A mother whose twins were born so early they spent their first two months in intensive care has revealed she almost lost her son Mason a second time after he contracted an extremely rare virus. Lauren Perry, 25, had her waters break just 23 weeks into her pregnancy, and doctors feared the worst. Her twins Mason and Chloe were delivered early via an emergency caesarean at 30 weeks. Lauren Perry's (right) son, Mason (pictured with sister Chloe and dad Mitch Window), contracted a flesh-eating disease . But the parents' fears for the lives of their newborns did not end there. Eight months later when Mason was admitted to hospital to have his colostomy removed he nearly lost his life to a dangerous flesh-eating virus. It perforated his bowel and ate tissue from his chest cavity. 'He had his colostomy when he was one-day-old so we had to wait until he was much older and bigger to have it removed,' Ms Perry told Daily Mail Australia. She was forced to deliver her twins via caesarean 10 weeks early after he water broke at 30 weeks . Eight months later when Mason was admitted to hospital to have his colostomy removed he nearly lost his life to a dangerous flesh-eating virus . After the surgery, Mason (pictured with his parents) - who was eight months at the time - started going down hill pretty quickly . About a month ago, Mason - who was eight months old - was admitted to Lady Cilento Children's Hospital in Brisbane to have his colostomy removed, in what his mother described as a 'pretty routine operation'. After the surgery, the young boy went into recovery, but started to go downhill quickly. 'We were holding him and over a few hours he became really hot and had a fever,' Ms Perry revealed. 'His vital signs were dropping and he was having trouble breathing.' 'His stomach just tripled in size and had this red purple rash all over him, and as a mum you just know when something's not right.' Fortunately, Mason recovered from the virus. Here he is seen with his scar after having his colostomy removed . Ms Perry said her son's vital signs started dropping and he was having trouble breathing after the surgery . The infection had eaten all the tissue in Mason's chest and abdomen, leaving him fighting for his life . When the doctor who performed Mason's initial surgery came to check on the infant, he immediately rushed the baby back into theatre for an emergency procedure. 'It was a bug that pretty much just ate all the tissue in his chest and abdomen,' the twins' mother said. 'They said if we'd waited another hour or two he would have definitely died, it attacks so quickly,' Ms Perry added. Mason had contracted necrotising fasciitis, a serious rapidly spreading infection that results in death of tissue. 'It can be fatal if symptoms go undetected - approximately 25 per cent of patients with necrotising fasciitis and more than 30 per cent with streptococcal toxic shock syndrome

Summary: Lauren Perry, 25, gave birth to her twins 10 weeks early at just 30 weeks . Mason and Chloe were in intensive care for two months after their birth . Ms Perry's son had a colostomy bag put in when he was just one day old . When Mason later underwent surgery to have it taken out he got sick . Newborn had contracted a flesh-eating virus which almost claimed his life . Parents would have lost him if he had been left untreated for another hour .


At first glance, the rest of our solar system seems to be a pretty barren place - pockmarked worlds with dry surfaces are abundant, and only one - Earth - has visible water. But by peering beneath the surfaces of other worlds, scientists are quickly realising that water may actually be much more commonplace than thought. Nine other worlds in total are now suspected to have some form of subsurface ocean containing far more water than is on Earth - and some may even contain life, according to Nasa. Nasa has released an infographic explaining which worlds in the solar system are thought to have oceans under their surface, such as Ceres, seen here. The distance from the sun is given in AU, which stands for Astronomical Unit - and one AU is the distance from Earth to the sun . The agency released an infographic detailing the various worlds of our solar system suspected to have subsurface oceans. It followed claims by Dr Ellen Stofan, chief scientist for the agency, that we could find life in the next ten or 20 years. ‘Nasa science activities have provided a wave of amazing findings related to water in recent years that inspire us to continue investigating our origins and the fascinating possibilities for other worlds, and life, in the universe,’ she said. ‘In our lifetime, we may very well finally answer whether we are alone in the solar system and beyond.’ There at least 200 billion Earth-like planets in our galaxy - and now Nasa officials claim we could be on the verge of finding life on one of them. During a talk in Washington this week, the space agency announced that humanity is likely to encounter extra-terrestrials within a decade. 'I believe we are going to have strong indications of life beyond Earth in the next decade and definitive evidence in the next 10 to 20 years,' said Dr Ellen Stofan, chief scientist for Nasa. 'We know where to look, we know how to look, and in most cases we have the technology.' Dr Jeffrey Newmark, interim director of heliophysics at the agency, added: 'It's definitely not an if, it's a when.' 'We are not talking about little green men,' Dr Stofan said. 'We are talking about little microbes.' Water is important because life, as we know it, needs it to survive. Some may say that there could be other forms of life that don’t need water - but as we don’t know of any yet, it makes sense to look for wet environments to discover if we are alone or not. ‘As Nasa missions explore our solar system and search for new worlds, they are finding water in surprising places,’ the agency said in a statement. ‘Water is but one piece of our search for habitable planets and life beyond Earth, yet it links many seemingly unrelated worlds in surprising ways.’ The chemical elements in water, hydrogen and oxygen, are some of the most abundant elements in the universe. The signature of water can be seen in the giant molecular clouds

Summary: Nasa scientists in California say our solar system is full of water . Moons of Jupiter and Saturn are thought to have oceans underground . Dwarf planets like Ceres and Pluto may also have similar reservoirs . Water is important for the search for life - as life as we know it needs it .


It's a charged scene. A woman wearing just a bra and a flared mini skirt sashays across a room, where a smartly dressed man awaits. It could be an outtake from a film noir movie of yesteryear or even a discarded scene from the hit recent film Fifty Shades of Grey. In fact, it's an advert from cosmetics giant Revlon for their latest lipstick. The stylish ad is filmed entirely in black and white, with just a slick of pink visible on the woman's lips. Scroll down for video . Revlon's latest lipstick advert looks suspiciously familiar... It's shot in black and white, the only colour being the pop of pink on the woman's lips . The video, titled Love Is On, was created by agency George Patts Y&R for the cosmetics company as part of a major rebrand. Revlon UK's new global tag line, Love Is On, is the label's first major relaunch in more than a decade. The move is said to signal it's intention to inspire love and connect with people around the world on an emotional level. A spokesperson says: 'The idea for Love Is On grew from our quest to find a universally inspiring emotion. Love is by far and away the most powerful and most positive... Truly, L-O-V-E is at the heart of the word REVLON. And O-N (at the end of REVLON) is about being open or "on".' The stylish video features an appropriately jazz-heavy soundtrack. We see the woman - taking on the role of seductress - pushing the man back onto the couch as he laughs, entranced; the couple then dance around. The woman indulges in an impromptu selfie session with an old Polaroid camera and seductively emerges with the prints. She flicks them to the man, who's only too delighted to receive them. It's a collection of photos of her lips, painted in various colours of lippie. Later the woman climbs onto the coffee table in platform heels and almost straddles the man, slowly removing his lie and using it to loosely blindfold him. She takes some Polaroids of herself and seductively emerges from behind a room divider, presenting them . She then whispers something incomprehensible in his ear through lipsticked lips, and leaves. The man removes the blindfold and laughs to find she's drawn a heart in the mirror and left a lipstick kiss within it. Crackling with romance and play, the pair's private encounter is bound to get you all hot and bothered. We see her apply lipstick several times throughout the clip . She wears just a bra and flared mini skirt, while her love interest is clad in shirt and tie . The woman later pushes him back onto the couch and removes his tie . She gently ties it around his eyes creating a blindfold . Crackling with romance and play, the pair's private encounter is bound to get you all hot and bothered . The woman whispers something incomprehensible in his ear through lipsticked lips, and leaves . The man removes the blindfold and laughs to

Summary: Revlon's new lipstick advert resembles a scene from 50 Shades of Grey . Partially dressed woman undresses man and blindfolds him . Film noir-style ad 'Love Is On' was created by agency George Patts Y&R .


Lewis Hamilton and Jenson Button have been taking advantage of the current Formula One break in different ways this week. While world champion Hamilton appeared to be taking things easy at home, Button has been put through his paces as he prepares for Sunday's London Marathon. After winning the Bahrain Grand Prix on Sunday, 30-year-old Mercedes driver Hamilton took to the water and enjoyed a jet surf session on Tuesday evening. Lewis Hamilton took to the water and enjoyed a jet surf session after winning the Bahrain Grand Prix . Hamilton celebrates winning the Bahrain Grand Prix ahead of Mercedes team-mate Nico Rosberg (right) Sharing an image of himself on the water via Twitter on Tuesday, Hamilton said: 'Perfect day to be on the water!! Love being home, but the waters still FREEZING!! #JetSurf' Meanwhile, Button, who drives for McLaren, has been training for the Marathon with his wife Jessica Michibata. Posting a selfie of the pair to Instagram on Tuesday, Button said: 'London Marathon training with the missus in Hyde Park. #SunnyLondon'. The 35-year-old also shared an image of the running gear he'll wear on Sunday and said: 'Thanks @ASICSeurope for the bag of goodies for the London Marathon this weekend. #NervousExcitement #geldsracer #thejourneyisthereward' Back in Januray Button revealed he will be running for Cancer Research UK and said on his Facebook page: 'Team JB are running the London Marathon for a great cause... Gonna try and beat my previous time of 2hr58 too'. Former team-mates Hamilton and Button have thee weeks off ahead of the Spanish Grand Prix. Jenson Button is training for the London Marathon and went for a run with his wife in Hyde Park on Tuesday . The 35-year-old thanked Asics for the 'goodies' they had sent him ahead of the race in the capital on Sunday .

Summary: Lewis Hamilton enjoyed a jet surf session having won the Bahrain GP . The 30-year-old shared an image of himself on the water on Tuesday . Jenson Button has been training for Sunday's London Marathon . The 35-year-old shared an image of himself training in Hyde Park .


