The family of a Georgia toddler left mangled after SWAT police tossed a flash-bang grenade into his crib last spring have received a settlement of nearly $1 million. Bounkham 'Bou Bou' Phonesavanh suffered serious burns to his face and had his nipple blown off in the May incident. His family says the medical bills have surpassed $1 million. While the settlement isn't enough to cover the continued medical care Bou Bou will require as he gets older, BuzzFeed reports that the family's settlement does not preclude continued litigation. The Phonesavanh family came to the settlement with Habersham County, Georgia late last month and announced it this week. Settled: The family of 'Bou Bou' Phonesavanh has settled with a Georgia County after he was maimed and nearly killed when SWAT police erroneously stormed the home where they were living and tossed a flash-bang grenade into his crib. He's seen here following some 10 surgeries . Prior to the boy's 10th surgery this year, his mother told BuzzFeed surgeons would be trying to 'scrape away the gunpowder.' He'll require surgeries ever other year into his teens . The $964,000 breaks down as follows: . $538,000 to Bou Bou's parents, Alecia and Bounkham Phonesavanh, for his medical expenses. $200,000 will be set aside 'for future periodic payments of damages,' which will be paid to Bou Bou after he reaches 18. $137,000 to Bou Bou's father for his personal injuries. $62,000 to Bou Bou's mother for suffering and emotional distress as a result of witnessing the baby's maiming. $9,000 to each of Bou Bou's three siblings, Emma, Malee, and Bounly. Prior to the boy's 10th surgery this year, his mother told BuzzFeed surgeons would be trying to 'scrape away the gunpowder.' 'His nerve endings are dead around his mouth and chest, so they will not be able to properly develop as they are supposed to, so they will have to go in and do stretching and grafts,' she said. Horrible error: The incident occurred while Bou Bou's mom Alecia Phonesavanh was staying with her husband, their three daughters and their baby son in the living room of her sister-in-law's home just outside of Atlanta . 'His nerve endings are dead around his mouth and chest, so they will not be able to properly develop as they are supposed to, so they will have to go in and do stretching and grafts,' his mother said . The incident occurred while Bou Bou's mom Alecia Phonesavanh was staying with her husband, their three daughters and their baby son in the living room of her sister-in-law's home just outside of Atlanta. They were living with relatives after their Wisconsin home burned down earlier that year. The Habersham SWAT team executed a no-knock warrant on the property while searching for a relative they believed was a drug dealer and had a cache of weapons inside, The Atlanta-Journal Constitution reported. The suspect, a relative of the child, was not in the house during the raid but was later arrested nearby at a home where police knocked on the door. He surrendered

Summary: Family of Bounkham 'Bou Bou' Phonesavanh settled with Habersham County, Georgia late last month for $964K for his pain and suffering . In May 2014, SWAT police in search of a drug dealer they believed was living at the Phonesavanh home tossed a grenade in Bou Bou's crib . While those officers were cleared of wrongdoing in October, Bou Bou's medical care has surpassed $1million and he still needs more surgery .


These haunting images show the partially-submerged ruins of a church where a town was swallowed by an artificial lake 50 years ago. The St Ivan Rilski Church is the only remaining evidence of the community of Zapalnya, Bulgaria, where residents lived until they were forced to leave their homes to make way for a dam built by the Communist regime. Named after the patron saint of Bulgaria, the crumbling stone structure now cuts a ghostly figure in a few feet of water at the Zhrebchevo reservoir, near the town of Tvardica. The partially-submerged ruins of the St Ivan Rilski Church are visible at the Zhrebchevo reservoir, near the town of Tvardica, Bulgaria . The church is the only remaining evidence of the settlement of Zapalnya, Bulgaria, where residents were forced to leave in the 1960s . Located about 175 miles east of the capital, the ruins and the reservoir itself have become a popular destination for photographers . Residents’ abandoned homes were inundated and destroyed when the settlement and surrounding area – including two other villages – in south-east Bulgaria were submerged in 1965. Most inhabitants moved to neighbouring villages that were not affected when the man-made lake formed. Located about 175 miles east of the capital, Sofia, the ruins and the reservoir itself have become a popular destination for tourists, photographers and fishermen. With rolling hills in the distance, aerial photos show vegetation growing on top of the church’s walls after the roof collapsed long ago . Homes were inundated and destroyed when the settlement and surrounding area – including two other towns – were submerged in 1965 . With rolling hills in the distance, aerial photos show vegetation growing on top of the church’s walls, which once supported a roof that collapsed long ago. Vagabond, an English-language news magazine in Bulgaria, wrote that a segment of the cemetery is visible at times, depending on water levels. The scene is not unique to the Zhrebchevo reservoir, the third largest dam in Bulgaria. The church, built in 1895, was the heart of life in the valley, and Zapalnya was known for rose oil production during the Ottoman Empire . Named after the patron saint of Bulgaria, the crumbling stone structure now cuts a ghostly figure in a few feet of water . A segment of the cemetery is visible at times, depending on water levels in the reservoir, which is a popular fishing spot . It is one of several settlements which no longer exist due to homes being washed away by Communist-era dams. Radio Bulgaria said the church, built in 1895, was the heart of life in the valley, and Zapalnya was known for rose oil production at the time of the Ottoman Empire. Now wiped off the face of the planet, the town existed before the 13th century under a different name.

Summary: The crumbling St Ivan Rilski Church is the only remaining evidence of the community of Zapalnya, Bulgaria . Named after the patron saint of Bulgaria, the stone structure cuts a ghostly figure in the Zhrebchevo reservoir . The settlement and two other villages were wiped out when the land was submerged in 1965 .


A Celtic treble is gone, but the recriminations, anger and sense of injustice will linger and fester for some time to come. Cup defeats to Inverness are rarely a tranquil affair. On a fateful night in Glasgow 15 years ago the Highlanders inflicted the first of their damaging, deeply defeats on Scotland's champions. They've made a habit of it down the years. Yet in a re-enactment of the night Caley went ballistic their players celebrated David Raven's late, extra-time strike by sliding joyously on their fronts before a small, delirious support. David Raven (second right) celebrates with his Inverness team-mates following his extra-time winner . The celebrations continue on the pitch as Inverness rejoice in reaching the William Hill Scottish Cup final . They will be back here in greater number for this club's first ever Scottish Cup final against Falkirk – a former club of manager John Hughes - on May 30 where they will be favourites to triumph. 'That doesn't sit nice with me,' said Hughes afterwards. 'I love to be underdogs. I love to create a siege mentality.' This dogged, energetic Inverness side – driven on by their man of the match captain Graeme Shinnie – perform better as underdogs. Yet who can dispute they now have an outstanding chance of winning their first major trophy, a mere 21 years since the acrimonious amalgamation which led to their entry to the senior ranks? Before then comes weeks of uproar. Days of Celtic anger, finger jabbing and injustice over the standard of officiating here. Not, it must be said, without justification. The standard of Scottish refereeing remains an ongoing embarrassment. Supporters of other clubs believe Celtic have had their share of favourable decisions down the years. If that's true this was a pretty savage slice of karma. Virgil Van Dijk (centre) fired Celtic into an early lead with a superb free-kick in the 18th minute . A goal to the good via Virgil van Dijk's superb 16th minute free-kick the Parkhead side were denied a clear penalty kick – followed by an Inverness red card for Josh Meekings - before half-time. Celtic's Stefan Johansen was deftly played through on goal, his shot parried across goal the face of goal by Inverness keeper Ryan Esson, where Leigh Griffiths seemed certain to score with a swooping header. The hand of Meekings blocked the ball, yet additional assistant referee Alan Muir - standing five yards away – failed to see it through the bodies in his way. With Meekings off and a chance to make it 2-0 from 12 yards this could easily have been the Celtic walkover people expected. Where Inverness are concerned, we should all know better. Four times in the last 15 years they have denied their more feted opponents big victories in league and cups at a critical juncture. Greg Tansey shoots past replacement goalkeeper Lukasz Zaluska to equalise for Inverness . And the turning point for this latest triumph came in 53 minutes. In a bitter, unpalatable irony for Celtic supporters it came from a penalty. And a

Summary: Virgil van Dijk gave Celtic the lead with a superb free-kick . Josh Meekings escaped a red card just before the break for a hand ball . Celtic keeper Craig Gordon was sent off early in the second half . Greg Tansey's penalty and Edward Ofere put Inverness ahead . John Guidetti equalised, but David Raven had the final say .


Raheem Sterling has prompted new concerns over smoking after fresh pictures emerged of him holding a shisha pipe – this time joined by his teenage Liverpool team-mate Jordon Ibe. The pictures, believed to have been taken in a London bar earlier this season, show the young stars sat together and both are holding shisha pipes. Casually dressed, the pair are sat on a sofa in front of a table with shisha pipes, cans of fizzy Fanta orange and a portable music speaker. Sterling, who is considering his future at Liverpool, and Ibe are considered as the two brightest stars to emerge at the club as they battle to stay among the Barclays Premier League pacesetters. Liverpool players Raheem Sterling and Jordon Ibe have been pictured smoking a shisha pipe . This is the second time Sterling has been pictured smoking from a shisha pipe in the past few days . The pictures will heap further embarrassment on Liverpool after other recent revelations involving Sterling . Sterling on his feet holding a shisha pipe . Sterling, 20, is battling controversy after the first picture, revealed on Sunday, showed him smoking a shisha pipe. A video then emerged showing him passing out after inhaling nitrous oxide – otherwise known as ‘laughing gas’ or ‘hippy crack’. The England international has been the subject of a club probe into why he was taking the legal high. But the sight of 19-year-old starlet Ibe, who has made his breakthrough into the Liverpool first team this season, will cause even more concern with club officials, who have declined to comment on the latest pictures. Sterling's representative also refused to comment. Ibe, wearing a red hoodie and ripped black jeans, is pictured holding a shisha pipe. He is sitting next to Sterling, who is wearing a tight white v-neck t-shirt and blue jeans, on the sofa. The pair can be seen smiling and joking as they hold on to the pipes in the bar. Liverpool will be anxious that Sterling does not further damage his public image after a tempestuous period, in which he has become involved in a contract stand-off with the club. He was heckled at the launch of the club’s new kit last week, while a pocket of supporters chanted ‘Raheem Sterling, your agent’s a c***’ during the 2-0 win over Newcastle on Monday night, in which Sterling scored the opening goal. Sterling has turned down a deal worth around £100,000 per week and does not want to resume negotiations until the end of the season. He infuriated Liverpool when he gave an interview to the BBC — without permission — to talk about his contract stand-off and why he did not want to be perceived as a ‘greedy 20-year-old’. Asked on Monday if he will be reminding Sterling of his responsibilities, Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers said: ‘I will do. He’s a young kid who has been in the spotlight now so he knows the demands of being a top class professional — it’s not just on the field it’s off the field, but I will

Summary: New pictures show Raheem Sterling and Jordon Ibe with shisha pipes . The Liverpool pair are dressed in casual clothing and have a pipe each . Pictures emerged last week of Liverpool star Sterling smoking shisha . Footage also emerged of him inhaling nitrous oxide from a balloon . The pictures create a fresh problem for Liverpool boss Brendan Rodgers .


