Diego Simeone is made for England. Though his collapse under the weight of a mere brush with David Beckham’s boot in 1998 saw him characterised as the antithesis of Anglo-Saxon values, he is, in reality, more English than the English. For that night in St Etienne - almost the last time an England team truly thrilled a global audience at the World Cup, even if they did so in defeat – is remembered by Simeone for more than his notorious role in Beckham’s sending off, which left England down to ten men for most of the match. 'That game was the best international match I've played in,' said Simeone, remembering the World Cup knock out match, which Argentina won on penalties after a 2-2 draw. Given that he played 106 times for his country that is some compliment. Diego Simeone is hoping to lead Atletico Madrid to second successive Champions League final . England's David Beckham kicks out at former midfielder midfielder Simeone during the 1998 World Cup . 'I love playing against the English,’ Simeone added. ‘They're so passionate, so aggressive, so committed. They were incredible that night. Alan Shearer and Paul Ince were extraordinary. At times it seemed Shearer was fighting us on his own. You have to remember they played for 70 minutes with 10 men.’ And as Simeone stalked out on to the pitch at the end of the Champions League final last year, in full confrontational mode, seeking out Raphael Varane, who had kicked the ball at the Atletico bench in celebration of Real Madrid’s 4-1 win, it was hard to not to get the image of the warrior footballer out of your head. There is much more to Simeone than that of course. He had come within two minutes of winning that Champions League final on a wage bill which was famously less than QPR’s. Since that defeat, he has exacted his revenge at every turn. Real Madrid were beaten in the Spanish Super Cup over two legs, then knocked out of the Copa del Rey, also over two legs, by Atletico, beaten at the Bernebeu and then, most spectacularly , beaten 4-0 at the Vicente Calderon last February. Beckham looks towards the referee during the World Cup clash between England and Argentina . The former England man was shown a red card for lashing out at Simeone during the knock-out match . Last week the teams drew 0-0 in the first leg of their Champions League quarter-final; on Wednesday they resume hostilities at the Bernebeu. Real may be marginal favourites but under Simeone, Atletico have gone from the side that could never beat Real Madrid – they hadn’t won for 14 years against them – to the side that (almost) never loses to them. What is always unclear to outside observers is how the man famed for his confrontations and aggression became one of the most tactically astute coaches in Europe. Of course, he always had leadership qualities and undeniable charisma. In his native Argentina they always assumed he would be a manager, such was

Summary: Diego Simeone has worked wonders with La Liga side Atletico Madrid . Simeone is often remembered for his notorious role in the sending off of Davaid Beckham during England's clash against Argentina in 1998 . He led Atletico to the La Liga title and Champions League final last year . Argentine boss would be perfect for the Premier League, but clubs are wary of his style of management . When Man City choose a new manager, it will be someone who can help to bring tiki-taka football .


The podium girl is the centre of a 'sexism storm' after Lewis Hamilton sprayed champagne in her face said she wasn't offended by his stunt - and was just doing her job. The British Formula 1 racer drew criticism from around the world when he aimed the fizz directly as the face of 23-year-old grid girl Liu Siying, who was pictured looking less than impressed. But the Shanghai Institute of Visual Art graduate, who was a 'podium girl' at the Chinese Grand Prix, said she didn't think much about the incident and wasn't annoyed. Scroll down for video . Liu Siying was pictured grimacing as Lewis Hamilton sprayed champagne at her face after winning the race . Sexism campaigners called Hamilton's behaviour 'selfish' but Siying said she did not think too much about it . The hostess said: 'I was told by my employer to stand on the podium, and that's what I did' 'It lasted for only one or two seconds, and I did not think too much about it at all,' Miss Siying told the Shanghai Daily. 'I think some foreign media are more sensitive about the topic compared to local media. 'I was just told by my employer to stand on the podium, and that’s what I did.' Miss Siying had asked to work as a podium model on the stage of the Chinese Grand Prix in Shanghai because she was a fan of Finnish driver Kimi Raikkonen. After the incident on Sunday, Object, a campaign group against sexism, condemned the behaviour of the driver as 'selfish and inconsiderate' and called on Hamilton to apologise to the graduate. Others have called the driving ace an 'embarrassment to the UK', while another said his actions showed that he was an 'ignorant clown'. Scroll down for video . It's not the first time racing ace Lewis Hamilton has sprayed a grid girl with bubbly - he's also done it after winning the Spanish Grand Prix and even at the Austrian Grand Prix, where he lost out on the top spot . After seeing the pictures the chief executive of campaign group Object asked for Hamilton to apologise . Speaking on Monday, Roz Hardie, chief executive of Object said Miss Siying would have had ittle choice but to 'stand there and take it'. She said: 'The photographs appear to show that the woman is not just being splashed, but that the champagne is being very specifically directed into her face, which does not look like a voluntary piece of horseplay on her part. 'If this if the case we think Lewis Hamilton should apologise for his actions and think carefully about how he behaves in the future. For most people, it would be apparent that she is not enjoying it. 'It is surely a very difficult position to be a grid girl and she would have had little option but to stand there and take it. That is something of which he should be aware. But instead, he appears to have abused her position. 'It's unfortunate that a great victory has been

Summary: Lewis Hamilton showered her with champagne after winning Grand Prix . Campaigners against sexism said action was 'selfish and inconsiderate' But Liu Siying says she wasn't offended and just doing her job .


Stephanie Scott’s heartbroken family have shared a sweet photo of her as a little girl, giggling with her sisters in a bubble bath - as they invited all mourners to ‘show their support of our beautiful Steph’ for her funeral tomorrow. The service to remember the life of the beloved teacher from Leeton will tragically be held at the venue intended for her wedding which was due to take place six days after she disappeared. The 26-year-old is believed to have been murdered after she disappeared from her workplace, Leeton High School on April 5. School cleaner Vincent Stanford, 24, has been charged with her murder. Ms Scott’s body was found by found by police in Cocoparra National Park, north of Griffith, NSW, on April 10. ‘Hi everyone. Tomorrow will be Stephanie’s funeral… All are welcome to pay your respects,’ wrote Stephanie Scott’s sister Kim on Tuesday night. ‘She was a beautiful girl and we'd all love to see you to show your support for her.’ Scroll down for video . Stephanie Scott is pictured giggling as a little girl (far right) in a sweet photo with her elder sisters Robyn and Kim, in a photo shared by her sister Kim on the eve of her tragic funeral . Ms Scott, pictured on a wine tour for her hen's party in Canberra in March with her mother Merrilyn . Ms Scott's father Robert Scott (left) spoke to the gathered mourners on April 11 on behalf of his family and friends (pictured with wife Merrilyn and daughter Kim) Family and friends grieve a day after Ms Scott's remains were found. Stephanie Scott's mother (right) comforts her daughter's fiance, Aaron Leeon-Woolley who would have married Stephanie that day . Kim Scott asked everyone to 'show your support' for her sister, Stephanie Scott at her funeral on Wednesday . A memorial service will take place on Wednesday afternoon in Eugowra in NSW’s central west. Family, friends, students and even strangers will remember the brunette at ' Eat Your Greens' function centre - the location where Stephanie had planned to celebrate her wedding ten days before. On Monday, Kim addressed a loving message to her late sister, posting the ode after preparing a photo slideshow for her funeral. ‘I’ve laughed, I’ve cried, I’ve even tried to impersonate your heartfelt cackle, but after 95 slides, I still don't think I've done your beautiful life justice,’ Kim wrote. ‘You'll always be our little sister and always be our Button-Nose. We love you, Stephanie xxx,’ she wrote. Stephanie had been a respected and adore English and drama teacher at Leeton High School. Leeton High School has made an touching gesture, sending a supportive message to the entire school community to acknowledge the grief they may feel as they face the daunting task of returning to school . Beloved teacher Stephanie Scott's workplace, Leeton High, commended the community for their strength . Police were lead to Stephanie Scott's remains by the family of her accused killer, Vincent Stanford . On Tuesday, the school used social media to reach out to

Summary: Stephanie Scott's devastated family are preparing for her funeral tomorrow . They say all are welcome to remember and show their support for Ms Scott . The 26-year-old teacher believed to have been murdered on Easter Sunday . Her accused murderer is the school cleaner, Vincent Stanford . Leeton High School have reached out to the community to commend them for the strength they have shown in the face of immeasurable grief . Her funeral will be held 10 days after her intended wedding date . The funeral will take place at the same venue where she had planned to marry Aaron Leeson-Woolley .


Frightened: Diana Doyle was plagued with cold calls . A firm linked to the sale of NHS patient data is offering details of eating disorder sufferers for just 12p a head, the Mail can reveal today. It has also offered to supply names of those suffering from stress, hair loss, dandruff, impotence and snoring. Even details of dieters and those who have had plastic surgery appear on the list of data for sale. The Mail has this week exposed companies that have secretly sold private financial and medical information without proper checks. Our investigation has revealed that: . The revelations have prompted probes by the Information Commissioner’s Office and the Direct Marketing Commission. A third investigation has been launched by the General Pharmaceutical council into Pharmacy2U, the UK’s biggest online pharmacy. The Mail revealed that Pharmacy2U had passed information on NHS patients to Alchemy Direct Media. The eating disorder data – passed to the Mail by a whistleblower – is being touted by a firm called Sequester, which is a business partner of Alchemy. Sequester is offering to sell information on people suffering from 43 different health conditions – from skin problems to insomnia and migraines. It claims to be able to identify those who have had plastic surgery, who smoke, wear glasses or contact lenses or have sensitive teeth. It also appears to offer details of which credit cards people have and which banks they use, as well as whether they have wills or health insurance. Such data is a goldmine for unscrupulous firms and criminals – who can use it to target vulnerable individuals and scam them over the phone. The whistleblower, who works in the data industry, said it was ‘madness’ that so much personal information was available to him and he had passed it to the Mail because he was worried about who else might have access to it. He said: ‘I am not registered with the regulators, I’m just a man who has worked in the industry at some point – and all this information is available to me. It’s absolute madness.’ The list of categories of data was contained in an email – seen by the Mail – from Sequester’s CEO Matthew Foy in which he described the information his firm was able to supply on its new database. At the top of the email, he writes: ‘Please do not distribute this list.’ The whistleblower said: ‘Imagine who else could get their hands on this. When I realised the level of information companies like Sequester have, that is when I knew how serious a problem this is. ‘We give our private health and financial details to people we trust, it is not fair they end up in the hands of people we don’t.’ He said he had been sent databases containing records of thousands of people’s pensions, investments and intimate health details. Dr Sarah Wollaston, who was the Tory chairman of the Commons health committee, said 'it's appalling' One of those on Sequester’s arthritis database is Diana Doyle from Wandsworth in London, who says she is

Summary: Sequester is offering details of eating disorder sufferers for 12p a head . Also offering information on people suffering from 43 different conditions . Diana Doyle was plagued by cold calls after her details were sold by firm . Whistleblower says its 'madness' so much personal information is available . Information on the pension pots of thousands of people was being sold for as little as five pence each just days ahead of major pension reforms; . Sensitive medical details about sick and vulnerable people – including those with bladder problems, arthritis and high blood pressure – were being sold for 19p; . An online pharmacy had sold without proper consent the details of NHS patients using its site to order prescriptions; . Schools, dentists and even a Whitehall department bought data from unscrupulous firms trading in private information; . Those whose information has been sold are now plagued by criminals trying to scam them on the telephone.


