Radio host Mel Greig, who once hit the headlines for her involvement in an infamous royal prank call, has started a personal crusade to help remove the stigma attached with IVF treatment. On Wednesday, Mel posted a blog post on her website titled 'Are we embarrassed of IVF?' where she detailed how she was undergoing the treatment, and that it was nothing for women to be ashamed of. In her post, Mel wrote: 'In the past few months I joined a new club... It’s the IVF Baby Club.' She also uploaded photographs of injecting herself for the first time as she began her IVF program. Mel Greig spoke on her blog about how she was now starting IVF treatment . She posted photographs that showed her injecting herself for the first time as she began her IVF program . The radio host married her fiancé Steven Pollack at Byron Bay in November . The 33-year-old married her fiancé Steven Pollack at Byron Bay in a small and intimate ceremony on November 20. But the couple's efforts to have a baby have been thwarted because she suffers from Endometriosis. Endometriosis causes inflammation and can lead to female reproductive body parts and other organs fusing together, making it almost impossible for eggs to fertilise naturally, rendering many women infertile. Mel was one of these women, and had been told she would not be able to fall pregnant naturally. It was then that she made the decision to have IVF treatment. Since then however, she has discovered that some women keep their IVF treatment a secret and are embarrassed about it. For this reason she took to her blog to highlight the issue. Mel showed her support for women who were also going through IVF treatment . The couple's efforts to have a baby had been unsuccessful because she suffers from Endometriosis . 'When you are first told that news, you do feel like you’ve failed the process of being able to bring a child into the world as a “normal” mother,' she explained on her blog. 'But my thoughts soon shifted to “but I still have a chance to bring a child into this world and that’s amazing” we should NOT feel embarrassed to have IVF babies.' Before Mel started her own treatment she said she understood why the majority of mothers wanted to keep quiet during the process of IVF as it was long, draining, intrusive, emotional, and for some parents, financially hard. 'But when you are through the battle and are holding your precious baby, you should be happy and proud... don’t feel embarrassed to say “they were born through IVF” you need to realise that science helped you with the end result,' she said on her blog. The 33-year-old went public about it as she wanted to help remove the stigma that women can feel about having IVF treatment . She hit the headlines in December 2012 for her involvement in an infamous royal prank call . With fellow DJ, Michael Christian (right), they posed as the Queen and Prince Charles

Summary: Australian radio host stands up for women going through IVF treatment . Mel started her own IVF treatment and was showing solidarity with others . She uploaded photographs of injecting herself for the first time on her blog . 'I joined a new club... It’s the IVF Baby Club,' the 33-year-old said . She married her fiancé Steven Pollack at Byron Bay in November .


From a rusting Ferris wheel to a train rendered barely visible due to overgrown weeds, this Japanese theme park hasn't heard the happy screams of visiting children in a very long time. In its heyday, Kejonuma Leisure Land, in Tohoku, Japan, attracted hundreds of thousands of visitors. With an amusement park, campsite and driving range, the once-bustling family-friendly attraction closed its doors officially in 2000 following a drop in visitors, attributed to Japan's low birth rate and economic collapse. A rusting Ferris wheel perfectly captures the eerie remains of the abandoned Japanese theme park, Kejonuma Leisure Land . Today, the deserted merry-go-round and other relics of a bygone era are tourist attractions in their own right. Urban explorer Florian Seidel, 38, visited the creepy location, which is reported to be jinxed by an ancient curse, to document the extent of the site's ongoing dereliction. Looking at his images, it's hard to believe that the park, which opened in 1979, once attracted 200,000 visitors annually from around the country. Kansai-based photographer, Seidel, said of his project: 'Exploring Kejonuma Leisure Land was an amazing experience, it turned out to be one of the most underrated abandoned places I have ever visited.' Florian Seidel, a Kensai-based photographer, visited the site in 2014 to capture the park's ongoing dereliction . Other abandoned amusement parks have been 'photographed to death,' says Seidel, who felt as though there was plenty to see . In its heyday, the theme park in Tohoku, Japan, attracted approximately 200,000 visitors per year from around the country . The resort, which included an amusement park, campsite and driving range officially closed its doors in 2000 due to a drop in visitors . While most photographers who visit the site focus on the looming Ferris wheel, Seidel quickly realised that there was far more to see. 'Everything there had the right amount of natural decay with no signs of vandalism' he explained. 'It looked like time just forgot about it, despite the fact that it is located right next to a public road. 'Other locations, especially abandoned amusement parks, have been photographed to death, but at Kejonuma Leisure Land, I had the feeling that I was still exploring the place, constantly finding new things to take pictures of.' Today, the broken down remains of the park are tourist attractions in their own right, with many of urban photographers keen to take snaps . Most photographers who visit, focus on the looming Ferris wheel, but Seidel quickly realised that there was far more to see . Seidel refers to Kejonuma Leisure Land as 'one of the most underrated abandoned places' that he has ever visited . Several pair of shoes have been left behind inside the park, as well as plates, notepads and boxes . According to The Japan Times, the theme park was built next to the site of the 'pond of the ghost woman', an ancient myth which is claimed could have been factor in its untimely closure. The subject of the folklore is said to be a beautiful damsel, who supposedly lived

Summary: Kejonuma Leisure Land in Tohoku, Japan, attracted 200,000 visitors per year in its heyday . Now, the abandoned site, which is believed to be cursed, has become a tourist attraction in its own right . Photographer Florian Seidel visited the creepy location to photograph the park's ongoing dereliction .


David and Victoria Beckham have won a planning battle against their next-door neighbour over proposals to install air-conditioning at his new mansion. The A-list couple want to install air-con in five rooms including the luxury gym and large wine cellar at the £31.5 million west London home. But one neighbour was furious with the proposals, claiming it 'will affect the historic character of the Victorian house of the streets, my house included'. Another Beckham victory: David and Victoria have won a planning battle against their next-door neighbour over proposals to install air-conditioning at their new mansion in west London . Portfolio: The couple, pictured, have won planning permission to improve their mansion, which will become their main UK residence. They already have homes in California, France and Dubai . The neighbour expressed 'deep concerns' about the impact of noise, vibration, dirt, pollution and dust from the construction. But other locals gave their support to the Beckhams and the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea Council has approved the plans subject to minor conditions. A report from the council said the air-conditioning would have minimal impact on the significance of the listed building and the noise from the units would comply with the borough's criteria. Jonathan Bore, the executive director for planning and development, said: 'The proposals would safeguard the special architectural and historic interest of the listed building, would preserve the character and appearance of the conservation area, would preserve the living conditions of neighbouring occupiers, and would have an acceptable impact on trees.' The Beckhams bought the grand property in Holland Park for £31.5 million in cash in 2013. With the help of designer Rose Uniacke, they are restoring the Grade II listed mansion to its former glory. It is a slow process with photos sent to the council last year showing the house had been stripped ahead of its overhaul. Plans: The first floor will belong to David and Victoria, and boast a huge bedroom, an even bigger dressing room and an en-suite bathroom. The house will include rooms for hairdressing, manicures and make-up, as well as separate rooms for 40-year-old Victoria's shoe collection . Architect's impression: When ready, the property will have six-bedrooms, a gym, study, office, playroom, cinema and large drawing room. When ready, the property will have six-bedrooms, a gym, study, office, playroom, cinema and large drawing room. The first floor will belong to David and Victoria, and boast a huge bedroom, an even bigger dressing room and an en-suite bathroom. There is also a separate mews house at the foot of the garden which will also be renovated. One local described the plans as a 'prudent and sensible set of alterations which will add to the value of the property over the long term'. A neighbour nearby added that councils should be encouraging the likes of the Beckhams to 'restore these beautiful houses to their former glory'. Estate agents have estimated the property could be worth as much as £42 million when completed. Old pad: The Beckhams reportedly sold their former house in Hertfordshire, dubbed Beckingham

Summary: Beckhams are spending £5m on renovations on west London mansion . Property will have gym, wine cellar and rooms for manicures and make-up . Neighbour unhappy air-con plans 'will damage historic character' of street . Council sided with Beckhams in row and approved planning application .


Burnley boss Sean Dyche has told striker Danny Ings to keep on smiling - and the goals will return. The relegation-battling Clarets have struggled for goals in recent weeks, despite some gritty performances, scoring just once in six games. The hotly-rated Ings, whose future beyond the end of the season has been the subject of considerable speculation, has not found the net in seven appearances. Danny Ings has found goals hard to come by in recent weeks as he looks to try and fire Burnley to safety . Dyche hopes the barren spell is not weighing too heavily on the 23-year-old's mind and has urged him to focus on enjoying his game. Dyche said: 'He's a bright young lad. He's a very good player and a good young lad who is grounded. 'But you can't actually get inside someone. When that whistle blows it's down to them to remind themselves of that freedom I speak about. I want players to play that way. 'His biggest thing is he puts a lot of demand on himself - and that can be a weakness as well as a strength. It's good that he has a thirst to improve, as do a lot of the players. But it has to be balanced with that enjoyment. Sean Dyche is confident that if Ings starts to enjoy playing more, then the goals will flow for the striker . 'I often say to him, play with a smile and I've told him he's best when he does. We're looking to him to continue doing that.' Burnley's battling performances have earned plaudits and despite the lack of goals, they have collected five points from a tough run of eight games. Amid that run they have beaten Manchester City and taken points off Chelsea and Tottenham. They are in the bottom three but just two points from safety and Dyche is backing his forwards to come good again. He said: 'There's certainly not pressure (on the strikers) from me. We ventured down this road early season when the goals didn't come as freely then we had a good patch over the Christmas period. 'We have scored goals and been productive in front of goal. It's about reminding the players what it takes to do that, different ways of doing that and how we can affect games.' The 23-year-old has had an impressive season nonetheless, scoring nine goals in his debut top-flight year . Ashley Barnes (right) says he's forgotten about the Nemanja Matic incident and moved on . Striker Ashley Barnes insists confidence remains high among the group. Barnes said: 'We are in this together. We are striving for one thing - to stay in this league come the end of the season. That is the main aim. 'The positivity around the group and the staff remains the same and hopefully will continue.' Barnes has found himself in the spotlight of late following his controversial tackle on Chelsea's Nemanja Matic. The 25-year-old escaped punishment but Matic was sent off for his reaction to the challenge in a heated confrontation. Barnes

Summary: Sean Dyche says Danny Ings needs to smile and the goals will come . The 23-year-old, who is heavily linked with Manchester United, hasn't found the net in seven appearances for the Premier League strugglers . Dyche believes it's only a matter of time before he does break his duck . CLICK HERE for all the latest Burnley news .


