A 51-year-old mother fought off an intruder after finding him standing over her young daughter. Fiona, 51, said she knew the assailant had 'picked the wrong lady' as she became overwhelmed with maternal instincts and pushed him from her Perth home on Thursday night. 'I said, 'It's all right, stay there' and I rushed him,' she told Nine News. Scroll down for video . 51-year-old Fiona fought off an intruder after finding him standing over her young daughter on Thursday night . She said seeing her child in danger gave her a boost of courage. 'When it's your child, you don't think of that. 'It's not brave, it's just what you do,' she added. Fiona said she and a friend were initially concerned after hearing someone cutting into the fly screen at her front door. She said when she saw the man, standing with his hand raised over her daughter's head, she pushed him, forcing him down the hall way. Fiona said she and a friend were initially concerned after hearing someone cutting into the fly screen at her front door . As she was trying to push the unidentified assailant out the door Fiona fell and bashed her face on the doorway . As she was trying to push the unidentified assailant out the door Fiona fell and bashed her face on the doorway. She was left with heavy purple bruising around her right eye. Fiona said the man, who had a thick, possibly Middle Eastern accent, fled easterly down Hobbs Avenue. Fiona was left with heavy purple bruising around her right eye. Police later discovered two cars in Fiona's street were broken into and garden tools were stolen from her backyard earlier that day. It is unknown if the thefts were related. Police said there has been a spike in thefts in the Como area and urge anyone who sees suspicious behaviour to contact authorities immediately. Police said there has been a spike in thefts in the Como area and urge anyone who sees suspicious behaviour to contact authorities immediately.

Summary: Fiona fought off an intruder after finding him standing over her daughter . She was alerted to the break in after she heard him cut the fly screen . Fiona pushed the man down the hallway and out her front door . She bashed her head on the doorway, leaving her with a black eye . Police say there have been a spike in break in's around Como . The unidentified man is still at large .


The US body that regulates Internet addresses is looking to crack down on a Canadian company using the new '.sucks' domain name to extract exorbitant sums from celebrities such as Kevin Spacey and companies looking to protect their reputations. So far, purchased names include Youtube.sucks, Bing.sucks, Visa.sucks, Bankofamerica.sucks, Yahoo.sucks, Telusmobility.sucks and other major brand names. Kevin Spacey has reportedly paid have his his '.sucks' domain taken down. Kevin Spacey is reportedly among celebrities paying out to have their name removed from one of the '.sucks' domains which opened on 30 March . Taylor Swift has also had to spend defensively in the past to remove her name from '.porn' and '.adult' domains attacking her, CNBC reported. The Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers, or 'ICANN,' sent a letter on Thursday to the U.S. Federal Trade Commission and Canada's Office of Consumer Affairs to see if the actions of company Vox Populi Registry Ltd. were illegal. ICANN initially approved of the so-called top-level domain name, among nearly 600 it has added recently to expand beyond common names such as '.com,' '.org' and '.us.' But it is backtracking after an advisory panel made up of industry groups and companies like Microsoft, Verizon and eBay complained last month. Vox Populi began accepting registrations using '.sucks' on March 30 from trademark holders and celebrities before it is released to public applicants. Taylor Swift has also had to spend defensively in the past to remove her name from '.porn' and '.adult' domains . It has recommended charging $2,499 a year for the privilege, and according to Vox Populi CEO John Berard, most of the names have been sold by resellers for around $2,000 a year. Berard has said the domain name is meant to create destinations for companies to interact with their critics and called his company's business 'well within the lines of ICANN rules and the law.' Two weeks ago, the advisory body called the Intellectual Property Constituency representing major companies and industry groups asked ICANN in a letter to halt the rollout of '.sucks,' calling it a 'shakedown scheme' and 'predatory.' Companies like GoDaddy.com register some domain names for just $1 a year, and Vox Populi will offer consumers the right to secure a '.sucks' address for just $10 a year starting in September. The advisory body says that the threat of opening a '.sucks' site to the average consumer later is 'an essential element of Vox Populi's coercive scheme.' ICANN said in its letter that if Canadian or U.S. regulators find Vox Populi's actions are illegal, it could declare the company in breach of its contract and seek to change the registry's behavior. It said it is also seeking other remedies within its agreement with the company. The advisory body says that the threat of opening a '.sucks' site to the average consumer later is 'an essential element of Vox Populi's coercive scheme .

Summary: Kevin Spacey among celebrities who've paid to get the domains removed . Youtube, Bing, Visa, Bank of America and Yahoo among others targeted . US regulator will see if the actions of Vox Populi Registry Ltd. were illegal . Owners recommended to resell '.sucks' domains for around $2,499 a year .


Supermarket customers in France can add airline tickets to their shopping lists thanks to a unique promotion by a budget airline. For a limited time Transavia France is offering cheap flights with packets of crisps, gummy bears and cereal bars at participating shops. Customers who buy one of the products before the #SnackHolidays promotion ends on April 21 will find a voucher code that can be redeemed online for a discounted flight to one of three destinations within Europe. Scroll down for video . Transavia France is selling cheap flights with packets of crisps, bags of gummy bears and cereal bars . Each package contains a voucher that can be redeemed for a discounted flight to one of three destinations . Billed as ‘the first snacks with airline tickets’ promotion, the products are being sold at participating Carrefour City shops, in Selecta vending machines at two Paris metro stations, and at an Mk2 cinema in Paris. Once customers enter a code on SnackHolidays.com they can book one-way flights to Barcelona (€35), Dublin (€40) or Lisbon (€40) with guaranteed prices, for travel between June 1 and October 24. Customers who purchase the products will find vouchers for cheap flights to Barcelona, Lisbon or Dublin . Passengers can already fly to Dublin from Paris Orly Airport from €40, even without a voucher code . According to the fine print, passengers must pay a booking fee on top of the airfare cost, and fees for any checked baggage. A quick scan of Transavia’s website found that the savings with a voucher code from one of the packages would mostly be minimal, depending on the day of the flight. Passengers can already fly from Paris Orly Airport to Barcelona from €35 to €65, to Dublin from €40 to €60, and to Lisbon for €40 to €120 on most days of the week between June 1 and October 24. The snacks are being sold at participating Carrefour City shops, in vending machines and at a cinema . The campaign was supposed to launch last month but was delayed due to the crash of Germanwings flight 4U9525 in the Alps, French media reported. This is not the first time Transavia France has launched a marketing stunt like this. They previously offered discounted airline tickets in exchange for unwanted Christmas gifts. Based at Paris Orly Airport, Transavia France launched in 2007 and is a low-cost subsidiary of Air France-KLM.

Summary: Transavia France has included voucher codes with the branded products . Customers can enter the codes online to receive a discounted flight . The codes can be redeemed for flights to Barcelona, Lisbon and Dublin . Products are being sold at shops, a cinema and in two vending machines . Passengers still have to pay a booking fee and checked baggage fees .


Gwyneth Paltrow has vowed to live on just $29 worth of food for a week, after agreeing to take on a charity challenge aimed at raising awareness and funds for New York's food banks. The 42-year-old mother-of-two, who founded popular lifestyle wesbite Goop, posted a picture of her $29 grocery shop on her Twitter account yesterday afternoon, showcasing a range of healthy options, including a variety of fresh vegetables, some brown rice and some black beans. 'This is what $29 gets you at the grocery store - what families on SNAP (i.e. food stamps) have to live on for a week,' she wrote alongside the image. Food-focused: Actress-turned-lifestyle guru Gwyneth Paltrow will be living off $29 worth of food for a week as part of a charity challenge aimed at raising awareness about food banks . Alexander Wang Satin Blazer . Shop the brand at Net-A-Porter . Visit site . A good blazer is an essential item that every girl should have in her wardrobe. But add a touch of satin to it like Gwyneth Paltrow in her Alexander Wang version, and it goes from drab to deluxe in the blink of an eye. The Goop creator made hers a monochrome look by teaming the blush jacket with a flesh toned sweater dress underneath. The silken topper is great for an evening out and can be paired with cigarette trousers and strappy sandals for an elegant take on the menswear trend. Gwyneth's threads are from a few seasons back, so it's no longer available in stores. But our style edit is filled with lustrous alternatives from Missguided to Forever 21. There's even a designer rendition with a snakeskin lapel for those so inclined to spend a little more. Topshop 'Jenny' Satin Peplum Blazer at Nordstrom . Visit site . Forever 21 Metallic Satin Blazer . Visit site . Missguided Satin Lapel Longline Tuxedo Blazer (now $30) Visit site . Stella McCartney Rhea satin blazer at The Outnet (now $784) Visit site . Unsurprisingly, although the grocery store no doubt offered a wealth of cheaper, yet more unhealthy, food options, lifestyle guru Gwyneth opted to stick to what she knows best, choosing only the healthiest and greenest of ingredients for the challenge. It looks as though Gwyneth might be going for a Mexican theme on at least one of the days of the challenge, including gluten-free tortillas, black beans, and avocado in her food haul - all the makings of a very healthy Mexican-inspired feast. In a second tweet posted yesterday, she said of the challenge: 'We're walking in their shoes to see how far we get.' She then proceeded to nominate popular American chef Roy Choi, tagging him by his Twitter username @RidingShotgunLA. Gwyneth also encouraged her fans to head over to the Food Bank NYC website, take up the challenge themselves, and donate to the cause. There are those, however, who are already criticizing Gwyneth's attempt to experience what living on food stamps is really like; although the actress has vowed to live on just $29 for the week, many suggest

Summary: The 42-year-old mother-of-two tweeted a picture of her $29 grocery shop, which included eggs, vegetables, brown rice and black beans . Gwyneth is taking part in the New York City Food Bank Challenge, which aims to raise awareness and funds for the city's food banks . The city's weekly food stamp allowance is just $29 per person per week . Gwyneth's healthy food choices have already come under fire from critics who claim they contain nowhere near enough calories for a whole week .


