When Chelsea Clinton became the first daughter of the United States of America, she was just a twelve-year-old from Arkansas with a full head of voluminous frizzy curls. But over the years, as Chelsea has grown up into an intelligent and elegant woman, her curls quickly began to fade, appearing more and more controlled as the years wore on, before eventually vanishing completely. Now, in a candid interview with Elle magazine, Chelsea has finally revealed just what happened to her much-loved ringlets – insisting that, far from being an intentional style change, her once-unruly mane simply straightened itself out over time. Scroll down for video . All grown up: In the latest issue of Elle, Chelsea Clinton finally reveals to the world just what happened to her once-curly hair . Mystery solved: Chelsea's famous curls (pictured left in 1998) went from unmanageable frizz to tight ringlets, before fading into a fuller, wavier style (pictured right, in 2015) When asked by the magazine about what became of her 'pre-Raphaelite curls', Chelsea revealed: 'I don't actually have curly hair anymore.' 'My curls, in my early twenties, just fell into waves. I don't know if they got tired of me, but the curls slowly subsided, and so now it's naturally a little bit wavy but... I miss my curls. The 35-year-old daughter of Bill Clinton, the 42nd President of the United States, also talked about her marriage to investment banker Marc Mezvinsky in the new interview, as well as her role as a mother to her baby daughter Charlotte. Quite a change: Chelsea, pictured here at age 11 just a few months before her father Bill was elected president, was often the victim of bullying remarks over her unruly hair . Hillary's girl: Elle Editor-in-Chief Robbie Myers describes Chelsea as being 'innately regal' with 'a kind of grace that doesn't seem practiced' Visit site . We've watched her grow up in the White House to become a woman who commands much commending through her fiercely intelligent and graceful character. Chelsea Clinton may be the first daughter again and she shows off her sleek grown up look on the cover of Elle Magazine in a Gucci dress from the spring 2015 collection. She's now a mother herself and dresses appropriately for her age in a chic little black dress. The carefully placed cut out and luxurious fabric show off her enviable figure. The simple slim line belt really highlights that and we love the minimalist styling. This makes us focus on the woman in front of us. We could see this dress being not only a workhorse item in your wardrobe that carries you from the boardroom to the bar for happy hour but a perfect date night outfit if you added a few sparkling baubles here and there. Head over to Neiman Marcus to invest in this LBD or check out our more wallet friendly choices below. Dion Lee cut out dress at Net-a-Porter . Visit site . Trina Turk Davani Cutout-Shoulder Dress at Neiman Marcus . Visit site . French Connection scuba dress with

Summary: During her father’s presidential campaign and subsequent two terms in the White House, Chelsea was well known for her tight curls . The new mother, who gave birth to daughter Charlotte in September, explained that her iconic hairstyle simply changed over time . In her interview, published days after her mother’s presidential candidacy announcement, she also addressed America’s ‘need’ for female politicians .


The future of Andy Murray’s coaching arrangement with Amelie Mauresmo looks shrouded in doubt after he confirmed that they will take a prolonged break from each other after Wimbledon. Mauresmo, who is expecting a baby in August, will be replaced by Swede Jonas Bjorkman in the lead-up to the US Open and quite possibly after that, depending on how she assesses her priorities. The 27-year-old Scot, who is in Munich for this week’s BMW Open and joined in the 100-year celebrations at the Iphitos Tennis Club on Monday night, parted company with Ivan Lendl last year because the Czech was no longer able to spend half the year travelling. Andy Murray (centre), Tommy Haas (left) and Roberto Bautista-Agut help to blow out the candles on a cake to celebrate 100 years at the Iphitos Tennis Club in Munich, the venue for this week's BMW Open . Murray (left) and coach Jonas Bjorkman enjoy the celebrations in Munich on Monday evening . Murray (left) arrives at the party alongside German sports manager Michael Mronz . Murray (right) poses for a picture alongside WBO Super Middleweight champion Arthur Abraham . Murray made it clear that if the responsibilities of parenthood prevent Mauresmo from fulfilling her 26-week commitment, then their relationship may have to go the same way. ‘Right now Amelie does all the major competitions but if she doesn’t want to do loads of time, I don’t find it beneficial if someone just comes in for the major competitions and doesn’t do any of the training, any of the other events,’ Murray said. The plan is for Mauresmo to work with him up until Wimbledon, although by then she will be in the latter stages of pregnancy. Murray originally considered Bjorkman as a replacement for Lendl so if their current trial works well, it is likely he will take a more significant role than as an assistant to Mauresmo. It quickly became clear to Murray that the respected Swede might be used in an increased capacity after Mauresmo told him in February that, eight months after they had formalised their agreement, she was expecting — initially saying she had ‘something personal’ to tell him. ‘I thought, “Something personal to tell you?” I thought maybe she’s pregnant,’ Murray said. ‘She normally goes to the gym all the time but she didn’t train once through Australia. When she told me, it was a bit of a surprise. But because she’d pre-warned me I kind of expected it a little bit.’ Murray and Mauresmo look likely to part ways when his coach gives birth later on in the year . Jonas Bjorkmann (left) will work with Murray until the end of the US Open and then maybe longer . Mauresmo is not in Munich this week for Murray’s first tournament on the clay since he got married. So far everything with Bjorkman has been satisfactory and he joined them in Barcelona last week at a training camp. ‘He’s easy going but as a player he was mentally very strong and had a great work ethic,’ Murray said.

Summary: Jonas Bjorkman joined Andy Murray's camp on an initial trial . Amelie Mauresmo is due to give birth to her first child in August . Bjorkman will work with Murray right through to the US Open . Murray is in Munich to compete in this week's BMW Open on clay .


Ho Chi Minh City has just been named one of the fastest growing in the world among the super-rich, according to a new report. Comparing cities over the past decade, New World Wealth has found Houston, Jakarta, Mumbai, and, of course, Ho Chi Mihn City, to be substantially rising in popularity, particularly among the world's most monied. Over the past 10 years, the percentage of multi-millionaires globally has grown by 71 per cent, with an impressive 400 per cent rise coming from the Vietnamese city formerly known as Saigon. Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, has seen 400 per cent growth as far as multi-millionaires calling the city home . When it comes to nationwide statistics, South America boasted multi-millionaire growth of 265 per cent over the 10 year period, while Australia saw an increase of 190 per cent. Among the emerging markets, Russia, China and Indonesia all similarly performed well. China is currently home to 26,600 multi-millionaires, with Germany trailing behind at 25,400 and the United States topping the list with a whopping 183,500. But as far as the highest-ranking cities, Hong Kong comes out on top with 15,400 multi-millionaires calling it home. New York City follows with 14,300 multi-millionaires and London and Moscow are not far behind. 1. Hong Kong - 15,400 multi-millionaire residents . 2. New York City - 14,300 multi-millionaire residents . 3. London - 9,700 multi-millionaire residents . 4. Moscow - 7,600 multi-millionaire residents . 5. Los Angeles - 7,400 multi-millionaire residents . 6. Singapore - 6,600 multi-millionaire residents . 7. Chicago - 6,000 multi-millionaire residents . 8. San Francisco - 6,000 multi-millionaire residents . 9. Zurich - 5,600 multi-millionaire residents . 10. Mexico City - 5,600 multi-millionaire residents . A new 10-year study from New World Wealth found Hong Kong to be home to the most millionaires: 15,400 . The concrete jungle of New York City follows closely and is home to 14,300 multi-millionaires . When it comes to nationwide statistics, South America boasted multi-millionaire growth of 265 per cent . But it's Houston, Texas, that takes the title of being the most noteworthy American citiy on the list. The state capital has seen an increase of 1,420 multi-millionaires in the last 10 years, while Seattle is up 330. San Jose, California, Dallas, Texas, and San Francisco, California, have all likewise seen a jump in multi-millionaires of 50 per cent or more over the past decade. IN ASIA PACIFIC: Ho Chi Minh City - 400% growth (2004-2014) IN USA: Houston, Texas - 63% growth (2004-2014) IN CHINA: Fuzhou - 450% growth (2004-2014) IN SOUTH AMERICA: Sao Paulo - 296% growth (2004-2014) In the United States, Houston, Texas, is now home to 1,420 more multi-millionaires than it was a decade ago . In India, the cities of Pune (pictured), Mumbai, Bangalore, Delhi, and Hyderabad all saw spikes of 200% or more . But it was Fuzhou in China with the most impressive multi-millionaire growth rate: a whopping 450% . In the Asia Pacific region, Jakarta, Indonesia also performed well, going from being the home of 280 multi-millionaires in

Summary: New World Wealth compiled list of fastest-growing cities for the super-rich . Ho Chi Minh City has seen a 400% rise in multi-millionaires since 2004 . However, it's Hong Kong that boasts 15,400 millionaires among its borders .


Drunks who repeatedly turn up at A&E should be fined to pay for treating for their injuries, Nigel Farage has claimed. The Ukip leader, who admits to having a pint most lunchtimes, said that it was a ‘reasonable proposition’ to charge people who end up in hospital more than once after drinking. He also revealed he is finding the election campaign ‘knackering’, as polls suggest support for Ukip is on the slide. Ukip leader Nigel Farage, who admits to having a pint most lunchtimes, said that it was a ‘reasonable proposition’ to charge people who end up in hospital more than once after drinking . Ukip supporters should consider switching to back the Tories in areas where their party cannot win, Nigel Farage has suggested. The Ukip leader said his backers had to use their vote 'as wisely as they can', and urged them to do what they can to secure a referendum on the European Union. David Cameron has urged Ukip supporters to 'come home' to the Tories, the only party able to deliver an EU vote. In an interview with the Sunday Telegraph, conceded his Ukip supporters could back Conservative candidates in areas where there is no chance of winning. He said: 'Of course, it's a complex electoral system and people have to use their votes as wisely as they can." Mr Farage suggested that Ukip MPs could prop up a Tory government to keep Ed Miliband out of power. 'If the Tories were the biggest party, and we helped to make up the numbers and this country had a full, free and fair referendum, that would be an infinitely better position.' There were nearly 60,000 assaults on NHS staff in 2011-12 and alcohol-related hospital admissions have now topped a million a year – a rise of 510,000 in a decade. Politicians from across the political spectrum have backed the idea of fining or charging people who visit A&E after drinking too much, but doctors leaders warn the plan is unworkable. It would also cast doubt on the principle that the NHS is free at the point of use. Mr Farage said he would support the idea of charging for treating drunks, but only persistent troublemakers. He told the Sunday People: ‘It wouldn't be for first-time offenders," he told the Sunday People in an exclusive interview. "We were all young once. But for a second offence it's a reasonable proposition." But he rejected the idea of issuing fines for people who miss GP appointments. ‘That would not be practical. Chasing up fines would cost too much money. The NHS has huge problems but I'm totally for an NHS free at the point of delivery.’ Lib Dem health minister Norman Lamb last year suggested a £50 levy on drunks. He warned that people who ‘gratuitously’ consume too much alcohol, especially at the weekends, were putting a ‘huge’ burden on hospitals. Tory Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt signalled that he was open to the idea of fining those who cost taxpayers through their own ‘irresponsibility’. ‘I have a great deal of sympathy for

Summary: Ukip leader says it is a 'reasonable position' to charge repeat offenders . Reveals he is finding the gruelling election campaign 'knackering' Lib Dems and Tories have signalled they back the idea of fines for drunks .