Incredible footage has emerged of a mysterious pair of white lights seen hovering perilously close to to the Chilean volcano eruption. Volcano Calbuco, which has laid dormant for more than 40 years, suddenly erupted on Wednesday causing a thick plume of ash to cloud the sky while thousands of people living in its shadow were forced to flee the 'apocalypse-like' event. Hundreds filmed the eruption, near the southern port city of Puerto Montt, Chile, and its deadly ash cloud which caused all nearby flights to be grounded for safety. But one amateur cameraman was surprised to see what appeared to be white lights close to the enormous plume of ash and smoke rising from the mouth of the volcano. Scroll down for video . Mysterious white lights have been spotted hovering near Chile's erupting Calbuco volcano on Wednesday . A pair of strange glowing white lights were filmed floating perilously close to the smoke and gas clouds from the eruption . The pictures have since gone viral with internet user suggesting the lights were either police helicopters, an optical illusion or an alien aircraft . The footage shows the unexplained pair of lights floating dangerous close to erupting volcano before disappearing. Tens of thousands of people have speculated on what the UFO could be, suggesting everything from police or emergence services helicopters, to a kind of optical illusion or even an alien craft. One YouTube user, Perkoff, believed it was time travelers. He wrote: 'Most UFOs are not aliens like a lot of people think. They are in fact time machines from the future. The reason you see so many UFOs at historic events is because people from the future want to come back in time and witness history. A lot of these UFOs are filled with students and are just going on a futuristic version of a field trip.' Bud Ekins wrote: 'It wants to be filmed! Drones and planes don't disappear like that.' Others argues it was something a little more mundane. One YouTube user wrote: 'For me, chances are it's a drone.' While Francisco Javier Segurasaid: 'It's a airplane, come on! Up in smoke: Volcano Calbuco, in southern Chile, has erupted forcing 1,500 residents from Ensenada, about 10 miles away, to flee their homes (pictured, a view of the eruption from Puerto Montt, a small city around 20 miles from the volcano) Smoke and lava can be seen spewing from the Calbuco volcano in this picture taken from the shores of Lake Llanquihue in Puerto Varas . An electrical storm lights up the night sky as a huge column of ash and lava shoots out of the volcano. The eruption sparked a red alert in the port city of Puerto Montt . Volcano Calbuco, believed to be among the three most dangerous of Chile's 90 active volcanoes, had erupted for the first time at 6pm local time on Wednesday. An estimated 1,500 people were forced to flee the nearby town of Ensenada after the eruption, while several smaller townships were also cleared. Experts said the main risk was now

Summary: Calbuco volcano in southern Chile - which has been dormant for 40 years - erupted without warning on Wednesday . A second terrifying eruption yesterday has now forced over 4,000 to flee in aftermath of the 'apocalypse-like' event . Footage of the eruption has revealed a strange pair of white lights floating perilously close to the ash cloud .


Toxicology results released Monday show Linden, New Jersey police officer Pedro Abad (pictured) had three times the legal limit of alcohol in his system when he crashed his car last month . Toxicology results show that an off-duty New Jersey officer was drunk when he caused a wrong-way crash that killed another officer and a friend on a New York City highway, a Staten Island prosecutor said Monday. Tests show Linden Officer Pedro Abad's blood alcohol content was 0.24; the legal limit in New York is 0.08. Chief Assistant District Attorney Daniel Master wouldn't comment on possible charges against the officer stemming from the March 20 crash. Linden Officer Frank Viggiano and friend Joe Rodriguez were killed; Abad and Officer Patrik Kudlac were critically injured. Authorities say Abad crashed head-on into a tractor-trailer after leaving a Staten Island strip club. The truck driver suffered injuries that weren't considered life-threatening. There was no immediate response to an email seeking comment from the union representing Linden police officers. Investigators had applied for a warrant to test Abad's blood shortly after the accident. Hours before the crash, Abad had posted a photo on his Instagram page of three shot glasses filled with what he identified as 'Jack Daniels Fire on the house.' The photo included a caption of a toast he said he had given. Abad and fellow officer Patrik Kudlac were critically injured in the crash while another cop Frank Viggiano and friend Joe Rodriguez died . The driver of the tractor-trailer was also injured but his injuries were not thought to be life threatening . VictimsL Above, officer Viggiano (left) and Rodriguez (right), the two men who were killed in the crash . 'The 3 of us, are decent people. There's a decent woman out there for each of us. Sure it's cool to be single every now and then, but I don't give a damn what ANYONE says. At the end of the day, I want a family. I want to settle down. We all do. So here's to finding that which we all hope for.' Abad had two drunken-driving arrests in the last four years, including one for an accident in which he plowed through the wall of a convenience store, records show. He was arrested on a charge of driving under the influence in Roselle, New Jersey, in January 2011 after his car 'put a hole completely through the building' housing a New Way Supermarket, a police report said. Abad was issued a summons for DUI and reckless driving, but apparently the case didn't conclude in any citations or violations, the state Motor Vehicle Commission said. Abad (left) posted a photo of three whiskey shots (right) to his Instagram just hours before the deadly crash . The crash occurred after the three off-duty New Jersey cops and their friend left this Staten Island strip club . Thirteen months later, Abad was charged with DUI in Rahway, New Jersey. A police dashboard camera video showed him weaving, wobbling and slurring his words as he attempted to complete a field sobriety test.

Summary: Pedro Abad was driving with two fellow Linden, New Jersey police officers and a friend on March 20 when he crashed head-on with a tractor-trailer . Toxicology tests revealed Monday show Abad had a .24 blood-alcohol content - three times the legal limit . Abad and Officer Patrik Kudlac were critically-injured in thecrash, while Officer Frank Viggiano and friend Joe Rodriguez were killed .


Tottenham have registered their interest in Marseille star Andre Ayew. The forward is out of contract this summer and will be available on a free transfer at the end of the season. And the player's representatives have now been made aware of Tottenham's interest. Andre Ayew (right) is believed to be a target for Tottenham in the summer but they face stiff competition . However, Spurs are facing stiff competition in the race to land Ayew, with a host of Europe's leading clubs also on his case. Inter Milan are understood to be leading the race to land the Ayew. The 25-year-old fits into Mauricio Pochettino's plans to sign young and hungry players who can fit into his high-tempo style of play this summer. Spurs are primarily targeting players who are 26 and under this summer, and Ayew falls into that category. Mauricio Pochettino is known to be a fan and the Ghana international fits into Tottenham's transfer blueprint . Inter Milan are thought be leading the chase for Ayew, who is out of contract at Marseille in the summer .

Summary: Tottenham have shown an interest in Marseille forward Andre Ayew . The Ghana international is being chased by host of European clubs . Ayew fits into Tottenham's blueprint and can move for free in the summer . CLICK HERE for all the latest Tottenham news .


These adorable abandoned badger cubs have been nursed back to health by a kind-hearted animal lover on a diet of custard creams. The orphaned youngsters - one of which escaped death after being carried away in a Jack Russell's mouth - are doing better than ever after they were taken in by retired farmer Pauline Kidner. Nursed originally on milk form bottles custard creams were introduced into their diet slowly to see whether the cubs were ready for food. Scroll down for video . The orphaned youngsters - one of which escaped death after being carried by a dog - are doing better . Nursed originally on milk, custard creams were introduced to see whether the cubs were ready for food . 'They were very very tiny, we start them off giving them milk with a teat on syringe,' Pauline said . The first of the badger cubs, named Little Star, was half the weight of an apple when it arrived at the Secret World centre, but Pauline, who runs charity Secret World, says they're growing at an astonishing rate. The 65-year-old, from Somerset, said: 'When they came in eight weeks ago they were 80g, now they're 1.1kg, you can almost see them growing.' 'They were very very tiny, we start them off giving them milk with a teat on syringe, we can't risk any getting in their lungs, but they're now on normal bottles. 'Little Star came from Derbyshire, she was brought into someone's kitchen by their Jack Russell dog, it was very lucky he didn't hurt her, she'd been born two days earlier; her umbilical was still attached . 'The dog brought another one in, but sadly that one had been shaken, so unfortunately it died within 24 hours . Pauline explained to have two badger cubs picked up by dogs in a short space of time is unusual. 'One cub a year is brought in when dogs get down in the set,' she said. The dog brought another one in, but sadly that one had been shaken, so it died within 24 hours . The first of the badger cubs, named Little Star, was half the weight of an apple when it arrived at centre . Jack Russels have an instinct for digging and going down holes and are traditionally used in badger baiting. However, there is no reason to suspect the illegal blood-sport was to blame for the death of this cub. 'Then we had another called Vogue come up from Cornwall, we called her that because was picked up in the village Vogue near Redruth,' Pauline said. 'Then lastly the third came in three weeks ago, that one's from near Cheddar in Somerset, we called him Scrumpy, because of the cider context . When they came in eight weeks ago they were 80g - carers have watched them grow to 1.1kg . They're 12 to 16 weeks once they wean, then they might be moved on to solids by the carers . 'We've been keeping Scrumpy separate as he's older than the two girls. Once they start

Summary: Tiny cubs from Derbyshire, Cornwall and Somerset nursed back to health . The orphans fed on milk and then, gradually custard creams as they grew . First cub 'Little Star' weighed less than half an apple when she arrived .