Around one in 10 Americans suffer from explosive anger management issues and has easy access to guns, a study has found. Some 3.7 million of the short-fused gun owners also confessed to carrying their weapons outside of the home. The research carried out by Harvard, Columbia and Duke University found that the majority of angry gun owners were young or middle aged men. Around one in 10 American suffering from explosive anger management issues has easy access to guns, a study has found . They were said to be more likely to live in suburban areas and be married, according to the study. They also discovered that despite some struggling with 'impulsive' and 'destructive' behavior, this was not picked up on background checks that could restrict their ownership, according to CBS News. The findings were described as 'something of a wake-up call,' by the report's author Jefferey Swanson. 'To have gun violence you need two things: a gun and a dangerous person,' he said. 'We can't broadly limit legal access to guns, so we have to focus on the dangerous people.' The study, that saw more than 5,500 men and women quizzed, came in the wake of a number of high-profile gun tragedies in the US. The study comes in the wake of a number of high-profile tragedies in the US. Pictured: Mass murderer Adam Lanza, left, who gunned down 26 people at Sandy Hook elementary school and James Holmes, right, accused of shooting dead 12 people at an Aurora movie theatre . More than 306,000 people have died in the US as a result of being shot in the last 10 years. Adam Lanza, 20, became one of America's most notorious murderers when he went on an 11 minute shooting spree at Sandy Hook elementary School in 2012. He killed 20 student and six teacher in the massacre. In a movie theatre in Aurora. Colorado, 12 people were shot dead and 70 others injured by alleged gunman James Holmes. But Swanson reportedly told CBS: 'The idea that the solution is to simply fix our mental health care system to better identify serious mental illness is a little bit of a red herring.' Instead the study suggested that the previous convictions, including driving matters, were taken into account by those dishing out the licences.

Summary: 8.9 per cent of Americans have impulsive anger issues and access to guns . 3.7 million of the short-fused gun owners carry weapons in public . Study by three universities interviewed more than 5,000 men and woman . Comes in the wake of a number of high-profile gun tragedies in the US .


Arsenal have been here before. Manchester City sniffing around with their millions, looking to prize away some of Arsene Wenger's finest talent. Jack Wilshere is the latest man linked with a switch to the Etihad Stadium, where he would follow the likes of Emmanuel Adebayor, Bacary Sagna and Samir Nasri who swapped London for the North-West as City stormed towards Premier League and FA Cup glory. But times have changed. The Gunners are now ahead of City in the table and appear to be a club on the up, while the men from Manchester must rebuild. And if £30million or more is truly on the table for Wilshere, Arsenal must consider it. Manchester CIty are considering making a move for Arsenal midfielder Jack Wilshere this summer . Wilshere hasn't played for the first team since injuring his ankle against Manchester United in November . Alexis Sanchez cost Arsenal £30m, while Chelsea splashed out roughly the same amount to bring in Diego Costa. Those two forwards have a combined total of 33 league goals this season. And for all Wilshere's many talents, he would not be a game changer for Manuel Pellegrini, or whoever City's manager may be next season. He was touted as a future Arsenal and England midfielder when he burst onto the scene, showing the world what he can do in a Champions League tie against Barcelona, and possesses a technical ability which wouldn't see him out of place at the Nou Camp. His quick movement, superb touch and low centre of gravity is perfect for the sharp, driving style of play manager Wenger likes at the Emirates Stadium, as Wilshere's goal of the season against Norwich last season perfectly demonstrated. He has been doubted on several occasions, partly because of his lifestyle off the pitch, in the most part because of his treacherous injury record at the age of 23. The midfielder has picked up a total of 24 knocks during his seven-year professional career. He was tipped as a future Arsenal star and England international when he broke through the ranks in 2008 . Wilshere is only 23 years old but has picked up 24 separate injuries during his professional career . But even as recently as this season, Wilshere was hitting form before going off against Manchester United. He was certainly more impressive than Aaron Ramsey and Santi Cazorla in the Arsenal midfield, and impressed for England in a deep-lying role. There now seems to be little space for the Stevenage-born schemer to fit in this starting XI. Ramsey, Cazorla, Sanchez, Francis Coquelin, and Mesut Ozil played behind Olivier Giroud in the recent thumping victory over Liverpool, and that's without the likes of Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain, Tomas Rosicky, Theo Walcott and Danny Welbeck involved. Of course, the ideal state of play would be for Wenger to build a team around Wilshere, a man who is signed on for three more years, and not to consider any bids from divisional rivals at least. But Arsenal would be foolish to dismiss anything over £30m in today's market, especially considering the

Summary: Manchester City considering bid for Arsenal midfielder Jack Wilshere . Jordan Henderson is also an option for the Premier League champions . Wilshere, 23, encapsulates Arsene Wenger's style of play in north London . But the England international is not necessarily a first-team regular . Any bids in excess of £30m should be considered by Arsenal .


An alcohol-fuelled 14-year-old boy killed a father-of-two in an unprovoked street attack after wishing him 'Happy New Year'. Kyle Major, from Blackpool, Lancashire, followed his victim - who had just asked his group of friends for directions - and felled him from behind with a punch to the back of the head. Paul Walker, 52, was thought to be unconscious before his chin hit the ground and died shortly afterwards in hospital. Kyle Major, 14, punched father-of-two Paul Walker (right) in the back of the head after wishing him a happy New Year. The court heard the boy had been 'allowed to run wild' The court heard how he had been found face down in a pool of blood by a passerby in the early hours of New Year’s Day this year, and that his hands were still in his pockets when paramedics arrived. Sentenced at Preston Crown Court today, Major, who pleaded guilty to manslaughter at an earlier hearing, was ordered to be detained for three years. The Recorder of Preston, Judge Anthony Russell QC, lifted reporting restrictions on naming the juvenile following an application that the public interest in identifying him outweighed the child’s welfare. Teenager Kyle Major cowardly killed father of two Paul Walker in the early hours of New Year's Day . Major followed his victim who had just asked his group of friends for directions and felled him from behind with a single punch to the back of the head. The court heard that Mr Walker, described by his family as 'a lovely man with a big heart', had lost his way in the resort after leaving his sister’s New Year’s Eve party 'in good spirits'. He came across a group of youths in the street in Sutton Place who told him where he was, including Major who was heard to wish him 'Happy New Year'. Moments later the defendant and a male friend followed Mr Walker. Major ran off after felling Mr Walker and later texted another friend: 'I’m scared. Don’t want to go to jail. Two/four years. Don’t say anything.' He initially denied any involvement in the attack when arrested. Mr Walker was described by his family in the court room as a 'lovely man with a big heart' The court heard that Major, of Devonshire Road, had consumed six bottles of Budweiser lager and a quarter of a bottle of Jack Daniels whiskey on the night. He regularly drank to excess and was also an habitual user of cannabis. The teenager already had seven previous convictions for non-violent offences such as burglary and theft. Major consumed six bottles of Budweiser lager and a quarter of a bottle of Jack Daniels whiskey on the night . Major regularly drank to excess, smoked cannabis, was in foster care and had seven previous convictions . He had been under the supervision of a youth offending team since December 2013 following various court orders but his response was said to have been “poor” and he was described in reports as acting in 'a reckless and carefree manner' with

Summary: Kyle Major killed Paul Walker with a single punch to the back of his head . Teenager drunk six bottles of lager and a quarter of a bottle of whiskey . Regularly drank to excess and was also habitual cannabis user . He was under supervision of a youth offending team since December 2013 . The 52 year old father-of-two was unconscious before chin hit the ground .


Two best mates from rural Victoria have vowed to keep Aussie lingo alive by making memorabilia that encapsulates the fading vernacular. Jeff McCubbery, 72, from Mandurang and Ian Bullock, 65, from Blackburn devised the plan for Captain Cootie Cards over twenty years ago in a bid to counter the influx of lingo from overseas. The pair now has a quirky range of greeting cards, coffee mugs, stubby-holders and calendars – but their hopes of spreading the message were dashed after they were spurned by the companies they pitched their products to. An Illustration from best mates Ian Bullock and Jeff McCubberry, who have vowed to keep Aussie slang alive through a range a range of custom memorabilia . McCubberry told Daily Mail Australia they designed the idea after meeting on a fishing trip 25 years ago. 'We met at an annual fishing trip, and quickly learned we shared the belief that the language we grew up with was waning.' 'People are dorks not drongos, guys not blokes. We decided to do something to keep the vocabulary afloat,' McCubbery said. 'We decided to consolidate the Australianisms we knew and loved from our upbringings-instead of the Americanisms which have ,' said Ian Bullock. With Ian Bullock (left) as illustrator and and Jeff McCubbery (right) as designer, the duo have devised a range of greeting cards, coffee mugs, stubby-holders and calendars emblazoned with down under lingo . One illustration depicts weather forecast map with the various Australian climatological zones – the Northern Territory is 'bloody muggy' , Alice Springs is 'dry as a dead dingo's donger', and Victoria is 'cold as a witch's tit'. Another card shows a fisherman sleeping next to a lake with beer can in hand and the accompanying message: 'flat out like a lizard drinking.' McCubberry believes the rise of television and the internet has let a torrent of lingo loose from Britain and America that has eclipsed the home grown counterpart. McCubberry said when the pair met on a fishing trip 20 years ago 'we quickly learned we shared the belief that the language we grew up with was waning' The best mates use lingo from their upbringing which they say has disappeared, such as the term: 'I don't give a rats a**' With McCubberry as designer and Bullock as illustrator, the mates got to work on a range of products that embody down under speech from a bygone time. But much to their dismay the pair got a rude shock when time came to pitch the product a manufacturers. 'Nobodies interested, said McCubbery. 'They say it's too crude or uncouth. It doesn't make sense because colourful language is a pivotal part of Aussie culture.' The duo plan to launch a digital campaign in hopes of finding a distributor to get their products on the market . Bullock said they had a deal with a major distributor that fell through before another wholesaler offered them a rather insulting rate to print the cards. 'It was pretty insulting really. It's been a real knock back but we're determined to stick at

Summary: Jeff McCubbery and Ian Bullock met on a fishing trip twenty years ago . They believe traditional Aussie lingo is being lost to imported vernacular . They make custom memorabilia which embodies traditional Aussie lingo . But none of the companies they approached have taken on their products .


