Kim Sei-young will take a three-shot lead into the final round of the ANA Inspiration after carding a three-under-par 69 in California on Saturday. The South Korean, who led by two shots at the halfway stage at Mission Hills Country Club, birdied the first hole before a bogey at the par-three fifth halted her progress. Kim returned to one-under par for the round when she picked up a shot at the par-five ninth, before successive birdies on the 16th and 17th moved her to three under-par for the day and 10 under overall. Kim Sei-Young has established a three-shot lead ahead of the final round of the ANA Inspiration . The South Korean shot a three-under-par round of 69 on day three of the competition . The 22-year-old, who won the Pure Silk-Bahamas Classic in February, is in good spirits as she chases her first LPGA major victory. 'If I were to win it tomorrow, it would be the biggest dream ever to come true for me,' Kim told the LPGA Tour website. 'You know, just because, I've watched this tournament since I was young. 'That's why I feel I want it so much more, and I think the opportunity is there in front of me, and if I can, I definitely want to get my hand on it, and for sure it won't be bad jumping into that pond tomorrow.' American Stacy Lewis is second after she shot a 68 with six birdies and two bogeys to lie seven-under. The 2011 winner is one shot clear of Thailand's Ariya Jutanugarn, who shot a best-of-the-day 66, and American duo Brittany Lincicome and Morgan Pressel. World No 1 Lydia Ko toiled again, shooting her second consecutive over-par score, carding 74 . World No 1 Lydia Ko shot her second consecutive over-par score when she could only manage a two-over-par 74, which included three bogeys and a birdie. The 17-year-old New Zealander equalled Annika Sorenstam's LPGA Tour record with her 29th consecutive under-par round in the first round on Thursday, but could not set a new mark when she could only manage a one-over-par 73 on Friday.

Summary: Kim Sei-young leads ANA Inspiration by three after a three-under-par 69 . The South Korean says it would be 'the biggest dream' to win . Lydia Ko struggled again, shooting a two-over-par 74 .


Jordon Ibe's proved he's got some impressive moves on the football pitch but the young winger has shown us he's an equally adept dancer - by pulling off the trademark Michael Jackson 'moonwalk.' The Liverpool star has broken into the first team set-up this season, with some eye-catching performances at wing back or in a more attacking role. And Ibe took to Instagram, to show off his ability to perform the dance move, that many people around the country wish they could replicate. Jordon Ibe posted on Instagram, the video of him performing the moonwalk while he recovers from injury . The midfielder showed off some impressive moves as he steps up his recovery from a knee problem . He said: 'Having a little mess around, back training in a few days... #OoohKillem #MJ.' The 19-year-old is currently out with a knee injury but is expected to return in the next few weeks and boost Brendan Rodgers' side, as they continue to chase the Champions League places. Liverpool face a struggling Newcastle in their next Premier League outing as they look to close the gap on fourth. After being thumped by Arsenal at the Emirates, the Merseysiders know they can't afford to slip up in any of their remaining games. The 19-year-old has done well since breaking into the Liverpool first team and is seen as a key member .

Summary: Jordan Ibe showed off the impressive dance move on his Instagram . The Liverpool star has broken into the first team during this campaign . Ibe is currently on the sidelines after suffering a knee injury . CLICK HERE for all the latest Liverpool news .


Tim Tebow will sign with the Philadelphia Eagles on Monday, just in time for the off-season program, ESPN's Adam Schefter reports. The agreement with Tebow, 27, stemming from a framework that was put into place when he worked out with the team last month, has been finalized, reports say. Tebow's last regular-season NFL game appearance was in December 2012 with the New York Jets, from which he was released in 2013 having thrown only eight passes and run just 32 times in his lone season on the team. Scroll down for video . Tim Tebow will sign as a quarterback with the Philadelphia Eagles on Monday, ESPN's Adam Schefter reported. He will join the team just in time for the start of the off-season program . Though Tebow hasn't been a part of an NFL organization since 2013, he spent the last two season training with noted throwing coach Tom House, who also worked with New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady . The New England Patriots made Tebow one of their final roster cuts in 2013 and he spent last year as a college gridiron television commentator when no NFL team wanted him. Prior to agreeing to sign Tebow, the Eagles wanted to trade backup quarterback Matt Barkley, but couldn't get enough in return, Schefter said in a Facebook post. The Eagles decided to still bring Tebow on to the roster so he could be present for the team's whole off-season program. It was originally reported after his training session with the Eagles that Tebow would not be joining the team. But now he will join a crowded quarterback roster, which included Sam Bradford, March Sanchez and Barkley. Tim Tebow's last regular-season NFL game was with the New York Jets in 2012 . Not only will this give Philadelphia three former first-round picks at the quarterback position and another decorated college player, but it will also reunited Tebow and Sanchez, who were teammates when they both were on the Jets roster. Tebow's pursuit of being an NFL quarterback is back on, after being on hold since being cut from the Patriots. 'I will remain in relentless pursuit of continuing my lifelong dream of being an NFL quarterback,' Tebow wrote on Twitter after he was released by New England, according to Schefter. Since then, Tebow spent two full seasons training with noted throwing coach Tom House, who also worked with New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady. He has also been working for ESPN and as an analyst for the SEC Network. Tebow has an 8-6 record as an NFL starting quarterback with a career 48-per cent completion rate for 2,422 yards with 17 touchdowns and nine interceptions. Philadelphia Eagles coach Chip Kelly has made several off-season moves this year. His remake of the Eagles' roster has included trading star running back LeSean McCoy to Buffalo, then signing Offensive Player of the Year DeMarco Murray to replace him. Clearly, Kelly - who took over personnel duties after last season - is unafraid to look anywhere for possible upgrades. Although Tebow had some success in

Summary: Tim Tebow is expected to sign with the team Monday, in time to participate in the entire off-season program, reports say . He last played an NFL game in 2013 with the New York Jets . Since then he's been a college football commentator on SEC Network . Tebow won millions of fans for his public displays of his Christian faith on and off the field . His inaccurate passing and lack of pocket presence plagued him in NFL .


Richie Benaud, the cricketing legend loved by millions has been laid to rest far from public view at a small private funeral in Sydney attended by only an immediate circle of family members. The 84-year-old former Test captain and internationally renowned cricket commentator was to be farewelled by a group of just twelve people at a secret ceremony organised by his wife, Daphne. Daphne Benaud had kept the details of where and when his funeral service service would be held so under wraps that even immediate family members said they didn't know the location. Scroll down for video . Quiet farewell: Cricketing legend Richie Benaud (pictured) was farewelled at a quiet family funeral on Wednesday, attended by only immediate relatives including his wife Daphne and brother John Benaud . Wishes respected: Despite an offer by the prime minister to hold a state funeral, the cricketing legend loved by millions wished for a small private farewell which his wife Daphne (pictured with Benaud in 2005) respected with a quiet, dignified ceremony attended only by immediate family . The cricketing legend was farewelled during a quite and intimate funeral in Sydney's eastern suburbs . 'We've only been given a meeting place,' one close relative told Daily Mail Australia. 'We won't know until we get there where it's all going to take place.' Following Richie Benaud's small family funeral, fellow commentators and cricketing greats gathered at the Australian Golf Club for a memorial . Among the funeral party led by Mrs Benaud was believed to be be Richie's brother and sister-in-law, John and Lindsay Benaud. Following Richie Benaud's death last Friday, Prime Minister Tony Abbott made the offer of a state funeral, which Mrs Benaud politely declined. Mr Abbott said the offer was a mark of respect for a man who meant so much to millions of people in Australia and around the world. But after he received a phone call from Daphne Benaud, he remarked 'my understanding is that Richie's own wishes was for something very, very quiet and very, very private'. Following the funeral service, a memorial was held at the Australian Golf Club attended by Richie's former cricket commentating colleagues and, Nine network executives and Test cricketers past and present. Among those attending were Benaud's Nine Network commentary box colleagues Bill Lawry, Ian Chappell and Mark Taylor, his former teammate from the 1960s, Alan Davidson, former Test players Doug Walters, Shane Warne, Brett Lee, Dennis Lillee and current Test side cricketer, Test captain Michael Clarke. Nine boss David Gyngell was among the guests with radio broadcaster Alan Jones, TV personality Eddie McGuire and John Fordham. Following the funeral service, a memorial was held at the Australian Golf Club attended by Richie's former cricket commentating colleagues . Nine boss David Gyngell was among the guests with radio broadcaster Alan Jones, TV personality Eddie McGuire and John Fordham also attended .

Summary: Cricketing great Richie Benaud has been farewelled at small private funeral . The Sydney service was attended only by immediate family . Richie Benaud died aged 84 last Friday from cancer . Commentary box colleagues and cricketing greats gathered afterwards for memorial .


A man has been arrested after crashing through two fences and sprinting from police onto a runway during an eight-minute chase at a Utah airport. The events unfolded during a routine traffic stop after airport police tried to stop the car with its bumper dragging. The chase then started on a public road near Salt Lake City International Airport on Monday at 3am. Leo Greene, 39, of Salt Lake City was asked to hand over the keys to his car by police when he drove off, crashed through the fence lines and onto the tarmac area before crashing into another fence. Leo Greene, 39, of Salt Lake City has been arrested after crashing through two fences and sprinting from police onto a runway at the Salt Lake City International Airport on Monday at 3am . He was arrested and now faces multiple charges including driving under the influence, fleeing and resisting arrest. Greene is also being booked for property damage and driving onto the loading area of an airport, as well as driving with an open container and on a license revoked for an alcohol-related offense. On Monday morning, Leo told police he was looking for a place to change a flat tire, according to a police report. When they asked for his keys, he drove off and crashed into the two fences. Greene then jumped out of the car and ran to a shed before he was forced to the ground and arrested. Salt Lake City International Airport officials said no flights or passengers were affected because there was not airfield activity at the time. The fence damages are estimated at $4,500. 'It doesn't sound very nefarious,' said Dave Korzep, the airport's superintendent of operations. Greene faces multiple charges including driving under the influence, fleeing and resisting arrest. He is also being booked for property damage and driving into the loading area of an airport with an open container and on a license revoked for an alcohol-related offense (above northwest tarmac area of the airport) 'Just a lack of common sense, driving under the influence, making wrong choices.' Officials said Greene suffered minor injuries during the foot chase and was taken to a hospital. An Associated Press investigation this month found eight other security perimeter breaches at the airport in the last decade. None of the 268 security breaches at 31 major U.S. airports between January 2004 and January 2015 that were documented by the AP were terrorism-related. Airports also say breaches are relatively rare, although intoxicated drivers crashing through barriers is not uncommon. The AP sought comment on the charges from Greene, but he was still in police custody. It was not immediately clear whether he had an attorney.