A senior high school teacher from Anshun city has been dubbed the 'luckiest wife in China' after her soldier husband cooked her enough food to last for a year before he returned to service. The woman, named only as Ms Zhao, lives in a house bursting with frozen dishes and snacks. Husband Yin Yunfeng spent the last week of his annual holiday making all sorts of stir-fried dishes as well as about 1,000 dumplings as a way to show his love to his wife, according to thePeople's Daily Online. Treasure chest: Ms Zhao has enough food to last for a year prepared by her husband . Feast: The husband, Yin Yunfeng, spent a week cooking all sorts of stir-fried dishes . All-you-can-eat: He also made about 1,000 dumplings before returning to his regiment in Tibet . The devoted husband is worried that his wife would be eating instant noodles all the time so he cooked different types of dishes and put them into small foam containers to be frozen. Ms Shao said she is extremely busy with work and only has fresh meals when her husband is home. But now all she needs to do is to reheat the food in the microwave. Mr Yin is stationed in a regiment in Tibet and only gets to go home - which is some 2,700 kilometres away in southern China - once a year. 'Although I mentally prepared myself for this life when I married him, I had no idea it would be so tough,' sais Ms Zhao. 'At the end of every holiday I would be devastated and would cry all day but I will continue to support him in his career and look after this family.' She added: 'The food he prepared is enough for me for one year and every time I think of this my heart is warm.' In addition to meals, Mr Yin has also bought a large amount of snacks and hid them in different corners of the house as daily surprises to his wife. Well-arranged: The husband also separated all dishes into small foam containers to be frozen . Secret: Mr Yin has also bought a large amount of snacks and hid them in different corners of the house . Note of love: Yin left his wife a note saying he hoped he would be home when she finishes the food and snacks . Every day, he texts her the clues to find these snacks. 'Today you have been studying very hard and I have a reward for you. Behind the sofa on the right there is a gap and I have left you a packet of raisins,' reads one of the messages. The snacks include chips, pumpkin seeds, chewing gum, biscuits, beef jerky and instant noodles. Yin said he hoped he would be home by the time his wife finishes the food and snacks.

Summary: Yin Yunfeng spent a week before returning to Tibet cooking food . The soldier filled the fridge with stir-fried dishes and 1,000 dumplings . A variety of snacks have also been hidden in the house as daily surprises . Yin is stationed far from home and only gets to see his wife once a year . The wife, named only as Ms Zhao, has been branded 'luckiest wife' in China .


Former Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson revealed why he rates Cristiano Ronaldo above Lionel Messi while speaking to John Parrott over a frame of snooker. The most successful manager in the history of British football spoke to Parrott and presenter Hazel Irvine as part of the BBC's coverage of the World Championship at the Crucible. Ferguson admitted that he is always asked 'who is the greatest player in the world?' before explaining why he would choose his former United player over Barcelona's talisman. Former Manchester United amanger Sir Alex Ferguson (left) speaks with John Parrott over a frame of snooker . The 73-year-old was in high spirits as he talked football and snooker with the 1991 world champion . Parrott lines up a shot under the gaze of fellow presenter Hazel Irvine (right) Ferguson believes Cristiano Ronaldo is better than Lionel Messi as he could score for any team . 'Many people quite rightly say Messi and you cant dispute that opinion,' he told the 1991 World Snooker Champion. 'Ronaldo could play for Millwall, QPR, Doncaster Rovers, anyone, and score a hat-trick. I'm not sure Messi could do that. 'Ronaldo's got two feet, he's quick, great in the air and brave. 'I think Messi is a Barcelona player,' he added. The former United boss has always held a close relationship with the Real Madrid superstar following their six-year spell together at Old Trafford, and Ferguson rates the Portuguese alongside Ryan Giggs and Paul Scholes as the best players he has managed. Ferguson has always been close to the Portuguese since their time together at Old Trafford . The 73-year-old has been a keen snooker fan since he was a young boy and watches the World Championships every year as well as collecting snooker memorabilia. Ferguson arrived to play his frame with a cue gifted to him by Ken Doherty after his 'first retirement' from football in 2001 - and the Scotsman also has the set of balls used by friend Dennis Taylor to dramatically win the 1985 World Championships. The 73-year-old revealed how he 'battered' Paul Ince at snooker before his former player blamed his wife . Although Ferguson struggled to impress against Parrott, he did reveal upsetting Paul Ince by beating the self-proclaimed 'Guv'nor' three times in succession, including a final match at his house in the company of Ince's wife Claire. 'I battered him... he blamed his wife,' said Ferguson. When asked what he misses most from the game, after retiring as Manchester United manager in 2013 after almost 27 years at the club, Ferguson said: 'The camaraderie, humour, mickey taking and winning - we're all here to win.'

Summary: Sir Alex Ferguson met up with John Parrott for a frame of snooker as part of coverage of World Championships . Former Manchester United manager explained why he rates Real madrid superstar Cristiano Ronaldo above Barcelona talisman Lionel Messi . Fergie also reveals how he 'battered' former player Paul Ince at snooker .


Take it away: Raymond Allen, who opened the first KFC franchise, said he thinks the restaurant is 'dreadful' and won't eat there again . The businessman who brought KFC to the UK but has only ever eaten it once, says he will not go again and branded the fast-food chain 'dreadful.' Raymond Allen - who is only a handful of people in the world to know its secret recipe - opened the first franchise in Preston, Lancashire, in 1965. He had become a personal friend of Harland 'the Colonel' Sanders after meeting during a conference in Chicago 50 years ago. Mr Allen still has a personal hand-written copy of the recipe which is believed to be made up of 11 herbs and spices - and is a closely guarded secret by the firm. But the 87-year-old, from Jersey in the Channel islands, said the company has strayed so far from its original concept it's been 'ruined' and would never set foot in one again. He said: 'We have got one where I now live, but I would not go in there. I don't use it and I think it is dreadful. The company has ruined the product. 'Instead of staying with one good thing that was sellable, they have tried to compete with the other fast food units. They should have just stuck with the chicken.' His wife Shirley, 84, said: 'We tried KFC only once about a year ago. 'We had the traditional original chicken but there were so many different products it was difficult to know what to order. I don't think we will go back.' After the chance meeting in Chicago, Mr Allen helped Sanders establish the UK side of his empire while he was still a small-time restaurant owner in Louisville, Kentucky. He also gave him valuable advice on the legal side of the business including patents and was paid to seek out suitable locations for other branches across the world. He said: 'The Colonel was a very kind man, who was very forthright. 'But at the time we met he was a small-time Southern State restaurant owner, and I knew a lot about patents or registered trademarks. 'We had heard about him before the meeting. But when we first met him, he had only one franchisee in America who sold the chicken as a menu item in his restaurant. 'We were in the fast food business and thought it would be the ideal product to sell in a takeaway. 'We had several Wimpy bars so decided to convert them into KFC. That is what we did with the first one in Preston.' Mr Allen said he has a personal hand-written copy of the secret recipe for the unique taste of KFC chicken which is believed to be made up of 11 herbs and spices. He said: 'It is a lengthy recipe. I think there are 11 herbs and spices but I can't remember it off the top of my head so I couldn't tell you even if I wanted to. 'Dreadful': A KFC restaurant like the first

Summary: Raymond Allen has hand-written copy of the Colonel's secret recipe . Established UK franchise of restaurant in Preston, Lancashire, in 1965 . 87-year-old said company had strayed and should have 'stuck to chicken' Personal friend of 'the Colonel' Sanders who was 'kind' but 'forthright'


The publisher of Guitar Hero is readying a comeback tour. Activision Blizzard has announced plans to resurrect the popular video game franchise later this year. Called Guitar Hero Live, the revamped game features a redesigned guitar, live-action actors and an online music video network. Scroll down for video . Guitar Hero Live features a redesigned guitar and online music video network. It will cast players as an up-and-coming guitarist in a fictitious band, and instead of playing along with computer-generated characters, players will see a first-person view of their band and audiences portrayed by human actors (shown) The game will cast players as an up-and-coming guitarist in a fictitious band. Instead of playing along with computer-generated characters, wannabe rockers will see a first-person view of their band mates and audiences portrayed by human actors. During its prime in 2009 the Guitar Hero series topped $2 billion (£1.3 billion) in sales but Activision abandoned the franchise in 2011 after sales dipped. The Guitar Hero revival follows last month's tease that Rock Band developer Harmonix is bringing back its own performance series. During its prime in 2009 the Guitar Hero series topped $2 billion (£1.3 billion) in sales but Activision abandoned the franchise in 2011 after sales dipped. Guitar Hero Live (redesigned guitar pictured) will be released in the autumn for the PlayStation 4, Xbox One, PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, Wii U and mobiles . Activision hosted an event in New York last night to announce the plans, with Fall Out Boy bassist Peter Wentz and singer Vanessa Hudgens. Guitar Hero Live is a revamped version of the popular music franchise Guitar Hero. It features a redesigned guitar and online music video network. It will cast players as an up-and-coming guitarist in a fictitious band, and instead of playing along with computer-generated characters, players will see a first-person view of their band and audiences portrayed by human actors. Guitar Hero Live will be released in the autumn for the PlayStation 4, Xbox One, PlayStation 3, Xbox 360 and Wii U. The full game will also be available on 'select mobile devices' and the firm said more details would be announced soon. It will feature tracks from Fall Out Boy, My Chemical Romance, The Killers, Pierce The Veil, Skrillex, Blitz Kids, The War On Drugs and Green Day. Guitar Hero Live will be released in the autumn for the PlayStation 4, Xbox One, PlayStation 3, Xbox 360 and Wii U. The full game will also be available on 'select mobile devices' and the firm said more details will be announced soon. Guitar Hero Live will feature tracks from Fall Out Boy, My Chemical Romance, The Killers, Pierce The Veil, Skrillex, Blitz Kids, The War On Drugs and Green Day. Fans in the US and Canada can pre-order the game, which also comes with the redesigned guitar, via Activision's site for $99. The game is expected to launch internationally, although details about pre-orders and a release date haven't been announced. Meanwhile, Guitar Hero TV will be a 'continuous broadcast of music videos where you and your

Summary: Activision Blizzard has announced plans to resurrect the popular game . Guitar Hero Live features a redesigned guitar and live-action actors . Firm will also launch Guitar Hero Live TV - an online music video network . Game and guitar can be pre-ordered in the US and Canada for $99 .