Wigan Athletic have acted swiftly in finding a replacement for Malky Mackay, making former club captain Gary Caldwell their new manager as the Championship strugglers look to fight off relegation. The 32-year-old, who has been at the DW Stadium since 2010, will take charge for the first time against Fulham at Craven Cottage on Friday. The move to appoint Caldwell comes as a surprise, with the Scot admitting himself that he did not expect to get the job. Wigan Athletic have made club captain Gary Caldwell their new manager on a long-term basis . Caldwell (right) lifted the FA Cup with Wigan in 2013 but now he must lead them out of a relegation scrap . The former Scotland international has made no secret of his intentions to take up coaching in the past . Gary Caldwell, who joined Wigan in 2010 from Celtic and was appointed captain in his first full season at the club. The Scotland international signed a new one-year contract with the club in July last year and was given some coaching responsibilities as part of his new role. On retiring in February after being unable to recover from a hip injury, Caldwell formally joined the academy as a member of coaching staff. Chairman David Sharpe said Caldwell was 'the only candidate we considered'. Mackay was relieved of his duties following Wigan's 2-0 defeat to Derby on Easter Monday, which left them eight points adrift of safety in the Sky Bet Championship table. And the club has moved quickly to replace him, naming Caldwell, who will be assisted by Graham Barrow, as his successor on a permanent contract . 'I've made no secret of the fact that I wanted to move into management when the time was right,' Caldwell said. 'I didn't expect that to come along as quickly as this but, in football, you need to take opportunities when they arise and I am honoured and excited in equal measures to take charge at the Latics, where I have shared such incredible memories over the past five years. Malky Mackay was relieved of his duties after defeat by Derby on Easter Monday, with Wigan struggling . 'We are in a really tough place at the moment, but we will approach the next five games with only one thing in mind, to win. After that, we will assess where we are and move on.' Wigan chairman David Sharpe, who only recently took over from his grandfather Dave Whelan, said the move was made to get an immediate reaction but that the club see Caldwell as their long-term leader. 'After a meeting with him on Monday and discussions all day Tuesday, Gary was the only candidate we considered because we are so convinced of his qualities. Chairman David Sharpe (centre) made it clear that the appointment was part of a long-term strategy . 'People will talk about his lack of experience, but every young coach is in the same place, there are many examples of young coaches being given opportunities and being successful,' he said. 'For me the timing

Summary: Club captain Gary Caldwell has been appointed as the manager of Wigan . He replaces Malky Mackay as the relegation-threatened club's boss . Chairman David Sharpe said Caldwell was the only candidate considered .


He loves fast cars, big houses and flash clothes so Floyd Mayweather isn't one to hold back in the kitchen either, given that he pays up to $1,000 per plate when the food is cooked by Chef Q. The boxer invited compatriot Adrien Broner for a feast at his mansion, as he continues his preparation for the $300million mega-fight against Manny Pacquiao. Broner, a three-time world champion, took to Instagram to show off the food on show. Floyd Mayweather is willing to splash the cash in the food department by paying over $1,000 per dish . Chef Q, also known as Quiana Jeffries, has helped the 38-year-old with his strict organic food diet . Adrien Broner posted this photo of the feast on offer as he labelled Mayweather as his 'big bro' Chef Q has been cooking for Floyd Mayweather since his fight for Manny Pacquaio was announced . BBQ chicken was on offer as she cooked one of her famous southern dishes . Cajun tilapia is a very spicy fish dish and another one of Chef Q's specialities from the south . Mayweather faces Manny Pacquiao at the MGM in Las Vegas in the biggest fight in boxing history . Quiana Jefferies, born in LA but had a grandmother from Louisiana who taught her how to cook southern dishes. Graduated from the Culinary Arts Le Cordon Bleu in Pasadena, was part of the reality show Guy's Grocery Games by restaurateur Guy Fieri and then cooked for celebrity life coach Tony Gaskins. He said: 'Came to big bro@floydmayweather house to get a great meal from @chefism' Chef Q was also keen to show off her work and posted a video captioned: 'This is why I'm called the #KitchenBeast No it's not #Thanksgiving but it feels like it @floydmayweather wanted all this so I gave it to him #1000plate #2000plate #AddUP #BeInspired #BBQChicken #CajunTilapia #Potatoes #Mac #CandyYams #RedBeans and #Rice #BraisedCabbage #GrilledBroccoli #CheckMate #Oprah #TMT.' His personal cook was born in LA but was taught to make southern delicacies - as seen in the video - and labels herself as the 'kitchen beast,' who also cooks to TV legend Oprah Winfrey. Jeffries, is keen to show off her friendship and partnership with the undefeated fighter, with a series of Instagram posts showing her followers all the dishes that she cooks for him. Potatoes and vegetables are also an important part of Mayweather's fight preparation diet . Red beans and rice were cooked by the pan load as both boxers feasted on the expensive dishes . This steak dished was cooked by Chef Q and would have cost the boxer $1,000 per plate . Fried turkey dogs are another specialty southern dish of Chef Q's that Mayweather loves to indulge on . 'Holy Molly is that #Steak...Now you know why it's a #1000plate #CheckMate #BARS #AboutLastNight @floydmayweather #Oprah #CallMe #BeInspired,' she added to one caption. With the fight just eight days away, Mayweather was obviously keen to get as much protein in his system as possible and was happy to pay thousands of dollars

Summary: Chef Q cooked a slap-up feast for Floyd Mayweather and Adrien Broner . Each plate costs the boxer anything between $1,000 and $3,000 . BBQ chicken, potatoes and rice were some of the foods cooked . Mayweather takes on Manny Pacquiao at the MGM in Las Vegas on May 2 . Gordon Ramsay offered ringside seats in exchange for post-match meal . Floyd Mayweather vs Manny Pacquiao tickets sell out within 60 seconds . READ: Mayweather has earned over $400m and here's how he spends it . CLICK HERE for all the latest Floyd Mayweather vs Manny Pacquiao news .


When 18-year-old Jackson Byrnes was told he had only weeks to live, only one surgeon in Australia was willing to perform the surgery that would either save his life, leave him paralysed or worse. Incredibly, the teenager has woken up from having his catastrophic brain tumour removed with the ability to move his body, thank his surgeon and even to ask his relieved mother for food. ‘It’s such a relief, it’s just amazing. Jackson is a fighter!’ his mother Rhonda told Daily Mail Australia. His elated family are ‘over the moon’ that the surgery was more of a success than they dared to even dream it would be. In recovery, Jackson opened his eyes surrounded by his surgeon and family, who had been trying to prepare themselves for bad news. Jackson Byrnes, 18, underwent a risky operation to remove the tumour on his brain on Wednesday. it has been an enormous success . Renowned neurosurgeon Dr Charlie Teo is the only surgeon in Australia who was willing to perform the risky operation that will hopefully buy Jackson more time . ‘The surgeon told Jackson to try and lift up his arm. And he did! Like that! We couldn’t believe it,’ his mother said. ‘And then he turned his head to the surgeon, Dr Teo, and said thank you. It was such a beautiful moment.’ Jackson's story made national headlines this week, with strangers digging deep to help the family, donating more than $95,000 in just over a week. Thousands of people helped to fund Jackson’s $80,000 operation and contribute to other medical costs. On Wednesday, his loved ones waited for seven anxious hours as world-renowned surgeon Dr Charlie Teo operated on the teen at the Prince of Wales hospital in Sydney’s east. Three weeks ago the teen from Casino in NSW's north was told by doctors that he had a stage four brain tumour that was too deep and aggressive to be safely operated on. Jackson's mother Rhonda Byrnes said she was overwhelmed by the support and money raised by the community on his GoFundMe page to help fun the crucial $80,000 operation . His family refused to accept the dismal diagnosis and took matters into their own hands and found Dr Teo, who said he was willing to perform the operation if the family understood the risks. Renowned neurosurgeon Dr Charlie Teo was the only surgeon in Australia willing to perform the risky operation that will likely see the Casino teenager paralysed. ‘We were told he would probably wake up and be paralysed down his left side. That was so hard to hear but we really had no choice in the end,' Rhonda told Daily Mail Australia. ‘We would have lost him, we had to take that chance.’ ‘I didn’t know where the hell I’d get the money, I just knew I have it no matter what. I would have gone to the ends of the earth for him,’ Rhonda said. Dr Teo told Daily Mail Australia that he hopes the surgery will buy the teen more time. 'If you can

Summary: Doctors found Jackson Byrnes' aggressive brain tumour three weeks ago . Only one surgeon in Australia, Dr Charlie Teo, was willing to operate . More than $95,000 was raised for Jackson by strangers to pay for the $80,000 surgery and help fund his treatment . It was expected Jackson would wake paralysed from the extremely risky op . Instead, he woke up and moved his arms, head and thanked Dr Teo . It's hoped the operation has bought him more time .


