Tyra Banks made her awards ceremony hosting debut on Sunday at the Daytime Emmy Awards in Burbank, California and delivered on her promise of multiple outfits. The 41-year-old model and television personality also premiered a new short hairdo at the awards ceremony honouring the best in daytime television. Matt Lauer received plenty of thanks during the two-hour broadcast on the Pop basic cable network after a comedy bit featuring pasties and black stockings. Scroll down for video . Hosting debut: Tyra Banks made her awards ceremony hosting debut on Sunday at the 42nd annual Daytime Emmy Awards in Burbank, California . The host of NBC's The Today Show in a pre-taped skit with talk show host Ellen DeGeneres agreed to end their pranking feud. The two were on opposite coasts and in the dual screen bit Ellen promised not to edit the video. Matt however was then shown with his head superimposed over the body of a chiseled man wearing only tasseled pasties, black briefs and lace-topped stockings. Multiple looks: The America's Next Top Model host promised the audience several outfit changes . She's a natural: Tyra moved the show along as it returned to television after streaming online last year . As Ellen grinned away at the racy image Matt pledged to donate $1,000 to charity each time a winner thanked him in their acceptance speech. Early award winner Nancy O'Dell thanked Matt three times after Entertainment Tonight took home the gong for Outstanding Entertainment News Program. Most of the winners also thanked 57-year-old Matt as they accepted their awards. Starting the show: Matt Lauer and Ellen DeGeneres started the show in a pre-taped bit in which they announced the end of their pranking feud . Still pranking: After Ellen claimed there would be no editing a superimposed body of a man wearing pasties and stockings was substituted for Matt's frame . For charity: Matt pledged to donate $1,000 to each winner who thanked him during their acceptance speech . Matt thanked: Nancy O'Dell thanked Matt Lauer three times after Entertainment Tonight won for Outstanding Entertainment News Program . CBS Sunday Morning host Charles Osgood, whose show was honoured as best morning program, offered a heartfelt shoutout to Matt. 'Thank you for doing what you did because, God knows, I don't want to do that,' said the 82-year-old longtime host. Betty White, 93, was honoured with a Lifetime Achievement Award for her television career that dates back to 1949. Hollywood legend: Betty White was honoured with a Lifetime Achievement Award . She received her award at the conclusion of a skit based on the game show Password that was hosted by her late husband Allen Ludden. 'Oh, my goodness, I cannot tell you what this means,' Betty told the audience. 'Hello, beautiful,' she said to her trophy. 'When I started in 1949 I had no idea that I'd still be around at this point, for one thing, or that I'd still be privileged enough to still be in this business. And it is such a privilege.' Television stars: Charo participated in

Summary: Matt Lauer donates $1,000 to charity for each thank you in racy bit with Ellen DeGeneres . Betty White honoured with a Lifetime Achievement Award . Craig Ferguson wins for Outstanding Game Show Host . Entertainment Tonight wins Outstanding Entertainment News Program .


A husband has been charged with more than 100 domestic violence-related offences including rape, 'solicit to murder' and assault against his wife. A police spokesperson told Daily Mail Australia that each of the 102 offences allegedly committed by the 48-year-old man, from Leumeah, 52 kilometres south-west of Sydney, had all been directed towards the same woman over the last 18 years. Officers were first called to a Carrington Circuit residence in February where they found the 51-year-old woman with a fractured leg and bruising after she jumped off a balcony during a domestic dispute at the home. A police spokesperson confirmed that each of the 102 offences allegedly committed by the 48-year-old man had all been directed towards the same woman over the last 18 years . 'Inquiries later revealed the woman had sustained the injuries after jumping from the first-floor balcony of the residence following an alleged domestic dispute,' a police statement said. After charging the man with recklessly cause grievous bodily harm, officers uncovered a lengthy history of ongoing abuse by interviewing the woman over the next four weeks. A total of 102 separate incidents were recorded. 'This included allegations of ongoing verbal harassment, serious physical assaults and multiple sexual and indecent assaults,' a police statement said. The man faced Campbelltown Local Court (pictured) on Wednesday. He was remanded in custody and will reappear in court on June 10 . The man faced Campbelltown Local Court on Wednesday where he was charged with the 102 offences which included 'solicit to murder, assault occasioning actual bodily harm, assault with act of indecency, intentionally choke person, contravene AVO, sexual intercourse without consent and common assault'. He was remanded in custody and will reappear in court on June 10. The Australian government is cracking down on domestic violence. Social Services Minister Scott Morrison announced that the government would provide $15 million in funding to specialist family violence services over the next two years. 'We are a fairly laconic laidback society, but we cannot be laconic and laidback when it comes to domestic violence; we have to have a zero tolerance on it,' Mr Morrison said, while urging men to 'challenge each other's ideas' around the topic, according to the ABC. Meanwhile the Council of Australian Governments meeting (COAG) today discussed the establishment of a national Domestic Violence Order scheme which would strengthen protection orders across jurisdictions. State leaders will also decide whether they will help fund a $30 million awareness campaign on the issue. Sorry we are not currently accepting comments on this article.

Summary: A man has been charged with more than 100 domestic-violence offences, which were allegedly committed over 18 years . The man, from Leumeah, in Sydney's south-west, faced court on Wednesday and was remanded in custody . Police arrested him in February after the woman, 51, jumped from a balcony to escape him, fracturing her leg .


A prolific gang of thieves who carried out early morning raids on multi-million pound mansions to steal cash, jewellery and luxury cars have been jailed for a total of 17 years. Mohammed Alam, Sayed Juied and Sadek Miah treated burglary 'like a job, a profession,' raiding houses in affluent west London, Herfordshire and Surrey. Over the course of 11 months the gang broke into 21 homes, taking a Ferrari, Porches, Minis, paintings and cash worth £1million, often waiting until home owners were on holiday before striking. Sayed Juied, 32, and Sadek Miah, 31, were jailed for six years each after admitting to raiding 21 muti-million pound homes in west London, Hertfordshire and Surrey . The gang were undeterred by security systems, officers said, instead viewing them as a sign a property was worth raiding. If they found that valuables were locked in a safe inside, they would simply cut the safe out, before cracking it open later. Officers first began hunting the group in July last year after a raid on a £2.6million house in Somerset Road, Wimbledon, next door to the Lawn Tennis Association. Mohammed Alam, 26, was give five years. Police said the gang treated robbery as 'a profession', surveying properties before they struck . The raiders smashed in a back window before ransacking the property, taking keys to a £30,000 Porsche Cayenne and a £20,000 Mini Cooper, along with £13,000 of jewellery and electrical items. The house was so badly damaged the owners also had to foot a £13,000 repair bill. A week later the gang struck two neighbouring homesin Putney, including one £4.6million house, taking jewellery worth £38,700, and a Porsche Cayenne worth £75,000. Continuing their all-night burglary spree, they hit another Putney home where they stole a personalised Ferrari worth £280,000, a matching Cayenne worth £130,000, and a painting worth nearly £50,000. Jewellery worth £8,600 was taken along with £1,400 in foreign notes was taken from a house in Kingston Hill during another raid in July. In another burglary in Kingston Hill last July, the back patio doors were forced open while the homeowners were away and the alarm system was smashed. Jewellery worth £8,600 was taken along with £1,400 in foreign currency. Three homes in Arthur Road, Wimbledon, were targeted between December 2013 and July last year, with damage caused to front doors and property worth £500 taken during one raid. Police tracked the trio after staff at the All England Club, home to the Wimbledon tennis championships, caught their car on CCTV. They passed the details to the Metropolitan Police, who found that the car had been rented by Alam, 26, from Unxbridge, who had used his real name. That in turn led them to Juied, 32, and Miah, 31, both from Maida Vale, west London. When police arrested the trio they found multiple Google searches on their computers on how to disable alarm systems and CCTV, and how to crack open safes. The gang took cars, cash, jewellery, electricals and paintings worth a total of £1million over the course of 11 months. Among their

Summary: Mohammed Alam, Sayed Juied and Sadek Miah raided a total of 21 homes . Surveyed homes before striking, often waiting until owners were away . Had taught themselves how to disable security systems and CCTV cameras . Took Ferrari, Porches, art and jewels worth total of £1million in 11 months . Were jailed at Kingston Crown Court after admitting burglary offences .


Amit Yadav, 20, was high on cannabis when he crashed into an oncoming Renault Cleo . A young driver who was high on cannabis when he crashed into an oncoming car, killing his two friends, been jailed for six years. Amit Yadav, 20, was driving his red Honda Civic up to 25 miles over the speed limit when he lost control and smashed into an oncoming Renault Cleo in August 2013. His two passengers - brothers Haider, 20, and Taimur Kayani, 17, from Leytonstone, were killed in the collision on Lodge Avenue, Dagenham. Taimur, who had been sitting in the front passenger seat, was pronounced dead at the scene. His brother died later in hospital. The couple in the Cleo, Rayape and Rosette Sellathurai, also suffered serious injuries. Mrs Sellathurai required surgery to remove part of her damaged intestine, while she suffered further injuries to her bladder and abdomen. None of the passengers in the Civic were wearing seatbelts at the time of the collision, according to crash scene investigators. At the time of the incident, Yadav gave a statement saying he had swerved to avoid an oncoming car, but claimed at his trial that he had no memory of the crash. THC acid in his blood indicated Yadav had been smoking cannabis only a few hours before the crash, and cannabis was found in his glove compartment. Forensic scientist Elizabeth Davidson said: ‘Cannabis is generally less impairing than alcohol and other drugs, but studies have shown that it can impair cognition and impair driving performance.’ She added: ‘The impairment due to cannabis my out last the experience of the high of taking cannabis and may last four or five hours after.’ Brothers Haider (left) and Taimur Kayani (right) from Leytonstone, east London, were killed in the collision . Yadav denied two charges of causing death by dangerous driving and one count of causing serious injury by dangerous driving, but was convicted in February this year after a four-day trial. Tom Nicholson, prosecuting, told Snaresbrook Crown Court that between the date of the accident and the date of conviction Yadav had racked up two further convictions for speeding. At the time of the accident, Yadav was subject to a nine-month suspended sentence for conspiracy to commit theft for stealing from customers at cash points in Manchester. David Josse, defending, said: ‘It is perhaps obvious that this defendant in no way intended and far less desired the outcome of this tragic incident. ‘My client was only 18 at the time of the offence, he is now 20 years old, he suffered serious injuries himself – he suffers from serious pelvic problems as well as scaring – he spent 10 days in hospital, he’s clearly remorseful and that is born out in his resulting psychological condition.’ The court heard Yadav has been undergoing therapy to help him deal with the accident. Mr Josse added: ‘He said he wanted to gain some understanding of how he could lose control of the vehicle – he recognises that most people wouldn’t accept that as a very good

Summary: Amit Yadav was driving his red Honda Civic up to 25 miles over speed limit . Yadav lost control of his car and smashed into an oncoming Renault Cleo . Two passengers - brothers Haider, 20, and Taimur Kayani, 17 - were killed . Yadav was found guilty of causing death by dangerous driving in February .