Summary: Leo Greene, 39, of Salt Lake City crashed through airport fence on Monday . Police tried to stop the car with its bumper hanging before the chase . Greene was asked for his keys when he drove off and crashed into fences . He jumped out of his car and ran to a shed before being forced to ground . Greene faces multiple charges including driving under the influence, fleeing and resisting; he is also also being booked for property damage . Fence damages are estimated at $4,500 .


Whoever snatched a seal or sea lion pup from a Los Angeles beach early Sunday should not confuse the animal's cuteness with its potentially vicious bite, according to an animal rescue expert. Witnesses to the abduction said four people wrapped the pup in a blanket and left in a car around 3:20 a.m. from Dockweiler State Beach, just west of the city's international airport, said Los Angeles Police Officer Rosario Herrera. The initial police report said the animal was a small seal. Marine Animal Rescue managed to save another young sea lion shortly after the animal escaped several people said to be harassing it . Witnesses to the abduction said four people wrapped the pup (not pictured) in a blanket and left in a car around from Dockweiler State Beach . But a companion pup that escaped and was later found on the beach is a sea lion, according to Peter Wallerstein, the president of the group Marine Animal Rescue. The rescued pup weighs about 25 pounds and is probably 10 months old, said Wallerstein, who stays in a trailer at the beach and was woken by security guards seeking his help. Sea lions of this size are 'really small, really look cute, but they're dangerous,' he said. 'These are wild animals.' They're also not fit to be kept as pets. Though small pups are cute they can be very dangerous, officials warned . 'The animal needs fluids, needs special treatments,' he said. 'You can't just feed it dog food. It's not going to work.' Los Angeles police said an investigation was being conducted by the federal National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. A spokesman for the agency did not return phone messages or an email Sunday.

Summary: Authorities say that while sea lion pups can be cute they also have a vicious bite . Witnesses say four people wrapped the sea lion pup in a blanket on Dockweiler State Beach then fled the scene . Mammal is in danger as it needs fluid and specific foods to survive .


Everton midfielder James McCarthy believes Ross Barkley is more than capable of handling the highs and lows which accompany the tremendous expectation which rests on his shoulders. The 1-0 victory over Southampton, courtesy of captain Phil Jagielka's fifth goal of the season, was a case in point. In the first half he produced a brilliant piece of control and skill to skip past three opponents and launch an attack from deep inside his own half which brought Goodison Park to its feet. Everton midfielder James McCarthy believes Ross Barkley is capable of handling the pressure on him . McCarthy (left) said he thought Barkley was 'different class' despite a mistake with an ambitious pass . However, when his ambitious pass after the break gifted possession to the visitors the all-too familiar sound of loud groans echoed around the ground. Then, to cap it all, manager Roberto Martinez's decision to replace him with 20 minutes to go - a requirement to help shore up a tight game - was greeted with disagreement and boos. It is difficult to know what Barkley, who was lauded for two substitute appearances for England in the last 10 days, thought of it, but McCarthy is confident the youngster can deal with the complexities and confusion which appear to surround most of his performances. 'I think Ross was different class,' he said. 'I thought he worked really hard for the team and was a real nuisance driving at people and it was brilliant to see him high in confidence having been away with England. Barkley was withdrawn with 20 minutes to go at Goodison Park, a decision that brought boos from the crowd . 'Ross is a good lad and has his feet firmly on the ground and has a lot of people at the club looking after him. 'He won't get carried away. We have a lot of characters, a lot of experienced heads in the dressing room and there is no better place to be for him.' Aside from Jagielka's 16th-minute goal, giving the centre-back his best tally in eight years at the club, the only other notable action saw goalkeeper Tim Howard claw away Graziano Pelle's early shot from under his crossbar and throw out a hand, while diving the wrong way, to stop James Ward-Prowse's strike. Everton achieved what they were unable to do earlier in the season and ground out victory to make it three successive wins, moving them to 11th in the table, with the relegation fears of a couple of weeks ago now a thing of the past. With nothing to play for in their remaining seven matches McCarthy believes the motivation is to remain unbeaten until the end of the campaign. McCarthy is confident youngster Barkley can deal with the complexities of his sometimes indifferent form . 'We want to kick on, go on a winning run and finish the season strongly,' he added. 'We have won three games and we want to go unbeaten until the end of the season, although that is easier said than done. 'There has

Summary: Everton beat Southamton 1-0 at Goodison Park on Saturday afternoon . Ross Barkley showed his skill but made an error that saw the crowd groan . Team-mate James McCarthy is confident he can deal with the pressure .


The three daughters of a New York SUV driver involved in a train wreck that claimed six lives claim that their mother 'is not a murderer'. The defense from the daughters comes nearly two months after their mother Ellen Brody was killed along with five passengers when a train crashed into her SUV on the tracks at a railroad crossing in the Westchester County town of Valhalla. Though the cause of the collision remains unknown, Danielle, Julia and Alexa Brody say that their mother has been criticized and that people have jumped to conclusions about what happened. Scroll down for video . Ellen Brody's (second from right) three daughters, Alexa (left), Danielle (second from left) and Julia (right) Brody, have spoken out to say that their mother is not a murderer and that it was an accident that she drove on to the tracks . Ellen Brody was killed along with five passengers when a train crashed into her SUV on the tracks at a railroad crossing in early February. Her car had gotten stuck between the railroad crossings and instead of reversing she drove on to the tracks . Visit NBCNews.com for breaking news, world news, and news about the economy . 'I went on Google, and I searched my mom's name and I was just reading the comments,' Julia told NBC's Matt Lauer. 'And just the fact that people are like, 'You know, I don't even feel bad for her. How could she possibly do that?'' Julia went on to admit that she first thought that a driver had intentionally driven on to the tracks, before she knew her mother was driving. 'So I was like, "Why? Why? Why would this woman do that?'" When we were watching that, though, when he described the woman, I was like, "That could've been Mommy." And my sisters were just like, "Julia, no,"' she said. According to investigators' preliminary findings, Brody's car was in the danger zone inside railroad crossing gates for about half a minute before the train hit. Brody got ahead of the crossing gate in inching traffic, then got out of her car to examine it after the gate came down and hit the back of it, a witness has said. Nearly two months after the crash Alexa (left), Julia (center) and Danielle (right) Brody told Matt Lauer that people are still jumping to conclusions about what happened . The cause of the collision remains unknown and Brody's daughters remain adamant that their mother never meant to hurt anyone . But then she got back in, seeming unhurried, and advanced onto the track, the witness told news outlets and investigators. The train's engineer also told investigators that he saw the Mercedes SUV moving onto the tracks. But her daughters are adamant that their mother wouldn't have meant to hurt anyone. 'I know who my mom was,' Alexa told NBC. 'I know that she would never, never intentionally hurt people.' 'A lot of times people just want to find a reason,' Danielle added. 'It's just not true. It was an accident.'

Summary: Ellen Brody, a mother-of-three was killed along with five rail passengers in February in the horrific crash in Valhalla, New York . Daughters Danielle, Julia and Alexa Brody have spoken out to say that they believe their mother drove on to the tracks by accident . The cause of the collision that killed six still remains unknown .


It is legendary now that when the Spanish national team was coming to the boil and about to scald world football for six years, La Roja's own fans didn't even know the water was hot. Because they left Spanish soil having eked out two single-goal wins, over Peru and the USA, the booing, whistling and jeering which had pursued them around the peninsula for two years was the last thing they heard before heading off to win Euro 2008. Three trophies later, the senior team is finally in search of a reboot. The identity has been eroded by the passage of time. The transition from excellent to elderly is never fun. Spain lift the trophy at Euro 2008, but their fans had booed them before, not recognising a great team . The World Cup followed in 2010 and now it seems the right time for the old guard to hand over to youngsters . Spain won the European Championships for a second time in a row in 2012 before their World Cup failure . Spain's Under 21s celebrate winning Euro 2013 and their brilliant young players are thriving right now . Nevertheless, the current Champions League quarter-finals are beginning to say something quite interesting about Spain's 'relevo'. If you don't speak Spanish, that term might mean very little to you. But I bet you can intuit. 'Relevo' in this context is like 'relief' — as in the armed forces term for the relief watch. Those who are sent in, fresh and ready, to relieve whichever servicemen or women who have born the brunt of service for the previous day or days. Xavi, Carles Puyol, Xabi Alonso, Carlos Marchena and Joan Capdevila have done their hard miles and it is not clear what toll battle has taken on Victor Valdes, David Villa and Fernando Torres. The natural place to look for fresh, young, well-drilled recruits ready to take on the world is in the Academy graduates. So let's go there. What caught my attention is that Juan Bernat's arrival to the Champions League quarter-final for Bayern Munich at Porto last Wednesday earned Valencia a seven-figure sum as part of the incentives associated with the full back's move to Bavaria. In other words, Bernat was one of those guys, just turned 22, that both Valencia and Bayern thought might be playing 'starting' football at this elite stage of the world's most demanding soccer tournament — but, equally, he might not. The likes of Xavi (right), Barcelona's midfield metronome, have done their hard miles and can now hand over . it is not clear what toll battle has taken on striker Fernando Torres, who now plays for Atletico Madrid . This is the season when he's broken into Vicente del Bosque's senior team, scoring, and formed part of a quite remarkable chain of left backs at the Mestalla — from Jordi Alba, European Champion with Spain in 2012, now at Barcelona, through Bernat to Jose Luis Gaya, a remarkable talent who is currently locked in stalled contract talks at Valencia while Madrid stalk his availability.

Summary: When Spain first became a real power, their own fans didn't know at first . The European champions won three trophies on the spin, but need a reboot . Likes of Xavi, Carles Puyol, David Villa and Fernando Torres can hand over . Juan Bernat's Champions League performance signalled part of the new era . Spain still have a golden harvest to bring in from the country's youth . Former Under 21 coach Julen Lopetegui downed Bayern Munich this week . Almost all of their former youth side are playing in European competitions .


