This is the terrifying moment that one wrong move sent a climber tumbling 10 metres down an icy cliff face. Karlis Bardelis, 30, from Latvia, was attempting to scale the cliff in Coire an Lochain, Scotland, when the accident happened. And footage from a camera mounted to his helmet shows the very second that his climbing axe came loose. Mr Berdalis said: 'I was just thinking "I hope I land somewhere soft and don't break any bones".' Scroll down for video . The footage shows climber Karlis Bardelis carefully traversing the ridge, left, but one wrong move sends him tumbling down the icy cliff face in Coire an Lochain, Scotland, right . You see his feet literally above his head as he continues to fall down the mountain head-first . Karlis Bardelis, left, and Gary Kinsey, right, on Headhunter's summit on January 28, 2012. Bardelis has only just released the footage of his terrifying fall on a training exercise in hospital . Between 0.12 and 0.20 seconds in the video below, you can see the axe slipping out of the ice and knocking his other axe out of position. Almost immediately his feet were in the air and Karlis can see nothing but his boots and the blue sky as he begins the terrifying fall down the 60m mountain. He continues to fall for three-and-a-half seconds until he's eventually saved by his safety rope after falling ten metres. But the experienced Latvian climber, who now works in Nepal, held his nerve after the tumble and even continued his ascent to the top. Bardelis scaling the mountain which he fell from. On the left you can see the safety rope that saved his life . Holding his nerve: The experienced climber grips the rock face on his ascent . He said: 'My ropes saved me and stopped my fall. 'These kind of falls are very dangerous because I'm carrying two ice tools and crampons, both of which are really sharp and could cause serious injuries. 'Obviously there's the risk of hitting a rock on my way down, which can cause serious fractures. 'I never think that I'm going to die in these situations - I never consider death as an option' Karlis had travelled to Scotland to take part in a training course organised by the British Mountaineering Council joining climbers from 26 countries. And he attempted the level six climb with some trepidation. Life on the line: Bardelis was rescued by his safety rope after his axe became dislodged from the ice, knocking the other out of position and sending him plunging down the mountain . He said: 'I was feeling excited about that climb but at the same time I was feeling scared in those difficult parts too. 'I fell because I made a mistake; I put one ice axe in a crack and was trying to put another one in but the placement wasn't good so it ripped the other one out. 'My crampons weren't in a stable place so I fell.' The footage shows Karlis tumble backwards from the

Summary: Karlis Bardelis, 30, was scaling the cliff face in Coire an Lochain, Scotland . Camera shows his axe come loose sending him tumbling down the cliff . He's eventually rescued by safety rope after a falling 10m in 3.5 seconds . Latvian Bardelis remarkably escaped injury and continued with his ascent .


The principal of an Islamic school has come under fire after he reportedly banned girls from running, amid fears it would cause them to lose their virginity. Former teachers of Al-Taqwa College, in Melbourne's outer western suburbs, claim in a letter sent to the state and federal education ministers that principal Omar Hallak was discriminating against female students. The Age reported that the Victorian Registration and Qualifications Authority is currently investigating the allegations. Omar Hallak, principal of Islamic School Al-Taqwa College in Melbourne, reportedly bans his female students from running . This comes a month after revelations that Mr Hallak was telling students at his school that Islamic State was not 'created' by Muslims, but was instead a plot against them by the West. The letter sent to ministers by a former teacher this week about the girls not being able to fully participate in sport claimed Mr Hallak believes there is 'scientific evidence' to back his claims. 'The principal holds beliefs that if females run excessively, they may 'lose their virginity',' the letter said. 'The principal believes that there is scientific evidence to indicate that if girls injure themselves, such as break their leg while playing soccer, it could render them infertile.' The principal of Al-Taqwa College banned female primary school students from participating in the 2013 and 2014 cross country district events, the teacher also claimed. A group of students wrote this letter to Mr Hallak when they discovered they had been banned from competing, and asked him to be 'fair' They said the principal had been unaware that the female students were training for the event, and got involved when he was notified. When they found out they had been prevented from competing, a group of female students penned a letter to their principal asking him to let them compete. 'This letter is about the cross country event that has been cancelled', the letter from 'cross country girls' read. 'Apparantly (sic) it is because girls can't run and that is really offensive to all the girls that were going to participate in the event. 'As a school principal you should treat all the subjects equally just to be fair to all the students that want to participate in a sport event', the letter continued. Last month it was reported that Mr Hallak was teaching students at his school (pictured) that Islamic State was not the doing of Muslims, but rather a plot against them . The note from the group of students also raises that point that 'it doesn't say girls can't run in the hadith (sayings of the prophet Mohammed)' and they should be able to participate as long as they are wearing 'appropriate clothes'. Education minister James Merlino has told 3AW the reports are concerning and the Victorian Registration and Qualifications Authority is investigating. "If true these are very concerning reports and I have asked the VRQA to investigate and report back to me," Mr Merlino has told 3AW on Thursday. When contacted by Daily Mail Australia Al-Taqwa College refused to comment. Last month it was reported

Summary: Al-Taqwa College principal banned female students from running . Former teachers claim believes it will cause them to lose their virginity . Students wrote a letter asking Omar Hallak saying it was 'unfair' Asked him to let them compete in cross country they had been training for .


Martina Navratilova's brief stint as coach of 2012 Wimbledon runner-up Agnieszka Radwanska is finished. Navratilova, who won 18 Grand Slam singles titles as a player, and Poland's Radwanska, who is currently ranked No 9, issued statements on Friday to announce the parting. They announced in December that they would work together. Martina Navratilova watches Agnieszka Radwanska in action during this year's Australian Open . Radwanska has struggled this season and was knocked out in the first round in Stuttgart this week . Radwanska is only 13-11 this season, including a first-round loss on Wednesday in a clay-court tournament at Stuttgart, Germany. A statement posted to Radwanska's Twitter account thanks Navratilova 'for her time and efforts over these last few months' and calls it a 'great experience to work with one of the all time greats.' The post adds that the women 'agreed that as Martina could not commit 100 (percent) to the project then it was not going to work as a long term partnership.' The French Open starts on May 24. Radwanska plays a forehand during her defeat by Sara Errani at the Porsche Grand Prix on Wednesday .

Summary: Martina Navratilova could not commit '100 per cent to the project' The pair only started working together in December last year . Agnieszka Radwanska is struggling for consistency this season . The Pole slumped to an early defeat in Stuttgart this week .


Nasa has finalised an ambitious mission to send a spacecraft closer to the sun than ever before. The Solar Probe Plus will carry four experiments into the corona and study the solar wind and energetic particles as they blast off the surface of the star . During the closest passes around the sun, temperatures outside the spacecraft will reach nearly 2,500 degrees Fahrenheit. Scroll down for video . Solar Probe Plus will carry four instrument suites into the corona and study the solar wind and energetic particles as they blast off the surface of the star. The launch window opens for 20 days starting on July 31, 2018. Over 24 orbits, the mission will use seven flybys of Venus to reduce its distance from the sun. The closest three will be just 3.8 million miles from the surface of the star. Solar Probe Plus is scheduled to launch aboard a United Launch Alliance Delta 4-Heavy rocket with an upper stage from Cape Canaveral Air Force Station, Florida. The launch window opens for 20 days starting on July 31, 2018. Over 24 orbits, the mission will use seven flybys of Venus to reduce its distance from the sun. The closest three will be just 3.8 million miles from the surface of the star. Scientists have long wanted to send a probe through the sun’s outer atmosphere, or corona, to better understand the solar wind and the material it carries into our solar system. The primary science goals for the Solar Probe Plus mission are to trace the flow of energy and understand the heating of the solar corona and to explore the physical mechanisms that accelerate the solar wind and energetic particles. To meet those objectives, Solar Probe Plus will carry four instrument suites into the corona and study the solar wind and energetic particles as they blast off the surface of the star. These instruments will study magnetic fields, plasma, and energetic particles, and will image the solar wind. The spacecraft and instruments will be protected from the sun’s heat by a 4.5-inch-thick carbon-composite shield. During the closest passes around the sun, temperatures outside the spacecraft will reach nearly 2,500 degrees Fahrenheit. How it will get there: Over 24 orbits, the mission will use seven flybys of Venus to reduce its distance from the sun. The small car-sized spacecraft will plunge directly into the sun's atmosphere approximately four million miles from our star's surface. It will explore a region no other spacecraft ever has encountered. The mission - which will fly closer to the sun than any spacecraft has before - reached a major milestone last month when it successfully completed its Critical Design Review, or CDR. An independent NASA review board met at the Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory, or APL, in Laurel, Maryland, March 16-20, 2015, to review all aspects of the mission plan. APL has designed and will build and operate the spacecraft for NASA. The CDR certifies that the Solar Probe Plus mission design is at an advanced stage and that fabrication, assembly, integration and testing of

Summary: Temperatures outside the spacecraft will reach 2,500 degrees Fahrenheit . Launch window opens for 20 days starting on July 31, 2018 .


