A desperate woman tried to smuggle her baby past airport security in Papua New Guinea in a backpack, as she did not correct immigration papers for her son to leave the Philippines. The two-month-old was discovered by shocked staff at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport, as he was picked up by the X-ray machine. According to ABS-CBN News, the child was soundly asleep when he was found by security at NAIA Terminal 1. The two-month-old baby gave staff the shock of their lives, when he showed up on the X-ray machine at customs . The mother was identified at nursing graduate, Jennifer Pavolaurea, 25, who was departing for Port Moresby in Papua New Guinea on an Air Niugini flight. The assistant general manager for security and emergency services of the airport, Vicente L. Guerzon Jr, said the woman had been detained for questioning and admitted the lack of clearance papers for the child. The single mother and her son were eventually allowed to leave the airport and no charges were filed. The single mother, 25, reportedly did not have immigration papers for her son to travel to Papua New Guinea from the Philippines . Travelers walk to their gates at Ninoy Aquino International Airport, in Manila, Philippines, (left). The mother was scheduled for a flight with Air Niugini flight . This is not the first time a baby has been hidden in a bag in an attempt to be smuggled on a plane. In 2012 an Egyptian couple arrived at Sharjah International Airport in Egypt without the correct immigration papers. They were told they would be held in the airport for a few days, so decided to risk their chances and put their child in a bag. This Egyptian couple also attempted to sneak their baby through customs in a bag at Sharjah International Airport in 2012 . Stowaway: The five-month-old was discovered as they went through customs by the X-ray machine, and the couple were arrested for endangering their baby's life .

Summary: The two-month-old infant did not have the correct immigration papers to leave the Philippines for Papua New Guinea . The nursing graduate, 25, concealed her son in a backpack . Staff at Ninoy Aquino International Airport got the shock of their life as the sleeping infant was picked up on the X-ray machine .


A mother of two, still on her L plates, has been busted being two and a half times over the legal limit whilst dropping off her children at school. The 41-year-old from the Gold Coast was caught by the Rapid Action and Patrols officers on Tuesday morning out the front of her children's school. According to the Gold Coast Bulletin, her breath test showed a blood-alcohol level of 0.124. A 41-year-old on her learner permit has been busted 2 1/2 times over the legal limit . Police have said the woman was dropping off her two young children at school when breathalyzed . According to the Gold Coast Bulletin, her breath test showed a blood-alcohol level of 0.124 . She admitted to have been drinking the night before at a party with her friends but this did not explain why the mother of two had been on her learner permit for 20 years. Not only was the driver not accompanied by a full license driver or displaying her learner plates, she also had never had her permit renewed. She told police that her children (aged 13 and 16) usually catch the bus to Nerang State High School, but she decided to drop them off to discipline one for misbehaving. 'The irresponsible driving behaviour of this person has not only endangered the lives of her children but she has also run the risk of being in a traffic accident,' Inspector Shane Holmes told the Gold Coast Bulletin. 'It is very concerning that people within our community are still not adhering to the dangers of driving while under the influence of alcohol.' The woman said her children usually catch the bus but she dropped them off to punish them for misbehaving . She was charged with drink-driving, being an unaccompanied learner driver and failing to display L plates . Inspector Holmes has assured that school zones would be targeted by police as part of an ongoing operation. 'It's hard to fathom how a person could record that reading at that time of the morning,' he said. 'Let alone with kids on board.' The 41-year-old was charged with drink-driving, being an unaccompanied learner driver and failing to display her learner plates. She will face Southport Magistrates Court next month.

Summary: A Gold Coast mother has been busted 2 1/2 times over the legal limit . The mother of two was also found to be still on her L plates after 20 years . She was dropping her two kids off at school when police breathalyzed her . She was charged with drink-driving, being an unaccompanied learner driver and failing to display her learner plates and faces court next month .


Jonjo O’Neill has no doubts who he will be shouting for if two particular horses are galloping clear to the final fence in Friday’s Betfred Cheltenham Gold Cup. One, Irish-trained Carlingford Lough, owned by JP McManus, ridden by soon-to-retire 19-time champion jockey AP McCoy, will be carrying a hill of punters’ money and a mountain of sentimental support. The other, Holywell, a winner at the last two Festivals and who showed his old sparkle when winning his warm-up race at Kelso last month under McCoy, is O’Neill’s main hope for a big win this week. Trainer and ex-jockey Jonjo O'Neill pictured at Cheltenham Racecourse ahead of next week's Festival . AP McCoy (left) and trainer Jonjo O'Neill pictured with Synchronised and the Cheltenham Gold Cup in 2012 . With McManus being O’Neill’s landlord and staunchest supporter, and McCoy his long-time ally, who helped deliver both the 2012 Gold Cup on Synchronised and 2010 Grand National on Don’t Push It, it might seem at best a difficult dilemma and at worst a nightmare scenario. But O’Neill is clear where his support will lie. ‘I will be shouting for Holywell. The rent may go up but we will talk about that later,’ he says, as he looks out over the famous strip of Cheltenham turf that has defined his career. The arduous climb to the finishing post was the scene of the two-time champion jockey’s 1980 Champion Hurdle win on Sea Pigeon and, even more memorably, the heart-stopping surge to the line on 1986 Gold Cup-winning mare Dawn Run. Don’t be fooled by the sparkling smile and twinkling eyes. O’Neill might come over like a cross between Father Christmas and your favourite uncle but he has not risen to the top of the racing ladder by being soft-hearted. ‘I knew if JP had a runner AP would ride it. He pays the retainer,’ he says. ‘Richie McLernon will ride Holywell and they get on really well. They have clicked and Richie has twice won on him at Cheltenham. He has won at two Festivals so hopefully he can make it three in a row.’ Holywell is one of O'Neill's main hope for a big win in the Cheltenham Gold Cup . McCoy (right) and O'Neil (left) pictured with John McManus after winning the Grand National . While O’Neill is determined to deny McCoy the big final Festival send-off the jockey is hoping for, that doesn’t mean he is not desperate to provide him with a winner despite the blow of one of their big hopes, last year’s World Hurdle winner More Of That, missing the meeting. They have become more than just employer and employee and no one is better placed to assess McCoy than O’Neill, a man who rode against a generation of former weighing room giants including Ron Barry, Dessie Hughes, John Francome, Peter Scudamore and Tommy Carberry. ‘There is a piece of everybody in him,’ says the man who has trained 25 Festival winners. ‘Some fellas are a great judge of pace but wouldn’t be able to produce a horse at