A beanie believed to have belonged to Luke Shambrook has been found on the fourth day of the search for the missing 11-year-old. Victoria Police have confirmed it was located on Monday afternoon, west of the Devil’s Cove and Candlebark campsite in Lake Eildon National Park - north-east of Melbourne. They are unsure when the beanie was dropped as the search for Luke continues. Scroll down for video . The Shambrook family with children (left to right) Luke, 11, Lauren, 7, and Matthew, 10 . Luke Shambrook was last seen on the national park at 9.30am on Good Friday. It is understood he wandered off and has not been seen since . Police remain hopeful they will find the boy who went missing from the campsite on Friday. An increased number of police and other emergency crews continue to scour the thick bushland areas around Lake Eildon. On Sunday, search co-ordinator Acting Senior Sergeant Andrew Walker said Luke had a 'very high pain tolerance', a factor that would work in his favour given he has now been missing for days. 'Hence the reason why we’re out searching. We’re still hopeful that we can find him,' Sgt Walker said. The 11-year-old, who is autistic, was reportedly seen walking near the Devils River on Sunday, four kilometres south of his campsite where he was last seen. Search crews have rushed to the location and police remain comfortable that the young boy is still alive. A Victorian Police spokeswoman told AAP late on Sunday a family saw a young boy matching Luke's description while they were driving in the Devils River vicinity. A renewed sense of urgency has gripped the search efforts for the 11-year-old as temperatures have been dropping as low as eight degree Celsius in the area. The Candlebark Campground in Fraser National Park, central Victoria, where Luke went missing on Friday . 'The advice I'm getting from our search and rescue experts having regard to the overnight temperatures and the daytime temperatures is that he could well still be out there,' Sgt Walker said on Sunday. 'We've got to be realists but we're positive, the family's positive.' But Luke may not even know he is lost and is known to frequently hide, according to his family. He was last seen leaving Candlebark Campground in Fraser National Park near Lake Eildon at 9.30am on Good Friday. A large search is being carried by a medley of search and rescue teams . Lake Eildon, near where Luke went missing: Police say conditions are favourable for his survival overnight, with warm temperatures through the day . Sergeant Greg Paul said the search was focused on an area of several kilometres of bushland . Campers are helping rescue teams including the air wing, dog squad, local police and SES volunteers in the search of thick bushland. Police hold hope Luke has been able to stay reasonably warm as he was last seen wearing a beanie and warm jacket. Having met Luke's family during a push to open a special school in Melbourne's south-east, Opposition emergency services

Summary: Luke Shambrook was last seen leaving Candlebark Campground on Friday . There has been an unconfirmed sighting of Luke with police acting quickly . The 11-year-old was reportedly seen walking 4 kms from his campsite . Police remain hopeful they will find Luke, who has 'high pain tolerance' Luke has limited speech and his family says he is probably confused . A large search is being carried by a medley of search and rescue teams . Police also said conditions are favourable for his survival overnight . They have issued an extensive description of Luke and his clothing .


Japan's J-League is just four games into a new season, but already the behaviour of its players is hitting the headlines for the wrong reasons after a player appeared to stamp on an opponent's face. Videos of the South Korean defender Kim Min Hyeok, who plays for Sagan Tosu, have gone viral after he allegedly brutally stamped on the face of opponent Mu Kanazaki. Sagan are ninth in the J-League and furious claims have been made that the 23-year-old deliberately committed the horrific foul after being jostled by 11th-placed Kashima Antlers player Kanazaki. Kim Min Hyeok (left) and Mu Kanazaki (right) fight it out for the ball on the wing during a J-League clash . After Kanazaki went down, it is alleged that Hyeok stamped down on the face of his fallen opponent . Despite the vicious looking nature of Hyeok’s apparent attack and Kanazaki’s dramatic clutch to his face, the defender only received a yellow card and was allowed to play on, much to the fans' uproar. Whether or not the foul was intentional, it is suspected that the reason for Japanese fans’ outcry is not so much the act itself, but the fact that it was committed by a South Korean player. Hyeok's boot appears to scrape down Kanazaki's face, but the man on the floor came out as the winner later . Hyeok was somehow only shown a yellow card for the challenge that infuriated fans at the stadium . Some Japanese fans have demanded not only the expulsion of Hyeok, but of all South Koreans, from the game. However, regardless of the controversy, justice - to some extent - was served when the supposed stamped-on player’s team won 3-1, with Kanazaki among the goals.

Summary: Kim Min Hyeok has been accused of stamping on an opponent's face . Video footage appears to show Hyeok's foot scraping Mu Kanazaki's face . Kanazaki was among the goals in a 3-1 win for his Kashima Antlers side .


Right from the moment he breezed through the doors at Old Trafford, Louis van Gaal was a man with a plan. The first season, he stated, would see him deliver Manchester United back into their rightful place in the Champions League. He would restore them to the Premier League top four but loftier aims of silverware would have to wait. His three-year vision would allow for such thoughts but, first things first, United needed to be dining from European football's top table again. Louis van Gaal is close to delivering his first-season aim of returning Man United into Champions League . Wayne Rooney smashes home during Manchester United's 3-1 win over Aston Villa on Saturday . United's win over Aston Villa took them third, eight points ahead of fifth-placed Liverpool in the table . April 12 Manchester City (H) April 18 Chelsea (A) April 26 Everton (A) May 2 West Bromwich Albion (H) May 9 Crystal Palace (A) May 17 Arsenal (H) May 24 Hull City (A) One season out of the Champions League was far from ideal, but two seasons would be an absolute disaster and something, he understood, that would not be tolerated. In November, even that was looking optimistic. A 1-0 defeat to Manchester City meant that United had taken just 13 points from their opening 10 matches - it was their worst start to a league campaign since 1986, when Ron Atkinson only lasted until November. They had also been humiliated in the Capital One Cup by League One side MK Dons. Once again, with a more than a hint of desperation, Van Gaal reminded everyone after the derby defeat that this was a long-term project. 'It's not good enough,' he said. 'But on the other hand, we are in a process, as I have said from the beginning. The process shall take more than one year, it shall take three years.' Suddenly, it seemed like Van Gaal was shifting the goalposts. Instead of finishing top four in his first season, was he now suggesting that United might only be worthy of those positions by year three? That didn't sound good. It took some time for United to hit their stride under Van Gaal but things have finally come together . United were again at their best in Saturday's 3-1 home win over Aston Villa, which took them third . United celebrate their title triumph in 2013 - Van Gaal's aim is to return such success to Old Trafford . But Van Gaal has been true to his word. Barring a catastrophic late collapse in form, United will be gracing the Champions League again next season. With an eight-point cushion established over Liverpool in fifth, United's faithful can look forward to those electric European nights against next season. Their failure to qualify for the continent's premier club competition this year is a mere blip, rather than a symbol of sustained decline. With matches against Chelsea, Arsenal and Manchester City still to come, there is even far-fetched talk of United winning the title. Now that really would be an

Summary: Man United have an eight-point cushion from fifth-place Liverpool . Van Gaal looks likely to deliver on his promise of top four finish . But the Dutchman has a three-year vision mapped out . Next season will have to see United mount sustained challenge for title . They must also reach the later stages of the Champions League .


While it emerged this week that an airport baggage handler in Seattle fell asleep on the job and wound up flying in cargo - on the other side of the country it appears there's no slacking to be had. NBC journalist Jeff Rossen filmed an airport worker at LaGuardia Airport in New York doing push-ups on the runway after loading a plane. Footage shows the employee wearing his high-visibility jacket and gloves while performing the aerobic stunt. Even after his 12th push-up, the fitness-enthusiast shows no sign of slowing down. Scroll down for video . Breaking sweat: NBC journalist Jeff Rossen filmed an airport worker at LaGuardia Airport in New York doing push-ups on the runway after loading up a plane . No time for sleep! Footage shows the employee wearing his high-visibility jacket and gloves while performing the aerobic stunt . 'This guy is the picture of fitness. Working and doing push-ups in his free time,' Rossen says as he watches the exercise session unfold. An airline worker in the foreground appears to be unfazed by the scene as he catches glimpse of the baggage handler pumping iron. Rossen later uploaded the 12-second clip of the pro-active employee to social media along with the caption: 'Hardest working man at LaGuardia...from my window.' The video - filmed April 19 - quickly garnered dozens of 'Likes' on Facebook, with one commenter musing: 'Heavy bags need big muscles.' Eye-witness: Rossen (pictured here) later uploaded the 12-second clip of the pro-active employee to social media along with the caption: 'Hardest working man at LaGuardia... from my window'

Summary: NBC journalist Jeff Rossen filmed an airport worker at LaGuardia Airport in New York doing push-ups on the runway after loading up a plane . Footage shows the employee wearing his high-visibility jacket and gloves while performing the aerobic stunt . Even after his 12th push-up, the fitness-enthusiast shows no sign of slowing down .