Thierry Henry has hit out at Javier Hernandez for celebrating his late Champions League winner against Atletico Madrid 'like he had just won the World Cup’. The Real Madrid striker sent home fans into raptures when he swept in a pass from Cristiano Ronaldo with just two minutes left to play after neat work by the Portugal international. Hernandez opted to run to the corner and celebrate on his own following his winner but Henry feels the forward, on loan from Manchester United, owes all the credit to his team-mate. Real Madrid striker Javier Hernandez earns his side Champions League victory with a late, late goal . The on-loan Mexican striker wheels away in celebration as he fires Real Madrid in to the next round . Hernandez is welcomed by the ecstatic Real Madrid fans following his late goal against rivals Atletico . Henry told Sky Sports: ‘To be fair to him he doesn’t really play. He was given an opportunity tonight but we still don’t know whether he will play again. ‘He had a couple of chances in the game. One on his left foot and then another on his right foot. But I can tell you, he needs to thank (Cristiano) Ronaldo tonight. ‘I know he went on to celebrate alone and everything but he needs to thank Ronaldo, because for me he has to. It’s Ronaldo who chooses to change the course of the game. ‘He (Ronaldo) should’ve passed the ball in the first-half but he didn't, but he did in the second-half because he knew he needed to finish them (Atletico Madrid) there and then. ‘That is for me Ronaldo’s goal. There is two minutes to go, he didn’t want to take that chance because he knows Hernandez is in a better position so you have to play that ball. ‘Ronaldo gave him that ball so that goal is Ronaldo’s goal. At that moment he knows he cannot shoot so he doesn’t take the risk of doing something stupid or silly. The on-loan striker slides to his knees in celebrations following his late goal at the Bernabeu Stadium . Hernandez falls backwards in celebration after his late goal earned Real Madrid a Champions League victory . ‘He saw a guy in a better position, which Hernandez was, and he gave him the ball, so that is Ronaldo’s goal. ‘What I don’t like is that he celebrates like he has just won the World Cup. It’s a tap in. Turn around and celebrate with Ronaldo. ‘He knew he had to perform and he had a couple of chances to do it. Even the camera knew, the camera is on Ronaldo for a reason.’ Hernandez and Ronaldo celebrate as Real Madrid beat rivals Atletico Madrid in the Champions League . Thierry Henry was quick to criticise the Mexican striker for the way in which he celebrated his winner . However, former Liverpool defender and fellow pundit Jamie Carragher was quick to highlight that Ronaldo would have done the same if it was his late winner. The 37-year-old told Sky Sports:

Summary: Former Arsenal attacker Thierry Henry criticised Javier Hernandez . Hernandez scored late to earn Real Madrid Champions League victory . But, Henry feels the Mexican owes all the credit to Cristiano Ronaldo . Ronaldo provided the assist for the on-loan striker to tap home late on . CLICK HERE for our lowdown on the UEFA Champions League final four .


Hassan Munshi, one of two teenagers feared to have crossed into Syria to join ISIS, is believed to be a relative of Hammaad Munshi (pictured) The families of two teenage boys who are thought to have traveled to Syria are 'in a state of profound shock' and deeply worried about the safety of their 'ordinary Yorkshire lads'. The boys who have been named as 17-year-olds Hassan Munshi and Talha Asmal are believed to have traveled to the embattled country after heading to Turkey on March 31. Hassan is supposedly related to Hammaad Munshi, who was arrested by counter-terrorism police at the age of 15 back in 2006. He was later convicted over his role in a brutal plan to murder non-Muslims,The Times reported. A statement released on behalf of the two families said: 'Both families are devastated by the events of the last few days and in particular, we are extremely concerned about the safety and well-being of our loved ones. 'Our number one priority is to get Hassan and Talha back home with their families and we implore anyone who may have any information whatsoever to get in contact with the police. 'Naturally, we are in a state of profound shock and are trying to come to terms with the predicament we find ourselves in and we hope and pray that no other family finds itself in our situation.' The pair from Dewsbury, West Yorkshire, have not been in contact with their families for several days and cannot be reached on their mobile phones. Hassan's alleged relative Hammaad was only 15-years-old when he joined a terrifying Islamic State faction who were targeting the Royal Family. Hammaad was arrested on his way home from a chemistry exam in 2006 and found with two bags of ball-bearings - key material for a suicide vest. He was locked up for two years under the Terrorism Act in 2008. The statement added: 'These were just two ordinary Yorkshire lads who enjoyed the things that all young people enjoy at their age. 'Both Hassan and Talha had a promising future as an apprentice and an A-level student respectively, and we are praying they will be back with us soon and are able to realise that future. 'We would implore all parents to be extra vigilant, although as we found, it's near impossible to know your children have been groomed and brainwashed. 'Syria is a frightening war-torn place and we need to urgently educate our young children about the dangers posed by those who prey on impressionable teenagers.' The Times now reports that the two 17-year-old boys told their relatives they were going on a school trip - but instead used the Easter holidays as a 'window of opportunity' to flee Britain. They are thought to have boarded a Thomas Cook flight from Manchester Airport to Dalaman in Turkey on March 31, said West Yorkshire Police. Both families have reported the boys missing to police although British authorities now fear that the pair have managed to cross into Syria from Turkey. Scroll down for video . 'Seeking

Summary: Families of Hassan Munshi and Talha Asmal, both 17, released statement . Teenagers had 'promising futures as apprentice and student respectively' Claimed it's 'nearly impossible to know your children have been groomed' Hassan is 'relative of Hammaad Munshi who joined Islamic State aged 15'


A Missouri family has bee reunited 49 years after a mother was falsely told her daughter had died at the hospital just hours after being born. For the first time, Zella Jackson Price, 76, and Melanie Diane Gilmore, 49, met in-person at Price's Olivette home. When Price gave birth at Homer G. Phillips Hospital so many years ago, she was told shortly after delivery that the infant had died. But Gilmore was alive and for an unknown reason adopted by another family. Scroll down for video . Zella Jackson Price (pictured), 76, was told shortly after delivering her baby that the infant had died. But the baby was still very much alive and had for an unknown reason been given up for adoption . Melanie Diane Gilmore, 49, has been reunited with her mother after 49 years. Her children helped her find her mother through a name given to Gilmore through her adoptive parents . Price and Gilmore immediately embraced when the daughter arrived at her mother's house in Olivette, Missouri . 'I'm so elated. I'm just hugging her and there's such a big family. She didn't know she had so many people here in St. Louis,' she said. Price told Daily Mail Online that when she was still in the hospital ward, she was told by doctors her baby, which was prematurely born, had died. The details she was given were very vague, and she said she was told the baby's twin had died, too, even though she had only had a single-child birth. The hospital had a big maternity ward, she said, adding that she had seen women nursing the wrong babies while she was there. 'There's a lot of information they should have given me,' Price said. 'I still have a lot of questions.' Friends of Gilmore's foster parents revealed to Price this week that her daughter had spent six months in an incubator before being taken to the family who adopted her. Her foster parents have since died, but Price said it was heartwarming to know that she grew up in a good home. 'She ended up in a family of love. They cared for her so much,' Price said. Gilmore, who lost her hearing when she was three years old after a childhood illness, said meeting her biological mother - her father has passed away - is something she's wanted for a long time. Price and Gilmore exchanged many hugs and said they loved one another during their first in-person meeting . 'I'm just so happy... very excited,' she told KTVI. Gilmore's four children knew about their mother's wish and researched a name that Gilmore was given from her adoptive parents. They eventually came across Zella Price. Price received a text message from one of Gilmore's four children at 4am several weeks ago, something she 'will never forget'. 'She texted me a messaged asking if I was her grandmother. I said, "Why do you think that", and she started asking questions and asked if I had given birth on November 25 - which I had,' Price said.

Summary: Zella Jackson Price of Olivette, Missiouri, gave birth to her baby 49 years ago . After she was told her baby had died, the baby, now named Melanie Gilmore, was adopted to another family for an unknown reason . Price, 76, and Gilmore, 49, confirmed they were related through a DNA test . They both appear to be overwhelmed with emotion during reunion . Soon they will begin an investigation into the hospital to see what happened .


An elderly woman died after she was unable to call for help because the phone company had disconnected the mobile she kept for emergencies. Sheila Secker, 78, had been given the pay-as-you-go phone by her son, but as she had not used the phone for some time it had been cut off. When the grandmother collapsed in her home in December, she could not contact her family and died in hospital a few days later, the Sunday Times reports. Cancelled: As Sheila Secker had not used her pay-as-you-go phone for any chargeable services, Vodafone retired her number without warning . Mrs Secker's son Steve told the newspaper how his mother had owned the mobile phone for 14 years, and recently topped up the credit, but had not made any calls. Shortly before her fall, Mrs Secker moved into a new home, near York, and had yet to have a landline installed, so relied on her mobile. Mr Secker told the Sunday Times' Money section how the family raised the alarm the next day after not hearing from his mother, and emergency services were called. Mrs Secker died in hospital on New Year's Day. When Mr Secker contacted Vodafone he was told his mother's number had been retired, and that a 'glitch' in the system had allowed the elderly woman to continue to 'top up' her credit. Take heed: Most major mobile phone operators regularly 'recycle' numbers when they have been out of use for a three to six months . 'What I cannot fathom is, if Vodafone has retired a number, how can it permit money to be taken as a top-up,' Mr Secker, 46, told the Sunday Times. 'This is nothing more than a rip-off to add insult to injury'. Most major phone operators regularly 'recycle' phone numbers when they have been out of use for a certain time. A Vodafone pay-as-you-go mobile is put into 'semi-quarantine' if no chargeable calls or texts are made for 90 days. After a further 90 days the number is disconnected, and 270 days later the number is recycled and given to another customer, with any credit on the phone lost. EE retires a pay-as-you-go number after 180 days of inactivity and O2 disconnects a pay-as-you-go phone after six months of no chargeable services. Tesco Mobile allows six months of inactivity before sending the customer a text to remind them to use their phone again, or their number will be lost.

Summary: Sheila Secker, 78, died after she was unable to ring son after a fall . She hadn't used her pay-as-you-go phone so it had been disconnected . Vodafone had cut off her number, but 'glitch' still allowed top-ups .


