Given Manny Pacquiao is on his show next week it's just as well Jimmy Kimmel didn't offend the Filipino fighter with his rendition of his inspirational ballad Lalaban Ako Para Sa Filipino. On his show Jimmy Kimmel Live the comedian sang an excerpt of the song, penned and recorded by Pacquiao to be his walk-out music for the richest fight of all time against Floyd Mayweather. Kimmel's appreciation of the song, an earnest work dedicated to Pacquiao's fellow Filipinos and with footage after the devastating Typhoon Haiyan in the video, appeared tongue in cheek. Manny Pacquiao wrote and recorded Lalaban Ako Para Sa Filipino for his walk-out music when he fights Floyd Mayweather and US talk show host Jimmel Kimmel has performed it on his live show . The Jimmy Kimmel Live crowd get into the piano ballad with some old-fashion hands in the air . Kimmel's sidekick Manuel sways to Kimmel also as he sings the song dedicated to the Filipino people . We are going to fight . I am going to fight to the world . Fight for your name . I am Filipino . We are Filipino . 'I humbly submit this for consideration at next year's Grammy Awards,' Kimmel said introducing a clip. 'I never heard a song that summed up my emotions so completely.' After singing a few lines, he said: 'That translated into England means "I'm gonna beat Floyd Mayweather's face in".' The boxer was nevertheless impressed, and a little amused. After Kimmel's effort sung in the Tagalog, a language spoken by about 57 million of the Philippines' more than 98 million people, went viral Pacman took to Twitter to thank the comedian for singing his song. Pacquiao's 80s-style music video includes a montage of the boxer's fights and his humanitarian efforts . Multi-talented Pacquiao not only wrote and sang the touching tune but also directed the music video . 'Thank you Jimmy for singing my new album - it was good,' Pacquiao said laughing. 'You were practicing hard for that song. I am excited to be in your show next week. Thank you so much to all your support.' Pacquiao's song translates to English as 'I Will Fight For The Fillipino' and will be blasted through the MGM Grand Arena on May 2 before he bids to end Mayweather's 47-fight unbeaten run. Pacquiao saw the funny side of Kimmel's spoof of his tune and thanked him on Twitter and in a video . Pacquiao works up a sweat during his media workout at Wild Card Boxing gym on Wednesday . Pacquiao, here training with Freddie Roach, will appear on Jimmy Kimmel Live next week . Known as 'The Nation's Fist', devout Christian Pacquiao is also a politician, has appeared in nine films and has a noted soft side when it comes to his musical exploits in his home country. The likelihood Kimmel's viewers will hear the song as Pacquiao intended it next week is high given his was the first US talk show the boxer ever appeared on back in 2009. On that show

Summary: US comedian Jimmy Kimmel sang Lalaban Ako in Tagalog on his show . Pacquiao thanked Kimmel for 'trying to sing my song' in a Twitter video . Jimmy Kimmel Live was the first US talk show the Filipino ever went on . Pacquiao fights Floyd Mayweather Jr in Las Vegas, Nevada, on May 2 .


A dog who went missing more than a year ago has been reunited with her owners after being rescued from peril during a cockfighting bust in South Carolina. April Morris of Bennettsville thought she’d never see her beloved pit bull, Nina Louise, again after she went astray in December 2013. Months of searching and a $500 cash reward proved fruitless. But this past Saturday she couldn't believe her eyes when she saw footage of the malnourished pup's heartbreaking rescue on local news. She was even more surprised when the bulletin revealed the whimpering canine had just given birth to ten pups. Morris called the local Humane Society to claim the pit bull and identified her by detailing two white spots in the fur behind her head. The emotional reunion was caught on camera, with Nina Louise happily greeting Morris and her husband. The emaciated pit bull appeared to be in bad shape, with ribs showing and scars on her body, but her family is just happy their pet is alive. Sorry state: A dog who went missing more than a year ago has been reunited with her owners after being rescued from peril during a cockfighting bust in South Carolina (above) Missing: April Morris of Bennettsville, thought she’d never see her beloved pit bull, Nina Louise, (above) again after she went astray in December 2013 - months of searching and a $500 cash reward proved fruitless . But this past Saturday she couldn't believe her eyes when she saw footage of the pup's rescue on the nightly news - she was even more surprised when the bulletin revealed the canine had just given birth to ten pups . 'It seems so surreal to us. It’s such a miracle to have her back,' Morris told CarolinaLive.com. Nina Louise is now back at home with her family where she is being nursed back to health. Her puppies, who have all found adoptive homes, will remain with her until they have stopped nursing. It's suspected that Nina Louise was used as a bait dog at the cockfighting venue before having her puppies. Along with the pup, 122 birds were also recovered from the compound. Twenty-seven people were reportedly arrested on various charges at the bust and they are now awaiting court hearings. In safe hands: Nina Louise is now back at home with her family where she is being nursed back to health . Brood: Her puppies, who have all found adoptive homes, will remain with her until they have stopped nursing .

Summary: April Morris of South Carolina, thought she'd never see her beloved pit bull, Nina Louise, again after she went astray in December 2013 . But this past Saturday she couldn't believe her eyes when she saw footage of the malnourished pup's heartbreaking rescue on the nightly news . Morris called the local Humane Society to claim the pit bull and identified her by detailing two white spots in the fur behind her head . She collected the dog and her ten puppies .


It seems a late-night dinner at a fancy restaurant or a bouquet of flowers was not enough to make up for what this person had done. But one desperate man has forked out nearly $4000 for a written message in the sky in an attempt to seek forgiveness. Brisbane locals were left scratching their heads after the mysterious message 'I'm sorry' followed by a love heart and two crosses for kisses was splashed across the city's clear blue sky on Monday afternoon. The aerial apology hovered above the CBD at about 1pm, prompting several people to jump onto social media to question and voice their theories about who had done what. One desperate man has forked out nearly $4000 for a written message in the sky in a bid to seek forgiveness . The aerial apology was followed by a love heart and two crosses for kisses on Monday afternoon . Jordan Miller tweeted on Twitter: 'I'm not sure what he did but that's a big apology!! Lucky he screwed up on a clear day! What if it were overcast?' He followed with another tweet: 'Men of Brisbane. If you've screwed up in the last 24 hrs have your partner look at the sky right now. You're welcome.' ABC reporter Kathy McLeish posted: 'Giant sky-writing apology over Brisbane CBD... Must have been bad..' While the author and recipient remain a mystery, the creation behind the message was Rob Vance, of Skywriting Services Australia, who took just 10 minutes to complete the urgent appeal. 'I'm not sure what he did but that's a big apology!! Lucky he screwed up on a clear day! What if it were overcast?' Jordan Miller tweeted . Locals quickly took to Twitter to question who the mysterious message was directed at . People have jumped to conclusion, believing the man must have done something terribly bad . An ABC reporter also took to Twitter, considering the apology was trying to make up for something bad . But the man who requested it didn't appear to be frantically lovelorn, he said. 'No, he was calm, cool and collected,' Mr Vance told AAP. While you can't put a price on love, Mr Vance said the service usually charged $3990 for up to 10 letters or characters. Interestingly, it's not the first time Mr Vance has made a profit from someone screwing up. 'It's usually along the same lines - someone saying sorry and that's basically it,' he said. ''I'm sorry Barbara' or something like that.' The author and recipient of Monday's message remain a mystery.

Summary: Locals were left wondering who'd done what after a mysterious message . The apology was splashed across Brisbane's CBD on Monday afternoon . It prompted questions and theories on Twitter about who had done what . Skywriter Rob Vance said the man didn't appear to be frantically lovelorn . The service usually charges $3990 for up to 10 letters of characters . The author and recipient of Monday's message remain a mystery .


A book of songs used by the U.S. Air Force contains horrifying lyrics about rape, pedophilia and homosexuality. The unofficial 2012 paperback book was revealed by a plaintiff in a lawsuit filed by four sexual-assault victims who want to stop the practice of sexual assault allegations within the military being handled by commanding officers. Former Tech. Sgt. Jennifer Smith, who said she was sexually assaulted by a fellow airman in Iraq, brought forward the songbook and she had filed an administrative complaint over the book in 2012. A book of songs used by the U.S. Air Force contains horrifying lyrics about rape, pedophilia and homosexuality . The complaint alleges some of the most disturbing content is found in the songbooks of the 55th, 77th, and 79th fighter squadrons of the Air Force . But Smith said the general assigned to address her complaint also sang the sexist songs with the airmen regularly and she did not hear back from him. Set to the tune of Bye Bye Blackbird: . Back your a** against the wall, here I come b**** and all, bye, bye cherry. I know I ain't got a lot, but what I got will fill your t***, bye bye cherry. I took her to my cottage in the wild woods, . And there I took advantage of her childhood. Oh my God, it was nice, cherry bye bye. The complaint alleges some of the most disturbing content is found in the songbooks of the 55th, 77th, and 79th fighter squadrons of the Air Force, reports ABC News. The 130-page songbook contains 70 songs with titles including Pubic Hair, The Kotex Song and Bestiality. One of them, The S&M Man, is set to the tune of The Candy Man and describes sexually mutilating women and dragging AIDS victims behind a bus. Another one of them comes with the warning: 'THIS SONG IS ONLY FOR A VERY FEW SICK PEOPLE!!!!' A section of the book reads: 'This book is our thoughts, our songs and our games. 'Lesser individuals who have never strapped their a**** to a piece of flaming metal will considers these of little or no redeeming value. Because of this, the songs contained in this book are held as sacred by those of us that have.' The 130-page songbook contains 70 songs with titles including Pubic Hair, The Kotex Song and Bestiality . One of the songs comes with the warning: 'THIS SONG IS ONLY FOR A VERY FEW SICK PEOPLE!!!!' It is stamped with the playing-cards logo of the 77th Fighter Squadron, which is based at Shaw Air Force Base in South Carolina. The Daily Beast reports the papers also show jailbait posters. In a press conference Tuesday on the lawsuit, Smith said co-workers mocked and harassed her after she complained. 'I filed a formal complaint,' Smith said, reports USA Today. 'Six officers were punished in my case. All the officers received nothing more than a piece of paper reprimanding them for their behavior. All will still lead. All will oversee airmen and sexual assault claims.' In her original

Summary: The 130-page songbook contains 70 songs with titles including Pubic Hair and The Kotex Song as well as Bestiality . One of them, The S&M Man, is set to tune of The Candy Man and graphically describes sexually mutilating women . Revealed in lawsuit filing by four sexual-assault victims who want to stop the practice of sexual assault allegations within the military being handled entirely within the command structure .