Summary: The 2015 Cheltenham festival starts begins on Tuesday next week . Jonjo O'Neill's main hope for a big win is Holywell in the Gold Cup . AP McCoy will be riding Carlingford Lough in the same race . McCoy and O'neill are long-time allies but the trainer will be cheering for Holywell rather than his old friend .


Fresh from leading his side to a 95-run over India in the World Cup semi-final, Australia captain Michael Clarke was temporarily stumped by a reporter's line of questioning during the post-match press conference. Flanked by team-mate Steve Smith, who hit 105 off just 93 balls to propel Australia to victory, Clarke fielded questions from the assembled media following his side's seismic victory. 'Michael you've had tremendous sex as Australia captain,' asked BBC reporter Stephan Shemilt before correcting himself and re-stating that he intended to say 'success'. Australia captain Michael Clarke (left) and Steve Smith are clearly amused by the bungled line of questioning . Steve Smith celebrates after running out Indian batsman Ravindra Jadeja during the World Cup semi-final . 'Interesting,' a clearly amused Clarke replied amid a chorus of laughter among the assembled press. 'You might have that as well I don't know,' replied Shemilt. 'How well do you know me. That's a question for my wife,' Clarke added, as Smith struggled to contain his laughter at the top table. Australia will face arch rivals New Zealand in Sunday's World Cup final at the Melbourne Cricket Ground. Smith whacks the ball for six runs during his innings of 105 from 122 balls as Australia set India 329 to win . Australia skipper Clarke reflects after missing a catch but it didn't prevent their victory . The Black Caps are the only unbeaten team of the tournament so far, having trumped Australia as well in the pool stages, but Clarke said told Sky Sports World Cup: 'We're playing some really good cricket at the moment. 'Losing to New Zealand gave us that kick up the backside. I still don't think we've played the perfect game yet. I think we've improved every game and now we're excited to be in the final. 'I think the boys have played some outstanding cricket. Smithy was exceptional once again. He's hitting the ball so sweetly, and I'm really proud of the execution under pressure there from our bowlers.' Mitchell Johnson jumps for joy after taking the wicket of India's Rohit Sharma for 34 runs . Smith's century comes in a tournament that has already seen him make scores of 95, 72 and 65, and the stand-in Test captain hopes there is plenty left in the bag for Sunday. 'Another big hundred would be nice,' he said. 'It's nice to contribute to a few wins. It was a pretty big stage, the semi-final of a World Cup. I'm just happy that we got over the line in the end.'

Summary: Australia beat India by 95 runs to advance to Cricket World Cup final . Michael Clarke will lead side against New Zealand on Sunday . Steve Smith hit 105 off just 93 balls at Sydney Cricket Ground .


Police have appealed for help from the public to identify a man who was pulled near death from a shark-infested harbour by two teenage girls. The pair have been hailed as heroes after risking their own lives to jump into shark-infested waters where a man was drowning. Cousins Kelly McKay, 15, and Payge Olds, 16, were helping their friend tow his car near Burdan's Gate in Eastbourne, Wellington Harbour, at 10:30pm on Monday night when they heard a man scream for help. Without thinking, the group rushed 300m down the beach to the scene where Payge managed to undress the fastest and swim 70 metres out to sea to rescue the man. Cousins Kelly McKay, 15 (left), and Payge Olds, 16 (right) risked their own lives on Monday night when they saved a drowning man in Wellington Harbour . 'We all thought it was a prank at first because this kind of thing doesn't really happen,' Payge, from Lower Hutt in Wellington told Daily Mail Australia. The man's cries for help were also heard by a fisherman, John Derek, who had been fishing earlier in the evening and returned as he realised that he had dropped his cell phone and went back to find it. He saw the man floating face down in the water unconscious. Mr Derek, who was unable to swim, alerted the group to the man in the water, with the hope that one of them would be a capable swimmer. 'I was the last one there and everyone else was undressed and ready to jump in the water but no one had jumped in yet because none of them are comfortable swimmers so I ended up just stripping off to my underwear and then jumping in,' Payge said. The two teenagers were helping their friend tow his car after it got stuck on the beach . The incident happened near Burdan's Gate in Eastbourne, Wellington Harbour, at 10:30pm on Monday night . Payge said she is not a confident swimmer and didn't think about the shark-infested waters when she leaped into the harbour but she knew that the man's life depended on her. 'I wasn't expecting to get that far,' she said of the distance she swam out to sea. 'At the time I didn't really think about it. I just thought you know what there's a man out there suffering, I need to get to him and help him. 'Now I'm really proud of myself and I'm happy that I was there.' Police released images of the man unconscious and lying in his hospital bed an appealed for public help to identify him . The man appeared to be aged in his 30s and from a South Asian background . Police said the man was dressed but had no identificatoin on him, The Dominion Post reported. 'Unfortunately, due to his condition, police has been unable to speak with him and he was not carrying any identification that could help us find out who he is,' Detective Sergeant Grant Corroll said, appealing for anyone who recognises him to

