Bayern Munich legend Franz Beckenbauer believes Jurgen Klopp could succeed Pep Guardiola at the Allianz Arena. Klopp, who won two Bundesliga titles in seven years, has confirmed he will leave Borussia Dortmund in the summer. And Beckenbauer believes the 47-year-old would be the perfect fit for Bayern when Guardiola, who has a contract until the summer of 2016, moves on. Franz Beckenbauer believes Jurgen Klopp could succeed Pep Guardiola at Bayern Munich . Klopp has already announced that he will be leaving Borussia Dortmund in the summer . Klopp won two Bundesliga title in seven seasons with Borussia Dortmund despite being dubbed underdogs . Beckenbauer, who had two spells as manager at Bayern, told Sky: 'Of course I could imagine Klopp as Guardiola's successor. 'When I was president, we often talked about Klopp and believe he would fit very well at Bayern. 'Klopp is definitely an option at Bayern. The question is, how long Guardiola will be in Munich. I hope for a long time, but Klopp would be considered. 'I can't imagine that Guardiola would leave in 2016. He likes Munich. He has had success with the team and he knows that he can succeed in the future. He has everything he wants.' Guardiola's side were named Bundesliga champions on Sunday and the Spaniard will be hoping to continue the quest for silverware when he faces former club Barcelona in the Champions League. Beckenbauer has tipped Klopp (left) to replace Guardiola at the Allianz Arena in the future . Beckenbauer believes only a fully fit squad will get passed Lionel Messi and co in the Champions League . Bayern were given arguably the hardest draw of the competition when they were pitched against the Catalan club and Beckenbauer believes only a fully fit Bayern Munich can beat messi and co. He said: 'Messi is a divine player. The whole team stands and falls with Messi. If Bayern manage to take Messi out of the game then they have a chance. 'If you really want to have a chance against Barcelona, then you need to have a complete team. You need Franck Ribery, David Alaba and Arjen Robben.' Bayern legend Beckenbauer believes Franck Ribery (left) and Arjen Robben (right) could be key against Barca .

Summary: Franz Beckenbauer thinks Jurgen Klopp could be next Bayern Munich boss . Klopp has already confirmed he will leave Borussia Dortmund this summer . Beckenebauer believes Klopp has what it takes to replace Pep Guardiola . Guardiola has a contract until 2016 but has been linked with a move away .


Advertising entrepreneur John Singleton is selling his breathtaking beach house on the central coast of New South Wales. Situated beside the Killcare Surf Life Saving Club, the luxurious five-bedroom abode offers sweeping views of the Pacific Ocean. Singleton bought 80 Beach Drive for a suburb record of $4.25 million in late 2007, and the agents expect bidding for the May 9 auction to will kick off at $3.5 million, reports Property Observer. The entrance to 80 Beach Drive, advertising entrepreneur John Singletons breathtaking beach house . The property offers wide open plan living areas leading onto an undercover front balcony . Singleton bought the five bedroom residence for a suburb record of $4.25 million in late 2007 . Designed by esteemed architect Karen Burke and Master-built by Matt Blair, the exquisite design captures the essence of the quintessential Australian beachside holiday home. The skillion roof-lines and extensive glazing frame the dramatic sandstone cliffs of the adjoining National Park. The master suite offers a study, dressing room, bathroom and private deck, overlooking a small waterfall and landscaped bushland. The lower level offers two more king sized bedrooms as well as a teenager’s retreat with four bunk beds and a separately contained living area or media room. The master suite offers a bathroom and private deck overlooking a small waterfall and landscaped bushland . The skillion roof-lines and extensive glazing frame the dramatic sandstone cliffs of the adjoining National Park . The exquisite design captures the essence of the quintessential Australian beachside holiday home . A one-bedroom cabin fit with a bathroom, kitchenette, living area and sandstone courtyard . Set apart from the main residence is an additional one-bedroom cabin with bathroom, kitchenette, living area and sandstone courtyard. The property has been managed as a luxury holiday house by The Bells Boutique Hotel Group since Mr Singleton choosing to stay at his New South Wales Central Coast Mt White stud farm. The property still holds a suburb record of $4.25 from 2007, with the highest sale since then being $2.7 million. The property has been managed as a luxury holiday house by The Bells Boutique Hotel Group since Mr Singleton choosing to stay at his farm, also on the Central Coast . The five king sized bedrooms offer views of the beach and the neighbouring national park . The property still holds a suburb record of $4.25 from 2007, with the highest sale since then being $2.7 million.

Summary: Advertising entrepreneur John Singleton is selling his breathtaking beach house . The luxurious five-bedroom abode offers sweeping views of the Pacific Ocean . Singleton bought 80 Beach Drive for a suburb record of $4.25 million in late 2007 . The exquisite design captures the quintessential Australian beachside home .


Piers Morgan says Arsenal should sack Arsene Wenger and replace him with Jurgen Klopp now that the Borussia Dortmund manager has announced his intention to leave the German club in the summer. Klopp will be available from June and outspoken Gunners fan Morgan, who has long been a critic of Wenger, says the club would be a 'perfect' fit for the 'dynamic, driven young winner'. Borussia Dortmund have struggled in the Bundesliga, flirting with relegation before recovering to sit 10th with six games to go, but Morgan insists Klopp can be Arsenal's answer to Jose Mourinho. Piers Morgan called on Arsenal to replace Arsene Wenger (right) with Borussia Dortmund boss Jurgen Klopp . Morgan has long been an outspoken critic of Wenger, and believes Klopp would do a better job . 'Arsenal would be perfect for Jurgen Klopp - and he would be perfect for Arsenal,' Morgan wrote on Twitter. 'Sign him. 'If we don't sign Klopp, he will go to another top club and win trophies. The guy's a dynamic, driven young winner. 'Two league titles in last five years against one of the greatest Bayern sides ever - and some Arsenal fans don't think Klopp's good enough? Wow. 'Klopp would be our Mourinho. The time has come, Arsenal - act. #KloppIN' Klopp announced that he will be leaving Borussia Dortmund in the summer, putting several clubs on alert .

Summary: Piers Morgan calls for Arsenal to replace their long-serving manager . Morgan says Jurgen Klopp would 'be our Mourinho' if he joined Arsenal . Gunners fan says Klopp is 'perfect for Arsenal'


All Facebook users have them - those friends who are so in love with their newborn baby they clog up your news feed with constant doting updates. But one group of women were so fed up with their friend's 'running commentary' they went to the extreme measure of putting an anonymous letter in her mailbox demanding she give everyone 'a break'. Jade Ruthven, 33, of Perth, Western Australia, was shocked when she found the scathing note claiming to be from ‘a few of the girls’, cruelly criticising her for posting photos of her six-month-old daughter Addison on Facebook. ‘Dear Jade, I have got together with a few of the girls and we are all SO OVER your running commentary on your life and every single thing Addy does,’ the letter begins. ‘We all have kids that we are besotted with ... But we don’t ram it down everyone else’s neck!!!’ Jade Ruthven, 33, of Perth, Western Australia, was shocked when she found a scathing note criticising her for posting too many photos of her six-month-old daughter Addison on Facebook . Jade Ruthven was devastated when she received the unsigned letter in her mailbox . As the letter continues, the typos and punctuation become more intense and frequent. ‘She crawls off the mat – we DON”T care!!!!! She’s six months old – BIG DEAL!!!! ‘Stop and think – if every mother posted all that cr*p about their kid – I’m sure you’d get over it pretty quickly.’ The author claims the rant was written on behalf of everyone who views Jade’s Facebook posts. ‘I guess you are just p***ing a lot of people off with all your “Addy this and Addy that”. ‘We all thought it might ease off after the first month but it hasn’t,’ the letter continues. ‘Not everyone is as interested as you are about what Addy does so give us all a break. ‘We’re doing this to let you know what people really think.’ The dental hygienist still doesn’t know who was responsible for the letter. Jade can’t think why anybody would feel the need to be so nasty . Jade and her husband Ryan (pictured with their daughter Addison) were both very angry but chose to try and see the funny side of the ridiculous letter . Jade sent the letter to comedian Em Rusciano, who posted it to her Facebook page and described it as 'next-level mean' in an opinion piece for news.com.au. For Jade the letter came completely out of the blue and was like a slap in the face, particularly as she is a first-time mother trying to find her feet. ‘I was actually excited when I checked the mail and saw a hand written envelope thinking it was an invite. Never in my wildest dreams did I expect what was in it!’ Jade told Daily Mail Australia. ‘At first I was in shock and thought this letter must be a joke. I read it and re-read it about four times. ‘I was shaking with anger and shock to think a so-called friend of mine

Summary: A new mother was shocked to receive a scathing letter . Unsigned letter slammed her for posting too much on Facebook about her baby . Letter to Jade Ruthven claimed to come from her friends . She chose to respond by posting even more photos of her baby to take a stand against the bullies . She has no idea who sent the cruel letter or why they chose to be so mean .


Sharmeena: The teenager flew in secret to Syria . The jihadi bride who persuaded three friends to follow her to Syria was brought up in a strict Muslim household which turned to Islamic State apologists Cage when she disappeared, it emerged yesterday. Sharmeena Begum, 15, was raised by her uncle Shamim Miah, a devout Muslim and former religious scholar. He encouraged her to pray each dawn before classes at Bethnal Green Academy in Tower Hamlets. He blames the airport authorities, police and her school for letting Sharmeena flee the country last December, flying from Gatwick to Turkey before crossing the border to Syria. Controversially, he has turned for advice to Cage, the hardline human rights group whose leaders have said IS executioner Jihadi John is a ‘beautiful young man’. In an exclusive interview this week, Mr Miah, 38, sat at the kitchen table of his terraced house, a few minutes’ walk from the academy in East London. It is where Sharmeena lived with him, her mother Shahnaz – until her death from cancer aged 33 last year – and her grandmother, Jahanara, 66. Close to tears, he disclosed how his niece used £1,000 to go to Syria, money given by relatives after her mother’s death as a traditional gift in Bangladeshi families to show respect for the deceased. ‘At first her Nan – my mother –kept the money safe. Then Sharmeena asked to open her own bank account and she gave the cash to her,’ said Mr Miah. ‘She also pressed to keep her passport in her bedroom and we allowed that too. If her mother had not died, she would never have had money to go.’ Mr Miah was born in Bangladesh and came to this country as a boy with his parents. He studied Islam before becoming a takeaway restaurant owner and now works nights at a supermarket. ‘I have known Sharmeena since she was born,’ he said. ‘She grew up in my house with her mother Shahnaz, my sister.’ Shamima Begum's family at Scotland Yard's headquarters, London, pictured with Abase Hussen, father of Amira Abase . Lured to jihad: Kadiza Sultana, 16, left, Shamima Begum, 15, centre, and Amira Abase, 15, right, at Gatwick . He explained that Sharmeena’s father, Mohammad Uddin, had not often lived at the house because his work took him away so often. Mr Uddin, 39, a waiter, has remarried and lives with his new wife in a block of flats in Bethnal Green. Mr Miah has been interviewed by police about his missing niece and the disappearance of her three classmates: Shamima Begum, 15, Kadiza Sultana, 16, and Amira Abase, 15, earlier this year. It is thought that Sharmeena was the ringleader, inspiring the other three to follow her to Syria. It has emerged that a fifth girl from the academy, who cannot be named for legal reasons, also plotted to become a jihadi bride. She boarded a plane for Syria from Heathrow on the same Saturday which Sharmeena flew from Gatwick. This girl’s parents alerted police, the jet was stopped on the runway

Summary: Sharmeena Begum was raised by uncle who was former religious scholar . He blames airport authorities, police and her school for letting her flee . She used £1,000 of inheritance following her mother's death . He is worried what will happen in Syria and that she won't be allowed home .