A man who shot himself in the head while waiting in a Las Vegas hotel buffet line sent a 270 page letter to a local newspaper explaining his shocking public suicide. In the angry and emotional package delivered to the Las Vegas Review-Journal on Monday, John Noble, 53, said he was going to kill himself because he lost his lifetime free pass to the M Resort's buffet for harassing female employees in 2013. Included in the detailed package was a two hour DVD in which a clearly upset Noble addresses the camera and a letter entitled 'The Curse', wishing harm on the women he blames for having him banned from the casino. Scroll Down for Video . Explanation: John Noble sent a 270 page package to the Las Vegas Review-Journal complete with two hour DVD to explain why he shot himself on Easter Sunday at the M Resort . Grevience: John Noble (pictured here with an employee of M Resort) was reportedly upset because he had lost free buffet eating privileges he'd won from the casino in a suburb of Las Vegas . Revoked: This the Biggest Winner free buffet ticket that was taken away from Noble after he allegedly harassed female members of staff at the M Resort after the death of his mother . 'Today, I end my life due to the M Resort Spa Casino and its employees,' said Noble, who included a huge dossier on the members of staff at the resort he blamed for having his free food pass revoked. On Sunday afternoon at around 4.50pm,. Noble shot himself in the head in front of stunned hotel guests at the resorts famed Studio B Buffet after setting his car on fire in the parking lot. Inside the package that Noble sent to the Review-Journal are reams of notes and documents including a table of contents, photographs and his video bemoaning the loss of his free buffet access which he won in September 2010. 'In this video, you will learn the reasons why I, John Noble, one-time Biggest Winner, was suicidal on Easter Sunday.' During his video, Noble demonstrates encounters he has had with the M Resort staff who all try to patiently explain to him why he cannot be granted access anymore. Explanation: An agitated Noble included videos of his futile interactions with employees at the M Resort as they tell him he can't eat at the buffet . Ominous: At the end of his DVD recording, Noble flashes text that reads 'The End' and heralds his own suicide . Fury: This is the Facebook posting from Easter Sunday in which Noble attacks staff members at M Resort for taking away his free buffet for life pass . 'You gotta fight for what you believe in and I believe that I was unjustly kicked out, cause if they do have a policy that team members aren't allowed to fraternize with customers and guests then they broke the policy.' Becoming increasingly agitated, Noble begins to lash out at people for not helping. 'That's the trouble, people do not

Summary: John Noble, 53, took his own life waiting in line at the M Resort buffet . Shot himself in the head because his free buffet pass had been taken away . Had been awarded the Biggest Winner pass for the Studio B Buffet in 2010 . It was revoked in 2013 after he was accused of harassing female employees . The pass was confiscated three weeks after his mother passed away . Noble sent a local Las Vegas newspaper a 270-page suicide note and DVD . Posted increasingly rambling Facebook posts prior to suicide pledging to discover 'the truth'


The Chief Secretary to the Treasury has been caught on camera knocking back drinks with a high-class call girl. But sadly for scandalmongers, the chance encounter between Danny Alexander and Brooke Magnanti – better known by her former alias Belle de Jour – was innocent. The two were snapped at Bar One in Inverness on Friday as part of the Nip festival, which celebrates the gins and whiskies of the Highlands. Chief Secretary to the Treasury Danny Alexander pictured drinking with call girl Brooke Magnanti . Mr Alexander was snapped with Ms Magnati - also known as Belle de Jour - at the Nip festival . It comes as David Cameron faced a growing revolt last night over his 'flat-footed' General Election campaign. Several MPs pointed the finger of blame at the Prime Minister's Australian Election guru Lynton Crosby. And a former Conservative Cabinet Minister criticised George Osborne's 'Dickensian' message on 'Austerity Britain'. The first signs of a Tory wobble emerged after last week's polls suggested that instead of leaving Labour trailing, as Tory chiefs had expected, Labour is slightly ahead. And far from collapsing under the weight of massed Tory attacks, Labour leader Ed Miliband's ratings have improved. In an outspoken intervention, retiring Conservative MP Brian Binley said: 'With the Election campaign well under way, Mr Cameron still appears to be standing apart and aloof, almost like a spectator.' He added: 'Flat-footed and lame, we already look as if we're running to catch up.'

Summary: Chief Secretary to the Treasury caught drinking with high-class call girl . The encounter between Belle de Jour and Danny Alexander was innocent . The two were snapped at Bar One in Inverness on Friday at the Nip festival .


Conor McGregor is gearing up for a featherweight title challenge against Jose Aldo on July 11 and has unveiled a fearsome new tattoo ahead of the encounter. The 26-year-old Irishman has already got a picture of a gorilla eating a heart inked upon his chest and 'The Notorious' has now revealed a tiger's face tattooed onto his stomach. 'If you see the tiger, it's too late. You're food,' McGregor wrote next to the Instagram post of his new artwork. Conor McGregor reveals his new tattoo of a tiger on his stomach to his Instagram followers . McGregor (left) poses in the shop with a fan shortly after having his tattoo on his stomach done . McGregor is challenging Jose Aldo for his featherweight champion title in Las Vegas on July 11 . Aldo makes the eighth defence of his belt against the Irish fighter in Las Vegas, but McGregor claimed last week that the man he is challenging lacks the same motivation as him. 'He doesn't want to be near me, he doesn't want this the way I want it,' McGregor said. 'He can't hide the fact he doesn't want the belt in his presence.' Conor McGregor grabbed Aldo's (left) belt when they took their promotional tour to Dublin . McGregor claims he has greater motivation to win the title than Aldo has to defend it for the eighth time . At the end of March, the duo were undergoing a promotional tour in Dublin when McGregor grabbed the belt from Aldo and raised it in front of 5,000 home supporters. The pair have a fractious relationship as it is, with a little under three months away until McGregor has a chance to legitimately hold the belt before his supporters.

Summary: Conor McGregor shared a picture of his new tiger tattoo on his stomach . The 26-year-old McGregor is set to challenge Jose Aldo on July 11 . McGregor grabbed Aldo's featherweight champion belt in Dublin . CLICK HERE for all the latest UFC news .


Sir Nick Faldo and Tom Watson will make their final Open appearances in front of the largest arena in the championship's 155-year history at St Andrews in July. Three-time winner Faldo has confirmed he will cross the famous Swilcan Bridge for the final time on the 25th anniversary of his victory on the Old Course, having also lifted the Claret Jug at Muirfield in 1987 and 1992. Faldo, whose 58th birthday falls on the Saturday of the championship, said: 'The Open and St Andrews will forever hold a significant place in my heart. My fondest moments on my journey with this great sport are woven with pictures and emotions in this setting. It all means a huge amount to me. Sir Nick Faldo (left) and Tom Watson will compete at The Open for the last time at St Andrews in July . Watson will walk across the Swilcan Bridge for the final time on the 25th anniversary of his victory there . 'I look forward to celebrating all that golf has given me as I cross that storied bridge and the wonderful memories I share with many people. I am grateful for it all and grateful to golf.' R&A chief executive Peter Dawson added: 'Sir Nick Faldo is an inspirational figure in British golf and has enjoyed a remarkable career in The Open. 'He has delighted the galleries over many years with his three victories and consistently outstanding performances. I'm sure there will be great anticipation among the galleries at St Andrews to see him play in The Open once again and he will receive a rousing ovation worthy of a great champion.' Five-time Open champion Watson, who lost a play-off at Turnberry in 2009 at the age of 59, received a special exemption from the R&A to play his final Open in 2015, the 40th anniversary of his first victory at Carnoustie. He and Faldo will be joined by the likes of Tiger Woods, Rory McIlroy and Phil Mickelson in the Champion Golfers' Challenge on Wednesday, July 15, a four-hole team event played on the first, second, 17th and 18th on the eve of the championship. Almost 10,000 spectators will be able to watch from seats on the first, 17th and 18th, with a two-tiered grandstand created behind the 18th green for the first time and an L-shaped arena behind the 17th green, as well as the traditional seats to the right of the first. The grandstand behind the famous Road Hole will have a capacity of more than 4,000, with a total of 21,000 seats around the entire course. Johnnie Cole-Hamilton, executive director of championships at the R&A, said: 'There is always an incredible atmosphere at The Open and particularly when it is held in St Andrews. We want to make sure as many spectators as possible can experience that unique atmosphere and enjoy wonderful views of the play on the opening and closing holes at St Andrews. R&A chief executive Peter Dawson paid tribute to the achievements of Faldo during his career . Tom Watson (right) poses with the

Summary: Sir Nick Faldo will play in The Open victory for the final time at St Andrews . Tom Watson will also cross the Swilcan Bridge for the last time this year . It will mark 25 years since Faldo won the competition and 40 for Watson .


He's all three emergency services rolled into one. Andrew Hichens has become the first person to be trained and equipped as a so-called first responder to all types of 999 call. Mr Hichens, 28, will be working with one PC and two Police Community Service Officers in Hayle in Western Cornwall where the emergency services have been brought together under one roof. Jack of all trades: Andrew Hichens is trained to respond to crimes, fires and medical emergencies . New role: Father-of-two Mr Hichens has taken up his unique role in Hayle in Western Cornwall . As 'Tri-service Safety Officer', he does not have the power to make arrests and will mostly be patrolling his beat and spreading safety messages while on hand to respond to most 999 calls. Devon and Cornwall assistant chief constable Paul Netherton said there were plans to introduce the post to other areas. He said: 'The tri-service officer is a ground-breaking idea. It brings together the skills and training of the three emergency services into one individual.' Father of two Mr Hichens said: 'I want to become a familiar face in the community, someone the public are happy to see and who can respond to any incident or enquiry.' He applied for the role after eight years as a fireman, training as an emergency first responder, and completing a PCSO course. Badge of honour: He is called a 'tri-service safety officer' However, Devon and Cornwall Police Federation chairman Nigel Rabbitts said the new role would never be the same as having a fully-trained policeman, paramedic and fireman on call. He dismissed the new job as a 'publicity stunt' designed to reassure the public rather than provide any effective policing. He said: 'I don't see what there is to gain from it apart from some sort of public reassurance. Maybe the money should be better spent on full warranted police officers.' He also said he could not see it catching on, adding: 'To do all three would be impossible and you wouldn't be able to obtain your professional competencies.' Ready to go: Mr Hichens will mostly be patrolling his beat and spreading safety messages in his new role . Former Met officer Chris Hobbs said the job was unlikely to be represent the future of the emergency services as it would only really suit small, quiet, and rural beats. He said: 'If someone is able to accumulate all those numerous skills in becoming a jack or master of all trades that is fine. 'But realistically people join the police to be policemen, the fire service to be firefighters, and the ambulance service to be paramedics. 'Finding a good number of people that are able to qualify in all three is asking an awful lot. 'It is a great idea in a rural community but a bit of a non-starter in bigger towns and cities.'