Summary: Two teenage girls risked their lives trying to save a drowning man . Kelly McKay, 15 and Payge Olds, 16, saved a man in Wellington Harbour . Payge swam 70 metres out to the man in the pitch black . Kelly performed CPR on the man until paramedics arrived . The man is in a critical condition in hospital . Police have launched an urgent appeal to try to find the man's family .


Michael van Gerwen went top of the Betway Premier League table following a 7-3 victory over Phil Taylor on Thursday night. World champion boxer Carl Froch was among a crowd of more than 6,000 at Nottingham's Capital FM Arena. Michael van Gerwen and world champion boxer Carl Froch at Nottingham's Capital FM Arena . Van Gerwen and Froch with two of the walk-on girls on Thursday night . They witnessed a nervous start between the top two in the world with the opening seven legs going against the darts. The Dutchman landed his first 180 of the match in the eighth leg on his way to his 10-darter and he also went close to a 170 finish in the following leg. 'I couldn't wish any better tonight,' Van Gerwen told Sky Sports. Van Gerwen went top of the Betway Premier League table following a 7-3 victory over Phil Taylor . World champion Gary Anderson thrashed Adrian Lewis 7-1 on Thursday night . 'We were both struggling in the beginning and we couldn't hold our own throw because we both wanted to win hard because the winner goes top of the table. 'I knew that and I just had to do the right thing at the right moments. I'm really glad I did in the end.' In the night's other action, James Wade defeated Raymond van Barneveld 7-3, Gary Anderson thrashed Adrian Lewis 7-1, and Peter Wright edged to a 7-5 victory over Kim Huybrechts.

Summary: Michael van Gerwen goes top of the Betway Premier League table . The Dutchman secured a 7-3 victory over Phil Taylor on Thursday night . Boxer Carl Froch was among a crowd of more than 6,000 in Nottingham .


Model, TV presenter and homeware designer... is there anything that Holly Willoughby can't do? The national sweetheart, who wakes up the nation on This Morning, has added another string to her bow by designing a range of vintage-inspired clothes for babies. Speaking to FEMAIL about her latest project with BHS, Holly, 34, said: 'It’s something I have been passionate about for quite some time; this project has been about 18 months in the making. 'I have a style that I have tried to bring into this range, which I hope feels fresh and blends the modern with vintage.' Holly Willoughby, 34, has extended her homeware range with BHS and has now ventured into designing a range of baby clothes inspired by vintage pieces and her own childhood memories . The range, which lands in stores next week, has a strong vintage feel running throughout and each piece has an element that is reminiscent of a bygone era, from delicate frills to smart pinstripes. The mother-of-three, who created Pinterest boards to garner inspiration, said she worked extremely hard to ensure her range was full of great pieces that accounted for the practical needs of a mother and baby. To ensure the very best quality and comfort, Holly used only natural fibres to create breathable garments that she says will keep little ones cool throughout the summer months. 'My main desire was for the collection to conjure up nostalgic memories from childhood such as swimming in the sea or trying ice cream for the very first time,' she said. Holly, who says a good night's sleep is her fail-safe beauty tip, shows off her new homeware range . The range, which lands in stores next week, has a strong vintage feel running throughout and each piece has an element that is reminiscent of a bygone era, from delicate frills to smart pinstripes. Holly says she loves the ditsy dresses, which cost £10, and would dress her daughter in one if she were younger . Holly, who is mother to Harry, Belle and Chester, certainly has experience when it comes to dressing little ones - and said she designed her new range with her own offspring in mind. 'I love the vintage florals, the soft tones and the fresh cotton dresses,' she said. 'I definitely like that look of soft colours, nothing too fussy or busy. My favourite pieces for girls are the ditsy floral dress and the grey woven romper; if Belle was a bit younger I would love to see her in those. 'I am very excited to see Chester in the boy's pieces, I have ordered the whole range!'. If that wasn't keeping her busy enough, the presenter managed to find time to extend her home range with Sir Philip Green's high street store, too. Speaking about the additions to her homeware range, which has a similar vintage theme to her baby range, Holly said: 'We have added quite a few things! We have thought about accent things for each room that you can layer in and build on your own look.

Summary: Holly, 34, has extended her homeware range with BHS . Has also ventured into designing baby range inspired by a bygone era . Says she can't wait for son Chester to don her designs .