Dzhokhar Tsarnaev has been convicted of the 2013 bombing of the Boston Marathon. A federal jury found Tsarnaev guilty on Wednesday over the terror attack that killed three people and wounded more than 260. He kept his hands folded in front of him and looked down at the defence table in the Boston courtroom as the guilty verdicts were read. A sketch shows Dzhokhar Tsarnaev (second left) and his defence team as the guilty verdicts on all charges against him were read on Wednesday. The jury will now decide if he gets the death penalty . Boston Police patrol the outside the John J Moakley Federal Courthouse after the jury verdict . The jury will now decide whether the 21-year-old former student should be sentenced to death or receive life in prison. Tsarnaev's conviction was widely expected, given his lawyer's startling admission during opening statements that he took part in the bombing. But the lawyer also argued that Tsarnaev's older brother, Tamerlan, masterminded the attack and enlisted his then-19-year-old brother to help. On April 19, 2013, Tsarnaev was found hiding in a boat and had written notes inside suggesting the bombing was an act of retribution for U.S. military campaigns in Muslim-dominated countries . Prosecutors portrayed the brothers as full partners in a plan to retaliate against the US for its wars in Muslim countries. The court will likely meet early next week to resume the penalty phase. Families of the victims were also present to hear the verdict but there was no celebration after each 'guilty' was read and jury members were similarly somber. COUNT 1: GUILTY . Conspiracy to use a weapon of mass destruction, resulting in death (Death penalty charge) COUNT 2: GUILTY . Use of a weapon of mass destruction (Pressure Cooker Bomb #1), resulting in death; and aiding and abetting (Death penalty charge) COUNT 3: GUILTY . Possession and use of a firearm (Pressure Cooker Bomb #1) during and in relation to a crime of violence, resulting in death; and aiding and abetting (Death penalty charge) COUNT 4: GUILTY . Use of a weapon of mass destruction (Pressure Cooker Bomb #2), resulting in death; and aiding and abetting (Death penalty charge) COUNT 5: GUILTY . Possession and use of a firearm (Pressure Cooker Bomb #2) during and in relation to a crime of violence, resulting in death; and aiding and abetting (Death penalty charge) COUNT 6: GUILTY . Conspiracy to bomb a place of public use, resulting in death (Death penalty charge) COUNT 7: GUILTY . Bombing of a place of public use (Pressure Cooker Bomb #1), resulting in death; aiding and abetting (Death penalty charge) COUNT 8: GUILTY . Possession and use of a firearm (Pressure Cooker Bomb #1) during and in relation to a crime of violence, resulting in death; aiding and abetting (Death penalty charge) COUNT 9: GUILTY . Bombing of a place of public use (Pressure Cooker Bomb #2), resulting in death; aiding and abetting (Death penalty charge) COUNT 10: GUILTY . Possession and use of a firearm (Pressure Cooker Bomb #2) during

Summary: Dzhokhar Tsarnaev has been convicted of the Boston Marathon bombing . Jury found Tsarnaev guilty on Wednesday over terror attack in 2013 . He faces being sentenced to death or life in prison after attack killed three .


Liverpool are making a rival push for Manchester United target Memphis Depay. PSV Eindhoven have confirmed United have made enquiries for Holland international Depay as have Paris St Germain but Liverpool have also spoken to the player's representatives. Liverpool hope to convince Depay, 21, that he would get more regular football with them but their qualification for the Champions League could be crucial to the 23-goal winger choosing them over United. Liverpool are making a rival push for Manchester United target Memphis Depay . Liverpool hope to convince 21-year-old Depay that he would get more regular football with them . PSV value Depay at £25million and rejected a £14million bid from Tottenham for him last summer. PSV Eindhoven general manager Toon Gerbrands said: 'We have given an indication of the price for Depay, which is probably more than €25m. Therefore we can have no quibbles with Depay's management [over the price]. Gerbrands added: 'Depay must first reach an agreement with a club and if that club are willing to pay the transfer fee then he can leave quickly.' PSV Eindhoven won their first Eredivisie title in seven years after beating Heerenveen 4-1 on Saturday . Depay (right) celebrates the Dutch giants' success with manager Phillip Cocu after the match . Early years and PSV Eindhoven . Born in 1994, Depay started out at hometown club VV Moordrecht - a Dutch amateur side in south Holland - at the age of six before joining Sparta Rotterdam three years later. The son of a Ghanaian father and Dutch mother, Depay moved to PSV at the age of 12 before making his first-team debut in September 2011 having impressed during a trial. Depay signed his first professional contract in June 2012 and has already made over 100 appearances for the Dutch giants. Playing style . Pacy, with neat close control, Depay loves to run at defenders and completed the most dribbles in the entire Eredivisie during the 2013/14 campaign. Adding more goals to his game this season, the youngster is more than capable at shooting from distance and boasts an explosive right-foot. Often playing on the left-wing and cutting inside, Depay is strong on the ball and has more than a few tricks up his sleeve to bamboozle opponents. However, still at a young age and learning the game, the 21-year-old can sometimes be guilty of making the wrong pass or keeping hold of the ball for too long. Talent to one day match Arjen Robben... and already better than a young Cristiano Ronaldo? While Depay has been tipped to become as good as Dutch star Arjen Robben by PSV manager Phillip Cocu, one man believes the Holland youngster could one day rival Cristiano Ronaldo. Ed van Steijn, the man who scouted Ronaldo for Manchester United, believes Depay is better than the Real Madrid star was at the same age. Speaking to Dutch daily newspaper Algemeen Dagblad, Van Steijn said: 'If I compare him to a young Cristiano Ronaldo at the time, then Depay has more strings to his bow. I like him better. 'Ronaldo

Summary: Liverpool and Manchester United set to battle for PSV ace Memphis Depay . Holland international Depay has scored 23 goals for the club this season . Liverpool hope lure of first-team action will convince him to choose them . READ: Liverpool set for summer overhaul with TEN Kop stars on way out . READ: The areas Liverpool must address if they want to avoid mediocrity .


Tax adviser Duncan Hodgetts (pictured), from Birmingham, West Midlands, fell to his death from a Manhattan building . A British tax advisor has plunged more than 100ft to his death from an apartment window in a suspected suicide while on a business trip to New York. Duncan Hodgetts, 25, fell from the 14th floor window of the Executive Plaza building in midtown Manhattan at 8.30am yesterday morning. He was found on a third-floor balcony of the neighboring Michelangelo Hotel, near the Rockefeller Center, and was pronounced dead at the scene. It is understood the tax specialist for Ernst and Young, based in Birmingham, had been on a business trip when he fell from the balcony of one of the corporate apartments. An NYPD spokesman said they were treating his death as suicide. He said: 'Officers were called at about 8.29am to the Michelangelo Hotel to reports a man had jumped to his death. 'His body was found on the third floor balcony of the hotel and he was pronounced deceased at the scene. 'Detectives from the mid-district precinct contacted his family and we are not treating the incident as suspicious. 'It is being treated as suicide and there are no further investigations into the matter at this stage.' A doorman at a nearby hotel confirmed to MailOnline that a body was removed from the apartment building at 11am on Monday. In a statement Ernst and Young said: 'We are very saddened to hear of the death of our colleague, Duncan Hodgetts. The 25-year-old reportedly fell from a 14th floor apartment window at the Executive Plaza building (pictured) at 8.30am on Monday . A spokesman for the New York Police Department said they were treating Mr Hodgetts' death as suicide . Tax adviser Duncan Hodgetts (pictured), from Birmingham, West Midlands, worked for accountancy firm Ernst and Young . 'The matter is being investigated by the New York Police Department and they can expect our full cooperation. 'Our thoughts and prayers are with Duncan's family, friends and colleagues.' The Michelangelo Hotel refused to comment on the death because Mr Hodgetts was not a guest of the hotel. Staff at Executive Plaza did not recognize Mr Hodgetts from photographs and referred questions to the building superintendent who was not immediately available for comment. The Executive Plaza at Rockefeller Center offer extended-stay, furnished apartments, from studios to two-bedrooms. A family member who answered the door at Mr Hodgett's £166,000 house that he shared with his parents Anthony, 65, and Sally, 62, in Shirley, West Midlands, said they were too upset to talk. 'It is all too raw at the moment,' he said. A neighbour, who did not wish to be named, added: 'He was such a lovely man and was driven by his work. 'You would see him come home at all hours but he always had a smile on his face and made time for you.' Mr Hodgetts was found on a third-floor balcony of the neighbouring Michelangelo Hotel on W 51stSt and was declared dead at the scene . It is understood the tax

Summary: Duncan Hodgetts fell from window at Executive Plaza, near Manhattan's Rockefeller Center . Mr Hodgetts, from Birmingham, West Midlands, pronounced dead at scene . He was found on third floor balcony of neighbouring Michelangelo Hotel . The 25-year-old tax adviser worked for accountancy firm Ernst and Young .


