The 16-year-son of Michael Schumacher, the seven-time Formula One champion, is set to make his debut in the same sport this weekend. Mick Schumacher will compete in the Formula 4 category, in what is regarded as a stepping stone for junior drivers hoping to reach the top. By doing so, he will follow in the footsteps of his father - who is still recovering from a ski accident at his home in Switzerland - who won a record 91 races in Formula 1. Mick Schumacher - who bears a striking resemblance to his father, Michael - makes his debut in the ADAC Formula 4 series in Germany this weekend . Schumacher Junior will drive under his own name for the first time in his career when he races this weekend . Schumacher Jnr is part of the Van Amersfoort Racing team competing in the 2015 ADAC Formula 4 series. He will start on the grid in 19th position out of 38 tomorrow and will take part in two more races on Sunday. For the first time in his career, he will drive under his own name. Previously, when taking part in go-karting, he had used the maiden name of his mother, Corinna, to avoid media attention. Three-time Formula One champion Niki Lauda said: 'Of course, the public will be watching him, thanks to his father, and that is a huge burden for him.' Van Amersfoot Racing team managing director told Bild: 'We are all pleased with how things are going. Mick makes few errors. 'The talent is there, the preparation is there, the intelligence is there. 'We are proud to have a big name race for us, but the name alone won't bring us any points. We'll all have to work hard for those.' Schumacher Junior is pictured in the team garage ahead of the first race of the season on Saturday . Michael Schumacher pictured during Formula One testing at the Jerez circuit in Spain in December 2007 . Gerhard Berger, an Austrian former Formula One driver and rival of Schumacher SNR, feared the boy's name could become a burden. 'It's quite tough for Mick to be treading in his father's footsteps,' he said. But he expected Schumacher Jnr to have a successful career in the sport. 'I know him a bit and he's a good lad, with both feet on the ground and the racing bug within him. He grew up in this environment and it is his life. He's not in any danger of being imbalanced by it.' He also thought it could give him something to focus on other than his father's grave condition, which has had a devastating affect on his life. The pair were skiing on the Meribel slopes in France in December 2013 when Schumacher Snr fell and cracked his head on a boulder. Schumacher celebrates on the podium after winning the Australian Grand Prix in March 2004 - he is still recovering from a skiing accident in December 2013 . He emerged from his induced coma in June last year, and left hospital in

Summary: Mick Schumacher makes his Formula 4 debut this weekend in Germany . For the first time, he will use his own name rather than his mother's name . His father is still recovering from a ski accident at his home in Switzerland . Schumacher Snr, seven-time Formula champion, won a record 91 races .


Almost two weeks on from Liverpool’s wretched afternoon against Manchester United at Anfield, it would appear that lessons have already been learned. Asked about a setback that may yet cost Brendan Rodgers and his players a place in next season’s Champions League, the club’s midfielder Joe Allen was rueful. ‘They were ready to go and maybe we weren’t,’ Allen told a young supporter at Melwood this week. ‘Yeah, maybe the rivalry can sometimes get in the way.’ Joe Allen battles it out with Ander Herrera during Liverpool's Premier League defeat to Man United at Anfield . Liverpool midfielder Allen spoke to Sportsmail's Ian Ladyman at Liverpool's Melwood training ground . Midfielder Allen believes Liverpool have performed well against the big teams during the last two seasons . For Allen, and indeed for Liverpool, one suspects that their defeat by their greatest rival of all is already being viewed as merely another kink in the road. Certainly there is nobody at Anfield who will accept the opinion offered by Sky Sports’ Gary Neville, the former United defender, that Liverpool froze. ‘No, I don’t think that’s the problem,’ said Allen. ‘I think over the last two seasons we have performed against the big teams. Games can just be like that sometimes. It doesn’t happen very often. Next time that game comes around we will get it right.’ Over the past few months at Liverpool there has certainly been more right than wrong. Going into Saturday’s game at Arsenal, they are five points off fourth place in the Barclays Premier League but that still represents progress from the dark days of autumn and early winter. Allen, one senses, has been integral to recent improvement. With captain Steven Gerrard no longer an automatic starter and the Brazilian Lucas Leiva recently injured, the 25-year-old midfielder has been given an extended opportunity to prove his worth. Allen has been given an opportunity with captain Steven Gerrard no longer an automatic choice for Liverpool . While Gerrard is no longer the first name on the teamsheet, Lucas Leiva (left) has also been sidelined . Having arrived with Rodgers from Swansea in 2012, Allen could not always be relied on. He admitted this week that at times the challenge seemed a little too big for him but he hopes that recent performances in big victories against Manchester City, Southampton and Swansea will one day be seen as evidence of a genuine breakthrough. ‘I think so, I hope so,’ Allen told Sportsmail. ‘Personally I have always been confident that I just needed games. ‘I will be open and honest, though. In my first season there were moments when I look back and am disappointed about how I did cope with that [mental] aspect of things. ‘Maybe I underestimated it a little bit before I came. I tried to anticipate it but you can’t do it until you get here. Now I have come through that and the only issue this season has been injuries. Hopefully I can stay fit now and show people the best of me.’ Allen’s increased standing at

Summary: Joe Allen admits, at times, challenge of playing for Liverpool felt too big . However, Reds midfielder has impressed in Liverpool's recent victories . Allen is disappointed at how he coped with things when he first signed . Wales international hopes he can stay fit and show fans the best of him .


An unemployed alcoholic who boasts of fathering 40 children plays ultra-violent Grand Theft Auto for up to 20 hours a day on a PlayStation4 bought with his benefits. Mike Holpin has three 48in widescreen televisions dotted around his Monmouthshire council house, each connected to his three £450 PS4 consoles all funded by his state handouts. His 40 children by 20 women have cost the taxpayer more than £4million in benefits and care costs, with at least 16 taken off him and their mothers by social services. 'I won't stop': Father of 40 Mike Holpin, left and right with his fiancée Diane, is said to have cost taxpayers £4.3million in benefits and other costs because of his huge family . Addicted: Holpin plays on his three £450 PS4 consoles for up to 20 hours a day - all paid for by benefits . But at 56 says he wants more children even though he admits he would not recognise many of his offspring in the street. Now engaged again, the three-times married man keeps track of their names with an ever-growing family tree tattooed on his back. CARE COSTS: Mike Holpin says 16 of his children were taken into care. A placement in local authority care costs an average of £150,000 a year. If they each spent just a year in care, the bill would be £2.4million. CHILD BENEFIT: £1,000 per annum for the eldest child, plus £700 per year for each additional child, which would be claimed by the person looking after the child. Assuming half his children are now adults and half are still entitled to child benefit, the bill would be at least £500,000. Child tax credits would have been worth an average of £2,000 per year, per child if the parents were not working. That’s £800,000. HIS BENEFITS: Mr Holpin claims he has received up to £27,000 a year in benefits, totalling £675,000. TOTAL BILL: £4,375,000 . His fiancee Diane Morris, 46, told The Sun: 'He's a good guy. He's been unfaithful but that's all in the past'. One of his youngest children, a three-year-old girl, was born after he agreed to help a childless couple have a baby. He said: 'I helped them by having sex with her. For all my sins I have done one or two things right'. One of his children, Hayley, 25, who is also unemployed, said: 'He was a p***head but he's done well. I'm proud,' she told The Sun. But Mr Holpin’s brother, David, 59, said the former fairground worker’s ‘shocking’ behaviour had brought ‘shame’ on the family. David Holpin, from Erith, Kent, added: ‘I lost touch with Mike when I moved to Kent 18 years ago – he didn’t have a phone so we couldn’t keep in touch. ‘It wouldn’t surprise me if he had 40 children, the way he carries on. His behaviour is shocking. I’m not ashamed of Michael, but I’m upset about the way our family name has been tarnished. ‘He has brought shame on us, and we are a good family.’ Game of choice: The father of

Summary: Mike Holpin, from Ebbw Vale in Monmouthshire, has at least 40 children . He has three PS4s, three widescreen TVs and more than 200 £50 games . 16 of children taken into care 'because of my drinking and womanising' But 56-year-old wants more because he 'can't live without them' 'In the Bible, God says go forth and multiply. I'm doing what God wants'


The Secret Service took more than a year to replace a broken alarm system at the home of George H.W. Bush, it has emerged. The alarm failed at the former president's Houston residence in September 2013 and even though the Secret Service bought a replacement system in January 2014, it took until December for it to be installed - leaving the couple without the protection of a working alarm at their home for 15 months. It came despite an agent's recommendation in 2010 that the alarm, which was installed in 1993, be replaced because it 'had exceeded its life cycle'. The request was denied for an unknown reason. The oversight - just the latest in a string of blunders by the agency - was revealed in a report by the Department of Homeland Security Office of Inspector General, which was released on Thursday. Concerns: Former First Lady Barbara Bush and former President George H.W. Bush, pictured watching basketball in March, did not have a working alarm at their Houston home for more than a year . During the time the alarm was out of service, the Secret Service assigned an employee to keep watch over the residence, according to the report,CBS News reported. Some inside the agency contended that the agent was not sufficient to replace the alarm system, the Washington Post reported. Despite the apparently relaxed security measures, there were no breaches at the property, where 90-year-old Bush and his wife Barbara have lived for more than two decades. On Twitter on Thursday, Bush said that he and his wife have 'great respect for, and confidence in, the men and women' of the Secret Service. 'That respect and confidence has never waned,' he wrote. Endorsement: In light of the reports, Bush tweeted that he had 'great respect' for the Secret Service . Property: Their Houston home, circle, was guarded by a Secret Service agent throughout the 15 months . The report also raises concerns about the security at other former presidents' homes, but has redacted their names. Among the concerns, one official reported that safety equipment showed 'signs of impending failure'. In January, the Washington Post reported that the alarm system at Vice President Joe Biden's home was failing so agents had simply switched the system off. They were told that budget constraints meant the repairs would have to wait. The new report, which was addressed to Secret Service Director Joseph Clancy, recommended that the agency reviews all security equipment and looks into how it keeps track of maintenance issues. 'With these fixes in place, we believe the Secret Service will more effectively meet its mission to protect the lives and homes of our former presidents,' Homeland Security Inspector General John Roth, who wrote the report, said in a statement. Blunders: A member of the Secret Service patrols outside the White House last September after a man managed to scale the fence, run across the lawn and enter the property without being stopped . Embarrassment: Last week, a man landed a gyrocopter on the U.S. Capitol lawn in the latest embarrassment

Summary: The alarm system at the former president's Houston property failed around September 2013 but was not replaced until December 2014 . It came after an agent recommended in 2010 that the 20-year system be replaced but the request was denied . The details emerged in a report by the Department of Homeland Security Office of Inspector General released on Thursday . The report recommended that the agency reviews all security equipment .