The real reasons behind what causes knuckles to crack has long been the topic of dispute among researchers. But a group of scientists from the University of Alberta in Canada claim to have settled the debate once and for all. Their study finds the cracking is caused by the rapid formation of a gas-filled cavity within a slippery substance called synovial fluid that lubricates the space between the finger bones. Research found that the cracking is caused by the rapid formation of a gas-filled cavity within a slippery substance called synovial fluid that lubricates the space between the finger bones . The study also found that the knuckle cracks in less than 310 milliseconds and that immediately before the popping sound there is a white flash, believed to be from water rushing together. The experiment was made possible by magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) – which provides detailed images of internal body structures – and was humorously dubbed by those involved as the ‘pull my finger study.’ Biomedical engineering professor Richard Thompson said: ‘Rapid imaging with MRI was ideal for these studies because it allowed clear visualization of the bones and fluids surrounding them, and critically, the formation of the air cavity.’ One of the study's co-authors, chiropractor Jerome Fryer, was used as the guinea pig for the experiment and lent his own knuckles to the cause. The experiment was made possible by magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) and a study co-author's finger . His fingers were individually inserted into a tube linked to a cable that was pulled until his joint cracked and the results were captured on the MRI video. The next burning question: Is cracking your knuckles harmful? For now remains unanswered. But Greg Kawchuk, a professor of rehabilitation medicine, who led the study published scientific journal PLOS ONE, noted that some studies suggest it does no harm. He said: ‘Why do the same joints crack in some people and not others?’ A knuckle cracks in less than 310 milliseconds and water rushing together causes a white flash . ‘Although speculative, we wonder if being able to crack ones joints is a sign that the joint is actually healthy and that the inability to do so could be a sign of joint problems to come.’ The successful experiment confirmed the first scientific study on the topic, which was conducted in 1947, was correct by suggesting that the sound came from the formation of a gas cavity inside the joint. It also dismissed research from 1971, which disputed the initial study and stated that the collapse of a bubble inside the joint triggered the pop.

Summary: University of Alberta research found why knuckles really crack . Study found cracking is caused by rapid formation of gas-filled cavity . Research also discovered a knuckle cracks in less than 310 milliseconds . A study co-author was used as the guinea pig for the experiment . Rapid magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) was used to capture 'the bones and fluids surrounding them, and critically, the formation of the air cavity' The researchers humorously dubbed their work the 'pull my finger study'


Kellie Maloney, pictured at Ukip's spring conference in February, now says that a vote for the party is 'wasted' Kellie Maloney has said that a vote for Ukip is a wasted vote. The celebrity former boxing promoter, formerly known as Frank, is one of the party's most famous former candidates. But she warned Ukip supporters should vote Tory to keep Ed Miliband and Nicola Sturgeon out of power. She told Sky News: 'If we want to stop Labour and the SNP I think you’ve got to vote Tory. A vote for Ukip would be quite wasted I believe. 'I know Ukip are not going to like hearing that, but if they’re honest they would say the same things as well because they’re not going to get enough seats to wield any power. 'I think they’ll get four or five seats, maybe.' She praised Ukip leader Nigel Farage, adding: 'You can’t knock him.' But she warned how other candidates have given the party a bad image. She said: 'There is free speech (in the party) but some of the stuff that comes out from some of the Ukip people. 'I mean no normal person in the street could accept that and I think that is their downfall. 'They could offer some great things to the British public had they sat down and done it right and they weeded out the bad and brought in more people through the ranks.' The former boxing promoter, who stood as the party's candidate for London Mayor in 2004, has just undergone a full gender re-assignment. Speaking about transgender people, she said: 'We are probably where the gay community was 25 years ago and we can learn a lot from them. 'But it would be nice to hear political parties speak up on civil rights and gender issues.' Mr Farage last night dismissed the criticism. He told Sky News: 'There is a fear about Labour and the SNP and that’s why I’m talking to you from Hartlepool because whats happened over the last couple of weeks is there is a strengthening in the Ukip polls and its all coming from Labour. 'So the way to stop Labour/SNP coalition is for Labour voters to switch and vote for Ukip.' When Miss Maloney was standing to London Mayor, she caused controversy by claiming there were 'too many gays' in Camden. She apologised for the homophobic remarks when she addressed Ukip's spring conference in February this year. The criticism is a blow for Ukip leader Nigel Farage who had hoped that Miss Maloney's backing would help to change the image of the party . Mr Farage will today campaign in Hartlepool, where he thinks the party has its best chance of winning in the North East at the election. The seat has been put on Ukip’s list of top ten targets. Other seats outside of the south of England on the list are Great Grimsby, Boston & Skegness, Dudley North and Heywood & Middleton. Mr Farage last night said he believed Ukip could 'smash up' Labour's 'one-party state' in the North.

Summary: Star formerly known as Frank is one of the party's most famous backers . Said Ukip supporters should vote Tory to keep Miliband and Sturgeon out . Warned Ukip has not done enough to 'weed out the bad' party members .


Her mom moves on the dance floor have been well-documented over the years, thanks to her Lets Move! program. But on Thursday night, to celebrate the fifth anniversary of her fight against childhood obesity, Michelle Obama once again busted some moves, this time on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon. In a segment called The Evolution of Mom Dancing Part 2, the pair partnered up once again to show off some self-made maneuvers to a cover of I Like The Way You Move. It was a follow-up routine to a similar jaunt they did in 2013, in an attempt to inspire parents to get out and get moving with their kids. Lets disco: Michelle Obama strutted her stuff on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon on Thursday night, in a follow-up routine to one they first did in 2013 . OMG: Called The Evolution of Mom Dancing Part 2, the pair pulled some embarrassing 'mom moves' Join in: First Lady Michelle Obama and Jimmy Fallon took it to the dance floor again during her appearance on The Tonight Show on Thursday night . Oh no you didn't: At the end of the routine, Fallon pulled a goofy move he called the 'Barack Obama' Take this: But Michelle came back kicking, showing off an equally-awful jive called the 'Jimmy Fallon' In dancing up a storm, the two demonstrated some jives they called 'You Go Girl' and 'Oh My God, I Didn't Know You Were Coming Here!' But when Fallon pulled a silly move he called the 'Barack Obama', Michelle obviously hit back with a terrible take on Fallon himself. The Let's Move! Initiative encourages people to eat better, be more active and healthier. It was first launched in February 2010. During a sit-down with Fallon, Michelle spoke of what she's achieved in the last five years, and her love of music. 'I have an iPod,' she said. 'I usually just put my earphones in in the car. I’m always listening to music. That’s the way I kind of settle myself.' Initiative: Lets Move! is an anti-childhood obesity campaign that Michelle first launched in 2010 . However music isn't something she necessarily shares with her daughters, Malia, 17, and Sasha, 14. 'Now I’m at the stage where my kids are introducing me to music and they’re like, ''You don’t wanna hear this mom - the language is too bad'',' she said. 'Well, what are you doing listening to it?' On March 16, Michelle busted some similar moves with Ellen DeGeneres, dancing in a much more choreographed segment to Uptown Funk. Healthy eating: Michelle Obama told Jimmy Fallon that she gets her daughters to eat vegetables by having a 'no treat' rule in the house if they choose not to eat healthy . Give me broccoli!: Michelle Obama told Jimmy Fallon that the no treat rule worked and her daughters asked for her to give them the broccoli . The US First Lady revealed that she - and a party of helpers from So You Think You Can Dance - will be performing a routine

Summary: Michelle Obama strutted her stuff on the TV show Thursday night . The 51-year-old pulled embarrassing 'mom moves' alongside Fallon . She was promoting her 'Let's Move!' initiative . Obama will perform a dance routine during annual Easter Egg Roll on April 5 . Tradition dates back to 1878 and sees local children visit White House .


Crystal clear waters have revealed a number of haunting hulls belonging to ships that succumbed to the perils of Lake Michigan over the centuries. The unusual transparency has been caused by surface ice melting, unveiling the boat graveyard at the bottom of the Great Lake, before organisms like plankton conceal them once more. The soul-stirring images were snapped during a routine helicopter patrol by the U.S. Coast Guard, who had a perfect view of normally obscured wreckage in an area where many ships foundered in the 19th and early 20th centuries. Scroll down for video . Revealed: The 121-foot brig of the James McBride, which ran aground during a storm on October 19, 1857, has been revealed following ice-melt in Lake Michigan . Rising Sun: The 133 foot long wooden steamer stranded just north of Pyramid Point on October 29, 1917, and can be seen on the bottom of the Great Lake . Glory days: The Rising Sun was owned by a religious group called the House of David when it crashed in October 1917. Members of the group were returning from High Island, where they spend the summer, when it crashed in a sudden snowstorm . Graveyard: The above map shows the Manitou Passage of Lake Michigan, which is home to dozens of shipwrecks due to the unpredictable weather on the lake. The wrecks of the James McBride and Rising Sun were exposed this month after ice melted on the lake . Unpredictable weather makes Lake Michigan home to some of the most dangerous waters in the world with sudden storms, fire, and fog causing the destruction of these many thousands of vessels over the years. The pictures are taken of the shallow waters of the lake off the Leelanau Peninsula near Leland, known as the Manitou Passage, between the mainland of the northwestern Lower Peninsula and North and South Manitou Islands. This area alone is home to dozens of shipwrecks, most which were grounded shipping lumber at the turn of the 20th century. The Coast Guard wasn’t immediately able to identify the wrecks, but with help from fans on Facebook, they learned that two of them are the James McBride and the Rising Sun. The 121-foot brig James McBride ran aground during a storm on October 19, 1857. Her remains now lie in 15 feet of water near Sleeping Bear Point. The James McBride is believed to be the first ship to haul cargo from the West Indies all the way back to Chicago, when it completed a trip to Turk Island for salt in 1848, stopping at Nova Scotia on the way back for cod. Eerie: This unknown wreck was captured by the US Coast Guard from a helicopter during a routine patrol over the Great Lake . Rare sightings: Two wrecks can just be seen (top left and bottom right of picture) through the clear waters of Lake Michigan . Stunning scenery: A house can be seen on the edge of the lake which endures unpredictable weather and is home to some of the most dangerous waters in

Summary: Ice melt has revealed the wrecks of vessels including the James McBride (1857) and the Rising Sun (1917) Beach erosion, waves, wind and variable water levels are said to be behind wrecks exposure . Eerie images were taken from a helicopter by the Coast Guard from Traverse City during routine patrol .