A video of a menacing crocodile swimming through a public marina with a dead pet dog locked in between its jaws has been viewed more than half a million times online. The clip shows a large croc calmly moving through the marina in the tourist hotspot of Puerto Vallarta, in Mexico, with a black dog wearing a red collar lifeless in its mouth. New Zealander Tim Weston was on holiday in Puerto Vallarta with his wife when the attack happened and described how 'the crocodile kept the dog in its mouth for ages, not moving at all'. Mr Weston told Daily Mail Australia the dog belonged to the local bike shop's owner. Scroll down for video . The large croc proudly held on to its catch for hours as it lurked around the Puerto Vallarta marina, in Mexico . 'There's a sanctuary for these crocodiles up the river (200m away) which runs out to the sea and the marina,' Mr Weston explained. 'The dog went to the water's edge to see the crocodile (being curious I guess) but things didn't go according to plan obviously. 'It was certainly a shock to the system. Guess that's nature though,' he said. In the video the beast glides through the water, with rocks on one side and a footpath on the other, as crowds gasp in amazement. New Zealander Tim Weston was on holiday in Puerto Vallarta with his wife when he saw the alarming sight . Tourist Tim Weston took a photo of the crocodile with the dog between its jaws . A video of the crocodile swimming through the marina with the bike shop owner's dog has been viewed more than 500,000 times . Mr Weston said: 'A couple of hours later we walked back past and there was still a crowd... But we didn't want to look at it again as we had just eaten. Yesterday morning there was no sign of either.' Social media users have reacted in horror to the video that was posted on the Bogged Facebook page. One woman called the video 'horrible' and another said 'I hate crocodiles now'. But crocodiles are a common site in Puerto Vallarta as the Mexican beach resort is built amongst the mangroves that the creatures have called home for centuries. As well as living in the nearby sanctuary, crocs are regularly spotted on the resort's golf course. In Mexico the 'American Crocodiles' can reach lengths of 6 meters and as a result of urbanisation are living closer to humans than ever before. One social media user called the video 'horrible' and another said 'I hate crocodiles now'

Summary: A local bike shop owner's dog was snatched by a crocodile . The crocodile was swimming through Puerto Vallarta marina, in Mexico . New Zealander Tim Weston was on holiday and saw the bizarre sight . A video of the dog in the croc's jaws has been viewed half a million times .


Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Australia got off to a very dramatic start in Sydney on Sunday night, when the opening show was interrupted by a man who stormed the runway at the Ellery show. As designer Kym Ellery made her way down the catwalk to take her bow, a furious man understood to be a neighbour of the Carriageworks venue at Eveleigh made a very public complaint about the music. The local man was pictured covering his ears, wagging his finger, and shouting at a security guard who escorted him from the runway. Scroll down for video . Turn down that racket! A man stormed the runway at Ellery's Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Australia show at Carriageworks in Sydney on Sunday night . Drama: The man, understood to be a neighbour of the Carriageworks venue, walked onto the runway while designer Kym Ellery was taking her bow . Disgruntled: The man was overheard to tell security that the music was a 'disgrace', and that show organisers had 'no respect for the local community' Angry: Eye witnesses tell Daily Mail Australia that 'dramatic' loud music boomed throughout the 15-minute show . Bass: Electronic music boomed throughout the space for the duration of the 15-minute show . Hardcore electronic music with a heavy bass line boomed throughout the space for the duration of the show, which lasted about 15 minutes. The man was reportedly overheard complaining that show organisers were showing little respect for the local community. 'The noise is way too loud, this is disgrace,' eye witnesses overheard him say, according to the Sydney Morning Herald. 'It was loud but it was all part of the dramatic vibe,' a guest at the Ellery show told Daily Mail Australia. The Australian designer wasn't fazed by the disruption, the eye-witness added. 'Kym ran out merrily at the end, aside from that it all went perfectly.' Escorted out: The man was removed from the venue by a security guard . Down in front! Ellery only walked down half the catwalk as the scuffle occurred at the other end . Unfazed: The Australian fashion designer threw her hands in the air and smiled widely, the room erupting into applause . Indeed the style-maker looked utterly triumphant as she ran onto the catwalk as the show came to an end. Appearing on the glitter-covered runway in an all-black ensemble of her own design, she threw her hands above her head and grinned as the room exploded into applause - doing nothing to reduce the noise levels. The room was packed with fashionistas on the opening night, many of them wearing looks from the beloved designer's latest collection. On a high: Kym made her entrance in one of her own ensembles . Return to the runway: The Ellery show was the first time Gemma Ward has walked at MBFWA since before her six-year hiatus from modelling . Walk this way: Models sashay beneath a shower of confetti as the first show of Fashion Week came to a close . Black swan: A ballet performance on the catwalk marked the start of

Summary: Local man ran onto catwalk as designer Kym Ellery took her bow . He was seen holding hands over his ears and shouting at security guard . Neighbour overheard saying organisers had no respect for community . Ballet performance on the runway kicked off first show of MBFWA .


In the heart of Yellowstone National Park, a supervolcano releases around 45,000 metric tonnes of carbon dioxide each day. But the magma chamber lying directly beneath its surface is not considered large enough to produce such levels, so researchers have been searching for an alternative source for years. Now, by tracking seismic waves, a team of geophysicists has discovered an enormous secondary chamber deeper underground that's so large its partly-molten rock could fill the Grand Canyon 11 times over. Scroll down for video . A supervolcano in Yellowstone National Park (pictured) releases around 45,000 metric tonnes of carbon dioxide each day. A magma chamber beneath the surface is not considered large enough to produce these levels and now researchers have found the source in a secondary magma chamber deeper underground . The Yellowstone supervolcano is one of the largest active continental silicic volcanic fields in the world. Silicic is used to describe magma or igneous rock rich in silica. It is situated in Yellowstone National Park - which spans the midwestern US states of Wyoming, Idaho and Montana - and last erupted 640,000 years ago. The Yellowstone supervolcano is one of the largest active continental silicic volcanic fields in the world. It is situated in Yellowstone National Park - which spans the midwestern US states of Wyoming, Idaho and Montana - and last erupted 640,000 years ago. Although lava has flowed in the area as recently as 70,000 years ago, the researchers said. Experts say there is a one in 700,000 annual chance of a volcanic eruption at the site. Previous research found a relatively small magma chamber, known as the upper-crustal magma reservoir, directly beneath the surface in 2013 that measures 2,500 cubic miles (10,420 cubic km). To discover the latest chamber, Hsin-Hua Huang from the University of Utah and colleagues tracked seismic waves from almost 5,000 earthquakes. The researchers said the reservoir contains around 98 per cent hot rock. The remaining 2 per cent is molten rock and is too deep to directly cause an eruption. It sits 12 to 28 miles (19 to 45km) beneath the supervolcano and measures 11,035 cubic miles (46,000 cubic km). Lava has flowed in the area as recently as 70,000 years ago, researchers added. Experts say there is a one in 700,000 annual chance of a volcanic eruption at the site. Previous research found a relatively small magma chamber, known as the upper-crustal magma reservoir, directly beneath the surface in 2013 that measures 2,500 cubic miles (10,420 cubic km). To discover the latest chamber, Hsin-Hua Huang from the University of Utah and his colleagues tracked seismic waves from almost 5,000 earthquakes. These readings combined data from the University of Utah Seismograph Stations, which collected shallow readings from nearby quakes in Utah, Idaho, the Teton Range and Yellowstone, and from the Earthscope array, which revealed deeper readings from temblors from more further afield. Each of these quakes created waves that echoed around the supervolcano. The movement and structure of these waves could then be used to map the earth beneath. The researchers said in their

Summary: Researchers used seismic readings to map what is beneath Yellowstone . Partly-molten rock reservoir measures 11,035 cubic miles (46,000 cubic km) It sits 12 to 28 miles (19 to 45km) beneath the national park's supervolcano . Chamber is four times bigger than the magma chamber above it - but study said it is not posing any additional threat than it was before .


Tottenham have held further discussions with Marseille over a potential deal for midfielder Florian Thauvin. The 22-year-old has been left out of the squad for this weekend's game with Metz as Marseille push for a £15m sale. The winger, who can also play behind the striker, was the subject of enquiries from Spurs earlier in the year and has also been watched by Chelsea and Valencia. Tottenham have held further talks with Ligue 1 side Marseille over a possible deal for Florian Thauvin . Marseille are already resigned to losing Andre Ayew and Andre-Pierre Gignac with English sides keen on both. Everton, Newcastle and Swansea, have all shown an interest in Ayew, who is a free agent in the summer.

Summary: Florian Thauvin has been left out of Marseille's squad with Metz . Marseille are pushing for a £15m sale and Tottenham are interested . The winger has also been watched by Chelsea and La Liga side Valencia .


A British athlete has become the fastest man to run 16,300 miles around the world despite being attacked by bears, hunted by packs of wild dogs, and run over twice. Kevin Carr, 34, from Woolacombe, Devon, ran more than a marathon a day every day for almost two years, crossing 26 countries and getting through 16 pairs of shoes to complete the feat. He began his epic voyage at Haytor on Dartmoor in July 2013 and returned yesterday after 621 days, one quicker than the previous record, held by Australian Tom Denniss. Scroll down for video . Kevin Carr, 34, from Woolacombe, Devon, has become the fastest man to run around the world completing the 16,300-mile mission in 621 days, beating the previous record by a day . Mr Carr ran across five continents during his epic 621-day challenge beating the previous record by a day . Mr Carr set off from Haytor on Dartmoor in July 2013 and returned last night after 621 days, during which he ran the equivalent of a marathon a day, crossed 26 countries and got through 16 pairs of shoes . Mr Carr was also the first man to complete the gruelling endurance run unsupported, and instead of a team carrying his equipment, he pushed it along himself in a buggy . Mr Carr also became the first man to complete the voyage unsupported by a team, instead pushing all of his kit along in a stroller that weighed twice as much as he does. He said: 'I've pushed my tired legs through most of Europe, India, Australia, New Zealand, Canada and the US. 'I have encountered some pretty scary things along the way, from packs of wilds dogs in Romania to the most extreme weather conditions imaginable. 'Most frightening of all however was coming face to face with bears. One of the bears stalked and then actively came for me. Mr Carr's journey took him through Australia, New Zealand, Europe, India, the US and Canada - though he said the highlight was the Andes mountains . Mr Carr pushes his buggy full of equipment, which weighed twice as much as him, through Dunedin in New Zealand during the middle of his adventure . The route took Mr Carr through most of Europe, including Lithuania (pictured). After crossing the finish line he said he had lost three stone during the trip . 'I used bear banger explosives that someone had given me and, after three misfires, thankfully my fourth attempt sent the bear packing.' He said during one 300-mile stretch full of bears and wolves he relied on people with short-distance radios to keep a check on him to make sure he wasn't eaten. He added: 'I've had to endure a lot of suffering too. I had severe heatstroke in India and have twice been hit by cars. 'I knew the size of the challenge but it was a little bit more of a headache dealing with the logistics and the traffic. Mr Carr's trip also took in Stockholm - not the capital of Sweden, but

Summary: Kevin Carr, 34, ran equivalent of a marathon a day for nearly two years . Carried all of his equipment in a buggy which he pushed along as he ran . Had to use flares to scare bear away after he was attacked in wilderness . Lost three stone during epic voyage which used up 16 pairs of shoes .