Summary: Andrew Hichens on call to deal with crimes, fires and medical emergencies . First person to be trained and equipped as a first responder to all 999 calls . Emergency services brought together under one roof in Hayle, Cornwall . But Devon and Cornwall Police Federation chair called it a 'publicity stunt'


A middle-aged punk who fled Britain with her 10-year-old son to join Islamic State extremists is believed to have been filmed leading women fighters in a hate-filled chanting session in Syria. Sally Jones, 45, who once played in a female punk band, ran away from her home in Chatham, Kent, to wage jihad with her toyboy husband in Raqqa, Syria, the terror group's de facto capital. A video has now emerged which appears to show the mother-of-two leading members of the al-Khanssaa Brigade - the all-women contingent set up by ISIS - in a series of chants expressing the fighters' commitment to jihad. Scroll down for video . In charge: Sally Jones, 45, a former punk rocker who fled the UK to join ISIS militants, is believed to have been filmed leading an all-women brigade of terrorists in a hate-filled chanting session in Syria . Leader: The mother-of-two, who slipped into Syria at the end of 2013 with her 10-year-old son, is seen punching her hand in the air and shouting Arabic chants, which are then echoed by her fellow militants . Experts say the slicky-edited video is the first 'real evidence' which shows Jones - who is believed to have set up home in Raqqa with her toyboy husband - is involved with the brigade at a 'high level' Experts say the slicky-edited video is the first 'real evidence' which shows Jones is involved with the brigade at a 'high level'. In the footage, a woman thought to be Jones is seen leading the female militia as they march single-file along a dusty road, waving their AK-47s in the air. The terrorists then gather in a group, shouting 'jihad' in chilling unison as they continue to thrust their weapons skywards. The three-minute footage also shows some of the fighters practising their shooting techniques, firing their guns in quick succession out of the camera's view. The footage then cuts to a woman, believed to be Jones, who is seen shouting furiously in Arabic, while punching her hand in the air. Surrounding her in a semi-circle, her fellow terrorists echo her sickening cries. Although the woman is dressed in traditional Islamic dress, which covers her distinctive blonde hair, experts are now comparing the footage to images of Jones to verify whether it is the same person. In the footage, a woman thought to be the former lead guitarist is seen leading the female militia as they march single-file along a dusty road, waving their AK-47s in the air . The three-minute footage also shows some of the fighters practising their shooting techniques, firing their guns in quick succession out of the camera's view . A security source told the Daily Mirror: 'Her public statements cause great concern and are being taken incredibly seriously. The threat she poses to our security should not be underestimated.' The Muslim convert, who was once an aspiring rock musician, is thought to have sneaked into Syria at the end of 2013 after an online romance with Junaid Hussain, 20. She fled the UK with her son Jojo, who

Summary: Guitarist Sally Jones, 45, ran away to Syria from Chatham, Kent, in 2013 . Mother-of-two set up home in Raqqa with toyboy husband Junaid Hussain . Footage shows her leading fighters in Arabic chants while waving AK-47s . Experts say video is first 'real evidence' she is involved with all-women al-Khanssaa Brigade at 'high level'


A 115-year-old Detroit-area woman now listed as the world's oldest living person still makes plans for a fishing trip each year and credits God for her longevity. Jeralean Talley of Inkster tops a list maintained by the Los Angeles-based Gerontology Research Group, which tracks the world's longest-living people. Gertrude Weaver, a 116-year-old Arkansas woman who was the oldest documented person for a total of six days, died on Monday. Talley was born May 23, 1899. Scroll down for video . The world's new oldest person: Jeralean Talley was born on May 23, 1899, and credits her long life to her faith . Celebrations: Jeralean Talley attends church as she celebrates her 114th birthday, making her the oldest living person in America, in Inkster, Michigan May 26, 2013. Talley was born in rural Montrose on May 23, 1899 . Asked for her key to longevity, the Detroit Free Press reports that she echoed previous answers on the topic. 'It's coming from above,' she told the newspaper. 'That's the best advice I can give you. It's not in my hands or your hands.' Michael Kinloch, 56, of Wayne County's Canton Township, is a GM engineer and longtime family friend of Talley's through their church. He said Talley's mental state is 'is very sharp.' R.I.P: Just days after becoming the world's oldest documented person, 116-year-old Gertrude Weaver died Monday. She is seen here on her birthday on July 3, 2014 . Arkansas supercentenarian Gertrude Weaver, born in 1898 to sharecropper parents, died on Monday, after inheriting title from 117-year-old Japanese woman just last week . 'It's unfortunate that other people passed away, but this has certainly elevated her,' Kinloch said. 'She's feeling no pain. She just can't get around like she used to.' Talley's husband died in 1988 and five generations of her family have lived in the Detroit area. In 2013, her 114th birthday drew the attention of President Barack Obama, who said in a personal note that she's 'part of an extraordinary generation.' Supercentenarian: Jeralean Talley sits at the head table during a celebration of her 115th birthday at the New Jerusalem Missionary Baptist Church in Inkster, Michigan May 25, 2014 . Kinloch said he's looking forward to taking Talley, despite her advanced age, on their annual fishing trip. 'We go to a trout pond in Dexter,' a community about 40 miles west of Detroit, Kinloch said. 'She really likes that.'

Summary: Jeralean Talley was born on May 23, 1899 . She credits her longevity to her faith . Inherited the title of world's oldest person following the death of Arkansas woman Gertrude Weaver, 116, on Monday . Friends said Talley remains 'very sharp' and goes on a yearly fishing trip .


For more than 2,000 years, invaders have been fighting over glorious Kefalonia. Romans, the Kingdom of Naples, the Venetian Republic, the Ottoman Empire, the French, British and, during the Second World War, the Italians and Germans have all left their mark. Fortunately, the present settlers - the Greeks themselves and the odd expat - have stoutly resisted the encroachment of mass tourism. So instead of fast-food restaurants you will find charming family-run tavernas that make this island a foodie heaven. Great forests of pines, cypress and cedars still sweep down the steep hillsides, often ending in cliffs of chalk as white as those at Dover, or in fine shingle and sand beaches, fringing a sea whose warm, sun-reflecting waters are of startling clarity. The famous curve of Myrtos beach, as well as many little inland villages, are seen on the road to Fiscardo . Inland, the roads, winding around mountains whose accessible slopes are swathed in olive groves and vineyards are blessedly free of excessive traffic. We landed at the island's only airport near the capital town of Argostoli, took a five-minute walk to the car-rental office and were quickly on our way to the village of Spartia on the southern coast - our first base of a two-centre holiday. Richard Johnson rejoices in unspoiled Kefalonia . We were staying first at the superb Villa Hephaestus. The view from our shady veranda was wonderful - indeed, my American wife called it 'awesome'. The sweep of Lourdas Bay, with its long sandy beaches, was spread out below us, while the neighbouring island of Zakynthos could be seen in the misty distance. Hephaestus is a modern villa with a well-equipped kitchen, and we love to cook. However, after a long day travelling, we decided we needed restorative cocktails, a carafe of white wine and a good fish dinner. Not fancying driving along twisting lanes, we called a taxi to take us to the beautifully situated and highly regarded Water Way restaurant at Spartia beach. The proprietor is a local fisherman, so the best of his catch goes to the kitchen, which is presided over by his wife, while his charming daughter Tepsi is in charge of front of house. From Lourdas Bay you can see Zakynthos Island, where the beautiful Shipwreck Beach (pictured) is found . A sweeping view across the turquoise waters of Lourdata Bay and the white stands of Lourdas Beach . The island is replete with diverse things to see on day trips but the nightlife is virtually non-existent, so we decided to stay home in the evenings and explore during the day. We checked out the string of beaches around Lourdas Bay and found plenty of good restaurants. At the top of a flight of easy steps from Lourdas beach, we found Lorraine's Magic Hill restaurant, with superb food lovingly prepared by the eponymous owner with ingredients from her husband's organic farm. The portions are generous and there's a great view across the bay to fellow Ionian isle Zakynthos. The popular Skala beach is just at the end of the

Summary: Visited Spartia in the south of Kefalonia and then Fiscardo, in the north . First, from Villa Hephaestus, could see Lourdas Bay and Zakynthos island . Charming local, family-run eateries were found throughout the island . Nightlife is virtually non-existent, so spent energy exploring during the day . Fiscardo, once a remote fishing port, is now a world-class yachting centre .


Stuart McCall has dismissed any thought of his Rangers future being decided before the end of the season as he stressed his Ibrox revival had yet to achieve anything. McCall has restored a buoyancy to the club and won approval from supporters after three successive wins — including triumphs over Hibs and Hearts — ahead of tonight’s trip to face Queen of the South. The former Motherwell boss arrived last month on a deal until the end of the season, with a brief to try to rekindle their promotion push. Stuart McCall has dismissed any thought of his Rangers future being decided before the end of the season . McCall has restored a buoyancy to the club and won approval from supporters after three successive wins . And he is adamant he doesn’t expect any meaningful talks with the Ibrox board until after the play-offs. ‘There’s been no conversation,’ said McCall. ‘At the moment there’s a feelgood factor about the club. ‘The only thing that has happened, apart from results improving, is that self-belief, confidence and morale have come back into the dressing room — along with the support — so we all seem to be onside. McCall is adamant that despite the revival, his Rangers side are yet to achieve anything in the Championship . ‘But that’s all it is. Nothing, I’d imagine, will happen with me until the end of the season. I’m totally, 100 per cent fine with that and all our focus is on winning. ‘We’ve done nothing. We’ve won three games. Football can change so quickly. We have got a really difficult game at Queen of the South, so we’re not taking anything for granted. ‘Contract-wise for me, I know my gig. I’m here until the end of the season and beyond that, I honestly don’t know.’ Shane Ferguson is finally set to arrive at Murray Park next week as part of the loan deal from Newcastle . Meanwhile, Shane Ferguson is finally set to arrive at Murray Park next week, two months after being part of the controversial five-man loan deal struck with Newcastle United. McCall is a fan of the Northern Ireland international but is cautious about his chances of featuring after a long-term knee injury. ‘I think he has done almost two weeks of training,’ said McCall. ‘Unless he is one of these lads who is really fit and can come straight back into it, he will need at least three or four Under-20s games.’

Summary: Stuart McCall has led Rangers to three successive wins in recent weeks . Triumphs against Hibs and Hearts won supporters' approval . But he says he does not expect new contract talks until after play-offs . McCall stresses that Rangers are yet to achieve anything despite revival .