If you open your suitcase after leaving the airport with damaged goods inside, this might be the reason why. An airport luggage conveyor belt has a novel way of separating bags into the correct queues - but it's a somewhat cut and thrust job. As the suitcases whizz round on the belt, out of nowhere a mechanical arm slams into the bags and and thrusts them onto a lower track. The red and black luggage moves along the conveyor after being taken from the plane . Suddenly the mechanical arm springs into action giving the luggage some brute force . And with a sharp movement, the red and black case is passed down onto a lower conveyor belt . The mechanism appears to work on a sensor system, ensuring it strikes out at the centre of the luggage so as to not spin it, but what might shock is the force of the action. It is not known where this video was taken, although it is believed to be an international airport. However baggage pushers like this are used at airports all over the world, with Dutch company Vanderlande market leaders in the machinery. Their 'Parallel Pusher,' similar to the one in this video, is a widely used horizontal divert pusher that sorts single bags to one destination only. When the pusher is activated, a pusher plate operates at 90 degrees to the transport direction and pushes the bag into a destination or onto a connection conveyor. This suitcase is set for a ride on a different conveyor in a matter of seconds . The arm extends out to separate the luggage in the hope it arrives with its owner . The video, after being uploaded to YouTube, has been met with mixed responses. User Stephanie O wrote: 'This is the real reason why your baggage is destroyed at the airport', while Sarah Cartwright added: 'Vicious airport baggage packer.' DMTRYP says what most people would think on viewing the video, writing: 'Hope none of the souvenirs were made out of glass or ceramics.'

Summary: Machines are used around the world for sorting luggage onto conveyors . Video shows swift and powerful mechanical arm separating suitcases . Similar to the 'Parallel Pusher' developed by leading Dutch company .


Salford half-back Rangi Chase faces the threat of a four to eight-match ban after he was charged with making a Grade E dangerous throw on Good Friday. The Red Devils went on to beat Huddersfield 18-12 to continue their recent good form, but they could now be without their mercurial stand-off for a lengthy period. The Rugby Football League's match-review panel viewed Chase's tackle on Brett Ferres in the 15th minute of the match at the John Smith's Stadium as dangerous and he has been asked to appear before an independent disciplinary tribunal on Wednesday evening. Salford's Rangi Chase could face a ban of up to eight matches following a dangerous tackle . Chase will be joined at Red Hall by Salford team-mate Weller Hauraki, Widnes' Danny Tickle and Hull KR prop Mitch Allgood, who face Grade C, B and A charges respectively. Four other players - Widnes hooker Lloyd White, Warrington prop Anthony England, Hull KR back-rower Maurice Blair and Hull FC utility back Jordan Rankin - were also charged for offences in round eight and have until 11am on Wednesday to submit early-guilty pleas. All eight players are available to play for their clubs on Easter Monday.

Summary: Chase faces prospect of 4-8 match ban after Grade E 'dangerous throw' Tackle happened during Salford's 18-12 win at Huddersfield . RFL's match review panel viewed tackle on Ferres as dangerous .


Birmingham Airport could soon be known as 'Shakespeare's Airport' in the U.S. in order to attract more visitors, tourism chiefs have announced. The concept was put forward after proving a success in attracting more people from China, but there are concerns that not enough Americans will know of the famous playwright. The airport could also be called 'Birmingham London' as the HS2 rail link will make the hub just 38 minutes from the centre of the capital - only ten minutes further away than Terminal 5 at Heathrow. Birmingham Airport could be rebranded 'Shakespeare's Airport' in the U.S. to attract more tourists, but there are concerns that not enough Americans will know who the playwright is . Chief executive Paul Kehoe said: 'The reason we used Shakespeare for the Chinese is there is a lot of interest there. 'When the Chinese Premier came here, he wanted to see the RSC and he said to us through an interpreter that Shakespeare was very big in China and we should make the most of it. 'We are still debating it. Personally, I think Shakespeare is still right for America. 'The average person in Chattanooga may not enjoy much Shakespeare but the sophisticates on the east and west coast do.' A similar rebranding in China has attracted thousands of tourists to Birmingham by advertising its proximity to Shakespeare's place of birth . Birmingham Airport announced in March it would be re-branding in China as it revealed a run of flights to Beijing. Hainan Airlines is to operate two flights a week between July 3 and August 28, expected to pave the way for a regular service. The flights are set to carry almost 4,000 Chinese tourists to the UK and follow a trial last year saw three flights between the cities. Mr Kehoe said there was competition in the Far East for the flights and was hopeful it could lead to scheduled operations directly from the city to China. Meanwhile, he said hopes of using Shakespeare to promote the region in the US were long-held. He adde: 'People tell me nobody has heard of Shakespeare in America but I don't believe that. 'When I started in 2008, I said "How do we get to the chocolate-eating, 4x4 driving Shakespeare-loving people of Idaho?" 'We have Cadbury, Shakespeare and Land Rover here, so there is no shortage of options.' Meanwhile, Mr Kehoe said the HS2 station near the airport would be so convenient for the capital it would rival the likes of Heathrow, Gatwick and Stansted. He said this could raise questions over whether 'London' should be added to the airport's name. Mr Kehoe accepted the capital was always going to be a major draw for tourists but added: 'The day HS2 opens, this airport effectively moves 70 miles closer to London. 'My successor will have to ask themselves: "What do we call this airport now?" We will only be 10 minutes further than terminal five. Does that make it a London airport?'

Summary: Airport bosses say re-branding in China has already brought more tourists . If HS2 is built the hub could also be renamed 'Birmingham London Airport' London would be 38 minutes away, ten minutes further than Heathrow .


Cristiano Ronaldo returned to top form last weekend with five goals against Granada, and he is now urging his supporters to get themselves into shape. The Real Madrid forward has not been at his best this year, but turned things around with a stunning display on Sunday, during Real Madrid's 9-1 win. And the Portuguese star, and World Player of the Year, took to Twitter to share his celebrations with his many followers, posing with a bike and encouraging them to start riding. Cristiano Ronaldo scored five goals as Real Madrid thrashed Granada 9-1 on Sunday afternoon . Ronaldo is one of the fittest athletes in the world, and tweeted for his many fans to join him in using excercise as a way of feeling better. 'Exercise all you can!' he wrote on Twitter. 'It's good for your body and your mind!' The Portuguese superstar was simply irresistible as Real ran riot at the Bernabeu .

Summary: Cristiano Ronaldo scored five times in Real Madrid's 9-1 win over Granada . Ronaldo posts picture with a bike on Twitter . Real Madrid star tells followers 'Exercise all you can!' READ: Which clubs have suffered most at the hands of the Ronaldo? CLICK HERE for all the latest Real Madrid news .


She may not look it, but this 72-year-old is a master con artist. Cathryn Parker has lived under at least 74 aliases in Los Angeles, mainly those of Hollywood production workers. But after 15 blissful years skipping over legal hurdles, it all came to a grinding halt when she was stopped for a traffic violation. Police started to investigate Parker after realizing she gave the traffic officers a false name. Tracking down her house, they found she was leasing under another false name. The case quickly unraveled into one of the biggest cases of identity theft the state has ever seen. Master con? Cathryn Parker, 72, has been living as 74 different people, mainly Hollywood production staffers . 'I've been a cop for 20 years... and this is the first case where I've had this many aliases,' LAPD's Detective Danny Gore told the LA Times. He predicted Parker would have continued to operate under the various identities for the rest of her life. 'It's like a way of life. I don't know that there was an end,' he remarked. 'You have to be dedicated.' Efforts to find a phone number for Parker were unsuccessful. It wasn't immediately known if she has an attorney. As of Friday, Parker was in federal custody in Northern California, where she was wanted for probation violations. She was convicted in 2000 for federal mail fraud in Hawaii after she used the Jenny Craig Corp's corporate travel account to purchase plane tickets and then sold the tickets privately for $500 apiece. Parker has repeatedly violated the terms of her release since then and was wanted by the U.S. Marshals, according to records. According to police, she also paid utilities under false names and acquired credit cards with other people's financial information. After she serves time in Northern California, she'll be sent down to Los Angeles County to answer for the alleged identity thefts, Deputy U.S. Marshal Laura Vega said. Until that time, investigators are looking for more victims. Though the current victims only date back to 2012, Gore said he believes there could be incidents going back to 2010. Sorry we are not currently accepting comments on this article.

Summary: Cathryn Parker, 72, gave a false name at a traffic stop in LA last month . Police realized she was also leasing her home with another name . Case unraveled to be one of the worst cases of identity theft in the state . Most of her identities are stolen from Hollywood production staffers . Anyone with information regarding the case is asked to contact the LAPD on 661 940-3851 .


An eight-year-old boy has died a day after his family's car hurtled off the road and into a Los Angeles harbor. His 13-year-old brother, identified as Abdelkrim Elmezayen, was pulled dead from the water at the scene shortly after 6pm on Thursday. Their parents are in a stable condition in the hospital. Firefighters rushed to the port in San Pedro when passers-by heard cries for help. The family of four had been driving out of a parking lot on Berth 73 when the vehicle, driven by the boys' father, veered off the edge of the harbor. Scroll down for video . Two dead: Both children who fell into the LA Harbor has died and their parents are recovering in hospital . Hero: Firefighter Miguel Meza (left) who dove into the water in San Pedro after a car carrying a family of four plunged into the water has been hailed a hero on the Facebook page of City Councilman Joe Buscaino (right) It landed upside down in the 30-foot water. Two adults were found swimming in the water when rescuers arrived, he said. Witnesses told NBC the car appeared to speed up as it neared the edge. Divers found the two boys inside the car. They had no pulses and weren't breathing when divers brought them up, and resuscitation efforts began immediately, Humphrey said. The adults were described as being in fair condition but 'clearly emotionally distraught,' Humphrey said. Firefighter Miguel Meza who dove into the water in San Pedro after a car carrying a family of four plunged into the water has been hailed a hero on the Facebook page of Los Angeles City Councilman Joe Buscaino. 'Firefighter Miguel Meza jumped into the water at Berth 73 tonight in San Pedro after a car with a family of four drove into the water. This man is a true hero in the City of Angels and I am so proud of him!' he said. Sucessful search: Divers emerge from the water as debris believed to be from the car floats to the surface where a car went off the berth and into the water . Divers working in murky water searched the car and even opened the trunk, but they found no one else in it, Humphrey said. The cause of the accident was under investigation. 'We don't know at this time whether it was an accident or an intentional event,' he said. Nearly 100 firefighters, divers and helicopter and boat crews went to the scene, Humphrey said. ABC reports that the event that led up the incident remain unknown. Witnesses told police that they heard screeching tires before the car made the plunge.