An injured and diseased Husky has been picked up by RSPCA inspectors in Adelaide. The RSPCA says the Husky has an injury to his right rear leg, possibly the result of being hit by a car. He is also extremely underweight and is suffering from a long-standing case of mange, which has sparked secondary skin infections. Scroll down for video . An injured and diseased Husky that was picked up by RSPCA inspectors in Adelaide . The RSPCA says the Husky has an injury to his right rear leg, possibly the result of being hit by a car . He is also extremely underweight and is suffering from a long-standing case of mange, which has sparked secondary skin infections . The Husky has been named Hero by his carers and is now being treated by RSPCA vets. He is also being fed a special diet to help him gain weight. He was wearing a collar when he was picked up on Monday in the Banksia Park area, in Adelaide's north-eastern suburbs. Anyone with information is urged to contact RSPCA Australia on 1300 477 722.

Summary: The Husky was injured and diseased when found by RSPCA inspectors . The dog has an injury to his right rear leg, possibly from being hit by a car . He is also extremely underweight and has secondary skin infections . The dog is being fed a special diet to help him gain weight . The Husky has been named Hero and is now being treated by RSPCA vets .


Two of the teenagers who masterminded the Anzac Day terror plot in Melbourne had recently scouted police stations ahead of a possible attack. It comes as a friend of the teenagers who are believed to the planned attack in Melbourne revealed the moment the two young men 'became radicalised'. The man, who has not been identified, claims the death of Numan Haider was the moment 'we all became more radical', according to News Corp Australia. Scroll down for video . Sevdet Besim, from Hallam in Melbourne's south-east, was charged with 'conspiracy to commit acts done in preparation for, or planning, terrorist acts' at the Melbourne Magistrates Court on Saturday afternoon . Multiple photos of Mr Besim on his social media pages show him posing with one raised index finger, a symbol that other ISIS supporters have also frequently used . He is one of two 18-year-old men police arrested for allegedly planning an 'ISIS inspired' attack on an Anzac Day ceremony. The duo were 'associates' of Abdul Numan Haider (pictured) Haider was killed by police last year after he attacked officers with a knife, and is believed to have planned an ISIS-like attack. The two alleged ringleaders of the Anzac Day plot reportedly attended Haider's funeral. The information comes after police held one of the alleged ringleaders in jail under tough new terror laws, despite not being charged. The man, who cannot be identified due to suppression orders, could be held 14 days after police applied for a Preventive Detention Order. Another man, Sevdet Ramadan Besim, 18, was charged with planning to carry out an attack. Both men often visited frequented the controversial Al-Furqan Islamic study centre in South Springvale. It was also revealed the young men arrested on Saturday had personal links with a senior Australian jihadist and Islamic State recruiter in Syria. Police are exploring the role played in the plot by Neil Prakash, 23, who is considered to be the top Australian recruiter for ISIS, according to Fairfax Media. Prakash, who is know by the jihadist name Abu Khalid al-Kambodi, may have been in direct communication with the teenagers until recently. Prakash is thought of in the same way as Mohammad Ali Baryalei, a former Sydney bouncer who was believed killed fighting around the Northern Syrian city of Kobane in late 2014. Mr Haider, whose body is pictured (left) being taken to the coroner for examination, died when he was shot by officers after stabbing two policemen outside a Melbourne police station on September 23. It is believed the two men who masterminded the Anzac Day plot attended his funeral (pictured: right) The father of one of the teens arrested in the raids, said his son had benefited from his time at the controversial Al Furqan Islamic study centre in South Springvale . The teen was interviewed by police all morning before travelling to the Magistrates Court where he was charged . Police are exploring the role played in the plot by Neil Prakash (left), 23, who is considered to be the top Australian recruiter for ISIS . Earlier,

Summary: Men believed to be masterminds of plot 'scouted' police stations to attack . Alleged ringleader held under tough anti-terror laws without being charged . Friend of the teenagers reveals the moment they 'became radicalised' Killing of Numan Haider last year said to be when they became extremist . Also revealed teens were being recruited of top ISIS official, Neil Prakash . Instagram account of Sevdet Besim give insight into the mind of the teen . He was one of five men arrested as part of anti-terror raids in Melbourne . Police allege the teenagers planned to target an Anzac Day ceremony .


The French state railway company on Monday demanded police action against 'irresponsible' Paris-Roubaix cycle race riders who breached a safety barrier seconds before a high speed train hurtled by. The SNCF company made an official complaint to French prosecutors saying the action in Sunday's prestigious race had risked a deadly tragedy. The last of the riders went through the barrier in northern France about eight seconds before the TGV train arrived at the Waller crossing, 87 kilometers (54 miles) from the end of the so called 'Hell of the North' race. SNCF have spoken of their fury at the riders who breached a safety barrier as a train approached . SNCF slammed the riders for an 'extremely grave an irresponsible action' One rider was even clipped by the barrier as it came down, as the racers hurry through with the train near . Another cyclist made his way over the track after police tried to stop anymore competitors getting across . A number of riders wait safely for the train to pass through while others risked crossing . The train hurtled through at high speed shortly after a group of riders went through the barrier . One rider from the Belgian Lotto team was clipped by a barrier as it came down. John Degenkolb, winner of the race famed for its 26 sections of bone-jarring cobbled roads, was among the group who went through the barrier as it closed. Race organisers said it had not been possible for the leaders to stop in time. 'Several riders deliberately, and against all safety rules, crossed a closed safety barrier,' said a SNCF statement announcing the complaint to French prosecutors. 'Millions of television viewers saw live this extremely grave and irresponsible action which could have been tragic,' the company added. 'A few seconds later, a TGV ran on this line and could have hit the peloton.' When the last rider had gone through the crossing, a police motorcycle was in place to stop more riders going through. The riders are held at a level crossing in the Paris-Roubaix race as a train approaches . A number of cyclists breached the barrier to cross the track before the train sped through . The last cyclist appeared to cross the track around eight seconds before the train went through . Normally riders who go through a closed safety crossing are disqualified. But Guy Dobbelaere, president of the jury of race commissioners, defended the action of the riders on Sunday. 'It wasn't possible for the leading riders to stop sufficiently safely,' said Dobbelaere. 'The peloton was 10 metres away when the barrier started to close.' Race director Thierry Gouvenou added: 'By neutralising the race for a few moments to not penalise those who stopped, we respected the spirit of the rule. 'In theory, those who pass when the barrier is down are thrown out of the race. 'This time, that would have been unjust in respect of those riders who weren't identified,' said Gouvenou. German John Degenkolb won the race and was one of the riders who went

Summary: Railway company condemns the cyclists 'grave and irresponsible action' They have made an official complaint to French prosecutors . John Degenkolb, the race winner, crossed the barrier as it closed .


The dismissal of Paul Downton as England's managing director may be the big talking point in English cricket but focus has already shifted to the start of the county championship season. However, you don't have to go to far before talk returns to the England team again as Kevin Pietersen cut a range of emotions as he posed for the Surrey team photo before the start of the new campaign. Pietersen looked in deep thought as he sat right at the end of the team photo, but was otherwise in a jovial mood as a potentially sensational return to the England set-up took a step closer. Kevin Pietersen takes a moment to reflect ahead of a team photo shoot for Surrey . The event at the KIA Oval comes before the start of the County Championship season . As team-mates turn their attention to other matters, Pietersen looks ahead in deep thought . The batsman joked with photographers at the KIA Oval for the photo session, with Surrey set to begin their campaign at Glamorgan on April 19. Downton's sacking on Wednesday has paved the way for the 34-year-old to return to the international set-up having been controversially axed by the former managing director in 2014. It was during the last Ashes tour for England in Australia last year when Pietersen last featured at international level, in a disastrous trip which saw his side suffer a whitewash series defeat. With England hoping to regain the urn this summer on home soil, Pietersen has rejoined Surrey in an attempt to force his way back into the Test set-up. Surrey play Oxford MCCU in a MCC University match on Sunday. Kevin Pietersen took his place on the right of the front row for the Surrey team photo shoot at the KIA Oval . Using his camera, Pietersen turned the tables to take pictures of photographers . Team-mate Chris Tremlett flashes a smile as he and Pietersen share a joke during the event . Photographers gather round Pietersen to get close-up pictures of the batsman . Pietersen flashes a cheeky grin to the camera as he sat at the end of the front row for the team photo . Pietersen was all smiles as he joked with team-mates ahead of the new county championship season . Pietersen smiles as he sits alongside Chris Tremlett (second right), Stuart Meaker (centre), Jason Roy (second left) and Jade Dernbach . Pietersen walks out to the KIA Oval pitch with a tracksuit top on, closely followed by his Surrey team-mates . Pietersen jokes with a photographer during the Surrey CCC photocall at The Kia Oval . Pietersen looks on from inside the KIA Oval as he hopes to work his way back into the England set-up with Surrey .

Summary: Kevin Pietersen lined up with Surrey team-mates for team photo . Batsman was in a jovial mood as he joked with photographers at KIA Oval . Pietersen could be in line for a return to England Test team this summer . Paul Downton dismissal as managing director has opened door .