An Australian businesswoman has come out on top against the world's 13th richest billionaire after stopping BeneFit Cosmetics from using the term 'Brow Bar' exclusively. Beautician Chernae Noonan, who founded eyebrow shaping business The Brow Bar, has blocked the cosmetic giant's application to trademark the phrase. BeneFit is owned by Louis Vuitton Moet Hennessy (LVMH), which is run by luxury goods tycoon Bernard Arnault. Australian beautician Chernae Noonan founded eyebrow shaping business The Brow Bar in 2003 . Mr Arnault's estimate wealth is thought to be $37.4 billion and makes him the second richest person in France, according to Forbes. The case between Ms Noonan and BeneFit was heard in the Australian Trade Marks Office earlier this year in February and ruled in the Queensland woman's favour. Ms Noonan started her business in 2003 in her Springwood home and since then it has seen 'significant growth'. She has rolled out six stores across Australia - including on the Gold Coast, Sydney and Melbourne. She has stopped BeneFit Cosmetics from using 'Brow Bar' exclusively after the company launched an application to trademark the term in Australia . The Brow Bar services 'women of relatively high disposable income aged 25 to 55' along with a small group of men. Ms Noonan took action against BeneFit when the cosmetics giant sought to trademark 'Brow Bar' in Australia in 2011. BeneFit is owned by luxury goods company LVMH, which is run by the world's 13th richest billionaire, Bernard Arnault (pictured) She said customers would confuse her business, The Brow Bar, with BeneFit Brow Bar at Myer stores in Western Australia, New South Wales, Australian Capital Territory, Queensland, South Australia and Victoria. According to the ruling, Ms Noonan said journalists, media writers and online forum contributors often confused the two. Lawyers for BeneFit told the Australian Trade Marks Office the company had already trademarked the term in Hong Kong and Mexico, and had been using the name in its United States stores since 2003. Hearing officer Nicole Worth said she did not consider the word 'Brow Bar' to be used commonly enough to be deemed as 'generic' as lawyers for BeneFit argued. She added the addition of the word 'BeneFit' to 'Brow Bar' also did not help differentiate the cosmetic giant's services from Ms Noonan's business. 'Additionally, although [BeneFit] did not know of [Ms Noonan's] trademark when it adopted the phrase "browbar" in the USA, it is reasonable to expect that it ought to have checked the Australian market for conflicting trade marks before entering it,' Ms Worth said. 'It also continued to expand its business under the [trademark] in the knowledge that a prior conflicting mark was registered and being used... That it did so is a risk it chose to bear.' Daily Mail Australia has contacted Ms Noonan for further comment but she did not wish to as BeneFit is appealing the decision. A statement on the matter has also been sought from the cosmetics brand.

Summary: Owner Chernae Noonan stopped BeneFit Cosmetics from using 'Brow Bar' The Queenslander said her business was often mistaken as beauty giant's . BeneFit Cosmetics is run by French luxury goods tycoon Bernard Arnault . He is the 13th richest billionaire in the world and is worth $37.4 billion . BeneFit are appealing the decision made by Australian Trade Marks Office .


Paul Scholes believes the turning point of Manchester United’s season came when Angel di Maria was sent off against Arsenal in FA Cup as it allowed Louis van Gaal to turn to his fringe players. Di Maria was sent off in the Cup tie at Old Trafford after picking up two yellow cards – one for simulation and one for decent – and forced the United boss to change his starting line-up. The £60million signing missed Manchester United’s impressive 3-0 win over Tottenham in which Marouane Fellaini was one of the stand out players and a result that sparked United’s impressive run of form which has seen them go on and beat Liverpool and Manchester City in recent weeks. Marouane Fellaini celebrates scoring against Manchester City as United continue their good run of form . Angel di Maria was sent off against Arsenal in the FA Cup back in March . Writing in his Independent column, Scholes said: ‘When I look back on the key changes, I still feel that Angel Di Maria’s red card against Arsenal was critical in allowing Van Gaal to build this new-look team. Looking at the side it seems to me to be a triumph of the underdog – Juan Mata, Marouane Fellaini, Ashley Young. All of whom looked like they could be out the picture at the start of the season and are now having a big impact.’ Despite United’s impressive run of form which has seen them pick up 25 points from their last 10 games – Scholes says they are still some way off challenging for the title and putting a good run a form together towards the end of the season is not what makes a great team. Juan Mata has been in good form for United in recent games scoring three in his last three games . Paul Scholes says United's good run of form has come at a time when they have nothing to play for . Scholes says United needed to be consistent throughout the season and build up towards the end of the campaign – and not just turn on the style when they have nothing to play for. He added: ‘Amidst all this revival spirit I should point one thing out. United are putting the results together now with the pressure off, to a large extent. They are too far off in the title race – barring a total collapse from Chelsea – and the only thing to play for is a Champions League place. How many times over the years have we seen Arsenal turn on the form to get their top four spot at the end of the season when they have no chance of winning the title? ‘It is all well and good being strong in the last three months. The really serious teams are in there from the start and they get stronger before Christmas and then into the run-in. There is a big difference between title form and a late surge for a Champions League place.’

Summary: Angel di Maria's red card forced Louis van Gaal to look at other players . Juan Mata, Marouane Fellaini and Ashley Young have been in good form in recent matches . Paul Scholes says United are playing well when they have nothing to play for .


A rescue cat in Utah has become an unlikely mother to a litter of abandoned puppies. Video footage shows the friendly feline named Kit letting the four newborn Chihuahuas nuzzle her fluffy belly. The pups were apparently discovered in a discarded shoe box on Tuesday afternoon and taken to the Humane Society for immediate treatment. A note on the cardboard container, left on a woman's car, indicated they were born last Friday and their mother had died. Scroll down for video . Taking them under her paw: A rescue cat in Utah has become an unlikely mother to four abandoned puppies . In a bid to save their lives, vets decided to put the young dogs with a surrogate cat. The pairing proved to be an instant success. As Kit the tabby had recently nursed her own kittens, she was able to feed the puppies with her own milk. Her pregnant sister, Kat, also helped out with mothering duties, letting the pups play in her fur. Cute: Video footage shows the friendly feline named Kit letting the newborn Chihuahuas nuzzle her belly . Homeless: The pups were apparently discovered in a discarded shoe box on Tuesday afternoon and taken to the Humane Society for immediate treatment . However, she later went into labor and Kit was left in change . Deann Shepherd, a spokesperson for the Human Society, said the puppies' survival is currently uncertain as it's not known how long they were left without food or water. 'We're very hopeful that they will make it,' she added. The Humane Society is now looking for a foster volunteer who can take the puppies home once they've been given the all-clear. Perfect timing: As Kit the tabby had recently nursed her own kittens she was able to feed the puppies with her own milk - her pregnant sister, Kat, also helped out with mothering duties . Temporary shelter: A note on the cardboard container, left on a woman's car, indicated they were born last Friday and their mother had died .

Summary: The pups were apparently discovered in a discarded shoe box on Tuesday afternoon and taken to the Humane Society for immediate treatment . In a bid to save their lives, vets decided to put the young dogs with a surrogate cat . The pairing proved to be an instant success . As Kit the tabby had recently nursed her own kittens, she was able to feed the puppies with her own milk .


Ryanair passengers travelling to Edinburgh and Zadar, Croatia were delayed for hours after two of the budget airline’s planes clipped wings at Dublin Airport this morning. Photos snapped by travellers show the tip of a winglet dangling by a thread after clipping the other plane - and it's the second time in six months two Ryanair planes have collided at Ireland's busiest airport. Passengers escaped injury when the planes collided as they taxied to a runway shortly before 8am, but the incident caused disruption for hundreds of travellers. Passengers snapped photos of the damaged winglet after two Ryanair planes collided at Dublin Airport . Passengers escaped injury after two Ryanair planes clipped wings while taxiing to a runway at Dublin Airport . Passenger Shannen Murphy, who was seated on the Edinburgh-bound plane which lost part of its winglet, told MailOnline Travel: ‘We were just about to approach the runway and there was another Ryanair plane quite close, but I thought maybe it had broken down or something. ‘And then next of all there was a jerk in the plane, which felt like we had gone over a really big pothole.’ Moments later the pilot announced over the tannoy that there had been ‘an incident’ with another plane and passengers would have to return to the terminal. Shannen said passengers were stuck on the plane for up to 90 minutes, as they waited for buses to arrive, and they arrived in Edinburgh about three hours behind schedule. ‘As soon as we were off [the bus] we were taken straight to a new plane and within 30 minutes we were up in the air.’ One of the Ryanair planes' winglets was left dangling after the collision on a taxiway at Dublin Airport . Emergency services attended the scene of the collision as a precaution. Passengers on board both planes were taken back to the terminal by bus and put on replacement aircraft to continue their journeys to Scotland and Croatia. The Boeing 737s involved in the collision were taken out of service to undergo inspections and any necessary repairs. The collision caused delays for other flights, with one passenger tweeting: '2 jets hit at Dublin, my flight to Malaga delayed'. Dublin Airport said in a tweet: ‘No injuries on the two aircraft which clipped each other on a taxiway this am. Passengers in process of being taken off the aircraft.’ A passenger snapped this photo of the Boeing 737s after they collided while taxiing to a runway . Emergency services attended the scene of the collision as a precaution, but were not needed . Dublin Airport sent a series of tweet urging passengers to check their flight status . Referring to a similar incident that occurred in October, one passenger wrote on Twitter: ‘Ryanair have done it again, two aircraft have collided while taxiing to the runway #ryanair #facepalm’. A Ryanair spokesperson said the collision occurred as two planes ‘were taxiing slowly’ to the runway. The spokesperson told MailOnline Travel: ‘The winglet of one aircraft appears to have scraped the tail fin of the

Summary: Planes were preparing to depart Dublin for Edinburgh and Zadar, Croatia . Airline said they were under the instruction of air traffic control . Winglet of one aircraft appears to have scraped the tail fin of the other . It's the second time in six months two Ryanair planes have collided .