A couple died in an apparent murder suicide after they got into a violent confrontation which turned deadly inside a home in Oklahoma. Preston Wright, 23, killed his girlfriend, Sarah Owen, 21, after he stabbed her several times with a knife then turned the weapon on himself at a house in Norman. Eyewitnesses said that Owen arrived at the house and was attempting to move her things out of a garage on 3417 Madra Street when the argument escalated. Scroll down for video . Tragic: Sarah Owen, 21, pictured, was attacked by her boyfriend Preston Wright, 23, with a knife, then turned the weapon on himself at a house in Norman, Oklahoma . House: Officers from Norman Police were met by a boy, thought to be Wright's brother, at a house on 3417 Madra Street, he told them his brother and his brother's girlfriend had been in a confrontation inside the home . Officers from Norman Police arrived on the scene where they were met by a boy who told them his brother and his brother's girlfriend had been in a confrontation, according to News 9. Once inside the residence, officers found a grisly scene at about 3:45 p.m. Sunday as the couple lay dead on the floor inside the house. According to the man's younger brother he was helping Owen move her belongings out of the garage -including furniture - into a van when an argument broke out. Eyewitness Eugene Rhoden, 49, lives across the street and told News 9 that he saw the woman, pull up to the house shortly after 3 p.m. in a van to get some of her belongings from her ex-boyfriend. 'She was wanting her stuff. She had items in the house or in the garage, and apparently she had broken up with the boyfriend.' However the couple began arguing on the porch for a while before she was allowed into the garage to remove some things. Rhoden said he heard the couple arguing again, and then he thought everything had died down as they both went inside. Death: Officers found a grisly scene at about 3:45 p.m. Sunday as Sarah Owen, pictured, and boyfriend Preston Wright lay dead on the floor . Eyewitness: Eugene Rhoden, 49, pictured, lives across the street and told News 9 that he saw the woman, pull up to the house shortly after 3 p.m. in a van to get some of her belongings from her ex-boyfriend . Norman police spokesman Captain Tom Easley said: 'The male had killed his girlfriend using a knife and then turned the weapon on himself' However, shortly afterwards, someone from inside the home dialed 911 and Rhoden saw the police make their way up the street with their guns drawn shouting 'police! Police found the couple dead with knife wounds and evidence indicates that the man attacked the woman with a knife and then turned the weapon on himself. Norman police spokesman Captain Tom Easley said: 'The male had killed his girlfriend using a knife and then turned the weapon on himself. 'It's tragic and

Summary: Preston Wright, 23, killed his girlfriend, Sarah Owen, 21, with a knife . Wright then turned the weapon on himself inside the home in Norman . Officers were met by a boy, thought to be Wright's brother, at the house . He said Owen had been cleaning out the garage when she got into a fight with Wright . Eyewitnesses first saw the couple arguing outside of the home . Police found the couple dead inside the house with severe stab wounds .


Police in Western Australia have come under fire after reports emerged that hundreds of officers unlawfully accessed information relating to the arrest of fallen AFL star Ben Cousins. Officers also reportedly accessed files containing information about Daniel Kerr, a fellow former West Coast Eagles player, according to The West Australian. The pair both made headlines in recent months, for different incidents, and according to the publication at least 300 police accessed the files. Acting Commissioner of West Australian Police, Stephen Brown confirmed to Daily Mail Australia an internal investigation is underway relating to access, but would not confirm or make comment about the people whose records had been accessed. Police in Western Australia have come under fire after reports emerged that hundreds of officers unlawfully accessed information relating to the arrests of fallen AFL star Ben Cousins (pictured on April 9) 'I can confirm that WA Police are currently investigating accesses, by a large number of police employees, to the records of high profile persons within our internal computer systems,' Commissioner Brown said in a statement. 'The focus of the investigation will be to determine if the accesses were justified having regard to the work role of each officer. This process will take some weeks, if not months, to complete. Allegations will be investigated under Section 440A of the Criminal Code, which states police officers face up to 12 months in prison or a $12,000 fine for unauthorised computer usage. 'The disappointing thing from my view is that the behaviour of these personnel has triggered a series of resource intensive internal investigations which will likely have criminal and/or internal disciplinary outcomes,' Mr Brown said. The disgraced football player (pictured during his career) was arrested three times in two weeks in March, and another warrant was issued for his arrest in April when he failed to front court . Cousins, pictured here in handcuffs arriving at court earlier in April, has a well-documented and public battle with methamphetamine . 'I suspect that the investigation will find that the majority of the accesses will have stemmed from mere curiosity, however this will not be known for sure until we undertake the investigation,' he added. In light of the incident the Acting Commissioner also assured West Australians that their information was safe. 'The community can rest assured that we hold their information in high regard and will conduct investigations into all suspected access breaches of our computer systems.' However the WA Police Union has reacted negatively to the news of an investigation, with president George Tilbury telling The West Australian officers had done nothing wrong. He said they exhibited 'professional curiosity' and added 'there is no suggestion in these cases of any corruption'. Ben Cousins was arrested three times in two weeks at the end of March, following a slew of erratic events . Cousins was spotted climbing onto the roof of a two-storey home in Perth earlier this month . Footage also emerged showing Cousins running through the streets away from police . Ben Cousins was arrested three times in two weeks at the

Summary: WA Police have come under fire for allegedly accessing Ben Cousin's files . 'Hundreds' of officers are said to have unlawfully accessed the documents . Police also reportedly looked at the files of former AFL player Daniel Keer . Acting Commissioner of West Australian Police, Stephen Brown confirmed there was an internal investigation underway . Would not comment on the identity of those whose files were accessed .


All smiles: Sanjay Chaddah outside court yesterday . A property developer who falsely accused his neighbour's son-in-law of a racist assault in a row over a new driveway smirked yesterday as he walked free from court. Sanjay Chaddah concocted a 'tissue of lies', claiming Dean Paton had kicked him and called him a 'P**i' following the 18-month boundary dispute in a genteel village in the Wirral. But the move backfired when police discovered that the altercation had been caught on CCTV and cleared Mr Paton of any wrongdoing. Yesterday Chaddah, 43, who claimed he was suffering from post-traumatic stress, punched the air with delight as he strolled free from court after being given a six-month suspended sentence for common assault and perjury. Liverpool Crown Court heard he had been embroiled in an ongoing spat with neighbours Steve and Tricia Boden after he dug up part of the block paving on their drive to make way for an ornate wall and railings around his home in Raby Mere. Despite their objections, he carried on transforming his modest £300,000 four-bedroom detached home into what residents in the upmarket village describe as a 'Bollywood palace'. Things came to a head in July when Chaddah and his wife Deepa spotted their neighbours' son-in-law Mr Paton moving a fence panel on the day their new driveway was being laid. Chaddah was so incensed he charged at Mr Paton, 31, and knocked him over. Police were called and Chaddah falsely accused the archaeologist of racially aggravated assault, only to be caught out by frame-by-frame footage from his neighbours' CCTV cameras. Last night Mr Paton said he was relieved the case was finally over. But he added: 'If I'd been prosecuted for racially aggravated assault you can bet I would have ended up in jail, not with a suspended prison sentence. 'I'm married with two kids but would have lost my business and my livelihood. Being branded racist – I couldn't really have been accused of anything worse. 'Chaddah is a bully who had to be told he couldn't take the law into his own hands.' Another neighbour said: 'Everyone's had problems with them (the Chaddahs). They've built this Bollywood-style palace for themselves and don't give a monkey's about others in the street not being able to get in and out of their drives for builders.' The court heard the dispute began when Mr and Mrs Boden, both 61, returned from a two-week holiday to Cuba to find their block paving had been dug up to make way for the Chaddahs' new 3ft tall wall and railings. Around 18 months later, Mr Paton, who was visiting his in-laws, tried to remove a fence panel the Bodens claimed was sticking out on to their property. Chaddah charged at Mr Paton, catching the taller man side-on and knocking him over. CCTV: Chaddah (top) attacks Mr Paton in the footage which cleared Mr Paton of any wrongdoing . The disputed fence which led to the incident. Mr Chaddah's home is on the left . Police were called and Chaddah invented the assault,

Summary: Property developer falsely accused neighbour's son-in-law of racist assault . Sanjay Chaddah said he was called a 'P**i' during dispute with Dean Paton . But police found CCTV footage that showed in fact he attacked Mr Paton . Yesterday Chaddah was given suspended sentence for assault and perjury . He punched the air with delight and smirked as he strolled free from court .


Newcastle supporters have been encouraged to stand up in protest against Mike Ashley’s running of the club when they face Swansea at St James’ Park on Saturday. Fans group AshleyOut.com was behind last Sunday’s boycott of the 3-1 defeat at home to Spurs, which saw at least 10,000 supporters stay away as their side lost a sixth game on the spin. And now they are encouraging fans to ‘Stand Up To Ashley’ this weekend. Newcastle announced record profits of £18.7million earlier this month before revealing that a further £34m is sat in the bank. Newcastle United fans have planned a mass protest against owner Mike Ashley on Saturday afternoon . At least 10,000 supporters stayed away from St James' Park for the club's last home game against Spurs . Fans are unhappy at the club's lack of ambition, despite owner Ashley having £34million in the bank . Fans are upset and alarmed at what they see as a lack of investment and ambition which has left them with a threadbare squad in danger of relegation. A statement from AshleyOut.com read: ‘For those fans wishing to attend the Swansea game, we request them to #StandUpToAshley after 34 minutes of the game, to represent the fact that having no manager and a threadbare squad devoid of quality, yet having £34m in the bank is not an acceptable situation.’ They added: ‘We have seen a vast increase of awareness for Mike Ashley’s failed ownership of Newcastle United in the local and national media and amongst fans who were previously resigned to apathy. ‘These fans have now hopefully found a vehicle to express their profound dissatisfaction with the situation the club finds itself in, which is essentially one of a proud sporting institution transformed into a giant advertising vehicle.’ And the protest – which is backed by the respected Newcastle United Supporters Trust – also plans to target Ashley’s Sports Direct stores. The statement continued: ‘Secondly, from 12:30pm on Saturday we will target Sports Direct stores within a 20-mile radius of St. James’ Park and their flagship Oxford Street store by means of a peaceful protest. The supporters' group have asked fans to stand in the 34th minute of Saturday's match against Swansea . Fans boycotting the Spurs match hold banners demanding the resignation of Ashley as Newcastle director . Newcastle supporters have also been asked to take part in peaceful protests outside Sports Direct stores . ‘Further details regarding this protest will be released shortly but we wish to emphasise that this must be a peaceful protest and is aimed at Mike Ashley and the shareholders of Sports Direct International plc. ‘This protest is not aimed at the innocent staff members often working with minimal employment rights on zero hours contracts and they must be respected and supported at all times. ‘This protest will be coordinated with supporters of Rangers Football Club who will target stores in the vicinity of Ibrox.’

Summary: Newcastle face Swansea at St James' Park on Saturday afternoon . Fans group AshleyOut.com have asked supporters to stand in 34th minute . 'Having a threadbare squad... yet having £34m in the bank not acceptable' There will also be peaceful protests outside Sports Direct stores at 12.30 .