Summary: A car plunged off a road into Los Angeles harbor on Thursday, and two children pulled from the submerged vehicle were hospitalized . The adults were described as being in fair condition but 'clearly emotionally distraught' Witnesses said the car appeared to speed up as it neared the edge . Firefighter Miguel Meza who dove into the water in San Pedro after a car carrying a family of four plunged into the water has been hailed a hero .


Blackpool goalkeeper Joe Lewis was forced to wear an autographed shirt in last week's Championship match with Reading because the club had no spares, midfielder Andrea Orlandi has revealed. The signed shirt was meant to be put aside for a club sponsor but Lewis had to wear it because Blackpool, who have no kitman, had no others to give the 27-year-old. The club's relegation from the Championship was confirmed last week following Rotherham's 1-0 win over Brighton, and this is just another embarrassing moment in a season to forget for the Tangerines. Blackpool goalkeeper Joe Lewis wore an autographed shirt in last week's Championship match with Reading . Lewis had to wear the signed shirt because the club had no spares, midfielder Andrea Orlandi has revealed . Click here to read the sorry story of an Oyston-made mess at Blackpool FC . Writing in his weekly column for Spanish website am14, Orlandi admitted: 'Before starting the game I noticed Joe Lewis's shirt. It was signed and I thought he was going to do a raffle after the game (something quite common in England). 'It turns out that no, he had not even noticed or knew anything about it and when he tried to get another one he was told there were none left. 'It was funny because he tried to put a plaster over the writing to cover it and it looked even more funny. Things like that however, details without apparent importance, make a difference in a club. 'There are details that should be improved as a club. A small thing? Probably, but still not a normal thing for a Championship club.' Blackpool supporters gathered outside Bloomfield Road to protest against the Oyston family before kick-off . Blackpool's main reception at Bloomfield Road was pelted with eggs before their game with Reading . Blackpool's support are sick of a lack of investment in their club and held a protest amid the Reading match . The Blackpool Gazette were scathing in their assessment of the club's relegation to the third tier . A fan walks out of a Fish and Chips shop, next to a store selling t-shirts and banners supporting protests . Supporters threw missiles during the 1-1 draw with Reading at the directors' box, having already pelted the reception area to Bloomfield Road with eggs before kick-off in protest against their chairman Karl Oyston. Blackpool have sat bottom of the Championship since October, and the club that were in the Barclays Premier League just four years ago will compete in the third tier of football next year. The club found an unsigned shirt for Lewis but only at half-time against Reading. It comes after Blackpool's kitman Steve Wales quit in March, forcing club secretary Chris Hough to take up the role. Sportsmail have contacted Blackpool for comment. Blackpool midfielder Orlandi pictured scoring against Ipswich after four minutes, though they lost 3-2 . Orlandi helped Blackpool score twice - a rare occurrence this season - but they could not steal a point .

Summary: Blackpool goalkeeper Joe Lewis's shirt was meant to go to a club sponsor . Lewis tried to get another but was told they had no spares to replace it, as Blackpool midfielder Andrea Orlandi revealed in his weekly column . The 27-year-old had to play in the signed shirt for the first 45 minutes .


A teacher was suspended on paid leave on Monday after he allegedly told his 11-year-old students that he raped his first wife. The teacher, who had not been named, was teaching the fifth grade at Hawthorne Elementary in Albuquerque, New Mexico, when he made the chilling remark around a week ago. Some students were so distressed by what they heard, that they immediately went to the school office to report the teacher, ABC7 reported. A male teacher reportedly told his fifth grade at Hawthorne Elementary in Albuquerque, New Mexico (pictured) that he raped his first wife . Mother Margie Brooks, whose son was in the class, told the local station that she was horrified by what the teacher told the students and felt the school waited too long to deal with the problem. She said: 'The minute that allegation was made by these kids I would have done something about it.' Daily Mail Online was awaiting comment from the elementary school on Thursday. A spokesperson for Albuquerque Public Schools (APS) confirmed that a fifth-grade teacher, who had been full-time employee at the school since January, was suspended on paid leave on Monday. An internal investigation was taking place into the alleged employee misconduct with the APS police department. The teacher has worked in the school district since August last year. He subbed as a special education teacher at Taft Middle School in August. He then worked at Hayes Middle School as a maths and science teacher from October to January. Mother Margie Brooks, whose son was in the class, told the local station that she was horrified by what the teacher told the students and felt the school waited too long to deal with the problem .

Summary: The teacher was teaching the fifth grade at Hawthorne Elementary in Albuquerque, New Mexico . Some students were so distressed by what they heard they immediately went to the school office to report the teacher . The teacher is on paid leave while the public school district and police investigate .


A man who lost his iPhone ended up finding it on the other side of the world and striking up a friendship with its new 'owner.' Matt Stopera misplaced his cellphone in New York City and the only clue that gave a whereabouts to its located was when some unusual photos of orange trees and fireworks started appearing on his Photostream. Mr Stopera said he asked himself, 'Who is this man, and why are his pictures showing up in my phone?' Instant connection: Months after Stopera lost his iPhone in New York City. It ended up in the ends of Li Hongjun in southeastern China. He received the phone as a gift. The pair eventually decided to meet up! Celebrity status: Their story got a lot of attention online and Li invited Stopera to visit. When he got to China he was granted almost celebrity-like status . Lost in the cloud: Li's pictures began showing up in Matt's iCloud and PhotoStream. The first few pics were taken in front of what looked like orange trees. The orange man: Li was actually standing in front of kumquat trees - not oranges - but the nickname 'Brother Orange' stuck . 'I noticed a bunch of pictures I hadn't taken. Like, a lot of them. They were mostly of this man taking selfies with an orange tree. To be honest, it was pretty funny but also terrifying because I didn't take the pictures,' he said. The phone had made its way half way around the world to southeastern China and into the hands of Li Hongjun. Mr Hongjun had received the phone as a gift but whoever had presented it to him forgot to wipe its contents. 'I went to the Apple Store and, sure enough, there was my old iPhone on the iCloud. Orange Man's pictures were showing up in my stream because my iCloud was still connected,' Mr Stopera said. The pictures that were being taken in China were automatically uploaded to Mr Stopera's new phone and as an editor for BuzzFeed, he began writing and Tweeting about it. Showing off: Matt was surprised by how mucy interest there was in the story. Li had even had a car sticker designed with their two faces printed on the side . Digital duo: 30-year-old restaurant owner named Li, had received the phone as a gift and began taking pictures. The images ended up on Matt's iCloud because the phone had not been erased properly . 21st century story: With the help of social media, a stolen cell phone brought two people from opposite sides of the world together and turned them into the best of friends . Going global: Users on Weibo -- China's version of Twitter -- started looking for an answer after Stopera's article was translated into Chinese and posted there . Helping hand: 'I got all of these tweets from people in China saying, 'Hey, we're going to help you find Orange Man,'' Stopera said . At one stage, his article was translated for users on Weibo, the Chinese version of

Summary: Matt Stopera's iPhone was stolen in a New York bar . Eventually he started seeing pictures on his new phone of a guy posing with an orange tree . After writing about it online, netizens in China managed to track him down . 'Brother Orange' then invited him to the country and the two met up .


A 'perfectionist' straight A student who was stressed about her studies was killed by a speeding train, a coroner heard today. Chandni Nigam, 19, spent six years battling demons which spawned from an obsession to do well at school, an inquest into her death was told. Miss Nigam would stay up late studying, resulting in sleep deprivation and a negative impact on her performance at school - which caused further depression and anxiety. Berkshire coroner Peter Bedford heard the teenager, who had been a volunteer at the London Olympics in 2012, was also worried about her appearance. An inquest heard Chandni Nigam, 19, spent six years battling demons which spawned from an obsession to do well at school. Stock photo . Tragically, she had first told her parents she was feeling suicidal in 2013 and had even said she would stand in front of a fast train on a Tuesday to take her life - which is how she ultimately died. Miss Nigam had seen a number of doctors over several years, but her father Ankush Nigam told the inquest that she had often refused treatment. He explained that he felt he was 'torturing' his daughter by making her attend appointments - and eventually accepted that she would one day take her life. On February last year, the teenager was struck by a train travelling from London Paddington to Hereford at Twyford railway station in Berkshire. In a statement to the court, train driver Stephen Wood said he saw a pair of legs running into his view from the right as he approached the station. Mr Wood said: 'I saw a person turn towards me and spread their arms wide apart. The train struck this person.' The driver had applied the emergency brake and paramedics were called to the scene, but Miss Nigam, from Lower Earley, Berkshire, died instantly from multiple injuries. Mr Nigam said: 'I'm glad she's in a peaceful place.' He said his daughter first started showing signs of depression and sleep deprivation at 13 and had been on various medication since. The teenager was struck by a train in February last year at Twyford railway station (pictured) in Berkshire . Her doctors had believed she showed improvement when on medication, but she was often reluctant to take it. And Mr Nigam criticised doctors for not believing him and his wife when she said their daughter's condition was worse than she presented to medics. She told doctors she did not want medication for her condition and was not judged to be a suicide risk. But Mr Nigam said his concerns were not taken seriously, even when he explained she had told her parents how she would kill herself in October 2013. He said his daughter had said she knew the times of fast trains and that it would be on a Tuesday. 'That was the first time she made a comment in respect of the train,' he said. 'She clicked her fingers and said it would be instantaneous, so don't worry.' The inquest heard she told doctors she did not

Summary: Chandni Nigam was struck by a train at Tywford railway station last year . Teenager's inquest heard she was obsessed with performing well at school . Court told she would stay up late studying resulting in sleep deprivation . Her father said she first told her parents she was suicidal in October 2013 .