The sight of John Terry lifting the Capital One Cup trophy aloft will spur Harry Kane on, although the Tottenham striker admitted that defeat on Sunday was 'the worst feeling in the world'. The 21-year-old striker was kept quiet by Chelsea at Wembley as Jose Mourinho won his first piece of silverware during a second stint in charge of the Blues. Terry opened the scoring before half-time and Kyle Walker put through his own net just before the break on an afternoon Tottenham were second best throughout. Harry Kane said losing the Capital One Cup final was 'the worst feeling in the world' The Tottenham striker wants the vision of John Terry lifting the trophy to spur him on in future . But, while Kane was down about the result, he believes Spurs have set themselves up for many more finals in the future. 'It's the worst feeling in the world losing, and losing in a final on the big stage even worse,' Kane told SpursTV. 'When you see Chelsea lift that trophy at the end it gives you that fire in your belly. 'It's disappointing - the lads gave it everything and I thought we played well. Kane down on his haunches as the Premier League leaders celebrate at the final whistle . 'In these big games you don't always get the luck you need and I felt Chelsea did with a couple of deflected goals which on another day wouldn't go in.' Mauricio Pochettino has taken huge credit for rapidly turning the fortunes around at White Hart Lane and told his players to be proud of their efforts. Asked what was said in the dressing room, Kane said: 'Just to be proud of ourselves. We've come a long way. It's a very young team with a new manager. 'To be in a final in the first season is great.'

Summary: Tottenham Hotspur lost 2-0 against Chelsea at Wembley on Sunday . Harry Kane was kept quiet for the majority of the final . The 21-year-old wants the experience to spur him on in future . READ: Tottenham stars have more finals to come, roars Pochettino . CLICK HERE for all the latest Tottenham news .


England football coach Roy Hodgson was the talk of the League Managers Association President’s Dinner after he was upstaged by inspirational speaker Paul McGinley, Europe’s victorious Ryder Cup captain. Hodgson and McGinley were interviewed on stage by Sky Sports’ David Jones on the subject of leadership. But Hodgson paled next to McGinley, who gave a masterclass at the Lord’s function in explaining the attention to detail, perception and man-management which went into beating the USA at Gleneagles. It would not have been McGinley’s intention but his thoroughly modern approach to leading a team only exposed Hodgson’s old-school philosophy. And FA technical director Dan Ashworth, plus FA board members David Gill and Heather Rabbatts, would surely have gone away thinking Euro 2016 should be Roy’s last major tournament as England boss. Roy Hodgson was upstaged on stage at the League Managers Association President's Dinner . Paul McGinley, the Ryder Cup-winning captain, showed the England boss up with his attention to detail . Certainly any new contract should depend on how England perform in France. Ireland’s golf team at the Rio 2016 Olympics, including world No 1 Rory McIlroy, will be the next side to benefit from the McGinley factor. Olympic cycling champion Victoria Pendleton’s seemingly fanciful attempt to learn to ride well enough to compete in next year’s Foxhunter Chase at Cheltenham is widely regarded as a Betfair publicity stunt. However, Nina Carberry, winner of the same race yesterday, is one of the few who thinks Pendleton will be ‘fine’. Victoria Pendleton’s attempts to race at Cheltenham next year is widely regarded as a Betfair publicity stunt . Nothing stops record-breaking Irish trainer Willie Mullins at Cheltenham apart from the currency exchange. Mullins has National Hunt’s biggest spenders among his owners yet he withdrew surprisingly at the £200,000 mark in an auction battle with David Pipe for five-year-old Champers On Ice, who went for £205,000 at the Brightwells Cheltenham Festival Sale. Mullins explained the horse had got too expensive in terms of euros, which are struggling against the pound. Willie Mullins (right) withdrew from an auction because the horse had got too expensive in terms of euros . The patrons of Cheltenham’s A&R club, grand racing families whose relatives safeguarded the future of the racecourse in the 1960s, have seen their traditional boxes bulldozed to make way for the new £45million grandstand. And the old guard are upset they will not be able to keep bringing food and drink into the new premises. Their main gripe concerns having to pay big prices for ordinary plonk, instead of enjoying their own far superior stuff. BELL'S FESTIVAL CLANGER . Rupert Bell, the talkSPORT racing correspondent and brother of royal trainer Michael, did a special commentary on the Festival Charity Race because the station’s betting expert, Coral PR director Simon Clare, was riding. And Bell called Clare, who finished in midfield, as first home because he was riding in similar red colours to the winner. Bell, commentating in overdrive in the belief Clare had triumphed, only realised his error after the field passed the post. talkSPORT

Summary: Roy Hodgson's interview alongside Paul McGinley would surely have FA bosses thinking Euro 2016 should be his last tournament as coach . Victoria Pendleton's riding plans are regarding as a Betfair publicity stunt . Only the euro-pound rate is stopping trainer Willie Mullins at Cheltenham . Patrons of Cheltenham's A&R club are upset at not being able to bring their own food and drink into their new premises after being moved . talkSPORT's Rupert Bell dropped a clanger, calling the wrong winner . ITV are keen to look at screening the Cheltenham Festival in future . Sepp Blatter's FIFA election rivals have received a boost . BBC Radio 5 Live found themselves apologising twice for trainer Warren Greatrex’s mild ‘Oh s***’ comment at Cheltenham on Friday .