Andy Hornby is non-executive chairman of Pharmacy 2U, which was found to be selling NHS patients' details on without their knowledge . The chairman of the online pharmacy site found to be selling NHS patients’ data without their knowledge is the shamed former chief executive of HBOS. A Mail investigation yesterday told how the personal details of thousands of users of Pharmacy 2U are being sold to companies that target the sick. Now we can reveal that at its helm is the disgraced banker Andy Hornby, who was in charge of HBOS when it collapsed in 2008. Mr Hornby last night faced calls to step down from his role as non-executive chairman of Pharmacy 2U and was condemned for profiting from the sale of his customers’ personal data. Many of those whose details he is selling on are some of the most vulnerable in society – either too ill to travel to their nearest surgery or the disabled. Others who use the NHS-approved pharmacy website used its online doctor consultations. Their details – which included email addresses and dates of birth – were passed on without proper consent. When Mr Hornby joined the company, the UK’s leading online pharmacy, in 2012, it said in a statement: ‘The imminent transition to electronic prescriptions across the NHS represents an exciting opportunity for Pharmacy 2U, and Andy’s insights and leadership will be of significant value.’ It is not known how much Mr Hornby – who works two to three days a week – is earning from the Leeds-based company, but it is thought he received a significant salary increase last year. He is also a principle shareholder. Dr Sarah Wollaston, the outgoing Tory chairman of the Commons health select committee, last night called for Mr Hornby to step down and for a criminal investigation into Pharmacy 2U. She said: ‘He should be called to account for what his company is doing and issue a public statement. He needs to be made to sit down and explain why patient information is being sold on.’ She added that the health select committee should launch an inquiry into the issue after the election. Pharmacy 2U, an online prescription service, sold details including the patients’ email addresses, dates of birth and date of their last prescriptions to marketing firms . Many of those whose details he is selling on are some of the most vulnerable in society – either too ill to travel to their nearest surgery or the disabled . Following the financial crash in the autumn of 2008, a devastating report by the Parliamentary Commission on Banking Standards accused Mr Hornby and fellow former bosses of ‘catastrophic failures’ as they presided over years of reckless lending. His current role is his third job since then. In 2011 he unexpectedly quit as £1million-a-year chief executive of healthcare group Alliance Boots, a move blamed on stress. Dr Sarah Wollaston, the outgoing Tory chairman of the Commons health select committee, called for Mr Hornby to step down . Four months later he became boss of Coral, a position he still

Summary: Andy Hornby is in charge of the disgraced online company Pharmacy 2U . It was revealed yesterday that service has been selling NHS patients' data . Many of which are the most vulnerable in society, who are ill or disabled . There are calls for him to step down and condemned for selling on details .


Facinet Keita was representing Guinea in the 2012 Olympics when he was knocked out in the qualifying stages . An Olympic judo star from Africa is still fighting to stay in Britain – three years after flying here for the London Games then refusing to leave. Facinet Keita, 31, fled the Olympic village in summer 2012, claiming his failure to win a medal meant he ‘would be murdered’ if he returned to his native Guinea. His wife who was left to look after the couple’s two children has now split from him because she ‘couldn’t wait for him’. Mr Keita – the official flag-bearer for the West African nation during the opening ceremony – said he decided to go on the run after losing to an opponent from the Pacific island of Guam within five minutes. He said: ‘My coaches told me I had lost the fight like a baby. They said I embarrassed my country and I would be in big trouble when we are at home.’ After three months sleeping rough, Mr Keita handed himself in to authorities and was locked up in an immigration detention centre. While there he made two requests for asylum, both of which were rejected. After the second failed request, he was told he had to leave Britain on December 17, 2013. He agreed to board a plane to Ghana, but upon arrival there he said that he was turned back because he did not have the correct travel documents. He returned to Britain and was once again detained. However, he was released in March 2014 and has since been coaching judo in Stoke-on-Trent. He now plans to make a third application for asylum. Mr Keita said he has built a new life in Britain and has met friends who have become like family. ‘The people here are really welcoming, if you show them you are a good person,’ he added. Mr Keita was one of 20 Olympians who remained in Britain after the Games. He is refusing to leave the UK after he lost by ippon in the qualifying stages of the Men's +100kg against 34-stone Ricardo Blas Junior, from Guam (right) Keita claims his coaches told him he lost the fight 'like a baby' and there would be trouble when he returned . He is now being supported by an asylum seeker charity in Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire, while he applies for his third asylum application, after his first two bids and an appeal were refused . He is volunteering at a Sneyd Green Primary School Judo Club in Stoke (pictured) because he cannot earn a living pending his asylum application . Before travelling to the UK for the Olympics, he had won five national titles in Guinea and regularly appeared on TV. Mr Keita denies he has stayed in Britain to claim benefits. He said: ‘My situation is difficult, 100 per cent difficult. I want to be near my family and I want to see them but I can’t.’ His request to stay in Britain has been backed by the African Social Health Agency,

Summary: Facinet Keita, 31, represented Guinea in Men's +100kg judo but lost bout . He claims he was told he'd be murdered for disgracing country on return . After Games he fled to Bradford but was detained in an immigration centre . Released to be deported but is refusing to leave in fear he'd be killed .


Italian goalkeeper Gianluigi Buffon has been plying his trade in Serie A for the best part of 20 years and has graced the same field as some of the world's best. A seven-time Scudetto winner with Juventus, Buffon has played with the likes of Andrea Pirlo, Paval Nedved and Lilian Thuram. Here, Buffon recalls the great names he played alongside and against and explains why they've made his Champions League dream team. Legendary Juventus goalkeeper Gianluigi Buffon has picked his Champions League dream team . GOALKEEPER . Iker Casillas . Thomas N’Kono was who I grew up admiring, but from my generation, Iker Casillas is one of the few goalkeeping greats. There has always been a mutual respect between us. Real Madrid goalkeeper Iker Casillas lifts the Champions League trophy after victory against Atletico Madrid . DEFENCE . Roberto Carlos . I have had to make saves from him, and it’s hard to explain how hard he can hit the ball. He is so dangerous from defence. Roberto Carlos, pictured holding the Champions League trophy in 2000, makes Buffon's team . Paolo Maldini . Every kid who says they want to be a defender should be made to sit there and watch old videos of Maldini. Former AC Milan captain Paolo Maldini won the Champions League on five occasions during his career . Fabio Cannavaro . I still have not forgiven him for beating me for European player in 2006. I am kidding, only he deserved it that year; he was the best defender in the world. Fabio Cannavaro, pictured kissing the Ballon d'Or trophy in November 2006, lines up in Buffon's defence . Lilian Thuram . We joined Juventus in the same summer. He had such power and aggression in his play, but was also so classy. Buffon hailed former Juve defender Lilian Thuram for his 'power and aggression' MIDFIELD . Andrea Pirlo . One of the real footballing geniuses. It’s entertaining to watch team’s plans to stop him, and in a second he just destroys their plan with brilliance. Italian midfielder Andrea Pirlo is a 'footballing genius' according to his Juve team-mate Buffon . Gennaro Gattuso . A good friend, but a beast to have in any team. He was the best in his position. Gennaro Gattusso, seen here playing for AC Milan against Arsenal in 2008, features in Buffon's midfield . Pavel Nedved . So loyal to Juventus after their relegation, and at that point in his career he could have played for any club in Europe. Pavel Nedved made 247 appearances for Juve during a glittering career with the Serie A side . ATTACK . Lionel Messi . When he is playing at a 100 per cent, you can forget about playing against him. It is just a wonder to watch him and see what he can do. Barcelona star Lionel Messi has won three Champions League titles with the Catalan giants . Roberto Baggio . I was 17 and made my debut against Baggio which was daunting. Along with Pirlo, he is the best Italian player of

Summary: Gianluigi Buffon has picked his all-time Champions League XI . 37-year-old goalkeeper has made 418 appearances for Juventus . Buffon opts for a number of former team-mates including Paval Nedved . Italian decides to keep himself out of the team and selects Iker Casillas . CLICK HERE to see Ronaldinho's Champions League dream team .


This is one of the few places in the world where holidaymakers can sleep with the fishes and brag about it to their friends when they wake up the next morning. Thousands of sea creatures are on display when guests book themselves into one of two visually stunning underwater hotel rooms at the five-star Atlantis, The Palm resort in Dubai. With enough room for five guests, the underwater suites – Poseidon and Neptune – boast floor-to-ceiling views directly into the Ambassador Lagoon aquarium, which holds 65,000 marine animals, from the master bedrooms and bathrooms – creating the illusion of being under the sea. Scroll down for video . Atlantis, The Palm's underwater suites boast floor-to-ceiling views directly into an aquarium from the master bedrooms and bathrooms . Thousands of sea creatures are on display when guests book themselves into one of two visually stunning underwater hotel rooms . A magnet for well-off honeymooners, the signature suites are three storeys high with a 1,776 square foot floor plan that includes a large living and dining room, an inter-connecting bedroom, a majlis/television room and a private lift. With a base price of just under £5,500 ($8,200) a night, each suite has elegant perks, including soap with 24-carat gold flakes, Dom Perignon Champagne for non-Muslim guests, a non-alcoholic sparkling date drink for Muslim guests, and 24-hour private butler service to keep customers feeling pampered. Dinesh Raj, the hotel’s head butler, said Atlantis, The Palm has been able to accommodate a number of unusual requests from guests who have stayed in the underwater suites. He said: ‘A guest requested a camel at Atlantis, The Palm and we were able to provide it for the guest almost immediately. With a base price of about £5,450 ($8,200) a night, each suite has elegant perks, with the illusion of being under the sea . ‘We organised everything for them and brought the camel to The Royal Beach. There was also an instance whereby, for a birthday around Christmas time, we delivered a gift to a guest through a skydiving Santa Claus. ‘Another time a guest requested a buggy to drive on the main road of The Palm which is not allowed. We made it possible by calling the police in Dubai and asking for their assistance.’ Mr Raj once united a guest with a Rolex watch that he forgot he had ordered. He said: ‘There is one guest I took care of who ordered a Rolex watch in one of our shops at Atlantis, The Palm but by the time the watch was delivered the guest had already checked out. ‘So I called the guest and sent an email to get his information and was able to send him his Rolex. He was really happy and said he almost forgot about the item.’ Perks include soap with 24-carat gold flakes and 24-hour private butler service to keep customers feeling pampered . Each underwater suite is three storeys high with a 1,776 square foot floor plan that includes a large living and dining room . Aquarium views are just one

Summary: Two underwater suites at Atlantis, The Palm boast floor-to-ceiling views directly into a massive aquarium . The views from the master bedrooms and bathrooms create the illusion of being under the sea . With a base price of just under £5,500 ($8,200) a night, each suite comes with 24-hour private butler service . Butlers have received requests for everything from camel rides to a skydiver dressed as Santa Claus . The 1,500-room hotel is located on the Palm Jumeirah artificial island off the coast of Dubai .