Swansea City have revived their interest in Blackburn Rovers striker Rudy Gestede. Manager Garry Monk has made a striker his priority for the summer and club scouts have checked on Aleksandar Mitrovic at Anderlecht and Obbi Oulare from Club Brugge. An offer has been made to Marseille's Andre Ayew also but he remains a target for bigger clubs too. Gestede has scored 20 goals this season and Blackburn value him at £7million. Swansea are interested in signing Blackburn's Benin international forward Rudy Gestede (centre) The striker is rated at £7million by Rovers, as Swansea set their sights on signing a proven hitman . Anderlecht hitman Aleksandar Mitrovic has also caught Swansea's eye and they could move for him too . Club Brugge striker Obbi Oulare has been attracting plenty of interest from the Premier League recently . Crystal Palace, Hull and West Brom have all made enquiries but considered the 6ft 4ins Benin international overpriced. Blackburn face a dilemma this summer as they contend with Financial Fairplay restrictions with Middlesbrough, Derby and Nottingham Forest ready to bid for Jordan Rhodes too. They want to gain promotion but need to sell to balance the books. Swansea are also keen to sign a left-back with Leicester's Jeffrey Schlupp among the players being considered. Marseille's French-Ghanian forward Andrew Ayew is another player on Swans' summer wish-list . Leicester City left-back Jeffrey Schlupp (right) has also attracted interest from the Swans .

Summary: Swansea City have made signing a striker a priority this summer . The club are weighing up a move for Blackburn's Rudy Gestede . Gestede, a Benin international, is rated at £7million by Rovers . Andlercht's Aleksandar Mitrovic, Club Brugge's Obbi Oulare and Marseille's Andre Ayew are also on Swansea's summer wish-list .


Stuart Dallas has come a long way since Mark Warburton plucked him from a glorified park and £70-a-week. The 23-year-old, who impressed for Northern Ireland in the week, scored two quite stunning goals as Brentford demolished Fulham 4-1 on Good Friday. They go into Monday's game against Nottingham Forest eyeing more than just a play-off spot. It was three years ago when Dallas was spotted by Warburton playing part-time on a mud bath for Crusaders back home. Stuart Dallas celebrates the second of his two excellent goals against Fulham on good Friday . Dallas has been a revelation this season as he helps Brentford push towards the Premier League . There were those who felt he wasn’t cut out for League One last season, but a three-month loan at Northampton has turned the winger into an integral figure as Brentford hunt Premier League promotion. ‘When I signed Stuart he was training once a week. He’s getting better and better - there’s more to come,’ Warburton said, before vouching for the maligned loan system. ‘Look at Alex Pritchard, on loan from Tottenham. Get the loan right, where all three parties benefit. The 23-year-old starred for Northern Ireland last week, and his manager says it is down to his loan spell . Dallas spent three months at Northampton and has returned to prove himself back at Brentford . ‘Toumani Diagouraga went to Portsmouth [this season], played seven games and was made captain, came back and hasn’t looked back. Likewise with Stuart. They have to go out and get the right loan - it’s a big part of their development.’ Warburton has been doing the sums as Brentford face six games which could end-up being historic. ‘If a team puts a run together they’ll go clear with 90-odd points,’ he added. ‘If they do that, with the nature of the fixtures, teams will drop points. The average for the play-offs has been 72 for the last five years - I think you’ll need 75 minimum. If that’s the case we need two more wins.’

Summary: Stuart Dallas, 23, was playing for Crusaders just three years ago . After a tough start to life at Brentford, he was loaned out to Northampton . Since returning to Brentford, he has become a star in promotion push .


The nation's largest suppliers of HIV and AIDS medical care is accused of bilking Medicare and Medicaid in an elaborate $20 million dollar scam that spanned 12-states, according to a lawsuit filed in South Florida federal court. Three former managers of the AIDS Healthcare Foundation filed a suit last week alleging the company paid employees and patients kickbacks for patient referrals in an effort to boost funding from federal health programs. Employees were paid $100 bonuses for referring patients with positive test results to its clinics and pharmacies. The lawsuit alleges kickbacks started in 2010 at the company's California headquarters and spread to programs in Florida and several other locations. Lawsuit: Three former managers of the AIDS Healthcare Foundation filed a suit last week alleging the company paid employees and patients kickbacks for patient referrals in an effort to boost funding from federal health programs (file photo) The Los Angeles-based company cares for more than 400,000 patients in 36 countries and is leading a mass testing initiative to identify and treat an estimated 25 million people who don't know they are infected, according to its website. The referrals were key to the company's business model and touted by AHF President Michael Weinstein at a 2013 leadership summit, where the complaint alleges he specifically directed staff to immediately raise the patient financial incentive to $50 and to implement the incentive program nationally throughout the organization. Weinstein said small incentives for linking people to services and keeping them there are 'mainstays of public health interventions.' 'Not only has AIDS Healthcare Foundation done nothing wrong, our pro-active approach to finding and linking HIV-positive individuals to lifesaving care and treatment is critical to stopping HIV in this country,' Weinstein said in a statement. He noted that the federal government and state of Florida formally declined to intervene in the legal action, which he says 'speaks volumes about the merits of the case.' Former managers Jack Carrel of Louisiana, Mauricio Ferrer of Florida, and Shawn Loftis of New York, filed the whistleblower complaint. The three were fired from the company after notifying their supervisors about the company's alleged wrongdoing, even though their attorneys said they are protected under the False Claims Act. Denial: AIDS Healthcare Foundation president Michael Weinstein (seen in 2012) said in a statement the company has 'done nothing wrong'

Summary: Three former managers of the AIDS Healthcare Foundation filed a suit . They alleged the company paid employees and patients kickbacks for patient referrals in an effort to boost funding from federal health programs . Employees were paid $100 bonuses for referring patients with positive test results to its clinics and pharmacies . The lawsuit alleges kickbacks started in 2010 at the company's California headquarters and spread to programs in Florida and several other locations.


Veteran Burnley defender Michael Duff believes manager Sean Dyche could one day take charge of England. Dyche, 43, has a growing reputation having overseen a remarkable transformation of fortunes since arriving at Turf Moor in October 2012. The former Chesterfield defender made a nonsense of the relegation favourites' tag to lead the Clarets to an unlikely promotion from the Championship to the top flight last season. Burnley veteran defender Michael Duff is preparing to take on Tottenham in the Premier League on Sunday . Duff has backed his manager Sean Dyche to one day take charge of the England team . The 37-year-old has played in eight different divisions before finding himself taking on the likes of United . This term they are attempting to defy the odds again and with eight games remaining they have a fighting chance of survival in the Barclays Premier League. Burnley are next in action on Sunday when they host Tottenham. Duff, 37, said: 'He has been first class. I've learned a lot from him, little things he does, and I think he will go on to be a top manager. 'Hopefully he will stay here a bit longer and (Burnley will) achieve some more with him. I cannot see why somebody will not give him an opportunity from what he has done here.' Asked if he would be surprised if former Watford boss Dyche ever managed England, Duff said: 'No, in a word, having worked with him and the way he gets the best out of players. 'Most of our players have played the majority of their careers in the Championship or lower than that and we are competing against multi, multi-million pound squads and we are alive and kicking. 'So, he has managed to get the best out of us. If he can do that at a higher level, why not?' Duff has hopes of following Dyche into management himself after retirement. The former Northern Ireland international still intends to prolong a career that has seen him play in the country's top-eight tiers with Cheltenham and Burnley, but he has firm plans for life beyond it. He said: 'I've done my Pro Licence and I want to stay in football after I've finished playing. 'I have no plans to stop playing at the minute. I still love getting up for training in the morning. It's not a bad job running around chasing after a football. 'But you look at the game differently when you get to my age. The Pro Licence is nearly all based on management, so you look at sessions differently, look at the manager's presentations - and this one isn't a bad manager to learn from.' Dyche has improved Burnley's fortunes since he took over at Turf Moor in October 2012 . The high point of Burnley's season, so far, is the 1-0 defeat of defending champions Manchester City .

Summary: The veteran Burnley defender believes Dyche could manage Three Lions . 37-year-old described his boss as 'first class' Former Northern Ireland international has played in top eight divisions . Duff himself is hoping to enter management after his retirement .


Obese children in one Chinese school are being helped to get back into shape by special gym lessons - called 'Kung Fu Panda' classes. Around 50 obese pupils at Jianxin Primary School, in China's eastern Zhejiang province, are put through their paces by instructors every day after school to help them lose weight. The Kung Fu Panda classes were set up after a survey showed that 5 per cent of its 858 students were obese, with one 11-year-old pupil weighing in at 180lbs, reports The People's Daily Online. Around 50 obese children from Jianxin Primary School, in eastern China, are being sent to special Kung Fu Panda classes in order to help them lose weight . Teachers set up the lessons after a survey revealed 5 per cent of the school's 800 pupils were obese, including one 11-year-old who weighs 180lbs . While some of the exercises may appear grueling, instructors say they are focused on making fitness fun, and also work with parents to help control the pupils' weights . Despite some grueling-looking exercises appearing in these pictures, the school insists that the classes focus on making fitness fun. The lessons are named after the Dreamworks film of the same name, in which an overweight panda becomes a Kung Fu master. School Principal Yan Xue told reporters from Urban Express Newspaper: 'When a child is obese there are serious negative health consequences. 'The child could also develop a lack of self-confidence as well as the possibility of being socially excluded. 'Diabetes and high blood pressure are also risks therefore the issue of obesity must be tackled at an early stage.' The school says teachers have been asked to keep an eye on their students' weights, and inform parents if they start to pile on the pounds. The school's headmaster said he wanted to tackle the issue of obesity to stop the children developing health problems in later life, and becoming socially isolated . The Kung Fu Panda classes, which inspectors say are aimed at making fitness fun, are named after a Dreamworks film of the same name in which an overweight panda becomes a kung fu master . Teachers at the school have also been told to monitor each child's weight, and will report back to their parents if they start piling on the pounds . Class instructor Wang Tao added: 'Children’s exercise classes are different to adults. We do not want to make the children afraid or hate coming to the lessons. 'We foster a relaxed atmosphere where the children can enjoy themselves so even if they are a bit noisy we won’t stop them. 'After just 3 weeks of Kung Fu Panda classes there have been a number of students who have seen visible differences in their physiques take place, this is also the result of our close cooperation with the families.' He added that since setting the classes up they have become extremely popular, including with the senior girls. One of the fitness instructors said that, since setting up the classes, they have even become popular with children

Summary: Fitness classes set up after survey showed 5 per cent of pupils were obese . Around 50 pupils attend including 11-year-old boy who weighs 12 stone . Instructors say Kung Fu Panda classes are designed to make fitness fun .