The air passengers of the future will be able to see the sights of the world without even stepping off the plane. Airbus has filed for a US Patent for a new smart aircraft which is set to revolutionise the travel industry, with sweeping windows and interactive glass so passengers can learn about the sights they see below. The patent, filed on March 19, features touchscreen windows for passengers so they can tap key attractions as they fly overhead and find out what they are. Scroll down for video . Airbus have filed for a patent for interactive windows, so guests can select landmarks, such as the London Eye, and learn more about how it built . Airbus hope their plans with provide a 'method for interactive visualization of information in an aircraft cabin' According to Skift, The high-tech windows are described as a 'method for interactive visualization of information in an aircraft cabin.' The vision is to create an aircraft with plenty of light and opportunity for enjoying the skies. Images released by Airbus show the planes will be kitted out with seemingly transparent walls, which will in turn be fitted with touchscreen technology. Passengers will have plenty of room to stretch out while enjoying the views, with chairs that allow for greater recline and leg space. Great view! Find out exactly what you are looking at, as you soar over cities on your travels . Plans include increased space, and window sizes for passengers to enjoy their flight . The patent comes after Airbus shared plans for a concept plane with panoramic windows stretching up onto the roof of the aircraft. The concept cabin would be a bionic structure that 'mimics' the efficiency of bird bone, claim Airbus. It would provide strength where needed, and also allows for an 'intelligent' cabin wall membrane which controls air temperature and can become transparent to give passengers open, panoramic views. The plane of the future would also replace first, business and economy cabins with zones for relaxation in the front, work in the back, and a fully-stocked bar for socialising. And the aircraft's walls would change according to light conditions, with holographic pop-up gaming displays and in-flight entertainment powered by the heat of passengers' bodies. Aircraft pictures show plans with increased window size, and a departure from the usual small oval windows .

Summary: Airbus filed for a patent for the high-tech windows on March 19 . The development will allow guests to tap on landmarks to learn more . Plans also include increased window space for guests to enjoy the skies .


Radamel Falcao's miserable career at Manchester United reached a new low on Tuesday night when he was dumped in the reserves by manager Louis van Gaal. Falcao has not played a minute of football for United's first team since being dragged off midway through the home victory over Sunderland last month and was left on the bench as Van Gaal's stuttering team were knocked out of the FA Cup by Arsenal at home on Monday night. Now the £250,000-a-week loan signing from Monaco has suffered the indignity of being made to play in the Under 21 team in their game against Tottenham on Tuesday night. Radamel Falcao losing his footing as he tries to escape the attentions of Bongani Khumalo (left) Falcao reacts as a chance goes by (left) while Rafael (right, centre) is congratulated on his goal . Falcao's spectacular fall from favour is starkly shown by the 'U21' badge on the arm of his United shirt . Van Gaal's decision to select the 29-year-old in the Under 21s is indicative of the United manager's ongoing concerns over the Colombian international's fitness levels. However, the United boss usually asks senior players to play at this level only if they are on their way back from injury. Falcao has been injury free since recovering from a thigh injury at the end of November and is unlikely to be pleased at being asked to drop down a level at a time when he is desperately trying to prove he is worth a permanent deal. United officials say Falcao, one of the most feared strikers in world football before he suffered a cruciate ligament injury last January, was chosen to ensure he would be sharp for the first-team's clash with Spurs at the same venue on Sunday afternoon. Falcao heads the ball towards goal but his drought goes on after another unsuccessful outing . Sportsmail reported earlier this year that Falcao feels he has to work twice as hard to impress his manager as some other players and has been less than thrilled at times to hear his manager question his fitness levels. But on this evidence he will do well to win a recall from Louis van Gaal after an anonymous performance. In a poor first half Falcao dallied too long on two opportunities and his only other action of note came when he deflected fellow striker James Wilson's goal-bound effort wide from an offside position. United coaches (left-right) Paul McGuinness (U18s), Ryan Giggs, Nicky Butt and Tony Strudwick (fitness) watch on . Falcao looks to get in between the Tottenham defence at Old Trafford as United are held by Spurs . Falcao has another effort on goal but is again frustrated as United searched for the winner . Expertly marshalled by Spurs' centre-half pairing of 17-year-old Cameron Carter-Vickers and South African Bongani Khumalo, 28, the Monaco man cut a desperately frustrated figure. In the second half he was at it again when he diverted Sean Goss's shot into the arms of Spurs keeper Luke McGee before his disappointing evening came to a

Summary: Radamel Falcao named in Manchester United Under 21 side to play Tottenham Hotspur on Tuesday night . A day earlier the Colombian was an unused substitute as United were knocked out of the FA Cup by Arsenal . Falcao is paid £250,000-a-week and United have an option to buy him for £43.2million in the summer . His demotion on Tuesday night represented a new low in his loan stint at the Old Trafford club . Louis van Gaal does not usually ask players to play in the reserves unless they are returning from injury .


Javier Mascherano hailed Lionel Messi's impact on Barcelona's march into the Champions League on Wednesday night at Manchester City's expense. 'I have never seen anything like him (Messi). It is the way he dominates a game that sets him apart, ' said the Argentine who also admitted the problems the club had earlier in the season have helped knock them into shape. He said: 'A clip around the ear can sometimes shake you up and be the best thing.' Javier Mascherano hailed Lionel Messi's impact on Barcelona's march into Champions League quarter-finals . Messi was outstanding for Barcelona as Manchester City were dumped out of the Champions League . Full-back Jordi Alba added: 'Messi is the best player in the world and he gave another recital tonight.' Mascherano admitted trying to advise Barca keeper Marc Andre ter Stegen on which way to dive for Sergio Aguero's penalty. 'I know from international duty how he takes spot-kicks' said the midfielder. The Barca keeper admitted being advised by both Mascherano and Rafinha but in the end made his own mind up and stopped Aguero's shot. The German keeper saved a Messi spot kick in a game against Argentina and had studied his compatriot's record from the spot. It was Manchester City Joe Hart who impressed Barca coach Luis Enrique. He said: 'The game would have ended earlier if it had not been for Hart, his performance was spectacular.' Messi and goalkeeper Joe Hart were involved in a memorable duel at the Nou Camp on Wednesday night . Barcelona forward Messi shakes hands with City goalkeeper Hart after failing to beat the No 1 . And the rest of Spain was left in awe at the display. La Liga statistician Mister Chip tweeted that his performance was the best since Iker Casillas – the last keeper to make 10 saves in the competition in one game – against Juventus in the group stages in 2013. Hart's 10 stops came after he saved the penalty in the first leg that kept the game open in the second leg. Many Spanish supporters took to Twitter to hail Hart's display. One tweet read: 'Hart has made more saves tonight than Iker Casillas all season.' His performance even had some speculating on the possibility that he will now be on Real Madrid's all-encompassing radar. Barcleona now go into Sunday's Clasico in fine form. Alba added: 'The Clasico is always different but a big win always gives a team confidence.' Mascherano (right) hugs Andres Iniesta after Barcelona's 1-0 win at the Nou Camp . VIDEO Enrique hails 'special night' for Barca .