Pilots have reported 167 cases of toxic cabin fumes or smoke in only four months, official safety figures reveal. Twelve of the cases resulted in the pilots requesting a priority landing, one flight was diverted and on two flights the pilots made an emergency Mayday call. Among the worst cases, one incident report in February noted: ‘Fumes in cabin. Eleven of the cabin crew became unwell during flight, with symptoms of light-headedness, nausea and “sea sickness”. Oxygen administered. Aircraft returned.’ Victim? It is suspected British Airways pilot Richard Westgate, who died in 2012, had Aerotoxic Syndrome . The figures have re-opened the argument about whether prolonged exposure to the air in planes is safe for passengers and crew. Details emerged in a report broadcast last night by ITV News, which has seen copies of the Civil Aviation Authority’s safety reports from December 2014 to March 2015. These reveal 167 cases of fumes or smoke in the cabin, not attributable to faulty ovens, coffee brewers or toilets. In February a coroner warned that airlines must take action to prevent passenger deaths from toxic fumes inside aircraft cabins. Dorset coroner Sheriff Payne said pressurised air tainted with jet fuel is risking the lives of everyone travelling on planes. He issued the warning after initial investigations into the death of British Airways pilot Richard Westgate in 2012. The 43-year-old, from Marlborough, Wiltshire, had suffered years of persistent headaches, nausea and chronic fatigue, which he long suspected was caused by toxic fumes in cockpits. Mr Payne’s warning came days after the Daily Mail revealed how the poisoning fears over air in holiday planes had sparked accusations that airlines had been ignoring safety concerns for 15 years. The coroner’s intervention was the first official recognition of Aerotoxic Syndrome, thought to be linked to memory loss, tremors, lethargy, headaches, tinnitus, confusion, breathing difficulties and even death. Safety questions: Pilots have reported 167 cases of toxic cabin fumes or smoke in only four months. The figures have re-opened the argument about whether prolonged exposure to the air in planes is safe . Warning: Dorset coroner Sheriff Payne said pressurised air tainted with jet fuel is risking the lives of those travelling on planes. It followed initial investigations into the death of British Airways pilot Richard Westgate . Many former pilots, co-pilots and aircrew staff believe they have suffered long-term illnesses because of the amount of time they have spent exposed to cabin air and ‘toxic fumes’. The pilots’ union BALPA has raised concerns. Since 1999, the air industry has denied a link between ‘fume events’ and medical problems. But a growing number of experts warn prolonged exposure is hazardous. The problems are thought to arise when cabin air is drawn from the hot engines. Passengers are usually isolated from this ‘bleed air’ – but airlines accept that sometimes there is a leak and jet fuel contaminates the air with compounds called ‘organophosphates’. In small quantities, these compounds may not be harmful – campaigners say it is most likely to create problems for frequent fliers and airline staff. The Civil

Summary: Pilots reported 167 cases of toxic cabin fumes or smoke in four months . Twelve cases led pilots to request priority landing, with Mayday call in two . Reignited debate on whether prolonged exposure to air in planes is safe . Many former pilots and aircrew think they've suffered long-term illnesses .


With superfans already eagerly camped out at St. Mary's Hospital ahead of Kate Middleton's due date, it seems that the birth of Prince George in 2013 did nothing to diminish the undeniable global fascination surrounding royal babies. And it's not just Brits that are starting to make excited estimations, the frenzy has reached America where there are more than a few guesses about royal baby particulars. International research firm, YouGov, has conducted a poll asking the UK and the US their opinions on the second child, and it turns out, views are not too different. Scroll down for video . William and Kate are currently prepping for the birth of the second royal baby, which has spurred guesses on the sex and name . Questioning 1713 Brits and 1124 Americans, the survey revealed that after the excitement of a baby boy in blue in 2013, this time around, both desire a baby girl. In fact, this landslide opinion was only contested by two per cent of Brits and seven per cent of Americans, who alternatively want Prince George to have a baby brother. When it comes down to a name for William and Kate's potential little girl, the survey revealed discrepancies between what Brits and Americans want. In the UK, Charlotte, Alice and Alexandra are the leading names, with Charlotte scooping the lead with 13 per cent. Americans instead favour distinctively prominent royal names, with the top three being Diana at 19 per cent, and Elizabeth and Victoria tying at 12 per cent in terms of popularity. The 2013 birth of Prince George did nothing to diminish the undeniable global fascination surrounding royal babies, with many having placed bets on the sex and name of the second child . Princess Diana was the much-celebrated first wife of Prince Charles, and also the mother of Prince William, before passing away in 1997. The popularity of the name Elizabeth is most likely derived from the name of the current queen, Elizabeth II. Similarly, the popularity of the name Victoria, is from Queen Victoria, whose reign of nearly 64 years is the longest of any other British monarch. When it comes down the names for a potential baby boy, the survey revealed much more unified results. Both Brits and Americans agree on James, Richard and Arthur as their favourite top three boy names, with James scooping the lead, at 27 per cent in the UK and 15 per cent in the US, in terms of popularity. Americans have picked Diana and Elizabeth as their favourite names if the royal baby is in fact a girl. The popularity of these names could have stemmed from prominent names of other royals, including the late Princess Diana (pictured left) and Queen Elizabeth II (pictured right) And it's not only immediate particulars about the unborn baby's life being discussed; people were also keen to throw in their two cents about the most suitable roles for the child's later life. Both were in agreement that in the future, baby number two should focus on acting as a good role model

Summary: A new poll has asked Brits and Americans questions about the royal baby . Both nationalities favour a girl and want her to be a good role model . UK's top names are Charlotte and Alice, while US likes Diana and Elizabeth .


Australian artist George Gittoes says his 2015 Sydney Peace Prize is welcome recognition that 'creativity is the opposite of war'. The 65-year-old was named as the recipient on Saturday in recognition of his 45 years chronicling conflicts around the world. The jury recognised Gittoes 'for his courage to witness and confront violence in the war zones of the world' and for 'enlisting the arts to subdue aggression'. Australian artist George Gittoes, pictured at his studio in Bundeena - south of Sydney in 2007, has just been awarded the Sydney Peace Prize . The 65-year-old was named as the recipient on Saturday in recognition of his 45 years chronicling conflicts around the world . Gittoes told AAP he doesn't consider himself in the same league as previous winners, which include Archbishop Desmond Tutu and academic Noam Chomsky but said it's great to have an artist recognised in a peace award. 'Artists can make a huge difference. We're communicators and we're creating, and creativity is the opposite of war, where they're destroying,' he said. 'It doesn't matter which artist gets it, its great that that's been acknowledged.' Gittoes, born in southern Sydney, has chronicled conflicts in Africa, Asia, Europe and the Middle East through painting, photography and film. Gittoes, born in southern Sydney, has chronicled conflicts in Africa, Asia, Europe and the Middle East through painting, photography and film. The pictured artwork is from his 30 Years – Long Journey exhibition in 2007 . 'George Gittoes is daring, brash an irreverent - qualities Australians identify with,' said chair of the Sydney Peace Foundation, David Hirsh. 'The jury felt his unique approach to peace building and social justice should be recognised and applauded.' Mr Gittoes recently visited war-torn Afghanistan, establishing an artist collective in the city of Jalalabad. He will receive the prize at a November ceremony in Sydney. Sorry we are not currently accepting comments on this article.

Summary: George Gittoes was awarded the Sydney Peace Prize on Saturday . It was in recognition of his 45 years chronicling conflicts around the world . The Australian artist did this through painting, photography and film . The 65-year-old will receive the prize at a November ceremony in Sydney . Gittoes says he doesn't consider himself in the same league as previous winners such as Desmond Tutu and Noam Chomsky .


These are the albino men and women put under police and army protection in a desperate bid to stop the cruel East African black market trade of their body parts. Police across Malawi have been ordered to shoot anyone caught attacking albinos, while Tanzania's prime minister has urged citizens to kill anyone found with albino body parts. And in nearby Burundi, albino youngsters from across East Africa are being housed in special accommodation under army protection in a bid to deter attackers. Scroll down for video . Dorothy Mausen, a 22-year-old Malawian albino woman, poses for a photo in the country's Machinga district . Malawian police have been ordered to crack down on those trading in albino body parts, with orders recently given to shoot anyone caught attacking them . The drastic developments come as the United Nations reports at least 15 people with albinism, mostly children, have been killed, wounded, abducted or kidnapped in East Africa in the past six months. Body parts of those with albinism are prized in black magic and witchcraft, as it is believed spells based on their body parts will bring luck, love and wealth. Nearby Burundi has also taken steps to safeguard albinos by accommodating them in housing under protection. The latest order came from Malawi's Inspector General of Police Lexen Kachama who instructed police to shoot any 'dangerous criminals' caught abducting albinos, according to local media reports. 'Shoot every criminal who is violent when caught red-handed abducting people with albinism,' said Kachama, adding that he was ordering police to use weapons in proportion to the crime. 'We cannot just watch while our friends with albinism are being killed like animals every day. 'We do realize that these people are ruthless, have no mercy and therefore they need to be treated just like that.' His comments came just a month after a Malawian man was arrested for trying to strangle to death a 16-year-old albino boy. Catherine Amidu, 12, sits in her home Malawian home, in a region where six albinos have been killed since December . Femia Tchulani, 42, lives in constant fear of attackers who target and kill albinos in order to sell their body parts on the black market . Village chief Mariam Witness stands in a graveyard where the grave of an albino person was recently desecrated. Body part traders are known to exhume graves in order to obtain body parts in the cruel trade . A similar remark was made by Tanzania's Prime Minister Mizengo Pinda in 2009 when he urged citizens to kill anyone on the spot if they were found with the limbs or organs of albinos. Albino rights group have called for greater protection of albinos but said killing suspects was not going to deter criminals offered large sums of money for securing body parts as they were likely to still take the risk for the promised reward. Witchdoctors will pay as much as $75,000 for a full set of albino body parts, according to a Red Cross report. Vicky Ntetema, executive director of Under The Same

Summary: Albino men and women continue to be hunted for their body parts in Africa . Malawi police have been ordered to shoot anyone caught attacking albinos . Tanzania PM previously urged citizens to kill those caught with body parts . In nearby Burundi, youngsters are being housed in special accommodation .