A San Fransisco Giants fan beaten and left for dead outside the LA Dodgers' stadium in March 2011 has thrown the first pitch of the new baseball season . Bryan Stow was left severely brain damaged after two men attacked him on his way to the car park following a game. The father-of-two, who had been a paramedic, was left in a medically induced coma for several months while medics waited for the swelling in his brain to subside. Brian Stow, centre pictured with his ex-wife Jackie Kain and his two children Tyler, 14, and Tabitha, 10 . Mr Stow, pictured, was kept in a medically induced coma for several months to assist his recovery . Two men jumped Mr Stow and kicked and punched him until he fell to the ground. They continued to punch and kick the stricken paramedic. Several of the most serious blows landed on his head causing life-changing injuries. At the time of his injury, Mr Stow worked as a paramedic for the San Jose Giants, who are the Giants' farm team. The team promised Mr Stow and his family that he would receive the honour of pitching the first ball during the opening game of the season. Dan Oram, president of the San Jose Giant told Fox Bay News: 'It's a comeback story. Just to see what he's come through, and to be able to give him something back like this — it's just the kind of thing that resonates with everybody.' Last year, Stow shouted 'Play Ball' during a World Series match between the Giants and Kansas City Royals. Following the brutal assault, Los Angeles Superior Court awarded Mr Stow and his family $18 million against the LA Dodgers and the two men who attacked him Louie Sanchez and Marvin Norwood. However, the family has still not received any of the cash due legal delays. Before suffering catastrophic injuries, right, Mr Stow, right, worked as a paramedic in San Jose . Louie Sanchez, left, and Marvin Norwood, right, were jailed for eight and seven years respectively . Both Sanchez and Norwood faced a criminal trial where they were jailed for eight and four years respectively. Mr Stow was released from hospital two years ago after his insurance company refused to pay for any more care in the Center for Neuro Skills in Bakersville. As a result of the assault, Mr Stow has been left permanently brain damaged and has short-term memory problems. He also relies on a walker and a wheelchair when travelling long distances. Mr Stow spent two years in a specialist hospital until his insurance company refused to continue paying . Police said the men were looking to assault a random San Fransisco Giants fan in March 2011 . Despite suffering life changing injuries following a baseball match Mr Stow remains a fan of the sport . Mr Stow, left, was awarded $18 million compensation but has not received any cash due to legal delays .

Summary: Bryan Stow was beaten outside the LA Dodgers stadium in March 2011 . He was kept in a medically induced coma for several months . He was later awarded $18 million damages against the LA Dodgers . Two men were jailed for eight and four years for the brutal attack .


A New York taxi driver has been ordered to pay a lesbian couple $10,000 in damages after he told them to stop kissing in the back of his cab. Mohammed Dahbi discriminated against actress Kassie Thornton and her TV executive partner Christy Spitzer after ordering them to 'keep that behavior for the bedroom'. He warned that if they ignored his request during the trip on September 18, 2011, he would throw them out. Outraged: Mohammed Dahbi was accused of discrimination after ordering actress Kassie Thornton and her TV executive partner Christy Spitzer to stop kissing and 'keep that behavior for the bedroom'. He was ordered to pay the couple $10,000 in fines . When they got out, Dahbi also called the pair 'b*****', 'c****' and 'whores' after they refused to pay the fare and walked away. He claimed during the city's Office of Administrative Trials and Hearings they were 'touching each other all over' and 'kissing heavily' . But according to DNAinfo New York, Judge John Spooner disagreed and ordered him to pay the fine. He also made him attend anti-discrimination training and pay a $5,000 civil penalty to the city. Ms Spitzer told the news website: 'We felt that what happened to us was wrong and he needed to take responsibility for his actions. The trip began at Columbus Circle when Ms Spizter climbed into the yellow cab with her dog and headed to pick Ms Thronton up in Chelsea, before heading to Sunset Park in Brooklyn. However, when they hit the Meatpacking District, Dahbi turned around and barked the orders at them. Verbal abuse: When the pair (pictured) got out, Dahbi also called them 'b*****', 'c****' and 'whores' after they refused to pay the fare and walked away . They said he was discriminating against them because they were gay, to which he replied: 'Don't make me out to be an a**hole.' They insist it was just a peck on the lips. Spizter told DNAinfo she knew this because she had just been to the dentist. She said: 'That’s why I’m so aware of what my behavior was in the taxi.' Dahbi's lawyer, Ali Najmi said he had never mentioned anything about the pair's sexuality and has a 'standard of decency'. They are now planning to appeal the decision. In a statement on his firm's website, he said: 'We will be pursuing an appeal of this decision. The Administrative Judge acted unreasonably and made conclusions of fact that cannot be substantiated based on the record. The fine amount is completely unfair given that there was no real injury here.'

Summary: Mohammaed Dahbi barked orders at Kassie Thornton and Christy Spitzer . Told pair he would throw them out of New York cab if they continued . They accused him of discriminating against them because they were gay . Yellowcab driver told them not to 'make me out to be an a**hole'


Ben Flower has been urged to be 'a bit more aggressive' when the prop sensationally sent off in last year's grand final returns for Wigan in Thursday's Super League derby with Warrington. The 28-year-old Welsh international forward on Tuesday completed his six-month ban for twice punching Lance Hohaia in the opening moments of October's Grand-Final at Old Trafford. Flower stunned the 76,000 crowd with his attack on the St Helens half-back and, after becoming the first player to be sent off in a Grand Final, was handed the second heaviest suspension in the history of Super League. Ben Flower's sickening blow on St Helens' Lance Hohaia in the Super League final that got him a six-month ban . Flower, here walking off after being shown a grand final red card, will return on Thursday against Warrington . Wigan coach Shaun Wane says he wants Flower back 'a bit more aggressive and a bit stronger and a bit fitter' St Helens possibly needed something out of the ordinary to help end an eight-year spell without a Grand Final title. Ben Flower’s two brutal punches on Lance Hohaia, which led to the dismissal of the Wigan prop inside two minutes, fit that description. CLICK HERE to read Martha Kelner's full Super League Grand Final report . Wigan coach Shaun Wane told a news conference at the DW Stadium on Tuesday that he will throw Flower straight back in, almost certainly from the bench, and expects him to be just as physical. 'I hope he's a bit more aggressive and a bit stronger and a bit fitter,' Wane said of Flower, who underwent knee surgery during his enforced lay-off. 'He's without a doubt one of the best front rowers in the comp and that's we want. We need a Ben Flower in our team. He's dynamic, just what I like, he runs the ball hard and he's uncompromising. He's perfect for me. Flower falls on Hohaia after first punching the New Zealand international to the ground . Referee Phil Bentham was given no choice but to make Flower the first player sent off in a grand final . 'I'll be telling him to go as hard as he can, run as hard as you can, hit as hard as you can and just carry on from where you left off because bear in mind in the play-off games last year he was one of the best. I want him back to that form as quickly as possible.' Flower, who was fined 50 per cent of his wages during his ban and has been coaching local juniors as part of the punishment handed out by his club, is ready to 'rip in', according to Wane. 'He's in a very, very good state of mind,' the coach said. 'He's very strong and he's trained really well. I can't wait to put him in. I'm really looking forward to it. I've been itching for this game to come and he'll get a chance. 'He just wants to get back to what he's paid to do, playing rugby and

Summary: Ben Flower was suspended for six month after grand final red card . Prop Flower punched Lance Hohaia on the ground in horrifying incident . He returns for Wigan against Warrington on Thursday night . Coach Shaun Wane said the Welsh international is ready to 'rip in' Flower said on Monday that he regrets the brutal attack every day .


Twitter suspended more than 10,000 accounts linked to Islamic State militants and their supporters in a single 24-hour period in a fresh crackdown on those 'tweeting violent threats'. Jihad-watchers noticed thousands of accounts vanishing from the social network last week, most of them claiming to be linked to the extremists currently terrorising vast swathes of the Middle East. Now, after questions were asked about what led to the largest ever one-off cull of ISIS-affiliated accounts, Twitter has confirmed that its purge was prompted because they were being used by tech-savvy jihadis to issue threats of violence. Online savvy: Jihad-watchers noticed thousands of accounts vanishing from the social network last week, most of them claiming to be linked to the extremists currently terrorising vast swathes of the Middle East . Twitter does not publish data related to the accounts it suspends, but NDTV Gadgets reported that the social network's so-called 'violations department' suspended approximately 10,000 accounts used by ISIS militants or supporters of the terror group on April 2. Speaking on condition of anonymity amid fears for his safety, the representative said the cull was prompted in part by the 'large number of reports' received by online activists and members of the public. Without doubt this is a reference to the 'Operation Anti-ISIS' campaign launched by the online 'hacktavist' collective Anonymous, who encouraged members to find and expose thousands of accounts connected with ISIS and report them to Twitter authorities en masse. While the social network says it remains committed to the platform being used as a symbol of free speech, it says it will not tolerate accounts tweeting sickening messages promoting violence. ISIS - the largest and wealthiest terrorist organisation in history - has long used social media to groom and enlist new recruits, spread sickening propaganda, and glorify rape and massacre. Sick: Twitter's so-called 'violations department' suspended approximately 10,000 accounts used by the ISIS militants themselves (pictured) or by supporters of the terror group, on April 2 . Last month it was revealed that web-savvy militants fighting for ISIS could control as many as 90,000 Twitter accounts worldwide, allowing them to spread their sickening propaganda with ease. The terror group is able to 'exert an outsized impact on how the world perceives it' because of its shrewd use of social media and sheer number of online followers, terror experts have concluded. Recommendations in the report by the Washington-based Brookings Institute report include governments and social media companies working together to find new ways to tackle the problem of pro-ISIS accounts spreading horrific murder videos and images and jihadist rhetoric. While Twitter has had success in suspending the accounts, they are effectively playing an exasperating game of whack-a-mole as banned users almost-immediately set up another account. They then encourage ISIS sympathisers who have not yet been banned to share the details of their new profile and within a matter of hours can have thousands of people once again reading their messages of hate.

Summary: Thousands of accounts vanished from the social network last week . Twitter said it had received numerous reports about terror-promoting users . Decided to suspend 10,000 accounts for making threats of violence . Suspensions were almost certainly linked to a campaign by 'hacktavist' collective Anonymous targeting online jihadis .