Promposals are the big trend in high school proms as teens think up progressively more outlandish ways to ask each other to the biggest dance of the year. They are so big, in fact, that students this year will likely spend of a third of their prom budgets on the elaborate new ritual, according to a new survey. With budgets for outfits, flowers, transportation, food and other sundries at around $1,000 for the average American high schooler, that means most intend to spend $324 on the once-simple query: Will you go to prom with me? Pricey promposals: Students this year will likely spend of a third of their prom budgets on the elaborate new ritual of promposals, according to a survey of 3,000 people conducted by Visa . That's according to a survey from Visa, which asked 3,000 people aged 18 or older what they expected to shell out for the prom and on what. For a primer on promposals, see previous years' winners of most outrageous (and viral) prom proposals. In 2012, Matthew Ho from Toronto promposed to his girlfriend, Tina, with 1,500 pink helium balloons and a sign that read, 'Tina, will you go to prom with me?' His stunt attracted a crowd in the hallway, giving the blindfolded Tina an audience when the stunt was finally revealed. It's unclear what the cost of these hockey pucks was, but the average American high schooler could spend over $300 just asking his or her date to the yearly dance . In 2012, Matthew Ho from Toronto promposed to his girlfriend, Tina, with 1,500 pink helium balloons and a sign that read, 'Tina, will you go to prom with me?' His stunt attracted a crowd in the hallway, giving the blindfolded Tina an audience when the stunt was finally revealed . Some students have even rented plane banners to pop the prom question - at a starting cost of $1,000 in the New York area. 'It started last year — I've been in the business six years, and we had never sold a prom banner before then,' explained Remy Colin of Aerial Messages in Daytona Beach, Florida. At John B. Alexander High School in Laredo, Texas, senior student Isaac Garza asked his best friend, Kristelle, to prom in dramatic pre-planned chase scene with the school . Dressed in a tuxedo, and running into a packed assembly hall where Kristelle was waiting, unaware of what was going on, Mr Garza performed a rendition of Heath Ledger's famous scene in Ten Things I Hate About You, singing Lauren Hill's Can't Take My Eyes Off of You. Arresting: Palmdale, California student Davyeon was 'arrested' in his lunchroom thanks to prom date Stephanie. No word on how much she bribed the officer who cuffed him . Not always pricey: Mike Ramirez, student at Crosby High School in suburban Houston, managed to get Texans cheerleader Caitlyn to go to the prom with him by getting 10,000 retweets . Jamie Vandenberg from Ontario, Canada, promposed to his girlfriend Madison Dillion using a fake pop quiz that his teacher

Summary: Students spend $1,000 a year on prom on average, according to survey from Visa .


Former NFL cornerback Will Allen and his business partner are facing civil fraud charges from federal regulators over allegations the pair ran a multi-million dollar Ponzi scheme. They're accused of reaping more than $31 million in a Ponzi scheme that promised high returns to investors from funding loans to cash-strapped pro athletes. The Securities and Exchange Commission announced the charges Monday against William D. Allen, Susan Daub and their Capital Financial Partners investment firms. Allen, 36, was a cornerback in the NFL from 2001 to 2012, playing for the New York Giants and the Miami Dolphins. Accused: Former NFL cornerback Will Allen and his business partner are facing civil fraud charges from federal regulators over allegations the pair ran a multi-million dollar Ponzi scheme (file photo) He was signed by the New England Patriots in March 2012 but was placed on injured reserve the following August, and he left football in March 2013. Daub, 54, is a financial professional who also lives in Florida, according to the SEC. The SEC said Allen and Daub paid about $20 million to investors but received only around $13 million in loan repayments from athletes. To make up the gap they paid investors with other investors' money rather than actual profits on the investments, in a classic Ponzi scheme, the agency said. The SEC said Allen and Daub misled investors about the terms and even the existence of some of the loans, telling them they could receive interest on the loans of up to 18 percent from the athletes. The pair used some funds from investors to cover personal charges at casinos and nightclubs and to finance other business ventures, the agency alleged. The SEC's criminal complaint quoted the website for Capital Financial as saying 'In many cases, athletes' contracts do not allow them to access their guaranteed money during the off season or early in the season when they may need a significant sum to purchase a house or car, pay the bills, or meet a financial demand. 'By pooling the resources of a network of investors, CFP gives athletes access to money when they need it while providing investors with solid, short-term returns on investment.' The SEC said its lawsuit against Allen and Daub was filed under seal in federal court in Boston last week and unsealed on Sunday. The agency won an asset freeze against them from the court last week. Two of their firms are based in Boston. Scam: The SEC alleges that Allen and his business partner Susan Daub used some funds from investors to cover personal charges at casinos and nightclubs and to finance other business ventures (file photo) The SEC is seeking an injunction against Allen and Daub and the firms, as well as unspecified penalties and restitution of allegedly ill-gotten gains. Paul Levenson, director of the SEC's regional office in Boston, said in a statement: 'The defendants sold investors on the idea of lending money to pro athletes, but we allege that’s not where a large portion of the investors’ money went. 'As in any Ponzi scheme, the

Summary: Former NFL cornerback Will Allen and his business partner Susan Daub are facing civil fraud charges from federal regulators . They allegedly reaped over $31 million in a Ponzi scheme that promised high returns to investors from funding loans to cash-strapped pro athletes . Allen, 36, was a cornerback in the NFL from 2001 to 2012, playing for the New York Giants and the Miami Dolphins . The SEC said Allen and Daub paid about $20 million to investors but received only around $13 million in loan repayments from athletes . To make up the gap they paid investors with other investors' money rather than actual profits on the investments, the agency said .


In unabashed celebration of voluptuous women, a plunge bra with extra padding has launched for a curvy HH cup size. A first on the larger bra market, Tutti Rouge's Jessica features removable cookies (light foam pads that sit inside a pocket within the bra) to give ample bosoms the option of extra oomph. Ashley James, who starred in Made In Chelsea, models the bold collection in a new set of images. Scroll down for video . The Jessica gives larger busted ladies like Ashley, who is a size E, the option of extra volume. The bra, seen before cookies, left, and after cookies, right, goes right up to an HH cup size . The £38 Jessica comes in a range of sizes, from a 28D right through to a 38HH - without, the brand says, compromising on support. It features a pocket which allows a cookie to cradled in the cup, sitting on the outer bust to push the bust inwards rather than upwards to create a natural-looking cleavage. Launching in July, the bra is offering ladies even more cleavage from D-HH cup. Jessica Prebble, Tutti Rouge Creative Director, speaks about the inspiration behind this innovative bra shape. She said: 'When developing Tutti Rouge collections, I take a snapshot of people I meet, clothing, fabrics, flowers & so on. 'I notice that women are now embracing cleavage more than ever, no matter what size their bust and so I created Jessica. 'This non-padded plunge bra allows you to turn up the cleavage with "Tutti's cookies" and decide the volume.' Ashley James, who starred on Made In Chelsea, models the bold new Jessica collection . Jessica is adorned with lace, framed by nude ribbon slot, a red rosebud and love heart sliders . The Jessica collection is a perfect day to evening choice as it offers a subtle cleavage and plunge for the day time and then pop in your 'cookies' for extra cleavage. Jessica is adorned with lavish lace, framed by nude ribbon slot, a hint of red rosebud and finished with signature Tutti love heart sliders. What makes Jessica a world exclusive is the removable 'Tutti's cookies' which have been specifically designed to fit perfectly into a sling to gently push the bust in, for a huge range of sizes. The Jessica collection launches in July 2015, featuring the £38 bra, the brazilian brief in XS-XXL, £20, and a deep suspender S-XXL, £24. Jessica will be introduced to Tutti's existing continuity collection which features the bestselling lines Liliana, Nichole and Beatrice.

Summary: Ashley James, who starred on Made In Chelsea, models the bold bra . The £38 Jessica plunge bra, by Tutti Rouge, comes in sizes 28D - 38HH . Features removable foam pads that push your boobs in for extra oomph .


A University of Virginia student whose reputation was trashed by Rolling Stone's discredited tale of a violent gang rape on campus has taken the magazine to task for not firing anybody after its story fell apart. Alex Stock, a former friend of supposed victim 'Jackie', spoke out after he featured in the now-infamous feature A Rape on Campus, and was painted as a callous social climber who discouraged a rape victim from speaking out. 'I think the Rolling Stone absolutely should be held accountable', he said in a TV interview Monday, and added the under-fire magazine has risked its reputation by not disciplining Sabrina Erdley, the reporter who wrote the story. Scroll down for video . Taking to task: Alex Stock, right, who was portrayed as a callous social climber in Rolling Stone's UVA discredited campus rape story said the magazine should be held accountable . Rolling Stone's reporting was torn apart by professors from the Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism, who pointed out 'basic, even routine' failures in how the story was prepared. The most important failing, they said, was not contacting Stock and another student, Ryan Duffin, who spoke out alongside Stock in an interview with Fox News's Megyn Kelly. Stock and Duffin - who were referred to by pseudonyms in the story - would have been able to tell Erdley that there were serious inconsistencies between what Jackie had told them and the story the article credulously repeated. Rolling Stone's story said that Jackie, sitting in a dress stained in blood from a gang rape by seven different men just hours before, sobbed to her three friends, who told her to take it no further. Still employed: Rolling Stone will not take any action against Sabrina Rubin Erdely, whose reporting was roundly discredited . The story said the three - Duffin, Stock and an unnamed woman - were preoccupied with the 'social price' of being associated with rape accusations. Duffin and Stock were painted as wannabe frat boys whose prospects of acceptance would be harmed. In fact, they revealed, Jackie had no blood on her or obvious wounds - and the friends immediately suggested going to the police, which Jackie said she was not prepared for. None of them was ever contacted by Erdley - in Duffin's case because Jackie had falsely told her that he had refused to contribute. When asked whether Jackie herself should have her identity revealed, Stock said: 'I don't see any point in further shaming her. Nobody can track her down, I've even spoken with some friends from her home town - nobody knows where she is. 'I think she's learned her lesson. I think the Rolling Stone absolutely should be held accountable.' When asked whether Erdley should be fired, he said: 'I think the Rolling Stone puts its reputation seriously at stake for not doing that. 'I think the next article she comes out with it's going to be hard for people to take seriously.' Responding to the same question, Duffin said: 'I think much more than anybody losing jobs or not

Summary: Magazine published A Rape on Campus in November 2014 issue . Graphically recounted supposed gang-rape of University of Virginia student . Sabrina Rubin Erdely wrote article based on interviews with victim 'Jackie' Did not speak to Alex Stock or Ryan Duffin, who were portrayed poorly . They could have revealed Jackie's unreliability before story went to press . Duffin today took the magazine to task and said its reputation is shot .