Newcastle are set to strip Fabricio Coloccini of the captaincy this summer and give the armband to Daryl Janmaat, should he remain at the club. Former Argentina defender Coloccini has been skipper since 2011 but head coach John Carver says the club will review that position at the end of the season. The Magpies have repeatedly been let down by those appointed to lead the team this year and that has infuriated coaching staff. Newcastle boss John Carver is set to strip Fabricio Coloccini (above) of the club captaincy this summer . Daryl Janmaat will be given the honour during the summer with Carver labelling him as 'outstanding' Coloccini was needlessly sent off during last month’s 3-0 defeat at Everton and landed a three-match ban which ruled him out of the Tyne-Wear derby. In his absence, Moussa Sissoko skippered the team to three defeats and was himself red carded during Monday’s 2-0 loss at Liverpool following a reckless lunge on midfielder Lucas. The France international – who is desperate to quit St James’ in the summer – is now facing a club fine as punishment for his indiscipline. Meanwhile, official vice-captain Cheick Tiote has long since been agitating for a move away from Tyneside and he has only appeared 12 times this season because of injury. Carver said: ‘The captaincy is something that has to be addressed by the football club. ‘We need to give the captaincy to somebody who is responsible, who is a leader. The players will follow a leader, and they have to have discipline on and off the pitch. Carver said on Thursday: ‘We need to give the captaincy to somebody who is responsible, who is a leader' ‘I shouldn't have to go in there and manage that dressing room – that's what your captains are there for. I would definitely review the situation in the summer.’ Carver will recommend that Holland defender Janmaat is rewarded for an impressive first season. He, though, is attracting interest from Liverpool and, given the unsettled situation at the club right now, could be tempted by a move away. But there has been no question over Janmaat’s commitment this season, as Carver added: ‘I'd be tempted (to make Janmaat captain), yes, because he's a proper leader. ‘He's got character, strength, he's good around the dressing room. Whatever you ask him to do he'll do it and he has a good presence around the place. ‘He leads by example, and that's what you need a captain to do. Daryl has been outstanding. Moussa Sissoko hands the captains armband over to manager Carver after being sent off at Liverpool . 'This is his first year in the Premier League and he’s been outstanding, whatever position he’s played in. It’s important we keep him. We need to keep our best players.’ Coloccini, however, will captain the team for Sunday’s visit of Spurs. And Carver said: ‘If it was me, I'd want to prove a point. ‘If it was me who had been sent off and I was the captain of the football club, I'd want

Summary: Fabricio Coloccini is set to be removed as Newcastle United captain . Manager John Carver feels recent skippers have let the team down . Coloccini and Moussa Sissoko were both sent off in recent games . Daryl Janmaat will be given the role in the summer as his replacement .


That's me and 'Daddy.' Karl Lagerfeld and Choupette . Her trademark hair is thick, glossy and silky smooth. Her sapphire blue eyes are piercing and stare icily ahead making little effort to disguise the contempt she feels for all before her. The lady in question is Choupette, the moody French sensation taking the modelling world by storm and who, last year, clawed in over £2 million in fees, outstripping the earnings of bushy-eyebrowed supermodel-of-the-moment Cara Delevingne. Designer Karl Lagerfeld says: ‘She is the centre of the world, when you see her you understand. She is kind of Greta Garbo. It’s the way she moves, the way she plays. There’s something unforgettable about her. She is an inspiration for elegance.’ But this starlet who has bewitched the creative director of fashion house Chanel is no leggy clothes horse, in fact her legs — all four of them — are on the short side. For Choupette is a three-year-old Birman cat and the pride, joy, and slightly disturbing obsession, of Lagerfeld — or ‘Daddy’ as he calls himself when talking to his pet. Choupette is so famous she has notched up over 100,000 followers on Twitter and Instagram, boasts a Wikipedia entry and doesn’t get out of her bed for less than a million quid. Her earnings came from just two jobs, one for Japanese cosmetics company Shu Uemura to whom she lent her name for a special capsule collection. The other was posing for German car brand Opel. In keeping with her first-class pedigree, Choupette would never promote cheap brands. ‘I don’t allow it, she’s far too sophisticated for that,’ sneers the pony-tailed Lagerfeld, who admits to being in love with his feline muse. ‘There is no marriage allowed between humans and animals,’ he said regretfully in an interview recently. ‘I never thought I would fall in love with a cat.’ Choupette and the Chanel chief are rarely apart, living, eating and sleeping together with their respective entourages trailing in their wake. Yes, Choupette has her own six-strong team at her beck and call whether they’re catering for her very faddy diet, stocking up on her favourite beauty products or just tickling her furry tummy. While most moggies start their day with a tin of supermarket pet food, Choupette’s tastes are a little more refined. She’s not so much the cat who got the cream as the cat who got the bespoke mineral water, specially blended for her using a cocktail of Swiss, Swedish, British and German water by Le Water Bar Colette in Paris. Let me eat cake - as that other famous French glamour puss, Marie Antoinette, almost said . I travel in style and I refuse to go anywhere unless it's in this £1,660 Louis Vuitton pet carrier . She doesn’t demean herself by eating her food from the floor but dines perched on the table beside her Daddy. When it comes to her diet she laughs in the face of Whiskas and Felix. All her food is prepared by her personal chef Patrice who creates several dishes at a

Summary: Choupette earned £2million in fees and has over 100,000 Twitter followers . French cats earnings outstripped those of supermodel Cara Delevingne . Karl Lagerfeld compared his pet to Hollywood legend 'Greta Garbo'


Bath Abbey could be linked to the city's Roman water network to heat the vast medieval church using ancient underground springs. The idea has been in the pipeline for years, but now excavation work has begun to determine whether it’s possible to connect a modern heating system with an ancient hot spring. The Church of England’s ambitious plans involve harnessing the energy of Bath’s 45°C spring water to power a modern heating system for the building. Bath Abbey (pictured) could have the world's first natural underfloor heating system sourced from spring water in Roman drains. The idea has been in the pipeline for years, but now excavation work has begun to determine whether it’s possible to connect a modern heating system with an ancient hot spring . The Abbey, which lies at the heart of Britain's only World Heritage city, was granted planning permission for the unique £18million scheme two years ago. Engineers plan to excavate ancient crypts below the church to tap into a Roman drain where 850,000 litres of natural spring water empties every day into the ground. They hope to divert the warm water instead through a network of underground pipes to provide a world-first natural underfloor heating system for the abbey. Church leaders believe the plans would provide a unique source of green energy for the abbey and help the 10th century building reconnect with the city's Roman roots. Plans show how Bath Abbey will use water from the city's ancient springs, which heat water used in its Roan Baths. Waste water currently filters out to the River Avon but could be put to use under the new scheme . An artist's impression of plans for Bath Abbey shows how the ground will be excavated to create the heating system, new work space and song school . Today, excavation work is taking place on Kingston Parade outside the Visitor’s Information Centre to determine the feasibility of installing the system. Each day, a quarter of a million gallons of hot water flow through the Roman Baths from the thermal spring located at the heart of the site. A large quantity of this hot water eventually ends up in the nearby River Avon – passing through the Great Roman Drain. The idea is, that it this waste water was harnessed correctly and converted, it could produce 1.5 megawatts of continuous energy – enough to heat Bath Abbey and the world-famous Roman Baths and Pump Room complex. Engineers are currently digging 13 ft (4 metres) below the ground to work out what lies in the space and if it could be suitable to house a thermal heat exchanger, which transfers heat from one medium to another. A spokesman for the project told MailOnline that the investigations are in their infancy, but it appears that water levels may be too low to use in the Great Roman Drain area, but that energy could be harnessed in the Georgian part of the drain. A small scale trial is also underway to test how the heat can warm up different types of stone floors

Summary: Roman drains with warm spring water could be used for eco-heating . 850,000 litres of waste spring water filters to Avon each day at present . This waste water could be used to heat Bath Abbey in the historic city . Engineers are looking at drains to explore whether the idea is viable .


Kingsley Burrell, 29, died in police custody on March 31 2011, four days after he was arrested and sectioned in Birmingham city centre . A mentally ill father-of-three who died in police custody was handcuffed for six hours, wet himself after being denied access to a toilet, and was repeatedly punched by officers, it was claimed today. Kingsley Burrell, 29, was taken into custody on March 27 2011 after calling police to say he was being threatened with a gun while out shopping in the centre of Birmingham, a court has heard. However, when CCTV showed that in fact nobody had approached him, he was sectioned under the Mental Health Act, and died four days later at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital (QE). An inquest into his death at Birmingham Coroner's Court heard that he was arrested in the Haymer corner shop in Winson Green while he was going swimming with his son, four, and niece. Trainee security guard Mr Burrell called police himself, saying two men had threatened to shoot him, but when they arrived he was handcuffed and taken to the QE hospital. Today, Kadisha Brown-Burrell, the victim's sister, described the moment she saw Mr Burrell following his arrest. She said: 'When he walked out he walked over stiff. He couldn’t move his head, couldn’t move his body, couldn’t move his shoulders. 'Kingsley had three lumps, one on his forehead. I said to Chantelle, "Take a picture of that". 'Kingsley said to me, "I can’t move". He couldn’t move the upper part of his body. He was barefoot and had pyjama bottoms on. 'I could see that he was really upset, saying, "How can they put me in here knowing I was calling for help because there were a couple of guys after me?"' When she and Mr Burrell's partner Chantelle Graham returned to see him the following day, he told them he had been handcuffed for a number of hours after being taken to the hospital. Ms Brown-Burrell said: 'He said that while he was in the QE during assessment he was on the floor, and all he wanted was a glass of water. Mr Burrell was taken into custody after calling officers and claiming three men had threatened him with a machine gun. When CCTV showed that nobody had approached Mr Burrell, he was sectioned . Today an inquest into Mr Burrell's death was told his claims that police beat him, and left him handcuffed for six hours pictured left to right, his family Janet Burrell, Lorraine Burell and Kadisha Burrell) 'They had made him incontinent and he had wet himself. He was on the floor for five or six hours and all he wanted was water and for them to release the cuffs.' Mr Burrell told her a police officer had offered to loosen the cuffs for him, but 'instead he tightened them', she told the court. Mr Burrell also told her he had been involved in a struggle in the back of the ambulance, and that three members of hospital staff had watched while police officers 'injected

Summary: Kingsley Burrell, 29, arrested by police and sectioned on March 27, 2011 . Mr Burrell had called officers, alleging three men put a gun to his head . But CCTV later showed nobody approached him, so he was hospitalised . Four days later he died in custody, and allegedly told family about ordeal . Court told that police allegedly beat Mr Burrell, restrained him for six hours, and forced him to wet himself by denying him access to a toilet .