Following Raheem Sterling's interview on Wednesday, in which he said he was not ready to sign a new contract at Liverpool, blogger David Tyrer of Live4Liverpool gives the view from Merseyside. While I hate to use social media as a gauge of opinions, Raheem Sterling’s interview didn’t go down well at all. It was ill-timed and, regardless of what Sterling and his agent hoped, he didn’t come across very well. Some of his answers only fuelled the fire really. I’m hoping that that wasn’t the whole point, as we’ve seen these sorts of situations engineered by agents before. The interview has almost certainly changed the way the fans feel about him. There will be a lot of fans that are of the opinion: ‘let him go’. Obviously, with the caveat that we get our money’s worth! Raheem Sterling returns to Liverpool training after the international break and shakes hands with manager Brendan Rodgers . Sterling risked angering Liverpool fans after he said in an interview he was not ready to sign a contract . Sterling trains ahead of the weekend's game with Arsenal . It’s always disappointing when a young player gets his head turned, but there’s a sense of ungratefulness about the whole situation, considering how the club has nurtured him and paid him well throughout. Personally, I think he has the potential to be worth so much more than the £100,000-a-week contract he’s turned down. But it’s only that: potential. At present, he’s arguably in the top five best young players in the world but, obviously at his age, he’s also prone to bouts of inconsistency and prolonged poor form. He hasn’t been great recently and was awful against Man Utd. Sterling has been linked with a move to Arsenal - the team he is preparing to face at the weekend . Raheem Sterling played for England in the 4-0 Euro 2016 qualifier against Lithuania . And while I’d be willing to see the club give him £100k a week – possibly £120k a week - the club shouldn’t do everything it can to keep him. Definitely not. Liverpool fans have a popular mantra: no player is bigger than the club. Admittedly, we stretch the rules for truly great players (Suarez, a recent example) but Sterling is nowhere near. If he wants out, I’m sure the club will handle it the way they have before. Frustration over Sterling’s situation has been building for a while, and many fans are now of the belief that if he wants to go he’s welcome to. Personally, I don’t like players holding the club to ransom. He has as much chance of winning trophies here as he does anywhere (other than money-rich clubs such as Chelsea or Man City). Sterling did not have his best game in a Liverpool shirt during the defeat at Manchester United . Liverpool fans have a mantra that no player is bigger than the club . If Sterling was to move to Arsenal then it would not go down well with Liverpool fans . But if he does end

Summary: Raheem Sterling said he was not ready to sign a new Liverpool contract . Fans mantra at Liverpool is that no player is bigger than the club . Liverpool fans have grown frustrated with the ongoing situation . READ: Rodgers insists Sterling will not leave Liverpool this summer . Sterling is not being disloyal in postponing contract talks, says PFA chief . CLICK HERE for all the latest Liverpool news .


Jenson Button could do no more than 'look at the positives' in the wake of another frustrating day at the wheel of his faltering McLaren. After stopping on track in each of the practice sessions on Friday due to technical issues, Button made it a hat-trick in qualifying for the Bahrain Grand Prix. After just three corners of the Bahrain International Circuit, the 35-year-old ground to a halt with what the team believe to be another electrical issue. Jenson Button was given a lift back to the pits on a motorcycle by a marshal after his engine failure . In first practice on Friday, the engine in Button's car cut out at the first corner of his opening quick lap due to an electrical failure, and then come FP2 a sensor issue forced him to pull over. Racing director Eric Boullier insists the problems are 'unrelated', and 'just glitches stopping the car'. The latest glitch, however, means Button will start the race 20th and last - his lowest grid slot since the 2008 Canadian Grand Prix, when he was driving for current power-unit suppliers Honda. In contrast, and on the upside, team-mate Fernando Alonso managed to get a McLaren into Q2 for the first time this season and will start 14th. Describing his emotions, Button said: 'We're racing drivers and you want to drive your racing car as fast as you can. 'Obviously when you are limited to running in P1 and P2, with two stops on the circuit, it's tough. 'But given how things felt this weekend, in terms of driving the car this morning, it felt pretty good. Button jumps out of his McLaren after failing to complete the qualifying session in Bahrain . 'I was quite happy with it. I ended up 11th. It's still only P3, but it was a good feeling. 'With Fernando in qualifying, our best qualifying getting into Q2, you have to look at the positives. 'You would say we're definitely making progress - we're improving every race we go to - but just a tough weekend on my side of the garage.' Alonso finished just four tenths of a second off reaching the top-10 shoot-out, but concedes he needs a helping hand if he is to finish in the points. The double world champion said: 'We're a little closer than any other race this year, but we have to keep our feet on the ground. Fernando Alonso managed to get a McLaren into Q2 for the first time this season . '(On Saturday) we were 14th fastest, so (on Sunday) if nothing happens we will be 14th fastest in the race probably. 'This is not enough to be in the points. We know our limitations are still there, so we will try to do our best. 'Races can change quickly. Some things can happen at the start, with pit stops, so we will take any opportunity we have. 'The main priority is to finish the race, hopefully with both cars, to learn as much as we can with this car. 'The position at the

Summary: Jenson Button suffering a third car failure of the weekend in Bahrain . The Brit ground to a halt with another electrical issue on Saturday . Latest glitch means the McLaren driver will be last on the grid on Sunday .


Samantha Crossland escaped a custodial sentence after the £22,000 she admitted stealing from her employer and friend had been repaid in full . The daughter of a millionaire lottery winning couple who stole over £22,000 from a children’s nursery has escaped jail - after the cash was paid back. Samantha Crossland, 30, was pocketing parents’ fees being paid to the Child’s Play day nursery she worked at in a trusted position. She had been told she faced a custodial sentence unless the money was paid back and Crossland - whose parents made over a million on the lotto - handed back the cash. Nursery owner Lynda Quigley confirmed that the amount stolen - £22,642 - had been paid into her bank account on from an “S. Crossland”. It was not clear whether this was Samantha - or her mother Susan Crossland. Crossland had even been promoted to manager at the nursery by its owner who knew her and trusted her. Much of the money was taken from a cash box on the wall that parents left their fees in. Leeds Crown Court court heard that only Crossland and Mrs Quigley had keys to this. It was only when Mrs Quigley returned to the nursery in Dewsbury, West Yorkshire in early 2014, that she became aware of discrepancies in the accounts. In total these came to £22,642. Crossland was arrested and gave four no comment interviews. She later pleaded guilty to one count of theft. The court heard today that Mrs Quigley had received £22,643 via bank transfer on April 22. Crossland, of Mirfield, West Yorkshire was sentenced to a 12-month community order and 180 hours unpaid work. Recorder Ray Singh said: 'You were in a position of significant trust by Miss Quigley. You were left alone to deal with the money, it is therefore a breach of trust. 'Staff parents and the like were no doubt finding it very difficult to understand what was happening.” Mrs Quigley, who has had the nursery for 14-years, said after the hearing: 'I feel really relieved that I’m finally going to get closure now that the court case has finished and the money taken has been repaid in full. 'I’m happy that justice has been served after what has been a very difficult year. 'But I still have no idea why she did this to me - why a good friend would betray me like this.' Crossland's parents Michael and Susan won more than £1.2 million on the lottery back in July 2008 . The money was stolen by Crossland, pictured, from the Child's Play nursery in west Yorkshire . Crossland refused to comment on her sentence while leaving court. Crossland’s parents, Susan and Michael, hit the headlines after winning £1.2 million on the lottery in 2008. At the time of their win, mum-of-four Susan said she believed her £1,218,618 windfall was down to her late father Barrie - as she played his numbers each week in the two years since he had died. Speaking in July 2008, she said: She said: 'My win must be

Summary: Samantha Crossland admitted stealing more than £22,000 from her friend . The 30-year-old was a manager at the Child's Play nursery in Dewsbury . She took the money from a cash box containing the children's fees . Crossland avoided a custodial sentence after the money was repaid in full .


Freddie Gray should have received medical attention at the spot where he was arrested - before he was put inside a police van, authorities said Friday. Baltimore police have come under intense scrutiny after Gray was taken into custody and suffered an unexplained spinal injury that led to his death. Six officers have been suspended with pay as local police and federal authorities investigate. However, commissioner Anthony Batts has ruled out the possibility of his resignation. Scroll down for video . 'That's not going to happen': Baltimore police commissioner Anthony Batts ruled out his resignation despite that fact that his deputy admitted they should have sought medical attention for Freddie Gray . Batts addressed a news conference in Baltimore on Friday amid growing calls for him to step down . Concession: Police admit they should have sought medical help for Freddie Gray (pictured being detained on April 12) when he requested assistance in the police car. He was later pronounced dead . Commissioner Batts said the investigation is being refined and the picture is getting 'sharper and sharper.' He did not elaborate. As for calls for his resignation, he said: 'That's not going to happen.' Gray, who is black, was arrested April 12 after he made eye contact with officers and ran away, police said. Officers held him down, handcuffed him and loaded him into a police van. While inside, he became irate and leg cuffs were put on him, police have said. Gray died on Sunday, April 19, after he 'had his spine 80 per cent severed at his neck' while in police custody . Gray was not buckled in by a seat belt, a violation of the police department's policy. He asked for medical help several times, and after a 30-minute ride that included three stops, paramedics were called. At some point - either during his arrest or inside the van - he suffered a mysterious spinal injury. Authorities have not explained how or when it occurred. Deputy police commissioner Kevin Davis said Friday that Gray should have received medical attention at the spot of his arrest. Bystander video shows Gray screaming as officers carried him to the van, his legs appearing limp. After a week of protests, people angry over the death promised their biggest march Saturday, when they would try to 'shut down' the city. The demonstrators say Gray's death shows police mistreatment of blacks in Baltimore and throughout the country. The mayor thanked protesters for being peaceful so far. She expects the results of the investigation to be turned over to prosecutors in a week, and they will decide whether any criminal charges will be filed. 'I will not deny we have had a very long and complicated history on issues such as these,' Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake said. 'But it's important to remember that we have an equally long history of peaceful and legal protest.' Asked if Gray's possible 'rough ride' is a one-off, the mayor said: 'It's clearly not a one-off. The reason we have the policy around seat belts in the police vans is because

Summary: Freddie Gray, who is black, asked for medical help but was denied during 30-minute police car ride, eventually paramedics were called . Deputy police commissioner Kevin Davis conceded their failure . But chief commissioner refuses to resign over the death . Six officers are suspended without pay during an investigation .