You would think that all water is created equal, but a raft of new 'enhanced' H20 products shows that things in the water business are changing, and fast. We're no longer happy posing with Perrier, Fiji or Evian branded bottles. Nowadays those in the know are downing bottles of birch, made from the sap of silver birch trees, sipping on glasses of liquid extracted from artichokes or opting for specially harvested and filtered rainwater. Drink up! Forget tap water, we're now being sold a raft of infused and health-boosting H20s . Sweet tasting birch water contains saponins which can help your body absorb less fat . So what makes one type of water better than another? Nutritional Therapist Lorna Driver-Davies explains the health benefits of these new super saps. Artichoke water . According to ARTY, which produces this drink, the water is extracted from Californian artichokes, a plant rich in health-boosting silymarin and cynarin. The water is said to contain minerals including iron, potassium, vitamin C and magnesium. Flavoured with spearmint and apple, the 30-calories per bottle water is sweetened with agave and fruit. Price: £43.55 for a case of 24 235ml-bottles of ARTY. Expert comment: 'The company doesn't explain their special extraction process so its hard to comment. It seems fairly natural and artichokes are nutritious but I would advise eating them. 'You can also make a broth drink from the left over water are cooking artichokes. 'Perhaps the extraction method doesn't use heat as this might help to keep the nutrients intact. It might be good to drink occasionally but I am sure the potency would be like a medical tincture of powder capsule. 'Personally we should try to reduce our intake of naturally sweetened products as many of us consume far too much sugar and fruit sugar and this product adds fruit juice and agave. Eating whole fruit is more nutritious.' ARTY artichoke water is said to contain minerals including iron, potassium, vitamin C and magnesium . Birch water . Made from the sap of silver birch trees, birch water is meant to be rich in nutrients and contain vitamins A and B. The sweet tasting water, which comes in at 18 calories per 100ml, also contains saponins,which can help your body absorb less fat. Price: Nordic Koivu, £8.99 for 500ml; Sibberi, £3.30 per 300ml . Expert comment: 'Birch water is a very old tradition and I would perhaps recommend it if you liked the taste and wanted nutrient rich water, but I would not go as far to say that it might be cellulite-busting or other health claims. 'Silver birch is used in herbal medicine and it has good health benefits as a natural diuretic or for lymphatic health, but this is likely to be a more concentrated tincture made from bark, leaf and resin.' Cactus water . This contains extract of prickly pear cactus, a plant with levels minerals which can aid the digestive system. It also is high in electrolytes and as a bonus, has betalains, an antioxidant which could help reduce hangover symptoms. Just remember

Summary: Nutricentre's nutritional therapist Lorna Driver-Davies explains benefits . Companies are harvesting, filtering, bottling and selling rainwater . Nutrient-rich birch water has diuretic properties and good health benefits .


The chilling reenactment of how executions are carried out in Indonesia which was broadcast to millions of viewers is set to become a brutal reality for Andrew Chan and Myruan Sukumaran. Time has run out for the Bali Nine ringleaders who will face 12 marksmen, with only three of them holding loaded guns, at the stroke of midnight on Tuesday night - 3am Eastern Standard Time - in the depths of the jungle on Nusakambangan Island in Java. The Australian men are expected to be led from their isolated cells in Batu prison through the wildly dense tropical forest up a 3km steep winding track to a place called Nirbaya - or more appropriately known as Death Valley. Scroll down for video . Myuran Sukumaran (left) and Andrew Chan (right) will be given white clothing to wear and a choice whether to be blindfolded as they face the firing squad at the stoke of midnight on Tuesday . The final chilling steps to execution in Indonesia . A disturbing recreation of the execution was aired on Indonesian TV the day before five foreign drug traffickers were killed in January . Millions of viewers watched the chilling reenactment of the execution played out on national TV . The condemned pair will be given white clothing to wear, which symbolises the afterlife, before beginning their fatal trek and are given the option to be blindfolded with a piece of fabric before facing the firing squad who will be lined up anywhere from five to 10 metres in front of them. The confronting decisions continue for the death row inmates with the opportunity to choose whether to stand, sit or kneel before a cross is placed over their hearts acting as a target for the 12 riflemen - of which nine will have blanks and only three will have live rounds. If necessary their hands or feet will be tied to a 3m high pole or worse still - a wooden execution chair. The offender is then given a final chance to calm down for a maximum of three minutes before the riflemen are ordered to shoot them in the heart. It is then that the executing commander brandishes his sword as a sign for the 12 shooters to begin to fire their rifles. If the doctor confirms once the fires have been shot that the prisoner is still breathing - the executing commander orders for a pistol be put to the temple just above the ear for a final shot. However, the shooting can continue on the condemned, if the doctor declares that there is still signs of life. Some of the last words the men will hear are 'laksanakan, laksanakan' - meaning 'execute, execute' in Indonesian. The Australian men will be given a maximum of three minutes to calm down before being shot in the heart . Three shooters will have live rounds while nine other rifelemen will have blanks . The TV footage broadcasted four months ago showed Brimob executioners dressed in military fatigues with semi-automatic rifles practicing for the following day's

Summary: Bali Nine ringleaders will face the firing squad at midnight on Tuesday . Andrew Chan and Myruan Sukumaran have requested their last wishes . The men will likely be executed at a place called Nirbaya, aka 'Death Valley' White clothing will be given to them to wear which represents the after life . A cross will be placed over their heart as a target for the riflemen . They can choose to stand, sit or kneel before facing their demise . They are then given a maximum of three minutes to calm down . Three shooters will have live rounds and nine other will have blanks . If doctor confirms prisoner is still breathing - final shot fired to side of head .


Porto have nothing to prove coming into their quarter-final first leg against Bayern Munich as the only undefeated side in the Champions League. However Julen Lopetegui has warned his side has plenty of room to improve saying the team 'hasn't stopped growing'. When Lopetegui comes up against his former Barcelona team-mate Pep Guardiola, who the former goalkeeper labels 'a winner', at Dragao on Wednesday night, it will be a clash of the two most prolific scoring sides of the tournament so far. 'We come into this tie being able to enjoy what we have accomplished and aiming to give our best in both games, as we always do,' Lopetegui told Goal.com. Porto train ahead of their Wednesday clash against Bayern Munich in their Champions League quarter-finalo . Julen Lopetegui says Porto come into the match able to enjoy their achievement of being undefeated . Lopetegui exits the Dragao tunnel with its Champions League branding in place and ready for Bayern . With a number of new players in the summer still meshing with the squad Porto have room for improvement . 'Many new players arrived last summer, but we have our idea of playing and the team has worked very well since the beginning of the season. 'We started this project with great enthusiasm and the purpose of qualifying the team for the Champions League [from the playoffs]. From there, the team hasn't stopped growing - travelling on its own path.' Porto were clinical in their last Champions League start breezing past Basle 4-0 to claim the last-16 tie 5-1 on aggregate, while Bayern demolished Shakhtar Donetsk 7-0 after a 0-0 first leg. Holger Badstuber (from left), Thomas Muller and Jerome Boateng take their turn on the Dragao turf . Pep Guardiola speaks with his Ballon d'Or finalist keeper Manuel Nueur on Tuesday in Portugal . Lopetegui (top left) and Pep Guardiola (second top form right next to Jose Mourinho) for Barcelona in 1996 . Porto's defence has also been up with the larger clubs with the lowest amount of chances coming against them as they've conceded five and scored 24 goals. Atletico Madrid, Monaco and Bayern are the only sides to have been more frugal. Guardiola, a two-time Champions League winner with Barcelona and Super Cup winner with Bayern, showed his former fellow Spain squad member plenty of respect ahead of the match. 'It is an honour for me and I congratulate him already for Porto's great performances,' he said in Tuesday's press conference on Tuesday. 'Porto haven't lost a game in the Champions League this season and I'm happy to be facing Lopetegui.'

Summary: Porto host Bayern Munich in their Champions League quarter-final first leg . The match on Wednesday brings together the two highest scoring teams . Managers Julen Lopetegui and Pep Guardiola were Barcelona team-mates . Lopetegui said his side is still evolving with new talent from the summer .


A petition has been launched asking for Sunrise's Samantha Armytage to apologise for comments she made on-air last month, dubbed by some viewers as 'racist'. The cause of controversy came when the 37-year-old interviewed non-identical twins from the UK, Lucy and Maria Aylmer, who have become a sensation around the world due to their opposite skin tones. Introducing the 18-year-olds, Armytage congratulated ginger-haired Lucy on getting 'her dad's fair skin,' saying 'good on her.' Controversy: Sunrise host Samantha Armytage has come under fire for a comment made during a Sunrise broadcast last month . 'The Aylmer twins come from a mixed race family in the UK,' the Seven presenter's introduction began. 'Maria has taken after her half Jamaican mum with dark skin and brown eyes and curly dark hair, but Lucy got her dad's fair skin, good on her, along with straight red hair and blue eyes.' Co-host David 'Kochie' Koch seemed taken aback by the comment, taking a confused glance in the 37-year-old's direction. Armytage and Sunrise vehemently deny the claims of the petition, with a Seven spokesperson telling Daily Mail Australia: 'Regular members of the Sunrise audience or anyone who has seen the clip in full will know that Sam was taking a dig at herself.' 'She frequently jokes about the fair skin that runs in her family and difficult it can be to manage in extreme environments.' Confusing moment: Interviewing non-identical twins from the UK, Lucy and Maria Aylmer, she congratulated Lucy on 'getting her dad's fair skin,' saying 'good on her' Mistake? Co-host David 'Kochie' Koch seemed taken aback by the comment, taking a confused glance in the 37-year-old's direction . Still, the comment wasn't recieved well by many viewers, who took to social media to express their displeasure and to accuse her of making a 'racist' remark. The Change.com petition, which has since been signed by 186 people, was launched on Monday, and demands that Armytage, producer Michael Pell or a representative from Sunrise apologise for the comment. It was started by Melbournian artist Jay Fifth, 27, who told Daily Mail Australia: 'By Sam and the show not recognising, acknowledging and rectifying the statement, they are telling Australia this is acceptable when it is not.' The 27-year-old, who is himself of mixed descent with a Jamaican mother and a Polish father, added on the site that 'the "good on her" comment was inappropriate, extremely offensive and very racist.' Unhappy viewers: A Change.com petition was launched on Monday and demands that Armytage, producer Michael Pell or a representative from Sunrise apologise for the comment. The twins are pictured here in childhood . It's the second comment by Armytage that's raised eyebrows in recent weeks. In an interview with Seven's Hamish McLachlan, Samantha said she can be 'fragile at times' thanks to her grueling schedule, which she described as torturous. 'Remember I get up at 3:40 every morning - and sleep deprivation is a form of torture they used at Guantánamo Bay, so I can be fragile at times.' Rough month: It's the second comment by Armytage that's raised