Retired news legend Barbara Walters still has some clout - and a strong opinion about how ABC can turn things around at the ratings-challenged show she created, The View. Barbara's magic bullet: Monica Lewinsky. Walters says that the former White House intern would be a 'run away success' on The View, a network source tells Daily Mail Online. She would attract great guests - even if casting her as a regular co-host would make it unlikely that potential 2016 Presidential hopeful Hillary Clinton or President Bill Clinton would ever appear on the show again. Scroll down for video . Ever since their infamous interview in 1999 following the Bill Clinton scandal Barbara Walters has always believed Monica got the short end of the stick in the court of public opinion and has tirelessly defended her on the show over the years . Lewinsky recently participated in a 22-minute long TED Talk that has made international headlines. During the speech, the 41-year-old former White House intern talked about 'The Price of Fame' and redefined her story as the first victim of cyber-bullying. 'Barbara believes that Monica, 41, could make The View competitive and compelling and while a lot of Washington's elite may scratch the show off its must-visit press list, the younger demographic of online users would tune in daily to see what she had to say,' added the source. Last year when discussing Lewinsky with David Letterman, he asked her about Monica joining The View. It looked as though the late night host was reading her mind and she stuttered, 'I think it would be great if she were on The View. I wouldn't expect it tomorrow.' 'Tomorrow is now,' says the insider. The multi-host show was created by Walters in 1997 with an original panel of women including Meredith Vieira, Star Jones, Joy Behar and Debbie Matenopoulos. It defied the odds previous shows faced in the 11am time slot. Exit Rosie: She had enough of The View and vice versa . Despite numerous cast changes – Lisa Ling, Elisabeth Hasselbeck, Rosie O'Donnell, Sherri Shepherd, and Jenny McCarthy have had stints as co-hosts on the show – The View became a force to be reckoned with in daytime TV. But after the exit of Behar and Hasselbeck and the addition of McCarthy, The View took a ratings dive. ABC decided to overhaul the show following the end of that season, and replaced Shepherd and McCarthy with Republican analyst Nicolle Wallace and actress Rosie Perez. The network also brought back O'Donnell to join the show's long-running moderator, Whoopi Goldberg. In-fighting between Goldberg and O'Donnell and endless backstage turmoil caused ABC to move the show from its Entertainment division to its News division. Despite numerous set changes and multiple updates to the show opening, the new ensemble never seemed to attract viewers and ratings continued to fall. ABC then had a failed attempt at firing Perez while she was rehearing for her Broadway show Fish in the Dark in January. In February, after the return of Goldberg who had been sidelined with a back

Summary: The grand dame of broadcasters believes that Monica Lewinsky has the right stuff to bring The View back from the brink . The former White House intern would also draw great guests - although probably not Hillary or Bill Clinton . Her recent TED Talk on 'The Price of Fame 'redefines her story as the first victim of cyber-bullying . In recent weeks Nielsen ratings showed that The Talk beat out The View for the first time but The View made a comeback .


An arrest warrant has been issued for disgraced AFL premiership player Ben Cousins after he failed to appear in a Perth court on traffic offences. Cousins, 36, has been on bail and was due to face Fremantle Magistrates Court on Wednesday morning but he did not appear. His lawyer claimed the former West Coast Eagles captain had conflicting medical appointments, and said he had a photograph of the document, but the court requires a hard copy. The magistrate had ordered Cousins to produce written evidence of the conflicting appointments before 4pm WST or an arrest warrant would be issued. Scroll down for video . Ben Cousins, 36, who has a history of substance abuse, has made headlines several times in the past fortnight after a string of alleged incidents . The 2005 Brownlow medallist was arrested on March 11 after allegedly leading police on a low speed chase from Bicton to Mosman Park . He was charged with reckless driving, failing to stop and refusing a breath test . Just before 4pm, a spokeswoman at the court confirmed an arrest warrant had been issued. The 2005 Brownlow medallist was arrested on March 11 after allegedly leading police on a low speed chase from Bicton to Mosman Park. He was charged with reckless driving, failing to stop and refusing a breath test. Cousins has twice been hospitalised for mental health assessments following that incvident - the first time after he breached security at an SAS base in Swanbourne. The second time followed seemingly bizarre behaviour in Canning Vale, including climbing on the roof of a house. The former West Coast Eagles captain has not been charged over those incidents. Cousins retired from the AFL in 2010. He was arrested on March 11 after police saw him driving erratically in Bicton and was eventually caught several suburbs away in Mosman Park . Cousins played 270-games with West Coast and Richmond during his career in the Australian Football League . Ben Cousins and former partner Maylea Tinecheff pictured on a New Idea magazine cover in 2011 . Footage emerged this week showing Cousins running through the streets away from police . Cousins was spotted climbing onto the roof of a two-storey home in Perth on Monday . Sorry we are not currently accepting comments on this article.

Summary: An arrest warrant has been issued Ben Cousins after he failed to show up in court . Cousins, 36, had been on bail for an alleged low speed police chase on March 11 . He was charged with reckless driving, failing to stop and refusing a breath test . Cousins has been involved in a string of bizarre incidents in the weeks since which have seen him hospitalised for mental health checks .


Doctors have condemned a social media campaign which accuses mothers who have a caesarean as being ‘too lazy to have a baby'. The image, which is believed to come from a firebrand American religious group called 'The Disciples of the New Dawn' in the U.S, has been circulating on mother's groups in Australia. University of Sydney's Professor of Gynecology Hans Peter Dietz told Daily Mail Australia the image represents a broader anti-caesarean sentiment which has harmful consequences for women who should be choosing caesareans for health reasons. An offensive image circulating social media which endeavours to shame women who have undergone caesareans . ‘They are suggesting that it's the woman's own fault if she need a caesarean. That’s like saying it’s your fault that have an inflamed appendix, or bowel cancer. It’s plain stupid.’ The world-renowned gynaecologist says a drive to reduce the rates of C-sections is forcing obstetricians to 'act against their own better professional judgment.' ‘While it sits on the the extreme end of the caesarean spectrum, it’s an attitude which is actually widespread in Australia. That’s why I feel it needs to be addressed.’ Professor Dietz said the sharp rise in Caesareans since the 1980’s has triggered a strong movement from people trying to curb the rates. Last year the World Health Organisation said the number of caesarean surgeries needed to drop to 10 to 15 per cent of births . Professor of Gynecology Hans Peter Dietz said the image represents an attitude which is widespread in Australia . ‘The reality is that your average newborn is much bigger now than in the past, and for some women Caesareans are the safest option. It’s downright dangerous to deny women that right.’ Last year the World Health Organisation said the number of caesarean surgeries needed to drop to 10 to 15 per cent of births. It’s believed the anti-caesarean campaign on social media is a bid to pressure mums to into following the WHO appeal.

Summary: The image is believed to come from a firebrand American religious group . Professors of Gynecology Hans Peter Dietz said the image is dangerous . The Professor said it represents a broader anti-caesarean sentiment . World Health Organisation said the number of caesareans needs to drop .


Gaioz Nigalidze, the current Georgian champion, was expelled from the Dubai Open Chess tournament when he was found using his smartphone in the middle of a match . A chess grandmaster has been thrown out of an international tournament and faces a 15-year ban after he was caught sneaking to the toilet to check moves on his mobile phone. Gaioz Nigalidze, the current Georgian champion, was expelled from the Dubai Open Chess tournament when he was found using his phone in the middle of a match. The two-time national champion was exposed when his opponent lodged a complaint when he grew suspicious about his frequent trips to the lavatory. Tournament organisers found Nigalidze had stored a mobile phone in a cubicle, covered in toilet paper. They announced their decision to expel Nigalidze on Sunday morning on their Facebook page. The complaint was made by Nigalidze's opponent in their sixth-round match in the tournament, Armenia's Tigran Petrosian. He said: 'Nigalidze would promptly reply to my moves and then literally run to the toilet. 'I noticed that he would always visit the same toilet partition, which was strange, since two other partitions weren't occupied. 'I informed the chief arbiter about my growing suspicions and asked him to keep an eye on Gaioz. 'After my opponent left the very toilet partition yet another time, the arbiters entered it. 'What they found was the mobile phone with headphones; the device was hidden behind the pan and covered with toilet paper.' Tournament organisers at the Dubai Open Chess tournament announced their decision to expel Nigalidze on Sunday morning on their Facebook page . When officials confronted the Georgian, he denied owning the device but officials found the phone was logged into a social networking site under his name. They also found his match being analysed in one of the chess applications. He was promptly removed from the tournament and could now face a maximum 15-year ban from the game. When questioned about the offence, Nigalidze said: 'Not everything is true in what Petrosian said'. This is not the first time a player was caught cheating at a chess tournament. In July 2013, Bulgarian player Borislav Ivanov was suspended from playing for four months by his national federation. It had been found most of his moves matched those of the leading computer chess analysis programs. Two years earlier the French chess federation suspended three players, including the national team captain, when it was alleged they used text messages, a remote chess computer and coded signals to beat the opposition at the 2010 Chess Olympiad. In 2008, at the Dubai Open, an Iranian player was banned when he was found to be receiving help from someone watching the game's live broadcast on the internet and was sending the moves through text messages. Tournaments sanctioned by the International Chess Federation - including the Dubai Open - do not allow players to carry mobile phones and other electronic devices during matches.