From blasting aliens and escaping charging warlocks to bluffing on poker sites, online gaming can be intense. Now there’s a mouse designed to let geeks continue their gaming adventures without working up a sweat – on their hands at least. A mouse called Ventus X has a built-in honeycomb grill to let the skin breathe and a rugged coating so sweaty gamers can continue to the accessory. No sweat: Now there’s a mouse designed to let geeks continue their gaming adventures without working up a sweat – on their hands at least. The Venus X (pictured) has a built-in honeycomb grill to let the skin breathe and a rugged coating so sweaty gamers can continue to the accessory . The mouse provides ‘enhanced modern technology and classic design that fits all gamers and bring style to gaming,’ according to the Taiwan-based firm that makes it. Some realistic combat and multiplayer games tap into the body’s flight or fight response, causing adrenaline to surge through gamers’ bodies and prepare the body for physical activity. While clicking violently may not qualify as a work out, gamers can get sweaty, and this can make their mouse slippery. Game on: Some realistic combat and multiplayer games tap into the body’s flight or fight response, causing adrenaline to surge through gamers’ bodies and prepare the body for physical activity, by sweating for example. Here, gamer in Burma concentrates hard on a game of World of Warcraft . Instead of fitting a miniature fan like some of its rivals, ThermalTake, which produces cooling kit for computers, has designed a mouse with a matte coating or rough texture and rubber grips down its side (pictured) Instead of fitting a miniature fan like some of its rivals, Taiwan-based ThermalTake, which produces cooling kit for computers, has designed a mouse with a matte coating or rough texture and rubber grips down its side. ‘The new VENTUS X was designed with a new coating that gives full comfort while in gameplay,’ it says. This means that the tool retains its grip in the sweatiest situations, while ventilation is provided by a honeycomb grill where the hand rests on the mouse. The grille’s meant to help because sweat can evaporate faster than on a solid surface, when a user raises their hand or withdraws it, letting air to the area. Like many mice designed for serious gamers, it has a laser sensor so that sensitivity can be turned up high and programmable buttons. It costs $50 (£34) via gaming hardware websites. The grips mean that the tool doesn't get slippery in the sweatiest situations, while ventilation is provided by a honeycomb grill (pictured) where the hand rests on the mouse . A video game fan coughed up blood and dropped dead in a Chinese internet cafe last month after playing World Of Warcraft for 19 consecutive hours without a break. Wu Tai, 24, went to the unnamed internet cafe in Shanghai to play the latest installment of the role-playing fantasy game alongside other fans of the popular series. CCTV footage shows him sitting

Summary: Ventus X mouse has a non-slip coating and honeycomb grill . Features are designed to keep sweaty gamers' hands cool under pressure . They mean that the mouse is easier to hold and sweat can evaporate easily . Mouse is intended for serious gamers and is on sale for $50 (£34)


A taxi driver has been ordered to pay compensation to a passenger who was left with severe brain injuries after he jumped out of the moving car. Kristopher Hicks, now 27, was on his way home from a night out in Bath, Somerset, with his girlfriend in a taxi driven by Michael Young, 56, five years ago. Mr Young, a former soldier, had mistakenly believed Mr Hicks was planning to 'do a runner' and decided to drive him back to the rank in a bid to teach him a lesson. But when Mr Hicks objected, the driver continued on for almost a mile, leading him to jump from the vehicle while it was travelling at more than 20mph. He suffered devastating brain injuries, developed epilepsy and now requires round-the-clock care from his mother. Mr Hicks' family, from Bath, took driver Mr Young to the High Court (pictured), where a judge ruled he had unlawfully imprisoned his passenger . Mr Hicks' family, from Bath, took Mr Young to the High Court. There, Mr Justice Edis ruled the driver had unlawfully imprisoned Mr Hicks, who was therefore entitled to damages. The exact amount of compensation is yet to be decided - but is set to be around 50 per cent of what the family had requested and thought to be 'hundreds of thousands of pounds'. Speaking on behalf of the family, lawyer James Davies said: 'This was a terrible incident in which Kristopher suffered a very severe brain injury leaving him needing care for the rest of his life. 'The latest judgement agrees that Kristopher is entitled to a settlement to provide specialist rehabilitation and care which will help maximise his progress.' Mr Hicks, who was 23 at the time of the incident, had gotten into the taxi with his girlfriend Abigail Noad at Orange Grove taxi rank in Bath to his home in the Foxhill area, according to high court documents. In a police interview, Mr Young said he had become suspicious after hearing Ms Noad joke that the couple were not going to 'do a runner'. Deciding the issue of liability, the judge said Mr Young mistakenly decided Mr Hicks was not going to pay the fare on November 2 in 2010, adding there was no basis for him to think so. The driver had decided to take Mr Hicks back to the rank to cause him as much inconvenience as possible. Mr Hicks, who found himself being unlawfully driven off by a stranger into the night, decided he should try to escape. Mr Justice Edis said: 'The end result is that the claimant decided to jump out of the taxi at a dangerous speed. I do not know why he did this. 'It may have been that he misjudged the speed and thought it was safe to do so, but the true motive will never be known.' He said had Mr Hicks jumped out when it was stationary at lights there would be no permanent damage. Mr Hicks had gotten into the taxi at the Orange Grove rank in Bath (pictured)

Summary: Driver Michael Young, 56, thought passenger was planning to 'do a runner' So he decided to take passenger Kristopher Hicks him back to the taxi rank . Mr Hicks jumped out, sustaining head injuries, and now needs 24-hour care . Judge rules Mr Hicks was unlawfully imprisoned and will now get damages .


David Cameron today boasted that 2million people have found work since 2010, as new employment figures showed the UK workforce is at another record high. Unemployment has continued to fall and a record 31 million people are in work, the last jobless figures before the general election have shown. The Prime Minister used the data to warn that the recovery would be 'put at risk' by a 'stitch-up' between Labour and the SNP, after Ed Miliband and Nicola Sturgeon clashed in a TV debate last night. The Office for National Statistics said more than 31 million people were in work after an increase of more than half a million in the past year . David Cameron today warned the recovery would be put at risk by a Labour-SNP 'stitch-up' after the election on May 7 . The Office for National Statistics (ONS) said that more than 31 million people were in work after an increase of more than half a million in the past year, the biggest total since records began in 1971. The figure is up from 29million in spring 2010, before the Tories and Lib Dems went into coalition. At the same time the jobless total fell by 76,000 to 1.84 million in the quarter to February, the lowest for almost seven years. Mr Cameron said: 'There are now 2 million more people in work than in 2010 – that's more families with the stability and security of a regular pay packet. 'This is thanks to the hard work and the determination of the British people, and the Conservatives' strong leadership and clear economic plan. 'It would all be put at risk with the chaos of a Miliband-SNP stitch-up, hiking borrowing, hurting the economy, and costing jobs – and it'll be hardworking taxpayers who'll pay.' He used a speech today to warn that a Labour government would put 1million jobs at risk. Claiming Mr Miliband represents a threat to jobs, the Tory leader said: 'You know what makes me really angry? It's when our opponents still go on about 'you Tories – the party for the few and not the many…' Excuse me? 'This is the party that's taken three million of the lowest-paid workers out of income tax altogether; that's cut the taxes of 26million working people; that's seen 1,000 jobs created every day – jobs that are giving families security, putting food on tables, helping people out of poverty. 'Under the last five years of Labour, unemployment went up by 600 people a day. 'So if Ed Miliband repeated the economic mistakes of the last Labour government – that he was a part of – he risks a million more people joining the dole queues.' The UK's unemployment rate is now 5.6 per cent, a fall of 1.3 per cent since a year ago. The rate was 7.9 per cent in May 2010, when the last general election was held . In a live TV debate last night between opposition leaders, Ms Sturgeon warned Mr Miliband is not 'strong enough' to win the election alone and urged him

Summary: Employment surges as the number in work hits a record 31million . Jobless total falls by 76,000 to 1.84 million, the lowest for seven years . Cameron warns a Labour government would put 1million jobs at risk .


Eintracht Frankfurt forward Alexander Meier, the Bundesliga's leading goalscorer, is out for the season with a knee injury. The club says Meier will have surgery on his patellar tendon on Tuesday. Meier tops the Bundesliga with 19 goals, ahead of the Bayern Munich duo of Arjen Robben (17) and Robert Lewandowski (16). Eintracht Frankfurt hitman Alexander Meier has been ruled out for the rest of the season with a knee injury . He had scored 19 leage goals this season before his injury, but might now miss out on the Golden Boot award . 1. Alexander Meier, Eintracht Frankfurt (19) 2. Arjen Robben, Bayern Munich (17) 3. Robert Lewandowski, Bayern Munich (16) 4. Bas Dost, Wolfsburg (13) 4=. Thomas Muller, Bayern Munich (13) 5. Franco di Santo, Werder Bremen (12) 5=. Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang, Borussia Dortmund (12) Robben is also out with an injury and Lewandowski could win the scorers' title for the second year running. The Poland striker topped last season's scoring list with 20 goals, while still playing for previous club Borussia Dortmund. Bayern Munich's Arjen Robben is also out of an action with an injury after scoring 17 league goals this term . Bayern's Robert Lewandowski could be in a great position to win the Bundesliga Golden Boot once again .

Summary: Bundesliga top goalscorer Alexander Meier is out for the season . The Eintracht Frankfurt striker requires knee surgery . Meier has scored 19 league goals this season, ahead of Bayern Munich duo Arjen Robben (17) and Robert Lewandowski (16) But Robben is also injured which could mean Lewandowski securing the accolade for the second consecutive season .