St Etienne want to sign Cardiff full-back Kevin Theophile-Catherine on a permanent deal. The 25-year-old signed for Cardiff from Stade Rennais for £2.1million but has been on loan with St Etienne this season. They have an option to make the deal permanent for £1.5million but Theophile-Catherine wants to see if there are other options before committing. He has two years left on contract at Cardiff. St Etienne defender Kevin Theophile-Catherine shields the ball from PSG forward Zlatan Ibrahimovic . St Etienne, meanwhile, will not take up an option to sign Norwich striker Ricky Van Wolfswinkel on a permanent deal. The Dutchman scored only one goal following his £8.5million move to Norwich from Sporting Lisbon and has scored six times this season for St Etienne in 31 appearances. He will return to Carrow Road at the end of the season. Theophile-Catherine (right) competes for a header with Montpellier forward Kevin Berigaud in December .

Summary: The 25-year-old signed for Cardiff from Stade Rennais for £2.1million . But the defender has been on loan with St Etienne this season . The club have an option to make the deal permanent for £1.5million . St Etienne will not take up an option to sign Norwich striker Ricky Van Wolfswinkel on a permanent deal .


Flying gas stations that can refuel robotic military aircraft have come a step closer. The first ever mid-air refuelling of an unmanned aircraft was today successfully achieved by the Navy's X-47B drone. The Salty Dog 502 vehicle is one of two Unmanned Carrier Air Vehicle demonstrators (UCAS-D) on the X-47B program. Scroll down for video . The first mid-air refuelling of an unmanned aircraft was today successfully achieved by the Navy's X-47B drone. Earlier today, the aircraft plugged its in-flight refuelling (IFR) probe into the hose of an Omega Air KC-707 tanker off the coast of Maryland . Earlier today, it plugged its in-flight refuelling (IFR) probe into the hose of an Omega Air KC-707 tanker off the coast of Maryland. During the test, it trailed the Omega Air Refuelling 707 tanker from a mile off before using optical sensors and a video camera to monitor its approach to within 20 feet (six metres). Depending on the weather, the aerial refuelling demonstrations are due to last throughout the weekend. The drone is about the size of an F/A-18 Super Hornet, weighs in at 44,000 lb (20,000kg) and has a 62ft (20m) wingspan. Salty Dog 502 is one of two Unmanned Carrier Air Vehicle demonstrators (UCAS-D) on the X-47B program . The goal of each of the refuelling demonstrations is to transfer 3,000lbs of fuel in five minutes. But this is the final test of the historic X-47B, which will now be donated to museums despite, according to Foxtrot Alpha, only having 20 per cent of their flight hours used up. Refuelling in flight is the last hurdle for the Northrop Grumman-built jet, claims to Captain Beau Duarte, program manager of the Navy's Unmanned Carrier Aviation. With a wingspan of 130 feet, the Triton is wider than commercial airliners such as the Boeing 737 . An airliner-sized Navy surveillance drone made its first transcontinental flight in September, flying 11 hours across the US. The cross-country test was the first for the MQ-4C Triton, which will play a role in the Navy's planned Broad Area Maritime Surveillance program. The drone can provide blanket surveillance for the Navy as part of the branch's Broad Area Maritime Surveillance program. Triton uses 'radar, infrared sensors and advanced cameras to provide full-motion video and photographs' to Navy personnel. Northrop Grumman says the unmanned aircraft also has a capacity to fly up to 28 hours at a time and surveil 1million square miles in a single mission. With a wingspan of 130 feet, the Triton is wider than commercial airliners such as the Boeing 737. Mid-air refuelling is difficult enough for human pilots, but the ability for drones to do it could eman they only ever have to land for equipment updates. The Navy envisions the X-47B's successors, the UCLASS drones, as making 24-7 patrols around aircraft carriers. 'We will have met all of the program's mission objectives and will [take] those lessons learned, fold them into the UCLASS performance specification,' Duarte said. The X-47B drone is about the size of an F/A-18 Super Hornet, weighs in at 44,000

Summary: Salty Dog 502 trailed Omega Air Refuelling 707 tanker from a mile off . It used optical sensors and a camera to monitor approach to 20 feet . It then plugged its refuelling probe into hose of the Omega Air KC-707 . Drone is size of an F/A-18 Super Hornet and weighs 44,000lb (20,000kg)


Mark Wood spent a day this week donning his newly arrived England suit. ‘I wore it around the house a bit too much really but I was absolutely buzzing just to have it on. ‘Trying it on is when the mixture of nerves and excitement started,’ says Wood, one of the uncapped members of Alastair Cook’s squad who fly to the Caribbean on Thursday for a three-Test series against West Indies. The 25-year-old would be forgiven for checking the fit, because standing at 5ft 11in and weighing just over 12st, he is not the shape or size of your traditional fast bowler. Mark Wood has been called up by England for the Test series against West Indies . When he’s not steaming in to bowl at 90mph Mark Wood can find himself fielding for long stretches of time. Thankfully the Durham paceman has the perfect remedy to keep things interesting during a lengthy stint on the boundary rope. ‘There are times when it gets boring in the field, so I bring out the imaginary horse and try to joust my team-mates,’ Wood said recently. ‘I don’t know how the England boys will take it, but I’ll have a go. I like to have a trot and feed him apples — he loves Granny Smiths. ‘Sometimes it’s just the pick-me-up the lads need. The horse will probably come with me to the Caribbean if he gets through immigration. If they don’t like it then I can just tie him up and leave him somewhere.’ But England are looking for something different in the wake of their woeful World Cup and Wood, whose ability to hurry batsmen from a short run-up is reminiscent of Craig White and Simon Jones from previous eras, fits the bill. Several players on the county circuit last season would testify that he was the slipperiest bowler they faced. ‘I can hit 90mph but it’s not something I tend to concentrate on,’ said Wood. ‘The quickest ball I have been clocked at on the telly was 91 but I am sure I can bowl quicker than that. ‘You know yourself, without the speed guns, when it’s coming out lovely and the rhythm’s there. ‘When I bowl I am not just trying to blast people out, I would like to think that being the slight lad that I am with a short run-up, it is more the surprise element that gets batters in trouble. I tend to rush them a little bit but would like to think I have more skills than just raw pace.’ Primary among those skills is a mastery of reverse swing. It was no coincidence that his first three County Championship appearances for Durham all came at Trent Bridge, where the abrasive nature of the square roughs the ball up perfectly for exponents of the art. Durham paceman is not the shape or size of your traditional fast bowler . But he has also displayed a marked improvement in his use of the new ball, swinging it to good effect whenever he got it during the 2014

Summary: Mark Wood part of the England squad flying to the Caribbean . Alastair Cook's side to play three Test matches against West Indies . At 5ft 11in and 12st, he is not the size of traditional fast bowler .


Boxer Amir Khan could face a police probe after posting pictures on Snapchat while driving his car on a busy road in California. The lightweight posted the pictures to the image sharing app from behind the wheel in the city of Fremont close to San Francisco. The 28-year-old splits his time between his hometown of Bolton and the US, where he is preparing for his next fight. Scroll down for video . Boxer Amir Khan, who could face a police probe after posting pictures on Snapchat while driving his car . The boxer posted this picture on Snapchat, while driving his car in the Fremont area of California near to San Francisco . Another picture that the boxer posted while appearing to be driving. Police are yet to say if they will look into the snaps . But according to Californian law, using a mobile phone while driving is an offence, which can result in fines or points on a licence, which if accumulated can result in a ban. However the Fremont Police Department have yet to say if they will be looking into the snaps and if an offence took place. It is not the first time that Mr Khan has posted pictures and videos from behind the wheel. Earlier this year, he uploaded a video to his Facebook page entitled, LA, Beverley Hills and Rodeo Drive. In it the boxer, can be seen introducing himself and the passengers in his car. In a video uploaded to his Facebook page, the boxer appears to be taking a video while travelling down Rodeo Drive in Beverly Hills . In the Facebook video, it is unclear if Khan was the one driving or holding the phone to shoot the clip . Although further on in the clip, the footage shows him travelling along Rodeo Drive, although it is unclear if he is the person driving or holding the mobile phone. The pictures come eight years after Mr Khan was convicted for driving without due care and attention after running over a man and breaking his leg. Geoff Hatton was crossing a road in Bolton town centre on March 2, 2006, when Khan's £65,000 BMW 645 convertible swerved past a queue of cars which had stopped for a red light and ploughed into him. The pictures come eight years after the boxer, pictured, was convicted for driving without due car and attention . His right leg was detached from his hip and he had to have a metal rod inserted in his leg. He could walk only with the aid of a stick and died two years later. Khan was fined £1,000 and banned from driving for six months and weeks later was given a second ban for driving at up to speeds of 140mph on a motorway. A representative for Mr Khan refused to comment.

Summary: The boxer shared the images on Snapchat while driving his car in the U.S. Came as he was travelling in the city of Fremont close to San Francisco . Under Californian law, it is illegal to use a mobile phone while driving .


England captain Alastair Cook completed a much-needed century on the second morning of England's opening tour match in the West Indies. Cook resumed on 95 and reached three figures with minimal fuss before retiring out. England captain Alastair Cook completed a century on the second morning of England's opening tour match . A controlled thick edge from the first ball of the day brought him an 11th boundary of the innings and in the following over he punched the ball for two off the back foot. He offered a gentle wave of the bat and a handshake to partner Gary Ballance and walked off on 101 from 200 deliveries. That allowed Ian Bell to arrive at the crease, with batting time more important to the tourists than attempting to force a result in this two-day fixture. Ian Bell plays to the offside during day two of the St Kitts and Nevis Invitational XI versus England tour match .