Summary: Gaioz Nigalidze has been expelled from the Dubai Open Chess tournament . Georgian champion was found using his phone in the middle of a match . Opponent grew suspicious when he kept making trips to the toilet . Tournament organisers then saw he had wrapped a phone in toilet paper . Found his match was being monitored in a chess application on the phone .


Stuart Broad came through an injury scare and Jonny Bairstow fell just short of a century against his own team-mates as England's Test warm-ups descended into a glorified training drill. Events at Lord's, where the decision was made to cull England and Wales Cricket Board managing director Paul Downton, seemed rather more relevant to the future of English cricket than the mix-and-match day at Warner Park, where four members of the touring party were parachuted in to bolster the local team. Jonathan Trott (nought) and Gary Ballance (17) largely failed to do so, but Bairstow made 98 and Joe Root ended the day 87 not out in a score of 303 for nine. England paceman Stuart Broad (left) bowls at Jonny Bairstow on Wednesday . It seemed entirely in keeping with the unsatisfactory nature of England's Test preparation week that Bairstow, the only member of the seconded quarter not likely to feature in the series, had the most productive day. At least Broad averted serious injury when he collapsed clutching his left ankle in the second over. Broad initially looked in trouble when his boot slid through the crease and he tumbled to the ground, and coach Peter Moores was concerned enough to stride out to the middle to assess the damage. But he spent just short of an hour off the field with an ice pack and later returned to the attack. Broad required lengthy treatment on the pitch after clutching his left ankle following his fall . Broad was concerned enough about the run-ups to summon the groundstaff the ball before coming to grief. He initially suggested bowling round the wicket in search of firmer footing but decided to go back to his original angle of attack after sawdust was applied. When he went down the game was just 10 balls old - the same number of deliveries that were possible in the infamous abandoned Test in Antigua six years ago. By that stage, the first of England's honorary Kittitians had already come and gone. England captain Alastair Cook (right) watches on as ground staff make running repairs to the crease . Trott opened the batting but lasted just three balls, guiding James Anderson straight to James Tredwell at third slip. That was hardly the added steel England were looking for. The same was largely true of Ballance, who seems short of his best after a troubled World Cup, and managed only 17 before an ill-judged cut against Tredwell ended up in Jos Buttler's gloves. Ben Stokes had earlier ripped out Shane Jeffers' middle stump and Tredwell had Sherwin Peters lbw offering no stroke. Bairstow, whose likely Test role is as Buttler's back-up, reached lunch on 33 not out in a score of 55 for four. Bairstow fell just short of a century against England on Wednesday . He continued to score briskly in the afternoon and was just two short of a ton when Stokes found his outside edge to have him caught behind. The game lacked all semblance of competitive edge, even as Root compiled a trouble-free half-century

Summary: England's Stuart Broad collapsed clutching his left ankle in second over . Fast bowler spent an hour off the field but later returned to the attack . Jonny Bairstow made 98 and Joe Root ended the day 87 not out .


Health authorities are searching hospital patient records to clarify what drugs people may have been given after a man was charged with posing as a nurse for six weeks. A 30-year-old Darwin man is accused of using someone else's employee registration number at the Aurukun Primary Health Centre on Cape York during February and March. He was charged on Saturday with one count of fraud after Cairns detectives made contact with him in the Northern Territory. A 30-year-old Darwin man is accused of using someone else's employee registration number to pose as a fake nurse at the Aurukun Primary Health Centre on Cape York during February and March (file photo) Queensland health authorities are now sifting through patient records after it was revealed the man did not have the correct qualifications, the Cairns Post reports. They hope to identify which patients the man interacted with and what drugs may have been administered. He was allegedly using the registration number of a female nurse who had handed it back a few years ago. The man was receiving a $100,000 annual salary and accommodation from Queensland Health in the six weeks he was at the hospital. The alarm was raised by payroll workers when they noticed the registration number. He posed as a nurse for six weeks Aurukun Primary Health Centre on Cape York during February and March . The matter was subsequently referred to the Queensland Police Service, the Crime and Misconduct Commission and the Health Ombudsman. A departmental taskforce was also established to investigate how the man slipped through the screening process. Health Minister Cameron Dick said last week the health employee responsible for the oversight has been stood down but maintains vetting methods at Queensland's hospitals are 'robust'. The man will appear in the Cairns Magistrates court on April 24.

Summary: Man, 30, is accused of using a female nurse's employee number to work . He worked for six weeks at Aurukun Primary Health Centre on Cape York . Man was charged with fraud after payroll raised the alarm with hospital . Authorities are checking patient records to see who he interacted with .


Fulham will sound out Brentford manager Mark Warburton about taking over at Craven Cottage with owner Shahid Khan planning to release a budget of £20million to spend on new players. The Championship strugglers are deliberating over the future of Kit Symons who replaced Felix Magath in September but has won only one of his last eight games. Khan, a billionaire who also owns NFL franchise Jacksonville Jaguars in America, has given his new chief football officer Mike Rigg the power to choose Fulham's next manager and he is looking at different options despite a good personal relationship with Symons. Fulham will sound out Brentford manager Mark Warburton about taking over at Craven Cottage . Warburton's impressive record at west London rivals Brentford has made him a leading contender alongside Ipswich Town manager Mick McCarthy. Warburton got Brentford promoted from League One and they have been surprise play-off contenders in The Championship this season doing the league double over Fulham along the way. It has already been announced he will be leaving The Bees at the end of the season with QPR also interested in his services along with assistant David Weir. But Rangers, who have 14 players out of contract and face a huge fine if they are relegated, won't have the same spending power to offer Warburton as The Cottagers. Waburton (right) signals to his players during Brentford's 1-1 draw with Derby County on Saturday . Symons wants to be given the chance of signing his own players and having a full season at Craven Cottage with them, but recent results are going against him. Fulham are conscious of FPP rules and with parachute payments from the Premier League due to run out, they feel the next transfer window may be the last opportunity to spend big to get them back into the top flight. West Ham manager Sam Allardyce could also be a shock contender with Khan prepared to invest to get Fulham back in the Premier League. Allardyce's current deal at Upton Park runs out in the summer but he would like to stay in London. Meanwhile, FA Cup semi-finalists Aston Villa have joined West Brom in the chase for Wolves winger Bakary Sako who is a free agent at the end of the season. The Championship strugglers are deliberating over the future of Kit Symons (centre)

Summary: Fulham are planning to swoop for Brentford boss Mark Warburton . Owner Shahid Khan is planning for next season . Warburton has led Brentford to seventh in the Championship .


The Manchester derby is now one of the biggest match-ups in world football. Millions across the globe cram around TV screens to catch a glimpse of the fixture, and its appeal gets ever greater with each passing season. But just how Manchester is the clash between City and United? Sportsmail takes a look at everything local between the two giants. Sergio Aguero and Manchester City travel to Old Trafford to face United on Sunday afternoon . Owners . You will not find many United fans who pine for the days when Martin Edwards, son of a Salford butcher, ruled the roost at Old Trafford. Despite being the man who brought Sir Alex Ferguson to the club and backed him when many wanted him sacked, former chairman Edwards (who was later cautioned after a peeping tom episode in a ladies toilet) remained a figure of distrust. Likewise, there will not be many City supporters who look back fondly on the chaotic era of hometown former TV salesman and combover king Peter Swales, who often came across as out of tune with reality (if you get a chance watch the hilariously belief-defying City! documentary on YouTube), as he went through manager after manager after manager. Peter Swailes was local, but not many Manchester City fans want to be reminded of his chairmanship . Not many United fans pine for the days when Martin Edwards, son of a Salford butcher, ruled the roost . Sheikh Mansour might not be local but is a hugely popular figure at Manchester City after bankrolling the club . Avram (left) and Joel Glazer have proved divisive figures at United since their family bought the club . At Old Trafford, there remains a resentment for those upstairs. That the owners are from Tampa and not Timperley, however, is irrelevant. The Glazer family could be from Timbuktu - their cash-draining tenure is still hard to take even though the yellow and green scarves are not as easy to spot. Across town, however, the sheikh who shook it up for the Blues is a hero. Is there a more popular owner in football? While City fans may no longer (thankfully) pay homage by wearing Arabic robes or waving £20 notes in the air, the man from Abu Dhabi is adored. Managers . It has always been rare to find a football club with a hometown manager. However, you do get the sense that both Louis van Gaal and Manuel Pellegrini do their best to familairise themselves with their environment. Van Gaal has taken a lot of local knowledge from Ryan Giggs. More than once the Dutchman has asked the son of Salford (via Cardiff) to speak to the players about the opposition and tell them exactly what victory would mean to the supporters. Giggs, a fierce Red, is said to have come into his own when Liverpool were next up. Louis van Gaal has tried to immerse himself in the local culture after taking over as manager last summer . Van Gaal has leaned on assistant boss Ryan Giggs for tips around

Summary: Manchester United host bitter rivals City on Sunday afternoon . It could be a derby without a single local player on either side . Louis van Gaal and Manuel Pellegrini have both tried to immerse themselves in the local culture . READ: Manchester United end 499-day wait over Manchester City . Vincent Kompany: Beating United at Old Trafford will help 'rectify' season .