Fifteen-times grand slam champion Martina Hingis made a courageously impressive return to big-time singles tennis in the Fed Cup on Saturday but was eventually outplayed by Agnieszka Radwanska. Hingis was persuaded to play her first tour-level singles for nearly eight years because of injuries in the Switzerland team for the World Group playoff encounter against Poland. The 34-year-old brought back memories of her heyday in a thrilling 48-minute first set before capitulating 6-4 6-0 to world number nine Radwanska after 76 enjoyable minutes. Martina Hingis fought courageously but could not prevent defeat on her first return to singles since 2007 . The former World No 1 was defeated 6-4, 6-0 by Agnieszka Radwanska (right) in the Fed Cup . Hingis was persuaded to play because of injuries in the team and to secure a spot on the Olympic team . Australian Open (1997, 1998, 1999) Wimbledon (1997) US Open (1997) French Open runner-up (1997, 1999) Total career singles titles: 43 . Total career doubles titles: 44 . Career prize money: $20,974,066 . Smiling a lot and clearly enjoying the experience of being back in the spotlight against a player with a similarly attractive style, Hingis played some exhilarating tennis early on but her effort eventually took its toll. Half a step slower in the second set, she could only win 11 points as Radwanska upped her game to give Poland a 1-0 lead in the tie. What was most eye-catching was the way Hingis fought in the opening set, twice coming back from a break down to level the scores until the pressure exerted by Radwanska finally told. Hingis, who only plays doubles on tour those days, was making a Fed Cup return for the first time since the 1998 final because she has to play in the competition to qualify for next year's Olympics. Hingis lines up with team-mates including (L-R) Romina Oprandi, Victorija Golubic and Timea Bacsinszky . Hingis, posing with the US Open trophy in 1997, won five grand slam singles titles before her 18th birthday .

Summary: Switzerland are facing Poland in the Fed Cup World Group play offs . Martina Hingis lost 6-4, 6-0 to world No 9 Agnieszka Radwanska . The former No 1 and five-time grand slam singles winner has not played a singles match since 2007 .


Forget fetching sticks. This musically-minded dog would rather be playing piano sonatas. Sadie the German Shepherd was filmed at home in Alberta, Canada, switching on an electric organ with her nose and sitting down to play some tunes. Footage shows her plonking her front paws down along the keyboard, as she sits with her back legs positioned on the piano stool. Instead of classical music, Sadie appears to recite a minimalist piece with clashing notes and no time signature. After a confident start, the pup takes a pause and looks towards the camera. 'Oh, did you make a mistake?' her owner says while filming. Signaling a brief moment of musical frustration, Sadie puts one paw to her head before returning to tickle the ivories. Musically minded: Sadie the German Shepherd was filmed at home in Alberta, Canada, switching on an electric keyboard with her nose and sitting down to play some tunes . Born to perform: Footage shows her plonking her front paws down on the keyboard, as she sits with her back legs on the piano stool . After a 20-second rendition, she decides she's had enough for one day and turns around to take a bow. To date, the video of Sadie playing the piano has been watched more than 12,000 times. Many viewers have given her paw-formance the thumbs up. 'Cute video, gorgeous and smart dog! ' one fan wrote. Sadie, aged six, was apparently adopted from an animal rescue shelter in 2009. Her owner adds: 'She loves learning new tricks and recently learned to play the piano.' Bravo: After a 20-second rendition, she decides she's had enough for one day and turns around to take a bow .

Summary: Sadie the German Shepherd was filmed at home in Alberta, Canada, switching on an electric keyboard with her nose and sitting down to play . Instead of classical music, the pooch appears to recite a minimalist piece with clashing notes and no time signature . After a 20-second rendition, she decides she's had enough for one day and turns around to take a bow .


If you ever need proof that a healthy lifestyle can give you the body of your dreams, just take a look at Rosie Huntington-Whiteley's latest lingerie campaign snaps. The supermodel, who follows a strict clean and lean diet, showcases her super toned body in new imagery to promote her lingerie range for Autograph at M&S. The 27-year-old models her new summer sleepwear collection, which is full of mix and match pieces featuring sophisticated hues of slate blue and silver with colour pops of peach and floral prints. Rosie Huntington-Whiteley, who follows a strict clean and lean diet, showcases her super toned body in new imagery to promote her lingerie range for Autograph at M&S . ROSIE FOR AUTOGRAPH beau silk lingerie set . Buy at Marks & Spencer . Visit site . Well this made us put our bacon roll down. Gulp. Putting her perfectly sculpted physique on display in a lingerie set from her coveted collection for Marks & Spencer, we don’t know what we want more – the body or the underwear. One thing we can acquire a lot easier is the underwear, which will only involve a few clicks and skips out on the intensive cardio exercise and organic diet bit. Wearing a blue satin and white lace trim bra and knickers from the new collection, Rosie oozed old Hollywood vibes in the retro inspired set, and our knicker drawers are calling for it. Beautiful lingerie will never go amiss in a woman’s wardrobe and this stunning two piece will set certain pulses racing without a doubt. So make it yours with a click to the right now, or have gander at the style edit below to check out its competition on the virtual high street. Bra-illiant idea! TOPSHOP Satin and Lace Balconette Bra . Visit site . TOPSHOP Satin and Lace Mini Knickers . Visit site . Betsey Johnson Starlet bra at Nordstrom . Visit site . DKNY Intimates Signature lace bra at Zappos . Visit site . Rosie says she was inspired by all things oriental and she also incorporated the vintage glamour trend she does so well each season. The Devon-born model's latest pieces, featuring pure silk and French designed lace detailing, have been designed to add a touch of luxury to your night’s sleep, says Rosie. Rosie, 27, who was inspired by all things oriental, explains that she follows an organic diet and while it's an investment, she believes it's a worthy one . Rosie, pictured modelling new items from her sleepwear range, starts the day with a green juice and scrambled eggs with spinach . Sharing her views on healthy eating with Cosmopolitan recently, Rosie said: 'I really enjoy food and never deprive myself. I don't believe in fad dieting - I believe in enjoying everything in balance. I travel a lot so I often eat out, but I try to enjoy myself. Nobody wants to be that girl ordering a salad.' Rosie explains that when she's at home she cooks organic, healthy food, which she says is an investment but a really important

Summary: Rosie, 27, shows off her new lingerie and sleepwear range . Shares her daily diet and says eating organic is an important investment . Stars in Mad Max - Fury Road film, which is out this year .


The Avengers have battled to save Earth from an alien invasion, the evil Loki and now, in the latest movie, face off against the killing machine Ultron. They do this, of course, with the help of numerous superpowers - including Iron Man’s suit, super-healing abilities and Captain America’s indestructible shield. But just how scientifically sound are some of these powers, and do any of them hold up to the laws of physics and chemistry as we know them? Scroll down for video . The American Chemical Society in Washington explained the science behind the Avengers in a video. It looks at the composition of Iron Man's suit - said to be a gold-titanium alloy in one of the movies - and Captain America's shield. The video also explains the science behind super-healing abilities . In a video for Reactions, the American Chemical Society took a look at the science of Marvel's Avengers. It begins looking at Tony Stark, better known as Iron Man when he dons his iron suit of armour. His original suit, made only of iron, would have weighed around 70kg (150lbs) according to the ACS - not very comfortable or easy to move around in. He later upgrades it to a gold-titanium alloy, but that would actually make things worse explained the video. ‘That suit would probably weigh around 160kg (350lbs), which might work for the Hulk but not for Tony Stark,’ said the narrator. However, Dr Raychelle Burks continued that it is later made of a nickel-titanium alloy called nitinol. This is ‘strong but light, and can be reformed after taking damage,’ she said. ‘There may also be some graphite reinforced with carbon fibre, which can take a lot of heat - useful if Iron Man doesn’t want to singe his feet using those rocket boots.’ Tony Stark, better known as Iron Man when he dons his iron suit of armour and played by Robert Downey Jnr (pictured), made his original suit out of iron. He later upgrades it to a gold-titanium alloy, but according to the ACS that would be heavy and uncomfortable - perhaps better for the Hulk than Iron Man himself . None of this would work, though, without Stark’s own portable nuclear power station - the Arc Reactor. In Iron Man 2 this uses palladium - but we soon learn this is poisoning and killing the character. So instead, he creates a new element - and Dr Burks said this might not be as far-fetched as it seems. He uses his own particle accelerator to smash the nuclei of atoms together and make a new type of atom, which is not entirely dissimilar to the experiments taking place at real-life accelerators such as Cern. ‘Scientists have made 20 synthetic elements this way, so it’s not unbelievable that Stark would have made new elements to power his suit,’ said Dr Burks. The main skeleton of Raytheon;s exoskeleton, shown, is made from high-strength aluminium and steel, and weighs about 95kg (209lb) Iron Man’s superpowers don’t stem from a radioactive spider bite or exposure to gamma rays;

Summary: Washington's American Chemical Society video explains the Avengers . It looks at the composition of Iron Man's suit and Captain America's shield . And it also explains science behind Black Widow's super-healing abilities . The verdict is that some - but not all - of the science is plausible .