Summary: Alastair Cook completed his century on the second morning of action . England captain resumed on 95 and reached three figures before retiring . That allowed Ian Bell to arrive at the crease as tourists continued to bat .


A carpenter from South California has created what may well be the world’s biggest see-saw. Kyle Toth, who runs his own custom woodworking business, built the seesaw from trees behind his workshop in Temecula. It measures a whopping 45ft in length, and according to its maker, sends its occupiers into the air at a height of around 25ft. Kyle said the tree was about 65ft long so he cut it to make it even on both sides and the seesaw was born . As seen in the video, the seesaw is made from entirely raw materials – a large trunk sits securely in between the natural split of a tree. Kyle told MailOnline: ‘I was cutting down some dead and damaged trees one day and was trying to drop this tree in between two others. ‘It didn't go as planned and ended up dropping in between a tree that had two huge branches splitting. ‘It fell basically where it is now but was about 65ft long and was laying on my fence. ‘So I cut the tree at what looked like would be even on both sides and just like that a massive teeter totter (American term for seesaw) was born. Kyle climbed the tree with a sledge hammer and pounded the trunk into the split branches to stop it from sliding . There is no seat attached to the trunk but handrails have been added for support and ropes help people get on . ‘The whole thing kind of just happened. It ended up being the perfect weight on both sides. ‘I climbed up the tree with a sledge hammer and pounded the tree trunk down into the split branches to stop it from sliding. ‘I then called up a few of my friends and they came over really quickly once they heard.’ While there is no seat attached to the trunk, handrails have been added for support and ropes can be seen dangling from the base of it. Kyle said: ‘We had to attach a rope on one side so that when one person gets on they can pull the other person up and let someone else on. The seesaw measures 45ft in length, and according to Kyle, sends its occupiers into the air at a height of around 25ft . ‘I got on with one of my friends and it worked perfectly. It was a bit scary at first because it'll send you about 25ft in the air. ‘We used it for about 20 minutes. It’s so much fun. It takes the childhood ask of playing on a teeter totter and magnifies it by a thousand. ‘Basically if you were six-years-old and had never seen a regular teeter totter before that's what it would be like to see this thing as an adult.’ According to Kyle, four people can ride on the seesaw at one time and there is an amazing view from the top. The short clip, captured from two angles, shows two people riding the seesaw – one pumps the air in celebration and swings his dangling

Summary: The seesaw was created by talented Temecula-based carpenter Kyle Toth . Kyle placed the large trunk into natural split of tree and cut it down to size . Rope attached to one side of the seesaw helps people get on and off . Seesaw is made from raw material and sends occupiers to height of 25ft .


Faithless’ dance anthem ‘Insomnia’ booms out seconds before games at Fulham, and it’s rather apt for Kit Symons. His sleepless nights must be becoming all the more frequent as these haunting weeks go by. Down rained the boos yet again from a disgruntled bunch of supporters who deserve so much more than this; far more than a team lacking identity and direction. Those fans will quite rightly point to the fact their side were out-played for large parts against Rotherham, a club with a far inferior budget and experience at this level. They are losing faith in their manager, even though Fulham should retain their Championship status from here. Ross McCormack (left) pokes home the equaliser but Fulham were unable to push on for the winner . That they came away with a point was down to poor finishing from the Yorkshire visitors, nothing more. Ross McCormack came to the rescue after Matt Derbyshire’s early opener to spare blushes. Fulham just want this wretched campaign over. ‘First half we were awful,’ Symons said. ‘Second half was a huge improvement to a bit better than awful. We’re limping closer. ‘The sooner we get the points needed the sooner I’ll start sleeping in an evening.’ That spoke volumes. Kit Symons (centre) admitted his side were second best and says the club need to rebuild in the summer . ‘It is slow and it’s painful. We need to rebuild in the summer. It’s an anxious period - people are concerned. The players did show good character to come from behind.’ Steve Evans’ team still await their fate after being charged for fielding an ineligible player, Farrend Rawson, during the win against Brighton earlier this month. Should the Football League follow the precedent set with AFC Wimbledon last year, the Millers will find themselves lumped with a three-point deduction. When that judgement is to be made remains unclear - although it almost certainly will come before the final day on May 2 - meaning the relegation dogfight could go to the wire, with resurgent Millwall enjoying a game in hand. Rotherham knew points must be won here, and set about bossing proceedings from the very first minute. Matt Derbyshire (centre) pokes home the opener after four minutes to put Steve Evans' side in the lead . Fulham XI: Bettinelli, Richards, Turner, Burn, Husband, Parker, Guthrie, Tunnicliffe (Hoogland - 54), Ruiz, McCormack, Smith . Subs not used: Kiraly, Stafylidis, Hutchinson, Woodrow, Rodallega, Kavanagh . Goals: McCormack 67 . Booked: Guthrie, Burn, Turner . Rotherham XI: Martinez, Hunt, Morgan, Broadfoot, Lafferty; Smallwood, Arnason, Frecklington, Pringle; Ward, Derbyshire . Subs not used: Collin, Wilson, Wood, Hammill, Bowery, Milsom, Green . Goals: Derbyshire 4 . Booked: Broadfoot . Referee: Andy Davies . How it came to pass that Matt Derbyshire might’ve put the visitors three goals up inside the first four minutes will mystify Symons. Eventually the former Olympiacos striker settled for one, the simplicity galling for a club who were facing Tottenham this time a year ago. Firstly Derbyshire clipped wide inside the six-yard box before the long legs

Summary: Fulham scrapped a draw at home to fellow strugglers Rotherham . Matt Derbyshire gave the away side an early lead from close range . Ross McCormack poked home an equaliser in the second half . Fans booed heavily when the final whistle was blown at Craven Cottage .


Juventus ensured their treble dreams remained alive as they overcame a first-leg defeat thanks to goals by Alessandro Matri, Roberto Pereyra and Leonardo Bonucci. The feat was made even more impressive as the Old Lady were without key trio Carlos Tevez, Paul Pogba and Andrea Pirlo. Juventus were hit with the news that former Premier League striker Tevez was to miss the match due to a thigh injury just hours before kick-off, however his absence did not prove to be costly. Leonardo Bonucci celebrates after scoring his side's third goal of the night against Fiorentina . Juventus defender Bonucci is mobbed by his team-mates after ensuring his side progressed to the final . Roberto Pereyra receives a celebratory hug by Alvaro Morata and Arturo Vidal after doubling the scoreline . FIORENTINA (4-4-1-1): Neto; Savic, Rodriguez (Tomovic 82), Basanta, Alonso; Joaquin (Diamanti 66), Aquilani, Fernandez, Valero; Salah; Gomez (Babacar 73) Subs not used: Richards, Vargas, Gilardino, Kurtic, Pasqual, Rosati, Lazzari, Rossi, Illcic . Booked: Rodriguez, Fernandez . JUVENTUS (4-3-1-2): Storari; Padoin, Bonucci, Chiellini, Evra; Vidal, Marchisio, Sturaro; Pereyra (Ogbonna 82); Morata, Matri (Coman 74, Llorente 89) Subs not used: Buffon, Pepe, Barzagli, De Ceglie, Rubinho, Marrone, Lichtsteiner . Goal: Matri 21, Pereyra 44, Bonucci 59 . Booked: Chiellini, Marchisio, Sturaro, Vidal . Sent off: Morata . Massimiliano Allegri's side came into the game knowing they had to go on the attack if they were to progress to the Coppa Italia final after falling to a shock 2-1 defeat at the Juventus Stadium. And the visitors did just that as Matri opened the scoring in the 21st minute by poking home from close range after he benefitted from a ricochet. Juventus doubled the scoring shortly before the interval when Pereyra placed the ball into an empty net after Fiorentina goalkeeper Neto parried into his path following a thunderous shot by Alvaro Morata. The Italian league leaders did not hold back during the second half and managed to kill the encounter shortly before the hour mark when unlikely goalscorer Bonucci latched onto a Claudio Marchisio corner before striking a beautifully-timed volley into the net. Marchisio's booking and Morata's bizarre red card were the only negatives of the night. Inexperienced referee Davide Massa brandished a red card in the direction of Morata after a clumsy challenge, which warranted nothing more than a yellow, on Alessandro Diamanti with just two minutes left to play. Marchisio will definitely miss the final against either Napoli and Lazio due to an accumulation of bookings, while Morata should be confident of winning an appeal. Juventus, who currently lie 14 points clear at the top of the Serie A table, can now focus on their upcoming Champions League quarter-final clash against Monaco. Fiorentina winger Mohamed Salah is surrounded by four Juventus as he makes his way towards goal . Juventus celebrate after keeping their treble dreams alive by progressing to the Coppa Italia final . Vidal looks delighted as Juventus set up a Coppa Italia final against either Napoli or Lazio . Fiorentina's supporters turned up in high numbers to see their

Summary: Juventus reach final without Carlos Tevez, Paul Pogba and Andrea Pirlo . The Old Lady raced into 3-0 lead thanks to goals by Alessandro Matri, Roberto Pereyra and Leonardo Bonucci . Alvaro Morata was sent off for innocuous tackle on Alessandro Diamanti . Juventus will face either Napoli or Lazio in Coppa Italia final .


Barcelona will offer £50million for in-demand Juventus midfielder Paul Pogba, and plan to let him stay in Italy for a year on loan. Spanish press reports indicate Chelsea are their only rivals for the Frenchman's signature. Pogba is one of Europe's most in demand young talents but Spanish paper SPORT say that the leaders in La Liga and the Barclays Premier League are the only two viable destinations for the 22-year-old Frenchman. With Barcelona currently under the restrictions of a FIFA-imposed transfer ban until the January window, Pogba would have to be loaned back to Juve until the 2016-17 season as part of any prospective deal. SPORT say Barcelona will make a £50m offer for Paul Pogba while Marca look at the race for La Liga . Pogba is said to be the subject of a £50m bid from Barca with Chelsea their only realistic transfer rivals . Lionel Messi returned to training for Barcelona after a foot problem ahead of facing Celta Vigo . SPORT claim that Pogba has listened to Barca's offer but is yet to decide on his future with four years remaining on his contract with the Italian champions. The Catalan daily also say that Lionel Messi has recovered from a problem with swelling on his foot to start for Barca in their return to La Liga against Celta Vigo on Sunday after making it through a training session unscathed. Also in Spain, Marca look at Real Madrid's quest to overhaul their perennial rivals at the top of La Liga. They say that if Real win their final 10 games to take a total points haul of 94, they can count on winning the title. That might be easier said than done, however. No team has won their last 10 games in La Liga in the last decade, no matter how sure Real are that Barca will falter. L'Equipe look ahead to a big weekend in the French title race, A Bola pin Benfica's hopes on Nicolas Gaitan . David Luiz and PSG have made their way to the top of Ligue 1 but that position will be challenge this weekend . Marseille and their star striker Andre-Pierre Gignac will want to knock PSG off the top of the table . It's a huge weekend in France with Le Classique top of the bill, Lyon getting the opportunity to top the table and Monaco taking on St Etienne. With that in mind, L'Equipe go with the headline: 'The hunt is on'. Champions PSG are still in with a shout of an unprecedented treble, sitting top of Ligue 1 with eight games to go, in the semi-finals of the French Cup and having reached the last eight of the Champions League. But their abilities are certain to be tested on Sunday night in a first vs third clash against Marseille at a packed 67,394-capacity Stade Velodrome. A difficult April schedule makes it important that PSG stay top of the table in Marseille, having struggled to maintain a title challenge for much of the season. Gaitan is viewed as the

Summary: Spanish paper SPORT say Barcelona want to sign Juventus' Paul Pogba . La Liga leaders are thought to be offering £50million for the midfielder . Real Madrid are looking to win their last 10 games to overtake Barca .