Would you feel better about gauging on junk food if it were dressed up like a gourmet feast? That's the question followers of a clever new Instagram account are asking themselves, after taking a harder look at the deceiving dishes being served up online. Appearing under a fictional name to remain anonymous, Chef Jacques LaMerde - which roughly translates to 'jack sh--' - the account pokes fun at high-end dining by dressing up cheap, fattening, convenience store goods to look like fancy gastronomic creations. Not only are the plates artistically manufactured, but they come with equally pretentious captions. One description, featuring a Hot Pocket as the centerpiece, read: 'Hay-baked Hot Pockets with Hidden Valley Bacon Ranch spheres and a puree of Zoodles' Fancy that: The Instagram account Jacques LaMerde is dressing up junk food as fine dining to poke fun at high-end restaurants. Seen here is a corn dog with packet ham, Spongebob Squarepants macaroni and ketchup . I'll have s'more, please: This delicate assortment features generic chocolate cake 'from the freezer section', banana popsicle, 'Muscle Milk spheres' and Graham cracker pastry cream. Delicious . Gourmet all the way: Here we have a cupcake with Rainbow Dunk-A-Roos, yogurt raisins, dusted with Starbucks Mocha Frappacino 'caviar' Flavorsome: Here we have a slice of Jimmy Dean sausage with canned spring vegetas, Frito hoops and a 'palate cleansing shot of fermented Lake Michigan water with nutisional (sic) yeast rim . Looks a little different here: The dishes use cheap, everyday junk food, such as Fritos and Jimmy Dean sausage patties . Dessert time: Looks elaborate right? It's actually just a Pop Tart with Mike n Ike and some Mentos scattered about . Gastronomic: This creation was called 'Bugs on a stick' and features raisins on a celery stick with Cheez Whiz and kale shreds . To see the full Instagram, visit@chefjacqueslamerde .

Summary: Anonymous Instagram account called Chef Jacques LaMerde is poking fun at high-end dining . Pictures feature artistically arranged funk food, such as Dunk-a-roos and Cheez Whiz . The account has over 18,000 followers . Pictures are elaborately captioned: 'Featuring a palate cleansing shot of fermented Lake Michigan water'


Mark Selby, John Higgins and Ding Junhui were among a number of players who moved effortlessly into the last 16 of the China Open on Wednesday. Selby, who is gearing up for the defence of his world title later this month, continued to defy a neck injury to sweep aside fellow Englishman Elliot Slessor with a break of 126 in frame four of their second-round clash. Ding, the home favourite and reigning champion in Beijing, had two breaks of 86 in a convincing 5-1 victory against Mark Davis to set up a third-round meeting with Mark Williams, who was an easy 5-0 winner over Scotland's Michael Leslie. Mark Selby plays a shot during his match against fellow Engllishman Elliot Slessor at the China Open . Slessor plays a shot against Selby during their match at the China Open at Peking University in Beijing . Four-time world champion Higgins had a single break over 50 as he beat Scottish countryman Graeme Dott 5-2, setting up an intriguing last-16 clash with Judd Trump. Bristolian Trump, who lost out to Higgins in the 2011 World Championship final, enjoyed a century break in frame six to seal a 5-1 success against Peter Ebdon. Another former world champion, Shaun Murphy, was made to work hard for his place in the third round, coming from 3-2 down to see off Anthony McGill 5-4. Thailand's Dechawat Poomjaeng, who upset Neil Robertson in the opening round in Beijing, pulled out an impressive 5-0 win against England's Jack Lisowski to continue his challenge, but it was the end of the line for Marco Fu, who was edged out 5-4 by Welshman Jamie Jones. There were also second-round wins for Barry Hawkins, Stephen Maguire, Michael White, Robert Milkins, David Gilbert, Robin Hull, Kurt Maflin and Gary Wilson, with the last-16 taking place across two sessions on Thursday. Shaun Murphy worked hard for his place in the third round, coming from behind to beat Anthony McGill 5-4 .

Summary: World No 1 Mark Selby overcame a neck injury to beat fellow Englishman Elliot Slessor at the China Open . John Higgins and Ding Junhui have also made it into the tournament's last 16 . Shaun Murphy was made to work hard for his place in the third round, coming back from 3-2 down to beat Anthony McGill . The last 16 will take place across two sessions on Thursday .


Franck Ribery says his relationship with Louis van Gaal was 'poisoned' at Bayern Munich and claims the current Manchester United coach is a 'bad man' who loses players' trust. Van Gaal took charge of the Bavarians in 2009 but only lasted two years, with Ribery admitting he considered a move while the Dutchman was at the club. The French winger says that while Van Gaal, who claimed a league and cup double in his first season, can do great things on the pitch, he did not take to him off it. Franck Ribery worked under Louis van Gaal at Bayern Munich and claims the Dutchman is a 'bad man' Van gaal won the league and cup double in his first season in charge at Bayern in 2009/10 . Ribery claims Van Gaal lost the players' trust while he considered a move away from the Bundesliga club . 'We had problems on a human basis,' Ribery told Goal. 'When he started, nobody knew what was going to happen. 'His idea was that he did not care about names at all, you don't need stars, everybody had to prove themselves again. 'The first contact with him was already poisoned. As a professional you lose your trust. He does great things on the pitch but the coach Van Gaal was a bad man. Our relationship was crushed.' Ribery also claimed that Real Madrid tried to sign him in 2009, only to be persuaded to stay in Germany after being told he was as important to Bayern as Lionel Messi was to Barcelona. As well as the La Liga giants, he admitted Chelsea and Manchester City as well a host of top European clubs were interested in acquiring his services . He added: 'It was a burden. Many clubs tried to persuade me to change: Real Madrid, Barcelona, Juventus, Chelsea, Manchester City. You start to think. I made up my mind about where my future should lie. I think that this is human.' Ribery celebrates after scoring against Shakhtar Donetsk in this year's Champions League . Van Gaal is currently the Manchester United manager with his side sitting in third place in the Premier League .

Summary: Current Man Utd boss Louis van Gaal was in charge of Bayern Munich from 2009 to 2011 . Franck Ribery considered leaving after Van Gaal lost his trust . 'He does great things on the pitch but the coach Van Gaal was a bad man.' Van Gaal is currently impressing as Manchester United manager . CLICK HERE for all the latest Manchester United news .


Eden Hazard believes Chelsea have the Premier League title in their grasp. Hazard scored a penalty and set up Loic Remy's winner - either side of Charlie Adam's 65-yard strike - in Saturday's 2-1 win over Stoke which saw the Blues take a seven-point lead at the top of the standings. Jose Mourinho has targeted five wins and one draw in the remaining eight games and Hazard is optimistic Chelsea will win a first Premier League title in five years. Chelsea playmaker Eden Hazard insists his side are close to getting their hands on the Premier League title . Hazard jumps in the air to celebrate his goal during the hard-fought win over Stoke City in west London . Hazard told Chelsea TV: 'We are confident. We are first in the league and we take game after game. We have the title in our hands. We want to bring the trophy to Stamford Bridge.' Hazard felt Chelsea's win could have been more convincing. 'In the first half we created a lot of chances,' he added. 'We played beautiful football and OK, we scored just one goal, but we deserved to score three or four. The Belgian international gave Chelsea the lead from the spot and made no mistake against Asmir Begovic . 'The most important thing was the victory and we did very well till the end.' Remy's strike came after Diego Costa had come on as a half-time substitute before going off with a recurrence of his hamstring problem 11 minutes later. Hazard has backed Remy, who could be given an extended run in Costa's anticipated absence, to keep on scoring after the France striker's second winner in successive games. 'He can score every time when he's on the pitch. This guy deserves to score a lot of goals,' Hazard said. Loic Remy finishes to put Chelsea back in front after a mistake by Stoke City keeper Begovic . The Belgium playmaker dazzled at times against Stoke, but the game's highlight was Adam's audacious lob of Thibaut Courtois from well inside his own half. Chelsea felt aggrieved Hazard had not been awarded a foul before Adam drilled the ball into the home net. In hindsight, and with victory secured, Hazard joked he was happy referee Jonathan Moss had not blown his whistle as, had a foul been given, Adam's goal would never have happened. 'I was on the floor. I didn't see the goal,' Hazard said. 'I'm happy the referee didn't whistle because the goal was fantastic.'

Summary: Eden Hazard scored in Chelsea's 2-1 home win against Stoke City . The Belgium playmaker also claimed an assist by setting up Loic Remy . Hazard wants to bring the Premier League trophy to Stamford Bridge . The Blues are currently seven points ahead of second-placed Arsenal .


Tim Cook may have described the Apple Watch as ‘the most personal device we've ever created’ but reports claim the gadget doesn't tolerate some individual’s tattoos. Owners of the coveted watch have found the timepiece's sensors malfunction when worn on tattooed wrists. Dark, vibrant ink seems to cause the watch’s heart rate monitor to lose connection and give inaccurate readings. Scroll down for video . Some owners of the Apple Watch have found that it malfunctions if worn on tattooed wrists (pictured). Some dark, vibrant ink seems to cause the watch’s heart sensor to lose connection and give inaccurate readings . The issue first came to light on Reddit and Twitter where a number of users reported similar issues, such as having to repeatedly enter a password to unlock the phone. This is required every time the device detects it has left a wearer’s wrist. Tests suggest that tattoos in dark and solid colours interfere with the device the most. This is because the heart sensor reads a pulse by measuring light absorption though the skin - a process called photoplethysmography. 'This technology, while difficult to pronounce, is based on a very simple fact: Blood is red because it reflects red light and absorbs green light, Apple wrote on its support page. 'Apple Watch uses green LED lights paired with light‑sensitive photodiodes to detect the amount of blood flowing through your wrist at any given moment. 'When your heart beats, the blood flow in your wrist - and the green light absorption - is greater. Between beats, it’s less. 'By flashing its LED lights hundreds of times per second, Apple Watch can calculate the number of times the heart beats each minute - your heart rate.' It is thought that red and green inks reflect light in a similar way and the sensor can't distinguish between the blood and tattoo. It appears the pigmented ink of some tattoos affects the watch's sensor’s ability to read an individual’s heart rate, which in turn leads the watch to think it has stopped making contact with the skin. Apple has yet to comment on the problem, despite there being speculation that the apparent fault could also stop some people using Apple Pay. Tests conducted by iMore suggest that tattoos in dark and solid colours interfere with the device the most. This is because the heart sensor reads a pulse by measuring light absorption though the skin - a process called photoplethysmography. 'This technology, while difficult to pronounce, is based on a very simple fact: Blood is red because it reflects red light and absorbs green light, Apple writes on its support page. 'Apple Watch uses green LED lights paired with light‑sensitive photodiodes to detect the amount of blood flowing through your wrist at any given moment. 'When your heart beats, the blood flow in your wrist - and the green light absorption - is greater. Between beats, it’s less. 'By flashing its LED lights hundreds of times per second, Apple Watch can calculate the number of times the heart beats each minute - your heart

Summary: Tattooed Apple Watch users reporting problems with its heart rate sensor . Sensor takes readings by measuring light absorption though the skin . Dark, solid tattoos seem to confuse the new device the most . Apple has yet to comment on the problem, despite people taking to Twitter .