Summary: A petition launched on Monday demanding Samantha Armytage apologise for 'racist' remark made last month . Presenter was interviewing mixed race twins Lucy and Maria Aylmer on Sunrise . During introduction she said 'good on' Lucy for getting 'her dad's fair skin' Video of the interview has popped up on social media and sparked change.org petition . A Seven spokesperson said the comment was Sam 'taking a dig at herself'


Human remains have been found in the search for a missing college freshman who vanished while home for spring break last month. Anjelica 'AJ' Hadsell, 18, has been missing since March 2, when she was on a break from Longwood University in Farmville, Virginia and home in Norfolk. The remains were found outside a residence in Franklin on Thursday morning, police said. Franklin is around 40 miles from Norfolk. The body has been sent to the Chief Medical Examiner's Office to be identified and to determine the cause of death. The FBI is now involved in the investigation, police said. Missing: AJ Hadsell has been missing since March 2 and on Thursday, police announced they had found remains 40 miles from her home. They have been sent to the medical examiner's office for identification . It comes after police focused their search on a pond near Carrsville last week after receiving a tip that her cell phone may be below its surface. Her stepdad Wesley Hadsell was arrested for breaking into a home; he says he was looking for AJ . Two days after the Hadsell vanished, police received a tip that she had been seen on the Virginia Commonwealth University campus, two hours away from where she was last seen by her family. Investigators have previously said there is no evidence of foul play, but her family and friends have said she wouldn't disappear on purpose. Earlier this week, her grandmother, Katherine Hadsell, blasted authorities for seemingly 'doing nothing' to bring the teenager home. And in a twist, Hadsell's stepfather was caught allegedly breaking into a home two weeks after Anjelica's disappearance, an act his mother Katherine says was out of fatherly concern. She told ABC News her son Wesley had heard his stepdaughter could be inside the home. 'As any father would, if you hear that your daughter may or may not be in a house or being held or some of her belongings or at a location, any father is going to try and find out,' she said. He was arrested on March 21 after being interrogated by police for more than 15 hours. Hadsell, 36, had not been named a suspect and has insisted he does not know where AJ is. He faces charges of obstructing justice, possessing ammunition and breaking and entering. Search: Last week, authorities searched a nearby pond near Carrsville (pictured) after receiving a tip that her cellphone might be below the surface. Carrseville is just six miles from where the remains were found . Fears: The 18-year-old freshman vanished while home on spring break from Longwood University . But Hadsell, who had been working in nearby Franklin, around the time of the disappearance, said he was only thinking about his daughter. 'I couldn't sit a minute away from where my daughter may have been,' he told WAVY.com. While searching the property for around 15 minutes, he claims that he discovered her jacket. 'I was just trying to make the evidence come to light,' he said. 'It's not like I had the jacket, I didn't

Summary: Anjelica 'AJ' Hadsell, 18, has been missing since March 2, when she was home in Norfolk while on spring break from Longwood University . Remains were found in Franklin, 40 miles from Norfolk, on Thursday and they are being taken to the medical examiner's office for identification . Her stepdad Wesley Hadsell was arrested after breaking into a home two weeks after her disappearance and claims he was looking for AJ . He has insisted that he doesn't know where she is .


They may be known as masters of disguise, but this little owl couldn't conceal his jealousy as he desperately tried to interrupt a brotherly cuddle between his two siblings. As his two siblings settled down to have a rest on their tiny perch, the needy owlet was spotted tactfully creeping along a tree branch before tugging at one of his brother's wing. The little owl's sibling rivalry then gets the better of him, as he swoops under his sibling's wing, prompting an amusing game of tug-of-war. The scene was photographed from just six metres away by 48-year-old Dean Mason who hid away in a camouflaged shelter, known as a hide, in Beaconsfield, Buckinghamshire. He said: 'The three siblings are doing exactly what siblings do - playing combined with the odd argument.' He added: 'Every time I capture something unusual, my heart pounds. I feel such an adrenalin rush whilst at the same time hoping I've made the right choice of camera settings.' The birds are small owls, a species which typically measures 22cm tall. The bird was introduced to the UK in the 19th century and is most common in central, southern and south eastern England. Perched: A little owl gazes in envy as his two siblings huddle together on a small tree branch in Beaconsfield, Buckinghamshire . Ruffling feathers: As he starts moving towards the pair, the nearer sibling cowers under his brother's wing, turning his back away from the bird . Gentle touch: But the little owl's sibling rivalry gets the better of him, as he start pulling at his sibling's wing with one small claw . Sibling affection: The bird then creeps closer to his sibling, before slowly pecking at one of their ears. The little owls were photographed by sales manager Dean Mason, 49 . Tug of war: The bird continues to gently pull at his sibling's wing, prompting an amusing game of tug-of-war. Mr Mason observed the owls from just six metres away by waiting inside a camouflaged shelter known as a hide . Getting in a flap: The determined bird then sneaks under its sibling's wing. The small owl typically measures 22cm tall . Owl get you in the end: The little owl finally decides to dive in head first - much to the visible shock of his siblings .

Summary: A little owl was captured trying to join his siblings' huddle by gently tugging on their wings in Beaconsfield, Bucks . Photos taken by sales manager Dean Mason, 48, from Bournemouth, from a camouflaged shelter six metres away .


Famous Italian designers like Fendi, Gucci and Prada may be toted by celebrities such as Rihanna, Kate Moss and Katy Perry, but few are probably aware of the history behind the brands they wear. A new book has now archived the changing face of Italian fashion, from the post-war years to the 21st century. Italian Glamour: The Essence of Italian Fashion, From the Postwar Years to the Present Day, captures the evolution of Mediterranean style through 300 iconic dresses and archived images. Model Joan Olsen (left) shows off bold linear prints in an outfit by haute couture designer/artist Livio de Simone in 1954. Co-author Enrico says that Italian glamour is not 'sophisticated or artificial' The book was compiled by Enrico Quinto and Paolo Tinarelli - the two men who were the first to introduce the concept of vintage style in Italy . The volume has been compiled by Enrico Quinto, 51, and Paolo Tinarelli, 49. The two men established the first flea market in Rome and were the first to introduce the concept of vintage in Italy. Enrico revealed that they wanted to honour the Italian designers who have helped to make the country a fashion powerhouse. He said: 'The pioneers that have really put Italy on the map of international fashion have been Emilio Pucci in the Fifties, Missoni and Krizia in the Sixties, Giorgio Armani and Gianni Versace in the Seventies and Eighties, and Dolce & Gabbana, Prada and Gucci in the Nineties.' Fifties cover girl Ivy Nicholson wears Emilio Pucci in Capri, 1953. The book talks about how the start of many Italian fashion powerhouses started out with a real focus on craftsmanship . The book focuses on the humble beginnings of some of the world's biggest Italian brands and how they rose to cultural significance. It looks at how designers such as Miuccia Prada, Giorgio Armani and Adele Casagrande, founder of Fendi, have created a legacy within their labels. Many Italian powerhouses started out with a focus on craftsmanship, using work methods and decorative traditions that were passed down through generations. Post-war economic development in the fifties saw the expansion of the advertising industry into high fashion. Designers such as Alma Maria Lami constructed clothes that were decorated with a patchwork of ideas and activities . The book also explores momentous periods which truly characterised Italian fashion. For example, post-war economic development in the Fifties saw the expansion of the advertising industry into high fashion. Designers like Alma Maria Lami constructed clothes that were decorated with patchworks of cartoon-like ideas and activities, which subtly influenced buyers. A woman wears a structural suit by Fernandi, at a time when Italian fashion was beginning to break away from Parisian style . In the mid-fifties, Emilio Frederico Schuberth created an outfit which had a removable over-skirt so that the wearer could opt for a straight or flared silhouette . Another poignant moment came in the mid-Fifties, where Italian fashion began to break away from what Parisian style dictated. Creative directors such as Emilio Frederico Schuberth began to create structurally innovative creations.

Summary: Italian Glamour: The Essence of Italian Fashion, From the Postwar Years to the Present Day captures the rise of the country's fashion powerhouses . Looks at designers such as Pucci in the 50s and Prada in the 90s . Highlights key moments in fashion folklore including Liz Hurley wearing Versace's dress at the Four Weddings and a Funeral premiere in 1994 . Book written by Enrico Quinto, 51, and Paolo Tinarelli, 49 .