Liverpool goalkeeper Simon Mignolet insists choosing between an FA Cup victory and finishing in the top four would be like preferring one of his parents over the other. With the Reds in semi-final action against Aston Villa on Sunday Brendan Rodgers' side could see the gap between themselves and fourth place - currently occupied by Manchester City - grow. It has been suggested the cup competition can save their season, in-form playmaker Philippe Coutinho even suggested as much ahead of their quarter-final replay at Blackburn last week, but Mignolet does not see any reason why they should prioritise one over the other at the moment. Steven Gerrard leads Liverpool players in training ahead of their FA Cup semi-final against Aston Villa . Manager Brendan Rodgers speaks to contract rebel Raheem Sterling during the session . Reds misfit Mario Balotelli (right) attempts an unorthodox pass as team-mates watch on amused . Rodgers and his players appeared in high spirits as they were put through their paces at Melwood . Spain defender Alberto Moreno sees the funny side of something during a training exercise . Reds winger Lazar Markovic speeds past Joe Flanagan as the club enter a crucial period of their season . 'The next game is the FA Cup semi-final so the focus is on that but you don't really choose between your mum and dad so we still have two things to play for and we will try to do that from now until the end of the season,' said the Belgium international. 'We want to do both - let's hope we can do both. We have the FA Cup and league still to play for and we want to do well in every single game.' Mignolet has enjoyed a renaissance in his form which mirrored that of the team's results since returning to the starting line-up on Boxing Day after being dropped for a short spell. Keeper Simon Mignolet (centre) insists he cannot choose between winning the FA Cup and a top four finish . The Belgium stopper has forced his way back into the team by cutting a more commanding figure . He accepts his time out of the team gave him chance to make changes to his game, which involved being more dominant in his area and certainly more vocal with his team-mates. 'It is something we spoke about when I was out the team: to be more aggressive and be more dominant with defenders and be more commanding and demanding,' he added. 'Last week I had family over and they asked me straight after the game if my voice had not gone because they do not normally hear me on the pitch. 'I have always been one who tries to give information to the defenders and for me to organise at set-pieces but it is maybe more the body language and the commanding voice to get the message over to the players which has changed a bit. Philippe Coutinho celebrates scoring the winner against Blackburn in their quarter-final replay . 'It is something to do with my

Summary: Liverpool will face Aston Villa in the FA Cup semi-final on Sunday . Brendan Rodgers' side are still in the hunt for a Champions League spot . Simon Mignolet insists the club are not prioritising one over the other .


FIFA has announced that Football Association chairman Greg Dyke has returned a £16,000 watch he was given as a gift. Dyke was given one of a limited edition of Parmigiani watches by the Brazilian FA during a FIFA Congress meeting in Sao Paulo during the World Cup - with 65 handed out in goodie bags totalling more than £1million. When the watches were recalled, Dyke initially refused to hand his back having promised to donate it to the FA's official charity partner, Breast Cancer Care, so that it could be auctioned. Greg Dyke (right) and the £16,000 Parmigiani watch that he was given as a gift at the World Cup last summer . But, with the threat of sanctions if he did not return the watch, FIFA's ethics committee has confirmed receipt of the item and has now closed proceedings on the matter. 'Mr Greg Dyke has returned the CBF Parmigiani watch. As a consequence, the adjudicatory chamber of the FIFA Ethics Committee has decided to close the proceedings in respect of a possible breach of the FIFA Code of Ethics,' the FIFA statement, issued on Tuesday afternoon, read. Dyke insisted he was unaware of the value of the gift when he first received it and, once made aware, said he would allow it to be auctioned for Breast Cancer Care, the official charity partner of the FA - who are looking to raise £500,000 for their cause before next summer. After six months of legal wrangling Dyke has now relented and the item has been returned, whilst it is understood all of the watches will now be auctioned for a Brazilian charity and that Dyke will make a personal donation to Breast Cancer Care. Dyke watches England play Costa Rica at the World Cup as England were eliminated in the group stage .

Summary: 65 Parmigiani watches given to FIFA delegates at World Cup in Brazil . FIFA ethics committee ordered the watch be given back . Greg Dyke did not give his back as he wanted to auction it for charity . Dyke has now given the watch back with all 65 to be donated to charity .


While airlines are planning to cram even more passengers on Boeing’s next generation of planes, the manufacturer says it has come up with a way to get all of their luggage on board. The world’s largest aerospace company is showing off its roomier overhead luggage bins, which will be available on its 737 family of planes. Designed for future aircraft which will be used by the likes of Delta Air Lines and Alaska Airlines, the ‘Space Bins’ can hold 50 per cent more carry-on luggage than existing compartments on the current fleet of 737s. Scroll down for video . Boeing's roomier 'Space Bins' (left) can hold two more bags than existing compartments (left) on 737 planes . Finding a spot for a carry-on bag, especially during a budget flight that charges for checked bags, can be one of the most stressful experiences for passengers. Boeing said the redesigned bins can hold six standard-sized bags – two more than the current set-up. That means 737-900ER or 737 MAX 9 planes will be able to hold 194 bags in the cabin, compared to 132 in the current configuration. Its 737-800 or 737 MAX 8 planes will hold 174 (compared to 118) and the 737-700 or 737 MAX 7 planes will hold 130 (compared to 90). The bins have been tested by a group of ‘frequent fliers’ who were hand-picked by Boeing . Boeing is promising faster boarding and turnaround times at the gate with the larger overhead bins . The Chicago-based manufacturer said the ‘Space Bins’ have a lower lip height, making it easier to load bags and see inside. The bins have been tested by a group of ‘frequent fliers’ who were hand-picked by Boeing. Passenger Daniel Jones said in a statement: ‘They're enormous compared to the other bins. I won't have to gate check my bags anymore. So far two airlines – Delta and Alaska – have ordered the new bins, which can be installed on existing 737s . ‘Boarding will be a lot quicker plus I won't have to help my girlfriend load her bags because she can reach these bins a lot easier.’ With larger overhead bins Boeing is promising faster boarding and turnaround times at the gate. So far two airlines – Delta and Alaska – have ordered the new bins, which are also available for retrofit on next-generation 737s currently in use. The bins will likely arrive in Europe within the next few years. Monarch Airlines and Thomson Airways have committed to order dozens of 737 MAX aircraft. Ryanair currently uses nothing but the 737-800 on its routes, but has reached a deal for up to 200 737 MAX 200s.

Summary: The 'Space Bins' have been designed for the next generation of 737s . They can hold six standard-sized bags – two more than the current set-up . That would create enough space for up to 62 more carry-on bags . So far two airlines – Delta and Alaska – have ordered the new luggage bins . Monarch, Ryanair and Thomson have all placed orders for new 737s .


Rival clubs claim QPR, facing Football League fines of up to £50million for multiple breaches of financial fair play regulations, are making an outrageous attempt to get their man on the inside of the discussions. Football League board member Jim Rodwell’s departure from Notts County to become chief executive of Scunthorpe has created the need for an election for a League One representative as Rodwell cannot automatically keep his place. League One clubs have been informed that there are two nominations for the vacant seat — Rodwell and former Manchester United director Maurice Watkins, now chairman of Barnsley. Tony Fernandes, owner of QPR, wants to avoid fines of up to £50million for Financial Fair Play breaches . Maurice Watkins is a sports lawyer whose firm represents QPR over their considerable FFP troubles . QPR are 19th in the Premier League, four points away from escaping the relegation zone . Watkins is a sports lawyer and his firm Brabners are representing QPR over their considerable FFP troubles. Clubs believe that having Watkins on the Football League board, where FFP is the hot topic, would be helpful for QPR and a massive conflict of interests. However, the highly-respected Watkins, who has a number of sporting directorships including British Swimming and Lancashire County Cricket Club, dismissed the conspiracy theory as ‘wholly ludicrous’. Raheem Sterling’s stand-off with Liverpool over a new contract is not just to do with him. It will suit Sterling’s representative Aidy Ward, who split with Rob Segal’s Impact Sports Management to set up on his own earlier this season, if any new deal is delayed until his parting from Segal has been finalised. Aidy Ward (left) is Raheem Sterling's agent and is a key player in his contract negotiations with Liverpool . Raheem Sterling (left) pictured with Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers (right) at Liverpool training . The five former England managers who signed the letter supporting Greg Dyke’s homegrown players’ campaign had nothing to do with writing the missive. It was the work of the FA’s support agency on the issue, Milltown Partners. Certainly, Sven Goran Eriksson and Kevin Keegan did nothing for the homegrown situation when club managers — Keegan even shut down Newcastle reserves. Greg Dyke, the Football Association chairman, wants to more homegrown players playing in England . Kevin Keegan's name is one of five former England managers to sign a letter supporting Dyke's idea . However, Milltown are at least helping the FA fight the PR battle toe-to-toe against the all-powerful Premier League, who ironically have used Milltown for crisis management advice in the past. England cricket head coach Peter Moores’ considerable good fortune at surviving such a World Cup humiliation extends to the ECB board meeting reviewing that debacle being next Thursday. By then Moores will be preparing for the first Test against West Indies starting four days later. England cricket head coach Peter Moores (right) will soon begin a review into England's World Cup failure . Moores (left) oversaw England's humiliating group stage exit from the Cricket World Cup . If the postmortem had occurred earlier

Summary: Maurice Watkins is a sports lawyer whose firm represents QPR . Raheem Sterling's agent has emerged as key player in his contract talks . Peter Moores will begin review into England's failed World Cup next week .