A Connecticut boy who was thrust into the national spotlight before he turned ten because of the way he could throw a baseball will not see his 17th birthday thanks to a drive-by shooting. Jericho Scott, 16, who became an internet star after being told he couldn't pitch for his Little League team because he had a 40mph fastball at age nine, was shot dead in New Haven early on Sunday. Scott was killed while he sat in a white Volkswagen with a 20-year-old friend, Justin Compress, who was shot in the shoulder, hand and wrist but is now in stable condition. Scroll down for video . Jericho Scott (seen at age nine) was killed early on Sunday while he sat in a car in New Haven, Connecticut . Scott became a star when he was told he couldn't pitch for his Little League team because of his fastball . He was banned from the Youth Baseball League of New Haven in 2009 at age nine because he threw 40mph . Scott was the star pitcher for Will Power Fitness team in the Youth Baseball League of New Haven in 2009 when league officials informed him he could no longer pitch for his team. The budding star had five no-hitters in the team's first eight games of the season before he was told he had to sit or switch positions, the Hartford Courant reported. When his manager sent him out to the mound anyway after the ban, the other team refused to play and said its players were afraid of being injured. The story made headlines when lawyers were hired and Scott's team eventually disbanded. The budding star had five no-hitters in the team's first eight games of the season before being told to sit out . When Scott's manager sent him out to pitch after the ban was issued, the other team refused to play the game . His mother, Nicole Scott, said at the time: 'I think it's discouraging when you're telling a nine-year-old you're too good at something. 'The whole objective in life is to find something you're good at and stick with it. 'I'd rather he spend all his time on the baseball field than idolizing someone standing on the street corner.' During a 2011 follow-up piece about Scott in the New Journal, his father Leroy also referenced the streets of New Haven and how some of them have 'fourteen-year-olds holding pistols'. That was four years ago, but his sentiment still rings true. A shrine at the scene. The murder was the city's fourth homicide of 2015 and its first youth killing of the year . Scott's parents wrote: 'Jericho, at only 16, has given so much to his family, friends and the community' Sunday's murder was the city's fourth homicide of 2015 and its first youth killing of the year, the Yale News reported. The Scotts have set up a GoFundMe page to help pay for their son's memorial service and tribute. They wrote: 'Jericho, at only 16, has given so much to his family, friends and

Summary: Jericho Scott, 16, was shot dead in New Haven, Connecticut, on Sunday . Scott was told he could no longer pitch for Will Power Fitness team in 2009 . Youth Baseball League of New Haven officials said he pitched too fast . Sunday's murder was city's fourth homicide of 2015 and first youth killing .


David Cameron will launch a multi-billion pound sale of Lloyds Bank shares if he wins the Election – in what would be the largest privatisation bonanza since the Thatcher era. The Prime Minister will today pledge that if he is returned to Downing Street he will offer the public £4 billion of Lloyds shares still held by the Government after Gordon Brown’s £20 billion panic bailout with taxpayers’ money during the 2008 economic crisis. Individuals will be allowed to buy up to £10,000 worth of Lloyds Banking Group shares, which were worth 78.7p when the stock market closed on Friday – comfortably above the 73.6p paid by Mr Brown’s government. Scroll down for video . David Cameron will launch a multi-billion pound sale of Lloyds Bank shares if he wins the Election . The shares will be offered at a discount of at least 5 per cent on the market rate at the time, with the proceeds used to help pay down the national debt. It is the latest ‘retro’ Conservative policy to hark back to the 1980s, following Mr Cameron’s revival in the manifesto of the Thatcherite ‘Right to Buy’ offer for housing association tenants. But while investors 30 years ago took overnight profits on their stakes in privatised companies such as British Gas and British Telecom – leading critics to claim that it encouraged ‘carpetbaggers’ – Lloyds shareholders will be encouraged to hang on to their holding. A loyalty bonus will be offered of one free share for every ten held for at least a year after the sale, up to a maximum bonus value of £200. The sale of Lloyds shares would be the biggest privatisation since the 1980s when Mrs Thatcher’s government sold £3.9 billion of BT shares and £5.6 billion of British Gas shares in the famous ‘Tell Sid’ campaign. Thirty-three major companies were privatised under Mrs Thatcher between 1984 and 1991, which supporters said led to a dramatic improvement in their efficiency and a boost to tax revenues for the Treasury. Like Right to Buy, it also helped to entrench Tory support among voters who benefited from the windfalls. No 10 strategists hope Mr Cameron’s pledge will remind voters of the economic problems that blighted the country under Mr Brown’s premiership. The recovery under Chancellor George Osborne has allowed him to sell £9 billion of shares in Lloyds to City investors for more than the price that former chancellor Alistair Darling paid in 2008. CLAIM: Jesse Norman and the chocolate cake he allegedly gave out while campaigning for re-election . Police are investigating a Tory MP over claims he attempted to bribe voters with chocolate cake. Jesse Norman allegedly gave out cake while campaigning for re-election at an Asda supermarket in his Hereford constituency. West Mercia Police last night said it was investigating reports of a breach of the Representation of the People Act 1983, which bans Election candidates from providing food, drink or entertainment in a bid to win votes. The probe follows would-be Ukip MP Kim Rose, who is standing in Southampton Itchen, being

Summary: David Cameron will pledge to sell Lloyds shares if he wins the election . Government hold shares after Labour's £20billion bailout in 2008 . The £4billion sale would be the biggest privatisation since the 1980s .


A cyclist who was killed in an accident with a lorry in London has been named as a former design chief of the Victoria and Albert Museum. Moira Gemmill, 55, was cycling to work at St James's Palace where she had begun a new role at the Royal Collection Trust, when she collided with a lorry near Lambeth Bridge in Westminster. The leading art and design figure, who had recently been chosen to oversee a programme of renovations at Windsor Castle, was the fifth cyclist killed on London's road this year. Moira Gemmill, 55, was killed by a tipper lorry while cycling to work near Lambeth Bridge yesterday morning . She had recently left her position as director of design at the V&A, where she led the planning and implementation of FuturePlan, an on-going restoration and redesign programme of its galleries. Ms Gemmill, a fellow of the Royal Society of Arts, spent more than 10 years at the museum before taking up her new position as director of capital programmes at the Royal Collection Trust. Her devastated brother Andrew, 59, speaking from the family home in Scotland, today told the Evening Standard: 'She was a wonderful, inspirational woman. 'She was absolutely extraordinary but in a very modest way. She lived a modest life. She was very excited about her new post, we all were.' The accident happened at the junction of Millbank and Horseferry Road shortly after 9.30am on Thursday . Her brother Andrew Gemmill described his sister as an 'extraordinary' woman who lived a 'modest life' Martin Roth, current director of the V&A, paid tribute to his former colleague, stating she had made a 'remarkable contribution' in her 13-years at the museum. He said: 'We are devastated to hear of the tragic death of our much-loved and respected colleague of many years, Moira Gemmill. 'During her 13-year career at the V&A she made an extraordinary impact in transforming the museum’s galleries and facilities with the FuturePlan programme of restoration, refurbishment and redesign. 'Major projects included the Medieval & Renaissance Galleries and most recently the Weston Cast Court. 'I cannot overstate Moira’s remarkable contribution in making the V&A the global leader in museum design that it is today. She will be greatly missed and our thoughts are with her family at this very sad time.' Ms Gemmill, who lived in Kennington, south London, had been a judge for the Architectural Review's (AR) Women in Architecture Awards since their launch in 2011 and an avid supporter of the campaign. AR editor Christine Murray said: 'She believed in the importance of creating a more equal profession. The profession has lost one of its great patrons and champions.' Having grown up in a farming family in Kintyre in Scotland, Ms Gemmill studied graphic design and photography at the Glasgow School of Art. Later, she worked for Aberdeen Art Gallery and in 2011 was made an honorary fellow of the Royal Institute of British Architects. She had recently left her position as director of design at the V&A (pictured), where she led the planning and implementation

Summary: Moira Gemmill, 55, was cycling to work when she collided with tipper lorry . She had recently left position at V&A for role at Royal Collection Trust . Colleagues said her death was 'devastating' and she'll be 'greatly missed' Tipper lorry driver, 50, was stopped near Lambeth Bridge but not arrested .


Housing chiefs have been were accused of hypocrisy for opposing plans to revive Margaret Thatcher’s flagship right-to-buy policy. The pledge to extend the dream of home ownership to 1.3million social tenants was the centrepiece of Tuesday’s Tory manifesto launch. But housing associations responded furiously – with one board member lambasting the proposal as the ‘right to steal’. There were even threats of a legal challenge, potentially under European human rights laws. Jane Ashcroft (left) the Anchor housing association boss is reported to earn £332,000 a year while David Bennett (right) of the Sanctuary Group is said to earn £314,000 a year . Jane Ashcroft's modern detached home (left) in the Midlands was bought for £750,000 in 2005 while David Bennett's detached farmhouse (right) in rural Herefordshire was bought for £295,000 in 2003 . But the bosses of housing associations, which are not for profit, were themselves in the dock after details emerged of their lavish salaries. Eighty pocket more than Mr Cameron’s salary of £142,500. One – David Cowans of Places for People – takes home an astonishing £432,928, including bonuses. Five others are on £250,000-plus. Bob Neill, a Tory Party vice chairman, said: ‘It’s a bit rich coming from chief executives who are lining their pockets with six-figure salaries. ‘Everyone should have the opportunity to buy their own home. ‘Right to buy has already helped around two million families realise their dream of owning their own home – and by extending it, we’ll give even more hardworking people the chance to move on and up the housing ladder.’ The housing associations said it was wrong that they should be forced to sell their homes at a discount. The National Housing Federation, the trade body for the organisations, pledged to fight the proposals ‘every step of the way’. And Rev Richard Coles, a vicar and BBC broadcaster who sits on the board of Wellingborough Homes, a small housing association in Northamptonshire, launched a furious attack on Twitter. ‘So a housing association, like the one on whose board I sit, goes to the market, raises finance, does deals with contractors and builds urgently needed units for people to live in at social rents and then the government forces us to sell them off at a 35 per cent discount. That’s right to buy? Sounds like right to steal to me.’ Simon Dow (left) of the Guinness Partnership is said to earn £264,000 a year while Darrell Mercer (right) is reported to earn £247,000 a year . Simon Dow' townhouse (left) in trendy North London has an estimated value of £750,000 while Darrell Mercer's five bed-room semi-detached townhouse (right) in West London was bought for £732,500 in 2006 . The policy director of the National Housing Federation, Ruth Davison, a Labour party member in Islington, said it was wrong to hand money to ‘some of the most securely-housed people in the country on some of the lowest rents’. She told the BBC: ‘We are independent organisations and charities – you can no more force a housing association to sell their assets at less than

Summary: Tories pledged to extend dream of home ownership to 1.3m social tenants . Housing associations respond furiously amid threat of a legal challenge . But 80 housing association bosses earn more than David Cameron’s salary .