Summary: Barcelona beat Manchester City 1-0 (agg 3-1) at the Nou Camp . Lionel Messi was outstanding for Barca as they knocked City out . Messi nutmegged James Milner and left the midfielder on his backside . Javier Mascherano on Messi: 'I have never seen anything like him' CLICK HERE for all the latest Barcelona news and reaction from Spain .


Egyptian authorites have launched an investigation after a European porn star filmed a graphic movie while visiting the pyramids. The porn star flashes parts of her body repeatedly while on a coach trip to the tourist destination. Speaking to the camera, the woman called Aurita complains about the views. The actress called Aurita is filmed walking around the pyramids, pictured with a cameraman . During the ten-minute long trailer, the actress constantly complains about having to visit the sites . As tourists look at the historic sites, the porn actress takes the opportunity to flash her cameraman . Driving past the pyramids, the 'actress' claims 'this f****** sucks. What is there to look at?' 'It really sucks, even our resorts are better.' Next, she holds up a an ornamental cat which came from a souvenir stall. She told the camera man: 'First he wanted ten bucks. I told him I won't buy it. I said I know where to get them for three bucks. Then he agreed three bucks'. Once out at the pyramids, she points to one in the distance and said: 'Look, it's unfinished.' When an Egyptian man approaches she tells him 'I don't want to ride on a camel.' Her camera man suggests that she pays the man, she replies: 'I don't want to give him a dollar.' The actress appears on the trailer wearing a tight pair of blue hotpants and a yellow top. She continually flashes various parts of her body towards the camera, even with fellow tourists in the background. When her cameraman asked her to stand beside the Sphynx, she claimed: 'I don't want to stand here. We've already filmed it.' The actress tells viewers that one of the pyramids looks as if it's unfinished and sounds bored by the tour . She also said that the tourist resorts 'back home' are better claiming 'what is there to look at?' The movie culminates in graphic pornographic scenes involving the actress and a male co-star. According to a report on Newstime Africa Egyptian authorities have been angered by the graphic film which features several iconic locations around Giza and Cairo. Antiquities Minister Mamdouh al-Damati said: 'A set of sexually explicit scenes was illegally filmed inside the Giza Necropolis by a foreign tourist while visiting the site.' He confirmed that prosecuting authorities are studying the movie Al-Damati said the incident had since been referred to prosecutors for investigation. The woman and her cameraman followed unsuspecting holidaymakers on a guided tour of the ancient sites . The woman even complained about having to pay $3 for an ornamental cat, pictured, from a street vendor . Egyptian authorities have launched a probe after a porno actress filmed a movie around the Pyramids . The company behind the movie released a ten-minute teaser video on the internet, introducing the the actress, who is believed to be Russian. Initially Egyptian authorities claimed the movie had been faked, but now they have reversed their decision. However, Egyptologists have branded the movies 'demeaning' and said the government should act to prevent its further

Summary: Egyptian authorities have launched a probe into a new porn movie . The movie's actress visits iconic locations such as the pyramids . She regularly flashes her body at the camera with tourists around . The shocking movie has been branded 'demeaning' of Egyptian culture .


Australia reached the semi-final’s of the World Cup as they defeated Pakistan by six wickets on Friday. Under the lights at the Adelaide Oval a drop by Rahat Ali proved to be the turning point as Australia chased down the below-par 213 set by Pakistan. The recalled Josh Hazlewood took 4-35 to restrict the 1992 World Cup winners to such a low total before Shane Watson hit an unbeaten 64 to give the hosts victory in a fiercely contested tie. Mitchell Starc celebrates a wicket with his team-mates as Australia ripped through Pakistan's batting line-up . Sohail Khan successfully appeals for the wicket of Aaron Finch, as Pakistan fought back with the ball . Sohail Khan puts down a catch in the outfield, as Pakistan failed to take their chances and apply the pressure . Aggressive, brave, attacking captaincy choices have been the building blocks for the best sides in the World Cup so far. Brendon McCullum, AB de Villiers and today Michael Clarke are proving that despite the wickets by-and-large being a paradise for batsmen, their ingenuity can and does lead to success. Yet Misbah brings his own unique style of captaincy to the table with a calm demeanour, even in the face of collapse and struggle, that breeds belief within his side and almost earned them a shock win. Pakistan came into the match in a confident mood, on the back of four successive victories, following heavy defeats in the first two matches of the World Cup group stage. Batting first, after winning the toss, seemed the sub-continental side’s best chance of defeating Australia. Sarfraz Ahmed, Pakistan’s centurion in their previous match against Ireland, couldn’t replicate his heroics as he edged Mitchell Starc to a diving Watson at slip for 10. And Hazlewood, brought back at the expense of Pat Cummins, justified his selection as he sent down a wide ball that moved away from Ahmed Shehzad and was edged to Clarke at second slip. Wahab Riaz cannot hide his disappointment as, despite a strong spell, Pakistan came up short . Shane Watson (left) and Steve Smith (right) steadied the ship as Australia eventually made it home safely . With both of Pakistan’s openers back in shed, the indomitable Misbah strode to the crease, in what was to be his final one-day international match. The circumstances, with Pakistan 24-2 in the sixth over, were nothing new to Pakistani captain who has long been called upon to be the saviour of the side – not least in this World Cup. But every great sporting saviour needs a bit of luck from time to time and Misbah’s came just two balls into his innings. Hazlewood steamed in, saw the ball clip the 40-year-old’s thigh pad and hit leg stump, the bails lit-up but then stayed in place. It was a lifeline both Misbah and his side desperately needed and along with Haris Sohail, Pakistan’s innings began to be rebuilt. The pair shared a 73-run third wicket partnership and just when they looked ready to propel their side to a competitive total, greed