Southampton target Tonny Vilhena wants to quit Feyenoord this summer. Ronald Koeman made enquiries for the 20-year-old in January and is keen to bring him to St Mary's. Holland U21 international Vilhena has one year left on contract but is ready to make the move to the Premier League now. Feyenoord winger Tonny Vilhena (left) is keen to quit the club this summer with Southampton on red alert . The Saints are also monitoring his team-mate, the £10m-rated midfielder Jordy Clasie (right) Southampton boss Ronald Koeman is keen to bolster his squad ahead of possible European qualification . Koeman is also bring his teammate Jordy Clasie to the south coast. The £10million-rated midfielder has won 11 senior caps for Holland. Koeman is also looking to make Eljero Elia's loan move from Werder Bremen permanent, as he looks to strengthen his squad ahead of possible qualification for European competition next season. Southampton are currently seventh in the Premier League table with 56 points from 33 games and in with shout of sealing a Europa League berth. The club are exceeding expectations, given the mass exodus of key players they endured last summer and Koeman has been praised for steadying the ship. Koeman is keen to make Dutch winger Eljero Elia's loan move from Werder Bremen permanent this summer .

Summary: Southampton target Tonny Vilhena wants out of Feyenoord this summer . Ronald Koeman had tried to sign the 20-year-old in January, but was rebuffed . Vilhena has one year left on his contract, but wants to move away . Koeman is also keen on signing his team-mate Jordy Claise .


A Los Angeles-bound flight has returned to Seattle after it was discovered a worker had fallen asleep in the cargo hold before take-off. Fourteen minutes after Alaska Airlines flight 448 took off on Monday, the pilot and passengers in first class heard screaming and banging from beneath the aircraft. 'Help! Help! Help!' the man screamed, according to one passenger. The airline said in a news release the captain immediately returned to Seattle-Tacoma International and declared an emergency for priority landing. The cargo hold where the handler was trapped is temperature controlled and pressurized, so he was not in danger of freezing or running out of oxygen. Scroll down for video . This is the moment an Alaska Airlines baggage handler was pulled from the cargo hold after falling asleep . Safe: This is the baggage handler who fell asleep aboard the Alaska Airlines flight from Seattle to Los Angeles on Monday . A passenger on board Flight 448 recorded video of the baggage handlder's knocking that passengers could hear inside the cabin . Emergency landing: The pilot turned back to Seattle 14 minutes into the flight when he heard screaming . 'At some point the marshal kind of made himself known and started banging back and he yelled really loud and said, "We're getting ready to land, hold on to something,"' Troi Ge, a passenger on board the flight, told NBC News. Mr Ge, a sound designer from Burbank, recorded video aboard the plane in which passengers could hear the banging from the cargo hold. After the plane landed a ramp agent was found inside the front cargo hold. Video taken by KIRO 7 showed the worker calmly walking out of the cargo hold and putting on a high visibility jacket. He stood talking to airport staff for a few seconds before walking off towards the terminal. 'Upon exiting, he told authorities he had fallen asleep,' the airline said. The worker, an employee of Menzies Aviation, walked off the plane and appeared well, but was taken to a hospital as a precaution. The airline says it is investigating the situation. The pilot could hear banging and screaming from beneath the aircraft as they flew from Seattle to LA . The man appeared to be well as he walked around the runway talking to airport employees . Alaska Airlines is investigating how the man managed to fall asleep before the LA-bound flight took off . Passenger Marty Collins told KOMO-TV in Seattle the flight was surrounded by emergency vehicles when it returned to the airport. She said passengers did not hear the worker banging or making noise. 'Nobody on the plane heard anything like that, nobody knew why we were turning around,' she told the station. 'They just said we were fine and we weren't in any danger.' Passengers were later told about the situation. 'They just said there was someone in the cargo hold and he's been escorted off and taken away,' she said. The flight departed again at 3.52pm and was expected to arrive in Los Angeles at 6.27pm, about 80

Summary: Flight 448 had just taken off when the pilot heard banging from beneath . LA-bound plane was forced to return to Seattle for emergency landing . Worker emerged calm but was taken to hospital as a precaution . Cargo hold was pressurized and temperature controlled, so the man was not in danger .


If you're having trouble sleeping it could be down to the interior design of your bedroom. From red walls to bright white lightbulbs and clutter under the bed, there are many things you may never have considered that are preventing you from getting a good night's rest. A new infographic from London furniture company Made.com shows scientifically proven tactics you can use to change the layout of your room. Sleep experts recommended you arrange your room symmetrically, install heavy curtains and keep pets out . If you're having trouble sleeping it could be down to the interior design of your bedroom . Sleep experts recommended you arrange your room symmetrically, install heavy curtains and keep pets out to get a more restful slumber. You should also dim your light three hours before bedtime and stop using gadgets and hour before you hit the sack. Read on for a detailed breakdown of your step-by-step guide to perfect bedtime feng shui. FURNITURE ARRANGEMENTS . Ninety-one per cent of Britons say their sleep environment impacts their sleep. Though we often don't realise, our surroundings affect us in powerful ways. So arrange your bedroom to comfort your body and relax your mind. According to Made.com's tips below: 1. Install a ceiling fan. The ideal temperature for sleep is 18-21C. 2. Open a window just a crack to let air circulate. 3. Add blinds and thick, dark curtains to keep the light out. 4. Plush rugs and cushions muffle noise. 5. Create symmetry matching pairs. 6. Add plants, art or photos of nature and natural materials. 7. Eliminate clutter by investing in cabinets, drawers and storage. 8. Ditch the TV. Fill your space with something beautiful. We spend nearly a third of our lives sleeping. Yet many people don't realise just how sensitive our bodies are during these vital hours of rest. The space we sleep in has a huge effect on the quantity and quality of our sleep - and therefore the quality of our waking lives. After all, when we're not properly rested, our brainpower, digestion, reflexes and much more suffers. Better interior design really can help you get a better night's sleep. SLEEP EXPERTS SAY... LIGHTING THE PATH TO REST . Our bodies have evolved to respond to ambient light. Warm hued rays from the setting sun signal that it's time to sleep, while blue daylight releases hormones to make us alert. Now that we live much of our lives under artificial light, we must mirror these natural light spectrums to keep our circadian rhythms in harmony. According to the infographic, try shutting off computers, TVs and smartphones before going to bed. Make sure your bedroom is in complete darkness, and us low-wattage bulbs after sundown. Avoid blue lights and use lamps with warm yellow, gold or reddish light. THE PSYCHOLOGY OF COLOUR . Just as bright red signals danger in nature, all colours have an impact on our psychology. So paint and decorate your bedroom in soothing hues for better sleep and deeper relaxation. Blues, greens and greys are said to reduce heart

Summary: Bad quality sleep could be to do with the layout of your bedroom . Infographic from Made.com shows proven interiors tactics for better rest . Sleep experts recommended you install heavy curtains and keep pets out .


The co-authors of Pete Evans' controversial infant cookbook have spoken out in defence of the chef's decision to independently release the book despite being dumped by publishers. Speaking on The Morning Show, co-authors of 'Bubba Yum Yum: The Paleo Way', Charlotte Carr and Helen Padarin said they are 'confident' about the changes they have made to the book since it was branded with major health warnings. The cookbook, which was supposed to be released last Month was delayed before being cancelled completely by Pan Macmillan over grave concerns about a recipe for baby formula made from liver and bone broth. Scroll down for video . Pete Evans' (pictured) book was dumped by publishers Pan Macmillan after it was revealed that one of the recipes included the ingredients liver and bone broth . We don't want confusion. 'We've taken all of the [health] information on board and applied it to the book' said Carr on the popular morning show. 'We're very confident that this is a very safe, gentle, beautiful book for children,' she said. 'We're really confident that the information we've got in the book is very good information,' Padarin added. 'It is a recipe book, it's not a way of treatment or medicine. If people have issues then yes, of course they should be seeing a practitioner about it.' The pair did address the controversial 'Happy Tummy Brew' recipe which attracted criticism for it's ingredients, claiming they have added more vitamin C to the formula. The recipe is based on a formula by a US health company called Weston A Price. The Paelo Way co-authors Charlotte Carr (centre) and Helen Padarin (right) have spoken out in defence of Pete Evan's (left) decision to release the book independently . Pete Evans is famously known for his role as a judge on My Kitchen Rules alongside Manu Fieldel (left) 'We had just taken the recipe and put it in [the book] and it needed more details,' Carr said. 'Happy Tummy Brew','It was called a formula and by definition it's not a formula - it's a drink - so we've changed [the name] and made it really clear about when it should be implemented in the child's diet so it's really safe.' Professor Heather Yeatman, president of the Public Health Association of Australia said there was a 'very real possibility that a baby may die if this book goes ahead'. However, the book is reportedly set for release online amidst the controversy. Australian Women's Weekly recently reported that Naturopath Helen Padarin had been slammed by the Health Care Complaints Commission with sources saying she breached their codes of conduct. Pete Evans has been dropped as the celebrity ambassador for popular salad chain 'Sumo Salad' She reportedly provided incorrect information over the nutritional comparisons between breast milk and baby formula made of liver and bone broth - a recipe in Bubba Yum Yum. Blogger and co-author, Charlotte Carr has also received negative headlines after it was revealed that she has been doing voice-overs for fast-food chains KFC, Coca-Cola and Cadbury's whilst promoting a paleo lifestyle.

Summary: The Paleo Way co-authors have spoken out in defence of Pete Evans . Charlotte Carr and Helen Padarin have made changes to the recipes . They have added vitiman C to their 'Happy Tummy Brew' The formula was slammed for containing liver and bone broth . Evans' infant cookbook Bubba Yum Yum: The Paleo Way was set for release on Friday March 13 but was delayed due to health concerns .