The owner of a Florida mansion accused of being home to a 'secret stripper school' has decided to sell up after being found in violation of county zoning codes. The Egyptian-themed mansion, advertised online as Pharaoh's Palace, promises a 'perfect private location' on seven secluded acres in Tampa. Millionaire Gary Lowndes purchased the property in 2013 for $2 million and had planned to film a reality show about strippers on the property. Scroll down for video . Millionaire owner Gary Lowndes who purchased the property, advertised online as Pharaoh's Palace, in 2013 for $2 million has put it back on the market after being found in violation of country zoning codes over noisey parties . Owner Lownds, right has decided to sell the property he had once envisioned playing host to a reality show for strippers after complaints about noise from neighbors such as Ronald Nagy, left . Websites indicate there was property has also been home to Pharaoh's Daughters, a school for strippers, but Lowndes has repeatedly fallen foul of complaints about noisey private functions held on the grounds. On Friday the county code enforcement board found that Lownds had violated their rules by holding events without the right permit and running a business in a residential neighborhood. His company, Pink Tati LLC, was given seven days to prove the property is in compliance and he was warned he will be fined $1,000 a day if further commercial functions takes place. 'Basically it's the noise that got our attention,' neighbor Ronald Nagy told Bay News. He lives in the nearby Cheval West community. 'I've never been involved in running a stripper school,' said Lowndes, who made millions selling mattresses and hearing aids. 'There's never been any porn parties. There's never been anything illegal other than the noise complaint.' Lowndes said he disagrees with the board's decision, but has decided that it is best if he sells up. He has put the property back on the market for $2.3 million. 'With all this violation stuff, I said, "fine, that's it, I'm out of here.'" he said. The Egyptian-themed mansion promises a 'perfect private location' on seven secluded acres on the Gulf Coast on its website advertisement . An August 2014 adult-themed party dubbed 'Midsummer Night Wet Dream' got the mansion, bought by Canadian millionaire Gordon Lownds, its first noise complaint . Pharaoh's Daughters advertises itself as an agency that helps 'promising young strippers and exotic dancers' find work 'in prestigious gentlemen's clubs' An August 2014 adult-themed party dubbed Midsummer Night Wet Dream got the mansion its first noise complaint. Neighbor Nagy had seen ads for the party and filed a complaint with the Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office and Code Enforcement. 'This to me seems like there was an undercurrent of very sexually-related activities,' he told the Tampa Tribune. 'They're gaming the system.' After months of complaints both Lownds and Sean Grey, the mansion's manager, got hit with code violations. On its website, Pharaoh's Palace was advertised as the 'perfect' place for entertaining. Other ads on the internet said it was available for

Summary: Millionaire Gary Lowndes purchased the Tampa property in 2013 for $2 million and had wanted to film a reality show about strippers at the mansion . He admitted defeat on Friday after being found guilty of violating zoning codes due to noisey private functions held at the residence including the Midsummer Night Wet Dream event . Residents of the nearby Cheval West community had repeatedly complained about the noise coming from the seven acre property . On Friday the county code enforcement board found that Lownds had violated their rules and threatened to fine him . He has put the property back on the market for $2.3 million .


One of Britain's top entrepreneurs has unveiled a new plan to build a block of flats worth as much as £2billion on the site of an ugly multi-storey car park. John Caudwell, the founder of Phones4U, bought the Audley Street garage in Mayfair, central London for £155million in order to knock it down and build a high-end housing complex. The new apartment block will contain five townhouses, three penthouses, a mews home and 21 more luxury flats, rivalling properties such as One Hyde Park for the title of the world's most desirable living space. Luxury: Audley Square House is set to be a complex of houses, luxury flats and penthouses in Mayfair, central London . Contrast: Most of the plot is currently taken up by an ugly parking garage which is set to be knocked down by owner John Caudwell . But it could face trouble getting planning permission - as VIP neighbours may object to the building works needed to build four levels of basements as well as nine storeys above the ground. Each townhouse and penthouse will have its own gym and swimming pool, while the penthouses will have dedicated lifts to ensure their owners' privacy. Entrepreneur: The Phones4U founder, pictured with his partner Claire Johnson, is known as a prolific investor in Mayfair property . The development's communal facilities will include a 15-metre swimming pool, a business centre for holding meetings, a gym, spa and cinema and games room. Plans for the ambitious complex were submitted to Westminster Council this week after being put together by US architects RAMSA, which beat 30 rivals to the job. Audley Square House is regarded as a 'super prime' scheme - with one agent saying it could reach £10,000 per sq/ft, valuing it at £2billion in total. Becky Fatemi, director of Rokstone estate agents, said Audley Square House was 'one of the most exciting residential projects ever unveiled in London'. She estimated it would sell for £5,500-£7,000 per sq/ft, rising as high as £10,000 per sq/ft in the next few years. Ms Fatemi said: 'John Caudwell's visionary proposals will replace an unsightly multi-storey concrete car park at 5 Audley Square and convert it into a super-prime residential project. 'The Audley Square project will create a new luxury village for Mayfair and will rival One Hyde Park as London's best luxury address.' Susan Cohen from Mayfair-based Pastor Real Estate said: 'Speculation on plans to develop the Audley Square car park have been going almost as long as I've been in Mayfair, long before the £150 million deal to purchase the site in 2011. 'There have been many twists and turns, initially refused by the planning officer, Westminster council then overturned this, now the plans have been revised and resubmitted. 'Whatever happens, due to the scale of investment already ploughed into this I don't doubt the finished development will be one of the most super-prime schemes in Mayfair.' Desirable: The complex is set to fetch as much as £2billion in total when it goes on to the market, according to one estate agent . Plan:

Summary: John Caudwell has bought a car park in Audley Street, Mayfair and is planning to replace it with a huge block of flats . The new complex will contain five townhouses, a mews house, three penthouses and 21 more luxury apartments . The homes being built by Phones4U entrepreneur will boast their own swimming pools and private gyms . But he could have difficulty with planning permission if VIP neighbours object to proposal for four-storey basement .


His neighbors wouldn't let him build a film studio. So George Lucas is retaliating in a way that only the cream of Hollywood could - by building the largest affordable housing development in the area. The complex of affordable housing, funded and designed by the Star Wars director, would provide homes to 224 low-income families. And there's very little his fellow Bay Area residents can do about it. SCROLL DOWN FOR VIDEO . Making waves: George Lucas has unveiled plans to build an affordable housing complex on the plot of land in Lucas Valley, Bay Area, which his neighbors are determined to leave untouched . Lucas dropped plans for a Lucasfilm Ltd studio complex on Lucas Valley Road in 2012. Citing opposition from neighbors, a spokesman said they did not want to be seen as an 'evil empire'. But it seems the award-winning director is determined to do something with the 1,039 acres of land on his Grady Ranch estate in Marin County, California. The project, submitted for planning on Wednesday, would span 52 acres and cost around $200m. Just a few meters from his own Skywalker Ranch, the community would consist of two complexes. One would contain 120 two-bedroom and three-bedroom homes for low-income families. The other would be for pensioners: a four-story building with 104 one-bedroom or two-bedroom apartments. Because Lucas proposes to fund the project himself, his lawyers say he has the right to select who lives there. However, his representatives insist the project is not a form of retaliation. 'He said "we've got enough millionaires here. What we need is some houses for regular working people",' his lawyer Gary Giacomini told CBS. Scrapped: This was a rendering of the film studio that Lucas planned to build on the estate but was overruled . Idyllic: The 224-home community would be built in this idyllic spot of California for low-income families . Marin County Supervisor Steve Kinsey told the station: 'George Lucas said, "if I’m not going to do what I wanted to do there, what can I do that would be really beneficial to this community?"' It is not the first time Lucas has courted controversy. In November 2014, residents of Chicago filed a lawsuit against Lucas' plans to build a museum along the shore of Lake Michigan. The case was a major blow to the Lucas Museum of Narrative Art, a shrine his collection of art and movie memorabilia, after negotiations over a waterfront site fell through with San Francisco.

Summary: Neighbors blocked Lucas' plans to build a film studio in 2012 . Now he plans to erect a housing complex on land off Lucas Valley Road . The community would provide housing to 224 low-income families . With huge support from low-income community, his neighbors will be hard-pressed to block the proposal .


A Washington woman was arrested after allegedly striking a five-year-old boy with her truck before hiding from officers by crawling into a hole and covering herself with dirt. The scent of Marsha Yumi Perry, 36, was tracked through a field by a Washougal police dog on Friday, who stopped within five feet of the hole she was hiding in, according to police. After Officer Kyle Day, who could not see her, warned he was about to unleash the dog, 'the ground moved, and she sat up,' Washougal Sgt. Geoff Reijonen told Oregon Live. Police said the boy suffered a cut to his face as well as scrapes to his knees and elbows, and he was taken to PeaceHealth Southwest Medical Center in Vancouver. Marsha Yumi Perry (above), 36, was arrested on Friday on accusations of felony hit-and-run, driving with a suspended license and on a misdemeanor warrant after she allegedly struck a five-year-old boy with her car . Following the incident, Perry was taken into custody on accusations of felony hit-and-run, driving with a suspended license and on a misdemeanor warrant, and was taken to Clark County Jail. On Friday, authorities were called after the boy rode a tricycle out of a driveway when he was hit by a car around 6pm. Witnesses told police Perry tried to drive off but when she was unable to she got out of her Ford pickup truck and walked toward Washougal River Road, according to Oregon Live. Police dog, Ranger, was able to track her scent near the shallow hole she was hiding in before she gave herself up after warnings to reveal herself before the dog was unleashed, Reijonen said. Authorities said at the time of the incident, Perry had a misdemeanor warrant out for her arrest. Previously, she was arrested in Oregon in November 2014 on accusations of identity theft, being in possession of methamphetamine and providing false information to police, according to Oregon Live. The case is still pending and she pleaded not guilty. Following Friday's incident, police do not believe drugs or alcohol were involved and the investigation is ongoing. Following the incident, police said Perry hid herself from officers in a shallow hole and was found by a police dog who tracked her scent through a field south of the 1800 block of Woodburn Road (above)

Summary: Marsha Yumi Perry, 36, of Washougal, Washington was arrested on Friday . Police dog tracked her sent through a field coming within feet of the hole . Officer Kyle Day gave warning he was about to unleash the dog when 'the ground moved and she sat up', police said . Boy suffered cut to his face and scrapes to his knees and elbows . Perry was arrested on felony hit-and-run, driving with a suspended license and on a misdemeanor warrant .