An urgent headcount has taken place at a Thai temple that's home to 147 tigers in the care of monks after a vet complained to authorities that three were missing. Wat Pha Luang Ta Bua in Thailand's western Kanchanaburi province - commonly known as 'The Tiger Temple' - has long proved a hit among tourists who flock there to visit the monks and be photographed next to their huge feline pets. However, Thai wildlife officials began a headcount on Friday after allegations from a temple vet earlier this week who complained to police that three tigers had recently disappeared from the sanctuary, sparking fears they may have been sold on. Scroll down for video . An urgent headcount has taken place at a Thai temple that's home to 147 tigers in the care of monks after a vet complained to authorities that three were missing . A Thai Buddhist Monk fends off a playful attack from an Asian Tiger at . the Wat Pa Luangtabua temple . A Buddhist monk plays with a tiger at Wat Pa Luang Ta Bua . Abbot Phra Bhusit Khantitaro of the Tiger Temple with one of many tigers taken-in and raised there . A Buddhist monk walks near three resting tigers at the Tiger Temple . The tigers were led out in groups of four and tied to a tree to allow officials to scan their microchips . Cooling down: A Buddhist monk sprays water onto a baby tiger at The Tiger Temple in Thailand . Volunteers walk with a tiger on a leash during a head count at Wat Pa Luang Ta Bua . The authorities say the temple has been keeping the animals without the proper paperwork and have vowed to seize them, sparking standoffs in recent weeks between officials and angry monks blocking their way. Thailand's Department of National Parks, Wildlife and Plant Conservation (DNP) said earlier this week it planned to take the animals away on Friday. But when officials arrived at the temple Friday morning they contented themselves with counting the tigers, most of whom are microchipped, to ascertain how many there are in the sanctuary. A tiger has his chip implant read by Tiger Temple personnel during the head count . Affection: A Buddhist monk plays with two of the tigers at the temple . A Buddhist monk relaxes as a tiger prowls around the grounds . 'We have come to check and scan the tigers to see whether the numbers match what we have or not,' DNP official Somsak Poopet told AFP, adding his department said they had been told there should be 147 tigers at the temple. Asked whether the department would consider seizing the animals he replied: 'We have that idea but in our actions so far it has not reached that process yet.' Unlike previous visits, the monks did not object to officials entering the sanctuary, an AFP photographer on the scene said. The tigers were led out in groups of four and tied to a tree to allow officials to scan their microchips. Of the

Summary: Wat Pha Luang Ta Bua - 'Tiger Temple' - has long been a hit with tourists . They flock there to visit the Buddhist monks and their huge feline pets . However, a vet recently alerted officials to three tigers being missing .


Only after the fourth goal had been scored, only after this derby demolition had been completed, did Louis van Gaal turn to the most expensive player in English football and the player who commands the highest wages. Angel di Maria and Radamel Falcao were little more than fresh legs here on Sunday, and any success Van Gaal has enjoyed in his first season at Old Trafford needs to be measured against the difficulties two phenomenally talented players have endured. But it also a measure of the qualities the Dutchman possesses that players with only a fraction of their ability are not just keeping them out of the side, but are performing as well as this. Angel di Maria and Radamel Falcao were left on the bench by Louis van Gaal on Sunday . Argentine £60m man Di Maria came on for Juan Mata in the 81st minute at Old Trafford . Falcao replaced Belgian Marouane Fellaini with seven minutes to play in the win over Manchester City . A sixth successive Premier League victory that cements United in third place owes much to the revival of Ashley Young, Marouane Fellaini and Juan Mata and the progress being made by Chris Smalling and Phil Jones. David Moyes once said Smalling and Jones were good enough to become England’s central defensive pairing and Roy Hodgson, a spectator here on Sunday, is sure to be encouraged by their rate of development. In Young, Fellaini and Mata the transformation has been most startling, however, and credit has to go to Van Gaal for the way he has managed three players who were so central to the downfall of Moyes 12 months ago. In fairness to Fellaini, and indeed Moyes, the Belgian just needed time to make the transition from Everton to United. In fairness to Mata, he probably needed time, too, after being ejected from Chelsea by Jose Mourinho. Ashley Young celebrates after bringing Manchester United level having earlier trailed . But Young is a triumph for the style of leadership Van Gaal has long been recognised for: his ability to work with players on a personal basis as well as part of a collective. Even Van Gaal’s critics recognise the skills that also made him a fine schoolteacher when he was supplementing his income as a poorly paid player in Holland with a career in education. He is clearly very good at restoring confidence and inspiring an individual, with Young finally looking like the player Martin O’Neill used to admire so much. Young, one of five Englishmen in United’s outfield 10, was the outstanding player in this hugely entertaining contest, scoring the equaliser that quickly cancelled out Sergio Aguero’s opener, as well as providing the assists for Fellaini and Smalling, but more to the point, responding most effectively to what, presumably, were his manager’s instructions. Fellaini headed in at the far post to give Manchester United the lead and continue his fine recent form . Mata slots under Joe Hart to extend Manchester United's lead to 3-1 early in the second half . Van Gaal

Summary: Manchester United beat Manchester City 4-2 at Old Trafford . Win moved United four points clear of City in third place in the table . Louis van Gaal has left Angel di Maria and Radamel Falcao on bench . Ashley Young, Juan Mata and Marouane Fellaini have all been revived . Chris Smalling and Phil Jones are showing progress at the back .


At least 18 people have died in an avalanche on Mount Everest sparked by a powerful 7.8 magnitude earthquake in Nepal. The avalanche buried part of base camp, raising fears for the safety of hundreds of climbers who are in the area, said Gyanendra Shrestha from the Tourism Ministry in Kathmandu. A number of Britons are among those who have not been heard from since the quake.The identities of those who died in the avalanche have not yet been released. Scroll down for video . Avalanche: Terrifying avalanche pictured from basecamp on Mount Everest caused by the earthquake today . The avalanche was caused by a powerful 7.8 magnitude earthquake which struck Nepal and has claimed the lives of almost 1,000 people . Carsten Lillelund Pedersen hid behind these rocks when the avalanche caught up with him at basecamp . A dining tent at basecamp has been turned into hospital. People are being treated for head injuries and fractures . Among those listed on Google Person Finder is Sebastian Lovera, a 22-year-old qualified skiing and diving instructor, from Tonbridge, Kent. His last known location was Khumjung on Tuesday, from where he was heading towards Everest Base Camp. His step-father, Greg Smye-Rumsby, said: 'Sebastian is an extremely lively and self-motivating person and that is why he went to Napal. 'We haven't heard from him. He would not have switched his phone off. We have tried ringing it. Sometimes it rings and sometimes we get an answer but it's an automated answer. It says the phone is switched off. He's certainly not a person to take risks. He's the absolute opposite.' Another Briton feared missing is Laura Wood, 23, from Huddersfield, West Yorkshire. She is described by a friend as a 'glowing lovely beautiful young girl often dressed in hippy type clothing'. Miss Wood, who has a strong northern accent, has been trekking in the Himalayas without any means of making contact. Officials today confirmed that at least 1,341 people have died as rescue teams continue to search for survivors who are feared to be trapped under rubble. The death toll is expected to rise. Carsten Lillelund Pedersen pictured after the avalanche . Tweeting from the mountain, Daniel Mazur from Bristol wrote: 'A massive earthquake just hit Everest. Basecamp has been severely damaged. Our team is caught in camp 1. Please pray for everyone.' Briton Chris Harling, from Cumbria, who is leader of the Adventure Peaks Everest North Ridge 2015 Expedition was also on the mountain when the avalanche struck. Posting on Facebook, he wrote: 'Here in base camp we initially felt minor tremmors, then the ground began to feel like jelly as waves passed through the rocks beneath our feet. 'Climbers appeared from tents all over camp to try to start to comprehend what they were feeling. 'As the movement became more violent I expected the loose and precarious rocky slopes above the camp area . to start shedding huge boulders - it was extremely alarming wondering if we were to be buried by rockfall. 'Sure enough, an area of steep cliffs did

Summary: Powerful 7.8 magnitude earthquake caused an avalanche on Mount Everest . At least 18 people have died and more than 30 injured on the mountain . There are reports the avalanche has buried people in tents at base camp . The earthquake - Nepal's worst in 81 years - has killed at more than 1,300 .


England centre Manu Tuilagi is taking his rehabilitation 'week by week' as the powerhouse midfielder continues his recovery from a troublesome groin injury that has sidelined him for most of the season. Tuilagi has been out of action since October and missed the autumn internationals as well as England's entire RBS 6 Nations campaign - but the 23-year-old is targeting a return to action in the summer in time for his country's pre-World Cup preparations. 'The injuries coming along well,' Tuilagi told Kicca.com. Manu Tuilagi has not featured for England since the three-Test summer tour of New Zealand in 2014 . 'I'm doing this training at St Georges Park. Training in the altitude chamber trying to speed up my fitness. I'm taking it week by week - I haven't got a set date for a goal that I need to be fit and a time that I need to be fit in time for.' Tuilagi's last appearance in an England shirt was during the three-Test summer tour of New Zealand in 2014. The Tigers three-quarter impressed throughout the series and looked set to have a stellar season in 2015 before he picked up the injury playing against Ulster in October. Leicester Tigers centre Tuilagi has been out of action since his picked up a groin injury in October . Tuilagi has struggled with the injury all season with Richard Cockerill, Tigers' director of rugby, recently confirming that the England star was highly unlikely to play any rugby this campaign. 'I thought I was out for eight weeks originally,' Tuilagi explained. 'And then I had a scan again later on and they said "It's very bad" - I split my pubus and... it's been tough since then. It's been very frustrating watching your team-mates (from the sideline). You can't do anything about it - all you have to do is your rehab and recovery.' Tuilagi's absence has allowed other players to stake their claim in England's midfield with Bath's Jonathan Joseph filing the number 13 with aplomb during the championship. 'JJ had a brilliant Six Nations and is a fantastic player. There's a lot of competition in the team but it's always been that way. Your spot in the team is never set; if you don't perform well, you'll lose your spot and that's just the way it is.' Bath centre Jonathan Joseph flourished at outside centre for England in the RBS 6 Nations . England will begin their preparations for the World Cup with a two-week training camp at Pennyhill Park in early July. The squad will then embark on a trip to Colorado in Texas for a fortnight of high-intensity training at high-altitude before returning for three warm-up games against France (twice) and Ireland prior to the tournament - and Tuilagi is hoping to be back in the mix for selection by then. 'When you get injured, that's when you realise how much you love the game,' Tuilagi added. 'Sometimes you forget that when you're playing a lot. I just can't wait to get back.'

Summary: Manu Tuilagi has been out of action since October . The Leicester Tigers centre has struggled with a groin injury all season . Tuilagi is hoping to be back in time for England's pre-World Cup plans .