Scotland will definitely become independent one day, Nicola Sturgeon vowed today as she again refused to rule out a second referendum on breaking up the Union. The SNP leader said the 'direction of travel' was towards independence, as she set out her demands for her to support Ed Miliband if Labour falls short of a majority. But David Cameron warned of the 'frightening' prospect of the SNP holding Labour to ransom and demanding they ditch new roads and hospitals in England, Wales and Northern Ireland. Scroll down for video . SNP leader Nicola Sturgeon said the 'direction of travel' was towards independence butPrime Minister David Cameron warned nationalists would use a Labour government to break up the Union and punish other nations . The Tories have unveiled a new poster showing Nicola Sturgeon pulling Ed Miliband's strings, which could mean more taxes and borrowing, while England, Wales and Northern ireland suffer . David Cameron has urged people to vote tactically, to keep a Labour-SNP government out of power. The Prime Minister issued a plea to Ukip and Lib Dem voters to lend their support to the Tories to prevent 'Ed Miliband, propped up by Nicola Sturgeon demanding ever more borrowing and more taxes'. Writing in the Sunday Times, the Tory leader said: 'A vote for any of the other parties makes it harder for Conservatives to get those 23 constituencies we need to form a majority government. 'Vote for Ukip or the Liberal Democrats and you take Ed Miliband and Nicola Sturgeon a step closer to Downing Street — and our government, economy and country a step closer to chaos. 'So if you are considering voting Ukip or Lib Dem, I urge you to think of the chaos of a weak Ed Miliband, propped up by Nicola Sturgeon demanding ever more borrowing and more taxes. Only a Conservative vote in your local constituency will keep Ed Miliband and the SNP out and secure Britain's future.' Mr Cameron warned that with the SNP calling the shots, the rest of the United Kingdom – England, Wales, Northern Ireland, 'wouldn't get a look-in'. Both Mr Miliband and Ms Sturgeon have ruled out a formal coalition, with SNP ministers sitting in a Labour Cabinet. But Ms Sturgeon has repeatedly offered to work with Labour to 'lock' the Tories out of power. In September's referendum, 55 per cent of people voted against independence, but since then support for the SNP has soared. Latest polls suggest more than half of Scots plan to vote for the SNP, robbing Labour of dozens of seats north of the border. On BBC One's Andrew Marr Show, Ms Sturgeon would only say: 'I have no plans for another referendum at this stage.' But she added: 'I think Scotland will become an independent country one day. I think that's the direction of travel. 'Whether there is another referendum, and whether Scotland becomes independent is not a matter for me to decide. It is a matter for the Scottish people to decide.' Ms Sturgeon tried to play down the idea that the SNP would

Summary: SNP leader says she is not planning second referendum 'at this stage' Forced to deny her MPs will wreak havoc in Westminster after the election . Cameron warns Labour already punishing areas where they have no seats . SNP holding Labour to ransom means rest of UK 'wouldn't get a look in' Cameron urges tactical voting from Ukip and Lib Dems to block Labour .


An enormous diorama which shows the full extent of the Battle of Waterloo has gone on display to mark the 200th anniversary of the conflict. The model contains more than 30,000 figures, and illustrates all the key moments of the battle which allowed the Duke of Wellington to defeat Napoleon's forces. It was built in the 1970s, but fell into disrepair before being restored to its former glory just in time for the battle's bicentenary, which falls on June 18 of this year. Scroll down for video . Model: This diorama shows the full extent of the Battle of Waterloo, which took place almost exactly 200 years ago . General: Napoleon, pictured riding a white horse, is shown directing his troops in the unsuccessful attempt to defeat the British forces . Victor: Wellington, wearing a blue jacket with his right arm outstretched, won the battle and has been known as one of Britain's greatest generals ever since . Light-hearted: The diorama shows little vignettes such as a British soldier relieving himself against a tree . The 25sq/m model has 21,500 soldiers and 10,000 horses, illustrating not just the major military events of the battle but also a number of light-hearted vignettes. Despite the enormous scale of the diorama, the number of troops featured is just a third of the true number who were killed or wound in the battle - and less than 10 per cent of the total number who took part. It is on display at the Royal Green Jackets Museum in Winchester, where it will serve as the centrepiece for the commemoration of the Battle of Waterloo. The diorama was not intended as a snapshot of the battle at any one point, but instead it depicts five different key stages in the progress of the conflict. Crucial: One of the key moments depicted is the battle for Hougoumont, a fortress which was successfully defended by Wellington . Melee: The British forming a square in the face of attacks from Napoleon's troops . Charge: The Scots Greys making an intervention in the battle, whose 200th anniversary is this year . Indomitable: A farmer successfully defended his vegetable patch even as the battle raged all around him . Busted: Two British soldiers are depicted trying to sneak off with their regiment's entire ration of gin . The first is the Battle for Hougoumont, a castle successfully defended by Wellington, followed by the attempt by d'Erlon Corps to attack Wellington's centre, which was repelled by Lieutenant General Sir Thomas Picton. Next is the Charge of the Heavy Brigade, the Allied cavalry offensive that scattered the French infantry, then the unsuccessful French cavalry attacks on Wellington's centre and right flank. The final crucial moment depicted is the attack of the Imperial Guard, Napoleon's last desperate throw of the dice, which led to the guard being forced to retreat for the first time ever. Both the Duke of Wellington and Napoleon Bonaparte can be found on the model astride their horses directing the battle. There is also a grim depiction of Major General Sir

Summary: Diorama at the Green Jackets Museum in Winchester shows the extent of the battle in June 1815 . It features five key moments in the battle's progress as well as several more light-hearted vignettes from the day . There are 21,500 soldiers and 10,000 horses depicted in the diorama - far fewer than the number in the battle . The model was made in the 1970s and has now been restored in time for the battle's 200th anniversary .


German Chancellor Angela Merkel did not look too pleased about the weather during her annual Easter holiday in Italy. As Britain basks in sunshine and temperatures of up to 21C, Mrs Merkel and her husband, chemistry professor Joachim Sauer, had to settle for a measly 12 degrees. The Chancellor and her spouse have been spending Easter on the small island of Ischia, near Naples in the Mediterranean for over a decade. Not so sunny: Angela Merkel and her husband, chemistry professor Joachim Sauer, are spotted on their annual Easter trip to the island of island of Ischia, near Naples . The couple traditionally spend their holiday at the five-star Miramare Spa Hotel on the south of the island, which comes with its own private beach, and balconies overlooking the ocean. Guests are also given exclusive use of the Aphrodite Apollon Thermal Gardens spa centre which has 12 natural thermal pools, a naturally heated sauna and a gym. Prices start at £160 per night but can go up to £280 for some of the more expensive suites. Due to the lack of sunshine, Mrs Merkel has reportedly avoided the pool and lounges, and instead been enjoying Pilates classes. The couple traditionally spend their holiday at the five-star Miramare Spa Hotel on the south of the island . Healthy holiday: The German Chancellor has reportedly hired a private Pilates instructor and enjoying vegetarian meals at the five-star hotel where she stays . Luxury stay: Prices at the five-star Miramare Spa Hotel start at £160 per night but can go up to £280 for some of the more expensive suites . The German Chancellor has hired a personal Pilates trainer who will be working with her during the couple's holiday, Italian media reports. She is also said to have spent time in the spa's thermal baths and enjoyed healthy vegetarian dinners in the hotel restaurant, the newspaper said. Mrs Merkel's husband, a professor of theoretical chemistry, is rarely seen alongside her and has shunned the limelight throughout their marriage. Mr Sauer never speaks to the media and famously skipped her inauguration in 2005, instead watching the event on TV at his Berlin university.

Summary: Angela Merkel and husband spotted while on Italian island holiday . Chancellor has been staying in the same village and hotel for years . The five-star spa hotel where she vacations cost up to £280 a night . Mrs Merkel has been ejoying Pilates classes and 'healthy meals'


A meat trader who swindled cash through a mortgage fraud scam to pay for luxury holidays was ordered to pay back £500,000 today. Grant Allen, 38, of Harlow, Essex, travelled first class around the world with his girlfriend Gaynor Godwin and bought a holiday home on the Costa Del Sol, Spain, using criminally gained money. The pair stayed at top hotels on at least eight holidays costing £30,000 between 2006 and 2010, including a trip to Dubai, United Arab Emirates, in 2009 worth £7,600. Grant Allen (left), 38, of Harlow, Essex, travelled round the world with his girlfriend, Gaynor Godwin (right) using money from a mortgage fraud scam. Edward Byatt (behind Allen, left) was also involved in the fraud . Allen also splurged £8,700 on a holiday to Florida in 2009 when he took his girlfriend and children to Disney World. The Old Bailey heard that he hid the fraud by buying and trading properties and funnelling large amounts of cash through his unwitting girlfriend's bank account. The couple lived in a £700,000 home in Rayne, Essex - where £33,000 was spent on landscaping the garden - and also owned a property in Hertfordshire, bought with the proceeds of the fraud. When the home in Essex was raided in 2011, detectives found large piles of cash including £1,000 which was stashed in the extractor fan in the kitchen. Judge Stephen Kramer QC today ordered Allen to pay back £491,000 as the proceeds of crime. Allen, who was jailed for six years for mortgage fraud and money laundering, could face another three years behind bars if he fails to pay the money back. Allen splurged £8,700 on a holiday to Florida in 2009 when he took his girlfriend and children to Disney World . However, the court heard he has assets including homes in Essex, Bishop Stortford, and southern Spain which he can sell to cover the repayment. A second defendant, Edward Byatt, 39, of Buckhurst Hill, Essex, was ordered to pay back £10,000 for his part in the fraud. His name was on the deeds for the home in Rayne, despite Allen living there with Ms Godwin and their young son. ‘Grant Allen used other people in the laundering process. He is somehow involved in criminal behaviour,’ prosecutor Charles Evans told the trial in 2013. ‘The money would have been criminal proceeds.’ During his trial, Allen claimed he worked as a meat trader and a builder, and suggested his funds had come from successful gambling ventures. The pair stayed at top hotels on at least eight holidays costing £30,000 between 2006 and 2010, including a trip to Dubai, United Arab Emirates, in 2009 worth £7,600 . Mr Evans told the jury: ‘Grant Allen and Gaynor Godwin lived an enviable lifestyle and travelled to Dubai and America, sometimes travelling first class and staying in luxury hotels.’ Godwin was cleared by the jury of conspiracy to remove criminal property after telling them she had no idea where Allen had got the large sums of money. But Allen and Byatt were both convicted after trial

Summary: Grant Allen, 38, spent £30,000 holidaying with girlfriend Gaynor Godwin . He bought houses in Costa Del Sol as well as in Essex and Hertfordshire . Court heard meat trader hid fraud by funnelling cash into partner's bank . Allen was previously jailed for six years for fraud and money laundering .