Northampton ruled George North out of their game against Clermont Auvergne on Saturday and sent him to see a neurosurgeon. The Wales and Lions wing has been removed from the firing line by his club ahead of the biggest game of their season to date following his third alarming head injury in the space of two months. The 22-year-old was knocked unconscious when struck by Wasps No 8 Nathan Hughes's knee as he was scoring a try at Franklin's Gardens last Friday night. Northampton have ruled out winger George North for the game against Clermont Auvergne on Saturday . North lies motionless on the Franklin's Gardens turf after being knocked out against Wasps . Having opted to act in the best interests of their marquee player — despite the importance of a Champions Cup quarter-final in France — the Saints have taken an encouraging step in response to fears about North's long-term health. Instead of merely abiding by the minimum, six-day return-to-play protocols, the Aviva Premiership champions have erred on the side of caution. 'In theory we could consider him,' said Jim Mallinder, Northampton's director of rugby. 'If it was his first one (head knock), then we would be considering him if he passed all the protocols and was available. Seeing as it's not his first, then it's the sensible thing to take specialist opinion. 'We won't play him at the weekend. Clearly he had a nasty knock. It was unfortunate. He did get knocked unconscious for a very short period of time. We'll listen to what the neurologist says. He's the expert. As always we'll listen to his advice.' In Tuesday's Sportsmail, former Scotland full back Rory Lamont — who has suffered the after-effects of concussion injuries — called for the Welsh icon (left) to be rested for six months, saying: 'It's a complete disgrace that it has got to this stage. George has been let down.' He was not the only voice raising the alarm, but the Saints are aggrieved that distant observers are weighing in with comments without being completely aware of the specifics. Mallinder called for a calm, measured assessment of the situation. 'There's been lots of opinion over the last few days in particular,' he said. 'We've got to be careful that we don't blow anything out of proportion. 'It's a tough game. George has said that himself. We're always going to have incidents, but player welfare will always come first.There's a balance to it. We've got to make sure we don't get hysterical about it, but we are sensible. Clearly there are players who, if they've had a knock, need time off to make sure that their bodies recover. A head injury is no different to any other type of injury. 'You can't just stop people playing rugby. People who play the game understand that there are inherent dangers. 'Players are now very well looked after and I think it's probably not at the senior level where you need to worry. It's probably a little bit lower down, maybe schoolboys and junior rugby, where players don't

Summary: Northampton have ruled out winger George North for the game against Clermont Auvergne on Saturday . He will see a neurosurgeon following a third serious head injury in two months . The 22-year-old was recently knocked unconscious when struck by the knee of Wasps No 8 Nathan Hughes . Jim Malinder, Nothampton's director of rugby, wants the club to act in the best interests of North's long-term health .


After Thursday night's rapid-fire ticket sale, seats for Floyd Mayweather and Manny Pacquiao's eagerly-anticipated weigh-in have sold out within minutes on Friday evening. Tickets for the pair's face-off on May 1, 24 hours before their mega-fight in Las Vegas, went on sale from the MGM property box offices on Friday at 3pm - as fight fans queued around the block to get their hands on one of 10,000 tickets up for grabs. The MGM Resorts Box Office was said to be overwhelmed with calls with boxing fan Ryan O'Hara tweeting: 'Spoke with @MGMGrand phone line was overwhelmed for #MayweatherPacquiao weigh-tickets, it crashed.. #boxing' Fight fans queue for weigh-in tickets at the MGM property box offices in Las Vegas on Friday . A poster advertising Floyd Mayweather vs Manny Pacquiao is advertised from a shop window in Las Vegas . Mayweather and Pacquiao strike their poses during a news conference in Los Angeles last month . Late last night, a ticket priced at $128,705 (£85,508) appeared on the StubHub website after all tickets on public sale were snapped up inside a minute . One lucky English fan managed to snare a ticket for $7,924 (£5,265) and tweeted his booking confirmation . Mayweather and girlfriend Doralie Medina chill out at home days before the fight . Manny Pacquiao takes on the pads with trainer Freddie Roach in front of the watching media . Friday's sale came after tickets for the May mega-bout sold out within a minute of going on sale on Ticketmaster on Thursday night. Just minutes after 8pm UK time (12 noon in Las Vegas), tickets for the richest bout in history began appearing on the secondary market with one ticket going for a cool $128,705 (£85,508) on StubHub. After weeks of wrangling and accusations between Mayweather Promotions and Pacquiao’s promoter Bob Arum, a batch of between 500 and 1,000 tickets were made available to boxing fans for the mega-fight in May. Floyd Mayweather (left) trains with his uncle Roger during a media workout in Las Vegas last week . Pacquiao also wrote on instagram: 'I'm ready to rumble. Nine days to go' ahead of the clash . Fight fans were able to purchase the tickets through mgmgrand.com and ticketmaster.com - although those precious seats certainly came at a cost as prices began at $1,500 (£1,000) leading all the way up to $7,500 (£5,000) per seat. Prospective buyers were limited to four tickets per person. The mgmgrand.com website experienced issues minutes before the 8pm start time due to high traffic. Those lucky enough to secure a seat for the mega-fight via Ticketmaster will have to collect them in person from Wednesday, April 29 from a designated collection point in Las Vegas. One lucky English boxing fan managed to snare a ticket for the big fight at a cost of $7,924 (£5,265) and tweeted his booking confirmation on Thursday night. Super-ringside tickets costing $10,000 (£6,600) were not released for public sale with several reports suggesting those seats would exchange hands on the 'black market' for upwards of $200,000 (£133,000). Mayweather vs Pacquiao is

Summary: Floyd Mayweather and Manny Pacquiao meet on May 2 in Las Vegas . Tickets for the weigh-in went on sale on Friday at 3pm . The MGM Resorts Box Office was overwhelmed with calls for tickets . Between 500 and 1000 tickets for the May 2 mega-fight were snapped up in seconds when they went on sale on Thursday night . One ticket later appeared on StubHub priced at $128,705 (£85,508)


A Queensland man has opened up about a very special friendship between him and his best mate - a crocodile called 'Gregory'. Mick Tabone, 74, who previously owned and ran Johnstone River Crocodile Farm and zoo in far-north Queensland first came across the 5.2 metre croc in 1989. For 20 years the farmer would sit on the enormous creature's back while he chatted to him, and never once felt as though he was in danger. Rangers had already been trying to capture Gregory, who had apparently been killing cattle in Eubenangee Swamp near Mirriwinni, 70 kilometres south of Cairns for years, when they asked for Mr Tabone's help. Mick Tabone and Gregory the crocodile shared a strong bond during their 20 year long friendship . 'He was on the run for a couple of years, he had been a naughty boy and was taking cows,' Mr Tabone told Daily Mail Australia. 'The cattle used to come down there and have a drink and Gregory used to grab them by the nose and drown them,' he said. Mr Tabone then spent the next six months setting up traps for the huge creature, in a last bid to save him after a warrant had been issued to kill the croc. 'They had a trap for a couple of years but he just didn't go in, and after a certain amount of time, you know, there's a limit to the amount of time you can spend on this,' he said. 'They (National Parks) issued a warrant to the farmer to shoot him.' The farmer who owned the property where Gregory was snatching cattle called in the help of Mr Tabone and, helped by some 'freak weather', they were finally able catch the reptile. A heavy rainfall meant the trap which had been set up had moved and turtles had gone in after the bait, which Gregory then followed. Gregory was captured my Mr Tabone in 1989 after he was found stealing a local farmer's cattle . 'Three weeks later, water was down to about ankle-deep and I looked hard in the murky water and I said there's this great big massive animal in there,' Mr Tabone revealed. 'I said I've done the most horrible thing of my life, I've killed this big animal.' However upon closer inspection it appeared Gregory was alive and well, and had been keeping himself alive by coming up for air every few hours. 'Because of his size he was able to push the trap up to get a breath of air and then go back down for three to four hours,' the croc farmer said. After a huge operation which involved 16 men carrying Gregory onto the back of a truck and taking him back to Mr Tabone's farm, the creature was finally settled into what would be his home for the next two decades. The farmer describes the reptile that was his best friend as a 'funny animal', and said Gregory and him shared a special bond. He was named after Greg Cullen, the farmer whose cattle he was

Summary: Mick Tabone and Gregory the crocodile shared a 20 year long friendship . Mr Tabone captured the croc in 1989 after he caught it stealing cattle . Gregory lived at Johnstone River Crocodile Farm in far-north Queensland . Each day Mr Tabone would sit on the croc's back while chatting to him .


World No 1 Mark Selby demolished Gary Wilson 10-2 in the final of the Baic Motor China Open on Sunday. The Leicester cueman dominated the the best-of-19 showpiece to claim the sixth ranking title of his career and £85,000 in prize money. Selby, who won the German Masters title in February, overcame neck pain earlier in the tournament to beat Wilson, who lies 55 places below him in the rankings. Mark Selby poses with his China Open trophy after beating Gary Wilson 10-2 on Sunday . World No 1 Selby dominated the best-of-19 showpiece to earn his sixth ranking title and £85,000 . The 31-year-old won the first three frames before Wilson fired back with a break of 91 to take the fourth. Selby won the next two before firing a tournament high break of 145 on the way to a commanding 9-1 lead. Wilson took the next with a 101 break but it was not enough to derail Selby, who claimed the title in the 12th. Wilson took the fourth frame after Selby's fast start but he was unable to mount a comeback . Selby and Wilson study the table during Sunday's showpiece final in Beijing, China .

Summary: World No 1 Mark Selby defeated Gary Wilson 10-2 on Sunday . Selby earned his sixth ranking title and £85,000 in prize money . The Leicester cueman overcame a neck issue to win the tournament .


Life expectancy for older women has fallen after decades of rises as unhealthy lifestyles and cuts to social care take their toll . Life expectancy for older women has fallen after decades of rises as unhealthy lifestyles and cuts to social care take their toll. The predicted life spans of women aged 65, 75, 85 and 95 fell in 2012 – the first time since 1995 that falls in all four age groups were recorded. By 2013, the average 75-year-old woman could expect to live another 13 years and five weeks – five weeks less than in 2011, a Government report shows. For a woman aged 85, the expected span was six years and 42 weeks – two and a half months less. The study also found that increasing life expectancy for men in their sixties and seventies had stalled, and had fallen for those in their eighties and nineties. If the change becomes a trend, it could mark the end of an expectation by baby boomers that they will continue to live longer and longer. Life expectancy for English women is already among the worst in Western Europe. The findings will add to fears that the rising consumption of alcohol and unhealthy food is taking a terrible toll. Poor standards in many care homes and reduced home help could also prompt early deaths, experts say. The deterioration follows three decades in which annual average life expectancy has increased by 1.2 per cent for men aged 65 and 0.7 per cent for women. The study by Public Health England said it was too early to say whether the change was a long-term one. Professor John Ashton, president of the UK Faculty of Public Health, said: ‘One of the issues we have seen is women living lifestyle’s becoming more like those of men over recent decades, with more smoking and drinking.’ Scroll down for video . He also suggested the falls could reflect cutbacks in social care, which he said had been ‘hammered’ in recent years. Recent governments had failed to invest in care for an ageing population, Professor Ashton said, leaving insufficient help for the frail and vulnerable. He added: ‘There has been a failure of successive governments in that we should have seen that trends were changing, that more people would be living longer and we needed to put services in place to look after them. ‘We are letting down a generation which came back from the war and built the welfare state.’ By 2013, the average 75-year-old woman could expect to live another 13 years and five weeks – five weeks less than in 2011, a Government report shows . Public Health England said the fall among women aged 65 was the first since 1995, while that among those aged 75 had not been seen for nine years. It called the falls statistically significant. Since then, the figures for women in their sixties have recovered to their 2011 level, but the 2013 statistics for older women remained worse than those two years earlier. It means average life expectancy for a

Summary: Predicted life spans of women aged 65, 75, 85 and 95 fell in 2012 . Also found increasing life expectancy for men in 60s and 70s had stalled . Life expectancy for English women already among worst in West Europe .