The parents of a sweet six-year-old are using adorable videos of their daughter dancing to help raise awareness about her rare disorder - and the moving and grooving clips have quickly turned the youngster into an online star. Audrey Nethery, from Kentucky, has Diamond Blackfan Anemia (DBA), a life-threatening bone marrow condition that impacts her body's ability to circulate oxygen. Since Audrey is unable to produce enough red blood cells, her parents told the Mirror, she has faced a host of health issues in her short life. But the condition doesn't stop Audrey from dancing, which she does incredibly well to Bruno Mars’ chart-topping hit Uptown Funk in a widely-watched video that her family posted on her Facebook page. Scroll down for video . Girl can groove: Audrey Nethery, six, has a rare illness called Diamond Blackfan Anemia - but her condition doesn't stop her from dancing adorably in videos from her Zumba class . Family affair: Audrey danced while her dad Scott played guitar at a DBA benefit, pictured here . Audrey learned the cute choreographed routine to the Kidz Bop version of the song at her Zumba class in Louisville, Kentucky. Dad Scott Nethery and mom Julie Haise were quick to upload a clip of the six-year-old dancing to Facebook, and the internet was just as quick to watch it. The recording of her complete performance has already reached 2.8 million views since it was posted in March. But Audrey's cute videos don't just bring joy to those who watch them - they also help bring attention to DBA and raise funds for the Diamond Blackfan Anemia Foundation. Get your groove on: Audrey's most popular video sees her dancing along to Bruno Mars' hit Uptown Funk (pictured) Shaking her money maker: Audrey's parents are posting videos of Audrey dancing at Zumba class to raise money for the Diamond Blackfan Anemia Foundation; here, Audrey holds a check for $10,000 . Because of her condition, Audrey has already endured 20 blood transfusions, and will likely undergo more in the future. Half of people with DBA need a transfusion once every three to five weeks. She was also born with a hole in her heart and a cleft palate, and she isn't growing as fast as her peers, partly because of the steroids she needs to take for her illness. But despite her hurdles, her father Scott told Daily Mail Online, she has plenty of energy and a positive outlook: 'Audrey is a happy, loving, smart, little girl who loves to dance, listen to music, and collect dolls and stuffed animals. She is incredibly strong and leaves an impression on everyone she meets!' Feeling playful: Audrey's dad says she loves to collect dolls like the one she is holding in this picture with her mother Julie . Major music lover: Audrey's dad Scott, pictured here before taking Audrey to a father-daughter dance, says his little internet star is a big fan of Bruno Mars and Taylor Swift . The musically-inclined six-year-old, whose favorite musicians include Taylor Swift, Bruno Mars, and the Beatles, has

Summary: Audrey Nethery, from Kentucky, suffers from Diamond Blackfan Anemia . The youngster has already undergone 20 blood transfusions because her body doesn't produce enough red blood cells . A video of Audrey dancing at her Zumba class has had nearly three million views and raised vital funds for the Diamond Blackfan Anemia Foundation .


Cristiano Ronaldo scored his first free-kick in 57 attempts to send Real Madrid on their way to a 3-0 victory over Eibar. It was his 38th league goal of the season and with Manchester United loanee Javier 'Chicharito' Hernandez scoring a second this was another win that Real Madrid had wrapped up before half time as they continue their pursuit of leaders Barcelona. Ronaldo had not scored a free-kick since last March but when Luka Modric was fouled 25-yards out in a central position midway through the first half, he dipped a free-kick through the Eibar wall that bounced just in front of Xabier Irureta. Cristiano Ronaldo (right) puts Real Madrid into a 1-0 lead against Eibar with a 21st minute free-kick . Before the strike against Eibar, Ronaldo hadn't scored a La Liga free-kick in over a year . The Madrid star celebrates his strike with team-mates Isco (centre) and Marcelo (left) The 30-year-old blows kisses to the Santiago Bernabeu crowd as Madrid take a 1-0 lead . Real Madrid: Navas, Arbeloa, Varane, Ramos (Pepe 64'), Marcelo (Nacho 65'), Modric (Borges 61'), Illarramendi, Isco, Jese, Hernandez, Ronaldo . Subs not used: Casillas, Benzema, Carvajal, Munoz Jimenez . Goals: Ronaldo 21, Hernandez 31', Jese 83' Eibar: Xabier Irureta, Castellano Castro, Anibarro, Rodriguez Navas, Vila Rosello Booked, Fernandez, Garcia, Carrillo (Boateng 77'), Capa, Berjon Perez (Arruabarrena 45'), Lara Grande, Del Moral Fernandez (Piovaccari 66') Subs not used: Ekiza, Lekic, Minero Fernandez, Jimenez Merlo . Booked: Arruabarrena, Rosello, Boateng . Ref: Alejandro Jose Hernandez . Att: 73,965 . The Eibar goalkeeper was already travelling to his right and when the ball spun like an off-break to the keeper’s left he was left floundering at his near post as the ball crossed the line. Despite his recent poor conversion rate from free-kicks, Madrid’s goal machine has now scored 16 goals from direct set-pieces – only Roberto Carlos can match that in the last 20 years in Spain. Real Madrid were up against La Liga’s smallest club who were playing a league game at the Bernabeu for the first time in their history. Madrid had Keylor Navas making only his ninth start of the season for the rested Iker Casillas but he was seeing little more of the action that he usually does from the bench in a one-sided first half. Real could have gone ahead after 16 minutes when Ronaldo tried but failed to make contact with an Alvaro Arbeloa cross with an ambitious bicycle kick. The rebound came out to Asier Illaramendi but he hit his shot wide. Ronaldo then forced a corner with a blocked shot and from it Real managed to hit the crossbar, both posts, and had a goal ruled out for offside all inside 10 seconds. Ronaldo flicked the corner kick on to Sergio Ramos who hit the bar with a header. The ball rebounded to Isco whose shot hit one post, rolled along the line and hit the other, before coming out to Hernandez. In the team ahead of the rested Karim Benzema, he scored, but from an offside

Summary: Real Madrid earn 3-0 La Liga victory against Eibar . Cristiano Ronaldo gives Madrid the lead with first-half free kick . Javier Hernandez doubles home side's lead with 31st minute header . Jese completes 3-0 victory with brilliant strike in the closing stages .


Southampton fear Nathaniel Clyne has already decided his future lies elsewhere as he continues to stall on a new contract. The England right-back enters the final year of his current deal at the end of the season and is yet to agree fresh terms. The Saints are in talks with the defender's representatives over an extension, with those discussions reaching a crucial stage. Southampton right-back Nathaniel Clyne (left) is stalling over a new contract at the club and could leave . Clyne, who is highly-rated, has attracted interest from several top clubs including Manchester Untied . But Sportsmail can reveal it is looking increasingly likely that Clyne will reject a new deal at St Mary's in search of a move to a Champions League club this summer. Southampton executive director Les Reed, who has been dealing with the contract negotiations, knows there will be a clamour for Clyne's signature ahead of next season. Manchester United, Chelsea and Liverpool are all interested in the 24-year-old. The trio are able to offer Clyne a more lucrative wage package, and, more pertinently, the prospect of Champions League football next season. Southampton are willing to make Clyne one of the best paid players at the club, offering him a new deal worth £45,000-per-week. But the south coast club know they cannot compete with the likes of United and Chelsea with regard to wages and feel his mind to leave is already made up. The Saints will actively look to sell Clyne this summer if he does not sign a new deal to avoid losing him for nothing in 2016. Clyne has been at Southampton since 2012 and has established himself as one of the club's key players . Clyne has won four senior England caps so far and would require a big transfer fee were he to move away .

Summary: Southampton's highly-rated defender Nathaniel Clyne is about to enter the final year of his current contract at the club and is stalling over new terms . Clyne is wanted by several top clubs including Manchester United . He has expressed a desire to play Champions League football . The Saints will actively look to sell Clyne in the summer if they cannot agree a new deal, because they don't want to lose him on a free transfer .


A family have spoken of their heartbreak after two of their beloved pet dogs were shot dead by their neighbour. The horrific incident happened after Lisa and James Tuttle moved with their five children to the rural village of Geldeston in Norfolk in 2005. They thought their big house with a large garden surrounded by arable land would be a peaceful and idyllic family home. But their happiness was shattered in 2014 after their dogs Marley and Lily were shot after escaping on to their neighbour's farmland where they were accused of killing his birds. Scroll down for video . Lisa Tuttle with her one remaining dog Bella, after her other two dogs were shot dead by the farmer next door . Lily, centre, and Marley, right, were killed as they were accused of slaughtering a farmer's birds after escaping onto his land from the Tuttle's garden. Bella, left, is the family's remaining dog . Lisa reveals on Channel 5 show The Nightmare Neighbour Next Door how she had a long-running dispute with the owner of the farm, John Cook, over her dogs trespassing on his property. It began with their first dog - a Labrador called Ruby - who the family got shortly after moving into their new home. Lisa said Ruby kept escaping from their garden onto Mr Cook's land causing him to come and complain. She explained: 'He knocked on the door and said "your dog is getting out, she's being a problem, she's going after my pheasants".' 'I didn't like him, I thought he was rude. I was upset as I didn't want to cause trouble. We did our best to make sure it wouldn't happen again and I thought that would be the end of it.' But a few days later, Mr Cook returned to complain that Ruby had killed 120 of his birds and if he saw her on his land again, he would shoot her. James said he found this hard to believe as Ruby did not show any evidence of having attacked the birds as she never had blood on her fur or around her mouth. Lisa outside her home in Geldeston, Norfolk. She thought it would be the perfect place to raise her family but now wants to move following the devastating loss of their two family pets . Lisa added: 'She was gentle. I found it so hard to believe what he was saying was true. I said I wanted proof of dead pheasants before I gave him any money but we didn't hear from him again.' Terrified that Ruby's life was at risk if she escaped from their garden again, Lisa and James made the painful decision to have her re-homed. 'Ruby's safety came first so we have to give her away, it tore me apart for three or four months,' Lisa said. Her young son Ryan added he was also upset they had to give her away. 'Ruby was a really gentle dog, I loved her but she kept escaping. I was devastated, heartbroken, I had her for a long

Summary: Lisa and James Tuttle moved with children to idyllic Geldeston, Norfolk . Their dogs kept escaping onto neighbouring farmland . They were warned if dogs kept bothering farmer's birds, they'd be shot . Couple believed dogs were gentle and wouldn't have attacked birds . In 2014 while family were on holiday, gamekeeper shot two of the dogs . Acted within law so was not charged . Family are devastated by loss of pets and now want to move .