Sportsmail's boxing correspondent Jeff Powell looks ahead to Saturday's mega-fight at the MGM Grand after witnessing Floyd Mayweather and Manny Pacquiao's grand arrivals in Las Vegas. Both boxers made public appearances on Tuesday as their $300million showdown draws ever closer, and our man Powell was there. Powell reflects on the pair's arrivals on the Las Vegas Strip and looks forward to the rest of the week. Watch the video below.

Summary: Jeff Powell looks ahead to Saturday's fight at the MGM Grand . Floyd Mayweather takes on Manny Pacquiao in $300m showdown . Both fighters arrived in Las Vegas on Tuesday with public appearances . READ: Mayweather makes official arrival ahead of Manny Pacquiao fight . Al Haymon: The man behind Mayweather who is revolutionising boxing . Mayweather vs Pacquiao takes centre stage... but who's on the undercard?


Authorities say a second boy has died after his family's car plunged into Los Angeles harbor, killing his 13-year-old brother. The family had left a waterfront restaurant Thursday night when their sedan ran off the road alongside a working dock at the Port of Los Angeles, landing upside down in about 30 feet of water. The boy's parents swam to the surface, but the children were stuck in vehicle. They weren't breathing when rescuers brought them up. The teen died at the hospital several hours later. Coroner investigator Joseph Cronin tells City News Service that the eight-year-old boy died Friday afternoon. Scroll down for video . Pulled from the water: A car plunged off a road into Los Angeles harbor on Thursday, and two children pulled from the submerged vehicle were hospitalized in grave condition. Both have now died . Rescue attempt: The two children pulled from the submerged vehicle by firefighters were hospitalized in grave condition, authorities said . Hero: Firefighter Miguel Meza (left) who dove into the water in San Pedro after a car carrying a family of four plunged into the water has been hailed a hero on the Facebook of City Councilman Joe Buscaino (right) The car left a parking lot at the Ports O' Call entertainment area of San Pedro shortly after 6pm and ran off the road at Berth 73 of the Port of Los Angeles. The car traveled some distance before lurching into the harbor, where it landed upside down in about 30 feet of water just off of Berth 73, Fire Department spokesman Brian Humphrey said. 'They looked like they were doing about 30 mph and turned right off the wharf, right into the water,' said fisherman Ray Prince, 33. 'The car just sunk.' The man came up first and swam quickly to a ladder out of the water, Prince said. 'The poor lady was screaming hysterically. Just screaming. I thought she was going to drown,' he said. The adults were described as being in fair condition but 'clearly emotionally distraught'. Firefighter Miguel Meza, who dove into the water, has been hailed a hero on the Facebook page of Los Angeles City Councilman Joe Buscaino. 'Firefighter Miguel Meza jumped into the water at Berth 73 tonight in San Pedro after a car with a family of four drove into the water. This man is a true hero in the City of Angels and I am so proud of him!, he said. Sucessful search: Divers emerge from the water as debris believed to be from the car floats to the surface where a car went off the berth and into the water . Divers working in murky water searched the car and even opened the trunk, but they found no one else in it, Humphrey said. The cause of the accident was under investigation. 'We don't know at this time whether it was an accident or an intentional event,' Humphrey said. Nearly 100 firefighters, divers and helicopter and boat crews went to the scene, Humphrey said. ABC reports that the event that led up the

Summary: Car plunged off a road into Los Angeles harbor on Thursday . The parents swam to the surface but the two boys were trapped . Both died were pronounced dead in hospital . The adults are in a fair condition . Police are investigating whether the crash was intentional . The victims have not been identified . Firefighter Miguel Meza who dove into the water has been hailed a hero .


Manny Pacquiao literally got two words in before a conference call about his fight with Floyd Mayweather Jnr was abruptly cancelled on Monday. A spokesman for Pacquiao's promoter blamed technical difficulties for the cancellation, partly due to the large number of boxing writers and broadcasters who were on the call. 'There were so many calls the system blew,' Top Rank spokesman Lee Samuels said. 'We've used the same company for 10-15 years and this is the first time this has happened.' Manny Pacquiao's conference call about his fight against Floyd Mayweather was cancelled during media event . The Filipino, pictured during last week's media day, could only answer one question due to technical issues . Pacquiao was on the call from Los Angeles for what was supposed to be his last question and answer session before he arrives in Las Vegas next week for the May 2 fight. But the only question he answered was from a Top Rank PR person about how his training camp was going, to which Pacquiao responded 'very good.' Promoter Bob Arum, who was also on the call, then got frustrated when the first caller in the queue wasn't someone who was supposed to be in line to ask a question. 'Let's reorganise and do this call some other time, please,' Arum said. Samuels said there were so many people calling in that some were unable to get on the call. He apologised and said it would be rescheduled. Mayweather is supposed to have his own conference call on Wednesday. Pacquiao was put through his paces by trainer Freddie Roach during the open training session on April 15 . American boxer Mayweather is due to address the media in a conference call on Wednesday .

Summary: Manny Pacquiao's conference call with boxing writers was cancelled . Question and answer session had to be postponed due to technical issues . Pacquiao responded to one question in what was supposed to be his last media event before travelling to Las Vegas for May 2 fight .


US authorities have confirmed that the highly toxic pesticide methyl bromide caused a Delaware family to become seriously ill at a U.S. Virgin Islands resort, and that the chemical was used at the resort several times in the past year, officials said Tuesday. The US Environmental Protection Agency said it is contacting people including employees at Sirenusa resort in St. John to determine how many others might have been exposed to the pesticide. It was banned for indoor residential use in 1984. 'Methyl bromide is a potent neurotoxin, so it really affects your central nervous system,' EPA Regional Administrator Judith Enck said in a telephone interview. Steve Esmond and his wife, Dr Theresa Devine, and their two teenage sons fell seriously ill during their stay at the Sirenusa Condominium Resort on the island of St. John . The Esmond family had rented a second-floor condominium at Sirenusa, a resort of 22 villas, late last month. Steve Esmond and his wife, Dr Theresa Devine, and their two teenage sons fell seriously ill during their stay on the island of St. John. The family were airlifted to separate hospitals in Philadelphia suffering major respiratory trauma. Sean, 16, and Ryan, 14, were in critical condition. The family attorney James Maron confirmed the two parents are recovering but their two sons are in critical condition. James Maron, the family's lawyer, said the boys were in 'rough shape'. 'The family are all fighters,' he told WPBF News. 'They're fighting for everything right now. I understand it's a long recovery.' The US Justice Department has opened a criminal investigation. Sean, 16, (pictured) and his 14-year-old brother Ryan remain in comas two weeks after being hospitalized . Enck said the pesticide was used March 28 on the condominium's first floor, and agents are trying to determine how much was employed. She said the EPA found that methyl bromide was used at other Sirenusa units in the past year, but declined to say how many, citing the investigation. Sea Glass Vacations LLC, which rents units at Sirenusa, said in a statement it has terminated its contract with Terminix and the townhome under investigation is unoccupied. 'We are sending our thoughts and prayers to the family impacted by this tragic incident,' the company said. 'We remain committed to full cooperation with all local and federal authorities.' Terminix spokesman Pete Tosches said in a statement that the company is conducting its own investigation and is cooperating with authorities. 'We're committed to performing all work we undertake in a way that is safe for our employees, customers and the public,' he said. The family was staying at the $875-a-night Sirenusa Condominium Resort on St. John in the US Virgin Islands . Enck said the EPA is awaiting results of air and wipe samples taken from the condominium. Maron said Esmond, who is an administrator of the private Tatnall School in Wilmington, is conscious but unable to move. Devine, a dentist, was treated and released from the hospital and is currently in occupational therapy. The Tatnall school, where Sean was a star lacrosse player,

Summary: Steve Esmond, his wife Theresa Divine and their two teenage sons fell seriously ill while staying at the Sirenusa Resort in St. John . Divine was released from hospital and is now in occupational therapy . The family's lawyer said the boys are in 'rough shape' On Friday the US Environmental Protection Agency said preliminary tests showed there was 'a presence of methyl bromide in the unit .


An 82-year-old woman died after sitting in the same chair in her South Carolina home for six months, authorities have said. Barbara Anne Beam was being looked after by her elderly sister and nephew when she passed away in her bedroom in Greenville on January 2. The coroner's office found she died from a blood clot in her lung and ruled that her death was homicide by neglect. Prosecutors are now deciding whether to charge the family members. Officers were called to the home on January 2 and the smell was so bad that some of the first firefighters on the scene set up a fan by the door. Scene: Barbara Beam died in her South Carolina home in January after sitting for six months and prosecutors are considering charges against her caretakers. The identity of the woman pictured is not known . An officer noticed ulcers on the back of the 200-pound woman's legs and that body fluids were staining the sunken seat of her chair, according to the police report. The sister told the officer that Beam 'stays in the chair located in the bedroom and that she had not moved out of the chair for approximately six months,' according to a police report. She added that, a few hours before her sister's death, Beam refused to eat and they watched a soap opera together in her bedroom before she went to the kitchen. When she returned, Beam was slumped in her chair and the sister and nephew could find no pulse. When paramedics took Beam out of the chair and put her on the floor, her legs were still bent in a sitting position when the officer arrived. She was not wearing pants, according to the report. When she died, she also had deep vein thrombosis, which are clots caused by sitting for long periods of time, and a serious infection that started in her kidneys, the coroner's office said. 'The decedent had significant ulcerations and wounds - pressure ulcers, essentially - on her legs from prolonged inactivity and prolonged time spent in a chair,' Dr. James Fulcher, the deputy medical examiner who performed the autopsy said, the Greenville News reported. Police have turned their file on the case over to prosecutors, who are reviewing it, Greenville Police spokesman Johnathan Bragg said on Friday.