Andrea McVeigh, 44, has been left scarred for life after being knocked down by cyclist . A woman has been left scarred for life after being knocked down by a cyclist who was riding on the pavement. Pedestrian Andrea McVeigh was sent crashing face-first into the concrete after being hit from behind by the rider. The cyclist fled the scene, chased by the 44-year-old's husband after she was left sprawled in a pool of her own blood. The social media manager suffered two three-inch gashes to the middle of her forehead, as well as other facial and hand injuries. Met Police have issued CCTV footage of a cyclist they want to speak to in connection with the crash, which happened in Bermondsey, south London on April 14. 'I got hit by a speeding cyclist on the pavement,' said Mrs McVeigh. 'He needs to be caught. 'I'm now scarred for life. It was as bad as being hit by a car.' She told how the cyclist initially stop after the impact and appeared to be locking his bike up, but then sped off. Mrs McVeigh said the rider turned around and smiled at her husband, who was chasing him, as he disappeared. 'The cyclist knew an ambulance and police were coming yet sped off,' she said. 'He knew the damage, saw the blood. 'Currently I'm now off work sick, with two black eyes, a swollen nose, stitches and feeling very scared to go out onto the street.' The police have now issued an appeal about the shockingly callous incident, which happened at about 6pm. Sergeant David Hunt said: 'The victim sustained significant facial injuries and If not for her husband and a member of the public stopping to help she would have been left on that footpath. 'I would encourage anyone who recognises him to contact us immediately.' Police have launched a hunt for the mystery cyclist who allegedly mowed down the 44-year-old . Chief Superintendent Zander Gibson, Borough Commander for Southwark, said: 'It must have been an awful encounter for the victim, both physically and emotionally and she has my heartfelt sympathy for what she went through. 'We sent an officer to the scene and they completed an investigation. 'There was a delay in following this investigation up but I am confident we are now taking appropriate steps to identify the person responsible.' The impact happened outside the Sainsbury's Local in Tower Bridge Road, Bermondsey, pictured .

Summary: Andrea McVeigh, 44, was knocked over from behind by speeding cyclist . Left in a pool of her blood after crashing face-first into the pavement . She will be scarred for life after suffering two long gashes to forehead . Police launch hunt for the mystery rider who did not stop at scene .


Celebrities are putting their first face forward by snapping just one selfie and sharing it unfiltered on social media in aid of a new campaign dubbed #SelfieEsteem. Female stars including Nancy Dell'Olio, Josie Gibson, Jamelia and Susanna Reid have all stepped up to the plate for Good Morning Britain's initiative, which launched today, as well as male contenders including Piers Morgan and Richard Madeley. According to a survey conducted by the ITV breakfast show, women take an average of six selfies before posting one online and men take four, such is the pressure to look their very best on social media. Scroll down for video . Good Morning Britain presenter Susanna Reid, 44, shared her first unfiltered selfie (pictured) in aid of the #SelfieEsteem, which celebrates women as they are . Speaking on the show earlier this morning, former Big Brother star Ms Gibson, 30, said: 'I take about 100 [selfies] before I get the right one. Yeah about 100, and then I’ve started adding filters these days.' She continued: 'I don’t think I’m the only person in the country who has suffered from low self-esteem. 'I know that some of the most beautiful women have got no self-esteem at all and when you’ve got low self-esteem it doesn’t just ruin relationships, it also affects your life. 'I’ve not gone for so many opportunities because I have had such low self-esteem at the time. I’ve been invited to amazing events and I’ve not gone because I’ve couldn’t find anything to wear. Nancy Dell'Olio, 53, puckered up for her close-range selfie . Ex-Big Brother star Josie Gibson, 30, (pictured) uploaded her selfie in aid of the campaign and admitted, 'I’ve not gone for so many opportunities because I have had such low self-esteem at the time' Singer Jamelia, 34, flashed her best smile as she invited others to follow her example . Former TOWIE star Lydia Rose Bright, 25, looked radiant in her unfiltered snap . Ms Gibson added: 'I’ve got such low-self esteem and you compare yourself to all these people are in their nice little bodycons [dresses], looking great and you think "oh I don’t belong there."' GMB presenter Susanna Reid, 44, who also shared her first unfiltered selfie in support of the campaign, said: 'It makes me so upset to hear someone beautiful and fabulous and wonderful saying that. 'No-one should be saying I don’t want to go out because I’m so worried about how I look.' Ms Reid captioned her photo: 'We're encouraging you to post the first unfiltered selfie for @gmb #SelfieEsteem campaign (hair & make-up allowed)."' MailOnline's US Editor-at-Large Piers Morgan grinned his way through his submission . TV personality Michelle Heaton, 35, threw a matching pose with her daughter Faith . Former Westlife hunk Nicky Byrne, 36, looked more than happy to partake . Other stars to suspend their vanity for the sake of the campaign have included ITV presenter Ben Shephard, 40, former Westlife crooner Nicky Byrne, 36, TV personality Michelle Heaton, 35, who posed with her daughter Faith, and Olympic gymnast Beth Tweddle, 30.

Summary: Good Morning Britain launched #SelfieEsteem today . Study reveals women take an average of six selfies before they're happy . Nancy Dell'Olio, Piers Morgan and Lydia Rose Bright also took part .


Newcastle boss John Carver accepts the pressure is on as his side head into their final six games with their top-flight status still not secured. The Magpies slipped to a fifth successive Barclays Premier League defeat at Liverpool on Monday, a result that did little to ease fears they could yet be sucked into relegation trouble. Newcastle remain in the relative safety of 13th place with 35 points but the sides below them have been eating into their cushion. They are nine points above the relegation zone but with some awkward-looking games in their run-in, including this weekend's home clash with Tottenham and matches against fellow battlers Leicester, West Brom and QPR. Newcastle boss John Carver insists his side have 'got six cup finals' left to play during the current campaign . Carver, pictured with Newcastle ace Moussa Sissoko, has won just two games since taking over the reins . Newcastle are just nine points above QPR . Carver said: 'We have got six cup finals. We need points. We have got four home games, two away, and it is important when we play those home games our fans are right behind us.' It looked like being a long night for Newcastle and their fans as Liverpool dominated the early proceedings at Anfield, with Raheem Sterling setting up their 2-0 win with a brilliant ninth-minute opener. Liverpool spurned several good chances to increase their lead and Newcastle rallied before the break and were controversially denied a penalty when referee Lee Mason surprisingly did not point to the spot after Dejan Lovren appeared to bring down Ayoze Perez. Perez also had a fine header superbly saved by Simon Mignolet but Liverpool secured victory through Joe Allen after 70 minutes, and Newcastle's misery was complete when Moussa Sissoko was shown a late red card. Carver at least felt his side had shown the right spirit after their recent derby loss to Sunderland. England winger Raheem Sterling scored in Liverpool's 2-0 win over Newcastle at Anfield on Monday night . He said: 'The pleasing thing from my point of view was our response. We have responded from that dreadful performance against Sunderland. Anything would have been better than what we saw against Sunderland. 'It is still not a win, but there are an awful lot of things that we can take into the final six games.' Carver, who has overseen just two wins in 14 games since taking over from Alan Pardew, is also fighting for his own future. Carver feels his side are getting a rough deal from referees, with the Perez penalty claim the latest example. He said: 'I think Liverpool fans understand the game like Newcastle fans do and the reaction of them told me it was a penalty. Even Brendan (Rodgers) said straight away it was a penalty. 'These guys have to do a job - I am not going to be critical in general - I am just talking about one big decision. Contracts and jobs and livelihoods are decided on decisions like that. 'It is always the people on

Summary: John Carver's Newcastle United have lost their last five matches . Newcastle are nine points above 18th-placed Queens Park Rangers . Carver has warned his side that they must start to pick up points .


Hundreds of seals are being killed in British waters in order to protect stocks of salmon and other fish which are destined for supermarket shelves. The seal cull even takes place during the animals' breeding season - meaning that some cubs are being left to fend for themselves when their mothers are shot dead. Farmers say the seal killings are essential to stop the animals from destroying fish stocks off the coast of Scotland and northern England, but campaigners insist there are more humane methods of protecting fish. Warning: graphic images . Killed: This picture shows two seals shot in Crovie, north-east Scotland in an attempt to protect fish stocks . Shot: A seal killed near Blackpool; it is legal to cull seals without a licence in England . The practice of seal clubbing in Canada has long been regarded with revulsion around the world - but many Britons may be unaware that the animals are also being killed in the UK. Supporters of the practice claim that seals threaten farmed salmon, wild fish around the coasts and fish which are kept for sporting purposes. Figures from the Scottish government show that 205 seals were legally killed in Scottish waters last year by farmers, fishermen and angling firms. Some campaigners suggest that the real number of dead seals is much higher, as the official figure only includes those which were recorded to the authorities by people who had previously obtained licences. Fishermen have been given licences to kill more than 800 seals this year, although typically marksmen kill only around a quarter of the seals which can legally be culled. Trussed up: Two dead seals which have been thrown in the back of a van after being culled . Disposal: A van winches away the body of a seal after it was shot dead in Crovie to protect fish . Marksman: A gunman waits for the appearance of seals which could threaten stocks of salmon . Activists have called on consumers to more careful about buying Scottish salmon in supermarkets and fishmongers, encouraging them to investigate the origins of their fish. 'People who are horrified by what's happening in places like Norway and Scotland don't realise this is happening on their own doorstep,' said Andy Ottaway of the Seal Protection Action Group. 'The shooting tends to go on in remote locations, so it's not something most people tend to come across. Unlike in some countries, seals are not hunted in the UK for their skin, fur or meat. However, fishermen and farmer are allowed to kill seals which they believe are threatening fish stocks. In Scotland, they must get a licence which restricts the number of animals they can legally kill. But in the rest of Britain, there are no legal restrictions on culling seals, meaning people are free to do as they please. 'It's very simple - ask your retailer before you buy Scottish salmon whether seals were shot in the production of that salmon. 'Not every fish farmer is shooting seals, it's perfectly possible to protect fish without shooting seals.'