A prankster who pretended he had put his girlfriend's dog in a washing machine got a very painful comeuppance after she glued him to a chair- naked. Dominika Petrinova, from the Czech Republic, was furious after her boyfriend Erik Meldik's prank, which went viral after he posted it online. The 27-year-old had burst into tears when she was told her dog Sam had accidentally been put in the wash before Mr Meldik revealed the 'joke' and that her beloved pet was safe and sound. Ouch! Erik Meldik screamed in pain as he tried to pull himself free after being glued to a chair by his girlfriend . Dominika Petrinova decided to get her painful revenge by gluing wax strips to the plastic chair after her boyfriend's previous prank where he told her that their pet dog called Sam was in the washing machine . So Ms Petrinova had decided to exact her revenge in a painful prank of her own. This hilarious video shows her setting up the gag by super gluing the waxing strips to a plastic office chair. She then cruelly promised her boyfriend, who had celebrated his birthday the day before, a special treat. Ms Petrinova then led him - naked and blindfolded - into the room and onto the booby-trapped chair. After cruelly telling him she has a birthday surprise in store, Ms Petrinova blindfolds her naked boyfriend before getting him to sit down on the booby-trapped seat . Trapped: The realization sinks in that Erik Meldik is stuck that he glued to the chair by the waxing tape on his genitals . It takes a few moments for him to realise what happened while Ms Petrinova was heard laughing in the background. Panic then flashed across his face as he clicked he was stuck to the chair by his genitals and he asked his giggling girlfriend: 'Are you kidding me? You are pranking me now? Mr Meldik, 31, cried and screamed as he tried to free himself, before he eventually ripped himself off the chair, leaving a fair portion of skin and hair behind in the process. Ms Petrinova films her partner Mr Meldik as he tries and fails in his attempts to free himself from the office chair . Mr Meldik sheds a tear when he realises that he is well and truly stuck and will have to rip himself free . The victim of the prank and his friend Cenek Styblo, 29, are known in their Czech homeland as 'the Viral Brothers' and are famous for carrying out stunts often on each other or their respective girlfriends. But Ms Petrinova said she had decided the dog in the washing machine stunt was too much, and wanted to teach her boyfriend a painful lesson that he would not forget in a hurry. She said: 'I was really upset when I thought Sam was in the washing machine, and he was running after me saying he was sorry but he clearly wasn't because he was filming it and put it all online. 'Well, now I am pretty

Summary: Dominika Petrinova glued naked boyfriend to a chair as painful revenge . Erik Meldik cried as he tried to free his genitals from the waxing strips . Eventually he had to rip himself off the chair leaving behind hair and skin . Prank came after he claimed Ms Petrinova's dog was in washing machine .


Cate McGregor was surprised when she was unconditionally backed by the cricket community and the Australian Army. But it was Tony Abbott's response to her transformation from man to woman that knocked her for six. It took less than an hour for the federal Liberal leader to call Ms McGregor after she forwarded the chapter of her book that outed her. Ms McGregor recalled that very moment - during her address to the National Press Club on Wednesday - when the prime minister told her 'it was okay'. 'I actually said to him "your party won't be thrilled about this",' she said, the ABC reports. However the senior military official did not express the same kind of appraisal when it came to Mr Abbott's stance on same-sex marriage, saying she is 'sad' that he is not a supporter of it. Scroll down for video . Cate McGregor - now Group Captain in the Royal Australian Air Force - spent 40 years in the Army, most of those under the name Malcolm . Prime Minister Tony Abbott (left) publicly backed McGregor (right) by introducing her on ABC's Australian Story, when she detailed her struggles as a man and then as a trans-woman . Ms McGregor had put off discussing her gender dysmorphia with her long-time pal - a Catholic conservative who openly opposes same-sex marriage - and in hindsight 'grossly under-estimated his capacity for friendship'. 'He didn't run a focus group or ring (conservative Liberal members) Cory Bernardi or Kevin Andrews to see if it was ok,' McGregor says. 'There is a kind of a firefighter buried inside the politician still and he tends to barge into burning buildings if his friends are in there.' Mr Abbott publicly backed his friend by introducing her on ABC's Australian Story, when she detailed her struggles as a man and then as a trans-woman. Ms McGregor, now Group Captain in the Royal Australian Air Force, spent 40 years in the Army, most of those under the name Malcolm. In 2012, after years of drowning agonising pain with alcohol and drugs, McGregor stopped 'functioning' as a man and chose to live as a woman. She tried to resign from the office of former Chief of Army David Morrison when her transformation became public. He refused her resignation. 'It was easier to tell David Morrison I was transgendered than I was going to become an air force officer,' she said. 'I love the Army for that.' Mr Abbott sits with Ms McGregor to commentate during the International tour match between the Prime Minister's XI and England at Manuka Oval in Canberra last year . The senior officer addressed the National Press Club on Wednesday as part of a women in media series . McGregor a senior officer knows she's 'benefited enormously' from male privilege. But she'd willingly sacrifice it all to have lived as a woman from her early 20s. The cricket commentator, columnist and former staffer to Bob Carr, addressed the National Press Club on Wednesday as part of a women in media series. At times, she

Summary: Cate McGregor is a Group Captain in the Royal Australian Air Force . She spent 40 years in the army, most of those under the name Malcolm . In 2012, McGregor stopped 'functioning' as a man and lived as a woman . She tried to resign from the office when her transformation became public . Her resignation was refused by former Chief of Army David Morrison . McGregor believes Mr Abbott wasn't given the credit he deserved for publicly embracing her and risking a wedge within his own party . She addressed the National Press Club on Wednesday as part of a women in media series .


'This is Darko. I think I know the location of $20million worth of stolen art - I hope you have WhatsApp.' It's a line that wouldn't sound out of place in a heist movie. But that was the anonymous call that helped art sleuth Christopher Marinello, 53, track down nine paintings including works by Chagall and Rivera stolen from an LA mansion. 'I got this tip-off from a shadowy figure in Slovenia called Darko,' said the London-based founder of Art Recovery International. Scroll down for video . Art detective Christopher Marinello has tracked down £250million worth of stolen art including this 1920 Henri Matisse painting Le Jardin . 'He sent me images of the paintings via WhatsApp and we set up a sting operation with the LAPD and recovered nine of paintings which were stolen in broad daylight six years ago.' The art detective is no stranger to high profile cases – having been central to the recovery of a £1billion Nazi-looted hoard found in a squalid Munich flat in 2012. He currently represents the heirs of renowned art dealer Paul Rosenberg in their bid to recover Henri Matisse's 1921 Femme Assise. It was discovered amongst other priceless works in a flat owned by Cornelius Gurlitt, the son of Nazi art dealer Hildebrand, and has been valued at around £60million. He is representing the heirs of art dealer Paul Rosenberg in their bid to recover Henri Matisse's 1921 Femme Assise (left) which was found in a squalid Munich apartment along with this Marc Chagall painting (right) 'The painting was found covered by a layer of grime. There was a milky white film on it as it had been sitting flat, unstretched amongst rotting food,' said Mr Marinello. 'It didn't even have a frame, but there is no doubt that it is the original Matisse. It has been tested by a number of experts and the Rosenberg family has an incredibly detailed archive. 'It should clean up nicely and we were able to determine it has not been directly touched since Matisse completed it.' The reclusive eccentric died in May last year and left the collection dubbed the 'greatest find of the post-war era' to Kunstmuseum Bern. The museum announced that it would accept the immense trove of art amassed by a Nazi-era art dealer, but would ensure any looted art was returned to the rightful owners. And just yesterday it emerged that Germany has signed an agreement to return Matisse's Femme Assise to the Rosenberg heirs. In the past two decades, Mr Marinello has tracked down £250million worth of stolen art including priceless works by Picasso, Renoir and Matisse. The founder of Art Recovery International examines evidence relating to Matisse's Le Jardin with head curator Lars Bystrom . He tracked down nine paintings including Les Paysans by Marc Chagall (pictured) stolen from an LA mansion . One of his most recent cases saw him recover El Greco's 1944 'Portrait of a Gentleman', which was seized from Julius Priester's collection by the Gestapo in Vienna. Mr Priester, a prominent art collector, had fled

Summary: Christopher Marinello has tracked down £250million worth of stolen art . He was central to recovery of £1billion Nazi-looted hoard found in attic . Detective set up sting to return nine artworks stolen from LA mansion . Art theft is third highest-grossing criminal trade, behind guns and drugs .


Tragedy: Carwyn Scott-Howell fell to his death while on holiday with his mother Ceri Scott-Howell, nine-year-old sister Antonia and brother Gerwyn, 19, in the Alps . The family of a seven-year-old skier killed in the French Alps have paid tribute to their 'daring, outgoing, determined little boy' and revealed he got lost in woods before sliding towards a 164ft cliff. It is thought Carwyn Scott-Howell may have entered the dense woodland because he thought it was a shortcut to his hotel in the ski resort of Flaine. He was on holiday with his mother Ceri Scott-Howell, nine-year-old sister Antonia and brother Gerwyn, 19. Carwyn's parents, ex-nurse Mrs Scott-Howell and husband Rhys, a former butcher, rent out self-catering cottages and run a farm. They bought the farm to live out their dream of growing their own food and living 'the good life'. Carwyn would help feed cows and pigs on the farm which has won prizes for its speciality sausages and has sold scotch eggs to Prime Minister David Cameron. His family last night said his death had left them feeling 'utter devastation' with a 'vast void in our hearts', adding that he was 'a very competent skier' who had started aged three. A statement released through the Foreign Office said: 'He was a very daring outgoing determined little boy whose handsome smile lit up any room and made life full of laughter with never a dull moment. Seven years is too short a time to be an angel in the sky'. Last night, the family, from Talybont-on-Usk, near Brecon, Wales, remained in the Alpine resort of Flaine – a 38-mile drive from Chamonix – in free accommodation provided by the hotel. They are expected to leave today. Police sources said the boy's body may be expatriated today after final post-mortem examinations yesterday. The family were enjoying the last run of their trip in perfect conditions in the town of Flaine when Antonia fell over and her mother stopped to help her. Within moments Carwyn, who friends say modelled himself on survival specialist and TV presenter Bear Grylls, is believed to have taken the chance to go skiing in nearby woodland. Trbute: Carwyn Scott-Howell's family called the 'caring' boy 'daring and determined' after he was killed after falling from a cliff while on an Easter skiing trip to the French resort of Flaine . He skied 100 yards off-piste, where trees were just a yard apart. Unable to weave through, he took his skis off and is thought to have started sliding on his bottom or running. Last night, there were reports Carwyn could have been trying to get to his hotel, Les Terrasses d'Eos, which can be seen from the ski slope. He continued 400 yards, until he plunged off the side of the mountain and fell 164ft. It is believed he landed on a rocky ledge. In a statement released to the Foreign Office, his family described Carwyn as a 'daring, outgoing, determined little boy' and a 'very competent skier and snowboarder'. They said they were enjoying their last ski run