South Korea Ambassador Lippert is now wearing a dynamic exoskeletal brace on his hand while he recovers from last month's knife attack. Mark Lippert, 42, suffered deep gashes to his cheek and hand when he was assaulted by knife-wielding nationalist Kim Ki-Jong at a breakfast function in central Seoul last month. The envoy required 80 stitches to the wound on his face and two-and-a-half hours of surgery. Scroll down for video . South Korea Ambassador Lippert is now wearing a dynamic exoskeletal brace on his hand (pictured) while he recovers from last month's knife attack . Mark Lippert, 42, suffered deep gashes to his cheek and hand when he was assaulted by knife-wielding nationalist Kim Ki-Jong at a breakfast function in central Seoul last month. Pictured: Lippert pictured with the brace with his wife and young baby . The brace was created by Seoul’s Severance Hospital and Lippert marveled at how quickly they had constructed it. 'It is an amazing apparatus, one I haven't seen before - so innovative and creative,' he wrote on Facebook. 'It is very comfortable and has made a huge difference in my recovery as I am able to hold things in my hand. 'It is very comfortable and has made a huge difference in my recovery as I am able to hold things in my hand. He added: 'This is of particular importance when I am walking Grigsby, as I often need two hands to manage [his dog] Grigsby,' he said . Lippert has posted several photos on Facebook of him using the device in South Korea . He added: 'This is of particular importance when I am walking Grigsby, as I often need two hands to manage [his dog] Grigsby!' Last week South Korean prosecutors formally charged the man who injured Lippert with attempted murder on Wednesday - despite his denials of any intention to kill. Last week South Korean prosecutors formally charged Kim Ki-Jong with attempted murder . The prosecutors' office in Seoul said Kim, was charged with attempted murder, violence against a foreign envoy and obstruction of duty. Kim, 55, was a known maverick activist who had been handed a two-year suspended sentence in 2010 for hurling a rock at the then Japanese ambassador to Seoul. He has denied any intention to kill Lippert, but the prosecutors office said in a statement that the crime was clearly deliberate. 'There was an intention to murder because (Kim) used a lethal weapon in a pre-meditated crime to attack the ambassador's face and neck repeatedly,' it said. Kim has told investigators the ambassador was the 'symbolic' target of his opposition to annual US-South Korea joint military exercises, which he blames for blocking dialogue with North Korea. The annual drills have long been condemned by Pyongyang as rehearsals for invasion. Kim insisted he had acted alone and not on the orders of Pyongyang, but prosecutors said they were looking into whether he has violated the South's strict National Security Law banning any act seen as aiding North Korea or promoting its ideology. Investigators have ransacked Kim's home as

Summary: Lippert, 42, suffered deep gashes to his hand when he was assaulted by knife-wielding nationalist Kim Ki-Jong in central Seoul last month . 'It is an amazing apparatus, one I haven't seen before - so innovative and creative,' he wrote on Facebook .


Sunderland are trailing former Wigan striker Franco di Santo. The Argentine is playing for Werder Bremen and has scored 13 goals in 22 games this season. The Bundesliga side want £8million for the 26-year-old who Sunderland sporting director Lee Congerton knows well from his time at Chelsea. Sunderland are considering a summer move for in-form Werder Bremen forward Franco Di Santo . The Argentine has been in superb form for his club this season, netting 13 goals in 22 games . Di Santo began his senior career with Chilean side Audax Italiano in 2006, before catching the Blues' eye two years later. However, he failed to make an impact at Stamford Bridge and following a similarly ineffectual loan spell at Blackburn Rovers, was sold to Wigan in 2010. He spent three seasons with the Lancashire-based outfit, scoring 13 goals in 97 appearances. Di Santo was an unused substitute during the club's FA Cup final victory over Manchester City in 2013, before being released at the end of that season. He made the move to the Bundesliga in August 2013 and has appeared to fulfil some of his early promise. Di Santo previously played for Chelsea but struggled to make an impact at Stamford Bridge and was sold . Di Santo played for Wigan for three seasons, scoring 13 goals in 97 appearances before being released .

Summary: Sunderland are interested in signing former Chelsea and Wigan forward Franco Di Santo, who has recently hit form for Werder Bremen . Di Santo is currently rated at £8million by the Bundesliga side . Black Cats sporting director Lee Congerton knows Di Santo from their time together at Chelsea .


Radar images from Europe's Sentinel-1a satellite have revealed the aftermath of the Nepal earthquake in unrivalled detail. The information from the satellites has been transformed into an interferogram, which provides a colourful and highly detailed view of the Earth's land mass. By comparing before and after images, scientists have discovered Mount Everest shrank by about one inch due to the land that was shaken in the natural disaster. The tallest point in the world, however, still stands at 29,029 feet, according to The Weather Channel. Additionally, an area 75 miles (120km) by 30 miles (50km) has lifted up 3.2ft (1 metre) from the ground around the capital, Kathmandu. Interferogram over Kathmandu, Nepal, generated from two Sentinel-1A scans on 17 and 29 April 2015 – before and after the 25 April earthquake. Each ‘fringe’ of colour represents about 3cm of deformation. The large amount of fringes indicates a large deformation pattern of 3.2ft (1 metre) from the ground around Kathmandu . Scene: A rescue chopper prepares to land, evacuating climbers from higher camps to Everest Base Camp, Nepal. New radar images have shown that Mount Everest shrank one inch following the Nepal earthquake this week . These are the first radar images to reveal the destruction caused by the 7-magnitude earthquake that killed 5,000 people and affected millions more. 'There's a peak of slip just to the northeast of Kathmandu,' Professor Tim Wright from the Natural Environment Research Council told the BBC. He explained that what scientists count are the coloured 'fringes' in the interferogram, of which there are about 34 from this quake. This translates to more than 3.2ft (1 metre) of uplift. To the north of Kathmandu, the interferogram suggests that the ground receded, and it also shows how a fault ruptured east from the epicentre, but did not break the surface. Combining two Sentinel-1A radar scans from 17 and 29 April 2015, this interferogram shows changes on the ground that occurred during the 25 April earthquake that struck Nepal. An overall area of 120x100 km has moved – half of that uplifted and the other half, north of Kathmandu subsided. Vertical accuracy is a few centimetres . Sentinel-1A interferogram over Kathmandu, Nepal, showing deformation induced by the 25 April 2015 earthquake. East–west ‘fringes’ cross the city, with each coloured fringe corresponding to 2.8 cm of ground displacement (both uplift and subsidence). The interferogram combines two Sentinel-1A images from 17 and 29 April 2015 . Launch: 3 April 2014 French Guiana . Life: Minimum of seven years . Mass: 2300 kg (5070 lbs) Dimensions: 9.2ft (2.8m) long, 8.2ft (2.5m) wide, 13ft (4m) high . Mission: Monitoring sea ice, oil spills, winds and waves, land-use change and to respond to emergencies such as floods and earthquakes . How it works: Radar works by sending out radio waves and timing how long it takes for them to reflect back. The satellite uses a technique called 'Synthetic aperture radar interferometry'. Two or more satellite radar images of the same area are combined to detect large-scale changes. Small changes on the ground modify the reflected

Summary: The satellite, Sentinel-1a, sends out radio waves and times how long it takes for them to reflect back . The data has been transformed into an 'interferogram' showing how the land mass has shifted . Scientists count the colored 'fringes' in the interferogram to detect how much the land has moved . Everest lost an inch of its height in the quake, but still stands at 29,029 feet . An area 75 miles by 30 miles around Kathmandu has risen over three feet .


Ephedra foeminea (pictured) waits for the full moon to bloom and produces a sugary droplet to attract pollinating insects . It may not turn into a bloodthirsty beast in the moonlight, but a peculiar plant does rely on the lunar cycle to survive. Called Ephedra foeminea, the plant waits for the full moon to 'bloom' and is the only plant species so far that’s known to behave in this way. At night, the non-flowering relative of conifers secretes tiny droplets of sugary fluid to attract pollinating insects. They ooze from the plant’s female organs where seeds are produced. When a nocturnal butterfly or insect lands on one of the tasty transparent orbs at night, the pollen it’s carrying is used to fertilise the seed. Researchers from Stockholm University noticed the droplets at the same time of the year having conducted four years of research, New Scientist reported. When they went to study the plants in Macedonia, Greece and Dalmatia in Croatia in 2013, they were baffled as to why the orbs were not there, but after abandoning their field work to get some dinner, noticed that there was no moon this time. They checked data to see whether the creation of the globules coincided with the full moon and were shocked to find they did. Researcher Catarina Rydin said: ‘It all fitted, and all we had to do was wait for 2014's full moon in July to see if that was what the plants were waiting for, and it absolutely was.’ The study, published in Biology Letters, says: ‘The exact timing of pollination in E. foeminea varied considerably from year to year, but was correlated with the full moon of July.’ The study, published in Biology Letters, says: ‘The exact timing of pollination in E. foeminea varied considerably from year to year, but was correlated with the full moon of July.’ A stock image showing the phases of the moon is pictured . Dung beetles use polarised moonlight to navigate in straight lines while moving dung. Badgers tend to raise their leg to urinate at full moon, to mark their territory before mating, LiveScience reported. Corals release huge amounts of sperm and eggs at full moon. By synchronising spawning, they increase the chances of eggs being fertilised. While lions hunt most effectively at night, they sometimes kill during the day when there's a full moon. Pets injure themselves more when the moon is full, although there is no reason why. A study found a 28 per cent increase in dog visits to the vets and 23 per cent increase for cats. ‘To our astonishment, even cones that appeared too young to be pollinated… secreted pollination drops from a pore-shaped micropylar opening during the peaking period at full moon. ‘One to two weeks earlier, when the moon was new and in its first quarter, we observed the exact opposite; drop secretion was weak to non-existent and pollinators were absent.’ While the globules materialised on E. foeminea at full moon, the same was not true of a relative found in the area. It’s unknown

Summary: Ephedra foeminea waits for the full moon to produce nectar . Experts from Stockholm University studied plant in Greece and Croatia . Plant's 'aim' is to seduce insects so they will fertilise its seed . It's the only species that's known to follow the moon's phases to survive .