Summary: Barbara Beam died in the home she shared with her sister and nephew in Greenville, South Carolina in January . A coroner ruled that she died from homicide by neglect and prosecutors are now deciding whether to charge her family members . Her sister told officers that she had not been moved from her bedroom chair for six months, and Beam had sores over her legs . When paramedics removed her from the chair and put her body on the ground, her legs stayed bent in a sitting position, police said .


A Florida postal carrier steered his small gyrocopter through protected Washington airspace for 30 miles to the U.S. Capitol, tracked by the nation's top security agencies, which feared harming tourists on the National Mall if they tried to shoot him down, senior lawmakers said Wednesday. Doug Hughes, 61, is 'lucky to be alive' and 'should have been blown out of the air,' Rep. Jason Chaffetz, R-Utah, chairman of the House Oversight committee, told reporters just days after the incident that exposed a gap in the government's efforts to ensure the security of the White House, Capitol and other critical buildings in Washington. Senior officials from the Secret Service and Capitol Police briefed top House members behind closed doors. Scroll down for video . Press conference: Committee on Oversight and Government Reform Chairman Rep. Jason Chaffetz, R-Utah, left, and ranking member Rep. Elijah Cummins, D-Md., speak with reporters on Wednesday . Pilot: The man who piloted the gyrocopter and landed on the West Lawn, 61-year-old Doug Hughes, is 'lucky to be alive' and 'should have been blown out of the air,' Chaffetz said . Campaign: Hughes' stunt was aimed at drawing attention to campaign finance reform . Chaffetz said security tracked Hughes as he approached the Capitol last week after taking off from Gettysburg, Pennsylvania. A 'judgment call' was made not to shoot Hughes down, Chaffetz said. Rep. Elijah Cummings, D-Md., said officials were concerned about injuring people on the ground if an attempt was made to shoot down Hughes. Chaffetz said a combination of 'lack of communication and some human error' by Capitol Police and other officials allowed Hughes to steer his tiny aircraft within a few hundred feet of the Capitol before landing on the West Lawn. Chaffetz said he was deeply concerned at 'a lack of coordination and communication' among law enforcement agencies charged with what he called 'a no-fail mission' to protect the Capitol and other important sites in Washington, including the White House. Cummings called the incident a 'wake-up call' to all law enforcement agencies involved. Capitol Police, the Secret Service and other agencies need 'to look very carefully at what happened here, dissect it, figure it out and use this to make things better,' Cummings said. Cummings and Chaffetz said they were outraged that members of Congress were not alerted to the potential security threat even as parts of the Capitol complex were placed under lockdown. 'That's inexcusable,' Chaffetz said. Chaffetz and Cummings said they will hold a hearing on the incident next week with representatives of six agencies: the Secret Service, Capitol Police, Congress' Sergeant at Arms, the Federal Aviation Administration, North American Aerospace Defense Command (NORAD) and the U.S. Park Police. Three of the agencies - the FAA, NORAD and the park police - were no-shows at Wednesday's briefing, irking lawmakers. Rep. Elijah Cummings, D-Md., said officials were concerned about injuring people on the ground if an attempt was made to shoot down Hughes . Security: Homeland Security Secretary Jeh Johnson said last week that Hughes 'literally flew under the radar' to the Capitol lawn,

Summary: Doug Hughes, 61, steered his small gyrocopter through protected Washington airspace for 30 miles to the U.S. Capitol . Rep. Jason Chaffetz said Hughes 'should have been blown out of the air' Chaffetz said security tracked Hughes as he approached the Capitol last week after taking off from Gettysburg, Pennsylvania . A 'judgment call' was made not to shoot Hughes down, Chaffetz said . Rep. Elijah Cummings said officials were concerned about injuring people on the ground if an attempt was made to shoot down Hughes . Hughes landed the gyrocopter on the West Lawn . He was charged with two federal crimes, violating restricted airspace and operating an unregistered aircraft .


The 'spontaneous' knife attack which killed a young man outside a pizza store in the early hours of Easter Monday could have been related to an earlier incident, police say. It is believed Greg Gibbins had helped a woman when she was being harassed earlier in the night, news.com.au reports. Mr Gibbins and his friends were at The Beachcomber Hotel in Toukley on the Central Coast, NSW on Sunday night before they went to a nearby eatery where he was stabbed in the chest. While investigations continue, police have charged a 20-year-old man with murder of the talented football player. Scroll down for video . Greg Gibbins, 28, went into cardiac arrest after he was seriously stabbed but later died in hospital on Monday . Police said that they believe the attack on Mr Gibbins was 'unprovoked' and described him as being 'good citizen who had been behaving himself' Police told news.com.au that they believe the attack on Mr Gibbins was 'unprovoked' and described him as being 'good citizen who had been behaving himself'. Detective Inspector David Waddell says police are investigating whether the earlier incident involving a woman is linked to the fatal knife attack outside the local pizza shop. It was shortly after midnight when emergency services found Mr Gibbins and his 25-year-old friend with serious stab wounds at about 12.10am from the alleged random attack. The 28-year-old Wyong Roos rugby league club player was treated at the scene by paramedics before he went into cardiac arrest but later died at Gosford Hospital. The 28-year-old was treated at the scene by paramedics before he went into cardiac arrest but later died . Mr Gibbins was a late bloomer who had recently secured a place training in his club's NSW cup squad . A 20-year-old man, who police confirmed to Daily Mail Australia as Bradley James Brooks, was arrested in nearby Halekulani on Monday night and charged with murder. He was refused bail and appeared in Wyong Local Court on Tuesday. Brooks was remanded in custody until May, news.com.au reports. A friend became 'victim number two' when he tried to help fatally injured Mr Gibbins. The 25-year-old also suffered stab wounds during the confrontation and is in hospital undergoing surgery. Family and friends have paid their respect to a 'top bloke' who loved travelling, sports and parties . This comes as grieving family and friends have taken to social media to pay tribute to Mr Gibbins. Pictures from Mr Gibbins Facebook account paints a 'top bloke' who got along with everyone and loved travelling, partying and going to festivals and sporting events. Mr Gibbins, who works as a car spray painter, has prompted an outpouring grief from family, friends, colleagues and rugby team mates on his Facebook account. One friend posted on Facebook: 'RIP gibbo such a lovely friend , it's clear the amazing impact you made on everybody's life, rest easy xx' A rugby team mate wrote: 'Rest easy mate, was great to have played with and against you. A true gentleman that has obviously touched many.' Another said: 'RIP

Summary: A young man has died after he was stabbed during a violent brawl . Greg Gibbins and his friends were at a Central Coast hotel on Sunday night . The 28-year-old was stabbed and killed outside a pizza store on Monday . His 25-year-old friend was also attacked when he tried to help Mr Gibbins . He remains in a serious condition and is expected to undergo surgery . The offender fled the scene and police haven't found a weapon . Investigations are continuing and police are appealing for any witnesses .


Killed: Police are investigating the alleged murder of Syrian-born imam Abdul Hadi Arwani . A fourth person has been arrested over the alleged murder of a Syrian imam who was shot dead in his car on a London street. Police announced today that they had arrested a 36-year-old man on suspicion of conspiracy to murder Abdul Hadi Arwani, who was killed in Wembley two weeks ago. A Jamaican businessman has already appeared in court charged with Mr Arwani's murder, while a man and a woman were arrested this week on suspicion of terror offences. The father of six, who was an imam at a controversial mosque in west London, was found dead in his black Volkswagen Passat on April 7. Leslie Cooper, 36, appeared at the Old Bailey on Thursday, where the court was told that Mr Arwani, 48, was lured to a meeting with a potential customer for his construction business before being killed. Burnell Mitchell, 61, the brother of Boney M's lead singer, was arrested this week on suspicion of conspiracy to murder and the commission, preparation and instigation of acts of terrorism. A 53-year-old woman was also arrested on suspicion of the commission, preparation and instigation of acts of terrorism. They are both in Metropolitan Police custody while counter-terror officers continue to investigate Mr Arwani's killing. Police said in a statement today that they had arrested the fourth suspect, a 35-year-old man, on Friday, before releasing him on bail today. Suspects: Leslie Cooper, left, appeared in court charged with murder while Burnell Mitchell, right, has been arrested on suspicion of terror offences . Mr Arwani was previously a preacher at the An-Noor mosque in Acton but resigned after he apparently fell out with other community leaders. The mosque was founded by Mr Mitchell 20 years ago after he converted to Islam, and he remains a trustee of the centre as well as a director of the company which owns its premises. Mr Mitchell, whose sister Liz Mitchell was the lead singer of Boney M, was brought up a strict Christian before changing faith and becoming known as 'Khalid Rashad'. Both his home and the mosque were searched by police last week as part of the investigation into Mr Arwani's death. Mosque: Police standing outside the An-Noor cultural centre in Acton earlier this week . The Syrian-born imam fled his home country in the 1980s and became an outspoken opponent of president Bashar al-Assad's regime before his killing. Mr Arwani's son Murhaf said last week: 'He just loved to help people. He did not care what your background, race or status was. 'He did not care if you were rich or poor. He just wanted to help people in need. 'He spoke up and out against the crime of terror and oppression wherever he found it. He was an advocate of peace for all and he showed us this in the way he lived his life from day to day.' Sorry we are not currently accepting comments on this article.

Summary: Man, 36, arrested on suspicion of conspiracy to murder Abdul Hadi Arwani . Syrian imam was found shot dead in his car on a street in Wembley . Leslie Cooper, 36, has already appeared in court accused of murder . Burnell Mitchell, 61, and a 53-year-old woman were also arrested on suspicion of terror offences .