Summary: Carwyn Scott-Howell, 7, died on a family holiday in Flaine in French Alps . He had skied into dense woodland before sliding towards a 164 foot cliff . Carwyn went ahead alone when sister fell and his mother stopped to help . Thought he may have entered woodland as thought it was shortcut to hotel . Family described him as a 'very daring, outgoing, determined little boy'


Matthew Hall, 25, climbed onto the balconies in of his victims in Manchester's fashionable Northern Quarter district and hid . A fantasist prowler who harassed young women, traumatising them after scaling the walls of trendy apartment blocks where they lived, has been banned from the area nearby for five years. Matthew Hall, 25, climbed onto the balconies in of his victims in Manchester's fashionable Northern Quarter district and hid, asking when confronted 'am I scaring you?' and 'you're dead sexy - can I come in?' In one case he walked into his victim's bedroom as she slept in the early hours, making off when she switched the light on and saw him. Hall now risks arrest if he enters the area, where each of his terrified victims lived, at any time in the next five years. Jailing him for two years after he admitted two attempted burglaries and one burglary, Judge Martin Rudland said he had 'deliberately targeted vulnerable women' scaling the walls of buildings 'like a cat burglar of old' in a series of 'highly suspicious offences'. Hall stole nothing from the victims. Making the order prohibiting Hall from 'the area known as the Northern Quarter', bordered by Shudehill, Church Street, Dale Street and Newton Street, Judge Martin Rudland said 'we need to protect the occupants of flats.' In the first offence, on June 16, a teenager, who has been left traumatised by her ordeal, spotted Hall hiding behind a clothes maiden on a balcony of a first floor flat at Silver Jubilee Walk, off Oak Street. When she asked him what he was doing, he sat up and 'appeared scared', telling her: 'Don't phone the police, you don't need to be scared of me. I'm just hiding.' He then lied that police were chasing him, the court heard. The victim led him to the front door but a short time later, having returned to her bedroom, saw him again on the balcony. Hall, of Farnborough Road, Miles Platting, has 45 offences on record for dishonesty, violence and breaches . She angrily approached him and he burst into tears, giving her a false name, before climbing down from the balcony. On June 28 a young woman at Vantage Quay, Brewer Street was watching TV at 3am when Hall climbed onto her ground floor balcony. In a ten minute ordeal he twice engaged her in conversation by banging on the window and claiming to have been chased. He told her a false name and repeatedly asked her, 'am I scaring you?', quizzed her about whether she lived alone, and told her she was 'dead sexy', before asking if he could come in. Balconies of the kind Hall scaled in Manchester's Northern Quarter district when terrorising his victims . He has been banned from the fashionable Northern Quarter district (pictured) for the safety of its residents . Police attended after she called officers from behind a locked door, but twenty minutes after they left she spotted him on another balcony. On July 2, Hall returned to Silver Jubilee Walk and walked into another

Summary: Matthew Hall, 25, from Manchester got off on terrorising female victims . He targeted single women in their homes in an upscale Manchester area . Jailed two years after pleading guilty to burglary and attempted burglary . Hall, repeat offender, climbed balconies and hid himself in their bedrooms .


The case of a British woman allegedly murdered by her pastor husband in Ghana took an astonishing twist last week when a court was told that she died of a heroin overdose. Hotel staff found the body of pregnant Charmain Speirs face-down in a bath where it is believed she had been lying for four days. Her husband Eric Isaiah Adusah – a self-proclaimed prophet and evangelical preacher – has been charged with her murder. Pastor Eric Isaiah Adusah has been charged with the murder of his pregnant wife, Charmaine Spears . Ms Speirs and Mr Adusah, who were married last September, were said to have argued during their stay . Local news reports said an autopsy showed the mother of one died of 'opiate heroin overdose'. Mr Adusah's defence lawyer Mr Adomako Acheampong has claimed in court that 41-year-old Ms Speirs was a habitual heroin user – and that her whole family were addicted to the drug. But speaking exclusively to The Mail on Sunday, Ms Speirs's brother Paul said that his sister had never touched drugs and it was 'an outrageous lie' to say his family were all addicts. He added: 'The defence lawyer seems to be suggesting she had been a heroin addict for years but that's absolute rubbish.' The gardener, 30, admitted that he had battled heroin addiction – but said it had been Ms Speirs who ensured he sought help at a Christian-run rehabilitation centre near Glasgow. He insisted he had now been drug-free for ten years. He also said his sister, who had an eight-year-old son from a previous relationship, would not have taken any such substances of her own accord, adding: 'My sister was always against drugs.' The couple pictured on a Christmas card. Mr Adusah is the leader of Global Light Revival Ministries church based in Tottenham, north London and has been active as a preacher in Britain since 2010 . And he rejected the claim that his entire family, including parents Peter, 63, a self-employed plumber, and 61-year-old cleaner Linda, were addicted to drugs, saying: 'My parents can't stand the things.' He revealed that Charmain's family had been surprised at her 'whirlwind marriage' to Mr Adusah last September and had never trusted him. And he said that her friends had noticed changes in Ms Speirs after she met and then married 28-year-old Mr Adusah, who was based in Britain but is originally from Ghana. Ms Speirs grew up in Arbroath in the Angus region of Scotland before moving to Swansea, where she studied photojournalism and then worked as a radiography assistant for the NHS. Last year she married Mr Adusah, leader of the Global Light Revival Ministries church based in Tottenham, North London. He has been active as a preacher in Britain since 2010. The couple travelled to Ghana early last month so Mr Adusah could preach at a three-day religious rally. On March 16 after the rally the couple checked in to the upmarket Mac-Dic Royal Plaza Hotel in Koforidua for five days. But when Mr Adusah left at dawn on their

Summary: Charmain Speirs allegedly murdered by pastor husband Eric Isaiah Adusah . Couple travelled to Ghana last month so Mr Adusah could preach at a rally . Ms Speirs, who was pregnant, was found face-down in a bath by hotel staff . The pastor's defence lawyer claimed Ms Speirs was a habitual heroin user . But her brother Paul has said his sister had never touched drugs .


One Direction star Niall Horan has led the tributes to BBC broadcaster Colin Bloomfield who has died from skin cancer, aged just 33. Bloomfield, who worked at BBC Radio Derby for 10 years as a presenter, reporter and Derby County commentator, died at a hospice near his hometown of Shrewsbury yesterday morning. Fellow broadcasters have paid tribute to the 'perfect colleague' and ‘consummate professional’ whose positive outlook on life made him such a popular figure. And Derby County supporter Niall Horan, who is one quarter of boyband One Direction, has also described Bloomfield as a ‘super great guy and great commentator’. Hugely popular BBC Derby broadcaster Colin Bloomfield has died aged 33 after battling skin cancer . One Direction star and Derby County supporter Niall Horan (pictured together) was among the first to pay tribute to Bloomfield, who passed away yesterday at a hospice in Shrewsbury following a battle with cancer . The star, who has met Bloomfield several times, said on Twitter: 'Sad to hear to hear of the passing of Colin Bloomfield. He was a super great guy and great commentator. 'And had a huge passion for Derby county, he will be sadly missed around the ground, condolences to his family and friends.' Bloomfield lost his battle with cancer after it spread around his body from a cancerous mole. The malignant melanoma was removed from his leg 10 years ago but returned in 2013 and last year he was given only months to live. Heartbroken colleagues paid tribute to the talented broadcaster following the news he had passed away at 7.05am yesterday. Radio Derby's editor Simon Cornes said: 'Reporter, producer, commentator, presenter - Colin was all of those. 'You're lucky in radio if you're good at one of these things but Colin's talent was a rare one and he was extraordinarily accomplished at all of them. He made it seem easy. We know it isn't. 'If you were designing the perfect colleague you'd come up with Colin. His modesty was disarming but it was his warmth and his positive attitude to life that made him so popular with everyone at Radio Derby. 'We've lost our friend but it's a mark of the man that so many of our listeners feel they've lost their friend too. All of us are going to miss him dreadfully.' Bloomfield (pictured with fellow broadcasters Ant and Dec) died early yesterday morning at the age of 33 . Dozens left emotional tributes to Bloomfield on Twitter last night, including Niall Horan from One Direction, Burton Albion manager Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink and glamour model Maria Fowler . Derby County spokesman Colin Gibson, who had worked with Bloomfield at BBC Radio Derby, said: 'As a broadcaster he was the consummate professional. 'He could be - at one time - eulogising about what was happening at Neighbours and the next turn he'd being interviewing the prime minister and he would do them both brilliantly. He could really turn his hand to anything. 'His bravery during his fight with cancer had to be admired, preferring always to talk about the

Summary: BBC Radio Derby broadcaster died in hospice at 7.05am yesterday morning . Touched thousands of listeners with openness as he battled skin cancer . Heartbroken colleagues and stars have paid tribute to talented broadcaster . Name chanted at Derby County's match at Millwall and Shrewsbury Town players wore T-shirts with his name as they gained promotion yesterday .