Lewis Hamilton took a well-earned break from his blistering start to the Formula One season, taking his brother Nicolas out for a spin out in LA. The two-time Formula One world champion took time out from training ahead of the Spanish Grand Prix next week to go cruising with his younger sibling in his stylish Shelby Cobra. The pair can be seen posing in caps and shades as the Mercedes driver rolled down to the beach and along one of LA's busiest freeways. Nicolas Hamilton takes a selfie with his brother Lewis whilst the pair take a ride in the LA sunshine . Nicolas posted to his Facebook page: 'All in Red today for my last day in LA, chillin & relaxing ahead of an exciting year! #BTCC' The 23-year-old younger half-brother of Lewis, who suffers from the neurological condition cerebral palsy, posted the first image above image on his facebook page, with the caption: 'Had a great day today cruising with my bro in LA. Heading back to the UK now for my #BTCC preparations.' Nicolas, who raced in the Renault Clio Cup in 2011 and 2012, will become the first driver with a disability to compete in the British Touring Championship when he competes in the first of five rounds at Croft Circuit in June. It is exciting times in the Hamilton household, and Nicolas' elder brother Lewis, who has already achieved a first-place podium finish in Australia, China and Bahrain this year, was keen to share the moment of brotherly romance on his Instagram account. Accompanying the first picture below, he wrote: 'Cruising around with my bro in my 1966 all original 427 Shelby Cobra, after a great weekend in LA! Heading to Santa Monica! #HamBros #SunnyCalifornia #TeamLH @nicolashamilton.' The Hamilton brothers enjoy some down time on one of LA's freeways ahead of a busy schedule of racing . Another post on Hamilton's Instagram reads: 'No days off! #HardWork #TeamLH #TrainHard #NeverGiveUp' Boy racers Lewis and Nicolas Hamilton (right) in the Mercedes garage .

Summary: Lewis Hamilton has been out in LA ahead of the fifth race of the season . Hamilton chauffeured younger brother Nicolas around town in his Cobra . Mercedes driver has won three of his four races this calendar year . Reigning champion heading to Santa Monica ahead of Spanish Grand Prix . Nicolas Hamilton preparing for the British Touring Car Championship .


Most brides spend months searching for the perfect accessories on their big day - but a knee-high cast and NHS-issue crutches aren't exactly on the list. However, Kimberley Donoghue, 28, from Ponthenri near Carmarthen, was forced to hobble down the aisle after breaking her leg and a bone in her foot just four days before her wedding. Wearing the heavy white cast beneath her fairy tale dress, her father wheeled her into church and she sat down to say her vows. Kimberley Donoghue, 28, from South Wales wore her leg in plaster under her dress, and has decided to postpone the official wedding photographs until the plaster is off . Ironically, the accident when she was preparing for the day. She said: 'I was carrying a box of wedding decorations down stairs when I suddenly fell. 'Once I got to the bottom of the stairs I knew straight away it was broken. 'Within an hour I was at the hospital and I was told I had a broken leg and I had fractured a bone in my foot. Kimberley says she'd spent a year planning her big day without any problems, until her leg hitch. 'I knew something had to go wrong,' she said. The 28-year-old was wheeled into church by her dad and had to sit to take her vows, after falling down stairs carrying decorations just four days before the wedding . Kimberley says it was difficult getting down the aisle, but she 'wouldn't change it for the world'. The family are planning another party in the summer to celebrate without her cast . But Kimberley and new husband Calvin, 29, went ahead with tying the knot at their village church. She said: 'It was difficult getting down the aisle as I had quite a big dress and I had the crutches too. 'It was a hard day but it was brilliant. The florists were amazing and blinged up my crutches. 'I wouldn't change it for the world, well, maybe not the broken leg.' She says the family are planning another party in the summer to celebrate without her cast. They've also postponed the official wedding photographs until the plaster is off. Kimberley's aunt Sian Jones said: 'The day was fantastic. We were all so proud of her for being so brave and strong all day. 'It was very emotional when she came up the aisle.'

Summary: Kimberley Donoghue fell down stairs carrying a box of decorations . The 28-year-old was put into a cast just four days before her wedding . The bride was wheeled into church by her dad, and sat to say her vows . After a year of planning, she says she 'knew something had to go wrong'


Darren Bent has revealed an Aston Villa return this summer could be on the cards and discussions have taken place. The former England striker, on loan at Derby County, also said Villa were ‘100 per cent’ correct to sack Paul Lambert. Bent, 31, praised Tim Sherwood, who he knows from Tottenham Hotspur, and opened the door on a shock continuation of his Villa Park career even after his contract expires in June. Darren Bent has scored seven goals on loan in the Championship with promotion-chasing Derby . Paul Lambert was sacked by Aston Villa in February after two-and-a-half seasons at the club . ‘There have been conversations with Villa regarding the future and I need to have a think about things in the summer,’ Bent told the Daily Telegraph. ‘I’m not ruling out going back, just like I wouldn’t rule out staying at Derby because they have given me a lifeline to play football and score goals again. We will have to look at it. ‘A club that size should not have had the seasons we’ve had for the last couple of seasons. I enjoyed the first few years but Paul Lambert came in and it all changed, it all went downhill for me from there. ‘He made those decisions but ultimately he’s not there any more and I think it was 100 per cent right, the best thing for the football club. Bent endured a frustrating time at Villa Park while Lambert was in charge as he was left on the sidelines . Tim Sherwood has inspired at mini-revival at Villa Park since taking over earlier this year . ‘I know Tim Sherwood from Tottenham, he’s an unbelievable motivator and it’s the perfect job for him.’ Bent, who has scored seven goals since going on loan to Derby, also praised Steve McClaren as one of the best managers he has played under. ‘He’s being linked with Sunderland and Newcastle and that shows you how good he is,’ Bent added. ‘Whether we get promoted or not, we’ll definitely be trying to hold on to him this summer. He’s up there with the best of them.’

Summary: Darren Bent currently on loan at Derby County from Aston Villa . Former England striker was frozen out at Villa under Paul Lambert . Bent now says he could be back next season having had 'discussions' Bent worked with manager Tim Sherwood at Tottenham .


Kurt Cobain, John Lennon, Freddie Mercury. Every rock band has a face. But what if they were seen as one? In an unusual project by men's face product company West Coast Shaving, each member of history's most esteemed rock bands are blended into one. Scroll down for video . The face of rock: The members of 30 legendary bands are blended into 30 single faces . Some band members in particular shine through. At first glance, the photo for The Beatles looks like a blurry picture of a young Paul McCartney. Kurt Cobain is clearly visible in Nirvana's merged shot. And the features of Eddie Van Halen dominate the image of Van Halen. John Lennon (second left) is touted as the 'face' of The Beatles because he took the lead on many songs. But fans, and many others, will know Ringo (far left), George (second right) and Paul (right) were equally pivotal . The Rolling Stones: These five faces are some of the most distinctive in the genre of rock . Ireland's rockers: With raspy vocals and a healthy helping of leather, U2 made waves in the rock world . Red hot: The Chilli Peppers also earned a spot in the list of 30 top rock bands . The English rock movement: Led Zeppelin (left) and Black Sabbath (right) flew Britain's flag . Guns N' Roses: Beneath all that hair are five easily recognizable faces to rock fans . Others not so much. U2 is a bizarre mix of the Irish bunch, as is the Rolling Stones picture. And aside from a hint of Billy Joe Armstrong's eyeliner, Green Day also blend into something somewhat unrecognizable. Publishing the project, West Coast Shaving wrote in ablog post: 'We wanted to include KISS with makeup, however the result was just a white and black mess. 'As for ZZ Top, that image was simple a mashup of sunglasses and facial hair.'

Summary: Members of 30 rock band members merged into one face each . Beatles look like Paul McCartney, Nirvana look like Kurt Cobain . U2, Rolling Stones and Green Day are a bizarre blend .


The widow of a cyclist killed after hitting a pothole during a charity ride from Land's End to John O'Groats has won a six-figure payout from the council who failed to mend the road. Martyn Uzzell, 51, died instantly after he was thrown into path of a car by a four-inch deep pothole. Just a month before the tragedy, the council sent workers to inspect the hole after police said it was a hazard. But it was decided that immediate repairs were not necessary. Kate Uzzell has received a six-figure payout after her husband Martyn (both pictured) was killed during a charity cycle ride when he was thrown into the path of a four-inch deep pothole . Tragedy: Experienced cyclist Mr Uzzell, 51, was riding from Land's End to John O'Groats for Macmillan Cancer Support when he died . Coroner Rob Turnbull told Mr Uzzell's inquest last year that there was ‘no doubt whatsoever that the condition of the road on that occasion was the cause of the incident’. He said the pothole, which surrounded a roadside drain on the A65 near Giggleswick, North Yorkshire, had ‘existed for some time prior to the accident’. A month before the tragedy in 2011, a traffic policeman saw the hole and his control room alerted their council counterparts, but the alert was not passed on to the highway inspection team. In the following weeks, the council inspected the road twice but failed to take any action before Mr Uzzell cycled along it with two friends raising money for Macmillan Cancer Support. He was flung from his bicycle by the pothole, landing in the path of a car and suffering fatal head injuries. His widow Kate Uzzell, 49, from Clevedon, North Somerset, has now reached an out of court settlement with North Yorkshire County Council. However the local authority is still refusing to apologise for the state of the road in the lead up to the cyclist's death. A coroner previously ruled that the state of the A65 (pictured), near Giggleswick, North Yorkshire, was 'the cause of the incident' After the inquest last year, Mrs Uzzell said the death of her husband, an experienced cyclist and service engineer, was preventable. She said: 'It is simply disgraceful that a pothole on such a busy road was allowed to go unrepaired. This should not have happened. 'My husband was an experienced cyclist and was out doing what he loved, while raising money for charities close to his heart, but it has cost him his life. The council inspected the pothole in the weeks before Mr Uzzell's (pictured) death but decided it did not need repairing . 'I am told a policeman had reported the pothole on two occasions to the council but nothing was done. The road was also inspected monthly as it is an A-road, but despite the danger being recorded in May it wasn't repaired. 'To make it worse there was another inspection in June carried out in a vehicle going at 25mph down the other side of the three lane carriageway. 'No attempt was made

Summary: Martyn Uzzell died instantly when a 4in pothole threw him into path of a car . Cyclist was riding from Land's End to John O'Groats for charity in 2011 . His widow Kate has now been awarded a six-figure payout from the council . But North Yorkshire County Council still refuses to apologise despite coroner ruling the state of the road was to blame .