Summary: Pakistan bowled out for 213 in the final over of their 50 . Australia stumble to 59-3 when Michael Clarke is caught at short leg . But Steve Smith (65) and Shane Watson calm the nerves as hosts progress . Australia will face India in the last four .


Chef: Police think Claudia Lawrence was murdered . The detective leading the search for missing chef Claudia Lawrence revealed last night he is ‘actively pursuing new leads’ on the sixth anniversary of her disappearance. Detective Superintendent Dai Malyn, of North Yorkshire Police, said his team had made ‘significant progress’ since the force began reviewing the case in 2013 and may make more arrests in the coming weeks and months. He warned anyone who had not yet disclosed details about their relationship with the chef or the events in the days leading up to her disappearance to come forward or risk arrest. Miss Lawrence was last seen on March 18, 2009, and reported missing by her father on March 20 after concerns were raised when she failed to turn up for her 6am shift at York University. Police believe she was murdered. A number of new searches have been carried out since 2013, including a detailed re-examination of Miss Lawrence's house in Heworth, York, and a fingertip search of the alleyway that leads to the back of her home. A 60-year-old man was arrested last year in connection with her disappearance and suspected murder but was later released without charge, while a 47-year-old man remains on bail on suspicion of perverting the course of justice. Mr Malyn said: ‘In the months since we started our review, we have made very significant progress. We have arrested and interviewed two men about Claudia's disappearance. More arrests possible: Detective Superintendent Dai Malyn (pictured), of North Yorkshire Police, said his team had made ‘significant progress’ since the force began reviewing the case in 2013 . Fingertip search: Mr Malyn said he believes the alleyway near Miss Lawrence's home in the Heworth area of York has ‘potential significance’ in explaining what happened to the chef and is still being investigated . 'One remains on bail while our inquiries in relation to him continue. In the coming weeks and months we may make additional arrests as we continue to develop our lines of inquiry. ‘In the light of information that has only recently come to the fore, we are actively pursuing what are rightly described as new leads.’ Mr Malyn said he believes the alleyway has ‘potential significance’ in explaining what happened to Miss Lawrence and is still being investigated. The detective said some people locally knew Miss Lawrence but have kept their relationship secret and some have deliberately lied about a number of issues concerning their association with the chef, who was 35 at the time. Appeal: Miss Lawrence was last seen in March 2009, and was reported missing by her father Peter (above) Probe: Police believe Miss Lawrence - seen on CCTV on her way home from work in 2009 - was murdered . Map: She did not arrive for a shift at York University . He said: ‘I would make a further appeal for those to come forward now and provide these explanations. ‘If I reach the point where we believe people continue to obstruct this investigation or assist or cover up for the person or

Summary: Dai Malyn says North Yorkshire Police has made 'significant progress' Force began reviewing case in 2013 and may make more arrests soon . Miss Lawrence was last seen in 2009 and is thought to have been killed .


Around 30 people gathered in San Francisco on Saturday to take part in the sixth annual World Naked Bike Ride by pedaling through city streets completely in the nude. Along with rides in cities across the globe, the cyclists were demonstrating in protest of the world's dependence on oil. To ensure their message was heard, the freewheeling demonstrators whizzed past such tourist hot spots as Fisherman's Wharf, the Marina, Embarcadero and the Haight. Scroll down for video . Feeling the breeze: Around 30 nude men and women gathered in San Francisco on Saturday for the city's sixth annual World Naked Bike Ride . 'Tens of thousands of naked bike riders are protesting the global dependency of our society and economies at the hands of the oil cartels,' reads the announcement on the World Naked Bike Ride Facebook. 'We want to emphasize the harm this dependency causes to our environment, businesses and social lives.' According to the page, the group rode in solidarity with Brazil, Australia, New Zealand and other cities across the Southern Hemisphere. It was the first of four such naked rides held each naked bike riding season. Protest: The riders were gathered to protest world dependence on oil cartels, they said . Solidarity: According to their Facebook page, the group rode in solidarity with Brazil, Australia, New Zealand and other cities across the Southern Hemisphere . 'We want to endorse more bike riding and our nudity expresses our vulnerability to these matters. It also draws attention to our cause,' reads the group's Facebook. The post also counseled that, despite 2015 marking two years since San Francisco's controversial nudity ban, no one has been cited during a naked ride. That appeared to have remained the case with Saturday's ride. However, the same wasn't true for a group of pro-nudity protesters last month when a demonstration in the Castro District was called to mark the second anniversary of the city law, which bans public nudity except at events whose sponsors obtain permits. Play it cool: The group assured riders that no citations had been issued for any of their several rides per year under the new anti-nudity laws . To ensure their message was heard, the freewheeling demonstrators whizzed past such tourist hot spots as Fisherman's Wharf, the Marina, Embarcadero and the Haight . Nobody got a permit for the protest, and officers arrested two men and a woman who ignored officers' warning that they were violating the ordinance. Officers said the trio had to be taken into custody instead of being cited because they did not have identification. The newspaper said those arrested were George Davis, a veteran nudity protester, and Gypsy Taub and her husband Jimmy Smith, who held a nude wedding on the steps of City Hall in 2013. Kendall of Walnut Creek, Greg of San Jose and Kaili of San Francisco pose for a photo during World Naked Bike Ride in San Francisco . Takes all kinds: Kaili of San Francisco roller skates with others participating in San Francisco's World Naked Bike Ride . Saturday's was the first