A husband has penned a moving essay celebrating his wife and everything she does for their family as a stay-at-home mother. Steven Nelms writes in the essay's introduction that he can't afford his wife to be a stay-at home. 'I don't at all mean to offend anyone with this post,' he writes. 'I'd like to explain exactly what that means so that no one thinks I'm in any way devaluing Stay-At-Home Moms.' Steven Nelms penned a moving essay celebrating his wife and everything she does for their family as a stay-at-home mother to their two-year-old son Ezra . 'On the contrary, I mean that I quite literally cannot afford my wife to be staying at home.' Nelms told the Independent Journal Review that his wife, Glorianna, stays at home with the couple's two-year-old son Ezra because of high child care costs. But Nelms said working has always been a part of Gloriana's life, who had been employed since she was 14 and was contributing to her family's income when she was 17. 'Getting a paycheck was significant part of feeling valued and appreciated for all the hard work she did to provide for herself and help her family,' he sad. So Nelms, from Plano, Texas, decided to write an essay, which was posted on We Are Glory, in which he would break-down the monetary value of everything his wife does to care for the family. 'Yes, my wife is my son’s mother and it is a natural result of being a parent to love and care for your own child,' he writes. 'There is also a very quantifiable dollar amount that can be attributed to the services rendered.' 'I am in no way trying to simplify, objectify, or devalue the priceless love of a mother for her child,' he wrote. 'But let’s be real. Pay day feels good for a reason. Because you’re seeing your hard work appreciated in a tangible way that lets you “treat yo self”'. In the essay Nelms says he 'can't afford' his wife to be a stay-at-home mother, and then breaks down the monetary value of all that she provides. 'I would have to make over $100k to even begin to be able to cover my living expenses as well as employ my wife as a Stay-At-Home Mom!' he writes . Nelms said that he felt 'ashamed' for every time his wife felt she didn't have 'as much right to our income as I do' and that his income 'doesn't even come close to covering what she does for our family' Nelms estimates that the childcare his wife provides is worth $36,660 a year, the annual-salary for a full-time nanny. He also estimates this his wife does $5,200 worth of cleaning a year, $12,480 of cooking, and $13,520 for buying groceries and running errands. After adding that his wife helps deal with the family's finances and does the laundry, he concludes that his wife's annual salary should be $73,960. 'I would have to make over $100k to even begin to be able to cover my living expenses

Summary: Steven Nelms writes that he 'can't afford' his wife to be stay-at-home mom . He calculates the monetary value of what she contributes to the home, including child care, cooking, cleaning and running the finances . Nelms concludes that his wife's annual salary should be $73,960 . He writes that he was 'ashamed' that his wife ever 'felt like she doesn't have just as much right to our income as I do' Nelms said his wife has worked since she was 14 and he wanted to make sure she felt appreciated .


Older people are more susceptible to emotions when making decisions over their retirement, scientists have warned (file picture) Older people are more susceptible to emotions when making decisions over their retirement, scientists have warned. Experts in America found that more than 50 per cent of pensioners with investments during the 2007 and 2008 global financial crisis panicked and sold them after the stock market fell by 30 per cent. Research carried out by scientists at Texas Tech University showed how those who did follow that path and sold at the lowest point eight years ago with a pension of £100,000 would only have £63,000 today. If they had resisted the temptation to sell, the same pot would be worth £141,000 today provided they had not spent any of the cash. It comes just days before retirees in Britain are given the power to decide how to spend their life savings for the first time ever in the biggest shake-up of pensions for almost a century. The Daily Telegraph quotes the authors of the study, Michael Finke and Chris Browning as saying: ‘Avoiding mistakes requires the ability to regulate emotions through our more rational cognitive process. ‘Consumers are increasingly responsible for managing their retirement savings... (but) we also find that cognitive scores decline with advance age.’ The newspaper says 1,204 retired people with investments between 2006 and 2008 were analysed as part of the study, which has been published in the Journal of Consumer Affairs. It reveals that retirees with better-than-average ability to solve ‘logic problems’ were more unlikely to make misjudgments in the investment market based on their emotions. The authors add: 'Lower levels of cognitive ability in old age can reduce an investor's ability to control emotional responses to a loss. Anyone in Britain turning 55 who isn’t in a final salary scheme will soon be allowed to dip in to their pension and take the income they need, under reforms announced by George Osborne (pictured) 'Greater sensitivity to loss may increase preferences for safety following a market decline, resulting in allocations away from stocks that are associated with long-term underperformance.' Under reforms announced by Chancellor George Osborne, anyone in Britain turning 55 who isn’t in a final salary scheme will simply be allowed to dip in to their pension and take the income they need from April 5. They could keep the money invested in the stock market to boost their profits. And if they die their spouse or loved ones will be able to inherit whatever is left over.

Summary: Half of pensioners in US with investments during 2007 financial crisis sold them at wrong time, research finds . Experts analysed 1,204 retirees with investments between 2006 and 2008 . Findings come days before UK retirees are given power to decide how to spend life savings .


Franck Ribery has dismissed reports linking Wolfsburg forward Kevin de Bruyne with Bayern Munich as a potential replacement for the former France international or his team-mate Arjen Robben. De Bruyne, who spent his two years at Chelsea largely on loan before joining the second-placed Bundesliga club, has scored nine goals this season and is topping the league's assist charts with 16 – seven more than the next best. But Ribery says despite his impressive form the 23-year-old Belgian is the wrong style of player to come in under Pep Guardiola because he has different assets to himself and the Holland winger. Kevin de Bruyne is linked with Bayern Munich as a potential replacement for the club's veteran forwards . The Wolfsburg playmaker, here in action for Belgium against Israel, has 16 assists and nine goals this season . Bayern's Franck Ribery says despite De Bruyne's impressive form he is the wrong type of player for Munich . 'He is not a player who takes the ball and dribbles forward and likes to have the opponents in front of him,' Ribery told German publication Sport Bild. 'De Bruyne is great, when he fits the counterattack. At Bayern, however, you usually only have three or four metres in front of you, not a lot of room. But he is a good player and he is still young, so he can still learn.' Ribery and Robben's contracts run out in 2017 and both have endured injuries worries of late prompting reports that an injection of youth such as 23-year-old De Bruyne could be good for the club. Ribery (left) says De Bruyne's counter-attacking skills don't mesh with the style of Pep Guardiola (right) Ribery has struggled with injuries of late and has been linked with moves away from the Bundesliga leaders . Should Bayern be in the market for a young attacker, however, Ribery knows precisely who he'd want to see at Allianz Arena – De Bruyne's Belgian team-mate Eden Hazard. 'He attacks all of the time. He loves to run at his opponent,' he said. 'But he plays at Chelsea - this could be very expensive for Bayern.' If Bayern do go for De Bruyne, against their outspoken veteran's advice, they'll have competition from Manchester City, who have met with his representatives, along with Paris Saint-Germain. Wolfsburg are said to be keen to hang onto him for at least one more campaign that should include next season's Champions League. Chelsea's Eden Hazard would be an ideal fit with Guardiola and the Allianz Arena, says Ribery, but expensive .

Summary: Chelsea flop Kevin de Bruyne has been linked with Bayern Munch . The Belgian is touted has a possible replacement for Franck Ribery . Ribery said De Bruyne's is 'great' but the wrong style of player . He said Chelsea star Eden Hazard's attributes would suit Bayern .


Rangers insist that their fans have no cause for alarm over badges and other trademarks being registered with Sports Direct — as they will return to the club when a £5million loan is repaid. The Ibrox board last week launched a probe into claims Mike Ashley’s firm had taken ownership of intellectual property, including the club’s famous crests. However, they are satisfied the position stems solely from the security attached to the loan from Sports Direct, accepted by the former regime in January. ‘It has been widely reported that the trademarks, the iconic symbols of our club, are now in the possession of Sports Direct,’ said a club statement. ‘Although the trademarks are registered in Sports Direct’s name, the position is not as alarming as it may first appear. Newcastle owner Mike Ashley is a divisive figure north and south of the border . ‘Rangers remain the rightful and legal owners of their trademarks and interim chairman Paul Murray has clarified this position with Sports Direct. Both parties will come together within the next two weeks for talks. ‘Confusion over ownership arose last week when it was noticed on a Government Intellectual Property site that they appeared to be the possessions of Sports Direct but this was as a consequence of the loan facility entered into by the previous board. In return for the loan, Sports Direct took security over all Rangers assets — but not Ibrox — including intellectual property owned by the club. ‘In England, it is possible to secure such rights by a fixed charge, but in Scotland, the equivalent of an English fixed charge can only be granted over heritable property — land and buildings. The Rangers board have reassured fans that the club still owns trademarks and the badge . ‘Accordingly, a practice has developed of lenders taking absolute transfers subject to a back-letter setting out that the transfer is in security and the property will be returned when the facility has been repaid. This is a common device adopted by most of the UK banks and lenders. ‘Rangers supporters can be reassured that Sports Direct fully accept that all of the IP rights registered in their name will be returned to the club when the loan facility of £5million is repaid.’ Kenny Miller wears the club's famous badge on his shirt as he gestures during an outing for Rangers .

Summary: The Ibrox board last week launched a probe into claims Mike Ashley’s firm had taken ownership of intellectual property . They are satisfied the position stems solely from the security attached to the loan from Sports Direct . ‘Although the trademarks are registered in Sports Direct’s name, the position is not as alarming as it may first appear,' a statement said .


A first-of-its-kind 3D simulation has revealed what happens when two supermassive black holes dramatically collide in a disk. The video swoops around the disc of superheated material known as a quasar surrounding the black hole, showing how it takes shape. And the simulation is particularly interesting, because recent observations show two such black holes are going to collide in just seven years - so the prediction can be tested in real life. Scroll down for video . University of Illinois scientists have created the first 3D simulation of merging black holes (shown) in a disk. It shows what happens when two supermassive black holes collide . The simulation was led by scientists at the University of Illinois and included Dr Roman Gold, Dr Vasileios Paschalidis, Dr Stuart Shapiro, Dr Milton Ruiz, Dr Zachariah Etienne, and Dr Harald Pfeiffer. To make the simulation, the researchers used Einstein’s general theory of relativity coupled with equations that govern how matter moves near the speed of light in a magnetic field. In the simulations, the processes taking place as the two black holes merge is shown. As they come closer, the magnetic field lines around the two become erratic, while the jets firing out from the ‘poles’ of each object merge into one. Gravitational waves - ripples in space-time caused by such an event - are also predicted to be created by the merger, while electromagnetic energy is blasted into space. Once merged, the material around the black holes continues to swirly intensely. Known as a quasar, this is a region of superheated dust and gas that surrounds supermassive black holes. They are extremely bright and power the centre of galaxies. At the centre of our Milky Way, for example, a bright quasar surrounding the supermassive black hole is visible. This first simulation shows the gas and magnetic fields as the two supermassive black holes collide . This second simulation shows the gravitational waves - ripples in space-time - in the merger . Material swirls around the objects in a quasar and jets fire out from the poles in the merger. It comes after two black holes were found to be seven years from merging. Shown here are gravitational waves produced . The simulation takes on added significance because, just the other day, it was revealed that two black holes 10.4 billion light years away are likely to collide in seven years. The discovery was made using data from the Pan-Starrs telescope in Hawaii. Each of the black holes found inside the quasar PSO J334.2028+01.4075 has the mass of ten billion suns, and this simulation could provide an insight into what will happen if - or when - they merge. ‘As a technical achievement, there’s no doubt that this [simulation] is a giant step forward,’ Dr Cole Miller of the University of Maryland in College Park, who was not involved in the study, told Nature News. ‘This merger would be amazing, if we saw it.’ Supermassive black holes at the centre of large galaxies could be powering blasts from deep inside the galaxy's core, astronomers have

Summary: University of Illinois scientists create first 3D simulation of black holes . It shows what happens when two supermassive black holes collide . Material swirls around the objects and jets fire out from the poles . Comes after two black holes found to be seven years from merging .