Lord of the Rings and Hobbit fans who can’t afford to travel to themed attractions on the other side of the world can find a slice of Middle-earth on the American frontier. A guest house inspired by author JRR Tolkien’s fictional tales is attracting devoted followers of the book and film franchise – and others who are simply looking to stay in a place that is out of the ordinary. Set in a remote valley in the north-west corner of the state, The Shire of Montana gives guests the chance to live like Bilbo Baggins for just under $300 (£200) a night. The Shire of Montana, located in the north-west corner of the state, is inspired by JRR Tolkien's fantasy books . At 1,000 square feet, the underground house one king bedroom and a smaller guest room, plus custom-made wooden furniture . The 20-acre property near Trout Lake, Montana has decorative hobbit homes, fairy doors and a tree stump-shaped troll house . At 1,000 square feet, the Hobbit themed guest house is built into a hill on a 20-acre property which boasts decorative hobbit homes, fairy doors and a large tree stump-shaped troll house that people can step foot in. Located in Trout Creek, about 100 miles south of the US-Canada border, the tiny home has custom-made wooden furniture, a stove and barbecue for cooking and cosy rooms with round doors, and has no mobile phone service as it is completely underground. There is one king bedroom and a smaller guest room, and even though guests are unable to use their mobile phones indoors they can watch TV or select a title from the home’s collection of books about hobbits, or simply relax while escaping the grind of everyday life. Set in a remote valley, the Hobbit-inspired guest house - and tiny village - offers visitors the chance to escape the everyday grind . The house has a stove and barbecue for cooking, cosy rooms with round doors, and no mobile phone service as it is underground . Owners Steve and Christine Michaels spent more than $400,000 to transform the property into a destination for fans of the series . Children and pets are not allowed during overnight stays, and it costs $295 a night for two guests, with a minimum of two nights. Steve and Christine Michaels spent more than $400,000 to transform the property, which was intended to serve as a getaway for their family. Steve, a fan of JRR Tolkien’s fantasy novels, decided to transform it into a shrine for fans of The Hobbit and Lord of the Rings, which were filmed in New Zealand, after a friend told him the underground guest house looked like a hobbit house. The owner transformed the house into a shrine for fans of JRR Tolkien's books after a friend told him it looked like a hobbit house . In the woods surrounding the guest house, visitors may spot everything from deer and elk to mountain lions and bears . Children and pets are not allowed during overnight stays, and it costs $295

Summary: Set in a remote valley, The Shire of Montana is located about 100 miles south of the US-Canada border . It is built into a hill on a 20-acre property which boasts decorative hobbit homes, fairy doors and a troll house . There is no mobile phone service as the 1,000 square foot guest house is located entirely underground .


Arsene Wenger is so respected and so clearly a deeply intelligent man that every now and then you find yourself nodding sagely at something he has said which, upon closer examination, turns out to sound right but to have decidedly unsubstantial foundations. Usually it is related to how Arsenal’s defensive record is statistically actually very good (it is) in the aftermath of the latest debacle. But last week it was on the issue of quotas, or more specifically FA chairman Greg Dyke’s idea of increasing the number of homegrown players in a Premier League squad of 25 from eight to 12. ‘I believe that we are in the world of competition,’ said Wenger in one of his regular interviews to beIN Sports. ‘That means as well that the rules of the game must be structured to favour the best or we are not in a competition anymore. Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger shows his frustrations during a Premier League match in March 2011 . FA chairman Greg Dyke pictured attending the friendly between England and Italy in Turin on Tuesday . ‘So we can say one or two things – we protect the mediocre or we produce the best players. If you want to sell the Premier League for a huge amount of money then we need to say: "Buy this, this is the best league in the world." You cannot go against the quality and what is at the heart of our job, which is competition.’ And on the surface there seems nothing wrong with this. As an economics graduate Wenger is a disciple of Adam Smith and these are the basic principles of a free market. Tear down barriers, let competition flourish and the best man or woman will ultimately win – or at least have a place in Wenger’s starting XI. It sounds sensible enough but of course the issue is a little more complex than Wenger implies. A cursory glance at Wenger’s transfer record shows in his bid to save the Premier League from English mediocrity he has signed Tomas Danilevicius, Igor Stepanovs, Kaba Diawara, Sebastian Squillaci, Andre Santos, Amoury Bischoff, Park Chu-Young, Marouane Chamakh, Pascal Cygan, Philippe Senderos, Denilson, Manuel Almunia and Johan Djourou. Arsenal's Andre Santos on the ball during a league match against Blackburn Rovers at Ewood Park in 2011 . Marouane Chamakh (left) attempts to control the ball during a Capital One Cup clash with Reading in 2012 . Arsenal midfielder Denilson (left) holds off Leyton Orient's Stephen Dawson at the Emirates in 2011 . There are more but that’s what a brief search elicits. You might argue that you need to sign ten Park Chu-youngs to get one Robin van Persie. And of course, over 18 years any manager, even a great one as Wenger is, can make some dud buys. He made some very good ones from abroad as well: Thierry Henry, Robert Pires, Cesc Fabegas... we could go on. But the list of shame does expose a flaw at the heart of his argument. Clubs always argue for fewer restrictions and they

Summary: FA chairman Greg Dyke wants to increase the minimum homegrown players in a Premier League squad of 25 from eight to 12 . Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger has criticised the proposal . Wenger has had his fair share of dud buys for the Gunners . Perhaps he should pay attention to building a core of homegrown players . CLICK HERE for the latest Premier League news .


Ten top doctors sent a letter to Columbia University urging the school to remove TV celebrity doctor Mehmet Oz from his faculty position because he is a 'charlatan' who promotes 'quack treatments'. Dr Oz, 54, is the vice chairman and professor of surgery at Columbia's College of Physicians and Surgeons. The Harvard-educated doctor joined the faculty at Columbia in 1993. Scroll down for video . Ten top doctors sent a letter to Columbia University urging the school to remove TV celebrity doctor Mehmet Oz from his faculty position because he is a 'charlatan' who promotes 'quack treatments' The doctors sent the letter to Lee Goldman, the dean of Columbia's Faculties of Health Sciences and Medicine. Dr Henry Miller of California's Stanford University led the effort and he was the first person to sign the letter, the New York Daily News reported. Columbia's Medical and Health Sciences Center . Miller said: 'He's a quack and a fake and a charlatan. 'I think I know the motivation at Columbia. 'They're star-struck, and like having on their faculty the best-known doctor in the country. 'But the fact is that his advice endangers patients, and this doesn't seem to faze them.' The nine other doctors from across the country included Dr Joel Tepper, a cancer researcher from the University of North Carolina School of Medicine, and Dr Gilbert Ross of the American Council on Science and Health in New York City. The physicians accused Dr Oz of pushing 'miracle' weight-loss supplements with no scientific proof that they work. The doctors wrote that Oz, for years a world-class Columbia cardiothoracic surgeon, has 'misled and endangered' the public. The letter read: 'He has manifested an egregious lack of integrity by promoting quack treatments and cures in the interest of personal financial gain. 'Thus, Dr Oz is guilty of either outrageous conflicts of interest or flawed judgments about what constitutes appropriate medical treatments, or both. From left to right, Dr Phil McGraw, financial advisor Suze Orman, host Oprah Winfrey, Dr Mehmet Oz and interior designer Nate Berkus participate in The Oprah Winfrey Show live from Radio City Music Hall in 2010 . The New York Ivy League school responded Thursday, issuing a statement to The Associated Press saying only that the school 'is committed to the principle of academic freedom and to upholding faculty members' freedom of expression for statements they make in public discussion.' Dr Oz first came to public attention as a frequent television guest of Oprah Winfrey. For the past five years, he's been the host of The Dr Oz Show. Last year, he appeared before a US Senate panel that accused him of endorsing products that were medically unsound. At the time, the doctor acknowledged some of the products he advised his viewers to use 'don't have the scientific muster to present as fact.' A show representative did not immediately return a call Thursday from the AP seeking comment. As vice chairman of Columbia's surgery department, Dr Oz still occasionally teaches, said Douglas Levy, spokesman for the Columbia University Medical Center.

Summary: Mehmet Oz is on staff at Columbia's College of Physicians and Surgeons . Dr Oz is the vice chairman and professor of surgery at the medical school . Group of ten top doctors sent letter to school urging for Oz's dismissal . Said there's no scientific proof his 'miracle' weight-loss supplements work . Columbia said it 'is committed to the principle of academic freedom' University has not removed TV celebrity doctor from his faculty position .


Neuroscientists have succeeded in creating 'ghosts' in the laboratory by tricking the brains of test subjects into feeling an unexpected 'presence' in the room. The spooky experiment which conjured up a ghostly illusion in the laboratory has proved once and for all that it's only our mind playing tricks. The invisible, creepy presence reported by so many people over the centuries is just a set of mixed-up signals in the brain, the researchers say. Scroll down for video . The scientists say the experiment that what some people believe to be a ghostly presence is just a trick of the brain. 'This confirms that it is caused by an altered perception of their own bodies in the brain,' said Professor Olaf Blanke of the Ecole Polytechnique Federale de Lausanne (EPFL) in Switzerland . Blindfolded and wearing ear-plugs, test subjects performed movements with their hand attached to a robotic device. Behind them, the robotic device reproduced their movements and touched them on the back. When conducted in real time, the participant's brain could adapt and recognize it as their own movement because of the synchronized movement. However, when the scientists introduced a temporal delay of just a few milliseconds, the distorting of temporal and spatial perception induced the 'ghostly' feeling. The sensation was re-created by researchers using a robot to interfere with the sensory signals in the brains of blindfolded volunteers. Under normal circumstances the brain is able to form a unified self-perception, but lead researcher Olaf Blanke explained that when this malfunctions the brain creates a second representation of its body. 'Most of the research predicts that we cannot tickle ourselves because our brain precisely predicts of one hand, of my hand, touching my body or touching one or another position. However, if this is not fully integrated because I'm doing it or if I cannot correctly predict because somebody else were to touch me; in those cases of uncertainty, very often in those cases of double touch, the response is that you feel ticklish or tickled by somebody else,' said Blanke who is leading the research at the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology in Lausanne, Switzerland (EPFL). The findings appear to explain the common experience people have of feeling an unseen presence, even a guardian angel, demon or apparition stalking their movements. These are frequently reported by people in extreme physical or emotional situations, such as mountaineers and explorers, or those grieving for a lost loved one. They are also associated with medical conditions that affect the brain, including epilepsy, migraine, schizophrenia and cancer. Blanke's team began by analyzing the brains of 12 patients with neurological disorders who have reported having such a secondary representation of their body, in other words a ghost sensation. MRI scans revealed abnormalities with three brain regions involved in self-awareness, movement and the sense of position in space. These brain regions together contribute to multi sensory signal processing, important for the perception of one's own body. The scientists then conducted an experiment to 'trigger' a similar neurological sensation in healthy subjects. Blindfolded and wearing ear-plugs, test

Summary: Swiss researchers carried out an experiment to make artificial 'ghosts' The sensation was re-created by researchers using a robot to interfere with the sensory signals in the brains of blindfolded volunteers .