The Married at First Sight star who tried to leave her groom at the altar after deciding he was too ‘unattractive’ for her has finally admitted to having romantic feelings towards him. While the honeymoon period comes to an end for the couples on tonight's episode of the hit FYI reality series, as they all return home to celebrate the holidays with their spouses, whom they've known for a total of seven days, it seems that, for Jaclyn Methuen and Ryan Ranellone, the romance has only just begun. 'Day one, I was freaking out. Day seven, oh man, I have a crush on my husband,' 30-year-old Jaclyn says in a preview for the latest episode. Scroll down for video . Falling in love: Jaclyn Methuen caresses her new husband Ryan Ranellone's chin while lying in bed together on tonight's episode of Married at First Sight . Euphoric feeling: The 30-year-old is all smiles as she admits that she is developing a crush on her new husband . Meanwhile, Ryan tells the cameras that he remains dedicated to cultivating a real relationship with his new wife, whom he has been attracted to from day one. 'I am committed to making our marriage work,' the 29-year-old says. And, thankfully, after a week of awkward encounters and terse conversations, it looks like things are starting to take a turn for the better for the newlyweds. After being single for seven years, Jaclyn started their union by keeping Ryan at arm’s length and subconsciously putting him in the 'friend zone' throughout their honeymoon in Puerto Rico, with Ryan admitting in last week’s episode that that he was growing increasingly irritated with her insistence on calling him 'dude' and 'bro' when they were supposed to be acting like a married couple. Making it work: The couple share a laugh after they return home from their honeymoon in Puerto Rico . But it looks like the sales rep from Union, New Jersey, is finally seeing her spouse in a new light. As well as Jaclyn’s long-awaited confession about her romantic feelings for her husband, the preview clip also shows the couple laughing in bed together as she gently caresses his chin. Interestingly enough, while Jaclyn and Ryan initially appeared to be the couple with the most problems, but they are growing ever closer to one another – while the other newlyweds seem to be growing apart. Jessica Castro, 30, and Ryan DeNiro, 29, who were comfortable with each other from the start, spent the end of their honeymoon arguing over his choice of words during what should have been a romantic dinner date in Key Largo. During last week's episode, Jessica showed her new husband a photo of herself with her 'Monroe' lip piercing and was furious with his reaction, accusing him of calling it trashy. Growing together: Davina Kullar and Sean Varricchio hold hands as they return home from their romantic honeymoon in Colorado . Marriage woes: Ryan DeNiro and Jessica Castro are still going through a rough patch after he allegedly called her 'Monroe' lip-piercing 'trashy'

Summary: Jaclyn Methuen and Ryan Ranellone return home for the holidays after their honeymoon in Puerto Rico on tonight's episode of the reality show . The 30-year-old, from Union, New Jersey, nearly left her new husband at the altar because she wasn't physically attracted to him .


Every one of Africa's 54 member countries will vote for Sepp Blatter in next month's FIFA presidential election, the continent's soccer boss said on Tuesday, referring to the 79-year-old Swiss as 'dear Sepp.' In front of Blatter's three challengers, Issa Hayatou, president of the Confederation of African Football, promised unanimous support in his speech to open CAF's annual congress in Cairo. 'Africa is comfortable having you. Africa stays with you,' Hayatou said, according to a transcript of his comments provided by CAF. Sepp Blatter (left) has received the full backing of African football's president Issa Hayatou (right) Blatter was also present, and made a speech to the African football leaders in his role as FIFA president. Although the individual countries don't have to follow Hayatou's directive, Africa is expected to be a strong base of support for Blatter. With 54 of the 209 FIFA member countries eligible to vote in the presidential election in Zurich on May 29, Africa is the largest of the six continental confederations. The praise Blatter received in Egypt contrasted to his uncomfortable reception at the UEFA congress last month, when his presidency was criticized by the three candidates standing against him, and some European officials. Luis Figo (left) and Michael van Pragg (right) are opposing Blatter and have chosen to run for presidency . Hayatou, a FIFA vice president and now an ally of Blatter after failing to unseat him in 2002, made an apparent reference to that UEFA congress on Tuesday. 'Dear Sepp,' he said. 'I want to reiterate that here in Africa you are never on some strange or hostile territory. You shall always be at home here, on this continent.' Blatter is seeking a fifth term in office to extend a reign that began in 1998. FIFA vice president Prince Ali bin al-Hussein of Jordan, Dutch FA head Michael van Praag, and former Portugal international Luis Figo are standing against him. Prince Ali bin al-Hussein is the third challenger and the FIFA vice-president was in attendance in Zimbabwe . Those three challengers won't be addressing CAF delegates like they did at UEFA's congress. CAF said the three were attending merely as 'observers.' In his speech, Blatter reflected on Africa's achievements during his time as FIFA president, including the continent's first World Cup in South Africa in 2010. He said Cameroon's Hayatou, who has led CAF for 27 years despite allegations of corruption and an official reprimand by the IOC, was a 'pillar' of African football, according to CAF.

Summary: Issa Hayatou, president of African football, said they will support Sepp Blatter in his bid to for fifth term as FIFA president . All 54 African FIFA members have agreed to back Blatter in the election . Luis Figo, Prince Ali Bin al-Hussein and Michael van Pragg have chosen to stand against the 79-year-old and become the new president .


Flight cancellations soared by 20 per cent and delays by 7 per cent in the first quarter of 2015. UK passengers faced more holiday chaos than during the same period last year, according to analysis from flight data specialist EUclaim. In the first four months of the year, there have so far been 5,080 flight cancellations, compared to the 4,239 cancellations during the same period in 2014. According to flight data specialist EUclaim, cancellations and delays are on the rise so far this year over last . The number of delays also increased to 2,427 from 2,260 in 2014. It's low-cost carrier Monarch that has seen the greatest increase in delays so far, with passengers suffering 64 incidents compared to 47 during the same period of time last year. That's an increase of 30 per cent. And EasyJet hasn't fared much better, experiencing a 19 per cent increase in delays. During last year's first quarter, there were a reported 206 hold-ups, while this year has already seen 245. However, airlines are refuting the figures. A spokesperson fro Monarch said: 'The recent media report in regards to the on time performance during the first quarter of this year is incorrect and misleading. 'For clarity, during the first quarter of 2015 we experienced winter weather across Europe which has been far worse than the same period last year, which particularly affected our operation to and from France, as well as the recent the French ATC strike which affected many carriers across Europe. It should be noted that during this time frame Monarch Airlines’ did not cancel any flights. 'In the event of strikes or weather disruption, the business model of many other airline carriers is to cancel services; which will protect their on-time performance, but of course have a negative impact on their customers. 'Monarch Airlines will only cancel flights if there is absolutely no viable way of operating that flight thus placing the highest value on getting customers to their destination as opposed to protecting our on-time performance by tactically cancelling our flights.' Low-cost carrier Monarch has fared the worst so far in 2015, experiencing a 30% increase in delays . Despite all the hold ups, it's been a good year for Thomas Cook, which has reduced its delays by 37% . But it may not be entirely the fault of the airlines. Monarch - 39% increase . EasyJet - 19% increase . Jet2 - 17% increase . Virgin - 7% increase . Thomson - 6% increase . Ryanair - 6% increase . British Airways - 11% decrease . Thomas Cook - 37% decrease . Winter weather across Europe this year has been far worse than the same period last year and has particularly affected Jet2, easyJet and Monarch's routes to Chambery and Grenoble in France. Similarly, delays and cancellations could also be attributed to a number of strikes on the continent. The four-day Lufthansa strike in March resulted in some 116 cancellations of flights to the UK. Strikes by Italian Air Traffic Controllers and security staff in Germany also compounded such a

Summary: In the first four months of the year, flight cancellations are up 20% over last . Number of delays have also increased 7% up to 2,427 so far this year . According to EUclaim, the worst offenders include: Monarch and EasyJet .


A passionate truck driver has posted a five-minute plea online in a bid to encourage Australians to attend an Anzac Day memorial service. Geelong man Trevor Vale took to his social media account on Tuesday while on a long-haul trip from Darwin to Melbourne to appeal to his fellow countrymen, after becoming frustrated at the lack of interest from Australians in paying respect to the Anzacs. In the video, which has been viewed over 800,000 times, Mr Vale calls on Australians to make it their business to attend an Anzac Day service and show the Anzacs the respect they deserve. Scroll down for video . Passionate truck driver Trevor Vale (pictured) has pleaded with Australians to attend an Anzac Day service . Mr Vale, whose wife fought as a soldier in Timor and Afghanistan, posted the video online from behind the wheel of his truck. While listening to the radio, he heard a podcast questioning Australians on their plans for the public holiday. While a small number of people admitted that last year they made their way to a dawn service, many Australians made up excuses for not attending a memorial, claiming it was too wet or it was too early to get out of bed. Mr Vale was furious at their responses and made the video in an attempt to persuade them to honour their ancestors who fought so bravely for them. 'Men and women went overseas to fight for our country so we could live the way we live,' Mr Vale said in the video. 'Then we get people making piss-poor excuses about why they can’t go to the dawn service, one hour of your friggin day.' The issue is close to the truck driver's heart as his wife fought as a soldier in Timor and Afghanistan . Mr Vale revealed in the video that his wife 'was not making tea' while she was in Timor and Afghanistan, but she actually was 'walking around with a rifle' and put her life on the line for her country. 'I’m lucky my wife came home and I thank every day for that,' Mr Vale said. 'A lot of people didn't come home, a hell of a lot of people didn't come home and a lot of people that did come home maimed and injured mentally scarred for life – what about their families?' Speaking to the Today show, Mr Vale said he is inspired by his wife's service overseas and is proud of her efforts to protect her country. Mr Vale is on a mission to never let Australians forget their heritage . The truckie was driving from Darwin to Melbourne when he made the video . His ramblings were shared by friends and soon became viral . 'To have someone who's willing to put their time and all their effort into serving our country with the dedication that she did - it's an inspiration,' he said. 'You don't have to agree with why they go over there, but when someone so close goes over there you've got to be inspired by

Summary: A truck driver has posted a passionate video online about Anzac Day . The Geelong man was angry at lack of interest in the day from Australians . His plea has been viewed over 800,000 times online . He tells Australians to respect their ancestors and go to a memorial service .