When running, a change in the speed of a track on your playlist can throw your pace completely out of sync. So Adidas has partnered with Spotify to create an app that tracks your speed and matches music to suit. Called Adidas go, the songs are additionally selected based on the runner's musical interests and listening history and these selections become more relevant the more the app is used. Adidas has partnered with Spotify to create an app that tracks your speed and matches music to suit. Called Adidas go, the songs are additionally selected based on the runner's musical interests and listening history and these selections become more relevant the more the app is used . Once installed the app uses the phone's accelerometer to track the user's stride, it then searches for songs in the Spotify library with matching beats per minute. The app will continue to track and adjust the playlist accordingly, for example if the runner slows down or speeds up. Songs are played in full but users can skip tracks if they want to. Instagram has launched an account called @music that helps people explore songs and albums. @music will features established artists as well as upcoming singers and bands. There will be six posts per week, grouped into series including: . #LocallySourced: Featuring unsigned acts. #DoubleTrack: Focuses on artists' interests outside of music . #15SecondLessons: Videos on how to perform everything from riffs to drumbeats. 'For many people having the right music playing while you run can provide the perfect boost of energy to enhance your running experience,' said Adrian Leek, general manager of adidas Running. 'Adidas go lets your energy level control the music that plays during your run, so you're always in control. For the first time, instead of runners listening to music, music will listen to runners.' The free app also intuitively streams Spotify tracks that match the runner's interests based on their preferred playlists, artists and genres and listening history. Once a workout is complete, users can review and save their distance, time, pace, as well as see which tracks were played. They can then add these songs to their collection, and share their results on facebook, twitter and Instagram. Adidas go is available for iOS only via the Apple App Store, with support for devices from iPhone 4S models or later. Once installed the free app uses the phone's accelerometer to track the user's stride, it then searches for songs in the Spotify library with matching beats per minute. The app will continue to track and adjust the playlist accordingly, for example if the runner slows down or speeds up . When opening the app for the first time, users enter a seven-day Spotify Premium trial. Users can either pick workout playlists from their existing preferences or select a proposed Adidas playlists. After the trial expires they can then upgrade to Spotify Premium or use their local music library to generate the running playlists . When opening the app for the first time, users enter a seven-day Spotify Premium trial. Users

Summary: Adidas go app uses the phone's accelerometer to monitor the user's stride . It then automatically plays tracks with matching beats per minute . Songs are also selected based on the runner's musical interests . These selections become more relevant the more the app is used .


Manchester United striker Wayne Rooney has revealed he gets annoyed when fans chant his name at him in the street in an interview with Ant and Dec's 'little' counterparts on Saturday Night Takeaway. The England captain enjoyed a kick-around with Neil Overend and Hayden Reid - or Little Ant and Dec as they are better known - for the entertainment show to be aired on ITV at 7pm on Saturday. And Rooney admitted in the interview with the telly pranksters that he can find it a little tiresome to have supporters chanting his name when he is away from the football pitch, even if he does love the adulation he enjoys at Old Trafford and Wembley. Wayne Rooney has been interviews by Little Ant and Dec for ITV's Saturday Night Takeaway programme . The England captain enjoyed a kick-around with Neil Overend and Hayden Reid, Ant and Dec's 'littles' Rooney admitted that he can find it a little tiresome to have supporters chanting his name in the streets . Rooney is asked by Little Dec: 'Does it get annoying when people say "Rooney, Rooney, Rooney"?' 'It's great when people say it in the stands,' the United captain says. 'But if I'm in the street and people are doing it then it is annoying.' The pair, aged eight and seven and wearing full Newcastle United kits, then chant Rooney's name at him and the 29-year-old jokes: 'Just like this! That's the annoying part!' The light-hearted chat sees Rooney get ambushed on the floor by Little Ant and Dec mid-interview . The Manchester United striker lifts Little Dec above his head as they joked around for the ITV show . Little Ant and Dec climb on top of Rooney, and they asked him which of their 'bigs' he would have in his team . Rooney sprints away from the two youngsters, and you can watch the full interview on Saturday at 7pm . The full interview is set to be screened this weekend, with Rooney messing around with the 'Little' pair, showing them a few tricks and deciding to pair the real Ant and Dec upfront together when asked which one he would have in his team. Before that, Rooney leads United out against Aston Villa at Old Trafford as they look to consolidate their position in the Barclays Premier League's top four. The England skipper missed a penalty on his last outing for United in their win over Liverpool at Anfield, although he did score the opening goal in his country's 4-0 win over Lithuania at Wembley before a 1-1 draw with Italy during the international break. Rooney scored against Lithuania for England to get over his penalty miss for United against Liverpool . The United skipper will lead out his side against Aston Villa at Old Trafford on Saturday afternoon .

Summary: Wayne Rooney is set to appear on Ant and Dec's Saturday Night Takeaway . The England captain jokes around in interview with Little Ant and Dec . Manchester United forward admits that public attention can get annoying . The programme and interview will be aired on Saturday night from 7pm .


It seems to happen after every single World Cup that someone near to the top of English cricket gets the sack. Whether it be Duncan Fletcher, David Lloyd, whoever, someone always seems to pay the price for our abject failure to compete on the global one-day stage. Paul Downton is just the latest victim. It is high time that we looked at the entire structure of English cricket and the reasons we are incapable of producing the types of cricketer required to succeed in international one-day cricket. Paul Downton has left his role as managing director of England and Wales Cricket Board . Moores (from left to right), Downton and England captain Alastair Cook during the press conference . The system is broken and it desperately needs fixing if England are ever going to compete in limited-overs cricket again. Make no mistake, sacking Paul Downton does not mean some magic wand has been waved and all will be well. There are deep systemic problems. Too many of the current selectors and coaches are from the old guard and have failed to keep pace with the dramatic changes that have occurred in one-day cricket in recent years. From Downton to coach Peter Moores, to selectors James Whitaker and Angus Fraser, these are players from a different era who have been painfully slow to react to situations. Downton (left) and Peter Moores (right) pose during a press conference at Lord's Cricket Ground . Downton leaves his role as ECB managing director following England's shameful performance at World Cup . Even the sacking of Alastair Cook as one-day captain was a slow and protracted affair. They should have acted sooner. Like so much of English sport, our cricket system seems afraid of the maverick player and that has to change. In my view there is still too much bad blood around for Kevin Pietersen to return, with the fall-out from the book causing untold damage to so many relationships that it just seems inconceivable for him to return. Nasser Hussain believes the sacking of Cook as one-day captain was a slow and protracted affair . I hate it when things become about one individual and believe me, everything that has gone wrong with English cricket has not been down to the handling of Kevin Pietersen; however badly that has been done. But what is does highlight is the continued fear of the maverick player. From David Gower to Kevin Pietersen, English cricket has shown distrust for anyone who does not conform or fit into a safe stereotype even though all the players who are thriving on the world stage are non-conformists who do things differently. You wouldn’t find Brendan McCullum or AB de Villiers audacious shot- making in an MCC coaching manual but you will not find two better strikers of a cricket ball on the planet. English cricket needs to learn to embrace the maverick. Pietersen has rejoined Surrey in the hope of earning a place in the Ashes squad for England this summer . Hussain hopes whoever is appointed to replace Downton is

Summary: Nasser Hussain believes it's time to look at the structure of English cricket . Hussain believes Paul Downton is just the latest victim to take the flack . He feels the system is broken and desperately needs attention and fixing . Alastair Cook's sacking shows we are painfully slow to react problems .


The 22-year-old man accused of stabbing Indiana Pacers forward Chris Copeland was seen leaving New York City's 10th police precinct on his way to court just as Copeland was undergoing surgery for his injuries on Wednesday. Shezoy Bleary allegedly attacked 31-year-old Copeland and two women with a switchblade in the early morning hours outside a Chelsea nightclub after an argument escalated into violence around 4am. Copeland, a former player for the New York Knicks, was slashed in the elbow and abdomen and underwent surgery to repair the wounds on Wednesday. Accused: The 22-year-old accused of stabbing Indiana Pacers forward Chris Copeland and two women in an early morning altercation Wednesday, Shezoy Bleary, is seen leaving New York City's 10th police precinct . Arraigned: Bleary was taken to his arraignment by NYPD. He's seen here in front of the New York State Supreme Court on Wednesday . Allegations: Shezoy Bleary allegedly attacked 31-year-old Copeland and two women with a switchblade in the early morning hours outside a Chelsea nightclub after an argument escalated into violence around 4am. Copeland's wife Katrine Saltara, 28, was also stabbed during the early-morning altercation after they left popular New York club 1 OAK. Copeland and Saltara were arguing on the street as the attacker eavesdropped and then started to interfere. When Copeland told the man to back off, the suspect allegedly pulled out a switchblade and plunged it into the athlete's abdomen and elbow. 'They were engaged in a verbal dispute in front of the location,' said Officer Sophia Mason, an NYPD spokeswoman. 'The males engaged in a confrontation, and that's when the 22-year-old male stabbed the 31-year-old male,' Mason said. He then turned on Saltara, stabbing her in the breast, buttocks and arm, sources told the New York Post. Another woman, Catherine Somani, 23, was also stabbed in the abdomen as she apparently tried to break up the fight, WABC reported. She was believed to be the suspect's girlfriend. 'They were engaged in a verbal dispute in front of the location,' said Officer Sophia Mason, an NYPD spokeswoman. 'The males engaged in a confrontation, and that's when the 22-year-old male stabbed the 31-year-old male' Weapons: Photos taken from a Facebook count that appears to be associated with Bleary show a man accustomed to handling a weapon . Soldier: The 22-year-old wears in one photo what appears to be a US Army uniform . Injured: Chris Copeland, a player for the Indiana Pacers, and his wife, Katrine Saltara, pictured, were both stabbed following an argument outside a New York City club early on Wednesday . A video shared with TMZ shows the victims on the sidewalk as they are attended to by emergency responders. 'We were both stabbed,' Saltara can be heard saying. 'We were attacked out of nowhere by a f***ing black civilian. We have nothing to say. We are scared for our lives!' Murdock, from Brooklyn, was arrested at the scene along with two fellow NBA players, Pero Antić and Thabo Sefolosha of the Atlanta Hawks. The players allegedly obstructed the crime scene as police arrived