A daredevil climber known as the ‘French Spiderman’ has scaled the world’s tallest twisted skyscraper – without a safety harness. French climber Alain Robert climbed Dubai's 1,007ft Cayan Tower with nothing more than sticky tape and chalk, which he kept in a pouch clipped to his waist, for assistance. Hundreds of spectators looked on as the 52-year-old free-climber scaled the 75-storey tower that has a twist of 90 degrees. Alain Robert climbed the tower with nothing more than sticky tape and chalk, which he kept in a pouch clipped to his waist . The 52-year-old has previously suffered falls during his attempts to climb buildings across the world . Robert, who has suffered numerous falls during previous climbs, took an hour and a half to scale the high-rise building in the United Arab Emirates. The climb was captured on video and shows the daredevil ascending at 8.25pm without a harness while struggling to find space for his feet on the narrow ledges. A spotlight follows his progress as spectators below look up and film the stunt on their camera phones and Robert makes his way over a hanging ledge. The French daredevil set off at 8.25pm and the climb took him an hour and a half to complete . Hundreds of spectators looked on as the 52-year-old free-climber scaled the 75-storey tower . At one point Robert stands from the building and waves a flag in homage to real estate developers, Cayan Group, who gave him permission to climb the tower. Previously Robert has been arrested, imprisoned and banned from locations across the world including London's Shard for illegal ascent. The climbing feat is not the first to be achieved by the French Spiderman in Dubai. Robert has previously been arrested, imprisoned and banned from locations across the world for illegal ascent . Sense of scale: A spotlight follows the daredevil's progression as he makes his way up the buidling . In 2011, Robert scaled the world’s tallest tower, the Burj Khalifa, which stands at 2,717ft, in just over six hours. The daredevil used a rope and a harness on this occasion however, in compliance with regulations set by the organiser.

Summary: French climber Alain Robert scaled the 75-storey Cayan Tower . Daredevil assisted by nothing more than sticky tape and chalk . The 52-year-old took an hour and a half to ascend the high-rise . Video captures daredevil struggling over a ledge on building .


Troubled footballer Clarke Carlisle has revealed he has split from his wife as he continues to battle with depression following his failed suicide attempt. The former Premier League defender said he had 'moved out of the marital home' in Yorkshire that he shared with his wife of 14 years, Gemma. Mr Carlisle tried to kill himself in December, two days after he was arrested on suspicion of drink-driving. Scroll down for video . Split: Clarke Carlisle says he has 'moved out of the marital home' in Yorkshire that he shared with his wife of 14 years, Gemma. The pair are pictured together in 2013 . The 35-year-old father-of-three stepped in front of a 12-ton truck on the A64 near York in December, suffering cuts, bruises, internal bleeding, a broken rib and a shattered left knee. The incident has left the ex-Burnley defender with scars all over his body. On television this week Mr Carlisle, who has publicly struggled with depression, revealed the scars he still bears from his suicide attempt are a 'constant reminder' of his good fortune in surviving. Now Mr Carlisle, who played 131 times for the Clarets between 2007 and 2012, said the accident had led to him moving out of the house he shared with wife Gemma. The sportsman, dubbed 'Britain's brainiest footballer' after he appeared on Countdown in 2002, told TalkSport Radio on a special Monday night show: 'At this point, Gemma and I have separated. 'I have moved out of the marital home because I have to focus on my well-being and equally as much Gemma has to do the same. 'She has to deal with her experiences and the effect that has had on her.' Mr Carlisle appeared on Good Morning Britain this week and revealed the scars he still bears from his suicide attempt are a 'constant reminder' of his good fortune in surviving . Asked about how his wife Gemma has taken it, he added: 'Every day has been incredibly tough and different. 'When you have been with someone for 14 years but masking things and thoughts from her, it was because I was a people-pleaser. 'I've desperately wanted to say what I know will make her happy and do the things that I think she wants me to do - instead of being myself.' Earlier this week Mr Carlisle apologised to the driver of the lorry which he jumped in front of in an attempt to kill himself. The former footballer said that he prays for the driver, Darren Pease, every day - but added that he has been unable to apologise in person because the haulier refuses to meet him. Star: Mr Carlisle pictured playing for Burnley against Aston Villa in 2010, at the peak of his footballing career . Appearing on ITV's Good Morning Britain on Tuesday, Mr Carlisle said he was 'so sorry' for putting Mr Pease through the ordeal of being involved in a near-fatal crash. Speaking earlier this month, Mr Pease, 53, said that he might never be able to drive a lorry again after hitting Mr

Summary: Clarke Carlisle reveals he has 'moved out of the marital home' in Yorkshire . Father-of-three says both hand his wife have to focus on their 'well-being' The former Premier League defender, 35, tried to kill himself in December .


Manchester City have 'let themselves down' this season and the squad have had 'a lot of honest conversations' since the 4-2 defeat at Manchester United nine days ago, says England goalkeeper Joe Hart. The Premier League champions have had a disappointing campaign under manager Manuel Pellegrini and are down in fourth position, 12 points behind runaway leaders Chelsea with five matches left to play. 'We are not in the place where we wanted to be, we wanted to be really challenging for the title like we've done in previous years,' Hart told the club website on Tuesday. Joe Hart has been lamenting the Premier League champions' fall from grace this season . Juan Mata wheels away after scoring in Manchester United's 4-2 derby win on April 12 . Frank Lampard (left), Hart and team-mates have had 'honest' chats following defeat at Old Trafford . 'We've got to be honest and win these last games and see where it takes us. We've let ourselves down at key moments. 'It's a difficult league to win. The two times we've won it, it's gone right to the wire,' Hart added of their title triumphs in 2012 and 2014. 'This season, in a lot of games we've played well but teams have tended to raise their game against us. It's just how it is, that's not me moaning.' Hart said the defeat at third-placed United earlier this month was a particularly tough pill for him and his team mates to swallow. Coach Manuel Pellegrini has come under increasing pressure at the Etihad this season . Sergi Aguero (2nd left) scores against West Ham to get City's season back on track . 'It was a difficult day, emotional to lose the derby in the manner we did after starting so well,' he added, referring to the eighth-minute lead given to City by Sergio Aguero. 'There's been a lot of reflection, a lot of honest conversations. It was a tough result to take. 'This is my club. It was a bad result to lose with the great rivalry we have and the positions in the league.' City, who will finish with no silverware to show for their efforts this season, entertain FA Cup finalists Aston Villa in the league on Saturday.

Summary: Manchester City have slipped out of title race in a disappointing season . Joe Hart admits Premier League champions are 'not where they want to be' City No 1 claimed loss to Manchester United was particularly tough to take .


A giant lamb born weighing the same as a toddler is thought to be the biggest ever birthed in the UK. The animal, aptly named Hagrid after the fictional giant in Harry Potter, was born on Tuesday at three times the size of its peers. Dwarfing other newborns on the farm in Gelston near Grantham in Lincolnshire where he was born, Hagrid's owners believe he may be the biggest ever lamb born in the UK at 25lbs. Scroll down for video . Hagrid the lamb (right) is thought to be the biggest ever born in the UK, measuring 14inches tall and weighing 25lbs . The animal towers over his peers at the farm in Gelston near Grantham in Lincolnshire where he was born . The creature was born naturally on Tuesday and his mother is in remarkably good condition following the birth . Standing proudly at 14inches tall, the Suffolk Cross towers over his peers some five inches below. Despite his remarkable size the lamb was born naturally and his mother is making a good recovery. 'I couldn't believe my eyes - he was enormous. 'It presented all correctly with two feet and his head and I just needed to help him out. For such a massive lamb, a natural birth like that is pretty remarkable.' Despite Hagrid's shocking size, his mother has recovered from the birth and both are healthy. 'He is doing well. He is up on his feet and suckling and doing good, as is his mum. Thankfully she didn't suffer,' added Mr Elkington. Hagrid's owners said his mother had always birthed large lambs but that they had never seen one of his size . Chris Elkington and his wife Louise, who have 130 breeding Ewes on their farm, believe Hagrid is the largest lamb ever born in the UK . While normal lambs are born at around 10inches tall, Hagrid stands almost five inches taller and weighs significantly more . 'She had been a rather big ewe all year and when I got her in the shed I said to my wife we were going to have a massive lamb - but not quite that big. 'It was like lifting a small child out of her. We are very pleased. 'I have been farming for a long time - about 15 years - and never seen anything like this at all. It's incredible.' The previous record for the largest lamb in the UK was held by one called Joan born at 24lbs. In March this year another, called The Big One, was born at 2oz heavier in Wales. Delivered five days early on a farm in Denbigh, the animal was three times heavier than the average newborn lamb.

Summary: Hagrid the Suffolk Cross was born weighing 25lbs and is 14inches tall . The animal towers over peers on farm in Gelston in Grantham . His owners believe he may be the largest lamb ever born in the UK .