Harry Panayiotou has scooped the Barclays Premier League Player of the Month award after impressing for an in-form Leicester City side in March. The striker, 20, scored three goals, including those in impressive victories against Sunderland and reigning champions Chelsea, and has been chosen ahead of all the players in Division 1 and 2 based on his performance statistics. Panayiotou also netted a hat-trick in his third game for St Kitts and Nevis on international duty, and is looking to make an impression under Nigel Pearson at the King Power Stadium. Sportsmail held an exclusive Q&A with the forward after he found out about the accolade. Harry Panayiotou has scooped the Barclays Premier League U21 Player of the Month award for March . Congratulations, Harry. How would you describe your style of play at Leicester? Hold up play, roll the defender. And I've got a good burst of acceleration! Who do you look up to in the first team? Jeff (Schlupp). I grew up with Jeff so to see him come through the youth ranks, he's definitely my role model. Do you train with them often? I do, but not as much as I'd like to. Your record at Leicester reads one game, one goal. How did that come about? I was a first year and I scored 20 goals that season. They had nothing to play for [against Leeds] so they chucked me up there, and I came on and scored! How often do you speak to Nigel Pearson? Not too much this season, he's a busy guy! But when he has a chance to come talk to me, he comes and talks to me. Is your goal to make it at Leicester next season, or go out on loan? I'm Leicester born and bred and my goal is to make the first team, that's all I've ever wanted to do, it's not about going anywhere else to me. I'd love for us to stay in the Premier League, and I believe I can handle it. Panayiotou hopes to make Leicester City's first team in the Premier League and has grown up nearby . How do you relax away from football? Chill with my friends, I'm around some really good people. On to that international hat-trick... how did you get to play for St Kitts? My mum and grandma are from St Kitts, and my grandma passed away when I was younger - so making the choice to play for them came from the heart. What was the reaction when you came back? Everyone's jealous when I go away (laughs), but they were still really happy. U21 manager Steve [Beaglehole] couldn't stop looking at me for a week! Where did you play, and what was it like? Turks and Caicos. It was really hot! When you go to the Caribbean, you either have to train at 7am or at night time. The players in the Caribbean are much stronger and really quick, so you have to think quick - that's all it is. Some of them aren't the best players but

Summary: Harry Panayiotou selected from 24 teams in Division One and Two . 20-year-old scored in Leicester City wins against Sunderland and Chelsea . Also netted a hat-trick in his third game for St Kitts and Nevis . Under 21 Premier League Player of the Month award based on statistics . Sportsmail held an exclusive interview with young striker .


Two gunmen have assassinated prominent Pakistani women's rights activist Sabeen Mahmud by pulling up next to her vehicle at a traffic light and spraying it with bullets. Photographs taken of her vehicle show her sandals remained resting in the footwell of the driver's seat, while the exterior of the white vehicle was left stained with her blood. While investigators declined to speculate on a motive for the killing, friends and colleagues immediately described her death as a targeted assassination in Pakistan - a country with a nascent democracy where the military and intelligence services still hold tremendous sway. Scroll down for video . Assassinated women's rights activist Sabeen Mahmud's sandals remain in the footwell of her car, where she was gunned down on Friday night . A Pakistani cameraman films her car hours after she was gunned down by two men on a motorcycle . Pakistani police officers examine the damaged car, who was killed as she returned to her home in Karachi . The gunmen shot both Mahmud and her mother, Mehnaz Mahmud, as they stopped at a traffic light Friday night in an upscale Karachi neighborhood, senior police officer Zafar Iqbal said. Later, journalists saw their car at a nearby police station, the front driver's side window smashed out and the pair of sandals on the floorboard with broken glass all around them. Blood stained the car's white body. 'Two men riding a motorcycle opened fire on the car,' Iqbal said, adding that Mehmud 'died on her way to the hospital. Her mother was also wounded.' Alia Chughtai, a close friend of Mahmud, said that she was driving at the time of attack and her mother was sitting next to her. She added that Mahmud's driver, who escaped unharmed, was sitting in the back seat at the time of the attack but she was unsure why the driver wasn't driving the car. Mr Iqbal and other police officials declined to offer a motive for the slaying. However, earlier that night Mahmud hosted an event at her organization called The Second Floor to discuss human rights in Baluchistan, an impoverished but resource-rich southwestern province bordering Iran. Thousands of people have disappeared from the province in recent years amid a government crackdown on nationalists and insurgent groups there. Activists blame the government for the disappearances, something authorities deny. Qadeer Baluch, an activist who last year led a nearly 3,000-kilometer (1,900-mile) protest march across Pakistan to demand justice for the missing in Baluchistan, attended the event. He hinted that the government could be involved in Mahmud's slaying. People carry the casket Sabeen Mahmud, who was killed by two unknown gunmen on a motorcycle . 'Everybody knows who killed her and why,' Baluch told Pakistan's The Nation newspaper, without elaborating. 'The programme organisers were already receiving threats. It is very difficult to talk about Baluchistan in Pakistan.' Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif condemned Mahmud's killing and ordered an investigation into the attack. The U.S. Embassy in Islamabad also condemned Mahmud's slaying and offered condolences to her loved ones. Mahmud was 'a courageous voice of the

Summary: Pakistani women's rights activist Sabeen Mahmud gunned down in her car . Friends and family claim her brutal killing was a 'targeted assassination' She was shot by two men on a motorcycle while idling at a traffic light .


Ryan Bertrand took to Instagram to upload a snap of himself and his daughter in their matching cars - admittedly, however, one of them probably isn't road legal. The 25-year-old Southampton left back got his little girl a red Ferrari just like his own, before posing with the pair of them outside their home. Bertrand is enjoying an excellent season on the south coast, making 26 Premier League appearances since his summer switch from Chelsea - initially a loan deal that was made permanent in February. Ryan Bertrand poses with his daughter and their matching Ferraris on Instagram . He has been one of their stars of the season as Ronald Koeman's side currently sit sixth in the Premier League, an impressive feat considering they were widely tipped for relegation at the beginning of the campaign. His form has also seen him force his way back into the England squad, coming on as a second-half substitute during their 1-1 friendly draw in Italy on Tuesday night. Next up for Bertrand and Southampton is a long trip northwards to face Everton in the Premier League on Saturday. Bertrand (left) has made 26 Premier League appearances for Southampton so far this season . The left back has also forced his way back into the England squad, winning his third cap against Italy .

Summary: Ryan Bertrand takes to Instagram to upload snap of his daughters toy car . 25-year-old Southampton defender got her a red Ferrari to match his own . Bertrand has made 26 Premier League appearances this season .


Patrick Bamford believes his long-term future lies at Chelsea and hopes winning the Championship Player of the Year award for his 19-goal season on loan at Middlesbrough will strengthen his case. The striker beat Ipswich Town’s Daryl Murphy and Watford’s Troy Deeney to win the prize at Sunday night’s Football League Awards in central London. After previous loan spells at MK Dons and Derby County, the 21-year-old has produced his best form yet for Aitor Karanka’s promotion-chasing side. And he hopes his success has been noted at Stamford Bridge. Chelsea loanee Patrick Bamford hopes his long-term future will be at Stamford Bridge . Bamford takes centre stage after collecting the Championship Player of the Year award on Sunday . ‘There’s no reason why I wouldn’t want to be at Chelsea,’ he said. ‘That's my dream, to pull on that blue shirt, so hopefully it'll come true. ‘In the Premier League, strikers are about 23 or 24 if they're playing week-in, week-out and at a club like Chelsea, you've got the money to go out and buy a world class striker like Diego Costa. ‘And there's also that pressure they need to win trophies, win the league. It's just one of those things, you have to stick with it, be patient and hopefully the rewards will come.’ Bamford believes Middlesbrough has been the perfect fit for him because the styles of Karanka and Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho are so similar. The 21-year-old striker has scored 17 Championship goals for Middlesbrough this season . Chelsea boss Jose Mourinho (right) has been impressed with Bamford's attitude as well as his development . He said: ‘At the start of the season, I had a discussion with Chelsea and they decided that out of the clubs that were interested, Middlesbrough would be the best fit. ‘Not only for me as a player but it would make me ready for Chelsea next year or the year after.’ Before he returns to London, Bamford will play an integral role in trying to get Middlesbrough over the line in an insanely tight Championship promotion race. Their 1-0 win at Norwich City on Friday night could prove vital, though Watford and Bournemouth overtook them again on Saturday. The young striker will have to compete with the likes of Diego Costa when he is called back to Chelsea . Bamford is hoping to help Aitor Karanka’s Middlesbrough side get promoted to the Premier League . Bamford, who had to come off before the end at Carrow Road, said: ‘A massive result. I can't put into words how much it meant to us, you saw the reaction of the staff after the game and after I went off and had to sit on the bench, it was the worst 10 or 15 minutes since I've become a footballer. ‘In that game, it was awful, there's nothing you can do on the sidelines and it makes you see what it's like for managers. ‘You can see the work we put in week-in, week-out on the training ground, we do deserve to go up but

Summary: Chelsea loanee Patrick Bamford has impressed at Middlesbrough . 21-year-old has scored 17 Championship goals so far this season . Bamford insists he wants his long-term future to be at Stamford Bridge .


When it comes to the Coachella festival, a number of suspect looks crop up each year including hippie ensembles, outlandish headgear and plenty of skin - and 2015 has been no exception. But as the first weekend of the arts and music festival wrapped in Indio, California, some of the outfits paraded around the sunny campus - or lack thereof - stood out as being particularly woeful. From the couple who wore matching American flag leotards to the man who sported a loincloth over Speedos, could this be the worst year for Coachella street style yet? Scroll down for video . Call the fashion police: From the couple who wore matching American flag leotards (left) to the man who sported a loincloth over Speedos (right), could this be the worst year for Coachella street style yet? The searing California heat was excuse enough for countless festival revellers to ditch most of their clothes, and the scraps that remained left much to be desired. One woman spotted was nude except for a minute chainmail band slung around her hips, two silver star stickers covering her nipples and a breezy shrug. Another was dressed in a strappy monokini, essentially leaving her practically naked apart from a pair of sturdy boots, a beaded headband, shades and a sheer white printed kimono. One festival goer seemed to have taken a leaf from Kanye West's recent catwalk show in which he dressed models in clinging nude bodystockings. Her skin tight body suit was teamed with gladiator sandals, plenty of tattos and a silver necklace-cum-harness. Skin on show: String monokinis teamed with lace-up boots (left) competed with nude bodysuits and strappy sandals (right) on the dodgy style stakes . Rock on: One woman spotted was nude except for a minute chainmail band slung around her hips, two silver star stickers covering her nipples and a breezy shrug . Which is worse - Clashing florals (left) or matchy-matchy two-pieces (right)? Time to hit the beard-garden! This festival goer wove plastic flowers into his facial hair . Then there was the party animal who threw poses in a lurid, multi-colored swimming costume, complete with shimmering butterfly wings and a clashing patterned bum-bag. And speaking of clashing, there was a lot of that. Celebrity offenders included Paris Hilton, who strutted around yesterday in a turquoise paint-splattered maxi-dress, and Katy Perry, who teamed a metallic gold bikini top with a pair of patchwork denim dungarees and a bright orange bomber jacket. The worst fashion moments from just about every recent decade came out in full force; from the tie-die crop tops of the Nineties to the deeply unflattering high-waisted ankle-flappers of the Eighties, and the clashing florals of the Sixties and Seventies. Headgear was, as always, blindingly popular, with opulent bejewelled forehead chains and blooming-awful flower crowns the order of the day. Psychedelic: Then there was the party animal who threw poses in a lurid, multi-coloured swimming costume, complete with shimmering butterfly wings and a clashing patterned bum-bag . Squeaky-clean white was the order of the day for Clean Bandit's Grace Chatto

Summary: In the searing California heat, many jumped on the chance to shed most of their clothes . String monokinis and skimpy leotards were spotted at every turn . Celebrity style offenders included Paris Hilton, Katy Perry, Jourdan Dunn and Kendall Jenner .