Summary: Chris Copeland and his wife, Katrine Saltara, 28, were arguing in the street when a stranger tried to intervene . The man, Shezoy Bleary, 'pulled out a knife and stabbed Copeland in the abdomen and his wife in the breast, buttocks and arm' On a video showing the victims being treated in the street, Copeland's wife is heard shouting: 'We were stabbed. We are scared for our lives!' Two Atlanta Hawks players, Pero Antić and Thabo Sefolosha, were also arrested 'for obstructing police when they arrived'


A few years ago, Gemma Collins was selling secondhand cars in Romford, but it appears her real knack is for designing clothes. The 34-year-old star of The Only Way Is Essex has launched her updated fashion range for plus-size retailer Evans. She showcased the collection this evening at one of the high street chain's flagship stores in Manchester. Scroll down for video . Gemma Collins launched several additions to her Evans range today at the chain's Manchester store . Gemma, who has expanded her popular range with seven new curve-flattering tops and dresses, looked like a breath of fresh spring air in a floral number from her collection. The star teamed the ruched blue and pink dress with a pair of simple black stilettos and a golden tan. Speaking to FEMAIL yesterday ahead of the launch, Gemma revealed much of her triumph comes from inspiring voluptuous women to feel more confident. She said: 'I heard a saying once, "I'm an hourglass just with more sand", and I love that. I think that sums me up as I have curves and love my shape.' The star looked very summery in a blue floral number from the collection . New additions include brightly coloured swing tops and blouses, as well as a pair of floral fringed kimonos; all in the same flattering cuts that have cemented her status as one of the nation's most popular plus-size designers. 'Plus-size fashion is evolving and becoming more stylish, and it's great as my collection is all about embracing your curves and feeling confident,' Gemma tells us. 'Always wear what you feel confident in. If you feel great, you'll look good.' Speaking about her ever-evolving line last month, the bubbly blonde said: 'I love feedback from my customers and this collection is definitely based on that. Gemma looked proud to be showing off her new designs with the store . Gemma Collins has expanded her popular range of plus-size clothing for Evans with a handful of new curve-flattering garments. Kimono £39 . The 34-year-old star of The Only Way Is Essex is proud to have gone from selling cards in Romford to being the face and force behind a successful clothing brand. Dress £40 . 'I heard a saying once "I'm an hourglass just with more sand", and I love that!' Gemma tells FEMAIL. 'I think that sums me up as I have curves and love my shape.' Kimono £39 . She continued: 'There’s some ruching, illusion panels and some pretty wow shapes that are magic at slimming and flattering. 'It's a bit sexy but fun with some sophisticated pieces too; a bit like me really!'. Gemma explains that she started the collection because she wanted to show curvy women out there how to embrace their curves. She said: 'You know big IS beautiful.' The TOWIE star has taken inspiration from the catwalks and is keen to show her fans that you don’t have to be size six to rock a fashion trend and to feel confident. 'Everyone needs a bit of "Gemma Collins confidence," baby!' she laughed.

Summary: Gemma Collins, 34, launched several additions to her Evans range today . The star paid a nod to the summery weather in a floral dress . New additions to collection include a lacy LBD and a set of floral kimonos .


Manchester United have become favourites to sign Danny Ings after holding talks with Burnley about a summer deal. Liverpool maintain an interest in the player and were prepared to exploit a Premier League loophole to guarantee a transfer in the summer. But Louis van Gaal is attempting to use the same method to trump their rivals and secure the services of the 22-year-old. Ings has scored nine goals in his first season in the Premier League and United consider him to be a future England international. Manchester United are favourites to sign Burnley striker Danny Ings this summer . Ings jokes with Arsenal forward Danny Welbeck during Burnley's 1-0 defeat at Turf Moor on Saturday . Van Gaal was particularly impressed by Ings’ performance against United at Old Trafford in February when he scored in Burnley’s 3-1 defeat. Ings has become one of the most sought-after strikers in Europe and United are keen to ensure that they win the race for his signature. Real Sociedad, Tottenham and Manchester City are all interested in the player, but Sportsmail understands that United have opened dialogue with Burnley to hurry through a move. The player is out of contract in the summer and due to his age Burnley would be set to receive around £5million in compensation if he moved to a domestic rival. Ings impressed Louis van Gaal when he scored against United at Old Trafford in February . Ings has scored nine goals for Burnley in his first season in the Premier League . But, under Premier League Rule U8, an English team can agree a fee and sign a pre-contract with Ings and the club which guarantees a transfer in the summer. Liverpool wanted to sign Ings in the January transfer window and loan him back to Burnley, but were prevented doing so by Premier League regulations. Burnley were adamant they wanted to hold on to the forward until the end of the season in the hope he would help keep them up and the club are still in with a chance of staying in the top flight.

Summary: Danny Ings' contract atBurnley expires at the end of the season . Liverpool have held an interest in the striker since earlier in the year . United have made contact early with Burnley to hurry through a move . Ings also linked with Manchester City, Tottenham and Real Sociedad . Danny Ings: The man with an inspiring tattoo .


As Patrick Bamford fired home his 19th Middlesbrough goal of the season on Tuesday night, there was one question on everybody’s lips: can he make the grade at Chelsea next season? The 21-year-old striker has been prolific in his loan spells at Boro, Derby and MK Dons, so much so that Sportsmail understands his parent club are opening talks with him over a new deal. Needless to say it would see his wages rise from his current £7,500-a-week deal. He will also be given the chance to impress Jose Mourinho on Chelsea’s summer tour although at the end of it he is expected to go out on loan again. This time, though, Bamford will be sent to a Premier League club, preferably Aitor Karanka’s Middlesbrough should they join the Blues in the top flight. Scroll down for video . Patrcik Bamford (centre) scored in Middlesbrough's their 2-1 Championship win over Wolves on Tuesday . Bamford reels away in celebration after netting his 19th goal of the season in all competitions for Boro . The 21-year-old's (centre) sparkling form has led his parent club Chelsea to open talks over a new deal . The worry is that it is the same tactic the club employed with Romelu Lukaku, who was eventually sold to Everton. But Bamford is a confident young man and will believe he can emulate Tottenham’s Harry Kane and force Chelsea’s hand. Bamford is currently one of 26 players out on loan from Stamford Bridge - five of which are rival frontmen - while academy forwards Dominic Solanke and Isaiah Brown have already won elevation to the senior set-up. Then there are Diego Costa, Loic Remy and Didier Drogba already competing for that sole striking role. The chances of Bamford making his mark next season, you feel, are slim. But then weren’t the chances of Kane scoring 29 goals for Spurs in his breakthrough season and then netting on his full England debut also outlandish? Bamford has already impressed Mourinho with his attitude. The striker was sat with his dad and Chelsea’s technical director two years ago when the manager walked in and boldly demanded of the youngster, ‘What do you want?’ He was encouraged by the reply. ‘To play for Chelsea,’ returned the well-mannered but equally brazen rookie. Chelsea boss Jose Mourinho (right) has been impressed with Bamford's attitude as well as his development . Romelu Lukaku (pictured in 2011) was sold to Everton in the summer after failing to make the grade . Chelsea youth product Dominic Solanke (centre) has won elevation to the first-team squad this season . Tottenham striker Harry Kane (left) has scored 29 goals in his breakthrough season for the club . Bamford has always achieved his goals in life - be it straight A grades at Nottingham High School, teaching himself Spanish and to play guitar or, indeed, scoring goals as a footballer. He left Mourinho in no doubt as to his ultimate ambition. Last summer, when Mourinho convinced Bamford that Middlesbrough was the best place for him, the manager dispensed with his cool

Summary: Middlesbrough beat Wolves 2-1 in the Championship on Tuesday night . Patrick Bamford scored his 19th goal of the season for Boro in the win . Bamford is one of 26 players out on loan from Chelsea this season . 21-year-old has opened contract talks with the Blues over a new deal .


Porto coach Julen Lopetegui does not believe that Bayern Munich's extensive injury list will a leading role in Wednesday's Champions League quarter-final meeting. The Bundesliga champions remain hot favourites to reach the last four of Europe's elite competition, despite Pep Guardiola only being able to name three outfield players among the substitutes for the weekend's victory over Eintracht Franfurt. Star players including Arjen Robben, David Alaba, Franck Ribery and Bastian Schweinsteiger are among those sidelined. Lopetegui insists the 2012-13 winners still have an enviable amount of talent in their squad, but hopes his side can cause an upset. The Porto squad take a training session at their Dragao Stadium ahead of Wednesday's quarter-final . Porto coach Julen Lopetegui is holding out hope of upsetting Bayern Munich in the Champions League . While the Germans have suffered injuries, Porto have been boosted by the return of Jackson Martinez . Pep Guardiola has hailed his former Barcelona team-mate Lopetegui (above) for Porto's brand of football . The Porto coach has asked his team to call on 'ambition and imagination' to cause an upset . 'Ambition and imagination are two words we have in mind,' he told reporters. 'I'd like to remind everyone that we didn't win a ticket to this competition - we had to earn it through the play-offs. 'We are here, proud and happy to be playing among the best teams in Europe at this stage of the Champions League. 'We want to be the best performers tomorrow while maintaining respect for our opponents. We are talking about one of the best Bayern sides in the club's history. 'Bayern have injuries but will still have seven or eight world champions on the pitch. We don't care about the players they don't have. We have to focus on the ones that will play.' (L-R) Future Real Madrid signing Danilo, Ricardo Pereira, goalkeeper Fabiano and Bruno Indi enter the pitch . Porto players take part in some light running at their home ground on Tuesday . Porto star Hector Herrera attends a press conference on the eve of their season defining game . Bayern manager Guardiola has praised his former Barcelona team-mate for the brand of football he has brought to the the Portuguese, while Lopetegui has been quick to return the compliment. 'I feel the same way Guardiola does about facing me,' he added. 'There is a lot of respect between us. 'Bayern want possession and usually they get it. We have to take good care of the ball, use it perfectly. We have to be great in attack and defence.' Porto's hopes have been boosted by the return of leading scorer Jackson Martinez to the 20-man squad for the first leg at Dragao. Barcelona boss Guardiola has his former team-mate's total respect ahead of the Eurpoean showdown . Star player Franck Ribery is one of several leading players ruled out of the last eight clash .