She's been photographed hundreds of times and starred in magazines and TV advertisements but you won't have seen her face - until now. Emily Grimson, from Shopshire, is one of Britain's most successful models yet it's not her stunning face that's her fortune - it's her perfect hands. And the 25-year-old has only been modelling for a year but has already built a lucrative full-time career making up to £100 an hour. Professional model Emily, 25, from Shropshire, gets paid £100 an hour - but it's unlikely you've seen her face . Professional hand model Emily, has appeared everywhere from television screens to magazine ads . She's on course to become a hand supermodel after her high-earning hands featured in product videos for Bosch, adverts on the Disney Channel and advertorials in the Sunday Times Style magazine. Not one to put her assets at risk, Emily, a former beauty writer, moisturises her hands up to ten times a day to keep them looking their best. Emily said: 'I used to write the beauty pages for a bridal magazine but everyone would mention how lovely my hands are. 'I started hand modelling around about May last year and have been doing it full time since autumn. 'Work can vary; sometimes I work for one client for a couple of weeks, sometimes I do odd days here and there for various different brands and products - no week or month is the same. 'I love it, you can make anything from £100 a day to £100 an hour, and if you film a commercial, you may even be paid a buyout fee.' The stunning brunette has only been modelling for a year but has already built a lucrative full-time career . She moisturises her hands up to ten times a day to keep them looking their best . She exfoliates them once a week and always wears a strengthener to keep her nails from snapping . Emily used to write the beauty pages for a magazine but everyone would mention how lovely her hands are . Emily, who is signed with BMA Models, was encouraged to give hand modelling a shot after a nail technician complimented her hands while giving her a manicure. Since signing up for the modelling agency last year she has posed with everything from designer bags to electrical appliances, and always goes to great lengths to protect her hands. Emily said: 'I do have a strict routine to keep my hands looking their best. 'I moisturise them about ten times a day and always use SPF to protect them, even when the sun isn't shining. 'I exfoliate them once a week and always wear a strengthener to keep my nails from snapping. 'Sometimes I ask other people to open bottles or packets for me when I have a big job coming up as I don't want to risk any scratches or breakages. 'Oh, and I won't let my boyfriend get a kitten, despite the fact that he loves them, as a manicurist on a job warned me they carry a

Summary: Hand model Emily Grimson, 25, from Shropshire, gets paid £100 an hour . Stars in ads for Bosch, the Disney Channel and magazine features . Former beauty writer moisturising her hands up to ten times a day .


Hitting out: Justin Welby said the students killed in Kenya by Islamic militants were 'martyrs' THE Archbishop of Canterbury will today hail the students killed by Islamist militants in Kenya last week as ‘martyrs’, as Church leaders and politicians use Easter to condemn persecution of Christians. Justin Welby will say in his Easter sermon that 148 Christian students slaughtered by Somali gunmen on Thursday were ‘witnesses’ to their faith and suffered ‘cruel deaths’. His comments follow Pope Francis’s denunciation of the ‘senseless’ killings at Garissa University College, in which Christians were singled out and shot. The Pope said in a Good Friday service in Rome that too many were guilty of a ‘complicit silence’ in the face of such attacks. In an overtly religious Easter message, David Cameron says it was ‘truly shocking’ that Christians were still tortured or killed because of their faith in much of the world. Their outspoken comments came as three people were arrested on suspicion of involvement in the attack in the north-east of Kenya, bringing the total number of suspects being held to five. The Kenyan Government said the three, who were trying to cross into Somalia, are associates of Mohamed Mohamud, a former teacher at a Kenyan Madrassa Islamic school, who is believed to have co-ordinated the attack. Meanwhile, a survivor of the killings was found yesterday two days after the massacre. Cynthia Charotich, 19, hid in cupboard and covered herself with clothes, refusing to emerge when classmates came out of hiding at the demand of the Al-Shabaab gunmen. Archbishop Welby will also refer in his sermon in Canterbury Cathedral to other Christians killed in massacres, including in Libya, saying: ‘There have been so many martyrs in the last year.’ 148 Christian studentsat Garissa University College, Kenya, were slaughtered by Somali gunmen on Thursday. Pictured: Distraught woman assisted by Red Cross staff .

Summary: Justin Welby comments follow Pope Francis's denunciation of the killings . David Cameron used his Easter message to brand killings 'truly shocking' 148 Christian students at Garissa University College were slaughtered . Three people have been arrested on suspicion of involvement in the attack .


Former tech executive Carly Fiorina is set to become the second woman in the 2016 White House hunt – if a report published Wednesday afternoon is accurate. The onetime Hewlett-Packard CEO will launch a formal campaign . on May 4, according to The Wall Street Journal. But Fiorina spokeswoman Sarah Isgur Flores told Daily Mail Online that it's just a rumor at this point. 'I am not confirming the WSJ story,' Flores said. SCROLL DOWN FOR VIDEO . CAMPAIGN-IN-WAITING: Carly Fiorina spoke Tuesady at a public library in Council Bluffs, Iowa, in the state whose presidential primary caucuses can make or break a candidacy . HEAR ME ROAR: Fiorina spoke at the Republican Leadership Summit on Saturday in Nashua, New Hampshire . SHOWDOWN: Republican Fiorina (left) wants to be the conservative balance to Democrat Hillary Clinton (right) when Americans consider electing their first female president . Fiorina would be the fourth Republican in the presidential race, following Senators Ted Cruz of Texas, Rand Paul of Kentucky and Marco Rubio of Florida. Retired pediatric neurosurgeon Ben Carson is also expected to announce his candidacy on May 4 in Detroit. Former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee is scheduled to throw his hat in the ring on May 5 in Hope, Arkansas, the town of former president Bill Clinton's birth. Fiorina also has a book scheduled for release on May 5. 'Rising to the Challenge: My Leadership Journey' is expected to be a business memoir that positions her as a practical problem-solver who knows how to unlock Americans' hidden potential. She is also making the rounds in the same early presdiential primary states where other likely presidential hopefuls have turned up. Fiorina was in Cedar Rapids, Iowa on Wednesday, according to her Twitter account, signing books. Yesterday she was in Council Bluffs speaking to supporters at a public library. FIorina's next book is due in stores on May 5, just 24 hours after her reported presdiential-launch date . Four days ago she spoke at the Republican Leadership Summit in Nashua, New Hampshire, answering a female conservative business leader's claim that only men should sit in the Oval Office because women are under the influence of their hormones and can't reliably control themselves. 'Not that we haven’t seen a man’s judgment clouded by hormones in the Oval Office,' she said, pointing a silent rhetorical finger at Bill Clinton. The onetime commander-in-chief's storied sexual peccadillos – including his affair with White House intern Monica Lewinsky – will undoubedly return to America's front burner as his wife, Hillary Clinton, seeks the ofice he once held. Fiorina is schedule to deliver a speech in West Des Moines, Iowa, on May 7 at an event hosted by the Dallas County Republican Party. After that comes a May 8 dinner event at the New Hampshire High Tech Summit in Manchester, N.H. and a May 9 college commencement speech at Southern New Hampshire University. Fiorina has already made waves in presidential politics, responding forcefully after Clinton launched her campaign this month. In a Facebook video, she said the former secretary of state 'does

Summary: Former Hewlett-Packard CEO reportedly will enter presidential race May 4 . Her spokeswoman, though, says it's an unconfirmed rumor . Fiorina would join three senators in the Republican nomination fight and balance Democratic front-runner Hillary Clinton . Fiorina says she can take Clinton's edge as a woman off the table .


Covering aircraft in blue lights, and only turning them on when beginning to take off, could help stop birds colliding with aircraft. That’s according to a study, which found that birds responded to lights in different ways than a human might. The researchers said runways could be synced with taxiing aircraft, to help capture birds’ attention before an aircraft takes off. The study was conducted by scientists at Purdue University in Indiana. They were investigating how to reduce bird to aircraft collisions by keeping birds away from planes (stock image shown). Research showed that birds responded most to blue lights on planes . The study, by scientists at Purdue University in Indiana and the National Wildlife Research Centre in Ohio, was published in The Condor: Ornithological Applications. They were seeking to find a solution to the problem of birds colliding with aircraft, which causes £480 million ($700 million) worth of damage in the US alone. The FAA estimates that bird strikes have resulted in 200 worldwide deaths since 1988. They are dangerous to aircraft because birds can be sucked into a jet engine and strike an engine fan blade. That impact knocks out a single blade and can trigger a domino effect, resulting in engine failure. Incidents are most common shortly before landing or take-off when the jet engines are at top speed. A 12lb (five kg) goose striking an aircraft going 150 mph (240 km/h) at lift-off generates the force of a 1,000lb (450kg) weight dropped from a height of 10ft (three metres), according to Bird Strike Committee USA. Despite this, the number of accidents involving civil aircraft is low, estimated at one fatal accident in one billion flying hours. Around 65 per cent of bird strikes cause little damage to aircraft, but the blow is usually fatal to the bird. In experiments, they studied how flocks of cowbirds responded to model aircraft. They found that blue light was the most noticeable by birds, so they outfitted the aircraft in this colour. When the plane was stationary, the birds became alert more quickly when the lights were on. But when it approached them with its lights off, their response slowed - and they only became more alert when the lights were turned on. And the birds were also more likely to get out of the way of the aircraft when the lights were pulsing, rather than being continuous. The authors suggest that runways could be synced with aircraft to alert birds to incoming planes and avoid collisions. The lights could be off during taxiing but on during take-off, to help the birds move out of the way of the fast-moving planes. And they say their method could even help birds avoid collisions with buildings and wind turbines by also covering them in blue lights. The authors suggest that runways could be synced with aircraft to alert birds to incoming planes and avoid collisions (stock image shown). The lights could be off during taxiing but on during take-off, to help the birds move out of the way of the fast-moving planes .

Summary: Study was conducted by scientists at Purdue University in Indiana . They were investigating how to reduce bird to aircraft collisions . Research showed that birds responded most to blue lights on planes . And turning the lights on while taking off - not before - had the best effect .