It is known to many as the 'billionaire bunker', but a select group simply call it home. Indian Creek Island Road, the most exclusive area in Miami, boasts a median house price of $21.48million, and has topped the list of America's richest streets, compiled by Zillow. The area's tiny population of 86 includes four of America’s top 500 richest people, according to Forbes. They are activist investor Carl Icahn; hedge fund manager Eddie Lampert; car dealership owner Norman Braman and mutual fund mogul Charles Johnson. Indian Creek Island Road's median house price is $21.48million, and tops the list of America's richest streets, compiled by Zillow . Its 86 residents include four of America’s top 500 richest people, according to Forbes. One of the most expensive waterfront houses in the area is pictured . Another resident, who enjoys the enormous lots on the island, includes Colombian Jaime Galinski, who has only recently been added to the world billionaires list. According to the Miami Herald Julio Iglesias, retired Miami Dolphins coach Don Shula, Turnberry Associates co-CEOs Jackie Soffer and brother Jeffrey, who is married to supermodel Elle MacPherson live there. Even music's power couple Jay Z and Beyonce once called the island home. Each property boasts waterfront locations and stunning views, but the most sought after attribute is the security. The island has its own police force which guards all of the amenities, including a private 18-hole golf course. It makes it hard for non-residents to visit, maintaining the exclusivity of the area. The island is patrolled 24 hours a day on boats and Jet Skis. In 2012, a Russian mystery buyer spent $47 million for a plot - making it at that time Miami-Dade County’s most expensive sale ever. It took over hedge fund billionaire Edward Lampert’s record-breaking purchase just months before for a home down the street. Second in the list is Beverly Park Circle, home to Denzel Washington and Eddie Murphy, among other big names, where the average price tag is a massive $16.238million. Conyers Park in Connecicut, which came fifth on the list, was once the home of director Ron Howard. His property, that was listed for $27.5million in May 2014 was bought by the co-founder Jim Clark and his fourth wife, Kristy Hinze, who is a Victoria's Secret model. Number 13 on the list, Broad Beach Road in Malibu, California, is known as 'billionaires row', with neighbors including Steven Spielberg, Mel Gibson, Goldie Hawn, Sylvester Stallone and Robert Redford. A Banyan tree stands in front of the Indian Creek Country Club . 1. Indian Creek Island Road, Florida -$21.48 million (median house price) 2. Beverly Park Circle, California -$16.238 million . 3. Beverly Park Terrace, California -$15.813 million . 4. Lazy Lane Blvd, Texas -$15.42 million . 5. Conyers Farm Drive, Connecticut -$13.033 million . 6. Strawberry Park Court, Colorado - $12.421 million . 7. Field Point Circle, Connecticut -$12.113 million . 8. Coopers Neck Lane, New York - $11.872 million . 9. Nimes Road, California -$11.445 million . 10. Arvida Parkway, Florida -$11.209 million . 11. Cameldale Way,

Summary: Real estate website Zillow has released a list of America's 15 most expensive streets based on median house price . Indian Creek Island Road in Miami, Florida, came top, boasting four of Forbes' 500 richest men as homeowners . Jay Z and Beyonce once called the island, which is made up of enormous lots and has its own police force, home . Second was Beverly Park Circle, California, where Hollywood names such as Denzel Washington and Eddie Murphy .


The heartbroken mother of a unarmed teen who was shot dead by police has revealed the last words her son spoke as he lay dying in an ambulance. Hector Morejon was shot by a Long Beach, California, police officer, who allegedly thought the 19-year-old was pointing a gun at him during a trespassing and vandalism incident. According to her attorney, his mother, Lucia Morejon, was at home when she heard the shots. Lucia Morejon, the heartbroken mother of a unarmed teen who was shot dead by police has revealed the last words her son, Hector Morejon, 19, spoke as he lay dying in an ambulance . She went to an alley near her home to see what happened and then realized it was her son in the ambulance, reports the LA Times. 'When he saw her, he propped himself partially up and cried to her, 'Mommy, Mommy, please come, please come!' ' her attorney's statement said, reports the Press Telegram. 'She walked towards the ambulance, identified herself as his mother, expecting to ride with him to the hospital, but was pushed back by a man in a blue uniform.' Her attorney Sonia Mercado told The Huffington Post: 'He was reaching for her - reaching out to her for help.' 'It's a tough thing to live with as a parent,' said Mercado. 'She is deeply in shock.' Hector Morejon, 19, was shot dead by a police officer on Thursday while in a vacant apartment . The Press Telegram reports that according to the statement, Lucia Morejon asked what happened but was not given any information. It continues: 'At the hospital, Mrs. Mojeron and her family were not allowed to see Hector until he was dead.' In a statement released Monday, the family of Hector Morejon said they are requesting that the LBPD 'immediately release the name and badge number of the officer who is responsible for killing Hector who was unarmed.' Police said officers received a report that several people were trespassing and vandalizing an empty apartment at about 2:45 p.m. Thursday. When they attended they saw there was an open window and a broken window. According to an LBPD press release, an officer looked into the apartment through the broken window and saw a man (later identified as Morejon) standing against a wall. The press release states the officer saw the man turn toward him, while bending his knees and extending his arm out, as if pointing an object which the officer perceived as a gun. The officer then fired, according to police. Morejon,from Long Beach, was initially listed in critical condition, but was later pronounced dead at a hospital. No weapons were found at the scene. 'Objects were collected from the scene, but it has not been yet determined at this point in the investigation if those objects were what the officer observed,' said Sgt. Megan Zabel, a Police Department spokeswoman told the LA Times. 'We are not describing evidentiary detail on what those objects are at this time, as with how many times the suspect was shot.' Police said the

Summary: Hector Morejon was shot by a Long Beach, California, police officer . Officer allegedly thought the 19-year-old was pointing a gun at him during a trespassing and vandalism incident . His mother heard shots and ran to scene, then she saw her son in an ambulance .


Leeds' sporting director Nicola Salerno has resigned, the club's disqualified owner Massimo Cellino is reported to have confirmed. The 58-year-old Italian's departure comes six days after Leeds' assistant head coach Steve Thompson was suspended. Cellino, banned from having any executive influence at Elland Road until May 4 due to a tax conviction in Italy, told the Yorkshire Evening Post: 'He resigned. I'm not there so I don't know why. Nicola Salerno (right) has resigned from his role as Leeds United's sporting director . 'I wanted him to stay and speak about it first when I got back to Leeds but he made the decision. This is the situation.' Salerno, who worked with Cellino at his previous club Cagliari, has been reported in Italy to be lined up to become sporting director at Serie A club Palermo. Leeds United assistant manager Steve Thompson (left) was been suspended by the club last week . Thompson's suspension has left manager Neil Redfearn considering his future at Elland Road . He arrived at Elland Road last summer following the completion of Cellino's club takeover in March last year. When Leeds were contacted they were unable to comment on the matter. It is understood Salerno was responsible for the departure of Thompson, who joined Leeds as head coach Neil Redfearn's assistant in December. Thompson has made no comment since his suspension and is currently consulting with the League Managers' Association.

Summary: Disqualified owner Massimo Cellino confirms Nicola Salerno's departure . Announcement comes six days after assistant coach was suspended . Salerno understood to be responsible for Steve Thompson suspension . Italian has been linked with sporting director's job at Palermo in Italy .


Multiple ghosts supposedly inhabit an expensive New York City apartment building, which recently added Academy Award-nominated actress Jessica Chastain to its list of occupants. Two residents from the Osborne Apartments on West 57th Street in Manhattan told the New York Post of their experiences with spirits in the building. Chastain and her boyfriend, Gian Luca Passi de Preposulo, spent $5.1 million on an apartment that features four bedrooms and 3.5 bathrooms, Daily Mail Online reported early last month. Chastain most recently appeared on the big screen in the 2014 films Interstellar and A Most Violent Year. Purchase: Jessica Chastain recently purchased a $5.1 million apartment at The Osborne. The building is supposedly haunted by spirits . Friendly ghosts? The ghosts of opera singer Johanna Gadski (left) and Alfredo Taylor (right) are thought to haunt the Osborne Apartments on West 57th Street . Residence: Chastain's new home at The Osborne (pictured) features four bedrooms and 3.5 bathrooms . Convenient: The space is located in New York City's Midtown neighborhood and not far from Central Park . Relax: The space features high ceiling and windows that let lots of light in . The Osborne is located close to Carnegie Hall and is a few blocks away from Columbus Circle, Central Park and Lincoln Center. One of The Osborne's longtime residents, Naomi Guffman, recently told the Post 'I have a poltergeist!' She thinks the ghost is actually one of the apartment's former tenants, Metropolitan Opera singer Johanna Gadski, according to the newspaper. The Post described Gadski as 'a red-haired practical joker' who was killed in a 1932 Berlin car accident. Guffman told the Post '[Me and my husband would] be standing in the hallway talking and the toilet would start to flush.' She also described doors randomly opening and water on the stove boiling of its own accord. Retreat: Chastain and her boyfriend Gian Luca Passi de Preposulo can hideaway in one of the apartment's four bedrooms . Classic: The apartment also features lots of wood paneling and design elements . Macabre: Ghosts supposedly inhabit The Osborne, according to some of its residents . In 1971, fellow resident Davida Deutsch and her husband heard a booming noise the first night they spent in their apartment and woke up, the newspaper reported. The couple earlier placed a broom close by and were already aware of ghost speculation, according to the Post. The newspaper reported that the Osborne Apartments are allegedly haunted by architect Alfredo Taylor's ghost as he takes the elevator and walks around hallways. Taylor came up with the plan for the building's 1906 addition. Taylor is also known for being the architect behind multiple buildings in Norfolk, Connecticut. The Osborne's resident manager John Coyne told the Post of Taylor 'I haven’t come across anything strange. I don’t know if that means if he's moved on or he's moved out.' MailOnline reported last month that in 1978, the bodies of actors Gig Young and Kim Schmidt were found in an apartment at The Osborne, supposedly the result of a murder-suicide carried out by Young. Nap

Summary: Jessica Chastain and her boyfriend Gian Luca Passi de Preposulo spent $5.1 million on an apartment at The Osborne on West 57th Street . Several residents claim to have dealt with spirits while living in the building . The ghosts of opera singer Johanna Gadski and architect Alfredo Taylor supposedly haunt the Osborne Apartments .