Summary: Porto host Bayern Munich in the Champions League on Wednesday . Bundesliga champions have an injury crisis with the likes of Arjen Robben, Franck Ribery and Bastian Schweinsteiger all ruled out . Julen Lopetegui has been boosted by the return of Jackson Martinez .


Robin Williams spent his last days in a paranoid frenzy, aware that 'something else was wrong with him', a British television show will claim tonight. In a 'peculiar' incident just one day before his death, the Oscar-winning actor, who had been diagnosed with Parkinson's, stuffed his collection of watches into a sock and took it to a friend for safekeeping. The 63-year-old, who had also been prone to episodes of insomnia and anxiety prior to his death, also spent his final 24 hours frantically looking up drugs online, convinced he had another illness. Scroll down for video . Suicide: Robin Williams with wife Susan Schneider in 2009, and the actor months before his death in 2014 . Feud: Mrs Schneider Williams, Williams' third wife, is in a battle with his three children from previous marriages – Zak, Zelda and Cody – over his £33million estate. Above, Mrs Schneider Williams with Williams and Zelda . The post-mortem examination later revealed that Williams had been suffering from Lewy body dementia - an undiagnosed illness would could have been the root cause of his bizarre behaviour. In tonight's episode of Autopsy, which will reconstruct the final hours of the actor's life, pathologist Dr Richard Shepherd explains how Williams' dementia probably triggered his paranoid tendencies. He says that Williams's insomnia and anxiety, as well as periods of confusion and impaired decision making, could also have been connected to the condition. But Dr Shepherd also tells the Channel 5 show - which has previously examined the unexpected deaths of Michael Jackson and Elvis Presley - that the actor may well have been aware of his undetected illness, something which could have exacerbated his paranoia in his final hours. He says that Williams's online activity suggested he knew 'there was something else wrong with him… something that he couldn't put his finger on'. Williams hanged himself in August 2014, a death which sent shockwaves through the celebrity world and led to an outpouring of grief from his worldwide fans. Tribute: Flowers and candles at the Oscar-winning actor's star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. The day before he hanged himself, Williams stuffed his watch collection into a sock and took it to a friend for safekeeping . Claims: Dr Richard Shepherd, a pathologist, pictured, told Britain's Channel 5 show Autopsy that Williams' online activity in the hours before his death suggested he knew 'there was something else wrong with him' His death was later ruled to have been suicide. The show reveals tonight how, on the day he died, Williams cleaned his bathroom of blood after cutting his wrists. According to the post-mortem report, Williams spent his last night at his Californian home with wife Susan Schneider. LBD is a common form of dementia - it affects an estimated 1.3 million people in the United States. The disease is caused by abnormal microscopic deposits that damage brain cells over time . This leads to a decline in thinking, reasoning and independent function . The disease takes its name from Frederick H. Lewy - the neurologist who discovered the

Summary: Post-mortem examination showed the actor had undiagnosed dementia . The condition could explain his insomnia, anxiety and paranoid tendencies . Internet searches suggest he knew something else was wrong, expert says . His wife described how he stuffed watches in socks shortly before death . Autopsy: The Last Hours of Robin Williams airs tonight on Channel 5 at 9pm.


Kenyatta Leal has something millions of people would give anything for: the ability to bring the cream of Silicon Valley’s executives to their feet. However, unlike most app developers, he learnt about technology not at MIT or at Stanford, but at San Quentin Correctional Facility. He is the first graduate of The Last Mile, the world’s only prison-based tech incubator. Unprecedented: This is Kenyatta Leal, the first graduate of San Quentin's tech program that teaches prisoners who have never experienced the internet how to code and build a business for when they are paroled . Leal was one of 15 prisoners who was selected from about 200 to undergo six months of intensive business training with Silicon Valley entrepreneurs to develop their own business plan - while inside San Quentin. MC Hammer acted as one of his numerous mentors. Each prisoner that applies to the scheme must complete an application process, as they would for a job, explaining their history and their ambitions, plus one 'essay question' about their life. Leal was handed a life sentence in 1994 for his third strike, unlawfully possessing a firearm after committing a felony. He was locked up in the country’s oldest men’s prison, which has housed Charles Manson and Bobby Kennedy killer Sirhan Sirhan. But in 2011 he was handed a lifeline: programming. The business program teaches inmates about the internet, a phenomenon invented in the mid-90s after most of them were incarcerated. The aim is for each to develop a business idea to embark on after their release as most struggle to find work 'on the outside’. Now, after being paroled in 2013, Leal is lobbying investors to back the unprecedented method of criminal rehabilitation: teaching cons about technology. 'I’ve been very lucky,' he told DailyMail.com. 'I was completely lost when I was incarcerated. I didn’t know what I was doing. 'Then I started hearing about this thing called the internet. My family started visiting me with these things called smart phones, we would talk about 'the internet' inside. 'I was asking, "What is 'tweeting'? What is a 'blog'? What is 'Google'?" I wanted to know more.' The program was started in 2011 by venture capitalists Chris Redlitz and his wife Beverly Parenti, who were asked to perform a half-hour guest speech to prisoners. But, intrigued by the questions they were asked, they stayed for hours and as they left, vowed to come back. California has a 61 per cent rate of re-offending within the first years - the highest of any state. And criminals cost $47,000 a year. Kenyatta Leal became a star of his class by developing a live version of Fantasy Football called Coach Potato - which will launch after he completes his second degree in business management. Chris Schuhmacher, who is serving a life sentence for stabbing to death a friend that stole a suitcase of marijuana from his apartment 12 years ago, is another star student, now developing a fitness app. Horatio Herts, is currently in Pittsburgh advising state legislators on how to tackle obesity. His business plan was

Summary: Kenyatta Leal was handed life sentence for firearms in 1994 . Inside San Quentin he was accepted to unprecedented tech scheme . Prisoners who never experienced the internet learn to code .


Muhammad Naviede, 60, (pictured outside the Old Bailey in 1995) was killed instantly in a plane crash . A banking fraudster with links to Cherie Blair was killed instantly in a plane crash minutes after he sent a text saying his aircraft was going down, an investigation has revealed. Muhammad Naviede, who was jailed in 1995 for nine years for a £45million fraud, died after his Piper Tomahawk aircraft plummeted into a field near Padbury in Buckinghamshire. The 60-year-old, whose daughter is a former X-Factor contestant, sent a text to a relative shortly before the crash on August 20 last year saying: 'I'm in a plane out of control and it's going down.' An investigation by the Air Accident Investigation Branch (AAIB) said the message was 'unusual' as the leased plane did not enter a spin until after it was sent. The experienced pilot had also tried to call the same relative before writing 148 characters within 25 seconds in a text - something the AAIB said would require 'considerable dexterity'. The report said: 'The pilot had accumulated considerable experience in a variety of aircraft in the years that he had been flying. He was familiar with the Piper Tomahawk aircraft and was in recent flying practice. 'It was suggested in his final text message that he had lost control of the aircraft, to such an extent that he did not expect to survive. 'However, after this message was sent, the aircraft continued in flight for more than two minutes, before entering a spin from which it did not recover.' Investigators found no fault with the aircraft and said weather conditions were unlikely to have caused the crash. Mr Naviede, of Regent's Park, London, had previously undertaken aerobatic training, meaning he 'would have recognised, and been able to recover from, a spin', according to the AAIB. The investigation also revealed the father-of-two had not booked a final destination for the fatal flight. Mr Naviede, whose personal wealth was once estimated to be £117million, was the former head of trade finance company Arrows, which collapsed owing more than £100 million to overseas banks and other creditors in 1991. He was the father of model and 2007 X-Factor contestant Raquelle Gracie, who was in girl band Hope, and had a record with Pharrell Williams. The girls initially auditioned for the fourth series as solo artists but judge Louis Walsh told them to re-audition as a band and they made it to the live shows where they came fifth. His Piper Tomahawk aircraft plummeted into a field near Padbury in Buckinghamshire in August last year . The pilot had written a 148 character text within 25 seconds - something the Air Accident Investigation Branch said would require 'considerable dexterity especially in an aircraft that may have been out of control' Ms Gracie, who is married with an 18-month-old daughter, is now a yoga teacher and continues to sing after previously hosting an online news and gossip series on website Dipdive, created by will.i.am. His brother was the former Government race advisor Nighat Awan, who entertained

Summary: Muhammad Naviede died after his Piper Tomahawk aircraft crashed in field . The 60-year-old sent text to relative shortly before plane span out of control . Air Accident Investigation Branch investigation says message is 'unusual' His daughter was on X Factor and brother entertained Cherie Blair at home . The father-of-two was jailed for nine years in 1995 for a £45million fraud .


A 'disorderly' goat was shepherded away from houses in suburban New Jersey after causing a ruckus. Officers in Paramus, Bergen County, responded to an animal that was headbutting a door in the wealthy community, according to their Facebook page. The goat was then captured in the middle of a roadway by three policemen around 5pm on Saturday. A plastic bag was used to avoid contact with the livestock, and it was handed over to animal control, a Paramus Police Department spokesperson told Daily Mail Online. A goat in Paramus, New Jersey, was apprehended by police after it was found headbutting a door in the wealthy community . The animal was not injured in the incident. Police are still working to find the owner of the goat and are asking the public for help. Several goats live at a home nearby where Saturday's was found, police told NorthJersey.com . Comments on social media suggested that the animal could have been fleeing the prospect of being someone's Easter dinner. A woman from Oregon offered a $250 reward for the return of her pet goat Pete this week after it was stolen . She worried about someone eating him, but said that he'd be chewy, according to the Oregonian. The goat, which was not injured in the incident, was captured by three policemen in the wealthy suburb around 6pm Saturday (pictured)

Summary: Police in Paramus, New Jersey, captured stray goat in middle of the road . Authorities still working to find owner of goat, who is with animal control .