Our almost constant use of mobile phones and the decline of working class jobs are contributing to the erosion of the age-old whistle according to new research. Once heard constantly on the streets, in songs, on the stage and in the workplace it has nearly disappeared. Whistling aficionados are in agreement, no one is whistling while they work – or anywhere else for that matter. All children used to be told to whistle while they work by the classic Disney animation Snow White. However the rise of the mobile phone and music on the ipod means young people are less likely to whistle now. Cultural historian at Syracuse University, London, Chris Cook, told the Sunday Times that whistling has all but disappeared over the last few decades. A YouGov poll commissioned by the newspaper confirmed the trend illustrating that 70 percent of people were in agreement that they hear fewer people whistling compared with 20 or 30 years ago. Half of those asked said they believed the decline was a result of the demise of working class culture, while a third said they were listening to ipods and personal music players instead of whistling. Co-Author of 'A Brief History of Whistling' John Lucas said the sound of miners on their way to the pits or workers to and from the factories used to be common. He explained there were even whistling choirs on the buses on the way to work. In the 70s and 80s whistling was still popular in many pop songs, John Lennon's Jealous Guy, later covered by Bryan Ferry's Roxy Music in 1981 were well-liked whistling tunes . Paul Simon'a 1972 hit Me and Julio Down by the Schoolyard is also well-known for its use of whistling . Monty Python's Always Look On the Bright Side of Life from the 1979 film the Life of Brian is one of the few tunes you might hear whistled . Lucas said other jobs also normally associated with whistling were gone. These included errand delivery boys, and the coalman. Where the jobs do exist, whistling does not appear to be appreciated. Kevin Gifford, a milkman from Leicestershire was handed a warning in 2013 after residents on his route complained that his whistling disturbed them. The slow fizzle of whistling's popularity has also been linked to the decline of variety shows. In the past whistlers could be incredibly popular. Ronnie Rondale from Islington, London was so successful that he became a best-selling artist with Columbia records and toured the world. However, the era of master whistlers is still not completely dead and Britain can still boast at least one. Seventy-year-old Sheila Harrod from Loughborough won the 1995 international whistling championship in Berlin and still performs 1940s-style variety shows at home and abroad. Mrs. Harrod explained that she began honing her whistling skills at the age of 13 but complained that now young people don't seem much interested in it. All of her audiences are at least over 40. In the 70s and 80s whistling was still popular in many pop songs, as Paul

Summary: Once heard on stage, in the street and at work, whistling is on the decline . End of variety shows, working class jobs and rise of mobiles contributed . Poll shows 70 percent heard more whistling twenty or thirty years ago . Popular in The Life of Brian and 1980s pop songs, now the whistle is out .


Jeremy Peace is ready to shelve the sale of West Bromwich Albion if a deal is not in place by July. The West Brom chairman has fielded enquiries from consortia in America, China and Australia with some parties already having a tour of the club's training ground facilities. Peace owns 77 per cent and is looking to sell the club for between £150million to £200m but does not want a drawn out saga interfering with the club's plans for next season. Jeremy Peace is ready to shelve the sale of West Bromwich Albion if a deal is not in place by July . Should a deal fail to be agreed fairly quickly he is prepared to wait until a better opportune moment arises. Manager Tony Pulis will be kept informed of developments . Several Premier League clubs are looking for investment as they become more attractive in light of the recent Sky TV money. Aston Villa are already in talks with potential buyers. The West Brom chairman has fielded enquiries from consortia in America, China and Australia .

Summary: West Brom chairman Jeremy Peace has fielded enquiries from consortia in America, China and Australia . Some of the parties have already had a tour of the club's training facilities . Peace owns 77 per cent of the Premier League club and is looking to sell the club for between £150m and £200m .


Sergio Perez fears 'a very painful year' lies ahead if Force India's roll out of their upgraded car this season proves a dud. Build-time pressure over the winter resulted in the Silverstone-based marque starting the campaign with a car that is considerably off the pace. The additional knock-on effect means a delay in the introduction of the team's B-spec model, which is now not due to be unveiled until the Austrian Grand Prix in June. Sergio Perez walks through the paddock in Shanghai ahead of Sunday's Chinese Grand Prix . Perez locks his brakes on his way to 10th place finish in the Australian Grand Prix in March . The hope is Perez and team-mate Nico Hulkenberg will then finally be able to compete for points finishes, rather than crossing fingers a top-10 spot comes their way via reliability issues for their rivals. If performance is lacking, however, Perez fears the worst. 'We're hoping to make a big step forward,' said Perez. 'If we make that step then we can still have a good year as there will be plenty of races remaining, a lot of time to recover. 'But if we don't make the step we're hoping for then it's going to be a very painful year.' For the team and the Mexican, who was 10th in the season-opening race in Australia - where only 15 started and 11 finished - and 13th in Malaysia recently, the current struggles are already tough to endure. Perez fears for Force India's pace and was hounded by the equally troubled McLaren duo of Fernando Alonso and Jenson Button in the Malaysia Grand Prix near the back of the grid . Perez finished 13th at Sepang and admits Force India are relying on their June upgrade to come good . 'It is frustrating knowing we don't have a competitive car that can take us into the points on pure pace. It's really hard,' Perez added. 'It is also really hard to keep motivated. Going into a race, knowing it is going to be very hard without any advantage, is not the easiest for a driver. 'At the moment, on pure pace, it is quite difficult to make it into the points. We're quite far from the teams ahead of us. 'We are in a position where it's very easy to make mistakes, to lose the car as it is very difficult with degradation and stuff. 'From now on we are going to have hard races, but it is what it is at the moment. We have to be professional and do the job as if we are going to win the race. 'We're going to give 100 per cent and try to be there with whatever we have, to try to get into the points before we get the new package that can hopefully get us back into the points on pure pace.'

Summary: Sergio Perez admits Force India are relying on June upgrade to improve . Mexican fears very painful year if upgrade fails to raise competitiveness . Force India missed much of pre-season testing and are well off the pace .


Four koalas travelling to Singapore have been given a quick taste of Qantas' Business Class services and it was equipped with fresh eucalyptus leaves. Paddle, Pellita, Chan and Idalia have been sent from Australia as a gift to mark Singapore's 50th anniversary of independence. The furry friends were photographed chomping on some leaves and being served some refreshments before departing on their big journey on Monday. Qantas have released photos of koalas in Business Class being served refreshments and eucalyptus leaves . The four koalas are being gifted to Singapore to mark their 50th anniversary of independence . Julie Bishop announced this gift on Thursday and even got up close and personal with the cuddly creatures . While not actually travelling among the elite, the animals are still being treated as premium passengers in specially built containers fit with a eucalyptus tree and climate control. According to Channel News Asia, the koalas will be on loan to Singapore for six months at a purpose-built enclosure in Singapore Zoo. The move will then be made permanent after their enclosure is completed. Julie Bishop announced this special gift on Thursday and even got up close and personal with the cuddly creatures at Brisbane's Lone Pine Sanctuary. 'I can't think of a better way to express our friendship, our partnership, the depth of relationship,' she said. Paddle, Pellita, Chan and Idalia have been sent from Brisbane's Lone Pine Sanctuary as a gift toSingapore . The Lone Pine Sanctuary in Brisbane is the world's biggest koala sanctuary with over 130 of the creatures . The loan symbolises the relationship between Australia and Singapore, with the official handover being in May . The koala loan aims to symbolise the relationship between Australia and Singapore and Ms Bishop will officially hand over the animals during her visit in May. The Lone Pine Sanctuary in Brisbane is the world's first and biggest koala sanctuary and contains over 130 of the creatures. According to the Strait Times, the koalas will be able to be visited in late May, after they have undergone necessary quarantine practices and have settled into their new enclosure.

Summary: Qantas released photos of koalas in first class being served refreshments . The 4 koalas are gifts for Singapore marking their 50 year of independence . They will be travelling in specially built containers fit with eucalyptus tree . This special gift was announced by Julie Bishop on Thursday .


Roberto Carlos has revealed his desire to one day become manager of Brazil and the former Real Madrid defender claims he finds coaching 'very easy' after the pressures he faced as a player. The 42-year-old, a World Cup winner in 2002, has already worked on the sidelines in Turkey with Sivasspor and Akhisar Belediyespor. He guided Sivasspor to sixth place in the 2013-14 Turkish Super Lig but departed in December after a poor start the following year. Roberto Carlos claims to find coaching 'easy' and is targeting becoming the manager of Brazil . As a player with Brazil, Carlos (right) won the 2002 World Cup held in Japan and South Korea . Carlos (second left) celebrates winning the Champions League in 2000 by beating Valencia 3-0 in the final . Despite that, Carlos has not had his confidence shaken and aims to eventually lead Brazil. 'My objective is to coach the national team,' Carlos said to Folha de Sao Paulo. 'I know I have a long way to go yet and for that reason I won't put a timeframe on how long it will take. 'Everything I experienced in the national team was amazing. I was there for 14 years and won several titles: the Copa America, Confederations Cup and the World Cup.' Carlos added that he learnt something from all the managers he worked under as a player, including the current England boss Roy Hodgson at Inter Milan, and thinks it could be why he finds coaching straightforward. Carlos (right) added that he has learnt a lot from the managers he worked for as a player . Carlos played for a number of top coaches, such as England managers Fabio Capello (left) and Roy Hodgson . 'It's very easy,' he explained. 'I was well prepared by playing football and living under pressure. I spent my career at big clubs. 'I've learned something from all the coaches I've worked with: (Mario) Zagallo, (Carlos Alberto) Parreira, (Vicente) Del Bosque, (Fabio) Capello, (Luiz Felipe) Scolari and Roy Hodgson.'

Summary: Roberto Carlos says the pressures faced as a player makes coaching easy . He won the World Cup with Brazil and Champions League with Real Madrid . The former defender said he learnt from all the managers he played under .


Wildlife officials in Alaska are going to kill a mother bear and her four cubs after the family started eating out from trash cans in a busy neighborhood. The black bears were spotted in the Government Hill area of Anchorage several days in a row, nosing through overturned receptacles and putting the neighborhood on alert. Residents were warned to keep their distance and make sure pets stayed on a leash in light of the hungry predators. Scroll down for video . Execution planned: Wildlife authorities in Anchorage, Alaska, said they will kill this family of a mother bear and her four children after they starting eating from trash cans in the area . Officials with Alaska's Department of Fish and Game ruled Thursday that killing the family was the only option as once they develop a taste for trash they are likely to return even if moved. According to the Alaska Dispatch News, the mother bear was seen huffing and looking 'defensive' on Thursday after residents started taking cell phone pictures of the animals. They eventually climbed a tree to flee, but are still likely to cause trouble in the area. The local council has suggested buying in bear-proof garbage cans in a bid to stop more bears moving in on the area. Officials did not give an exact time when they would move in and kill the bears, but a Twitter account for Government Hill's council said the deed would be done 'in the next few days'. Watch out: The bears have been spotted several times around the Government Hill neighborhood of the city. One is shown above outside a property .