Summary: More than 200 seals were legally killed off the Scottish coast last year . Fishermen and farmers insist the animals are destroying salmon stocks . But campaigners have called for a more humane method of keeping seal away from farmed fish . Activists say consumers should put pressure on supermarkets and fishmongers when they are buying Scottish salmon .


Twin 18-month-old boys were pronounced dead at a hospital after being pulled from a canal in Arizona. The toddlers are believed to have fallen in the water accidentally at 9.45am on Friday in Yuma, Arizona. After a police search that lasted more than an hour, the brothers were pulled from the water. They were flown by a U.S. Marine Corps helicopter to a Yuma hospital, where they were pronounced dead, Franklin said. Tragic: Twin 18-month-old boys died after accidentally falling in a canal in Arizona on Friday morning . Detectives investigating the case believe the boys ended up in the canal by accident and don't suspect foul play, Franklin said. The area along the canal is used by families for walks and by joggers and a family member was nearby when the boys ended up in the water. Franklin would not provide details of the events that led up to the toddlers ending up in the canal. Yuma Fire Department spokesman Mike Erfert said their crews were called out on a possible drowning. Helicopters from the U.S. Border Patrol and the Marine Corps also flew over the canal searching for the boys. The Border Patrol helicopter crew spotted the brothers in the water, Erfert said, and they were pulled out at about 11.20am. Paramedics began immediate life-saving efforts and the boys were quickly loaded onto the Marine Corps helicopter for the trip to the hospital.

Summary: The brothers are believed to have fallen in the water by accident . Police searched water from 9.45am to 11.45am before finding them . They were flown to Yuma hospital where they were pronounced dead .


Angus Hawley's brother has spoken of his shock after his brother, the ex-husband of Antonia Kidman, died of a suspected heart attack, age 46, in New York on Saturday. Speaking to Daily Mail Australia on Monday, David Hawley said: 'It's a real shock, he was one of the fittest men I've ever met – he's swimming everyday.' Responding to a question about whether Angus had a history of heart problems, David answered: 'No, no, not that we know of', adding: 'He's so fit, I don't understand.' Scroll down for video . 'He didn't have heart problems' Angus Hawley's brother reveals shock after ex-husband of Antonia Kidman dies from a suspected heart attack in New York after 'returning from a swim'. Angus and Antonia pictured together in 2005 at the Chuan Spa opening in the Langham Hotel . Mr Hawley, who was in New York attending a business conference at the time, collapsed after returning from a swim. 'He did go for a big swim in the morning, he trains very hard,' David said of his brother, who he described as a 'bit of a fitness fanatic' and was known to lead a healthy and active lifestyle. 'I think his body clock was round the wrong way and it just got everything round the wrong way and he's over done it.' Mr Hawley was a father to four children, Lucia, 16, Hamish, 14, James, 12, and Sybella, eight, all of whom he shared with Nicole Kidman's sister Antonia before their 2007 split. The children are reportedly set to join the family in Sydney as they rally around David's second wife Prue Fisher, who he married in Palm Beach in 2011. Sad news: Antonia Kidman's former husband Angus Hawley has died of a suspected heart attack aged 46 in New York. The pair are seen here in 2003 . Fitness fanatic: Mr Hawley's brother says he doesn't 'understand' the death of his fit and healthy brother, pictured with his wife Prue Fisher in 2011 . Led an active lifestyle: Mr Hawley, 46, is believed to have suffered a heart attack after returning from a swim. The former couple are pictured above with Antonia's parents Janelle and the late Dr. Antony Kidman . David described his brother, a business development manager at Valor Private Wealth, as 'one of the most beautiful men that I have ever known. 'He is absolutely adored by everybody, he made everybody feel like he's their best friend and that's why everybody loved him. And he loved everybody else, it's just a really emotional time.' Prue is being comforted by her family in Sydney, after they traveled from Orange in New South Wales to be by her side. She was reportedly seen at the Bondi Icebergs public pool, a place her late husband often frequented, on Sunday. Moved on: Both Antonia and Mr Hawley remarried following their divorce in 2007 - she to businessman Craig Marran (L) in 2010, and he to Sydney fashion boutique manager Prue the following year (R) David described Prue as 'devastated' saying she's 'terrible, terrible', adding,

Summary: Angus Hawley's brother said his late sibling 'didn't have heart problems' He is reported to have had a suspected heart attack in New York . Angus was a father of four children - Lucia, Hamish, James and Sybella . He had all four with Nicole Kidman's sister Antonia before their 2007 split . Both 44-year-old Antonia and Angus, 46, remarried following their divorce . Angus' death comes seven months after Dr. Antony Kidman's death . Nicole and Antonia's father also died of a heart attack in Singapore .


Liverpool's players must focus on getting themselves and the club into the semi-finals of the FA Cup rather than Steven Gerrard, according to Reds legend Robbie Fowler. Gerrard will leave Anfield at the end of the season to join Major League Soccer side LA Galaxy and the skipper is hoping to bow out in style by leading Brendan Rodgers' side to the final at Wembley. But ahead of Wednesday night's quarter-final replay with Blackburn, Fowler has warned Gerrard's team-mates not to concentrate on providing the 34-year-old with a fairytale ending to his Liverpool career. Liverpool captain Steven Gerrard (right) trains alongside Rickie Lambert at Melwood on Monday . Gerrard will miss Liverpool's FA Cup quarter-final replay with Blackburn because of suspension . Reds legend Robbie Fowler, pictured with Kenny Dalglish, says Liverpool's players must not focus on Gerrard . Fowler told goal.com: 'Everyone would absolutely love Steven to win it, what with this being his last season and possibly last game, and hopefully that will be the case. 'But Liverpool have got to get themselves into the position where they can't do this just for Steven Gerrard. They've got to do it for every individual involved with the club. That's the way it should be.' Gerrard will miss the trip to Ewood Park as he serves the second match of a three-game suspension and Fowler hopes that Jordan Henderson and Co put their missing captain to the back of their minds . 'If you put too much effort in for one man, maybe you can get a little bit too excited or overboard,' added Fowler. 'As much as it would be Steven's last game, they've got to get past that and just do it for themselves. 'In an ideal world, they'll do it, and no-one would love it more than me. Steven deserves to go out on a high but they've got to do it for themselves. It's not all about Steven.' Fowler has also urged Raheem Sterling to end his contract wrangle and commit his future to the club after he rejected a new deal worth £100,000-a-week. Liverpool forward Raheem Sterling has rejected a new £100,000-a-week deal to stay at Anfield . Fowler believes Sterling, pictured training on Monday, should stay at Liverpool to develop his game . Writing in his column for the Daily Mirror, Fowler said: 'I think it’s nonsense to suggest Sterling will have to go elsewhere to win trophies and fulfil all these dreams he’s apparently got. 'In the space of two seasons, with a very, very young team that will only get better, they should have won the league, should have beaten Chelsea in a semi to get to Wembley... and should play in an FA Cup Final there in May. 'I was brought up at Anfield and still work there, so what else am I going to think?, but he’d be crazy to go at this stage in his development, especially because he’s being guided by a special manager who has already turned Luis Suarez into one of the best players in the world... and

Summary: Liverpool face Blackburn in an FA Cup quarter-final replay on Wednesday . The FA Cup final could be Steven Gerrard's last game for the club . Robbie Fowler insists Liverpool's players must not focus on Gerrard . Raheem Sterling should remain at Anfield, according to Fowler .


Danny Lennon's interim appointment as Scotland Under 21 coach officially ended as reports claim he will be named as Alloa Athletic boss on Tuesday. The former St Mirren boss has reportedly agreed a deal to take charge of the Scottish Championship side until the summer of 2016. Paddy Connolly has been in temporary charge of the Wasps since Barry Smith resigned on March 7. Danny Lennon has left his role as interim Scotland Under 21 manager . Lennon, who left the Buddies in May 2014, took charge of the Scotland Under 21 side for a 2-1 friendly victory against Hungary last month. The Scottish FA issued a statement which read: 'The Scottish FA can confirm that Danny Lennon's interim appointment as Scotland Under 21 coach has now come to an end. 'Danny leaves with the association's best wishes after dedicating himself to the stewardship of the team for the 2-1 victory against Hungary in Tatabanya last month.' Stewart Regan, Scottish FA chief executive added: 'I would like to thank Danny for the professionalism and enthusiasm with which he took charge of the Under 21 squad. 'While Danny was aware of the short-term nature of the job, his preparation for the match was meticulous and he was rewarded with a victory that he will savour for years to come. The former St Mirren manager looks set to take over at Scottish Championship club Alloa Athletic . 'I know he thrives on the day-to-day involvement of club management and I am certain he will be a success in his next challenge. On behalf of the Scottish FA I wish Danny the best of luck for the future.' Lennon said: 'I knew from the outset this was an interim appointment but it was an honour and pleasure to serve my country at international level. 'I put everything into making sure the under-21s got a positive result and I would like to thank the players and coaching staff for ensuring a great performance and a win, one I will treasure for the rest of my career. 'I would like to thank Stewart Regan and everyone at the Scottish FA and would welcome the opportunity to work with them again in the future.' A permanent appointment for the role of national Under 21 coach will be made in due course.

Summary: Danny Lennon was named interim Scotland Under 21 manager last month . Lennon won his only game in charge, a 2-1 win against Hungary . SFA announced Lennon's departure in a statement on Tuesday . Former St Mirren boss Lennon looks set to take over at Alloa Athletic .