Spring is the ideal time to fill your home with gorgeous flowers. However, your beautiful bouquet might look stunning to begin with, but it will soon fade in just a few days, a week at the most. But that doesn't have to be the case, as there are simple tricks you can use to prolong the life of your blooms. Scroll down for video . With simple and sensible tricks recommended by a professional florist, you can make your flowers last . While there are plenty of DIY 'solutions' - vodka, aspirin and pennies - to keep a bouquet fresh, most of these things can actually damage the delicate flowers. Using some simple and sensible tricks recommended by a professional florist, you can make your blooms last a lot longer. You don't need to be a professional florist to pull these off, just read our guide and try it out. From spraying them in hairspray to keeping them far away from fruit and electricals, we've gathered a handy list of seven unlikely tips from Serenata Flowers. Tip number 1: Keep your flowers well-groomed. Trim a half-inch of the lower stem so that water can be absorbed freely. Use a sharp, unserrated knife and cut on a slant - exposing more surface area. Trim just half an inch off the stems of your flowers with a sharp knife . Warming then cooling the flowers 'hardens' them for longer-lasting freshness . 2. Harden the flowers, which speeds up the water update through the stems. After cutting the stems, place the flowers in 43.5C water. Leave to sit in a cool location for up to two hours. 3. Preserve your flowers with hairspray. Remove them from the vase and lightly spray the petal undersides while holding the can several inches away. Hang the flowers upside down to dry before returning to the vase. 4. Don't mix fruit and flowers as some fruits - particularly kiwis, apples and bananas - produce ethylene, which rots nearby plants and fruits. Delicate petals can be kept in place with a light spritz of hairspray . 5. Keep your flowers well-fed - and 7Up or Sprite could do the job. Mix together one cup of water, one cup of 7Up and half a teaspoon of household bleach. If more liquid is required, increase the amounts proportionally. 6. Clean your vases. Vases in regular use often contain microorganisms that will kill of your flowers. First, fill the vase with hot water and mix in a tablespoon of baking soda and white vinegar. Scrub the insides with a cloth, empty the mixture and dry before housing new flowers. 7. Keep flowers away from appliances. TV and computers give off heat, which can lead to flowers becoming dehydrated. Place flowers in a cool spot where they'll receive plenty of light. Make sure they have plenty of water and mist the petals daily. If you want to ripen an avocado, put it next to your bananas, they say. Do the opposite for fresh flowers . The most popular spring flowers are daffodils - the

Summary: Spring is the perfect time to fill your home with seasonal flowers . We've gathered a list of simple, unlikely tips to help them last . Include spraying them in hairspray and keeping them far away from fruit .


This is the 'disgusting' meal that was served to an 81-year-old woman living in sheltered housing. Joan Ashton has been a resident of Aneurin Bevan Court in Duffryn, Newport for around eight months. The elderly woman's son, Steve, visits her regularly there where he says his mother is well-looked after by carers who bring her meals. But after finding the 'terrible' serving of baked potato and corned beef in a fridge in his mother's room, Mr Ashton is calling for more to be done to improve food standards for the elderly in care. This is the 'disgusting' serving of baked potato and corned beef served to an 81-year-old woman living in sheltered housing . Another meal Mr Ashton and his mother were unhappy with was a lasagne that was 'full of oil', he said . 'This was never to pick holes in the quality of care that they’re giving, it was just about the terrible food being served to the elderly people,' Mr Ashton said. Mr Ashton took action when his mother said the meal looked so unappetising she did not want to eat it. 'I pulled that out of the fridge and it was just disgusting. It's difficult to mess up a jacket potato and corned beef but there we have it - they did it.' When Mr Ashton complained to Newport City Homes which is in charge of residents' care but says he was told: 'That's what your mother ordered.' 'She might have ordered it because there was a lack of choice - but then it comes out and the corned beef looks dry and the jacket potato looks disgusting,' he added. Other substandard meals to have been served include a lasagne 'full of oil', Mr Ashton said. Residents at Aneurin Bevan Court pay £42 a week for food. For that they are given two course-meals six days a week and and three-course meals on Sundays. Steve Ashton is now campaigning for changes to be made to ensure better food standards. His mother Joan, 81, lives alone in the sheltered housing complex . But Mr Ashton is campaigning for more to be done to ensure standards are improved. He has already met with Newport City Homes to discuss possible changes. 'I am glad they have taken this seriously but initially they didn’t seem to think there was a massive problem at the residence with regards to the food.' If you wish to share photographs or a story about food in sheltered housing which you think was under-par, email jennifer.smith@mailonline.co.uk or phone 02036150193 . Mr Ashton caught their attention after sharing the photograph of the meal on Facebook. It was shared 129,000 times under the caption: 'It is my mission to get the food at this place changed and to get them serving high-quality food and meets the needs of all residents (sic). 'I also want to raise awareness as a lot of elderly people may be hiding the fact that they are not getting a healthy meal every day. 'I want to reach the right people and I want this

Summary: Steve Ashton was horrified by the meal served to his mother Joan, 81 . The elderly woman lives in Aneurin Bevan Court in Duffryn, Newport . Her son is campaigning for changes to ensure better food standards . Mr Ashton's photo of 'terrible' serving of food was shared 129,000 times . Send your photos to jennifer.smith@mailonline.co.uk or call 02036150193 .


Police ignored the sexual abuse of hundreds of young girls because they were too busy chasing Labour crime targets that would earn bonuses for senior staff. Whistleblower Tony Brookes, a former detective who tried to investigate the abuse, said money was diverted away from protecting the children from rape, trafficking and beatings in order to pursue so-called ‘priority crimes’. The offences, which included car crime, were considered crucial for satisfying a target culture introduced by the last Labour government. Now it has emerged the same targets were also linked to performance-related pay for top officers at South Yorkshire Police. Scroll down for video . Police ignored the sexual abuse of hundreds of young girls because they were too busy chasing Labour crime targets that would earn bonuses for senior staff (picture posed by model) It meant that, while young girls suffered heinous abuse at the hands of sex gangs in Sheffield and Rotherham, top brass could have had a perverse incentive to instruct their staff to look elsewhere. The targets have been scrapped by the Tories amid concern they were harming policing. Tory parliamentary candidate Michael Ellis, a former member of the home affairs select committee, said: ‘Labour’s grossly irresponsible obsession with targets led to a perverted sense of priorities whereby senior officers could get bonuses for prioritising car crime while hundreds of young girls were being abused with impunity.’ The first details of the scandal emerged earlier this year when papers from South Yorkshire Police, relating to child abuse in Sheffield, were leaked to the BBC. The documents and the testimony of former officers suggested the force failed to pursue a number of child sexual exploitation inquiries and ignored intelligence that girls as young as 12 were being raped. A copy of a document from the force’s intelligence database detailed more than 200 girls suspected of being sexually exploited. It listed more than 320 men accused of carrying out abuse, mainly between 2007 and 2010. Allegations included rapes, traffickings, child abduction and threats to scald girls by holding kettles of boiling water over them. The alleged victims were aged between 12 and 15 while their abusers included Iraqi Kurds, white British, black British, and men of Pakistani heritage. The dossier by Professor Alexis Jay (pictured) into the Rotherham scandal described how South Yorkshire Police were ‘more focused on dealing with offences such as burglary and vehicle crime’ than child abuse . In most cases, the files suggest there is no evidence police took any action. In 2007, after an investigation led to two Iraqi Kurds being convicted of abuse, officers asked for resources to mount a much wider investigation in Sheffield. Mr Brookes said he asked for £24,000 and was given £16,000. But after spending only half that amount he was told the entire budget had gone. He says the other £8,000 was diverted to spend chasing ‘district priorities, to investigate robbery, burglary and car crime’. These priorities were tied to Home Office targets introduced by Labour in 2002. In Rotherham, the dossier into the scandal there by Professor Alexis Jay

Summary: Police were too busy chasing Labour crime targets to protect young girls . Whistleblower says money was diverted away to pursue 'priority crimes' Meeting targets on car crime linked to top officers' pay in South Yorkshire . Girls suffered abuse at hands of sex gangs in Sheffield and Rotherham .


Borussia Dortmund have moved swiftly to secure Thomas Tuchel as the successor to Jurgen Klopp, after he announced he was bringing the curtain down on his seven-year stay at the club this week. Klopp is a popular character across football but has endured a difficult season at Dortmund, with the club embroiled in a relegation battle for much of the campaign before a minor resurgence in form led them into the top half of the Bundesliga. Four days after Klopp announced he believes he has taken the club as far as he can and is seeking pastures new, Dortmund have revealed Tomas Tuchel will take over in July on a three-year deal. Thomas Tuchel (left) will replace Borussia Dortmund manager Jurgen Klopp at the start of July . Klopp revealed on Wednesday he was leaving Dortmund at the end of the season after seven years . TUCHEL TREADS A SIMILAR PATH TO KLOPP . Like Klopp, the 41-year-old Tuchel carved a name for himself at German club Mainz. A year into Klopp's tenure at Dortmund, Tuchel took over at the age of 36 and surpassed the achievements of his Dortmund predecessor, taking the club to two Europa League qualifications and their highest ever Bundesliga position of 5th. Tuchel is currently seeing out the final year of his Mainz contract through a year-long break from the game . Both Tuchel (left) and Klopp have been manager of Mainz before going on to Dortmund . Upon the resolution of last season, where Mainz qualified for Europe, Tuchel announced his surprise decision to step away from his duties as manager after four years at the club. But he is still contracted to the team and when the final year of his agreement expires he will bring his year-long break from football to a close by stepping up and taking the reigns at the Westfalenstadion on July 1. HOW DOES HE PLAY? Tuchel has a reputation as a cunning tactician, who enjoys attacking football and coerces the best from his players on the coaching field. In an interview with Bundesliga.com in March this year, he defined the style he looks to enforce in his teams. 'I prefer certain qualities, an active playing style, bold defending and pacy play in attack,' Tuchel said. 'There’s definitely a style that’s been attributed to me, that we brought to the table at Mainz.' GUARDIOLA ADMIRATION . In the same interview, Tuchel commended the work and achievements of Bayern Munich boss Pep Guardiola, the man he will now look to lock horns with as Dortmund manager. Tuchel has spoken of his admiration of Pep Guardiola's management of Barcelona and Lionel Messi . Tuchel praised Guardiola's management of Lionel Messi during his time at Barcelona and lauded his renowned meticulous approach. 'Outstanding, schematic use of the ball, brilliant individuals like Lionel Messi and top stars putting in the grittiest, most diligent defensive efforts I've ever seen,' Tuchel gushed of Pep's Barca. 'I learned everything about the game - especially during Guardiola's time at Barcelona.' TUCHEL LINKED WITH NEWCASTLE . The German manager

Summary: Thomas Tuchel has signed a three-year deal to replace Jurgen Klopp . Tuchel will officially take over at Borussia Dortmund on July 1 . The 41-year-old's last job was at Bundesliga side Mainz .