Together they wrote a string of chart-topping hits for some of the world's biggest stars and created the memorable theme tune of Australian television soap Neighbours. Tony Hatch and Jackie Trent, who were married for more than three decades, were dubbed 'Mr and Mrs Music' after composing for artists including Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin, Scott Walker, Shirley Bassey and Petula Clark. So when Trent died last month aged 74 after a long battle with cancer, Hatch was expected to be at her funeral to say a final goodbye. True, their marriage had ended in divorce, but they had a daughter together and one of the most successful creative unions in showbusiness. But The Mail on Sunday can reveal that Hatch was banned from the funeral by Trent's second husband, Colin Gregory, who today accuses the composer of breaking his wife's heart. Scroll down for video . Tony Hatch (left) and his former wife Jackie Trent (right) wrote a chart-topping hits for the world's biggest stars but he was banned from her funeral last month . He says that not only did she never forgive Hatch for the infidelity that ended their marriage, but she believed to her dying day that he had denied her the credit she was due for some of their compositions. Although they were responsible for about 400 songs together, they had been mired in a long-running feud over seven that Trent claimed she co-wrote. After years of pressure, says Gregory, Hatch agreed to acknowledge Trent's part and her name now appears against some of the songs on the Tony Hatch website. But on other songs, Hatch is the only composer credited. Gregory told The Mail on Sunday: 'Yes, I banned Hatch from attending Jackie's cremation.' The 71-year-old former policeman, who married Trent in 2005, said: 'It might seem petty and churlish of me because, whatever anybody says, Hatch and Trent are welded at the hip for all the wonderful work they did together. 'I would never contest that. Jackie never contested that. But her firm words to me were, "I hate him for what he did to me and for what he's still doing to me." 'I couldn't and wouldn't contact Tony Hatch myself. It would be inappropriate because we're in litigation.' Instead, he passed the message to Trent's son from her first marriage, Darren, who Hatch had adopted when they married. Gregory said: 'Darren rang, giving it the smooth patter of, "Oh, they had such a lovely warm life together", which they did not. And when he said he wanted to invite Hatch to the cremation, I said quite firmly, "No. If he turns up, I shall call the police." 'Suffice it to say that Jackie would not want Tony Hatch anywhere near her final moments on this earth. He and his wife were specifically banned from attending her funeral, or anything in connection with it. 'Jackie always told me, "No service – just you."' The cremation was held on the Spanish island of Menorca, where Trent lived with Gregory. It is also home to Hatch and

Summary: Tony Hatch and Jackie Trent wrote chart-topping hits for musical superstars . They divorced after three decades of marriage but have a daughter together . But he did not attend her funeral when Trent died at the age of 74 last month . Her second husband 'banned Hatch from funeral for breaking his wife's heart'


The desperate parents of a boy whose head hangs at a 180-degree angle have admitted they would rather he died than continue to suffer. Mahendra Ahirwar, 12, from Madhya Pradesh in central India, suffers from a rare condition that makes his neck bend and his head hang from his body. His weak backbone means he can't stand or walk and is restricted to a sitting position. Mahendra can just about crawl but needs help to eat and go to the toilet. Undiagnosed: Mahendra Ahirwar's parents say they would rather see him dead than suffer the way he is now . Mahendra's mother Sumitra Ahirwar, pictured here with her son, says watching his life is 'devastating' His father Mukesh Ahirwar, 40, and mother Sumitra Ahirwar, 35, who both work as labourers when they can, say they have consulted more than 50 doctors across India but none could diagnose his condition. ‘I cannot see him suffer anymore,' said Sumitra. 'Watching his life is devastating. 'He cannot do anything by himself. He just sits in a corner of the room all day. It's no life.' She added: 'I have to carry him like a baby everywhere but he is 12 years old, how will I carry him when he grows even older?' ‘If doctors cannot treat my son it is better that God takes him.’ Shockingly, members of the community have blamed Mahendra's condition on Mukesh's past sins and believe he is to blame for his son's disability. Sumitra, who also has healthy 16 and 10-year-old sons and a 14-year-old daughter, did not visit a doctor when she was pregnant with Mahendra. Family: Mahendra pictured with his mother Sumitra (left), sister Manisha (second from left), and brothers Surendra (second from right) and Lalit (right) Mukesh (pictured left carrying his son) has borrowed money from friends and relatives to help find medical treatment for Mahendra (left and right) Mukesh said: ‘Our other children had all been born normally with no problems so we never thought to consult a doctor or have an ultrasound done with Mahendra, and he was born at home just like his siblings.' The couple only noticed their son’s head was starting to hang when he was about six months old. 'At first we thought he was just a little weak and he'd be fine in time, but by his third birthday he wasn't able to keep his head upright at all,' his father explained. Mukesh, who earns about Rs200 (£2) a day on construction sites, has borrowed money from his friends and relatives to help find medical treatment for his son. But he said two years ago he decided to stop taking Mahendra to see any doctors, adding: 'I took him to all the hospitals that I could afford. 'Even India's premier hospital, All India Institute of Medical Sciences in New Delhi, but after spending two weeks there doctors failed to tell us if my son could be treated. ‘With a broken heart we returned home and decided to raise him and try to give him as comfortable a life that we

Summary: Mahendra Ahirwar, 12, has a bent neck and his head hangs from his body . His parents Mukesh and Sumitra Ahirwar say they'd rather their son died . They claim Mahendra has seen 50 doctors but none have given a diagnosis .


Designer Lilly Pulitzer's family learned that it's not always about who you know - or who you are are related to - after they joined the thousands of people who were unable to beat the 'Pink Sunday' rush for the late Ms Pulitzer’s eponymous brand’s brightly-colored, limited edition collaboration at Target. The 250-piece Lilly Pulitzer for Target collection sold out online and flew off of shelves at stores shortly after debuting on Sunday morning. Lilly Leas, the 26-year-old granddaughter of the late Palm Beach fashion trendsetter, managed to buy a floral-printed hammock online, but only because she set an alarm. Meanwhile, Mrs Pulitzer's own daughter Liza wanted a beach chair - but missed out. The 58-year-old Palm Beach Realtor told the Sun Sentinel that her mother, who died in 2013 at the age of 81, 'would have loved the fact that everybody wanted to get something, a piece of Lilly'. Scroll down for video . Family style: The late Lilly Pulitzer (center) and her daughter Liza (right) wore the designer's patterns in 2005. Liza admitted that she was unable to purchase any items from the brand's Target collaboration . Designer demand: Shopper Loren Boyce posted this picture of a cleared-out Target store on Sunday, writing that the racks were empty within five minutes . 'I think wearing a Lilly dress and wearing a Lilly print makes people smile, and the fact more people would have the opportunity - I liked that,' Miss Leas added of the Target collection. The Lilly Pulitzer merchandise - which included clothing, accessories, and homeware from the designer at Target's lower price point - attracted thousands of enthusiastic shoppers who logged online early and waited in long lines outside Target stores before they opened. And while all of the popular products have now officially sold out, more than 30,000 pieces have been listed for resale on eBay, many at higher price points, prompting angry customers who were unable to walk away with Lilly Pulitzer merchandise to boycott the second-hand sellers. A posting being shared on social media reads: 'Here's a tip to those who missed out on purchasing today. BOYCOTT all second-hand seller of Target's Lilly Pulitzer Collection UNTIL the prices drop below cost. Don't be desperate to beat someone else out for a $30 dress.' Just say no: Angry Lilly Pulitzer fans took to social media to start a boycott against second-hand sellers of merchandise . Just say no: A Twitter user named Amanda noted that pieces from the collection will be returned to Target if everyone bands together and refuses to bid on any of items on eBay . Colorful addiction: This woman was photographed with a cart full of patterned home décor from the Lilly Pulitzer for Target collection . Different opinion: Not everyone was a fan of the collection; this Twitter user named Ponta couldn't believe that women were willing to spend so much on the patterned designs . The message continues: 'If no one buys from eBay or Instagram - groups that are currently price gouging - they'll be forced to drop the

Summary: The designer diffusion line went on sale Sunday morning but was almost completely sold out online before noon, with stores selling out minutes after opening . Re-sellers initially tried to unload merchandise at inflated prices including $799 for a $150 hammock; now thousands of pieces are available on eBay with smaller markups . Outraged customers have formed a social media campaign to boycott the merchandise from second-hand sellers .


Mauricio Pochettino insists he will not flood Tottenham's first team squad with players from the academy next season despite the success of his young stars. Harry Kane, Nabil Bentaleb and Ryan Mason, who are all products of Spurs' youth system, have taken giant strides in the senior set-up this season. Their success has led to calls for more youngsters to be promoted through the club, but Pochettino says he will cautious in his approach to blooding more youngsters. Mauricio Pochettino has questioned the logic of blooding more academy players based on past success . Nabil Bentaleb (left) has forged a strong partnership with Ryan Mason, while Harry Kane has been prolific . 'We need to be careful with that. Because Kane, Mason and Bentaleb are good this season, now we need to put all academy players in the team?,' said Pochetino. 'It's important to understand this is important for the club because it's our identity and philosophy and they can translate this passion for the club - but not because we need to show we are the best academy in the world. 'We need to be careful and work hard, we have fantastic staff, and the head of the academy John McDermott, but we need to analyse and be careful with the young players. 'Kane, Mason and Bentaleb are very important players in the team but it is not only these three are who very important for the team this season.' Meanwhile, Pochettino insists it is Hugo Lloris' ambition to play Champions League football with Tottenham after he was linked with a move away. Spurs goalkeeper Hugo Lloris has previously spoken of his desire to play in the Champions League . It has been suggested that the Frenchman would consider his future this summer if the club fail to finish in the top-four, a scenario which looks virtually certain. But Pochettino added: 'There's been no change from six months ago when we spoke about the rumour. Hugo wants to play the Champions League here for Tottenham and these rumours are nothing true. He is happy here and wants to reach the Champions League with Tottenham that is his dream.'

Summary: Mauricio Pochettino won't continue blooding youngsters unless approach is merited . Harry Kane, Nabil Bentaleb and Ryan Mason have flourished this season . Pochettino reiterates that Hugo Lloris is happy at White Hart Lane . Tottenham lie sixth in Premier League table ahead of trip to Southampton .