British jihadis have posted pictures of junk food and drinks such as Burger King, Pringles and mojitos which they have had carried across the Turkish border into Syria. Would-be fighters are bringing the items across the border as they travel to join those currently waging jihadi across Syria and Iraq, who are desperately missing the Western treats. However, the hypocrisy in their choice of diet hasn't gone unnoticed, with Twitter users quick to condemn their craving for food many hard line clerics would consider forbidden. Scroll down for video . ISIS fighter Jannahtain tweeted this picture of a Burger King Whopper, which he claimed had been snuck into Syria from Turkey . Another photo posted on his page showed chocolate, Pringles and even cans of pre-mixed mojitos . One fighter, using the Twitter handle Jannahtain, posted a photo of a Burger King Whopper burger and stated: 'That moment when a bro your (sic) helping cross the border into (Syria) asks you if you need anything from Turkey. Jihad2015.' But he was blasted by another user, who called him 'fake' for enjoying food from the 'evil American corporation'. The image followed another photo he posted displaying several packs of Pringles, Kinder chocolate, Oreos, M&Ms and even pre-mixed cans of mojitos. It's not the first time ISIS fighters have been caught with fast food sneaked across the border. Last month a delighted fighter known only as Ghareeb posted a picture of a McDonalds bag on his social media page. According to the fighter, one of his friends allegedly managed to bring in a bag full of five cheeseburgers when they traveled into Syria. Starved of any variety in his diet, the fighter tweeted it was first time in two years since he last ate one of McDonalds' famous products. Meanwhile, four Britons who were detained . in Turkey on suspicion of trying to cross illegally into Syria . were arrested on their return to England yesterday, police . said. The four were part of a group of nine people, all members of . the same family, who were detained in Turkey at the beginning of . the month. Even McDonalds has been smuggled across from Turkey to accommodate ISIS fighters' love of the American fast food chain . One of the nine, a 21-year-old man named in the media as . Waheed Ahmed, the son of Rochdale politician Shakil Ahmed, was . arrested when he returned to Britain on Tuesday. They were arrested on suspicion of the commission, . preparation or instigation of acts of terrorism, police said. Thousands of foreigners have joined the ranks of Islamic . State and other militant groups in Syria and Iraq, many of them . crossing via Turkey. Turkish and other security services estimate some 600 are . Britons, including Mohammed Emwazi, named 'Jihadi John' in the . British media, who has appeared in several Islamic State . beheading videos. About half of the 600 are thought to have returned home.

Summary: ISIS fighters have posted pictures on social media of Western junk food . Would-be fighters are bringing burgers and crisps with them from Turkey . Other photos show chocolates, Oreos and even cans of pre-mixed mojitos . They've been rebuked for eating food some clerics consider forbidden .


Haunting never-before-seen images showing Captain Scott's doomed expedition team setting off on their ill-fated trek to the South Pole have sold for a staggering £30,000. The archive of 52 celluloid negatives show the great British adventurer and his men heading off in the snow-covered wilderness during the ill-fated Terra Nova Expedition of 1912. Some of the pictures show the herd of ponies the team used to haul the equipment-laden sledges on the 800 mile trek that would end with the deaths of Scott and the polar party of Edward Wilson, Lawrence Oates, Edger Evans and Henry Bowers. Scroll down for video . Almost ready: The pictures show Captain Scott's team preparing to depart on their ill-fated Terra Nova Expedition of 1912. The photographs were taken at the expedition base camp of Cape Evans on Ross Island . Setting off: Scott's team pulling a sled as they depart from base camp. The unseen photographs of the Antarctic expedition have been sold at auction for £36,000 to an unnamed buyer . The images also show the team of husky dogs used for part of the expedition. The two types of animal proved to be Scott's downfall as he got rid of the dogs on the final leg of the trek, wrongly believing they would not make the ascent of Beardmore Glacier. In the event, Norwegian explorer Roald Amundsen beat Scott to the pole by 34 days, largely because his team used dogs to haul their gear the entire way rather than use slower ponies. Two of the men featured in the archive were dog handlers Cecil Meares and Dimitri Gerof. Other pictures in the archive show the flimsy-looking pyramid tents that sheltered the men from the bone-chilling temperatures of -70F as well as them trekking in the snow. There are also general shots of the harsh landscape and ice shelves that only a handful of men had visited until that point. Limited shelter: The archive illustrates the flimsy-looking pyramid tents that sheltered the men from the bone-chilling temperatures of -70F . Treacherous conditions: The expedition team had to deal with constant gales which blew across the exposed ice shelf. The photographs were taken by one of the team, Henry Bowers . Bowers' pictures were taken under the direction of the official photographer Herbert Ponting. The pictures were part of the huge 1,700 image archive gathered by Ponting, who trained Bowers in the art of photography . The photographs were taken by Bowers under the direction of the official photographer Herbert Ponting at the expedition base camp of Cape Evans on Ross Island. The pictures were part of the huge 1,700 image archive gathered by Ponting, who trained Bowers in the art of photography so he could take pictures during the ground-breaking trek to the pole. Ponting brought the negatives back to England with him in preparation for Scott to use for lecture and fundraising tours around the world upon his return. Most of the images are owned by the Scott Polar Research Institute at Cambridge University. These negatives were retained by Ponting and were

Summary: The photos were taken at the expedition base camp on Ross Island in 1911 . They show the British explorer and his men setting off for the South Pole . Scott and four others died on the return journey after being beaten to it . The 52 negatives were sold for £36,000 at auction to an unnamed buyer .


Things have been going rather sweetly for Oscar in recent times. The Chelsea forward has a Capital One Cup medal to his name this season while his side are currently commanding a six-point lead at the summit of the Premier League standings. The 23-year-old also scored in Brazil's recent 3-1 victory against France in Paris for good measure. Ahead of Chelsea's clash with Stoke at Stamford Bridge on Saturday, the Brazilian took to his Instagram account to post a picture of him swigging from a bottle of sweets. Chelsea star Oscar messes around on his Instagram account ahead of Saturday's clash with Stoke . Oscar fires past Mamadou Sakho in the 40th minute during Brazil's 3-1 victory over France in Paris . Oscar could be drinking a finely-crafted espresso in Turin next season if recent reports on the midfielder's future come to pass. Scouts from Juventus were present at the Stade de France last Thursday night specifically to watch Oscar in action against Didier Deschamps' side. The Serie A giants are reportedly weighing up an offer for the summer. Oscar signed a contract extension up until 2019 with Chelsea last year having joined the club in 2012. Juventus scouts were at the Stade de France to watch Oscar in action .

Summary: Chelsea lead Manchester City by six points at the Premier League summit . Oscar scored in Brazil's recent 3-1 victory against France . Juventus scouts were present in Paris to watch Oscar in action .


With Pearl Lowe and Gavin Rossdale for parents, there's no denying that Daisy Lowe is rock and roll royalty. The genetically-blessed model proves she's a chip off the old block in an edgy new beauty shoot for Rodial. Wearing a leather jacket and skinny black jeans, Daisy smoulders in the new shoot to promote the beauty house's contouring range. Daisy Lowe, 26, is the ultimate rock chick as she rocks leather and heavy eye make-up in her new beauty shoot for Rodial . The 26-year-old was chosen by the brand last year thanks to her 'modern, cool and quintessentially British edge.' So how does she achieve that flawless look? FEMAIL caught up with the young star to discover her style and beauty secrets. 'It's a fail safe range,' says Daisy. 'You just have to learn where to place the contouring. My top tip is: suck in your cheeks and make a fish face, which casts a natural shadow on your face. 'Then apply the bronzer over that shadow and then pop the highlighter above that.' Daisy, who has been working as a model for years, shows off her flawless skin and razor-sharp cheekbones in the new shoot to promote the brand's contouring range . Daisy was chosen by the brand last year thanks to her 'modern, cool and quintessentially British edge' After years on the modelling circuit, Daisy says the top tip she's picked up is using concealer around her nose to even the skin tone. 'Oh, and make your forehead and chin a lighter shade than the rest of your face for a more defined look,' she said. As well as starring in beauty campaigns, Daisy has been busy partying at Coachella festival with her famous friends. The IT girl was spotted representing the British talent at the Soho Desert House Coachella party in the company of stars like Zoe Kravitz and Katy Perry. The supermodel, who counts the likes of Alexa Chung and Cara Delevingne as her best friends, even created a lipstick for the beauty giant . Daisy poses on set with the brand's president, Maria Hatzistefanis, who met the model at the Rodial Beautiful Awards, where she was named Woman Of The Year . The English rose had her porcelain skin on show in the floor-sweeping number, catching some of the LA rays at the riviera spot. Gushing about her picturesque weekend in the sunshine, Daisy wrote on Instagram: 'Oh stop it Palm Springs- you are just too much for my eyes to handle' alongside a picture of the palm trees. Palm Springs was a long way from little old England and the beauty later told her 165k Twitter followers: 'Never want to leave' before hitting the field in the same maxi dress. Daisy lead the British talent at the Soho Desert House Coachella party in the company of stars like Zoe Kravitz and Katy Perry over the weekend .

Summary: Daisy, 26, stars in new Rodial beauty shoot . Shares the secrets behind her flawless look . Has been partying in Coachella with famous friends over the weekend .


TESTOSTERONE . by Joe Herbert . (OUP £16.99) Testosterone doesn’t always get a good press. Everything that’s unpleasant about male behaviour has been ascribed to the effects of this much maligned hormone. Violence? It’s all testosterone’s fault. Sexual assault and rape? Just blame testosterone. Yet, as Joe Herbert makes clear in his engaging whistlestop tour of the science surrounding it, testosterone is at the heart of human life. ‘Without our father’s testosterone,’ as he writes, ‘none of us would exist.’ It has only one basic function — to enable a male to reproduce, and for that it’s essential. Although this is the case and it’s impossible to think of ‘maleness’ without testosterone, it’s also important for sexual behaviour in women. The blood of an adult woman before menopause actually contains about five times more testosterone than oestrogen, the supposedly ‘female’ hormone. However, it’s as a metaphor for masculinity that testosterone is best known. All that’s unpleasant about male behaviour is ascribed to testosterone, yet as Joe Herbert explains, testosterone is at the heart of human life . It begins its influence in the womb as it helps to shape the distinctive characteristics of the male body. This influence continues immediately after birth. That three-month-old baby boy, sweetly smiling at you from his pram, may well have testosterone levels that rival his father’s. We don’t know why but, starting two weeks after birth and lasting for four to six months, a little boy’s testes are producing testosterone in substantial amounts. The hormone’s power then recedes, but returns — and how! — in puberty. Post-puberty, testosterone drives the competition for females. In the animal world, stags lock antlers, elephants enter the aggressive state known as musth and male rhinos go horn-to-horn. Even male giraffes, aroused by the hormone’s influence, flail at one another with their long necks. Elaborate colourings emerge in some species, designed to emphasise masculinity and attract female attention. In guenon monkeys the scrotum turns bright blue. They don’t seem to mind. They adopt the habit of sitting with their legs apart to show the female guenons just how big and blue they are. We can only be thankful that testosterone’s effects on sexual display in humans are not so visually dramatic. Adult human males have varying levels of the hormone in different circumstances. Entirely unsurprisingly, having sex increases testosterone levels. So, too, does talking to an attractive woman and watching pornographic movies. Winning at sports sends the levels racing upwards. Just supporting a winning team can have the same effect. It works in politics as well. A study showed that, during the 2008 U.S. Presidential election, Barack Obama supporters were pumped full of testosterone. Levels fell in the supporters of his defeated rival, John McCain. Testosterone also helps in the City. Another study, on a London trading floor, showed that male traders made more money on days on which their morning testosterone levels were higher than usual. A challenge is obviously stimulating. Surgeons facing difficult procedures often find their testosterone levels shooting up. One would assume that the theatre of war

Summary: The male hormone testosterone doesn’t always get a good press . All that’s unpleasant about male behaviour is ascribed to the hormone . Yet, as Joe Herbert explains, testosterone is at the heart of human life .


