try and show a different PSG at Barcelona next week. Hopefully we will achieve a different result.' Laurent Blanc made no excuses for his side as they now face elimination from the Champions League . David Luiz, who started the game from the substitutes' bench, endured a night to forget in the French capital . In the end, the Frenchman was relieved to escape only 3-1 down. 'It didn't end up as bad as it might have done, but the players are very disappointed with the way it went,' he said. 'We gave the impression we gave Barcelona the kind of game they wanted to pay. They made life difficult for us on the counter-attack and have players who can be very dangerous.' Barcelona manager Luis Enrique was delighted with his side's showing and reserved special praise for Suarez. 'Suarez is special in his own way,' Enrique said, 'Look at the goals he scored for Ajax and Liverpool. He is very strong and finishes so well. But it wasn't just about Luis Suarez tonight. We were superb in defence, midfield and attack.'

Summary: Barcelona have one foot in last four after beating Paris Saint-Germain 3-1 . Luis Suarez scored a double and Neymar was on target in convincing win . Laurent Blanc made no excuses for his side's defeat on Wednesday . PSG travel to Barcelona for the return leg on March 21 .