Real Madrid have 48 hours to make a decision on Javier Hernandez as the clock runs down on their first option to buy the Manchester United striker. Madrid coach Carlo Ancelotti said on Monday that the European champions would take stock of Hernandez's situation at the end of the season. However, under the terms set out by United when they loaned the 26-year-old to Madrid, Thursday April 30 marks the end of the Spanish club's 'exclusivity period' to buy the player. Javier Hernandez is enjoying a fine run of form at Real Madrid - scoring three times in his last two games . Hernandez (centre) returned to training with his Real Madrid team-mates on Tuesday . Hernandez (second left) was all smiles in training, but the 26-year-old faces an uncertain future . From Friday they will no longer have first option and United will field offers of around £10million from West Ham, Southampton and Lazio. The Mexico striker who has scored three goals in his last two games has one year left on contract at Old Trafford, but his latest displays have boosted his valuation. Ancelotti said: 'It is a subject that we will evaluate at the end of the season. What I can say is that I have liked his professionalism during the whole year. He is enjoying his opportunity a lot, he has a high level of professionalism and for a coach to have these type of players that are always ready is very positive.'

Summary: Real Madrid have exclusivity on signing Javier Hernandez until Friday . If Real do not agree deal by Friday, then other clubs can swoop for striker . Manchester United to field offers of £10million for 26-year-old Hernandez .


A rare insight into Manchester United's unpopular owners has lifted the lid on how they run the club. The man who spent six years as spokesman for the Glazer family has written an enlightening account of his time with the Manchester United chiefs. Tehsin Nayani's book, 'The Glazer Gatekeeper: six years speaking for Manchester United's silent owners', challenges popular perception about the US bosses who succeeded in a debt-burdening £800m takeover in 2005. Scroll down for video . Former spokesman for the Glazer family, Tehsin Nayani (left), has written the 'The Glazer Gatekeeper' Sir Bobby Charlton talks with Bryan Glazer, Joel Glazer and Avram Glazer (L-R) at Old Trafford in 2005 . The Glazers' takeover of Manchester United was met with huge protests by supporters in 2004 . In it, he claims: . • Malcolm Glazer had little to do with the takeover, leaving it to his sons . • The family were always in it for the long haul and wanted United to overtake Chelsea . • Son Joel Glazer refused to believe United fans could 'hate' them . • The 'Red Knights' who supposedly launched a buyout were never serious suitors . • Trusted manager Sir Alex Ferguson regularly invited the family into his dressing room . • The Glazers are 'not ogres' Nayani, who worked in finance PR in London, was brought on board by the Glazers before the takeover and served as the notoriously private family's spokesman until current executive vice chairman Ed Woodward sent him on his way in 2010. But across 323 pages he lifts the lid on the Florida-based owners who caused a ferocious storm when they seized control of the club and plunged it into debt, revealing a previously unseen human side. Nayani, who uses an anti-Glazer protest sticker as the logo for his book, states that the family were 'completely unruffled' by the mass protests that greeted their arrival and that the move was led by Malcolm Glazer's sons. 'Hundreds of angry protestors (surrounded by a heavy police presence) were filmed chanting 'Die Glazer, die!' he says, as the brothers made a hasty exit. But they were back to speak to staff the following day. Sir Alex Ferguson shares a joke with Avram Glazer, Joel Glazer and Bryan Glazer (L-R) in June, 2005 . A young United fan watches on as supporters protest ahead of the 2005 FA Cup final against Arsenal . 'They seemed completely unruffled by the preceding night's events,' Nayani adds. Nayani reveals that the Glazers were huge fans of Ferguson and never considered sacking him, speaking of a close relationship between the Scot and the Americans and revealing that Ferguson ritually invited them into the dressing room. 'The Glazer brothers also spent twenty minutes or so with Sir Alex and the players in their dressing room,' he reflects. 'A post-match ritual they would fulfil each time they attended a game.' Following his own first meeting with the owners, in their plush Palm Beach office suites, Nayani states: 'The Glazers were not ogres – on the contrary they were an

Summary: Tehsin Nayani spent six years as spokesman for the Glazer family . His new book, The Glazer Gatekeeper, tells all about his time in the job . Nayani insists that the Glazer takeover was always a long-term project . Sir Alex Ferguson used to invite the owners into the home dressing room . Nayani believes the Red Knights consortium were never serious suitors . The Glazers are not 'ogres' despite fan opinion, according to Nayani .


Snooker star Ronnie O'Sullivan has revealed what goes through his mind while he's waiting for his opponent to finish at the table - and it's usually whether he will make it to dinner or not. 'The Rocket' is widely regarded as one of the most naturally talented players in history, although he has openly questioned his commitment to the sport during a career that has brought him five World Championship titles. Speaking to Forever Sports magazine, the world No 2 explained how his dedication can be personally tested by slow players, especially if he's feeling hungry. Ronnie O'Sullivan relaxes with a cuppa while waitingfor his turn at the 2015 Dafabet Masters . The world No 2 admits that waiting makes his mind wander to whether he's going to make his dinner or not . O'Sullivan is Forever Sports' May cover star . 'In snooker if you're not at the table, you're sitting in the chair and there's nothing you can do. You can't get to your ball and talk to your caddy and say: ''he's playing a bit slow this f*****g idiot here'',' he said. 'In snooker you have to sit in your chair and watch some f*****g numpty poncing about. Do you know what I mean? You just think to yourself: come on mate. But there's nothing I can do! I can stand up and go: 'look, boom boom boom' but the ref will say: ''sit down Mr O'Sullivan, it's not your shot. Just chill out, man. Wait until he's finished.'' I'm thinking: finished? I wanna get some dinner in. 'Oh s**t mate. They put me on an evening match and I've got some geezer poncing about, I think: I aint gonna get no dinner. Because of him! And I'm starving and I'm thinking: the restaurant shuts at half nine, ten. It's like quarter to nine now and we aint even at the interval. Come on mate. 'And then you think to yourself, come on, well, if you really want it that bad you can have it. Pffft! Good luck to you. But, no, I used to do that quite a lot but now I'm just like, come on, I'll get through this match and the next match won't be so bad.' While waiting to play his next shot may cause O'Sullivan's mind to wander, the 39-year-old doesn't get as worried about making a mistake when he's at the table hunting a 147 maximum. 'I never worry about f*****g something up, because I know I'm gonna get a 147 eventually, whether I miss this frame or it's the next frame or the frame after. So I never think [makes panicky noise]. The five time world champion can cut a bored figure while waiting to play his next shot . 'If you've got one opportunity, and that's all you've got, then you're going to be under pressure; if you thought: this is my one and only chance to win a world title. But I've never thought like that. I've always thought, if I lose this one, I'm gonna win the next one.

Summary: Ronnie O'Sullivan is a five time World Snooker Champion . The Rocket revealed his mind wanders to his stomach during games . The world No 2 claims he never gets nervous hunting a 147 break . The 39-year-old was speaking in an interview with Forever Sports .


Shocking police dashcam footage has emerged showing an Arizona cop speeding down a road, mounting a sidewalk and smashing into an alleged armed robber in a supposed bid to capture him. In the two videos, Mario Valencia is captured walking along a street in Marana, northwest of Tucson, carrying what appears to be a rifle. He points the loaded weapon into the air and a shot rings out. A police officer in one of the patrol cars says: 'One round just went out. He's definitely loaded.' He then tells his colleague, Officer Michael Rapiejko, in the other vehicle: 'Stand off, the gun is loaded.' But apparently ignoring his advice, Rapiejko overtakes the officer's car, before speeding straight toward Valencia. Seconds later, his vehicle mounts the curb and smashes into the suspect's body. WARNING: GRAPHIC FOOTAGE . Scroll down for videos . Overtaking: This police dashcam video shows Arizona officer Michael Rapiejko overtaking his colleague's vehicle as they chase alleged thief Mario Valencia (hidden by the other car) in Marana, northwest of Tucson . Target: The police officer in the other vehicle warns Rapiejko that the suspect is loaded and tells him to 'stand off'. But in apparent defiance of his advice, Rapiejo drives straight toward unsuspecting Valencia (pictured) Horrific: Seconds later, Rapiejo's vehicle mounts the curb (pictured) and smashes into the suspect's body . Hit: In this screen grab, from the dashcam video, Valenica appears to turn toward the car as it strikes him . Valencia is sent flying into the air, while the car crashes through a concrete wall before coming to a halt amid debris. The other officer can be heard shouting in shock: 'Oh! Jesus Christ, man down.' At the end of the footage, obtained by CBS affiliate KOLD-TV, Rapiejko is captured emerging from his vehicle and approaching Valencia, while other cops exit their own cars with their guns raised. Valencia was rushed to University of Arizona Medical Center in serious condition following the crash outside a self storage facility on February 19. He was eventually booked into jail two days later. The release of the dashcam videos comes as police across America remain under scrutiny for allegedly racially profiling African-American suspects and using excessive violence against them. Only a week and a half ago, South Carolina police officer Michael Slager was charged with murder after he allegedly fatally shot Water Scott, 50, five times in the back as he was running away . Despite Valencia's injuries and the harrowing footage of the crash, Marana Police Chief Terry Rozema has defended Rapiejko's actions, declaring they likely saved the armed suspect's life. Smash: Valencia is sent flying into the air, while the car crashes through a concrete wall (pictured) before coming to a halt amid debris. The other cop can be heard shouting in shock: 'Oh! Jesus Christ, man down' High-speed: Bits of concrete can be seen sailing through the sky as Rapiejko's patrol car continues traveling . Cracked: Valencia, was rushed to University of Arizona Medical Center in a serious condition following the crash outside a self storage facility

Summary: Footage shows Mario Valencia walking along a street in Marana, Arizona . Alleged robber points item that appears to be rifle into air; shot rings out . Seconds later, Officer Michael Rapiejko starts speeding toward Valencia . His police car mounts the sidewalk, before crashing into armed suspect . Valencia taken to hospital with serious injuries; released two days later . Police chief has defended officer's actions, which saved 'Valencia's life' Suspect had allegedly stolen rifle from Walmart and threatened suicide . Comes as US police remain under scrutiny for alleged racially profiling .