Ahead of this weekend's Premier League action, Sportsmail will be providing you with all you need to know about every fixture, with team news, provisional squads, betting odds and Opta stats. Here is all the information you need for Manchester United's home clash with Aston Villa... Manchester United vs Aston Villa (Old Trafford) Team news . Manchester United . Striker Robin van Persie is out of Manchester United's Barclays Premier League match against Aston Villa with an ankle injury. Left-back Luke Shaw has recovered from a hamstring problem, but centre-back Chris Smalling is a big doubt due to illness. Robin van Persie scores against Leicester City earlier in the season but he is ruled out of the Aston Villa game . Defender Jonny Evans sits out the fourth match of his six-game ban for spitting at Newcastle striker Papiss Cisse. Provisional squad: De Gea, Lindegaard, Valdes, Shaw, Blackett, Rojo, Smalling, Jones, McNair, Rafael, Pereira, Young, Blind, Fellaini, Herrera, Valencia, Di Maria, Januzaj, Mata, Falcao, Rooney, Wilson. Aston Villa . Skipper Ron Vlaar could return for Aston Villa after finally shaking off a calf injury for the trip to Manchester United. The defender has been out since February and he will be joined in the squad by Joe Cole after a hamstring issue while Jores Okore (knee) is also fit. Ron Vlaar trains ahead of his expected return to the Aston Villa squad at Manchester United . Kieran Richardson and Philippe Senderos (both calf) are in training but could still miss out while there are doubts surrounding Aly Cissokho (groin) and Nathan Baker (knee) and United loanee Tom Cleverley is ineligible. Provisional squad: Guzan, Given, Hutton, Lowton, Okore, Vlaar, Clark, Cissokho, Kinsella, Delph, Sinclair, Gil, Westwood, Sanchez, Grealish, Cole, N'Zogbia, Agbonlahor, Benteke, Weimann. Kick-off: Saturday, 3pm . Odds (subject to change): . Manchester United 3/10 . Draw 4/1 . Aston Villa 9/1 . Referee: Roger East . Managers: Louis van Gaal (Manchester United), Tim Sherwood (Aston Villa) Head-to-head league record: Manchester United wins 82, draws 38, Aston Villa wins 43 . Key match stats (supplied by Opta) Manchester United have 31 Premier League wins against Aston Villa, the joint-most of any team against any opponent in the history of the competition (along with Man Utd v Everton). Aston Villa have won just one of the last 38 Premier League games against Manchester United (L27 D10 W1). Wayne Rooney has scored 12 goals against Aston Villa, his joint-highest tally against any opponent in Premier League history along with Newcastle United. Aston Villa are the only side in the Premier League this season yet to see a substitute score or assist a single one of their goals. Radamel Falcao scored Manchester United's equaliser in their 1-1 draw at Aston Villa in December . Rooney has scored eight goals in his last six Premier League games at Old Trafford against the Villans, netting four braces. Villa have seen six players sent off in the Premier League this season; two more than they had in any previous Premier League campaign. Rooney has scored 95 goals at Old

Summary: Robin van Persie ruled out with ankle injury for Manchester United . Chris Smalling a doubt but Luke Shaw back from hamstring complaint . Ron Vlaar could make return to Aston Villa squad following calf injury . Joe Cole and Jores Okore have also regained fitness for Villans .


Hillary Clinton's most trusted – and most controversial – campaign aide turned up on Wednesday near Des Moines, Iowa, where the former secretary of state sat for her second staged 'roundtable' discussion in as many days. Abedin had last surfaced on Monday at an Ohio Chipotle restaurant when she and Clinton popped in, both wearing sunglasses, for lunch. On Tuesday she was photographed leaving a Norwalk, Iowa fruit processing company and walking toward 'Scooby,' the now-famous customized black van that Secret Service agents have driven more than 1,000 miles since Sunday. HUMA, SANS BURRITO: Abedin left Capital City Fruit in Norwalk, Iowa on Wednesday ahead of Hillary Clinton, and headed toward the campaign van that aides have nicknamed 'Scooby' STYLISH: Human sported a Louis Vuitton bag and walked alongside an unidentified campaign staffer . ALL DONE! Clinton had just finished a limited-access 'roundtable' discussion on small business issues . Abedin has known Clinton since 1996, when she scored a White House internship working for the then-first lady. In 2008 Clinton tapped her to be her 'body woman' when she ran for president the first time. She shadowed Hillary everywhere and anticipated her every need – from food orders and dry cleaning to lint rollers and cosmetic touch-ups. When Clinton became secretary of state a year later, Abedin became her deputy chief of staff. It was there that she became linked to most recent in a series of scandals that Clinton will carry as heavy baggage whiel she runs for the White House. Daily Mail Online confirmed in March that Abedin had a personal email address on Clinton's home-brew server, the same piece of hardware that stored Clinton's communications from her tenure at State until she deleted more than 32,000 of the records. Abedin (left), shown with then-Secretary of State Clinton during a 2010 diplomatic meeting in Vietnam, was her deputy chief of staff . Spotted: Hillary and Huma order at Chipotle in Maumee, Ohio, at lunchtime on Tuesday – the first time they had been seen all day. But nobody in the restaurant recognized them during their 45-minute meal . Abedin keeps a low profile, a choice that a Democratic Party insider said is the product of two problems. 'First, you never want to be more famous than your boss,' the source explained on Wednesday. 'And then there's the Weiner problem.' Abedin is married to disgraced former New York Democratic Congressman Anthony Weiner, whose spectacular fall from grace came after he was exposed for sending lurid Twitter messages to women – including one of his barely covered genitalia. She stood by him through the embarrassment and through his resignation from Congress. Weiner ran for Mayor of New York City last year, only to see his stock tumble with a second round of sexting allegations, this time confirmed by the woman he was exchanging racy messages with. 'Scooby' is a customized and armored Chevy van that Clinton and her top staffers occupied during a 1,000-mile trip from New York to Iowa this week . EMAIL-GATE: Abedin had an email address on the former

Summary: Abedin was Clinton's deputy chief of staff at the State Department and was her 'body woman' during the 2008 presidential campaign . State Department is investigating a special arrangement that allowed her to earn a second income at a Clinton-linked consulting firm while she drew a government salary . Abedin also used a private email address on Hillary's infamous home-brew private email server while she worked at State . She is married to disgraced former congressman Anthony Weiner, and stood by him through a string of embarrassing sexting scandals . Huma is a Muslim whose mother teaches in Saudi Arabia, a country that donated millions to the Clinton Foundation while Hillary ran the State Dept.


Tony Blair has been dragged into a bitter row in Mongolia over plans for gold mining in a region where the elaborate ancient graves of Attila the Hun's warrior ancestors are located. The former premier made an unannounced visit to Ulaanbataar last month in his capacity as a consultant to the cash-strapped government, which is dogged by allegations of endemic corruption. He met new Mongolian prime minister Chimed Saikhanbileg but the secrecy surrounding his trip stoked fears from ecologists and the opposition that he is being deployed to encourage Western investment to the country to massively increase gold, copper and coal mining, despite acute environmental worries. Scroll down for video . Tony Blair with a Mongolian dignitary on his recent visit. The former British premier has been dragged into a row over gold mining plans which could destroy the ancient graves of Attila the Hun's warrior ancestors . A silver plate from the Noyon Uul burials, where some of the ancestors of Attila the Hun (right) are buried . An excavation at Noyon Uul. Ecologists fear a mining boom in the region could destroy sacred treasures . Specifically, there is concern over plans for development of the sacred pine-covered Noyon Uul region around 65 miles north of Ulaanbaatar which has £1.2 billion gold reserves but is dotted with the burial mounds of the rulers of the ancient Hun civilisation, dating back to the first century BC. 'Tony Blair probably came to us because the strategic deposits in the mountain Noyon Uul are the centre of attention,' reported local news source 24 Tsag.mn, citing official sources. The news outlet - which claimed Blair had flown 'secretly' to Mongolia last week - also speculated he was advising on another controversial project, involving expansion of multinational Rio Tinto's Oyu Tolgoi mine in the Gobi Desert, and a possible bailout from the IMF. Atilla was a feared fifth century barbarian warrior who ruled the Hunnic Empire from the Urals to the Rhine. He was born in modern-day Hungary, but his fearsome forebears are seen as originating much further east, in Mongolia. Activists from ecological pressure groups including Save Noyon Uul have protested to the government that plans for a foreign mining company to exploit gold reserves 'will destroy the historical monuments of the Mongols and their ancestors. 'Driven to despair, they promised that if the Mongolian government allows mining in the sacred land of the Mongols, its defenders are ready to give their lives to save Noyon Uul', said one report last week. Mr Blair's visit to Ulaanbataar was not noted on his website. His office said he makes regular Mongolia trips . Noyon Uul is around 65 miles north of Ulaanbaatar and has £1.2 billion gold reserves but is dotted with the burial mounds of the rulers of the ancient Hun civilisation dating back to the first century BC . 'Tony Blair probably came to us because the strategic deposits in the mountain Noyon Uul are the centre of attention,' reported local news source 24 Tsag.mn . Silver decorations for a harness recovered from the

Summary: Former premier made unannounced visit to capital Ulaanbataar last month . Met new Mongolian prime minister Chimed Saikhanbileg on trip, sparking fears from ecologists he was encouraging Western investment in mining . Noyon Uul region has major gold reserves but many sacred burial mounds . Exploitation may 'destroy monuments of the Mongols and their ancestors' Mr Blair admits to 'regular' Mongolia visits but denies discussing mining .