A four-poster bed which was dumped in a hotel car park and sold for £2,200 has been verified as once belonging to King Henry VII – and it could now be worth millions. The intricately-carved ornate bed was left in the car park of the former Redland House Hotel in Hough Green, Chester, by builders who were renovating the property. Oblivious to its true value and historical significance, the construction workers dismantled the piece of oak wood furniture and left it to be picked up by auctioneers. The four-poster oak wood bed (above), which was dumped in the car park of Redland House Hotel in Chester and later sold at auction for £2,200, has now been confirmed by DNA as once belonging to King Henry VII . The intricately-carved bed was left in the car park of the former hotel by builders who were renovating the property and, oblivious to its true value and historical significance, left it to be picked up by auctioneers . It was snapped up for £2,200 in 2010 by Ian Coulson, a four-poster bed specialist from Northumberland who spotted the item, which was listed as 19th-century gothic revival, on the internet. However, he was shocked when his new 'Victorian' purchase arrived and approached TV historian Jonathan Foyle with a suspicion that the bed was, in fact, the only surviving Tudor bed. Since then, Mr Foyle has spent years trying to prove the artefact's historical roots and has now revealed that DNA testing on the bed's timber proved it once belonged to King Henry VII. He said tests confirmed it was European oak and of a sub-species 'typical of the origin of the finest, slow-grown oak imported by the medieval elites', with analysis of the historic paintwork proving its age. 'Under the varnish, traces of late medieval decoration have been found,' he said. He has traced it back to 1495, when Henry VII went to Lathom in Lancashire to see the Stanley family, who had helped him to victory in the Battle of Bosworth in 1485. Mr Foyle said DNA from the bed's timber proved it once belonged to King Henry VII (pictured) and he traced it back to 1495, when Henry VII went to Lathom in Lancashire. Henry VIII may have been conceived in the bed . The bed was snapped up by Ian Coulson, a four-poster bed specialist from Northumberland, for £2,200 in 2010 after it was dumped in the car park of the former Redland House Hotel in Hough Green, Chester (above) TV historian Jonathan Foyle has spent years trying to prove the artefact's historical roots and has now revealed that DNA testing on the bed's timber proved the medieval furniture once belonged to King Henry VII . He also discovered that the bed features an inscription from the Matthew Bible of 1537 - reading: 'The stinge of death is sinne. The strength of sinne is the lawe' - which was added after 1547, when England had a Protestant monarch. The carving also features biblical scenes of Henry and his wife Elizabeth of York styled

Summary: Four-poster bed dumped in a hotel car park and sold at auction for £2,200 . Owner suspected it had historic value and experts have been investigating . Historian now claims DNA from the timber proves it belonged to Henry VII . Ornate bed, now on display, was made for King and wife Elizabeth of York .


This garden gnome might not look like much but he is now worth £17,000 – with a little help from his friends. The cardboard gnome was signed by all four members of the Beatles after starring on the iconic cover of the Fab Four's 1967 album Sgt Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band. Cardboard cutouts or waxworks of more than 60 celebrities including Bob Dylan and Marlon Brando were on the cover picture, which was the brainchild of artists Peter Blake and Jann Haworth and photographer Michael Cooper. The cardboard gnome was signed by all four members of the Beatles after starring on the iconic cover of the Fab Four's 1967 album Sgt Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band . The tiny cardboard gnome is next to the legs of George Harrison, who is wearing red on the album's cover art . The gnome is next to the legs of George Harrison, who is wearing red on the album art. Following the shoot on March 30, 1967, Mr Cooper's photography assistant was given the 20-inch tall cardboard gnome as a souvenir by the band, who each signed it. The model has emerged for sale almost 50 years later after being listed for auction by a private collector. Auctioneers in the US have valued the gnome, which has some water damage, at about £17,000. Dean Harmeyer, of Heritage Auctions, said: 'This is a true rarity and a cornerstone piece of any Beatles collection.' The album cover ended up being so extravagant that the final cost of producing the artwork was £3,000 - a whopping £50,000 in today's money. The front and back of the gnome were then mounted alongside an unopened copy of the Sgt Pepper's vinyl LP. 'Designer Peter Blake worked with the Beatles to stage the cover of Sgt. Pepper's, which was filled with life-size cardboard likenesses of famous figures - Mae West, Bob Dylan, Marlon Brando - behind the Beatles,' Mr. Harmeyer explained. The Gnome has been valued at £1,700 and was singed by all four members of the band after the shoot . On the shoot: Assistants organise the set for the artwork which cost £3,000 - the equivalent of £50,000 today . 'At the end of the cover session on March 30, 1967, the gnome was chosen as a memento by an assistant to cover photographer Michael Cooper, and it was signed by the Beatles immediately following the shoot. 'The gnome is in two parts - both front and back were created by Blake for the shoot, and presumably joined together, which may explain the small holes at the top and bottom of each. 'The Beatles have all signed the back in the lower, lighter portion in green marker. 'There appears to have been a liquid spill to on the back after the signing, which has affected the Ringo and John signatures. 'Both the front and back elements measure approximately 20 inches high by 5 inches wide. Both gnome elements are framed with a vintage, unopened stereo copy of the LP. Mr Cooper's photography assistant was given the 20-inch tall

Summary: The tiny garden gnome is signed by all four members of the iconic band . It appeared with celebrities and world figures on 1967 Sgt Peppers artwork . It was given to an assistant photographer following the shoot for the cover . The cardboard garden ornament has been valued at £17,000 by US experts .


This is the extraordinary moment a brave hippopotamus stood its ground against two hungry lions and managed to send them on their way after charging towards them. These incredible pictures show the hungry three-year-old big cats attempting to hunt the much larger hippo in the depths of Zimbabwe's Hwange National Park. At first, as the lions approach the large mammal, the hippo tries to scare them off before wandering towards nearby water. However, as the lions continue to prowl, the animal abruptly turns around and charges towards the two predators, successfully scaring them off before retreating to its territory. Scroll down for video . The brave hippopotamus could be seen standing its ground against the young lions in the depths of Zimbabwe's Hwange National Park . The hippo attempted to scare off the three-year-old lions as they tried to attack the mammal at the nature reserve in the west of Zimbabwe . The large hippo waits until the lions appear to back down before attempting to turn around and retreat towards some nearby water . The hippopotamus makes its way into some muddy water while the lions look on, but the dramatic altercation is far from over yet . The dramatic altercation was caught on camera by researcher Brent Stapelkamp, who has been studying the activities and behaviour of lions in the Zimbabwean reserve for years. The 37-year-old said: 'The two male lions in the photos are just three-years-old and left their pride a few days before these shots were taken. 'As far as we can tell they have not eaten anything since they left and this incident was probably their first try at self-catering. 'The lions attempted to catch the large calf, but the hippo quickly ran to the safety of the water. 'As the lions walked away the cocky hippo showed them who is boss and charged right back at the two cats causing them to scatter.' As the lions continue to taunt the hippo, the large mammal turns around and charges out of the water towards the two young lions . The stand-off was caught on camera by researcher Brent Stapelkamp, who has been studying the behaviour of lions in the area for years . The three-year-old lions, who may be trying to land their first catch, finally back away from the hippo as it continues to charge at them . The hippo retreats to others of its kind as the lions finally leave the pack alone and instead simply look on from afar. Mr Stapelkamp said the lions will become more adept at hunting prey as they mature, adding: 'They will learn that they are probably better off eating warthogs' Mr Stapelkamp explained that as the pair of lions mature they will become more adept at hunting prey. He said: 'As brothers these two will no doubt stick together in their dispersal and form a coalition which has a better chance of securing territory. 'They will soon learn that rather than catching large prey like this hippo calf, they are probably better off eating warthogs and young giraffe

Summary: Dramatic pictures show two three-year-old lions antagonising hippopotamus in Zimbabwean National Park . Hippo initially avoided the big cats by walking towards nearby water before turning around and charging at them . Altercation caught on camera by researcher Brent Stapelkamp, who has been studying lions in the reserve for years .


Frail and tired of leading a secret life for four decades, 66-year-old Clarence David Moore called police this week to surrender. The deputy who answered thought it was a prank. It wasn't. Moore escaped from police custody three times during the 1970s and eventually settled into a quiet life, living in Kentucky since at least 2009. His health is poor from a stroke late last year and he has difficulty speaking. When Franklin County Sheriff Pat Melton showed up at Moore's house to make the 'arrest,' Moore was in a hospital bed. He broke down in tears. He told the sheriff he needed medical help. Turned himself in: Clarence David Moore, an escapee from a North Carolina prison turned himself in to authorities on Monday, April 20, 2015 after four decades of being on the run . 'He looks like he's almost 90,' the sheriff said. A woman who had been living with Moore had no idea of his past. 'She was just blown away when all this happened,' the sheriff said. On Wednesday, a woman who answered the door at the single-story ranch home declined comment. The modest neighborhood on the outskirts of the state's capital was dotted with brick homes with well-tended yards. Two sport-utility vehicles were parked in the driveway. Moore was convicted of larceny of more than $200 in North Carolina in 1967 and was sentenced to up to seven years in prison, according to records from the Department of Public Safety. While working with a road crew in the Asheville area, he escaped and was recaptured in 1971. He escaped again the following year and was on the lam until he was apprehended in Texas in 1975. His third escape from a Henderson County prison was Aug. 6, 1976. On Monday, after he called police, he was taken from his home by ambulance to a local hospital for evaluation and then to jail, where he remained in custody Wednesday. 'As soon as he saw us, he started crying,' Melton said Wednesday. Criminal past: This undated photo provided by North Carolina Department Of Public Safety shows fugitive Clarence David Moore in his youth . 'He said, "I just want to get this behind me. I want to be done."' Moore has declined requests for interviews. Melton said he knew little about Moore's life before arriving in Kentucky, other than Moore spent time working on boats along the East Coast. Neighbor Jim Clark, a former correctional officer, said he knew Moore by an alias. He was an attentive neighbor who would collect the Clarks mail for them when they went on vacation and let them know if they had left their garage door open at night. 'He was a nice neighbor. He was a very compassionate person. He didn't have any hatred in his heart toward anyone,' Clark said. Moore had lived in Frankfort since at least 2009, when he was involved in a traffic crash, Melton said. Moore was cited then for not having a driver's license. He didn't appear for his court date and was charged with

Summary: Clarence David Moore, 66, was convicted of larceny of more than $200 in North Carolina in 1967 and was sentenced to up to seven years in prison . While working with a road crew in the Asheville area, he escaped and was recaptured in 1971 . He escaped again the following year and was on the lam until he was apprehended in Texas in 1975 . His third escape from a Henderson County prison was August 6, 1976 . Moore's neighbors knew him by an alias and described his as ' a good neighbor,' and also 'very compassioante' The sheriff said he thought Moore's poor health factored into his decision to turn himself in. As Moore arrived at the jail, he thanked the sheriff for his kindness .