It was a real-life fairytale – the moment, 70 years ago, when two carefully guarded princesses were let loose to join the jubilant crowds in London celebrating the end of the Second World War in Europe. Now the adventure has been re-created in a new film, showing the young Princesses Elizabeth and Margaret as they wander incognito through the city streets. And among the most curious viewers of A Royal Night Out, released next month to coincide with the anniversary of VE Day on May 8, 1945, will be a woman who knows better than anyone what really happened on that extraordinary night. Scroll down for video . Royal Role: Canadian Sarah Gadon, left. plays a young Princess Elizabeth, pictured right . Dancing Queen: Sarah Gadon as Princess Elizabeth enjoying a night out to celebrate the end of the Second World War . Because she was there. ‘It was a Cinderella moment in reverse,’ says The Hon Margaret Rhodes, 89, first cousin to the Queen and her best friend. ‘It was wonderful bedlam. I can’t remember whose idea it was. It was just one of those things that happened.’ Speaking to The Mail on Sunday from her home at Windsor Great Park, she says: ‘I think it’s one of the things that the Queen remembers with great happiness. Neither of them had ever done anything remotely similar, being let loose in a crowd like that to walk all the way from Buckingham Palace through to Trafalgar Square. ‘Everyone was kissing everybody and picking up hats and throwing them away. It was euphoria at its most euphoric!’ Mrs Rhodes, then young Margaret Elphinstone, was lodging at Buckingham Palace while working as a secretary for the military intelligence service MI6. She recalls how a small gang including 19-year-old Princess Elizabeth, Princess Margaret, 15, and Mrs Rhodes’s brothers, left the Palace by the Privy Gate. ‘With the best will in the world, I can’t remember if Princess Elizabeth kissed anyone, but kisses were being thrown about very liberally,’ she says. ‘It was like we had all been living under a huge, heavy, dark cloud. And suddenly, it had gone. I’m so old now, I’m literally the only other person left alive who was there with them on VE Day.’ The Queen is said to remember the night with 'great happiness' In the film, which stars Canadian actress Sarah Gadon as the future Queen and British newcomer Bel Powley as Princess Margaret, the sisters are shown wearing cocktail dresses for their adventure. In real life, Princess Elizabeth was wearing her Auxiliary Territorial Service uniform. Mrs Rhodes says: ‘In order not to be recognised, the Queen pulled her cap right down over her eyes and one of the officers who was with us said, “Look, I’m not going about with an officer who can’t wear her cap properly,” so she had to put it back. Mrs Rhodes adds: ‘I always thought it was very clever of the King and Queen Elizabeth [the Queen Mother] to let the girls go out into the night, with all those myriad

Summary: Princess Elizabeth and Margaret joined the crowds celebrating in London . Queen's cousin Margaret Rhodes was with the young royals celebrating . She says the Queen remembers the night with 'great happiness' Adventure has been recreated in new film A Right Royal Night out .


Sally Lutkin, 49, had to undergo emergency surgery and was in hospital for a week after a botched tattoo . When Sally Lutkin decided to have her grandchildren's names tattooed on her leg, she imagined ending up with a beautiful, life-long reminder of her loved ones. Instead, she was left with a gruesome black hole and a lasting scar in the middle of her calf, after being rushed to hospital for emergency surgery. Mrs Lutkin, 49, had a rose surrounded by the names grandchildren Harvey, seven, Harvey Junior, six, and Cooper, one, tattooed above her left ankle in November 2013. But the tattoo quickly became so swollen that she was in agony and couldn't walk, forcing her to rush to A&E. Doctors carried out emergency surgery to stop the infection spreading to her bone. She was left with a bloody hole resembling a gunshot in the middle of her rose design, as well as an unsightly scar she will have to live with for years. Mrs Lutkin, of Kingston upon Hull, East Yorkshire, said: 'It really upset me because it's something that I wanted just for me - and it really didn't turn out that way. 'I was in the hospital for a week and it was so difficult because it's the longest I've ever been away from my babies. 'They had to operate before the infection spread down to the bone and I don't know what would have happened if they had not caught it earlier. 'The pain was horrendous - it was indescribable. I was in agony and the swelling was so bad that I couldn't walk.' Her daughter Laura, 28, noticed that the tattoo was turning red the day after the needle work was complete. But Mrs Lutkin, who works as a cleaner, dismissed it as a normal part of the healing process. She was horrified when the symptoms worsened and her leg began to swell until she could no longer walk. Her husband Peter, 57, a labourer, rushed her to hospital and she remained there for a week while she battled the nightmare infection. Mrs Lutkin, who has five children, admitted that even 18 months later she is still feeling the effects of the infection. Mrs Lutkin wanted a tattoo of a rose and her grandchildren's names (Harvey, seven, is pictured, left). But it became infected and after an emergency operation she was left with a gruesome hole in her leg (right) She has been left with a scar even 18 months after the ordeal, and has vowed never to have another tattoo again in her life . She said: 'I still get aches and pains from it but I just have to get on with my life. 'We're a really close family and they were shocked. 'It was a hard thing for them to see me in so much pain, especially for my eldest grandkids. 'It ruined Christmas because I couldn't go out Christmas shopping and all the little ones wanted to put the decorations up - in the end, my kids had to put them up

Summary: WARNING: GRAPHIC CONTENT . Sally Lutkin had a rose and her grandchildren's names tattooed on her leg . It soon went red and swelled up, leaving her in agony and unable to walk . Had to undergo emergency surgery to stop infection spreading to the bone . Was left with a gruesome black hole and a scar in the middle of her calf .


The world's longest ever kidney donation chain linked its final donor to ailing recipient last month when a Wisconsin woman became the 34th person whose life was saved by the record-setting program. Mitzi Neyens, 77, was successfully matched with a Philadelphia man after turning to the National Kidney Registry's paired exchange program--her only option since her age barred her from receiving a deceased donor's organ. When she received the kidney March 26, the operation completed a nationwide chain that linked strangers from San Diego to Boston who have loved ones in need with patients desperately in need of a transplant. 32 lives saved: Mitzi Neyens, 77, (left) was the last link in a chain of 34 kidney transplants--the world's longest such chain to date. She received a kidney because her husband Bill gave his kidney to a patient in need . Unbreakable love: Neyens has suffered from kidney disease for most of her 53-year marriage to Bill. She received a kidney March 26 thanks to his generosity . On the day of Neyen's transplant, eight surgeons in four states linked five hospitals through transplants. Neyen, who's battled kidney disease much of her life, received her kidney after her husband--who was not a match for her--gave his kidney to someone else in need. In turn, Neyen received an organ from Matt Crane, 55, who lives outside of Philadelphia, reports ABC News. Crane's wife Michele's Type 1 diabetes caused her to need a new kidney, which she received thanks to her husband's donation. 'If it took for me to give my kidney to somebody in order to get Michele a good healthy kidney, I'm ready to do it,' Crane told ABC, which will air a story about the record-breaking chain on Nightline on Tuesday evening. The last length of this historic chain began at the University of Medical Center in Baltimore when Latwanya Goslee donated a kidney on behalf of her brother, who'd already received a transplant. Her kidney was driven 250 miles to Allegheny General Hospital in Pittsburgh, where it was transplanted into Gary Watson. A friend of Watson's daughter, 44-year-old paralegal Christine Brock, donated the kidney that allowed Watson to receive a transplant. Her organ was flown 368 miles to New Jersey then picked up by a courier and driven to New York City. Starts with altruism: The chain that ended with Neyes receiving a lifesaving transplant began months prior when Minneapolis attorney Kathy Hart gave a kidney without having a loved one in need of a transplant (FILE) A kidney was then taken from New York to Philadelphia and transplanted into Michele Crane. Her husband Matt's kidney was removed and taken to Madison, Wisconsin via a flight to Chicago and a 133-mile drive. That's where Neyen's received it. Et, voila. As ABC notes, these chains can't start without a donor who gives his or her kidney in exchange for nothing. This particular chain began with Kathy Hart, a Minneapolis attorney, who told ABC her unbelievably altruistic choice was an easy one to make. 'I think the fact that it was to

Summary: The life-saving trend saves lives by allowing donors to give kidneys to strangers in order for a loved one to receive a kidney . Twenty-six hospitals were involved in the record-setting chain over the course of three months . Wisconsin recipient Mitzi Neyens, 77, became the final link in the chain March 26 .


A woman who died suddenly was eaten by her pet dogs after her body lay undiscovered for days, an inquest was told. Noelle Baynham was found by a close friend who let himself in after she failed to answer the door. The body had been partially eaten by the Jack Russell and Staffordshire Bull Terrier, which are initially thought to have tried to wake her before becoming desperate for food. It is believed the 61-year-old from Winchester, Hampshire, collapsed and died following an accidental overdose of medication. Eaten: Noelle Baynham's dogs started to eat her remains after being locked in the house for days. The most likely cause of death was an accidental overdose, an inquest was told . However a pathologist could not determine the exact cause of death because the dogs, who were trapped in the house, ate parts of her vital organs. Concerned friend Grant Donovan made the 'horrific' discovery of her remains after nobody answered the front door at her home. He told the inquest that he could hear her two dogs barking and jumping behind the door and became concerned that there did not appear to be anyone in with them. Finding the back door unlocked, he entered the house where he said the floors were covered in dog faeces. Walking through, he then discovered Ms Baynham's body lying on the landing. 'This was the most horrifying thing I have ever seen,' he told the inquest. 'I could not look at her long, so I just came away and called 999.' Detectives who searched the house following the grim discovery, on January 17 this year, could find no evidence of a struggle or foul play. The hearing was told how former jeweller Ms Baynham was found was in her dressing gown and had run a bath just before her death. Pets: A Staffordshire Bull Terrier (left) and Jack Russell (right) like the ones owned by Noelle Baynham . Detective Constable Wesley Arnold from Hampshire Police told the coroner that scratch marks on her chest indicated that her dogs may have tried to wake her after she collapsed. Home Office pathologist Dr Amanda Jeffery reaveled that she had probably died 'a few days' before she was found, but because the dogs had eaten her organs it was impossible to establish exactly what had killed her. The 'combined effect' of a variety of drugs found in her system was likely to have been the cause of an accidental overdose, she added. The hearing was told that Ms Baynham suffered from bipolar disorder and chronic alcoholism and was prescribed a variety of medication. Blood tests found a range of drugs in her system including potentially toxic levels of painkillers. Recording an open verdict, senior central Hampshire coroner Grahame Short ruled that there was no evidence of suicide or an accidental fall, but said Ms Baynham may have had a stroke. 'The horrific element in this case is what happened after death rather than before, and it's entirely plausible that when there are dogs in the house with no one to

Summary: Jack Russell and Staffordshire Bull Terrier were trapped in house . Believed they tried to wake her before eating parts of her remains . Coroner heard likely cause of death was from accidental overdose . Both dogs have now been destroyed on the advice of police .