A gold trinket box presented to an officer famous for losing his leg at the Battle of Waterloo has sold for more than £100,000. The 18-carat gold rectangular piece was a gift to Lord Uxbridge, whose stoic exchange with the Duke of Wellington after losing his leg to a cannonball has become etched in history. In a famous example of the British stiff upper lip, after realising he was gravely wounded Uxbridge turned to the British military commander and said 'by God, sir, I've lost my leg', to which Wellington replied 'by God, sir, so you have!' Auctioned: This gold trinket box, presented to Lord Uxbridge for his heroics in The Battle of Waterloo, was sold to a private collector for more than £100,000 . His leg was buried near the battlefield but later dug up and used as a macabre tourist attraction. The gold Irish Freedom Box was given to the aristocrat, who was by then Marquess of Anglesey, in 1828 by Trinity College Dublin when he served as Lord Lieutenant of Ireland. The top has a finely embossed coat of arms with a frame of rocaille shells and foliage around it and the base has another coat of arms with a similar border. The cover coat of arms is Lord Uxbridge's, otherwise known as Field Marshal Henry William Paget. The coat of arms on the base is that of Trinity College Dublin. Famed for losing his leg: Lord Uxbrige commanded 13,000 Allied cavalry and 44 guns of horse artillery at the Battle of Waterloo . Piece of history: The 18-carat gold Irish Freedom Box was given to the aristocrat, who was by then Marquess of Anglesey, in 1828 by Trinity College Dublin when he served as Lord Lieutenant of Ireland . The box is about three-and-a-half inches long and weighs just six ounces. It was sold by Bonhams to a private collector for £100,900. Jon Baddeley, managing director at Bonhams Knightsbridge, said: 'The battle of Waterloo was one of the most significant military encounters of the 19th century and the outcome had a profound effect on the future of Europe so not surprisingly there was a lot of public interest is this sale and the bidding from collectors was fierce.' Lord Uxbrige commanded 13,000 Allied cavalry and 44 guns of horse artillery at the Battle of Waterloo. At around 2:30pm, at a crucial stage in the battle, he led a charge of the 2,000 heavy cavalry of the Household Brigade and the Union Brigade to push back the French. The charge succeeded in sweeping the French infantry away but Lord Uxbridge was unable to rally his troops, who ran on in pursuit and were cut up by counter-attacking French cavalry. First ever prosthetic leg: When Uxbridge lost his leg he is said to have stoically remarked 'by God, sir, I've lost my leg'. This wooden limb, the firtst ever articulated wooden limb, was designed for him and remains in the Cavalry Museum at Plas Newydd, on the Isle of Anglesey, Wales . He spent the rest of the battle leading

Summary: Rectangular 18-carat piece was gifted to Lord Uxbridge for his heroics . After being hit by cannonball he remarked 'by God, sir, I've lost my leg' The cover of the three and a half inch box is Lord Uxbridge's coat of arms . It was sold by auction house Bonhams to a private collector for £100,900 .


Arsenal captain Mikel Arteta is confident it will take just 'five minutes' to put the finishing touches to a contract extension once he is fully fit and back in the squad. The 33-year-old Spaniard is set to miss Saturday's FA Cup semi-final against Reading at Wembley as he recovers from a minor ankle problem picked up on his return to action with the Under 21s following a calf injury which sidelined him since the end of November. Manager Arsene Wenger is keen to retain the services of Arteta, who is out of contract in the summer and expected to agree a 12-month extension. Arsenal captain Mikel Arteta is confident it will take just 'five minutes' to finish a contract extension off . Arteta will miss Saturday's FA Cup semi-final against Reading as he recovers from a minor ankle problem . In Arteta's absence, the Gunners have moved up into the top two of the Barclays Premier League with a run of eight successive victories. The former Rangers and Everton man is determined to first get himself fully match fit and then sort out the formalities of a new deal. 'My only aim is to get back fit and try to perform on the pitch. As long as I do that I am sure that I will continue with this club, with the relationship I have with the club and the respect I have from everybody here,' said Arteta, who signed on transfer deadline day in August 2011. 'If I don't do that then I am not going to be here because I don't want to be somewhere where I cannot perform at my best and give what I think I can give. 'In May, when everything is fine, we will sit down and talk and it will take five minutes.' Arteta is set to step up his rehabilitation next week, and could be back in contention for the showdown against Chelsea on April 26. 'I am not far. I have done five or six sessions with the first team and I am feeling good,' he said. Arteta has missed much of the season but his team-mates have racked up a run of eight successive victories . A calf injury which sidelined him since the end of November has been followed up with a minor ankle issue . 'I don't feel I am ready to start, but I'm almost there. It has been a long process, I don't want to rush it. 'I made a mistake at the end of the rehab (from my groin problem), but I think I will be back soon.' Arteta admits it has been tough watching from the sidelines. 'It is obviously very frustrating when you cannot perform, when you cannot be out there, training or any of the basics to contribute to the team on the pitch - it makes it really hard,' he said. Manager Arsene Wenger has helped pull Arsenal up into second place without the services of his captain . 'It is part of the job and we have all been there. 'This season

Summary: Mikel Arteta is confident of signing a new contract with Arsenal . The Gunners captain says it would take 'five minutes' to seal a new deal . Arteta has struggled with injury this season, mainly with a thigh problem . But it is a minor ankle issue that rules him out of the FA Cup semi-final .


A mother-of-two has been jailed after stealing almost £80,000 from her dying parents to go on shopping sprees - leaving her elderly father in debt and too poor to afford a telephone. Christine Lillico, 47, from Heddon-on-the-Wall, Northumberland, was trusted with looking after her elderly parents' bank accounts as their health deteriorated with age. But instead of using the money to care for John and Audrey Air she plundered their life savings to bankroll her own lifestyle. Newcastle Crown Court (pictured) heard mother-of-two Christine Lillico, 47 was supposed to look after her elderly parents' bank accounts - but instead stole almost £80,000 from them over a six year period . By the time her fraud was discovered Lillico had stolen a total of £78,000. Newcastle Crown Court heard in the last months of his life Mr Air went without a telephone and basic amenities, while suffering the shame of being in debt for the first time in his life because of his daughter's crimes. A judge has now sent Lillico to jail and ordered she pay her brother John Air junior £39,000 - which would have been his inheritance has she not stolen it. Sentencing her to 20 months behind bars, Mr Recorder Baird said: 'You were trusted by your parents to look after them in their elderly years. 'They had modest savings which had taken all their lives to accumulate through hard work. 'Over a period of six years you plundered those savings. 'The result of that was when your father died in 2014 he was in debt, something he had never been in before and that is something that caused him great distress.' The court heard Lillico spent some of the £78,000 on shopping sprees in B&Q (file image) Christopher Knox, prosecuting, explained how Mr and Mrs Air, from Ashington, had both worked in the coal industry and had pensions. The couple gave their daughter control of their bank accounts after they sold their home for £95,000 and moved in to a sheltered flat, as their health began to fail as they grew older. 'The couple lived very sensibly,' said Mr Knox. 'By 2008 there was at least £55,000 in a savings account.' The court heard Mrs Air, who had suffered from dementia, passed away in October 2010 and Mr Air died in July 2014. But the court heard Lillico had been raiding her parents' accounts since 2008. Debit card transactions were made at various shops including JD Sports and B&Q. The accounts had also been used to pay for photography services and to buy an XBox and cash was also withdrawn from the banks and cheques written. The court heard Lillico is of previous good character. She pleaded guilty to three charges of fraud. It was calculated the amount of money Lillico stole amounted to what she and her brother would have inherited between them. The judge made an order under the Proceeds of Crime Act that she repay the half she owes within six months. Nigel Hedley, defending, said Lillico was hit by financial problems after a difficult

Summary: Christine Lillico, 47, stole almost £80,000 from her parents over six years . Frail father left so poor before his death he was forced to go without phone . She spent the money on Xbox, shopping sprees and photography services . Lillico has now been jailed for 20 months after pleading guilty to fraud .