Human traffickers are brazenly offering desperate Libyan migrants passage across the Mediterranean on Facebook. A number of pages, written in Arabic, have reportedly been found on the social media site targeting refugees fleeing war and poverty. They are said to be advertising 'reliable' and 'comfortable' travel to Europe on overcrowded vessels for around $1,000 per person. Migrants, who are trying to reach Greece, are seen on a capsized sail boat, as the crisis escolates . Desperate migrants pictured in the sea off the Greek island Rhodes after a wooden boat ran aground . The discovery comes after the deaths of some 1,700 refugees in the last week alone. EU leaders have now agreed a package of measures to tackle the escalating crisis in the Mediterranean. A Syrian sailor, who is said to go by the name Abu Moaz, has been using a closed Facebook page to sell crossings to Greece after finding himself short of work, according to the Financial Times. 'It is people smuggling, no more and no less,' he told the newspaper. Others are said to be offering refugees voyages to Italy and Turkey from the notorious smuggling port of Zuwara in Libya. This week the victims of the worst-ever migrant disaster in the Mediterranean were buried in Malta . Two dozen wooden caskets containing the only bodies recovered from a weekend capsizing off Libya that left at least 800 migrants feared dead were laid out for a memorial service. None of the bodies was identified: One casket had 'No 132' scrawled on it, referring to the number of the DNA sample taken from the corpse in case a relative ever comes to claim it. Facebook has reportedly said it has removed the pages, according to the Financial Times. Two dozen wooden caskets of the victims of the worst-ever migrant disaster in the Mediterranean were buried in Malta .

Summary: Several Arabic pages reportedly found on the social media site . Pages claim to offer 'comfortable' and 'reliable' passage for around $1,000 . Comes after the deaths of some 1,700 refugees in the last week alone . Facebook removed the pages after being alerted to there existance .


A sure sign of middle age is when you start to get nostalgic about the mobile phones of your youth. OK, those early models couldn’t do much compared with today’s smartphones. They couldn’t surf the internet, take pictures, play music or make you a cup of tea. But what they did have was a battery that lasted more than a few hours before the phone went dead. Scroll down for video . Modern life: According to a recent poll, nine out of ten people feel stressed if their phone battery run out. There’s even a word for it — ‘nomophobia’, the fear of being without a working mobile . My favourite phone of all time was a sleek silver Nokia 6310i from the early 2000s, which is still sitting in a drawer at home. It may be primitive by today’s standards, but it could run for 17 days on a single charge. Compare that with the battery life of a modern iPhone or Samsung Galaxy. Make a few calls, send a few emails, listen to some music and you’ll be out of juice by teatime. This week it was revealed that Sir James Dyson, inventor of Dyson hoovers, is attempting to solve the problem by investing £10 million in U.S.-based battery experts Sakti3. The 67-year-old entrepreneur is supporting the company as it attempts to double the battery life of our phones, electric cars and vacuums. Separately, scientists at Stanford University are hoping that their newly invented aluminium battery will revolutionise the industry with its ability to fully charge in under a minute. The battery will keep going for seven times as long as its lithium-ion relative, and can apparently withstand 7,500 recharges, whereas a conventional battery can take only 1,000. In the tech world, the battle for better battery life is never-ending. Earlier this month, Apple was left red-faced when it was revealed how quickly its new iWatch — which costs up to £12,000 — ran out of power. Sir James Dyson, pictured, inventor of Dyson hoovers, is attempting to solve the problem by investing £10 million in battery experts Sakti3 . At the launch, Apple chief executive Tim Cook boasted that the device had a battery life of 18 hours. But it later emerged that using the smartwatch for phone calls or apps means it will die after three hours. According to a recent poll, nine out of ten people feel stressed if their phone battery run out. There’s even a word for it — ‘nomophobia’, the fear of being without a working mobile. And increasingly, phones come with built-in batteries that are almost impossible to remove without a degree in electronics. Apple started the ball rolling with the iPhone, and this month Samsung announced its latest model — the S6 — would have built-in batteries. So is there anything we can do to get more juice out of our phones? Nigel Linge, professor of telecommunications at Salford University, says the problem isn’t the batteries, which have improved immeasurably over the past couple of decades. ‘The reason why batteries lasted seven

Summary: Most modern phone models have batteries that only last a couple of hours . Problem isn't batteries, but amount of tasks mobiles are expected to do . Battery life can be improved by turning off Bluetooth, sounds and GPS .


Poet: Sappho declared her love for women . The Greek island of Lesbos may be inextricably linked to the idea of female homosexuality – but in ancient times it was a notorious sexual playground for straight men, who found the local women irresistible. In a new BBC documentary, former Apprentice star Margaret Mountford will reveal that the island was the Magaluf of its day, and a capital for sex tourism. Professor Edith Hall from King's College London tells the programme: 'Lesbos had a very particular reputation for producing very beautiful women. They really were supposed to be the sexiest people in the entire Greek world.' She added that, in the Ancient Greek world, the word 'lesbian' actually meant a woman performing an intimate sex act on a man. Professor Hall also explained that the fact that Lesbos was closer to Turkey than Athens only added to the sexual allure of the women. She said: 'They also had a very interesting accent which would have sounded almost oriental to the Athenians. They were nearer Asia so their Greek accent would have been inflected like that.' Mountford then describes the island as 'the sex tourism capital of the ancient Aegean'. The programme examines the life and legacy of the female poet Sappho, who lived on the island around 600BC. She was one of the great writers of the ancient world, and wrote poems which appeared to be declarations of love for other women. As a result, both 'Sapphic' and the name of the island have now become synonymous with lesbianism – although such usage only started in the 19th Century. In 2008, residents of the island lost a legal fight to ban the use of the word 'lesbian' to describe gay women, arguing that the term violated their human rights and 'disgraced' them around the world. In the documentary, Mountford travels to Lesbos to try to uncover the truth about Sappho's life. The poet is believed to have had a daughter, and Mountford explores the differences between the ancient Greek concept of homosexuality and our own. Lesbos had a particular reputation for producing very beautiful women, the TV show will reveal . Modern day comparison: The island of Lesbos was the Magaluf of its day and a capital for sex tourism . Professor James Davidson said the willingness of the Ancient Greeks to embrace both male and female homosexuality may have been as much social as sexual. He said: 'Societies are strange and societies do strange things. This is a really peculiar cultural phenomenon. Instead of Greek homosexuality, I think it should be called Greek homo-besottedness. 'It is always over the top. It is always so extreme. 'The whole phenomenon of Greek homosexuality for men and for women seems to be a kind of cultural and social institution. 'They are using it as a way of social cohesion to break out of family groups and to establish communities. 'Sappho was a phenomenon but any kind of genius still follows the culture of their time.' Sappho: Love And Life On Lesbos With Margaret Mountford will

Summary: The Greek island was the 'sex tourism capital of the ancient Aegean' Former Apprentice TV star Margaret Mountford will describe life on the island in a new television programme . Show also examines life and legacy of the female poet Sappho, who lived on the island around 600BC .


Aston Villa Cup hero Jack Grealish has become the latest young Barclays Premier League star to be accused of getting high on 'hippy crack'. The 19-year-old midfielder, who inspired Tim Sherwood's team to their FA Cup semi-final triumph over Liverpool on Sunday, has been photographed inhaling from a white balloon believed to be filled with nitrous oxide — more commonly known as laughing gas. According to The Sun, the selfie — which shows Grealish and a friend — was taken in a hotel room about six months ago following a night out. Jack Grealish has become the third top flight starlet caught on camera apparently inhaling nitrous oxide . Grealish starred for Villa in their FA Cup semi-final win over Liverpool on Sunday at Wembley . Grealish is the third Premier League starlet this month to be exposed apparently using the legal high, after Liverpool's Raheem Sterling, 20, and West Bromwich Albion forward Saido Berahino, 21, were both pictured sucking from balloons. Nitrous oxide is popular on the party scene and users say it creates feelings of euphoria and light-headedness, while others experience hallucinations. Drug advice website Frank warns, however, that ‘there is a risk of death as a lack of oxygen can occur’. Aston Villa declined to comment on Wednesday night. The allegations come after it emerged that Grealish is ready to commit his international future to England, provided Roy Hodgson assures him he figures in his long-term plans. Grealish is at the centre of a tug-of-war between England and the Republic of Ireland. He was born in the Midlands to English parents but qualifies for the Republic through his grandparents. He will give himself until the summer, when the two countries face each other, before deciding. But Sportsmail understands the teenager is leaning towards a future with England. He has received guarantees from Republic of Ireland boss Martin O'Neill, who wants to pick the star in his squad to face England in June. Meanwhile, FA chairman Greg Dyke on Wednesday night claimed Spurs striker Harry Kane has told England he wants to play at the European Under 21 Championship. Dyke said: 'I got a call from Harry's agent to say how much he enjoyed playing for England and how much he wants to play for the U21s this year in the Euros and that's important.' Emre Can of Liverpool tries to tackle Grealish during their FA Cup tie with Aston Villa at Wembley .

Summary: Raheem Sterling was filmed inhaling laughing gas less than two weeks ago . Saido Berahino was another England starlet filmed inhaling 'hippy crack' Jack Grealish inspired Aston Villa to their FA Cup semi-final win on Sunday . The 19-year-old has seemingly been caught inhaling from a balloon .


Police fear that two serial pedophiles arrested last month may have had more victims. Authorities in Muskogee, Oklahoma announced on Wednesday that they were searching for other potential victims of William 'Frankie' Dugan, 29, and 32-year-old Valerie Ojo. The couple were charged in March after they allegedly committed forcible sodomy, incest and exploitation against two children, aged 5 and 6. William 'Frankie' Dugan, 29, and 32-year-old Valerie Ojo allegedly performed sex acts on two children aged five and six in Oklahoma. Police were now searching for more victims . According to Tulsaworld.com, Dugan and Ojo performed sex acts on the children and forced them to carry out sordid acts on each other. They also took photographs of the abuse which took place between January 17 and March 21. Muskogee police department said that investigators believed that there were other victims, aged between four and 21 years old. Dugan and Ojo were each charged with five counts of child sexual abuse. Officers told Tulsaworld.com that they believed Dugan had other victims. Daily Mail Online was awaiting comment from the Muskogee Police Department on Friday.