YouTube star Cassey Ho has hit back at critics with a powerful and provocative new video, highlighting the cruel comments left by viewers of her fitness-focused clips who accuse the trim and toned online icon of being everything from ‘too fat’ to ‘ugly’ to ‘pudgy’. Cassey's YouTube channel, Blogilates, has over two million subscribers, so fans may have been surprised to learn that the negative comments left under the California resident’s fitness videos still manage to get under her skin – and have a much greater impact on her than any of the positive messages sent to her by her fans. But though mean and critical messages may have put a dent in the 28-year-old’s self-esteem, the workout pro is getting the last word with her latest video, The 'Perfect' Body, which examines just whether conforming to society's standards is the key to happiness, while highlighting some of the cruel comments she has received from viewers of her YouTube videos. Scroll down for video. Fighting back: In her new video, Pilates instructor and YouTube star Cassey Ho combats body-shamers who comment on her videos . She's only human: Seemingly full of confidence, Cassey said even she has felt bad about herself after reading nasty comments calling her 'fat' online . In a post on her Blogilates blog, Cassey said negative comments on her videos are nothing new, but the flood of nastiness has grown especially bad lately. She added that the trash-talking has even brought her to tears on more than one occasion. 'It’s hard to be content with the shape of your body when people are constantly telling you how fat you are, how much weight you need to lose, how much weight you need to gain,' she wrote. 'What do people want?' Cassey goes on to explain that, through her new video, fans can see what it's like to face that kind of negativity, and watch as her own self-esteem gets 'stripped away', leaving her feeling insecure and ashamed about her appearance. Fit or fat: The slim and toned blogger says that the negativity in the comments section of her YouTube channel has become especially nasty lately, and has even made her cry . Peanut gallery problems: In the new video, Cassey picks at her body, honing in on places that commenters say she could improve upon . The video begins with Cassey posting a selfie in gym clothes, taken just after a workout. She immediately starts to read the comments, and though they start off positive, soon people are telling her she shouldn't give fitness advice because she is fat. Cassey goes on to strip down to her underwear, examining, pinching and prodding her body, using the spiteful comments to direct her to different parts of her physique that people insist need changing. And as the video goes on, she grows more unsatisfied with herself as negative comments pop up around her. So the YouTube star gets to work, manipulating her body in a simulation of real-life Photoshop. She thins her thighs, hips, and waist, makes her butt and

Summary: Cassey Ho boasts over two million subscribers on her YouTube channel Blogilates . The 28-year-old receives hundreds of comments a day telling her that she needs to lose weight .


A couple who were reunited with their lost wedding ring after it was discovered by a scuba diver in Mexico have renewed their vows in an intimate ceremony - alongside the man who found and returned the precious piece of jewelry. Martin and Jessica Castillo, from Nuevo Laredo, Mexico, lost the ring, which belongs to Mr Castillo, while they were scuba diving during their honeymoon in Playa del Carmen in February 2013, and had all but given up hope of finding it when they were told that it had been found by Massachusetts resident Daniel Roark, who picked it up from the ocean floor over a year after it was first lost. Now, in honor of the lucky reunion with their ring, Mr and Mrs Castillo have renewed their vows - and even asked Mr Roark, 22, to serve as their 'padrino de anillo', or 'godfather of the ring' for the ceremony, which took place in the same town as their original honeymoon. Scroll down for video . The happy trio: Martin (L) and Jessica (R) Castillo invited Daniel Roark to play a role in their vow renewal ceremony after he reunited them with their lost wedding ring last year . Special occasion: Before a cousin of Mrs Castillo's alerted them to Mr Roark's Facebook campaign, the couple had all but given up hope of ever finding the lost wedding band . 'On a sunny day Daniel and Martin waited under the chuppah for Jessica,' the couple's photographer, Matt, wrote on his website. 'She approached the altar on the beach in her white bridal gown and greeted her husband with a kiss. Daniel was the “padrino de anillo“, “godfather of the ring”, returning the wedding band to the couple and having it placed on Martin’s finger [and bringing] closure after a two-year journey. 'Jessica and Martin renewed their vows, embraced their “angel” and celebrated their love, the success of #thelostweddingband campaign and the goodhearted young man behind it (sic). 'Jessica and Martin also shared a preview of the sequel to this story, they are expecting their first child and will name it after Daniel! 'New friends, new adventures and a fresh start with the ring they thought was gone forever, a fairytale come true and a “happily ever after” for all.' Sun-filled fun: The couple returned to Playa del Carmen, in Mexico, where they had their honeymoon, in order to renew their vows . Special role: Mr Roark was invited to serve as the couple's 'padrino de anillo' or 'godfather of the ring' Lucky find: Mr Roark, an enthusiastic scuba diver, discovered the ring in September 2014, more than a year after it was lost . Meaningful: The ring is engraved with 'Jessica 16-02-13 TYYJCEM'. TYYJCEM stands for 'Tu y yo juntos contra el mundo' or 'You and I together against the world' After discovering the lost wedding band, which been lying under seven feet of water for over a year, while scuba diving on holiday in September 2014, Mr Roark sent out a message on his Facebook page in the hopes

Summary: Martin Castillo, from Nuevo Laredo, Mexico, lost the ring in 2013 . The precious accessory was discovered by Daniel Roark, who picked it up a year later while scuba diving in the same Mexican resort . Mr Roark, from Massachusetts, began a global Facebook campaign in the hopes of tracking down Mr Castillo and his wife Jessica . Mrs Castillo's cousin heard about the campaign and messaged Mr Roark to tell him that the ring belonged to her relatives .


The Mamma Mia ballad Our Last Summer will feel even more poignant in the coming months as the Broadway show is set to end its 14 year long run in September. But it seems fans need not worry as there will soon be a restaurant inspired by the successful show, opened by ABBA star Bjorn Ulvaeus. The Mamma Mia inspired eatery will open its doors a block away from the ABBA museum in Stockholm. Mamma Mia here we go again! Fans of the long-running Broadway show need not worry as a new inspired restaurant is opening in Sweden . Bjorn Ulvaeus, of Swedish pop group ABBA, has unveiled his new musical project, a Mamma Mia inspired restaurant performance, set to open in January 2016 . Bjorn aims to transport the party atmosphere from theatre aisles to inside a Greek taverna. The venue is scheduled to open in January 2016, and is a part restaurant, part stage show and part role play, focusing on audience interaction. Of course audiences will be able to sing and dance to the Swedish sensations' 1970s tunes, to their hearts' content. 'They will be part of a little story in real time, which will be played out during the evening,' said 69-year-old Bjorn. The model reveals there will be olive trees, fountains and scents of Mediterranean. The restaurant is situated near the ABBA-museum in central Stockholm . The musical will include all the ABBA classics from the show, and a couple of ones not featured . The Swedish singer sent fans into a frenzy after revealing on a new website he was creating a 'new entertainment experiment' Fans will recognise the Greek-island setting, but will experience a slightly different story which will change night to night depending how the audience react. The play focuses on the Greek taverna called Nicos' Taverna owned by a man in his 50s and his slightly younger Swedish wife. If the concept proves to be a success Ulvaeus didn't rule out transferring it to other countries. 'I see actually no reason why not,' he said. 'So maybe if we find a good place in London, Hamburg or wherever, there will be a Nicos' Taverna as well.' Bjorn will transform a restaurant to a Greek tavern for guests, staff, musicians and artists. He hopes to create a party in an environment like the one from the island of Skopelos, where the movie Mamma Mia was filmed . Worldwide fans will be keen to see if this follows in the footsteps of the beloved show, which has grossed more than $600 million and been seen by over seven million people. The show opened two years after it first hit the stage in London in 1999, and has since been made into a blockbuster film starring Meryl Streep, Amanda Seyfried, Piers Brosnan and Colin Firth, to name a few. For years the show took in nearly $1 million a week at the box office, however sales have declined in more recent years, averaging half that amount. Ulvaeus said the three other members of ABBA — Benny

Summary: The Broadway show is finishing after 14 years on stage . Former ABBA singer Bjorn Ulvaeus will be creating the musical venture . Guests will experience all the beloved ABBA songs in a Greek taverna . The show will open in Stockholm in Sweden in January 2016 .


Sportsmail have teamed up with Gillette to offer one lucky reader the chance to win a pair of Nike Magista Obra boots signed by the England and Manchester City goalkeeper Joe Hart. This is a unique opportunity to own memorabilia autographed by one of the best players in the world today. And since Hart is a Gillette ambassador, the prize winner will also receive one of the brand new Fusion ProGlide razors with Flexball technology worth £12, plus a Gillette Fusion ProGlide shave gel worth £4.99. The competition closes on Sunday April 19. CLICK HERE TO BE IN WITH A CHANCE OF WINNING THIS SPECIAL PRIZE . Win a pair of Nike boots signed by Manchester City and England goalkeeper Joe Hart in our competition . The lucky prize winner will also receive a Gillette Fusion ProGlide razor and shaving foam . Joe Hart is the No 1 for Manchester City and the England national team . Sorry we are not currently accepting comments on this article.

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