When disaster strikes more people than ever are able to capture the drama – thanks to the rise of the smart mobile phone. Whether someone is caught up in a terrifying avalanche, shipwrecked at sea, or skydivers are caught in a deadly collision, phone cameras and helmet-cams are able to record every heart-stopping moment and broadcast them around the world. A new series, Chaos Caught on Camera, premieres on Science Channel Monday, April 13, and reveals the extraordinary footage taken by people in the middle of the drama, giving a unique perspective of real life or death situations. Scroll down for videos . The first episode of Chaos: Caught on Camera airs on the Science Channel at 10pm on Monday, April 13 . A battle between a hungry lion and a buffalo in the Mjejane Reserve in South Africa will be seen on the show . An Illinois man had his camera on hand as a deadly F4 tornado tore through his town and caused destruction . The adrenaline-filled program dispenses with onscreen experts to focus exclusively on the raw footage, giving viewers a very intense experience as if they're actually there in the disaster-zone. Each natural or man-made occurrence is then deconstructed with graphics, illustrating and explaining the incredible facts behind each freak catastrophe or survival. Skydiving instructor Mike Robinson was one person who found himself in a sticky situation – after a plane collided with the aircraft he was in. Together with eight other experienced skydivers and two pilots from Skydive Superior split between Cessna 182 aircraft, Mike was preparing to make the last jump of the day at 4,000ft in Wisconsin. Each skydiver was equipped with cameras on their headgear – but none knew they were about to live through an event more commonly seen in a Hollywood blockbuster. The two aircrafts were flying in formation and the skydivers had planned to jump in tandem. Mike was travelling in the lead plane with three other skydivers and they had all moved onto the outside of the plane and were poised to jump. Three skydivers in the following plane were in the same position with the remaining two ready inside the aircraft. Suddenly, the second plane crashed into the lead, pinning one skydiver in between the two aircraft. Cameras were rolling when one plane crashed into another, pinning one skydiver in between the two aircraft . The situation became deadly when leaking fuel ignited but none of the passengers sustained serious injuries . The two planes broke into fiery pieces and hurtled to the earth while witnesses looked on and shot video . Three skydivers were thrown into the air as the starboard wing of the lead plane broke off. The situation became deadly when leaking fuel ignited. Footage taken from the jumper’s headgear shows the pilot urging the remaining skydivers to jump from the burning plane. The divers tumbled into the air as fireball engulfed one of the planes – but luckily both pilots jumped free. Remarkably, none of the jumpers or pilots sustained serious injuries and all landed

Summary: Chaos Caught on Camera premieres on Science Channel Monday, April 13 . Show reveals fantastic phone footage shot by people in real-life drama . Viewers get intense experience as if they're actually there in disaster zone . Incredible facts behind each freak catastrophe or survival are explained .


A stunning bride rode to her wedding on the horse she saved from dying of starvation. Sally White, 28, rescued the terrified animal from a bleak hillside where he was abandoned without food and water. His ribs were poking through and vets feared he would not survive more than a few days. But Sally's love and care for the skinny and mistreated horse has turned it into a magnificent steed - and the pair have become inseparable. A stunning bride rode to her wedding on the horse she saved from dying of starvation . Sally White, 28, rescued the terrified animal from a bleak hillside where he was abandoned without food and water . When Sally married surveyor Mark White. 30, she wanted the horse called Miller to play a part in her wedding celebrations. Sally said: 'Miller and I are a team - I needed him with me on my big day. 'I rode him to church and I even had a model of Miller on my wedding cake. 'It was touch and go whether he would survive when he was rescued by the RSPCA three years ago. 'But just look at him now - he's magnificent.' When Sally married surveyor Mark White. 30, she wanted the horse called Miller to play a part in her wedding celebrations . She says: 'I rode him to church and I even had a model of Miller on my wedding cake,' The RSPCA were called in to rescue the 15.2 hands cob abandoned in a field in Swansea, South Wales, three years ago . Sally's dramatic entrance at the church was slightly ruined when it poured with rain - putting a dampener on the wedding pictures. So she put her white wedding gown on again a week later and brought in a specialist equine photographer to take the stunning snaps which she will treasure forever. The RSPCA were called in to rescue the 15.2 hands cob abandoned in a field in Swansea, South Wales, three years ago. He was malnourished, had severe anaemia and struggled to stand up because he was so weak. Miller was taken to the RSPCA's Gonsal Farm Equine Welfare and Rehabilitation Centre in Shrewsbury where Sally works as a groom - and it was love at first sight. Sally said: 'He was in a terrible state after being abandoned in a field with no water and only brambles to eat. When Sally first found Miller his ribs were poking through and vets feared he would not survive more than a few days . 'I adopted him and after a lot of tender love and care he put his weight back on and turned out to be a very good pupil.' Sally trained the six-year-old horse in the arts of dressage and she now competes with him in the British championships. She said: 'He took to dressage straight away - he's won lots of rosettes and everywhere he goes people love him. He's become a real star. 'He was on his best behaviour for my wedding day and when we took

Summary: Sally White, 28, rescued the terrified animal from a bleak hillside . 'Miller' was malnourished, had severe anaemia and struggled to stand up . She trained the six-year-old horse in the arts of dressage and she now competes with him in the British championships . Says: 'Miller and I are a team - I needed him with me on my big day.


Sir Bruce Forsyth has spoken out in favour of assisted dying, saying that watching his first wife suffer with dementia has convinced him he wants to 'die with a bit of dignity left'. The veteran entertainer, now 87, said people should not be 'left to suffer', adding that in many cases it could be 'more cruel to do nothing' than allowing them to die. Sir Bruce's first wife, Penny Calvert, was moved into a care home with dementia in 2008, and he visited regularly to help care for her until her death last year. Scroll down for video . Sir Bruce Forsyth has said that sometimes it can be 'more cruel to do nothing' than to let someone die, as he spoke out today in support of assisted dying . Sir Bruce said his experience of nursing first wife Penny Calvert (pictured here with the couple's three children) as she suffered with dementia had convinced him of a need for a change in the law . He said: 'It's a terrible illness, awful to see and awful for everyone close to the person suffering. 'It’s a very difficult situation. She didn’t remember me. It’s just so awful to have your mind and your memories taken away from you. 'It bothers me an awful lot that people are just left to suffer. If I had Alzheimer’s or dementia I would do something about it. 'The law should be changed and if people want to die with a bit of dignity left they should be able to do so. 'If it is what the person wants and it can be proved they are living a life of suffering it can be more cruel to do nothing. I’d like that right for myself.' Sir Bruce married Ms Calvert in 1953, and the couple had three children together before splitting 20 years later. He then went on to marry Anthea Redfern, the hostess on the Generation Game, followed by Wilnelia Merced, a former Miss World who he married in 1983. While Sir Bruce (left) separated from Ms Calvert (right) in 1973, the two remained in contact, and he helped to secretly nurse her after she was taken into a home in 2008, until she died last year . Sir Bruce (pictured left with third and current wife Wilnelia Merced, and right after receiving his knighthood) said he would like the right to be able to end his life 'with a bit of dignity left' Despite these new relationships, he remained on good terms with Ms Calvert, and supported her through her illness. Sir Bruce joins other celebrities and politicians who support assisted dying, including the late author Terry Pratchett, former Archbishop of Canterbury Lord Carey, and Labour peer Lord Falconer. The latter has already tabled a bill asking that patients with less than six months to live be allowed to take their own life with the help of a doctor. However, the proposed change in the law has proved controversial, with distinguished judge Baroness Butler-Sloss saying it would 'cross a line' towards euthanasia. Prime Minister David

Summary: Sir Bruce said it can be 'more cruel to do nothing' than to let someone die . Said he would like the right to be able to chose the timing of his own death . He cared for first wife Penny Calvert after she was moved into care in 2008 . Ms Calvert, whom he divorced in 1973, died in 2014 after battling dementia .


Saracens flanker Jacques Burger has been cited for alleged foul play during last Sunday's European Champions Cup quarter-final game against Racing Metro in Paris. European Professional Club Rugby said that Burger is alleged to have struck Racing scrum-half Maxime Machenaud midway through the match at Stade Yves-du-Manoir, which Saracens won 12-11. The complaint was made by match citing commissioner Eugene Ryan. Jacques Burger (right) arrives on the scene as Maxime Machenaud (left) prepare to play a diving pass . Burger then catches Machenaud after the ball has gone but the player was low to the floor . Namibia international Burger, 31, will face a disciplinary hearing on Thursday. Welshman Simon Thomas has been appointed as independent judicial officer. World Rugby's low end punishment for such an offence is a two-week ban, with anything from eight weeks to 52 weeks at the top end. Saracens return to Aviva Premiership action against play-off rivals Leicester on Saturday, before tackling Champions Cup semi-final opponents Clermont Auvergne in Saint Etienne on April 18. Burger gets to grips with Racing Metro full back Brice Dulin during Saracens' dramatic victory . Marcelo Bosch celebrates after his last-gasp kick sent Saracens through to the Champions Cup semi-finals .

Summary: Saracens beat Racing Metro 12-11 to advance to Champions Cup semis . Racing were unhappy about a challenge on Maxime Machenaud . Saracens flanker Jacques Burger has been cited for the tackle .


Four years after becoming the youngest first-class cricketer in county history, Yorkshire's Barney Gibson has retired from the sport. The Leeds-born wicketkeeper entered the record books in 2011 when he lined up against Durham University just 27 days after his 15th birthday. But that match proved to be his only appearance at senior level and he never again progressed from the second XI. Ben Gibson, pictured at the age of 15, has decided to retire from cricket just four years after his debut . The 19-year-old said it was a 'difficult decision' to retire from cricket at such a young age . In his last game for the second string he did not bat or keep wicket, instead sending down 3.3 overs for 29 runs. 'This was a difficult decision to make,' the 19-year-old said. 'I would like to thank the players and staff at Yorkshire for their support. I have been involved with the club since I was 11 and I feel that now is the right time for me to look at a career change. 'The support from my parents has been tremendous and I would like to thank Ralph Middlebrook at Pudsey Congs Cricket Club and England coach Paul Farbrace, who I had close working relationships with.' Yorkshire's director of cricket development Ian Dews, said: 'Everyone at the club wishes Barney well. 'It is very much his decision. We hope that the next chapter in his life is very successful.'

Summary: Barney Gibson became the youngest first-class cricketer in 2011 . The Yorkshire wicketkeeper made his debut shortly at 15 . Gibson said it was a 'difficult decision' to retire from the game .