Summary: Authorities searching for other potential victims of William 'Frankie' Dugan, 29, and 32-year-old Valerie Ojo .


Remembering passwords can be a struggle. While Apple offers touch ID to use your fingerprint to unlock a handset, Google has now released an update to its Android software allowing owners to unlock their phone with their voice. Known as trusted voice, it can unlock a phone simply by hearing its owner say 'OK, Google'. Google has released an update to its Android software allowing owners to unlock their phone with their voice . 'We've heard from multiple users that the fully formed feature is rolling out,' said Android Police. 'Tapping the option under smart lock will take users to the Google app's settings. 'A warning advises that trusted voice unlocking is less secure than other options, but just a couple taps and you'll be able to unlock and execute commands on your secured device by simply uttering 'OK Google.'' However, even Google admits the feature is not as secure as other password options. The popup when you enable 'Trusted Voice' warns that the feature is not as secure as a traditional lock screen and that 'Someone with a similar voice could unlock your device.' Google also offers an alternative way to unlock an Android phone - and it involves using your face. The Face Unlock feature was originally introduced in 2011 as part of Android 4.0, also known as Ice Cream Sandwich, but despite this, it is still a relatively unknown tool. It can recognise a person's face and recent updates mean it can even establish whether or not the face being shown to the camera is real, or is a photograph. The voice unlock feature has not been officially announced by Google, but has begun to appear on some Android Handsets . To set up Face Unlock, people with Android phones running Ice Cream Sandwich or higher can go to Settings, Security, click on Screen Lock and select Face Unlock. The set-up wizard will then ask the user to take a photo of their face, using the device's front-facing camera. It will also advise if the lighting or positioning isn't clear enough. Once a photograph is taken it is stored in an encrypted file and each time a person wants to unlock their phone with their face, the Android system will cross-reference the image with this original photograph. To set up Face Unlock, people with . Android phones running Ice Cream Sandwich or higher can go to Settings, . Security, click on Screen Lock and select Face Unlock. The set-up wizard will then ask the . user to take a photo of their face, using the device's front-facing . camera. It will also advise if the lighting or positioning isn't clear . enough. Once a photograph is taken it is . stored in an encrypted file and each time a person wants to unlock their . phone with their face, the Android system will cross-reference the . image with this original photograph. As a backup, users need to . additionally set up a screen lock pattern or PIN, in case the camera . breaks or fails to recognise their face.

Summary: Google introduced Face Unlock in Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich . Now rolling out new voice unlock feature to users . It acts as an alternative to screen locks involving a pattern or a PIN .


Islamic State militants infiltrated a Palestinian refugee camp in Damascus today, marking the terrorist group's deepest foray the Syrian capital and seat of President Bashar Assad's power. ISIS entered the Yarmouk camp as Jordan closed its only functioning border crossing with the country following heavy clashes on the Syrian side between rebels and government forces. The militants, who already control large swaths of territory in northern Syria, reportedly entered the camp from the nearby Hajar Aswad neighborhood in southern Damascus in a coordinated attack with their rivals in the Al Qaeda-affiliated Nusra Front. According to the the UK-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, ISIS managed to take control of large parts of the Yarmouk camp following clashes with a Palestinian group. Jihadis: ISIS militants (pictured) entered the Yarmouk camp as Jordan closed its only functioning border crossing with the country following heavy clashes on the Syrian side between rebels and government forces . If ISIS manage to gain full control of Yarmouk, the jihadis can potentially use the camp as a base from which to threaten the heart of the capital as possibly challenge Assad himself. The Palestinian-run refugee camp has been under government siege for nearly two years. U.N. aid workers have been sending food parcels into the camp, where thousands of civilians remain trapped and in desperate need of food and medicine. The camp had witnessed fighting in the past between government forces and militants who control much of the camp. The Observatory reported heavy clashes in the camp between IS fighters and members of the Palestinian faction called Aknaf Beit al-Maqdis. Residents of the Palestinian-run Yarmouk camp are seen queuing to receive food supplies last year . Anwar Raja, the spokesman for the pro-Assad Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine said ISIS fighters entered the camp from nearby Hajar Aswad where they have been based for months. He added that today's push came was coordinated between ISIS and their rivals in the Nusra Front, Al Qaeda's branch in Syria. 'The Nusra Front opened the road for them in order to infiltrate the camp and several hours ago they entered Yarmouk,' Raja said by telephone. It was not immediately clear why Nusra - who have repeatedly fought against ISIS over the past year - would facilitate the entry of the group into the camp. A Syrian foreign ministry statement today said it holds Jordan responsible for 'obstructing the movement of trucks and passengers and any ensuing economic or social repercussions.' U.N relief workers with blue helmets and vests stand next of residents of the Yarmouk camp one year ago . Jordanian government spokesman Mohammed al-Momani said that the Nasib crossing was temporarily closed late last night because of clashes nearby. 'It is important for us to keep the safety for the passengers and those who are trying to cross between the two countries,' he said. 'So we decided to close the border temporarily, until things calm down. Then we will open it again.' A spokesman for rebels in southern Syria, Issam al-Rayess, confirmed that rebel fighters were trying to

Summary: Jihadis entered the camp through the nearby Hajar Aswad neighborhood . Al Qaeda-linked rebels reportedly opened a closed road for ISIS militants . Once inside extremists battled a Palestinian group who run the camp . Terrorists seized control of the majority of the refugee camp, which they are now likely to use as a base from which to Assad .


More than 2,000 families have fled the Iraqi city of Ramadi after ISIS forces intensified their offensive on the Iraqi city. According to Iraqi officials, ISIS fighters have nearly surrounded the capital of western Anbar province, despite the best efforts of the Iraqi army and arriving Shiite paramilitary reinforcements. The advance is widely seen as an ISIS's attempt at an counteroffensive after being forced to abandon the important Iraqi city of Tikrit, earlier this month. American troops previously fought some of their bloodiest battles against al-Qaida insurgents in Ramadi during the eight-year U.S. intervention. Prior to the current bout of fighting, some 400,000 Iraqis were already displaced, including 60,000 in Ramadi district, according to the International Organization for Migration. Hundreds of U.S. troops have been training Iraqi forces at Ain al-Asad military base, situated west of Ramadi. Iraqi government forces still control the city center but appear to be struggling after months of ISIS pressure from the suburbs of the city. Video obtained by The Associated Press showed plumes of thick, black smoke billowing above the city as fighter jets pounded militant targets. On the city outskirts, displaced residents frantically tried to make their way out amid the heavy bombardment. Officials confirmed that US led coalition air strikes had targeted the three villages recently taken by ISIS on Wednesday. More than 2,000 families have fled the Iraqi city of Ramadi with little more than the clothes on their backs, turning the city into a ghost town. Hundreds of U.S. troops have reportedly been training units of Iraqi forces at a military base, located west of Ramadi. Supplies including tents and food has already been dispatched to the terrified families, now living in difficult conditions in the suburbs of Baghdad. Fleeing residents now in Baghdad said that Ramadi resembled an ghost town. Anbar's deputy governor, Faleh al-Issawi, described the situation in Ramadi as "catastrophic" and urged the central government to send in reinforcements. "We urge the Baghdad government to supply us immediately with troops and weapons in order to help us prevent the city from falling into the hands of the IS group," he told the Associated Press in a telephone interview. Ramadi was once the battlefield for US forces eight year battle against insurgents during the 2003 Iraq war. Since ISIS captured Fallujah over a year ago, it has been targeting Ramadi. Shiite paramilitary groups and further Iraqi army reinforcements are expected to arrive in the coming days to try and prevent ISIS from taking Ramadi. Iraqi forces have been assisted by US led coalition air strikes, which targeted three villages recently captured by ISIS. Stephane Dujarric,spokesman for the U.N. secretary-general, said access to the city was limited but humanitarian workers were trying to verify the reports of fleeing residents. Prior to the current bout of fighting, some 400,000 Iraqis were already displaced, including 60,000 in Ramadi district, according to the International Organization for Migration. Iraqi Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi, who was visiting Washington on Wednesday, did not mention fears surrounding Ramadi. Instead he praised the 5,000 Sunni tribal fighters who have

Summary: Houses and shops have been left deserted as resident try to escape the worsening violence . Months of ISIS pressure has left Iraqi forces outnumbered inside the city . US forces previously waged a eight year battle against insurgents in Ramadi and Fallujah .


Fashion Targets Breast Cancer, the charity founded by Ralph Lauren in 1994, has cast plus-size models in its new campaign for the first time ever. Starring models from sizes 10 to 20 and showcasing clothes from high street giants including Marks & Spencer's, Debenhams and Laura Ashley, this year's focus is all about uniting women of all shapes for a worthwhile cause. This follows the first leg of the campaign, which launched earlier this month and starred models Abbey Clancy, 29, and Alice Dellal, 27, singer Foxes, 25, and Victoria's Secret Angel Lily Donaldson, 28. Scroll down for video . Fashion Targets Breast Cancer, the charity founded by Ralph Lauren in 1994, has cast plus-size models in its new campaign for the first time ever (pictured) With a particular focus on challenging negative body image, Fashion Targets Breast Cancer teamed up with Bridge Models, an agency which specialises in recruiting women of all shapes and sizes. Models including Amy Sellu, Kate Hislop, Chloe Lewin, Mollie Campsie and Rachael Williams all stand behind the agency's ethos, which is to ‘bridge the gap’ between standard size and plus-size in the fashion industry. 'We’re honoured to have Bridge Models on board with our campaign,' says Natalie Legg-Stoddart, Fashion Targets Breast Cancer campaign manager at Breakthrough Breast Cancer. 'It’s so important for [the campaign] to be part of the lives of every single woman in the UK. 'Our campaign represents sisterhood, it’s all about bringing the nation’s women together to join in the fight against breast cancer, so teaming up with Bridge Models – who celebrate each and every woman – made perfect sense. Starring models from sizes 10 to 20, this year's focus is all about uniting women of all shapes . The campaign showcases clothes from high street giants including Marks & Spencer's and Debenhams . With a particular focus on challenging negative body image, Fashion Targets Breast Cancer teamed up with Bridge Models, an agency which specialises in recruiting women of all shapes and sizes . Charlotte Griffiths and Beth Willis, directors of Bridge Models, said: 'We couldn't be more thrilled to be working with Fashion Targets Breast Cancer for this year's launch. 'It's a great opportunity to raise awareness for the charity, by advertising these designs on women of all different shapes and sizes, promoting a diverse and body positive campaign for a great cause.' Ralph Lauren launched the initiative in 1994 after losing a close friend to breast cancer. With it, he sought to galvanise the world of fashion as a force to fight the disease. Every year, fashion brands unite to release special clothing and accessory collections, the proceeds from which go towards helping breast cancer charities. Bridge Models' ethos is to ‘bridge the gap’ between standard size and plus-size in the fashion industry . Fashion Targets Breast Cancer manager Natalie Legg-Stoddart, says, 'It’s so important for [the campaign] to be part of the lives of every single woman in the UK' She added, 'Our campaign represents sisterhood, it’s all about bringing the nation’s women together to join in the

Summary: Charity campaign aimed at 'women of all different shapes and sizes' For the first time ever the models featured range from a size 10 to 20 . M&S, Debenhams and Laura Ashley have all designed charity collections . Kate Moss and Naomi Campbell have starred in previous years' shoots .