Dmitry Kaminskiy is hoping his million dollar gift will trigger a new group of 'supercenternarians' A Moldovan multi-millionaire whose dream it is to live forever has promised to give $1 million to the first person to reach the age of 123. Dmitry Kaminskiy, a senior partner of Hong Kong-based firm, Deep Knowledge Ventures, is hoping his million dollar gift will trigger a new group of 'supercenternarians'. He says research into stem cells, tissue rejuvenation and regenerative medicine will allow people to live beyond 120 - an age that has been quoted as the 'real absolute limit to human lifespan'. 'We live in the most exciting era of human development when technologies become exponential and transformative,' Kaminskiy told DailyMail.com. 'They may not realise it, but some of the supercentenarians alive today may see the dawn of the next century if they live long enough for these transformative technologies to develop. 'I hope that my prize will help some of them desire longer lifespans and make their approaches to living longer a little more competitive.' French born Jeanne Calment currently holds the record, having lived to age 122.5. She died in 1997. Already, a number of supercentenarians are candidates to best Calment's record. The oldest verifiable supercentenarians living now are Jeralean Talley, at 115 years, and Susannah Mushatt Jones, also at 115 years. Both are Americans, and Talley is older by 44 days. In the last few years, major anti-aging companies, such as Google's Calico and J. Craig Venture's new San Diego-based genome sequencing start-up Human Longevity Inc, have launched. Along side this, Billionaires like Larry Ellison, Sergey Brin, Peter Thiel, Paul F. Glenn, and Dmitry Itskov are also funding research into longevity science. One of the oldest supercentenarians living today is Jeralean Talley, at 115 years old. She is pictured here with a photograph showing her and her late husband Alfred in her home in Inkster, Michigan . Google has invested in taxi firms, smart thermostats and even artificial intelligence but it is also setting its sights on immortality - or at least increasing our lives five-fold. In an interview with Bloomberg, Google Ventures' president Bill Maris said he thinks it's possible to live to 500 years old. And this will be helped by medical breakthroughs as well as a rise in biomechanics. He has already ploughed money into genetics firms and cancer diagnostic startups and said: 'We have the tools in the life sciences to achieve anything that you have the audacity to envision. I just hope to live long enough not to die.' Mr Maris has advised Aurolab in the development of a hydrophobic acrylic lens for cataract blindness, and helped develop Google’s Calico project. Calico is a research and development company set up in 2013 by Google and Apple to tackle 'ageing and associated diseases.' Google co-founder Larry Page said the project would focus on 'health, wellbeing and longevity' and last September Calico partnered with AbbVie to open a research centre into neurodegeneration and cancer. Although these firms are focused on extending life naturally, there is also a group that

Summary: The large prize is being offered by businessman, Dmitry Kaminskiy . He hopes money will help create a new group of 'supercenternarians' Jeanne Calment holds the record of oldest person, dying aged 122.5 . He has made a $1m bet with Dr Alex Zhavoronkov on who will die first .


Kenwyne Jones came from the bench late on to score within three minutes of his Bournemouth debut and rescue a point away to Ipswich. The pass the parcel of the Championship top spot continued as Bournemouth could only draw after falling behind to an early Freddie Sears goal. They dominated the match, but had to wait until the 82nd minute for Jones, taken on loan from Cardiff 10 days ago, to power in a header. Kenwyne Jones (right) celebrates acrobatically after levelling for Bournemouth against Ipswich . Bournemouth's players mob Jones after he earned them a point from the game against Ipswich . Freddie Sears celebrates putting Ipswich ahead against Bournemouth at Portman Road after six minutes . Sears (left) converted from close range to put Ipswich ahead in the early exchanges of the game . Bournemouth (4-4-2): Boruc; Francis, Cook (Jones 79), Elphick, Daniels; Ritchie, Surman, Arter, Fraser (Smith 78); Pitman (Kermorgant 65), Wilson. Subs not used: Camp, Ward, Gosling, MacDonald. Manager: Eddie Howe . Booked: Arter . Goal: Jones, 82 . Ipswich (4-3-3): Bialkowski; Chambers, Smith, Berra, Fryers; Skuse, Tabb, Bishop (Chaplow 57); Varney (Clarke 90), Sears (Wood 79), Murphy. Subs not used: Gerken,, Anderson, Williams, McGoldrick. Manager: Mick McCarthy . Booked: Chambers . Goal: Sears, 6 . Referee: Robert Madley . Attendance: 22,672 . ‘We scored an un-Bournemouth goal,’ manager Eddie Howe admitted afterwards. ‘But it was equally effective as any, from a set piece. It’s good to see, we haven’t come back from being behind much this season. ‘Jones is a presence, but he’s more than that he’s got good feet, he was excellent when he came on. He’s very important in terms of scores like this and the situation the game was in. That’s when he’s probably going to play his biggest part. It’s his job to turn those into points for us. He could be invaluable.’ All it took was a split second lapse in concentration from Bournemouth’s defence and they were behind in only the sixth minute. The first half was still taking shape when Daryl Murphy was afforded time and space on the right inside the box to bring a cross under control with a lovely touch and pass into Sears to fire in first-time. The striker, formerly of West Ham, was so free he looked over to the linesman, fearing he was offside, but the flag stayed down and he notched up his 19th goal of the campaign. Ipswich goalkeeper Bartosz Bialkowski was diving left, right and centre for the remainder of the game to keep his side ahead. Twice he denied Ryan Fraser and again a powerful effort from Matt Ritchie. But Jones was thrown on in the 79th minute and rose to meet Ritchie’s left-hand side corner to finally beat the Polish keeper. Ipswich manager Mick McCarthy said: ’They put a very, very, very expensive acquisition on. He is pretty good in the air. I’ve just watched it and Tommy Smith is head-to-head with him, it’s one of those you get your head on it sometimes it flies in sometimes it

Summary: Freddie Sears put Ipswich ahead from close range after six minutes . Mick McCarthy's side had the lead at the half-time interval . Kenwyne Jones equalised with a header on his Bournemouth debut .


For eight weeks, the sight of a shirtless Aidan Turner swinging scythes and standing up to the nefarious Warleggans has been getting the nation hot under the collar. Now, less than 12 hours after Poldark ended with a dramatic cliffhanger, disgruntled viewers have taken to Twitter to complain of 'withdrawal symptoms' - and urge the BBC to hurry up with series two. 'As if the Sherlock hiatus wasn't bad enough... experiencing #Poldark withdrawal symptoms already,' tweeted fan Mihaela Doaga within minutes of the closing credits. Scroll down for video . To be continued... Poldark ended last night on a dramatic cliff-hanger with the main man hauled off to jail . 'Ahhhh #Poldark, I'm not OK!,' wrote another, adding 'T'int right, t'int fair, t'int proper' - a reference to the catchphrase memorably deployed by Poldark's malingering servant, Judd. Others complained of having their Monday morning blues made worse by waking up to the prospect of going months before seeing Mr Turner, 31, and his famous abs on screen once more. 'The morning after #Poldark ends and amazingly, the sun has managed to rise in the sky,' wrote Turner fan AM Scanlon. 'Have a good week everyone, or as good as it can be.' Another, Luci Gosling, added: 'Waking up to a week with no #Poldark to look forward to. Gawd, life is tough.' Bereft: Poldark fans such as Suze Smith took to Twitter to complain about the show ending . Missing out: Fans say they have nothing to look forward to now the show is over . Not quite true: Poldark will be replaced in the schedules with Sheridan Smith drama, The C-Word . Painful: Others said they were experiencing withdrawal symptoms less than 12 hours after the finale . The drama has proved one of the most successful of 2015 so far, pulling in an average of 5.9 million viewers per episode and a massive 6.1 million for last night's finale. Much of that is due to Mr Turner and his smouldering looks which, combined with regular shirtless scenes, have produced a collective swoon among female viewers. But it hasn't all been plain sailing for the drama, which has been renewed and will start filming again this autumn. Poldark's famous scything scenes have sparked complaints from professional mowers who say Turner's scything techniques aren't up to scratch. 'The story of Poldark highlights the romantic aspect of the scythe and its use in history but we weren’t very impressed with Aidan Turner’s scything,' said expert mower Chris Riley, 56, last week. Next year: With filming on season two of Poldark due to start filming this autumn, fans are in for a long wait . Popular: Aidan Turner and his famous abs have been the highlight of the show for many women . 'There was a lot of sweating and grunting going on but the only time you’d mow like that would be in a competition.' At the end of March, an #AskPoldark wheeze launched by the BBC's social media team also descended into farce after viewers bombarded Mr Turner with indecent proposals. 'How

Summary: BBC One's Poldark ended with a tear-jerking cliffhanger last night . Fans have taken to Twitter to complain about 'withdrawal symptoms' The second series of the hit drama starts filming this autumn . This Sunday's Poldark slot will be filled by Sheridan Smith's The C-Word . Luckily for Turner fans, his new film The Secret Scripture is out this year .


If a picture is worth a thousand words, then Jonathon Keats figures a picture can also span a thousand years. Keats, a San Francisco writer and self-described experimental philosopher and conceptual artist, has designed a 'millennium camera' that he intends to mount in a churchless steeple on a college campus. He hopes the resulting photograph will chronicle climate change by taking a 1,000-year exposure of a western Massachusetts mountain range. Jonathan Keats, an experimental philosopher, hopes to capture 1,000 years of changes at a mountain range in Massachusetts with his 'millennium camera' The camera, which is made of cooper and allows light to enter through a tiny hole and change paint inside, will create one image that Keats says will display centuries of changes to the environment . If it seems far-fetched, consider that some of Keats' previous endeavors include selling tracts of real estate in the theoretical extra dimensions of space-time and opening a photosynthetic restaurant that serves gourmet sunlight to plants. He has also been involved in choreographing honeybees; copyrighting his own mind to give his 'intellectual property' a 70-year post-life extension; and, controversially, joining in a bid to genetically engineer God. Even at his quirkiest, Keats notes he always has a serious message to deliver. In the case of the millennium camera — a cylindrical device small and light enough to hold in one hand but hopefully durable enough to survive the centuries — it's encouraging people to think beyond their own human lifespan to what geologists call deep time, the lengthy periods in which the world changes on a grand scale. 'We need to find a way to think in deep time if we are to responsibly make use of the technologies we have,' he says. 'So the camera is intended, in a sense, as a mental prosthesis, as a way of creating some sort of a feedback loop in deep time, where setting up the camera now, looking out into the far future, allows for people who are alive in the far future to see the decisions we made through the effect that they had.' But will it work? The camera will be place on the Stearns Steeple, and the Mead Art Museum at Amherst plans on holding an exhibition to show the resulting photo in the 3015 . Keats hopes that the long-term photograph will make people think about time frames longer than their lives, such as the centuries that it takes for nature such as the Holyoke mountain range (pictured) to transform . Even Keats can't say for sure. Nor is he certain humans will be around in 3015. Nor, assuming they are, that someone will know to retrieve the camera and open it. A thousand years is, after all, a long time. In 1015, the Norman conquest of England was still more than 50 years away, the first crusade was more than 80 years away, and Columbus would not reach the New World for another 477 years. The camera, Keats explains, is very simple, so simple that nothing mechanically should fail. 'Which of course

Summary: Jonathon Keats, experimental philosopher, plans to photo Holyoke Range . He hopes pinhole camera will capture the gradual environmental changes in the mountains near Amherst College . Camera, which is filled with paint, will create image showing 1,000 years .