As the anniversary of their daughter's suicide approaches, Michael and Jane Cleland have spoken of their battle to have the two teenage boys, who they say bullied their daughter to death, held accountable for their actions under cyber bullying laws. Jessica Cleland, from Wallan, Victoria, was 19 when she took her own life on Easter Saturday last year, after receiving Facebook messages from two teenage boys she considered friends saying that they hated her, and that she was a 'f***ing sook'. Her parents said that Jessica's social media accounts were flooded with horrible sentiments the night before she died, and are now desperate to see a change within Victoria’s Government and the state's police so that those found guilty of cyber bullying face serious consequences. The parents of Jessica Cleland (pictured) are campaigning for anti-bullying laws to be taken more seriously . 'What we would like to see happen is that if someone is cyber bullying somebody and they cause something like this, then they should be held accountable for it,' said Jessica's father Michael. On Easter Saturday last year, Jessica told her her mother that she was going for a run. Her sister Amy became concerned after seeing an Instagram photo Jessica uploaded with the caption 'I love this place and I am never going to leave'. Jessica's father found her body on the Sunday in the same place where the photo had been taken. The Cleland's said that Jessica was a vibrant and and outgoing girl, who was looking forward to her gap year and had never exhibited symptoms of depression or mental illness before the two former friends began bullying her online. Coroner Jacqui Hawkins said in the report she released in October that Jessica's death highlighted the impact that social media could have on the lives on young people, and that both Facebook and text messaging was 'problematic' for the teenager. 'Easy access to the internet on her phone meant that she was exposed to potentially upsetting communications 24 hours a day; and she was able to return to, and re-read, the upsetting messages at a later time and therefore appears to have continued to ruminate about them,' the coroners report said. 'Although it is not possible to identify, with any degree of certainty, the factors contributing to a person's decision to take their own life, it is evident that messages received by Jessica online proximate to her death...were precipitating factors,' reported The ABC. Jessica (pictured right, with her sister Amy, left) committed suicide after she was bullied over Facebook . Following the release of the coroners report, the Cleland's are now campaigning to see cyber bullying taken more seriously in Victoria and around Australia. Victoria already has anti-bullying legislation known as Brodie's Law, which was introduced in 2011 after the death of Brodie Panlock, who committed suicide after being subject to relentless bullying in her workplace. The crime is punishable by ten years in jail, and applies to cyber bullying as well as physical, verbal and psychological bullying. Despite these laws, and the finding of the coroner

Summary: Jessica Cleland committed suicide last year after being cyber bullied . She was sent horrible messages from two friends who said they hated her . The teenagers were named in the coroners report but weren't investigated . Her parents want to see cyber bullying legislation be taken seriously . Under Victorian legislation cyber bullying can result in ten years jail .


The mailman who landed a gyrocopter on the West Lawn of the U.S. Capitol this week to protest campaign finance laws has returned home. Doug Hughes, 61, spent two years planning his stunt, which involved crossing the no-fly zone with letters for all 535 members of Congress. Now under arrest, he has been chaperoned back to his home in Ruskin, Florida, where he will wear an electronic tag until his first court hearing in Washington, D.C., next month. He is expected to issue a statement today and has until 10am on Monday to register with a probation officer. SCROLL DOWN FOR VIDEO . House arrest: Doug Hughes, 61, is home in Ruskin, Florida, for his house arrest as he awaits his court date . After a series of interviews, the Secret Service has decided not to prosecute Mr Hughes' wife Alena, who claims she was not aware of the plan. Under interrogation, Mrs Hughes told officers her husband said he was going to Virginia but did not elaborate. The family's attorney Paul Carr told WTPO the saga has been a strain on Mrs Hughes and the couple's 12-year-old daughter. 'After this morning when [Alena] found out she would not be facing any charges, that was a great relief for her,' Carr told the station. 'She knew he was going to leave and indicated he was going to Virginia.' Earlier this week, following the stunt on Wednesday, Mrs Hughes defended her husband as a 'patriot'. 'From the public point of view this is very brave,' Mrs Hughes told WFLA. 'I think he's patriot and I'm proud of him.' However, Mr Hughes, who is charged with violating restricted airspace and operating an unregistered aircraft, was asked by the Associated Press if he defined himself as a patriot: he said, 'no I'm a mailman.' The mailman has received support on both Facebook and Twitter for the stunt. The 61-year-old even has a fan page on Facebook called 'Doug Hughes is awesome' and many Twitter users have riddled the social media site with kudos for the man. Patriot: Hughes' wife, Alena Hughes (photographed), said she is proud of her husband and said he is a 'patriot' Land: After more than two years of planning, Hughes made it through restricted airspace in a gyrocopter Wednesday carrying 535 letters and landed the aircraft on the Capitol lawn (photographed) Charged: Hughes was promptly arrested for the stunt and charged Thursday with violating restricted airspace and operating an unregistered aircraft . While, Mrs Hughes says she is proud of her husband and will 'support him no matter what' the Belarus native told NBC that the days following the incident have been 'stressful.' She said that she has not slept much since her husband's stunt and felt betrayed because if something had happened to Hughes it would have affected their family. She and Hughes have a 12-year-old daughter and Hughes has adult children from a previous marriage. Mrs Hughes struggled to describe the situation to the child and told the 12-year-old that her father 'loves his country.' Mr and Mrs Hughes

Summary: Doug Hughes landed a gyrocopter on the U.S. Capitol lawn on Wednesday . Charged with crossing no-fly zone, he is under house arrest until court date . His wife Alena Hughes has not been charged, says her husband is a patriot . But when asked if he was a patriot, Hughes said 'no I'm a mailman' He spent two years planning stunt to protest campaign finance laws .


The Tories are inching ahead of Labour as Nigel Farage starts to peel off Ed Miliband’s supporters. And English voters are so alarmed by the prospect of being ruled by Nicola Sturgeon with Miliband in her pocket that they would prefer to get rid of her – and Scotland – by giving the country independence after all. These are among the remarkable findings of a Survation poll for The Mail on Sunday which illustrates growing fears about the result of the most closely fought Election for decades. A Survation poll for the Mail on Sunday has shown a swing towards the Tories against Miliband's Labour party . Fear of Nicola Sturgeon, pictured, among Labour voters in England is pushing them towards Nigel Farage . David Cameron, pictured, has surged ahead by three points in the polls going into the final stage of the election . The poll suggests David Cameron is pulling ahead of Labour. The Conservatives are on 33 points, followed by Labour on 30, Ukip 18 and the Lib Dems 9 – the third Survation poll in a row to show a lead for the Tories. Intriguingly, there are signs that Labour, and not the Tories, is at risk from Farage’s Ukip. In the past three weeks, Ukip support has risen by five points, with a corresponding four-point fall in backing for Labour. Furthermore, the Tories could benefit from Ukip voters returning to them as a result of the ‘Red Ed and Nicola the Nat’ factor. Asked if they would consider voting Conservative to stop a Miliband-Sturgeon alliance running the country, nearly two in five Ukip supporters said yes, against one in two who said no. The new trends coincide with the huge impact of Scottish Nationalist leader Sturgeon on the campaign since the TV debates, in which she repeatedly squared up to Miliband. The poll offers Cameron hope that more Ukip supporters may be provoked into returning to the Tories as a result of the Sturgeon threat. The dip in Miliband’s popularity appears to reflect the belief that if he relied on Sturgeon to get his legislation approved by Parliament, she would hold the whip hand – even though her party would have only a fraction of the number of Labour MPs. More than half of those polled think Sturgeon would have the upper hand over Miliband, with fewer than three in ten saying the Labour leader would call the shots. The latest poll expressed concern over the possible influence Nicola Sturgeon would have over Ed Miliband . The poll also highlights the growing resentment among English voters at the thought of Scottish Nationalist MPs shaping laws in England on issues such as schools and hospitals, even though English MPs have no such power over these matters in Scotland. A third said that if the Election produced a Miliband-Sturgeon pact to run Britain, they would regard the result as ‘illegitimate’. That bears out the stark warning made by Home Secretary Theresa May today of the danger of a backlash by English voters if the SNP is involved in the

Summary: English voters have grave concerns over Nicola Sturgeon's power plan . Half believe Ms Sturgeon will have the upper hand over Ed Miliband . Ukip has been gaining support from former Labour voters and not Tories . The poll shows SNP are more interested in independence that the economy . Survation interviewed 1,004 people online on Friday and Saturday.


The Navy says a second SEAL has died following a training accident in a swimming pool at a base in Virginia. Lt. David Lloyd tells media outlets that Special Warfare Operator 1st Class Brett Allen Marihugh of Livonia, Michigan, died Sunday. The 34-year-old Marihugh and 32-year-old Special Warfare Operator 1st Class Seth Cody Lewis of Queens, New York, were found unresponsive on Friday at the bottom of the Combat Swimming Training Facility at Joint Expeditionary Base Little Creek-Fort Story. Lewis died Friday. Lloyd says both sailors were members of Naval Special Warfare Group 2. 'Training accident': Special Warfare Operator 1st Class Brett Allen Marihugh (left) of Livonia, Michigan, died Sunday after he and 32-year-old Special Warfare Operator 1st Class Seth Cody Lewis were found unresponsive at the bottom of a swimming pool from what officials called a 'training accident' While an investigation of the incident is continuing, Navy spokesman Lieutenant David Lloyd told Reuters Friday, 'They were working out in the pool...They were swimming. It was not dive training.' Marihugh and Lewis both served in the U.S. Marine Corps before they enlisted in the Navy. 'We are all deeply saddened by Brett's passing and would ask for your thoughts, prayers and support for the Marihugh and Lewis family, NSW community, and our friends and teammates at this time,' said Capt. Pete Vasely, Commander, Naval Special Warfare Group TWO, said in a release. 'Both of these fierce warriors were admired and highly respected among everyone who knew them. We will continue to investigate what happened. We owe it to the families and our teammates.' Marihugh joined the Navy in 2006 after serving in the U.S. Marine Corps from 1999 to 2003. Marihugh was the recipient of multiple awards including the Bronze Star, Joint Service Achievement Medal, Combat Action Ribbon and the Navy/Marine Corps Commendation Medal with Combat V in support of the global war on terrorism, according to the release. Lewis enlisted in the United States Navy in December 2006 after having served in the U.S. Marine Corps from 2001-2005, according to his biography. Lewis made multiple deployments to Afghanistan and Iraq, where he earned the Bronze Star, Purple Heart, U.S. Navy/Marine Corps Commendation Medal with Valor, the U.S. Navy/Marine Corps Achievement Medal with Valor and other campaign and service medals. He is survived by his wife Kristy and their beloved dogs Baby, Kona and Lyla.