Angelique Kerber of Germany upset three-time defending champion Maria Sharapova 2-6, 7-5, 6-1 in the second round of the Porsche Grand Prix on Thursday. The top-seeded Russian won four straight games to clinch the first set but she made some errors to drop the second set and faded in the third. Top seed Maria Sharapova was beaten in three sets by Angelique Kerber of Germany . Sharapova, who had a first-round bye and had won her previous 13 matches in Stuttgart, also lost her world No 2 ranking after the defeat. She will be replaced by Simona Halep of Romania when the rankings are updated on Monday. Earlier, Madison Brengle of the United States upset third seed Petra Kvitova 6-3, 7-6 (2). Three-time champion Sharapova had won her previous 13 matches in Stuttgart . Kerber fought back from losing the first set to oust Sharapova at the Porsche Grand Prix . Fourth-seed Caroline Wozniacki won 7-6 (5), 6-1 against Lucie Safarova of the Czech Republic to reach the quarter finals. Brengle served for the match at 5-4 but Kvitova saved three match points to force a tie breaker. Brengle took a commanding lead and won her first match over a top-10 player with a backhand passing shot. Caroline Garcia of France, Ekaterina Makarova of Russia and Sara Errani of Italy also advanced.

Summary: Maria Sharapova lost to Angelique Kerber in Stuttgart on Thursday . The German fought back to claim a 2-6, 7-5, 6-1 victory . Sharapova will now be replaced by Simona Halep as the world No 2 .


A widower was miraculously reunited with his dog on Saturday after a deadly tornado hit Illinois on Thursday. Sadly, owner Clem Schultz's beloved wife Geraldine died in the blast. Schultz thought his dog Missy suffered the same fate as his partner but after Missy was spotted by a ConEd worker, police called Schultz and reported the sighting. Scroll down for video . Reunion: Widower Clem Schultz was miraculously reunited with his dog Missy on Saturday after a deadly tornado hit Illinois on Thursday and killed his wife Geraldine . Destroyed: Debris and carnage lay around the morning after a tornado struck the town of Fairdale, Illinois . NBC reports that Missy was so traumatized by the storm that she ran 2.5 miles from her Schultz and his grandson Tyler Rowan before they were able to catch up with her. When Missy first disappeared the family created a Facebook page called, 'The Search for Missy.' 'I want to thank everyone that shared the posts about Missy. We are all happy she is home! Bless you all and we are all forever grateful for your help! Thank you all for your help in the search for Missy,' the family wrote in an update on Saturday. Missy was luckily found by her family, but not all pets in the storm were granted the same fate. People who are still hunting for their missing pets can post to the Facebook page 'Fairdale and Rochelle Illinois Pet Recovery' or call The National Disaster Animal Response and Recovery Teams (NDARRT) in DeKalb. Beloved pet: Clem Schultz never imagined he would be reunited with Missy have losing his love to the storm . Decimated: Two died in the storm that overturned cars and ruined home on Friday . Fox reports that the storm destroyed homes and took two lives. 'I look out my bedroom window and there’s this tornado and it’s looking right back in the window at me,' said Schultz. As Clem Schultz left his destroyed home on Thursday, he made the heartbreaking discovery his wife did not survive. 'He said don’t look down. I said, why? He said because that’s Gerry, your wife, she’s dead…and she was,' said Schultz. 'I felt for a pulse and there was no pulse,' Clem Schultz told The Chicago Tribune. 'The propane was hissing and they wanted to get me out of there before something blew up. I had to leave her behind but I knew there wasn't anything I could do for her.' Schultz said his wife was a 'very strong woman.' Their neighbor Jacklyn Klosa also died. Geri and Jacklyn Klosa, 69, were close friends who were nearly inseparable, Schultz said. With family again: Missy was so traumatized by the storm that she ran 2.5 miles from her Schultz and his grandson Tyler Rowan (pictured) before they were able to catch up with her .

Summary: Clem Schultz's beloved wife Geraldine died in the deadly tornado in Illinois on Thursday . Schultz's dog Missy went missing for two days but luckily was found two days later unharmed . Missy was so traumatized by the storm that she ran 2.5 miles from her loved ones once she was found until they could catch up with her .


Whether it's a chocolate bar that no longer satisfies your appetite or washing powder which now runs out before your next shop, many of our big brands are shrinking their products. The latest casualty are boxes of Cadbury's Fingers which, it was announced yesterday, will contain two fewer chocolate fingers from now on. They join Creme Eggs, PG Tips teabags and even John West tuna in the ever-increasing list of goods getting smaller. Scroll down for video . Shape changer: The rounded chunks look nice - but they give you 14 per cent less Dairy Milk chocolate . Even if maths isn't your cup of tea, it's easy to see you're now getting fewer tea bags per pack of Blend of Both . Good old Bessie? Not so - she's nicked 50g of your homestyle chips that are cooked in a 'crispy batter' But while it may be better for your waistline, it's not better for your pocket if manufacturers and supermarkets don't pass on the cost saving to consumers. When John West shrunk its No Drain Tuna Steak In Brine from 130g to 120g, the price stayed at £1 in Morrisons. And there was no change in the £5 cost of Surf with Essential Oils Washing Powder when it dropped from 2kg to 1.61kg. It's seemingly part of a strategy across the retail industry that enables manufacturers to increase profits without putting up prices (and thus risk losing customers). It's now so common, it's even got a name: 'shrinkflation'. In its latest issue, consumer watchdog Which? reveals a host of products that have been shrunk, from Surf washing powder and Cif spray to Hovis Best Of Both bread, while the price remains the same. 'Shrinking products can be an underhand way of raising prices because pack sizes shrink but the prices don't. Consumers will feel angry that they are being short-changed by some of their favourite brands,' says Which? executive director Richard Lloyd. 'It's time for action on dodgy pricing practices that stop people from comparing products to find the cheapest.' It's fiendishly difficult to compare prices properly nowadays because special offers mean they change frequently. Indeed, very often a negative story about a product shrinking in the media will lead to its price magically shrinking. For example, after being featured in Which? this month because it had dropped from 750ml to 700ml but stayed at the same £2 price in Asda, the supermarket giant discounted Cif Actifizz Lemon Multi Purpose Spray to £1.75. F ood industry commentator Martin Isark believes the shrinking ploy is becoming more widespread. 'It's now common practice among the big confectioners and their argument is that they reduce the size so they don't have to put the prices up,' he says. 'Ping-pong prices going up and down almost daily confuse the shopper so the brands can reduce the size without the customer ever realising. 'Most of us buy on price, which is why they get away with this.' Other confectionery goods that have gone the same way as Cadbury's Fingers include Mars Bars (down from an

Summary: Boxes of Cadbury's Fingers will contain two fewer chocolate fingers . Joins Creme Eggs, PG Tips and John West tuna in goods getting smaller . Strategy allows manufacturers to increase profits without raising prices . Food industry experts believe shrinking ploy is becoming more common .


With its stuffed rhino heads and gleaming white tusks, the trophy room at Sandringham was a relic of a bygone era – as well as rather embarrassing for animal welfare crusader Prince William. But now the age of political correctness appears to have caught up with the Queen’s Norfolk estate. For every last piece of hunting memorabilia has been removed from public display and replaced with what one visitor called ‘trinkets and bric-a-brac’. Throwback: How the trophy room at Sandringham used to look, complete with stuffed rhino heads . Bric-a-brac: Sandringham's updated display - and even the blood-red walls have been repainted white . All 62 items – including an Indian tiger, a leopard, skins and tusks – have been placed in storage. Even the blood-red walls have been painted white, as if to make clear the break with the past. The drastic change was apparent when the estate reopened its doors to the public on Saturday. Following the winter closure, a new sign outside the Sandringham museum makes pointed reference to how changing times have spelled the end for some exhibits. After explaining that the museum opened in 1928 to house George V’s collection of ‘big game trophies’, the message says: ‘Thankfully, due to the work of organisations like the World Wide Fund for Nature, whose President was HRH Prince Philip until 1996, this destructive era is drawing to a close – the camera having replaced the gun in recording the sightings of these magnificent animals.’ Questions were raised in December about the legality of ‘unworked items’ – those not fundamentally changed from their natural state – dating from prior to 1947. Under a European Council regulation, the uncarved ivory, stuffed lions and white rhinos all potentially broke the law as they were not on show with an official certificate. The Animal and Plant Health Agency – an arm of the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs – confirmed there was a ‘potential legal question mark’ about some of the contents of the room. Bygone era: The room, which featured stuffed lions, must have been embarrassing for animal welfare crusader Prince William . Chnging times: Now every last piece of hunting memorabilia has been removed from public display . The situation was particularly embarrassing for Prince William, who had just denounced the illegal wildlife trade in ivory, rhino horn and endangered animal parts during a speech in Washington DC. He had also previously called for the Royal Family’s ivory collection to be destroyed. And the royals now appear to have taken decisive action by removing the items from display – but whether their replacements are particularly interesting is another matter entirely. The new items include an ashtray used by King George V, a Sandringham Cycling Club badge dating from 1895 and an embroidered cover of Radio Times that marked the wedding of Prince Charles and Lady Diana Spencer. An ornate cabinet of ‘curios’ from a primary school on the estate contains dolls, jewellery made from oyster shells and a dried puffer fish. The only other creatures to be found are

Summary: All hunting memorabilia removed from public display at Norfolk estate . More than 60 items, including an Indian tiger, have been placed in storage . And the blood-red walls have been painted white to make change clear . New sign outside Sandringham museum makes pointed reference to how changing times have spelled the end for some exhibits .