Barefoot Louis Tomlinson perches on the edge of a sofa as he appears to roll a joint in a shocking new picture obtained by Daily Mail Online and seen here for the first time today. The image which shows the One Direction member poised with the suspicious roll-up and sitting next to a plastic tub containing a dry, green weed-like substance and rolling paper was taken on Wednesday amid 48 hours during which Tomlinson has been seen partying hard. That same day Tomlinson, 23, was photographed returning to his London hotel in a disheveled state clutching a glass of water. Louis, newly single having split from long-term girlfriend Eleanor Calder, left London’s Cirque du Soir nightclub at 4am this morning and returned to his hotel in the company of five girls. Scroll down for video . After the party: Louis Tomlinson returns to his hotel in London's Soho yesterday, after partying. It appears to be after the pictures were taken . In today’s new picture, apparently taken in London during this two-day party session, Tomlinson appears to be smiling as he balances a magazine on his lap, smiling distractedly at a girl by his side as he prepares the suspicious cigarette. It is the latest blow to the boy band just one month after Zayn Malik announced his decision to quit the band. Shortly before his announcement it had emerged that Zayn, 22, and Louis were being forced to post bonds worth close to $12,000 to be allowed into the Philippines where they were due to play a concert in Manila. The money was to be forfeited if either were caught using illegal drugs while there. And today’s picture comes in the wake of a video filmed last April where the pair were seen joking about drugs as they appeared to share a joint during the Latin American Leg of their 2014 stadium tour. The explosive video obtained by Daily Mail Online last May sent shock waves through One Direction’s young fan base. 'Happy days': What Louis Tomlinson was heard saying as Zayn Malik smoked what appeared to be marijuana as the band was ferried to a stadium in Lima, the capital of Peru, for a concert . Still partying: Louis Tomlinson heading for a night on the town in London yesterday . Crowd in: One Direction star Louis Tomlinson leaves London's Cirque Du Soir with five girls, who went back with him to his hotel in Soho . Louis could be heard narrating from behind the camera as he filmed his bandmate on their way to a One Direction concert in Lima, Peru. At one point he announced: ‘So here we are, leaving Peru. Joint lit. Happy days!’ Fellow band members Harry Styles, Liam Payn and Niall Horan were not present as, during the 15 minute journey in a smoke filled SUV, Louis, from Doncaster, and Zayn, from Bradford, joked with each other and three members of their crew who are travelling with them. A member of the team asked about the filming: ‘Are we allowed to talk contraband in this?’

Summary: Photograph taken of 23-year-old boy band star partying in London . Appears to be rolling a joint and is beside box of green substance . Tomlinson has been partying hard for 48 hours and went clubbing last night . Comes after Tomlinson appeared on exclusive Daily Mail Online video in which Zayn Malik appeared to smoke drug . Bandmate Liam Payne then issued apology for video .


Manchester City boss Manuel Pellegrini is braced for a ferocious derby clash at Old Trafford this weekend. The fading Barclays Premier League champions take on Manchester United on Sunday having unexpectedly fallen behind their arch-rivals in the table. For most of the season City, if not looking like mounting the strongest of title defences, at least seemed destined for a top-two finish. Manuel Pellegrini is relishing the prospect of taking on Manchester United with Manchester City on Sunday . David Silva (centre) leaves the pitch looking despondent after City's 2-1 loss to Crystal Palace on Monday . Sergio Aguero (centre) is blocked out by Damien Delaney (left) and James McArthur of Palace . That is now far from certain following a dramatic slump in fortunes while United, ordinary for much of the campaign, appear to have clicked into gear in the last month. With just a point separating them in third and fourth, the stage is set for a battle of high intensity. Pellegrini said: 'It is difficult to have a more intense match than you have in the Premier League every week but of course you add a little bit more for a derby of the city. Both teams want to win. 'It is important to be the winning team in the city - that gives an extra plus for the game, not only intensity is better but quality. 'Both teams have very good players and both managers like to play an attacking system so I hope (for a good game for) the fans, for whom you play, and after that I hope we can win.' City have held the edge over United in recent contests and could register a fifth successive derby win for the first time in their history with victory this weekend. A win would also see them become the first club to beat United five times in a row in the Premier League. United had the last laugh over City after the first of their current sequence of derby wins by winning the league in 2013 but since then the blues have had the bragging rights. Pellegrini said: 'I think that they have a lot of respect for our team because last year it was the team that dominated not only the derby but I think we dominated also the Premier League. It is not easy for a team. 'In the last three years we won two and in the other we were runner-up. This year we have been runner-up the whole year. 'We have to play seven games more and we will see what happens at the end of the season and in which position we will stay, but I think for them, they must try to beat the team that has been better in the last few years.' City are likely to come up against an altogether different opponent than the Crystal Palace side that frustrated them last Monday. Louis van Gaal's United have been fluid of late, winning impressively against Tottenham, Liverpool and Aston Villa to take their run of victories to five. Facing

Summary: Manchester City are in fourth, a point behind rivals Manchester United . City were beaten 2-1 by Crystal Palace on Monday and face United Sunday . Manuel Pellegrini ready to battle for three points to move above United .


A woman who may be a 'possible DUI driver' led the California Highway Patrol on a slow-speed chase, and even stopped at traffic lights, through Los Angeles for almost an hour, officers said. The CHP became aware of the woman after someone called 911 to report there was an erratic driver in a black SUV on a freeway in Orange County around 12:30pm Wednesday. The woman was 'weaving, accelerating and slowing down,' according to a tweet by the official CHP Southern Division Twitter. Scroll down for video . A woman who may be a 'possible DUI driver' led the California Highway Patrol on a slow-speed chase, that included stopping at traffic lights (pictured in the black car), for almost an hour, officers said . The chase finally came to an end in Pasadena when one patrol officer tapped the rear bumper of the woman's SUV and sent the car into a slow spin. The woman then exited her vehicle and raised her hands up . Unlike typical police chases, the woman wasn't speeding and was driving at 35 and 40mph, CHP officer Juan Galvan told KTLA. The woman stopped for red lights, but Galvan said she was weaving in and out of traffic lanes and failed to yield when authorities tried to stop her. Patrol officers left their vehicles twice after she halted at two stoplights, but continued their pursuit when she kept on driving, according to NBC Southern California. The chase finally came to an end around 1:15pm when one patrol officer tapped the rear bumper of the woman's SUV - known as a pursuit intervention technique. This sent the car into a slow spin. The woman then exited her vehicle and raised her hands up. She was taken into custody without incident. The woman was 'possibly a DUI driver' and authorities are currently determining whether alcohol or drugs were a factor in her behavior, according to CHP Officer Edgar Figueroa. The CHP became aware of the woman after someone called 911 to report there was an erratic driver in a black SUV on a freeway in Orange County around 12:30pm Wednesday .

Summary: Someone called 911 to report woman was driving erratically in a black SUV . She failed to yield to officers and wove in and out of traffic lanes, according to California Highway Patrol . Officers left cars when she stopped at traffic lights, but she kept on driving . Chase ended almost an hour later after one officer lightly tapped her rear bumper to send car into a spin - a pursuit intervention technique .


Tony McCoy, the greatest ever jump jockey, is guaranteed a roaring send-off at Aintree this week as racegoers tip a fairytale ending to his glorious career. The 40-year-old from County Antrim has been bidding his farewells as he heads for retirement and has promised to call it quits there and then should his Grand National ride Shutthefrontdoor bring him a second career victory over the world's most famous steeplechase. McCoy is riding in his 20th Grand National and Aintree is busy setting the scene to make sure it is one he never forgets. The Royal Liver Building in Liverpool was lit up with a good luck message for Tony McCoy . The building was lit up with the image of McCoy winning the Grand National on Don't Push It in 2010 . Tony McCoy is guaranteed a great send-off during the Grand National at Aintree this week . On Wednesday night, one of Liverpool's most iconic landmarks, the city's Royal Liver Building, was lit up with a good luck message. The famous building was illuminated with an image of one of McCoy's finest moments – winning the world famous Grand National on Don't Push It in 2010 – together with the words 'The Greatest Jockey. The Greatest Race.' 'The AP McCoy factor is reaching fever pitch with it being his 20th and final Grand National,' said John Baker, Regional Director of Jockey Club Racecourses North West. 'We certainly plan to give him a great send off and I'm sure the 150,000 racegoers will join us in honouring the greatest jockey the sport has ever seen.' Aintree will line the parade ring with banners from AP's 20 Grand Nationals; there will be a 'Thank You AP' signature wall where racegoers can sign messages of thanks, which will be auctioned off for Alder Hey Hospital after the festival. There will also be images of AP on the media centre wall, courtesy of Charlie Barton and he will be inducted as an 'Aintree Legend' on Grand Opening Day while Baker promises 'with a few other surprises it should prove to be a great send-off'. McCoy celebrates winning the Grand National on Don't Push It back in 2010 . McCoy's solitary National triumph was on Don't Push It in 2010 but his ride this year, trained by Jonjo O'Neill, is being heavily tipped as fans sense a romantic ending for one of racing greats. 'We can't wait to get started now,' said Baker. 'We have listened to our customers and made the necessary upgrades to ensure the customer experience is superb, we have fantastic music, great new additions to Ladies Day and top-quality racing planned for all three days. Everything is ready for the biggest party in the history of the Crabbie's Grand National Festival and it's not one you want to miss. 'We expect really strong fields in every race across the three days and with ten Grade 1 races taking place, everyone who attends is going to be treated to the best our sport can offer,' he said. 'Add to that forecasts of good

Summary: Tony McCoy has said he will immediately retire with Grand National win . The 40-year-old will ride Shutthefrontdoor at Aintree racecourse . McCoy will be riding his 20th Grand National on Saturday . CLICK HERE for our 2015 Grand National sweepstake .


Like the old saying goes: if it seems too good to be true, it probably is. A Melbourne based couple learnt this the hard way after a crowdfunding page they launched received a baffling pledge for over $2 billion. Within an hour, the momentous donation to a kangaroo preservation project launched by ecologists Euan Ritchie and Jen Martin had vanished, and they still haven’t been able to track down the would-be benefactor. Scroll down for video . Euan Ritchie and Jen Martin's crowdfunding page they launched received a baffling pledge for over $2 billion . ‘My initial reaction was shock and disbelief,’ Euan Ritchie told Daily Mail Australia. ‘I was very sceptical but a big part of me wanted to believe it was real.’ The couple decided to make the page after Indigenous tribes from the Northern Territory told them kangaroos from the region were disappearing at an alarming rate. ‘The importance of the mission is absolutely critical. Australia has the highest extinction rate for native mammals, and if we don’t act now we will lose many more.’ The couple launched the crowdfunding page in a bid to track the numbers of kangaroos in the area . In the last 200 years, Australia has lost over 10% of its native mammals, the highest loss of native mammals of any country in the world over that period. The couple launched the crowdfunding page in a bid to track the numbers of kangaroos in the area, and within two days they received the mystifying pledge from someone called Jeffrey Green. ‘I contacted Pozible and started researching online, and within an hour the pledge disappeared. It was very strange and I still don’t understand.’ Mr Ritchie was shocked when the crowdfunding page received a baffling pledge for over $2 billion . Pozible cancelled the payment because it was deemed suspicious, cancelling the account of Jeffrey Green. The website has since attempted to track down the mystery pledger but to no avail. ‘We still have no idea who would pull this prank on us. They even claimed the maximum prize, a $2000 wildlife spotting day in cairns.’ Despite the incident, the couple hope to reach the $15,000 goal. The couple still hope to reach their goal of $15,000 to their kangaroo preservation project .