Summary: Special Warfare Operator 1st Class Brett Allen Marihugh, 34, of Livonia, Michigan, died Sunday after being found unresponsive Friday . The other SEAL, 32-year-old Special Warfare Operator 1st Class Seth Cody Lewis of Queens, New York, died on Friday .


Roberto Martinez will hold talks with Kevin Mirallas over his future at the end of the season as he stated his ambition to keep Aaron Lennon. Mirallas was one of Everton’s top performers in the first half of the campaign but his form has tailed off following a number of hamstring injuries and he has wanted by Tottenham during the January transfer window. It was mooted at one point that Mirallas and Lennon could be part of a swap deal but Lennon arrived at Goodison Park on loan and has made a big impression on his manager; it would cost £6million to make his signing permanent when the window re-opens. Roberto Martinez will hold talks with Kevin Mirallas and admits he wants to keep loanee Aaron Lenon . Mirallas has made no secret of his ambition to play in the Champions League and Martinez, whose side face Swansea on Saturday, will speak to him after the final game about what his intentions are moving forward. ‘Every player needs to be pleased and happy with that, so in the summer we'll sit down and assess what has been,’ said Martinez. ‘For that reason the next seven games are vital and will give you a much clearer picture of what you do in the summer. Belgian attacker Mirallas was one of Everton’s top performers in the first half of the campaign . ‘I know there have been a couple of times he's had quotes translated from interviews. I don't think anything he has said is disrespectful or out of the norm. The way I see it he's one of those players who loves playing football and he hasn't got any other motivation. ‘He still has a two year contract. If he were out of contract, I would be worried, but all I want is for him to be fully recovered.’ Mirallas has made no secret of his ambition to play in the Champions League . Lennon has caught the eye in recent weeks and Martinez wants him to maintain his impressive form all the way through until the end of May. ‘He’s been a really impressive footballer,’ said Martinez. ‘The way he’s engaged with the other players has been quite impressive. I think he’s brought know-how and experience but also that freshness of wanting to show what he can do. ‘The next seven games will be very important to see if he can carry on enjoying his football and then like any loan situation it’s a three way conversation that, first of all, the player needs to see that experience as a positive one and then we’ll see what the parent club wants to do. ‘But it’s not a decision we need to make now. The next seven games is an eternity in football.’ Lennon is all smiles as Everton train ahead of their weekend fixture against Swansea City . Lennon is challenged Victor Wanyama during the Premier League match between Everton and Southampton .

Summary: Roberto Martinez will hold end of season future talks with Kevin Mirallas . Mirallas has made no secret of his Champions League playing ambitions . Martinez also confirmed he wants to keep Aaron Lennon at Goodison Park . Lennon is currently on loan at Everton from rivals Tottenham Hotspur .


Nasa has unveiled a revolutionary type of wing that it says could save millions in air travel. The wing is able to morph itself like that of a bird to provide the same functionality as normal flaps, but with much less weight. It can also reportedly be used to increase fuel efficiency and even reduce noise on take-off and landing. Scroll down for videos . Nasa has been testing a flexible wing on a plane in California (shown). The wing can bend from -2 degrees up to 30 degrees. It means that regular flaps aren't needed - and it is much lighter. In this image, the technology is visible at the flat 'flap at the base of the wing . The latest test of the technology took place above Nasa’s Armstrong Flight Research Center in Edwards, California. Over the past six months, 22 research flights of the Adaptive Compliant Trailing Edge (ACTE) flight control surface has taken place. The project is a collaboration between Nasa, the Air Force Research Laboratory (AFRL) and FlexSys from Ann Arbor Michigan. The wing is able to ‘bend’ through angles from -2 degrees up to 30 degrees. Test pilots have described it as being ‘very smooth’, while it can also deal with hard banking manoeuvres and extreme temperatures. For all the flights so far, the wing has flown in a fixed position on a Gulfstream III jet between these two extremes, to ensure risk is minimal. But for future flights, the wings will be able to change angles while in the air. The breakthrough could also increase fuel efficiency up to 12 per cent, and reduce noise at take-off and landing up to 40 per cent. The wing is shown above bending through its two extremes. The project is a collaboration between Nasa, the Air Force Research Laboratory (AFRL) and FlexSys Inc from Ann Arbor Michigan. Credit: FlexSys . Figures suggest the breakthrough could increase fuel efficiency up to 12 per cent, and reduce noise at take-off and landing up to 40 per cent, compared to traditional wing flaps (one shown on a Boeing 737) A Transformer-style ‘flying car’ being developed by an Arizona company could soon spell the end of runways. The company’s vision is to build a vehicle with four rotors that allow it to take to the air anywhere like a helicopter - and then switch to fly like a normal plane. While this ‘SkyCruiser’ vehicle is still some way from development, the technology could soon become a reality in a functioning prototype dubbed the ‘SkyProwler’. The SkyProwler has four horizontal propellers that allow it to perform vertical take-offs and landings, and to hover in mid-air. ‘We are thrilled to have accomplished all of our flight test goals without encountering any significant technical issues,’ said AFRL Program Manager Pete Flick, from Wright-Patterson Air Force Base in Ohio. ‘These flights cap 17 years of technology maturation, beginning with AFRL’s initial Phase 1 SBIR contract with FlexSys, and the technology now is ready to dramatically improve aircraft efficiency for the Air Force and the commercial aviation

Summary: Nasa has been testing a flexible wing on a plane in California . The wing can bend from -2 degrees up to 30 degrees . Technology means that regular flaps aren't needed - and it is much lighter . It could increase fuel efficiency 12% and reduce noise 40% .


A motorist known as Mr X who spent five years trying to dodge a £60 speeding fine has been jailed for perjury and perverting the course of justice. The driver, who is named Ashley X after changing his surname by deed poll, was caught on camera driving his Honda sports car at 67mph on a 50mph section of the M11 in Essex in 2009. Instead of coughing up a fixed penalty fine, he initially ignored Essex Police's attempts to confirm who was driving the car before making up a series of stories to shift the blame, Essex Police said. The driver was caught on camera driving his Honda sports car at 67mph on a 50mph section of the M11 . Pc Roy Keyes, from the force's casualty reduction team, said: 'Ashley X was determined to avoid paying the £60 fine and having three penalty points on his licence. 'But for five years he tried to deny the offence and committed two serious offences which ultimately led to him being sent to prison.' X tried to fight the speeding charge in six different courts, concocting various stories including that his cousin was driving, faking a letter from that cousin purportedly confirming this and claiming this cousin had already paid the fine. After being found guilty of failing to provide a driver's details he challenged the verdict at Chelmsford Crown Court and the Court of Appeal but both claims were rejected. When police looked more closely at the case, they found the 'cousin' who X claimed had been driving, and discovered he was in fact a friend, who never owned the car and denied writing any letter admitting that he had been the driver. The driver tried to convince authorities that his cousin was driving the car at the time of the offence . X, from Ruislip, west London, finally admitted perjury and perverting the course of justice at Ipswich Crown Court on Thursday. Judge Martyn Levett sentenced X to nine months imprisonment. He was also ordered to pay costs of £1,200. Essex Police praised the Crown Prosecution Service for its perseverance in bringing the case against the 35-year-old motorist. Do you know Mr X? If so, please call Darren Boyle on (0203) 615 3247 or email darren.boyle@mailonline.co.uk .

Summary: Mr X was caught speeding along the M11 in Essex in 2009 in his Honda . The 35-year-old motorist denied that he was driving his car at the time . During the course of his legal battle, he changed his name to Ashley X . Mr X was jailed for nine months at Ipswich Crown Court for perjury .


Gary Neville believes Manchester United face their toughest test of the season when they visit Premier League leaders Chelsea on Saturday - but feels their current form means they can beat anyone. Louis van Gaal's side have beaten Tottenham, Liverpool and Manchester City in recent weeks to enhance their chances of finishing in the top four and changing what looked like a difficult first campaign for the Dutchman into a relatively successful one. After a memorable 4-2 win over local rivals and reigning champions City on Sunday, United face a stern examination at Stamford Bridge. Gary Neville believes Manchester United have a good chance of beating Chelsea with the form they're in . Neville knows United have played well in recent weeks but admits Van Gaal's system and squad will be pushed to the limit against a Chelsea side looking to move one step closer to the title. 'The tests have been Liverpool and City,' he told Press Association Sport. 'This is another test. They have proven themselves, but this is the best team in the country and to go to Stamford Bridge is the toughest test. Louis van Gaal's side have performed admirably this season and are all but guaranteed Champions League . 'The performances from United in the past month have been absolutely outstanding in any season. 'Forget the fact that in this season they are not going to win the league, in any season the level of performance they have shown in this last month has been of a hard standard.' After a stuttering start to his reign, Van Gaal has answered his critics by finding a formation that suits the players at his disposal and Neville reckons a top-four place is all but sewn up. United dispatched of Manchester City on Sunday as they extended their league lead over their rivals . 'We were always very fixed in our formation,' the England coach said of his time at Old Trafford. 'Louis van Gaal through necessity has had to change his formation to get different people in at different times. In the last four weeks he has settled into a 4-3-3. It has worked really well and the players looked comfortable in the system. 'He said at the start of the season that his team would get better, they always get better and he has stuck to his word. He said they would be in the Champions League and I think he will be correct.'

Summary: Gary Neville believes Manchester United can get a result at Chelsea . The Sky pundit thinks that Louis van Gaal's side are currently hard to beat . United travel to Stamford Bridge looking to close the gap on the leaders . CLICK HERE for all the latest Manchester United news .