Summary: State's Department of Fish and Game ruled that the family must die . Mother and cubs had been spotted eating from trash cans in Anchorage . Plans are being made for bear-proof trash cans to stop situation repeating .


The five-year-old girl who survived when a car driven by her mother plunged into a lake believes her three siblings who died in the crash were eaten by crocodiles. Awel Manyang, who is recovering in hospital, believes her younger sister and two brothers died when they were taken by a crocodile because the children associate the giant reptiles with water. Her siblings - one-year-old brother Bol and four-year-old twins Madit and Anger - died after their mother Akon Guode crashed her 4WD into a lake at Wyndham Vale in Melbourne's outer west on Wednesday. The children's father, Joseph Tito Manyang, says five-year-old Awel remains in a serious condition at the Royal Children's Hospital but she remembers the accident. Scroll down for videos . Awel Manyang, pictured here as a baby with her mother Akon Guode, believes her three siblings who died in the crash at a Melbourne lake were eaten by crocodiles in the water . 'Always when they see water they think of crocodiles, so that's what she said. She said they'd fallen into the water and there were crocodiles eating my younger brothers and sister,' Mr Manyang said, according to the Herald Sun. 'I went to see her yesterday and she was happy to see me. She knew me when I asked: 'Do you know me?' She said, 'Yeah, you're Daddy'.' Mr Manyang's partner and mother of the children, Akon Guode, was released from police custody on Thursday night after homicide detectives questioned her over the crash. She told him she was feeling 'very dizzy' before the accident and remembers her children crying out. The crash on Wednesday killed four-year-old twins Madit and Anger (pictured) and their one-year-old brother Bol when the 4WD plunged into a lake . One-year-old Bol (left) and four-year-old twins Madit and Anger (right) all died after the 4WD they were in crashed into a lake at Wyndham Vale in Melbourne's outer west just before 4pm on Wednesday . Ms Guode has been sent to stay with a relative after portraits of the deceased children and memories of them running around the family home became too much. 'She's very shocked,' Mr Manyang said. 'She was crying every 10 minutes. She remembers everything at home and how the kids were walking around and playing.' Mr Manyang says his partner told him she 'didn't feel herself' as she was driving and can only remember parts of the aftermath of the crash, The Age reports. But she does recall being in the water and hearing her surviving five-year-old daughter Awel saying 'Mama, the children are falling under the water'. Mr Manyang was struggling with the news his three young children had died. 'The feeling is very hard for me,' he said. 'My kids, they were very good ... always, they were happy. Especially the twins. It is a big shock to me to get this information.' He revealed Ms Guode called him at 2.16pm on Wednesday afternoon but by the time he returned the call there was no answer. 'Bol, is still shy, is one year and a half,

Summary: Mother Akon Guode was released from police custody on Thursday night . She crashed 4WD into Melbourne lake just before 4pm on Wednesday . Her three young children died and another is now recovering in hospital . Children's father says Ms Guode 'didn't feel herself' as she was driving .


Heathrow airport are threatening to strip Qantas of their eight valuable landing spots after they continually arrived late, according to internal memos. The Australian airline could also be facing a massive £20,000 fine, that's more than AU$38,000, for every time the A380 flights set down more than fifteen late on the English tarmac. Delayed: Qantas have been told they could loose thier eight Heathrow landing strips after continuously arriving late to the busy airport . Fairfax published an internal a memo sent by Captain Martin Gardiner, manager of base operations at Sydney, that details the airlines failings while insisting can staff improve their waning performance. 'As a result of our performance, London airport has given Qantas an official warning; meaning that we could be fined £20,000 [$AU38,336] for each non-compliance of our slot time, or worse lose our slot.' 'We have been asked to advise Heathrow what our plans are to improve this performance. All areas of the business including flight operations are now monitoring the performance of these services very closely so that we can improve our performance and retain our landing slots in [London].' Qantas have slipped to an on time ranking of 75 out of 80 airlines that use Heathrow airport . While Qantas' on time performance rating at Heathrow dropped to 75th out of 80 in the month of February, they are at serious risk of losing their landing spots at Heathrow before next flying season. Captain Gardiner reportedly said changes in flight times in the last 12 months had 'placed some additional stress on our network and turn-around times'. A Qantas spokesperson told Daily Mail Australia that there are a number of factors that can impact our arrival time into London and because of the way scheduling works, small delays on a long journey have a cumulative knock on affect. 'One of the biggest impacts is air traffic delays to get into Heathrow, which is a particular issue because we arrive at one of the most popular times and the airport is now at about 100 per cent capacity.' He said Qantas will be trying to increase the speed of A380 flights to ensure they make it to Heathrow in time. A Qantas spokesperson said air congestion at Heathrow and Dubai were to blame for the late arrivals .

Summary: Qantas' on time rating slipped to 75th out of the 80 airlines using Heathrow . The airline could loose their eight landing strips at the popular airport . They are also facing a fine in excess of $38,000 for every flight that's late . Qantas blamed air congestion at Heathrow and Dubai airports .


Listeners say the last minutes of numerous shows have been left off versions on the iPlayer service . It seems that the BBC has lost the plot with its radio dramas. Frustrated listeners say the vital last minutes of numerous shows have been left off versions uploaded to the iPlayer service. They branded the problem ‘irritating’, ‘annoying’ and ‘frustrating’ and said it was ruining their enjoyment of the programmes. Shows such as Dad’s Army and Hancock’s Half Hour have all fallen foul of the problem, which the BBC blames on the system it uses to record programmes. It says the live sections of radio stations cause the start and end times of programmes to shift, confusing the automatic recording system. But this is not a new problem for the corporation and has been on its radar for at least three years. It was raised by the BBC’s own Feedback programme in February 2012 but, with the issue still persisting now, listeners have been forced to again approach the Radio 4 programme, which deals with audience complaints. One said: ‘Do you have any idea how irritating, annoying, frustrating it is to attempt to listen again [to a programme] only for the last few minutes to be cut off? 'All because you can’t be bothered to check that whole show was there. Please, if you are going to make available a programme I have missed can I have the whole programme?’ Another added: ‘I enjoy radio drama immensely but just recently I have found that some final episodes have last the vital few minutes. I was simply left hanging in the air at a very crucial stage.’ Shows such as Dad’s Army and Hancock’s Half Hour have all fallen foul of the problem, which the BBC blames on the system it uses to record programmes . According to the BBC’s own figures, in February this year, 57million ‘requests’ were made for radio programmes on BBC iPlayer. Each request means a person chose to listen to a show. Of this number, one quarter were people listening to programmes on catch-up, a jump from one in five the previous month. As the use of catch-up becomes increasingly popular, more people will suffer from shows missing their final moments. Andrew Scott, General Manager of the BBC’s Audience Facing Services, appeared on Feedback and apologised for the problem and said they are now adding two minutes to the end of all its recordings in an attempt to stamp out the problem. He told the programme: ‘There are a lot of shows every week that are made available on demand and we simply can’t humanly check every single one of those, so what we are trying to do is make sure we have the very best fail safe systems in place.’

Summary: iPlayer listeners say the vital last minutes have been left off radio dramas . Shows such as Dad's Army and Hancock's Half Hour fallen foul of problem . BBC blames system it uses to record programmes, but it's not a new issue .


Settling down to a glass of wine and a naughty snack is the ultimate after work treat for many of us. But which tipple is the best to bring out the flavour in fiery wasabi peas or salty sausage rolls? Wine experts have created a guide to matching wine with snacks that recommends pairing Pinot Grigio with nachos and Shiraz Rose with salt and vinegar crisps. A Riesling is the perfect companion to a sausage roll, Chardonnay goes great with wasabi peas or pittas and hummus, and Merlot is the best glass to compliment a box of chocolates. Tasters at Jacob's Creek sampled different types of wine with 10 of the nation's most popular snacks and light bites. They even found that different wines match different pizza toppings - with Shiraz best for a margherita but a meaty Cabernet Sauvignon with a pepperoni. Meanwhile, Sauvignon Blanc was found to be the perfect pairing for salted popcorn and a Scotch Egg goes down a treat with a drop of Fiano. TV cook and author, Jo Pratt, who took part in the tasting session with Jacob's Creek wine maker Rebekah Richardson, said: 'There are plenty of guidelines out there about the best wines to drink with main meals but there isn't really any inspiration for which wines to enjoy with smaller plates or snacks. 'So it's brilliant to know you can now enjoy a delicious wine that perfectly complements the flavours of whatever you're eating. 'Whether that's a Sunday roast with all the family, or a well-deserved treat just for you, and wasabi peas and Chardonnay was a real eye opener.' In order to decide on the perfect pairings, 11 types of wine were tried with each of the different foods, with Jo and Rebekah smelling and tasting the food and the drink before pairing them up from a total of 110 possible combinations. The next time you order a cheese and tomato pizza, opt for a spicy Shiraz as its spicy fruit flavours can stand up to the strong aromatic herbs, tangy tomato sauce and salty cheese . They found sausage rolls are paired perfectly with the Riesling due to the 'buttery pastry and rich pork balancing the lime and green apple flavours of the wine'. For pizza, the toppings make a difference to the choice of wine, with a Margherita matched with Shiraz, thanks to its 'spicy fruit flavours standing up well' to the herbs, tomato sauce and cheese topping. But if you opt for a pepperoni pizza, you should serve it with a Cabernet Sauvignon thanks to the 'meaty wine going great with the aniseed kick of the pepperoni'. Chardonnay works with wasabi peas due to the 'creaminess of the wine taking the heat out of the horseradish' with toasted pittas and hummus going nicely with the same wine because of the 'peach and melon notes complimenting the nutty flavours of the chickpeas'. For Scotch eggs, a Fiano complimented the flavours well and for salt and vinegar crisps, a Shiraz Rose was found to be the best match. Experts at the

Summary: Buttery flavours of sausage roll are balanced by zesty apple of Riesling . Pair margherita with Shiraz and pepperoni pizza with Cabernet Sauvignon . Pair your Scotch egg with Fiano and chocolate with a glass of Merlot .