It may be another 149 days until England begin their World Cup campaign against Fiji at Twickenham, but England assistant coach Andy Farrell can already feel the excitement building across the country. Stuart Lancaster’s side will take on the South Sea Islanders in the World Cup curtain-raiser on September 18 at England HQ in a tournament that will encompass 48 matches spread across 44 days of action. ‘Rugby is going to be the sport of the year with the World Cup coming up,’ said Farrell. Andy Farrell says rugby union is going to be the sport of the year with the World Cup coming up in England . ‘It's as though the tournament is going to start in a few weeks’ time. If it’s already like it is now, I think we'll never have seen anything like it come World Cup time. The important thing on the back of that is obviously seizing the opportunity for the legacy after it. ‘I've absolutely no doubt that this is going to be the biggest World Cup ever. You go to places like Gloucester or Exeter; you see the buzz around the place because they know it's coming. It's going to be fantastic.’ England came within six points of claiming the RBS 6 Nations following their pulsating 55-35 victory against France on the final day of the championship – as Ireland secured a second successive title on points difference. It was the fourth consecutive time that England had finished second in the championship, but Farrell saw plenty of positives with international rookies like Jonathan Joseph, Anthony Watson and George Ford impressing throughout while established campaigners such as Ben Youngs and Billy Vunipola looked rejuvenated. ‘Coming into the World Cup, we're in a great place,’ Farrell explained. ‘There were a few injuries before the Six Nations and people got their opportunity. A lot of people took those opportunities. We're fortunate now that when we pick a 31-man squad; all these guys will have had some experience at international level. ‘Not just experience, but in pressure situations like the French game for example. We’re certainly going to have a squad full of people that can certainly cope in this environment.’ The England assistant coach says England are in great shape ahead of the tournament this summer . England will begin their preparations for the tournament with a two-week training camp at Pennyhill Park in early July. The squad will then embark on a trip to Colorado in Texas for a fortnight of high-intensity training at high-altitude before returning for three warm-up games against France (twice) and Ireland prior to the tournament. England must name a 31-man World Cup squad by August 31 and Farrell admits that some tough selection calls lay ahead. ‘The first train-on squad, we could pick up to 50 players. There'll be good players disappointed that they've not got into that squad! ‘Imagine taking it down to 31 - there's going to be a lot of players, good players, missing out on what is dream playing in a home World Cup so it's a

Summary: England begin their World Cup campaign against Fiji on September 18 . Stuart Lancaster's side will also face Australia and Wales in Pool A . England will play final pool game against Uruguay at the Etihad Stadium . Lancaster must name his 31-man World Cup squad before August 31 .


China is poised for its biggest corruption case since Mao Zedong's widow went on trial for treason with the rest of the 'Gang of Four'. Former national security chief Zhou Yongkang – an ally of Bo Xilai, the top official jailed two years ago over the murder of Briton Neil Heywood - is accused of corruption and leaking of state secrets, Beijing prosecutors announced yesterday. He is likely to be found guilty, and could be executed. The all-powerful Chinese Communist Party has always been reluctant to admit to any high level wrongdoing, despite growing murmurs that the greed of officials has been running out of control while the economy has been ballooning in size. Trial: Former national security chief Zhou Yongkang is embroiled in the biggest corruption case since Mao Zedong's widow (pictured right) went on trial with the rest of the 'Gang of Four' So the move to announce charges against Zhou is being touted by official media as proof that the leadership is determined to take action – although some commentators argue that it is simply a sign of internal divisions and score-settling between factions in the party. Officially, however, Zhou, 72, is the highest-level official charged as part of President Xi Jinping's anti-corruption campaign that began in late 2012. If the trial proceeds as expected he will be the most senior politician to face court since the sensational 1981 trial of Chairman Mao's widow, his fourth and last wife Jiang Qing, and the rest of the 'Gang of Four' over claims they persecuted political opponents during the 1966-76 Cultural Revolution. A useful side effect of the case will be that it will destroy for ever any hopes Zhou may have had of rivalling the party's leadership. China's Supreme Court last month said in a report that Zhou and Bo Xilai had both engaged in political activities that damaged the unity of the ruling Communist Party. The wording left it unclear whether the two were being accused of plotting together or separately. But Zhou is charged with 'huge' bribe-taking, abuse of power and intentionally leaking state secrets. Given his previous role as a security chief, there is scant sympathy for him. The China director of Human Rights Watch, Sophie Richardson, said on Twitter: 'Zhou Yongkang, pivotal in denying so many the right to a fair trial, won't get one himself.'

Summary: Zhou Yongkang most senior politician to face court since Mao's widow . He is the highest-level official charged in anti-corruption campaign . Destroys any chance him rivalling the party leadership .


Just ten games. That is all Tim Sherwood has needed to bring Aston Villa out from the morgue and into life. Rigor mortis was setting in when he took over the club, but now the muscles are being flexed. An FA Cup final awaits. There have been mistakes, notably in defeats to Stoke City and Swansea, but five glorious wins and a brand of football to excite and embolden far outweighs them. Having been appointed on Valentine’s Day, Villa fans have fallen in love after only nine weeks. Here, Sportsmail looks at five reasons for Sherwood’s success. Tim Sherwood has had an inspired start in charge of Aston Villa as they reached the FA Cup final . Benteke's back . Upon arrival, Sherwood recognised the area he needed to target instantly: goals. Hardly rocket science but launching Villa’s scoring figures skywards was easier said than done. Straightaway as manager he had a sit down in his office with Christian Benteke where he told the Belgian striker: ‘Two years ago, every club in Europe wanted you.’ The point being to re-inject confidence in this quiet character. Benteke is determined but responds well to arm-round-shoulder words. At the end of his reign, Paul Lambert tried stick to inspire Benteke’s best, dropping him for the visit of Chelsea. Benteke understood, but was nevertheless frustrated. He felt starved of service in Lambert’s safety-first style. Christian Benteke has flourished under Sherwood and has scored nine in his last seven for Villa . Sherwood addressed this immediately. During half-time in the FA Cup match against Leicester – the day before his unveiling – he entered the dressing room and told his players to get the ball to Benteke more often, and quicker. Villa scored two second half goals to progress. Benteke has now got nine in his last seven for Villa, having scored three in 18 under Lambert this season. There is variety, pace, and creativity in the final third and Villa have already surpassed under Sherwood the total goals managed with Lambert at the helm this season: 16 goals in 10 games, compared to 15 in 28. The Belgian international fires home the equaliser at Wembley as he helped Villa conquer Liverpool . Trust in youth . For around an hour after carrying out media duties on Friday, Sherwood stood to watch Villa’s Under-11s squad as they trained at Bodymoor Heath. The man for whom youth development is so important was able to find time on the eve of his biggest managerial test to observe a crop of potential talents who will only be senior players many years down the line. That kind of commitment breeds belief across the training pitches. His faith in Jack Grealish is the biggest illustration of his philosophy, but he also handed Rushian Hepburn-Murphy his debut as a substitute at Aston Villa aged 16. Since Sherwood’s arrival, the under-21s have been moved to train on pitches adjacent to the first-team and a number regularly join in with sessions when 11 v 11, Kevin Toner and Lewis Kinsella among them. Jack Grealish was

Summary: Tim Sherwood has had an instant impact since taking over at Aston Villa . The 46-year-old has won five out his ten games in charge at the club . Sherwood led Villa to a 2-1 win over Liverpool in the FA Cup semi-final . Sportsmail looks into the five key reasons behind his immediate success . CLICK HERE for all the latest Aston Villa news .


Diego Costa has identified Chelsea's crunch clash against Arsenal for his latest hamstring injury comeback. The Spain international limped off just 11 minutes after coming on as a substitute in Chelsea's 2-1 win over Stoke on Saturday. Costa has been told he will miss just over two weeks following his latest hamstring setback, a problem that has dogged him all season. Diego Costa is unlikely to miss the entirety of Chelsea's title run-in and could return within two weeks . Costa limped off just 11 minutes into his return from injury in Chelsea's 2-1 win over Stoke City on Saturday . Costa is likely to be fit to face Arsenal in what could prove a key game in Chelsea's title run-in . The striker will not do any ball work at the club's Cobham HQ this week, instead focusing on strength sessions and intensive massages on the injured muscle. Costa is also expected to see a specialist before he is given the green light to step up his rehabilitation regime. The striker will definitely miss the games against Queens Park Rangers and Manchester United. But the league leaders face second placed Arsenal, in a clash that could prove pivotal in the title race on April 26 and Costa is said to be determined to play. Chelsea's trip to the Emirates Stadium is the most likely date for Costa to return to Jose Mourinho's side . Costa has pulled out of a planned in-store appearance at Chelsea's club shop on Wednesday . But Jose Mourinho will not take any unnecessary risks with his star striker and could decide against fielding Costa against the Gunners if the title is virtually sewn up by then. Depending on how the title race develops, the the club are considering giving Costa an extended break between now and the end of the season to help him overcome his hamstring problems. Mourinho is determined to avoid the need for surgery and may decide to use the striker sparingly for the run-in depending on how close the title race pans out. The Chelsea striker had been subbed off against Hull City before the international break with a similar injury . Mourinho will be delighted by the news that his top scorer could be back soon, although he will miss him . In the meantime, Loic Remy is likely to lead the line in the Blues' short trip to face QPR on Sunday afternoon .