Earlier this week Barcelona striker Luis Suarez admitted he was nervous at the prospect of playing alongside Neymar when he joined the club. And if antics in training are anything to go by the former Liverpool striker has every right to be a little worried. A video captured during one of Barcelona’s practice sessions shows Brazilian ace Neymar kneeing the Uruguayan forward where it hurts as the duo joked around in training. Brazilian ace Neymar aims a knee at the groin area of fellow South American striker Luis Suarez . Suarez reacts too late as Neymar puts his knee in where it hurts during a Barcelona training session . Neymar shows no remorse as he walks away from a stricken Suarez following his painful episode . Suarez slumps down as the pain from Neymar's knee reaches him during a Barcelona training session . Suarez sees the funny side as he quickly forgives his South American team-mate during a training session . Luis Enrique will be hoping the embarrassing pain wears off before the Catalans line up against Paris Saint-Germain at the Nou Camp on Tuesday night. Suarez has scored 19 goals in all competitions but most importantly he has found the net in key games. But, despite scoring 31 goals for Liverpool in the Premier League last season, Suarez admitted the prospect of proving himself in Barca's vaunted attack was intimidating. 'When I arrived I was timid with Messi and Neymar but they just said to me to play as I had done at Liverpool. ‘Now I feel fine off and on the pitch and we have a good time together,' Suarez told a news conference on Monday. 'I always have gone out to try and do well and I didn't listen when it was said that I was the best in the world or the worst. Suarez (centre) has scored 19 goals in all competitions for Barcelona since joining the club this season . Suarez (left) scores his second goal of the night as Barcelona go 3-0 against PSG on April 15 . Suarez (second left) admits he was nervous at playing alongside Lionel Messi and Neymar at Barcelona . ‘I am very self-critical and I carry myself the same,' Suarez said. 'When things were not going well for me I was grateful for the support of people close to me. The players always were behind me and so was the coach. 'At the moment I feel that I am helping the team with goals and assists but as long as the team is doing well then I am happy as well. ‘It is not important who scores as long as the team progresses.'

Summary: Luis Suarez receives a painful knee where it hurts from team-mate Neymar . South American duo shared a joke in training ahead of Champions League . Barcelona face Paris Saint-Germain at the Nou Camp on Tuesday night . Suarez admits he was timid at the thought of playing alongside Neymar . READ: PSG coach admits getting past Barca is 'practically impossible'


Real Madrid manager Carlo Ancelotti plans to appeal the yellow card shown to Cristiano Ronaldo for diving in the area during their 2-0 win over Rayo Vallecano. Ronaldo appeared to be unfairly cautioned by referee Mario Melero Lopez after he was chopped down by defender Antonio Amaya inside the box. The decision means Ronaldo is suspended for the game against Eibar in La Liga on Saturday — along with Toni Kroos and James Rodriguez, who were also booked — but Ancelotti wants the yellow card shown to his star forward rescinded. Ronaldo appeared to be unfairly cautioned by the referee after he was chopped down by Antonio Amaya . The decision means Ronaldo could be suspended for the game against Eibar in La Liga on Saturday . Carlo Ancelotti wants the yellow card shown to his star forward Ronaldo rescinded . 'I told the referee that everyone saw it was a penalty,' Ancelotti said after the game. 'I told him it was incredible that he didn't award a penalty and that he showed Cristiano the yellow card. We will appeal.' It did not stop Ronaldo scoring his 300th goal for the club, however, as he reached the landmark previously achieved by Bernabeu greats Alfredo Di Stefano and Raul. Ronaldo remained angry with the officials, however, continuing his protests at full-time. Real Madrid manager Ancelotti plans to appeal the yellow card shown to Ronaldo .

Summary: Real Madrid beat Rayo Vallecano 2-0 in La Liga on Wednesday night . Cristiano Ronaldo scored his 300th goal for the Spanish giants . Ronaldo was also booked for diving in the area but it appeared unfair . Carlo Ancelotti plans to appeal the yellow card shown to Ronaldo . CLICK HERE for all the latest Real Madrid news .


A forensic psychiatrist has testified that Lou Gehrig's disease is the reason a former sheriff's deputy in Wisconsin killed his wife and sister-in-law, whom the defendant described in a suicide note as his threesome partners. Andrew Steele, 40, has pleaded not guilty by reason of mental disease in the shooting deaths last August of his wife, 39-year-old Ashlee Steele, and her 38-year-old sister, Kacee Tollefsbol, of Lake Elmo, Minnesota. Taking the stand for the defense on Day 2 of the insanity phase of his trial Dr. Doug Tucker testified that a rambling note Steele wrote about suicide and sexual relations with his wife and sister-in-law is delusional and shows Steele's brain was deteriorating because of ALS. Tucker said that was the reason Steele killed the two and that he was 'unable to conform his conduct to the law.' Scroll down for video . Back in court: On Day of his insanity trial, former Wisconsin sheriff's deputy Andrew Steele, 40, was wheeled into the courtroom to hear testimony from a forensic psychiatrist and his sister-in-law . Tragic sisters: This undated photo provided by Rachelle Putnam shows Ashlee Steele, left, and her sister, Kacee Tollefsbol, both were found dead of gunshot wounds at Steele's home in Fitchburg, Wisconsin . Steele, a former Dane County deputy, was diagnosed with the progressive neurodegenerative disease last June. The defendant claims he blacked out during the killings. And on Tuesday, the defense kicked things off detailing Steele's condition and how science will prove him not responsible. The prosecution disagrees. The State asked all witnesses if Steele had memory issues before that day in August, and they all said no. In a mostly incoherent, stream-of-consciousness letter written by Steele the day before the murders, the former deputy claimed he had had a sexual relationship with his sister-in-law and enjoyed 'numerous threesomes' with Kacee and his wife, reported the station WIBA. The typo-riddled note also stated that when Kacee and Ashlee learned of his ALS diagnosis, they proposed a suicide pact. According to Steele, the women wanted to jump off a cruise ship together, poison themselves with carbon monoxide inside a car, or shoot themselves with his service weapon. Video from WMTV . ALS: Andrew Steele, pictured in court in 2014, penned a rambling note a day before the killing claiming that he had had threesomes with his wife and sister-in-law, and that the three of them had made a suicide pact . Case: Steele argued last month that he was not guilty by reason of mental disease or defect to first-degree intentional homicide charges because he could not resist impulses . Tearful testimony: The slain sisters’ third sibling, Hailee Mesiterling, said from the stand that Andrew Steele was in love with Tollefsbol . 'See you all on the other side,' the note concluded. The missive was last edited on Steele’s phone just after 6am August 22. About seven hours later, a mortally wounded Kacee Tollefsbol called 911 saying she and her sisters had been shot,. Dr Tucker testified that there is no evidence to support Steele's claims that he

Summary: Andrew Steele, 40, claims that the terminal disease affected his brain . Steele is charged with first-degree intentional homicide for the murders of his wife, Ashlee Steele, 39, and her sister, Kacee Tollefsbol, 38, in 2014 . He has plead not guilty by reason of mental disease or defect . Jury was presented with Steele's letter written before slayings claiming he had had threesomes with Ashlee and Kacee . His attorney said Steele's last memory from day of killings was looking for scissors to cut zip tie from around his wife's neck during bondage sex .


Kim Sears looks set to be a glowing bride after she was spotted working on her wedding tan in Miami on Tuesday. Kim, who will marry her long-term partner later this month, showcased a golden glow watching Andy Murray play against South African Kevin Anderson in their fourth round match. Wearing a wide-brimmed hat to shield her face from the sun, Kim was a vision of health as applied suncream whilst enjoying the match in Key Biscayne, Florida. Scroll down for video . Kim Sears grinned broadly as she watched fiance Andy Murray's match against South Africa's Kevin Anderson during day 9 of the Miami Open at Crandon Park Tennis Center in Key Biscayne, Florida . Proving she's ahead of the season's trends, the 27-year-old artist donned a chic off-the-shoulder black dress and toted a statement red handbag. Kim certainly had something to smile about; her man became only the ninth active player and 46th man in the Open Era to reach 500 wins when he beat Kevin Anderson in the fourth round of the Miami Open, triumphing 6-4 3-6 6-3 in just over two hours. Murray, 27, was presented with a special celebratory cake after booking a quarter-final meeting with Dominic Thiem, and he soon turned his thoughts to the next major milestone. Kim and Andy will tie the knot at Dunblane Cathedral on April 11 and not, as anticipated, in the tiny chapel at his Cromlix House Hotel, near the Perthshire town where he grew up. Kim was a vision of health as she showcased a golden glow watching Andy Murray play against South African Kevin Anderson in their fourth round match . Kim has clearly been working on her tan, but shielded her face from the sun with an oversized floppy hat . The 27-year-old artist donned an off-the-shoulder black dress and toted a statement red handbag . Kim flashed her dazzling engagement ring as she applied some suntan lotion seated near Andy's coach, Wimbledon champion Amelie Mauresmo . For the 27-year-old’s many fans and friends in the town, it means at least part of the wedding of the year will be a spectator sport, played out on the streets of the community. It is understood local residents and businesses urged the former Wimbledon champion to hold the April 11 service at the cathedral rather than at Cromlix House in nearby Kinbuck – so they too could toast his big day. The 300-seat, 12th century cathedral is much bigger than the chapel at Cromlix, which seats only 28. Thousands are expected to line Dunblane High Street on the day. Murray’s uncle Niall Erskine said: ‘I’m sure it will be a popular decision, as he’s had so much support from the people of Dunblane in the past. ‘Andy is looking forward to bringing all his family and friends to Dunblane. I’m sure lots of people will come down to see the cars as they go past and it will be a very popular day.’ Kim, who showcased her engagement ring on Tuesday, and Andy will tie the knot at Dunblane

Summary: Kim, 27, looked chic in a big hat and off-the-shoulder dress in Miami . Watched Andy Murray play against Kevin Anderson in fourth round match . Kim and Andy will tie the knot at Dunblane Cathedral on April 11 .