A rare black flamingo amazed bird watchers when it was spotted feeding among a group of the traditionally pink birds in Cyprus. The migratory bird was spotted at a salt lake near the British RAF base at Akrotiri on the island's south coast close to the resort city of Limassol. Normally, the graceful birds have a pink hue caused by the levels of beto-Carotene in their diet. Scroll down for video . Ruffling feathers: The unusual black flamingo was spotted near the coastal city of Limassol on Cyprus by birdwatchers . Alexia Perdiou, the base's assistant environment officer, said it could be one-of-a-kind. 'Of course we are all very excited because we believe it could be the only flamingo of its kind in the world and very little is known about it,' she said. 'We are expecting a lot of visitors over the next few days.' A black flamingo was reportedly last spotted in Israel in 2014 and aside from its colour, it is no different to the hundreds of pink flamingos which flock to the salt lakes of Cyprus every spring. Experts believe a rare genetic irregularity known as "melanism" can generate more melanin than usual, turning a flamingo's feathers a dark colour. Migrating: The bird looked very healthy despite its unusual hue and is believed to be heading to Turkey to breed . Martin Hellicar of the conservation group BirdLife Cyprus said the black-coloured flamingo was not unique, though acknowledged they were uncommon in the Mediterranean. He said it was probably migrating to its breeding area in Turkey after spending the winter elsewhere. He added that the flamingo stopped on its journey in the salt lake to feed on brine shrimp.

Summary: Bird watchers photographed the rare bird near British RAF base at Akrotiri on the island's south coast . The last recorded sighting of a black flamingo was in Israel in 2014 . Dark colouring thought to be caused by genetic irregularity where it can generate more melanin than usual .


Researchers sketching out a 'wiring diagram' for rat brains have discovered its structure is organized like the Internet. They say the animal's cerebral cortex is 'like a mini-Internet'. The first comprehensive picture of how neurons connect to one another found local networks of neurons layered like the shells in a Russian nesting doll. The Internet has countless local area networks that then connect with larger, regional networks and ultimately with the backbone of the Internet. The brain operates in a similar way, the researchers found. 'The cerebral cortex is like a mini-Internet,' said Larry Swanson, professor at the USC Dornsife College of Letters, Arts and Sciences, and corresponding author of a paper on the discovery. 'The Internet has countless local area networks that then connect with larger, regional networks and ultimately with the backbone of the Internet. 'The brain operates in a similar way.' The study was published on April 6 in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences. For years, scientists looking for clues to brain function through its structure focused on what could be seen — the brain's lobes, grooves and folds. Two local networks — one governing vision and learning, and another tapped into bodily concerns like muscle and organ function — make up the inner shell of the rat's cerebral cortex. Two others — one governing smell, and another that assembles and makes sense of the information from the other three networks — make up the outer shell. This means that certain flows of information are genetically 'hardwired' into the brain, Swanson said. The discovery is the result of a massive, labor-intensive effort to organize 40 years' worth of data from peer-reviewed research articles detailing connections in rat brains. 'The data was already out there; it just needed to be compiled into a more useful format,' Swanson said. Lead author Mihail Bota of USC Dornsife created the database from more than 16,000 reports of connections, which he weighted both on the strength of the connection and the reliability of the methodology used to discover it. The process took more than 4,000 hours to complete, yielding a database that is free and available. Olaf Sporns of Indiana University subsequently performed a network analysis of the connections. A color-coded flat map of 1,923 rat cortical association macroconnections (RCAMs). The team used studies of rat brains because of the sheer volume of detailed information available. Swanson believes that the database can create an important link between human brain studies — which are largely done as non-invasive functional magnetic resonance imaging scans — and rat brain studies, which can be more in-depth. 'Having a wiring diagram for the brain will allow knowledge to flow both ways between human and animal studies,' Swanson said. 'This allows us to take theories from human brain scan studies and experimentally verify them in animals, and discoveries made in animal studies are likely to have an analogue in humans.' 'We're bridging the gap between our work in rat brains and the Stevens Institute's work with human brains,' Swanson said. 'If we can connect these two veins

Summary: Researchers say the cerebral cortex of rats is 'like a mini-Internet' Team planning to look at human brain in the same way .


A Mayfair mansion that was once the site of a milking parlour has gone on the market for £25million. The four-bedroom property in central London's Farm Street has all the trappings of modern luxury with an indoor swimming pool, gym, lift, cinema room and roof terrace. One hundred and fifty years ago however it was used to house cows for milking on one of London's busiest trading streets. Originally used as a milking parlour, it became a depot before being knocked down in the 19th Century. In 2011 developers took over the site and demolished the house to make way for the plush mansion which now sits in its place. At 8,139 square ft, it is on the market for £25million. A newly-built mansion that was constructed on the site of a former milking parlour in Mayfair has gone on the market for £25million . The house is decorated throughout with modern furnishings and plush carpets. Among its features is a private lift and guest cloakroom . A grand piano sits in the marbled hall on one of the floor's houses. A 14-piece dining table is also featured in the luxury dining room . An indoor swimming pool now takes the place of what once would have been a milking shed in the 18th and 19th Century . A cinema room is one of the many modern features in the property. It was built in 2011 after developers knocked down the original structure . Impressive artwork throughout the house adorns its walls. It is being sold for £25million by estate agents Wetherell and Knight Frank . An opulent 14-place dining table is found on the first floor of the luxury property which also has its own lift . London's milking parlours date back to Tudor times, with Farm Street serving as hub of agricultural trade for years. Cows were brought there from the grazing areas of Peckham, Holland Park and Hampstead heath and sold to local butchers. Alongside the parlours was an abattoir and pub, the Punch Bowl, which remains. Guy Ritchie and Madonna bought the pub while they were married and it quickly became a celebrity favourite. Mr Ritchie sold it in 2013 to the Alexander Langlands Pearse. Inside the modern mansion are four bedrooms including a master suite which occupies the entire second floor. The lower ground floors feature a swimming pool complex with mosaic-lined pool, steam room, gym, shower and changing facilities, kitchenette, guest cloakroom and media room. It also has a private lift, marble flooring, a sweeping spiral staircase and a dining room which can seat 14. Speaking of the property, Peter Wetherell, chief executive of Wetherell, said: 'This recently built house is an outstanding example of contemporary living in historic Mayfair at its very best. 'As the location of Mayfair’s dairy, the interesting and unusual history allowed for the construction of a house on a commercial depot site, without the usual restrictions of historic listing controls. 'The result is an open flowing family house providing spacious rooms and generous ceiling heights rarely found in historic Mayfair.' The

Summary: The former milking parlour on Mayfair's Farm Street has four bedrooms, an indoor swimming pool and roof terrace . It was once the site of a dairy where farmers housed cows for milking on the busy central London market street . The original property was knocked down and replaced with the plush, modern mansion four years ago .


Meet Byron Schlenker and his teenage daughter who BOTH hold records for having the world's widest tongue. Byron's buds measure a whopping 8.6cm across - the same width as a beer mat and 2cm wider than an iPhone 6. His daughter Emily, 14, is not far behind at 7.3cm and hold's the record for the widest female tongue while her father has the men's crown. Scroll down for video . Emily and Byron Schlenker are the world record holders for having the widest female and male toungues . The father and daughter have been recognised by Guinness World Records and have tongues a whopping 8.6cm and 7.3cm wide respectively . Byron only found out he was a world-beater when he picked up a Guinness World Records book at the library while helping his daughter with a school project . A young Byron aged 10 before he, and his tongue, grew into record breakers . Byron, 47, only discovered his tongue was the widest in the world when he picked up a copy of the Guinness Book of World Records while helping Emily with a school project at the library. After measuring his tongue, he found it was nearly a centimetre wider than the then record holder's. Since his tongue was officially dubbed the world's widest he has become something of a celebrity in his hometown of Syracuse, New York. The project manager said: 'The book goes all over the world and it's neat to see people's responses on Facebook and things like that.' His daughter added: 'I didn't want anything to do with it at first but we measured my tongue and found out that it was wider [than the then record holder's].' Byron's wife Vicki says her friends 'make jokes about Byron's tongue and our love life', but she won't be drawn on the insinuations. She said: 'We try to keep it clean. We are a wholesome family with three young ladies in the house so we just kind of laugh it off.' Byron with wife Vicki and daughter Emily. The teenager said: 'I didn't want anything to do with it at first but we measured my tongue and found out that it was [the world's widest]' Vicki measuring her husband's tongue. Her friends 'make jokes about Byron's tongue and our love life' The whole family Schlenker at home in Syracuse, celebrating record breakers Byron and Emily. Left to right: Andie, Emily, Byron, Vicki and Cindy .

Summary: Byron Schlenker and daughter Emily, 14, are both world record holders . 47-year-old from Syracuse, New York, has tongue wider than an iPhone 6 . Is now a celebrity in hometown since winning Guinness World Record crown .


Zara Phillips saw her hopes of success at the Rolex Kentucky three-day event disappear in frustrating fashion on Friday. Phillips had travelled to the United States with her London 2012 and 2014 World Equestrian Games Great Britain team silver medal-winning ride High Kingdom. But Phillips, The Queen's granddaughter, withdrew before her scheduled dressage test at Kentucky Horse Park. Zara Phillips has had to pull out of the Kentucky three-day event after High Kingdom suffered an injury . Phillips won silver in the team Equestrian section of the Eventing at London 2012 on board High Kingdom . The horse was being tacked up in his stable ahead of its early evening test, UK time, when he kicked out and suffered a cut leg. High Kingdom was then taken to the dressage warm-up area, but the decision was taken to withdraw him in the horse's best interests. Kentucky is the first of this year's major competitions and Phillips had aimed high with High Kingdom there, although the horse is also entered for the Mitsubishi Motors Badminton Horse Trials, which begin on May 7. Phillips, 33, was due to make her debut in the Kentucky competition, which is one of six global four-star events along with Badminton, Burghley, Luhmuhlen in Germany, Pau and Adelaide. PHillips, The Queen's granddaughter, was due to make her Kentucky debut, but will now miss out . Great Britain eventing team boss Yogi Breisner, who is in Kentucky, has not ruled out the possibility of High Kingdom featuring at Badminton, depending on how the horse recovers and following a long flight home. "High Kingdom unfortunately had a kick in the stables and cut himself, which led to him being withdrawn," he told Press Association Sport. "He is still entered at Badminton, so we will see how he is when he gets back to the UK."

Summary: The Queen's granddaughter had been set to make her Kentucky debut . But High Kingdom suffered injury in stables and had to withdraw . Zara Phillips still hopeful the horse can competed at Badminton .