Summary: A Melbourne based conservationist couple launched a crowd-funding page . Within two days they received a $2 billion pledge which later disappeared . The site cancelled the pledge because it was deemed suspicious . The baffled couple still haven't tracked down the would-be benefactor .


It's no secret celebrities spend thousands upon thousands of dollars on maintaining their looks. From bloody 'vampire facials' to placenta serums and of course plastic surgery - the fountain of youth runs deep. But an app is now trying to cut through all the cosmetics to determine exactly how old a person looks based on a picture. The website, called How old do I look, it allows people to analyse any image found on Bing, Microsoft's search engine, or upload their own. It even allows users to search for celebrities - and see what Microsoft thinks their real ages are. Scroll down for video . Looking good: The app, by Microsoft, believed that 69-year-old Helen Mirren - lauded for her youthful appearance and character - was actually 55 . The site was able to accurately guess Kim Kardashian's age as 34, but thought 37-year-old Kanye West was actually 38 - while a woman in the background of the image was deemed to be just six-years-old . On-point: Modern Family star Sofia Vergara apparently looks 13 years younger than 42, while President Barrack Obama looks as he is - 53 . 'This may be hard to believe but it took a couple of developers just a day to put this whole solution together, starting with the pipeline from the web page to the Machine Learning APIs to the real time streaming analytics and real time B,' said Microsoft. It designed to site to show off the capabilities of its cloud server software. It revealed the site today at its annual Build developers conference in San Francisco. 'We wanted to create an experience that was intelligent and fun could capture the attention of people globally, so we looked at the APIs available in the Azure Machine Learning Gallery,' it said. The system works by analysing 27 points on the face. Called face landmarks, they are a series of specifically detailed points on a face; typically points of face components like the pupils, canthus or nose. 'These attributes are predicted by using statistical algorithms and may not always be 100% precise. Oops: The site incorrectly guessed 30-year-old Khloe Kardashian is actually 44 . David Beckham, 39, sporting a full beard, was recognized as being 45 by the system, while 49-year-old model Cindy Crawford registered as 40 . Madonna came out of the software well, being 37 - far below her real age of 56 - while it failed to recognise Taylor Swift at all . 21 year old singer Ariana Grande was recognised as being 27 - while a logo for a beauty product was spotted as a 15 year old girl . Not bad: Even with his graying beard, Brad Pitt, 51, managed to look two years younger . 'However, they are still helpful when you want to classify faces by these attributes. 'Face landmarks are a series of specifically detailed points on a face; typically points of face components like the pupils, canthus or nose. Face landmarks are optional attributes that can be analyzed during face detection. By default, there are 27 predefined

Summary: Site can analyze any photo and will guess the age and sex . Said 30-year-old Khloe Kardashian looks 44 . Microsoft app also determined Obama looks the right age of 53 . Users can search for photos on Bing or upload their own .


Visitors to a metro-Detroit museum have a chance to get an up-close look at the chair Abraham Lincoln was shot in at Washington D.C.'s Ford's Theatre in 1865 next week as the museum puts it center stage. The red, worn chair will be removed from its enclosure at Dearborn's Henry Ford Museum and displayed in an open plaza on April 15 as part of the museum's observance of the assassination's 150 anniversary. Two days earlier, it will be onstage when renowned historian and Lincoln expert Doris Kearns Goodwin delivers a sold-out lecture at The Henry Ford. The chair in which Abraham Lincoln was shot has been on display at The Henry Ford Museum in Dearborn, Michigan, for 85 years. On April 15, it will be removed from its encasing to be displayed for the 150th anniversary of the assassination . Abraham Lincoln (left) was shot in Ford's Theatre in Washington D.C. on April 14, 1865 by pro-Confederacy actor, John Wilkes Booth (right). Lincoln died from his injuries the next day . The chair has a dark stain on the back, which many visitors believe to be blood from the shooting. But historians at the museum say that the stain is oil from other people's heads who sat in the chair before Lincoln . Lincoln's chair has been part of the museum started by pioneering automaker Henry Ford - no relation to the theater-owning Ford family - since its founding 85 years ago. The government removed it from the theater and held it as evidence, and it ended up at the Smithsonian Institution. The wife of a theater co-owner petitioned to reclaim it, then sold it at auction to an agent working for Henry Ford. Henry Ford also bought the Logan County Courthouse where Lincoln practiced law in Illinois in the 1840s and moved it to the outdoor area next to his museum known as Greenfield Village. For decades, the theater chair was housed in that courthouse. Around 1980, the chair was placed inside the museum, where it's now part of the 'With Liberty and Justice for All' exhibit. 'Lincoln was one of Henry Ford's heroes - when he decided he wanted to have this village, he wanted to collect Lincoln stuff as an educational tool,' said curator Donna Braden. 'The courthouse is pretty much the first thing Henry Ford acquired related to Lincoln and the chair came soon after.' A playbill from Our American Cousin from the night President Abraham Lincoln was assassinated on April 14, 1865 is shown on display at the Henry Ford Museum in Dearborn . A copy of a hand colored 1870 lithographic print by Gibson & Co. provided by the U.S. Library of Congress shows John Wilkes Booth shooting U.S. President Abraham Lincoln as he sits in the presidential box at Ford's Theatre . A copy of a 1865 lithographic print by Currier & Ives provided by the U.S. Library of Congress shows the same event from a different angle . Many visitors wonder whether dark spots on the back of the chair are Lincoln's blood. Not

Summary: The Henry Ford Museum in Dearborn, Michigan, has had chair for 85 years . The worn, red chair, from Washington D.C.'s Ford's Theatre, is usually kept in an enclosed case but will be put in an open plaza on April 15 . Abraham Lincoln was shot by John Wilkes Booth on April 14, 1865 . The Henry Ford Museum also holds the limo in which John F. Kennedy was shot and the bus Rosa Parks rode when she refused to give up her seat .


Supermarket giant Coles has been ordered to pay $2.5 million in penalties after lying to shoppers about the freshness of its bread. In June, It's ‘made today, sold today’ slogan, was deemed misleading by the Federal Court. It was slammed with a three-year ban to no longer promote its bread as baked on the day it is sold or made from fresh dough and has now received a hefty fine. 'This penalty sends a strong message to companies that they should not use broad phrases in promotions that are deliberately chosen to sell products to consumers but which are likely to mislead consumers,' Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) Chairman Rod Sims said. The Federal Court slammed Coles with a $2.5 million fine and banned them from advertising its par-baked bread from being baked fresh on the day it is sold for three years . The falsified fresh bread has generated a revenue of about $300 million for Coles . The falsely labelled bread has generated an income of around $300 million over three years before former premier Jeff Kennett found that the some of the bread that was advertised as fresh was actually made in Ireland the Sydney Morning Herald reported. In many instances, the breads were partially baked in factories overseas, frozen, and shipped to Australia months later to be sold as freshly baked loaves to consumers. After an investigation by the ACCC Coles was also ordered to display a Federal Court corrective notice in its stores and on its website informing shoppers that it had broken Australian consumer law by falsely advertising bread products as 'Baked Today, Sold Today' and 'Freshly Baked In-Store'. In court, Chief Justice Allsop said that it was clear Coles had the intention of improving its marketing through 'conduct that breached the Australian Consumer Law.' 'It is important that sellers in the market recognise that consumers are entitled to reliable, truthful and accurate information,' he said. After an investigation by ACCC Coles was also ordered to display a Federal Court corrective notice in stores .

Summary: Coles ordered to pay $2.5 million in penalties after lying to shoppers . Their marketing slogan 'made today, sold today' deemed as misleading . The products were par baked from overseas and shipped months later . Coles also ordered to display a Federal Court corrective notice in stores .


Joe Anderson, 56, the Mayor of Liverpool, claimed £4,500 per year from Chesterfield High School, Merseyside, despite doing nothing for pupils . A Labour mayor who campaigned against austerity while being paid an £80,000 salary took £4,500 per year from a school where he previously worked, despite doing nothing for pupils. Joe Anderson, 56, the Mayor of Liverpool, attempted to justify the payments by saying he provided the school with 'kudos' for being linked to him. And when Chesterfield High School in Crosby, Merseyside, stopped the payments in 2011, he attempted to sue them, claiming discrimination because of his 'philosophical belief' in public service. The details of the case, published in The Times, came after Mr Anderson rejected an employment tribunal ruling against him and took his case to appeal, which was also rejected. In the most recent case, Judge Daniel Serota ruled that outsiders would consider the payments a 'misapplication of public monies ' and that the school was right to stop them. He added that he had repeatedly asked Mr Anderson's lawyers to state what benefits the school got in return for their cash. He said: 'The only answer that I received was that it gave 'kudos' to the school.' Mr Anderson had been a senior learning mentor at the school from 2001, when he was already a Liverpool councillor. He eventually rose through the ranks to become full-time leader of the council in 2010, effectively stopping his role as a mentor, but he continued taking payments from his former employer. When the school became an academy in 2011, and therefore had greater freedom over its finances, it ceased paying Mr Anderson, leading to his discrimination claim. Mr Anderson, who is paid an £80,000 salary, tried to sue the school (pictured) for discrimination after it stopped the payments, saying he was being punished for a 'philosophical belief' in public service . Mr Anderson said that his claim was no about getting more money, but about protecting his lucrative public sector pension pot. A tribunal ruled that Mr Anderson was unfairly dismissed, but that it was '100 per cent likely' the school would have sacked him following a consultation, so he was not entitled to compensation. It also ruled that, while Mr Anderson's belief in public service is a protected status, he had not been discriminated against.

Summary: Joe Anderson, 56, earns £80,000 in full-time job as the Mayor of Liverpool . Was also taking annual payments of £4,500 from Chesterfield High School . When school stopped payouts, he tried to sue them for discrimination . Appeal tribunal rejected claim he was punished for belief in public service .