They are the easy-to-drink cocktails that come in pretty colours and sweet flavours. But don't be fooled by their innocent appearance. These drinks often contain high amounts of alcohol and drinking too many of them can leave your head spinning... or worse. Scroll down for video . Colourful cocktails are deceptively easy to drink but can sometimes contain vast quantities of alcohol . The Zombie is a fruity cocktail made from three different types of rum, lime juice, falernum, Angostura bitters, Pernod, grenadine, cinnamon syrup and grapefruit juice . Made with high-proof alcohol and hardly any mixers, these ten cocktails are sure to floor even the hardiest of drinker. From Jungle Juice and Caribou Lou to Negroni, Death In The Afternoon and Sazerac, Femail reveals the 10 most alcoholic cocktails in the world. According to drinkaware.co.uk, men should not regularly drink more than three to four units of alcohol a day. Women should not regularly drink more than two to three units a day. One alcohol unit equals one 25ml single measure of spirits. 1. Zombie . A smooth, fruity cocktail originally served heated, the Zombie was concocted in the 1930s by Donn Beach, a restaurant owner in Hollywood. The cocktail's ingredients were a heavily guarded secret. However, according to the original recipe, published in drinks book Sippin' Safari, the drink was made from three different kinds of rum, lime juice, falernum, Angostura bitters, Pernod, grenadine, and 'Don's Mix,' a combination of cinnamon syrup and grapefruit juice. The cocktail is so strong that Don The Beachcomber restaurants limit their customers to two Zombies apiece. What makes this so alcoholic? Three types of rum: 40 per cent ABV . Pernod: 40 per cent ABV . Angostura bitters: 44.7 per cent ABV . 2. Jungle Juice . This cocktail is made fresh fruits which have been steeped overnight in an entirely bottle of grain alcohol before being served up, in the style of punch, to unsuspecting drinkers. The recipe for this particular drink comes from The Bartender’s Black Book by Stephen Kittredge Cunningham. To bring down the alcohol levels, you can add a mixer like lemonade although this is frowned upon. Connoisseurs say that when it is made correctly it doesn't taste anything like alcohol at all. What makes this so alcoholic? 1 litre bottle of grain alcohol: 95 per cent ABV . 3. Death In The Afternoon . A classic concoction of champagne and absinthe, this luxe cocktail was invented by Ernest Hemingway and is also called Hemingway Champagne. Relatively simple to make, the recipe's original instructions appear in 1935 cocktail book and were contributed by Hemingway himself, who wrote: 'Pour one jigger absinthe into a champagne glass. Add iced champagne until it attains the proper opalescent milkiness. Drink three to five of these slowly.' The drink rarely appears on menus but can be ordered from bartenders. What makes this so alcoholic? Absinthe: 45 per cent ABV . Champagne: 12 per cent alcohol . Jungle Juice (left) is made by steeping fruits overnight in 100 per cent grain alcohol. This Negroni (right) contains

Summary: Ernest Hemingway credited for potent absinthe-Champagne cocktail . The Zombie has three types of rum, Pernod, grenadine and a secret mix . Bone Dry Martini is 100 per cent alcohol and also known as Pass the Bottle .


Former Chelsea defender Paulo Ferreira expects his compatriot Jose Mourinho to remain in charge at Stamford Bridge for 'a long, long time'. The Portuguese manager, 52, is leading the Blues towards their fourth Barclays Premier League title in his second stint at Stamford Bridge - two championships arrived during his original tenure. Retired right-back Ferreira, who followed Mourinho from Porto in 2004 before spending nine years in west London, believes his countryman's desire to succeed with Chelsea knows no bounds. Jose Mourinho is on the cusp of winning his third Premier League title during two spells with Chelsea . Former defender Paulo Ferreira expects Mourinho to stay at Chelsea for a long, long time . He said: 'When you are at this club you want to win titles and for next season it will be the same. The motivation is to win trophies. 'He wants to succeed and do well, for how long I do not know. I think everyone at the club wants him to stay for a long, long time. 'I think everyone would like to see him in control for many years but in football, anything can happen.' While Mourinho remains the toast of SW6 and still has two years on his latest Chelsea contract, another recently returned club favourite could be on his way out this summer. Didier Drogba has scored only three league goals since rejoining on a one-year contract last July, but Ferreira hopes the Ivorian striker, now 37, gets to experience a 10th season with the Blues. Former Portugal international Ferreira would also like to see Didier Drogba extend his stay at Stamford Bridge . Speaking on behalf of club sponsors Gazprom, Ferreira added: 'I would love to see him stay for another season but I don't know what he wants or what the club wants from him. 'Let's see what happens at the end of the season. 'He has the motivation to keep winning and keep playing and I want to hear what happens at the end of the season.' Ferreira played for Chelsea for nine years after following Mourinho from Porto in 2004 . Ferreira has been kept busy representing Chelsea as their European youth league ambassador but is also taking his coaching badges. The 36-year-old has not ruled out pursuing a role within the Blues' training set-up at Cobham. He added: 'I've just finished my (UEFA) B licence so I need two more years to finish, I hope. 'At the moment I'm just concentrating on finishing and then let's see what happens. It's just important to have it and then, who knows?' Paulo Ferreira was speaking on behalf of Gazprom, the energy behind Chelsea FC and a funding partner of the Chelsea Foundation Pimlico Premier League Kicks programme.

Summary: Jose Mourinho returned to Chelsea in 2013 for a second spell at the club . The Portuguese boss looks set to lead Chelsea to the title this season . Former defender Paulo Ferreira expects Mourinho to stay for a 'long time' Ferreira followed Mourinho to Stamford Bridge from Porto in 2004 .


Hillary Clinton looks set to come under renewed pressure to explain herself after a letter revealed she had been asked about her use of private email by a House committee two years ago - but refused to answer. Representative Darrell Issa asked then Secretary of State Clinton whether she, or any of her senior staff, had used a personal email account 'to conduct official business' in December 2012. But Issa, who wrote as chairman of the House committee on oversight and government reform, was ignored until more than a month after Clinton had stepped down in February 2013. And even then, the reply did not answer the question - instead going into detail over the State Department's email policy. Silence: Representative Darrell Issa (left) asked the State Department about the use of personal email for official business in December 2012, but didn't receive any answer until Clinton (right) had left the department . The leaked letter, obtained by the New York Times, casts a further shadow over Clinton just days into her bid to become the Democrat's 2016 presidential candidate. The former First Lady found herself at the centre of a storm in recent months after it was revealed she used her personal address during her time as Secretary of State. Even her Twitter profile picture was dragged into the row: it showed her on her Blackberry apparently sending emails while en route to Libya in September 2011. But there is no record of any emails on her official account that day - and she has since removed the picture from her account. Clinton has confirmed that she exclusively used her private account, calling it a matter of 'convenience', admitting to deleting thousands of emails. Clinton, however, has insisted every relevant email was now in the hands of the State Department. But critics say by using her personal email account, she has avoided scrutiny. The presidential hopeful handed over 55,000 emails sent from her personal email account between 2009 and 2013 - her time as Secretary of State - but it is not yet known what they contained. However, it has already been claimed that the documents have 'huge gaps'. Shadow: Clinton is likely to want to play down this latest revelation as she begins campaigning in Iowa . Campaigning: Clinton is hoping to win over voters with a more personal approach than in 2007 . Clinton is likely to want to play down these latest revelations, as she begins a campaign for nomination which is set to last until the end of June next year. A Clinton aide told the New York Times on Tuesday 'her usage was widely known to the over 100 department and U.S. government colleagues she emailed, as her address was visible on every email she sent'. Clinton is currently on a two day tour of Iowa, opening her 2016 campaign with visits to a family-owned produce company and speaking with small-business leaders outside Des Moines. The decision to focus on smaller, more personal interactions during the campaign is in stark contrast to 2007, when she spoke

Summary: Letter to State Department in December 2012 asked about personal email . But there was no response until March 2013 - seven weeks after Clinton left . Reply did not answer query about personal email use for official business . Latest revelation casts further shadow as Clinton begins White House bid .


Police remain hopeful they will find missing 11-year-old Luke Shambrook who went missing from a campsite in Victoria on Friday. An increased number of police and other emergency crews continue to scour the thick bushland areas around Lake Eildon in an effort to find the boy. Search co-ordinator Acting Senior Sergeant Andrew Walker said Luke had a “very high pain tolerance”, a factor that would work in his favour given he has now been missing for days. Scroll down for video . The Shambrook family with children (left to right) Luke, 11, Lauren, 7, and Matthew, 10 . Luke Shambrook was last seen on the national park at 9.30am on Good Friday. It is understood he wandered off and has not been seen since . “Hence the reason why we’re out searching. We’re still hopeful that we can find him,” Sgt Walker said. The 11-year-old, who is autistic, was reportedly seen walking near the Devils River on Sunday, four kilometres south of his campsite where he was last seen. Search crews have rushed to the location and police remain comfortable that the young boy is still alive. Luke has now been missing for four days. A Victorian Police spokeswoman told AAP late on Sunday that a family saw a young boy matching Lukes description while they were driving in the Devils River vicinity. With temperatures dropping to as low as eight degree Celsius, Senior Sergeant Ralph Willingham believes that the fourth day of searching will have a further level of urgency. 'The advice I'm getting from our search and rescue experts having regard to the overnight temperatures and the daytime temperatures is that he could well still be out there,' he said. 'We've got to be realists but we're positive, the family's positive.' However, Luke may not even know he is lost and is known to frequently hide, according to his family. He was last seen leaving Candlebark Campground in Fraser National Park near Lake Eildon at 9.30am on Good Friday. Luke has limited speech and his family says he is probably confused, and he may not even be aware he is lost. Campers are helping rescue teams including the air wing, dog squad, local police and SES volunteers in the search of thick bushland. Police hold hope that Luke has been able to stay reasonably warm as he was last seen wearing a beanie and warm jacket. There was a moment of hope when a beanie was found by the search party, however it was decided it did not belong to Luke. The Candlebark Campground in Fraser National Park, central Victoria, where Luke went missing on Friday . Having met Luke's family during a push to open a special school in Melbourne's southeast, Opposition emergency services spokeman Brad Battin says it's devastating to hear the 11-year-old is missing. He says Luke's parents Tim and Rachel have been updating him on the search and appreciate the efforts of all those out looking for their little boy. 'He's a lovely young kid,' Mr Battin told AAP on Sunday. 'He displays all the characteristics

Summary: Luke Shambrook was last seen leaving Candlebark Campground on Friday . There has been an unconfirmed sighting of Luke with police acting quickly . The 11-year-old was reportedly seen walking 4 kms from his campsite . Police remain hopeful they will find Luke, who has 'high pain tolerance' Luke has limited speech and his family says he is probably confused . A large search is being carried by a medley of search and rescue teams . Police also said conditions are favourable for his survival overnight . They have issued an extensive description of Luke and his clothing .