Summary: Injured Chelsea striker Diego Costa is expected to be out for two weeks . He could return in time to face Arsenal in the Premier League run-in . Spain striker limped off just 11 minutes into appearance against Stoke City .


She may be a blue blood, but Princess Eugenie was barely recognisable as she strutted through the streets of New York in the ultimate hipster ensemble on Wednesday. The 25-year-old cousin of Princes William and Harry embraced the sports luxe trend as she navigated the concrete jungle with a friend. The British royal, who is currently working in New York, looked casually chic in a charcoal leather-trim coat and Nike hoodie, which she pulled over her short, dark tresses. Scroll down for video . Princess Eugenie, 25, looked every inch the hipster as she strode through the streets of New York with a friend . She showcased her toned legs in a black mini dress, which she wore with on-trend over-the-knee boots. Shielding her eyes from the springtime sun with tortoiseshell sunglasses and toting a brown quilted studded leather bag by Rebecca Minkoff, Princess Eugenie laughed and joked with her female friend. At the end of last month, the young royal, who lives three and a half thousand miles away from her family in the UK, celebrated her 25th birthday. In the middle of a Palace function, her father, Prince Andrew, whipped out his iPad and used it to video call his daughter, who currently lives in Manhattan. The 25-year-old cousin of Princes William and Harry laughed and joked as she navigated the concrete jungle with a friend . The young royal protected her eyes from the springtime sun with tortoiseshell sunglasses and carried a brown quilted studded leather bag by Rebecca Minkoff . Zara Contrast Leather Collar Biker Coat. Now sold out - click to shop a similar style . Visit site . A princess she may be, but that doesn't stop Eugenie shopping on the high-street. Here, she's rocking Zara's contrast leather collar biker coat, which was a hit item a few seasons ago, popping up on fashion blogs everywhere. We love the cool leather collar that gives the coat an edgy streak and adds a bit of pizazz to the otherwise classic design. In fact, we have to say that Eugenie is looking fairly edgy herself with those nineties-inspired round frames, studded bag and on-trend over-the-knee boots. A royally good outfit... every pun intended. Although Eugenie's exact Zara coat has now sold out, click right to discover their current offering which is fit for a modern day princess, or, you know, just anyone really. Alternatively, get shopping our edit below. Saks Fifth Avenue has a dead ringer to Eugenie's Zara style featuring a similar biker design and leather collar! Missguided Detachable Fur Collar Long Line Biker Jacket (now $60) Visit site . Calvin Klein Jeans Faux Leather Shearling Biker Coat at 6pm (now $139.99) Visit site . Boohoo Aimee Coat . Visit site . Saks Fifth Avenue RED Faux Leather Biker Coat at Saks Off Fifth (now $93.60) Visit site . If that wasn’t enough, the prince got his 400-strong audience in the State Apartments at St James’s Palace to sing a cheery rendition of Happy Birthday, accompanied by a trumpeter from the Scots Guards. The royal, who was

Summary: Princess, 25, spotted in sports luxe outfit in New York with a friend . Cousin of Princes William and Harry is working at auction house in city . Celebrated her 25th birthday at the end of last month .


Aston Villa deserved their victory at Wembley on Sunday and there were two players at the heart of it all. Jack Grealish was fantastic but Fabian Delph was the best player on the pitch. On Saturday, I said his battle with Jordan Henderson would be key to the game. There’s no doubt who won that one. Delph was different class. He put in an all-action display and ran the game. He looked like the player we all felt he could become when he emerged at Leeds. He was outstanding. As for Grealish, for a young man to play like that on his first visit to Wembley was magnificent. Jack Grealish, Fabian Delph and Christian Benteke celebrate as Aston Villa reached the FA Cup final . Delph shoots and scores against Liverpool goalkeeper Simon Mignolet to put Aston Villa ahead at Wembley . He is quick but has a languid style, like Steve McManaman. When he drops his shoulder he sends defenders so far the other way they almost have to pay to get back in. Tim Sherwood has done a brilliant job with Villa. I was at Wembley and their fans turned up with a sense of expectancy, something they have not had in a long time. Tim deserves huge credit for that. He has ignited that team and got their passion and excitement back. Delph and Grealish, pictured with Gabrial Agbonlahor inside the dressing room, impressed at Wembley . Grealish is quick and has a languid style similar to former Liverpool and England star Steve McManaman . Foxes home advantage could be key . April 25 - Burnley (A) Apr 29 - Chelsea (H) May 2 - Newcastle (H) May 9 - Southampton (H) May 16 - Sunderland (A) May 24 - QPR (H) Of the three promoted teams fighting for their lives at the bottom, Leicester look the most likely to stay up. They are the form team down there right now. When you’re in a relegation scrap, nothing boosts your confidence quite like goals. That’s why Leicester have been able to drag themselves off the bottom of the table. They have scored 10 in their last four, including three at Tottenham in a game they were unlucky to lose 4-3. Now they have won three games in a row - a winning streak only Arsenal (8) and Chelsea (4) can beat. They have good pace up front with Jamie Vardy, and Leonardo Ulloa finally found his shooting boots with a goal against Swansea. The key for Leicester now is that, of their six remaining games, four of them are at home. That home advantage could be the difference between staying up or going down. Leonardo Ulloa celebrates with Leicester team-mate Esteban Cambiasso during the Foxes win over Swansea . Que sera, sera . Of course, for sentimental reasons I wanted Steven Gerrard and Liverpool to get to the final. What better way for one of Liverpool’s greatest ever players to depart the club than with an FA Cup win? It is a shame he won’t be there but he

Summary: Fabian Delph and Jack Grealish impressed for Aston Villa at Wembley . Villa captain Delph scored to send Tim Sherwood's men to FA Cup final . Grealish is a similar player to former England star Steve McManaman . Villa boss Tim Sherwood has got the club's passion and excitement back . Leicester look the most likely of the promoted clubs to stay up . The Foxes have six games remaining, four of which are at home .


A Wisconsin sex offender traveled to the Middle East to try and join ISIS, but came back after he failed to cross the Turkey-Syria border, authorities have claimed. Joshua Van Haften, 34, of Madison, was arrested Wednesday night at O'Hare International Airport in Chicago after returning on a flight from Turkey. He has now been charged in a criminal complaint with attempting to provide material support to a foreign terrorist organization. Joshua Van Haften, 34, of Madison, Wisconsin (pictured left in his mugshot on Wednesday and right in 2010 when he registed on the sex offender's list) has been accused of flying to ISIS in a failed attempt to join ISIS . The criminal complaint, which had been under seal since Oct. 28, alleges that Van Haften talked to people about his plan before leaving the United States in August for Istanbul. The complaint cites Facebook posts from Van Haften that said he was unable to cross the border from Turkey into Syria. In one post, Van Haften complained that the people who were supposed to help him just wanted his money, that he had almost no cash left and that he was dropped off on a road in the country and never picked up. Wisconsin court records showed several previous convictions for Van Haften, including felony battery in 1998, second degree felony sexual assault in 1999 and disorderly conduct, a misdemeanor, in 2007, online court records show. He was apprehended at O'Hare International Airport in Chicago on Wednesday after getting off a return flight from Syria (file picture) All of the offenses occurred in Rock County. Van Haften was sentenced to three years' probation on the battery conviction in 1998, but his probation was revoked in 1999 and he was sentenced to a year in jail. He was sentenced to eight years' probation on the sexual assault charge in 1999, but that was revoked in 2000. He was then sentenced to seven years in prison. Assistant Attorney General Carlin from the Department of Justice said stopping people from traveling to the region to join the Islamic State is a 'top priority'. She said in a statement: 'Stemming the flow of foreign fighters to Iraq and Syria and holding accountable those who attempt to provide material support to designated foreign terrorist organizations remains a top priority for the National Security Division. '

Summary: Joshua Van Haften, 34, was apprehended by authorities on Wednesday . Landed at O'Hare International Airport following a return flight from Turkey . Allegedly posted on Facebook he couldn't cross the Turkey-Syria border . He claimed people just wanted his money and he was left on a road . Was sentenced to eight years in prison for sexual assault in 2000 .


A 70-year-old woman faces jail time for allegedly smuggling four pounds of cocaine in her girdle and underwear. Olive Fowler was caught by police at JFK airport on April 12 after taking a Caribbean Airlines flight from her hometown in Guyana, South America, to New York. Authorities said they spotted her 'sweating profusely' and 'avoiding eye contact with officers' so they decided to pull her aside to conduct a search. After patting her down in a private room, investigators reportedly felt a 'dense hard material' under her clothes. Hidden packages: A 70-year-old woman faces jail time for allegedly smuggling four pounds of cocaine in her girdle and underwear (seen above) Fowler was found to be wearing one pair of black underwear and one white girdle with white powder packed into the garments. The packages tested positive for cocaine. It's estimated the drugs found in her panties have a street value of more than $73,000. U.S. Customs and Border Protection officers placed Fowler under arrest and turned her over to Homeland Security Investigations. Suspicious behavior: Olive Fowler was caught by police at JFK airport on April 12 after taking a Caribbean Airlines flight from her hometown in Guyana, South America, to New York . She now faces federal narcotics smuggling charges in Brooklyn Federal Court.. NJ.com reports that her federal public defender, Peter Kirchheimer, declined to comment. Apparently the concealment method used by Fowler is commonly used by drug smugglers both female and male. Indeed, in April 2014, inspectors at JFK found 1.8 pounds of heroin in the underwear of a man arriving from Trinidad and Tobago.

Summary: Olive Fowler was caught by police at JFK airport on April 12 after taking a Caribbean Airlines flight from her hometown in Guyana to New York . Authorities said they spotted her 'sweating profusely' and 'avoiding eye contact with officers' so they decided to pull her aside to conduct a search . It's estimated the drugs found in her panties have a street value of more than $73,000 . She now faces federal narcotics smuggling charges .