Summary: Around 30 people gathered Saturday to take part in the sixth annual World Naked Bike Ride by pedaling through city streets completely in the nude .


Phil Jones says public criticism of Manchester United has fuelled the team's recent revival. United are now odds-on to qualify for the Champions League after they recorded back-to-back wins over Tottenham and Liverpool. Such a double would have seemed impossible just a few months ago. Manager Louis van Gaal came under fire after his team put in a number of underwhelming displays. Phil Jones (left) celebrates after United's 2-1 victory over top four rivals Liverpool on Sunday . Juan Mata (left) scored twice to put United in the driving seat for Champions League qualification . Some of the strongest criticism came from ex-United players like Gary Neville, who compared Van Gaal's side to a pub team and Paul Scholes, who labelled some of United's play 'prehistoric'. But with United now five points clear of fifth-placed Liverpool, their critics have fallen silent. 'People criticising does spur you on,' Jones said. 'You are always going to get critics. We are at a massive club here at Manchester United and if things aren't going as well as they should be then there is always going to be people wanting to have a dig and a pop at you. Jones admits that public criticism sparked United's impressive performances in recent weeks . United also defeated Tottenham in their previous Premier League game at Old Trafford . 'We have been well aware of the criticism we have had. We are professionals and we are in a job where people have an opinion about you and they are entitled to it and we just have to get on with it. 'People can assume and predict and it is up to us to prove them all wrong. That is what the lads enjoy doing. We enjoy proving them wrong. So far we have done that.' Jones has come in for criticism himself this season, but he and Chris Smalling performed well against a fierce Liverpool attack at Anfield and the two kept 29-goal striker Harry Kane quiet in the 3-0 win over Spurs. Jones and Smalling were identified as long-term replacements for Rio Ferdinand and Nemanja Vidic at United. Jones and his United team-mates applaud supporters after their away win at Anfield . Jones and fellow defender Chris Smalling (centre) were once doubted as the future of England's defence . The pair were also touted as alternatives to the Ferdinand-John Terry partnership with England, but as Jones points out, they have not played together often as a centre-half pairing. 'It has been difficult for us,' said Jones, who has played alongside Smalling at centre-back for England just once. 'It had been documented that me and Chris were going to be the next centre-backs at United but it has not gone how we would have liked it. 'Somebody told me the other day that we have actually only played alongside each other about four times in four seasons. 'You cannot build a partnership on four games. 'Hopefully now we have had back-to-back games together we can keep it going and keep playing well together. We complement each other well.'

Summary: Manchester United moved five points clear of Liverpool in the race for a Champions League finish with victory at Anfield on Sunday . Louis van Gaal's side has been criticised for under performing this term . Phil Jones reveals Red Devils were spurred on by public condemnation .


A 21-year-old who shot a man with significant learning difficulties while trying to steal his $300 Beats headphones has been jailed for life without parole. Arkel Garcia approached Christian Massey in an alleyway in Wynnefield, west Philadelphia, on November 30, 2013. He shot Mr Massey, also 21, twice in the attempted robbery before leaving him to be discovered by police. Arkel Garcia (left) shot dead Christian Massey (right) in an alleyway in Philadelphia during an attempted robbery in November 2013 . Mr Massey told officers before he lost consciousness that he thought he was being robbed. He died an hour later at the Hospital of Pennsylvania having owned the headphones for less than a day. Garcia was convicted of second degree murder, robbery and weapons offenses on February 17. But sentencing was delayed after a verbal altercation between Garcia and a sheriff's deputy turned violent. Garcia, 21, was trying to steal Mr Massey's $300 Beats by Dre headphones which he had owned for less than a day . Prosecutors at the Criminal Justice Center said Garcia told detectives in December 2013 that he and two men planned to rob Mr Massey but had no idea he would be killed, the Delaware County Daily Times reported. Brendan O’Malley, Philadelphia Assistant District Attorney, said: 'Garcia didn’t even get the proceeds of the robbery. 'He didn’t even get what he came there for. He took Chris’s life and left the headphones on the ground.' Garcia's lawyer argued he had nothing to do with the crimes.

Summary: Christian Massey shot twice in alleyway in Philadelphia in November 2013 . Arkel Garcia planned to steal $300 headphones but fled after incident .


It is the favourite winter holiday of the middle and upper classes - a week in a European ski resort, with days spent exploring the mountain slopes and evening tucking in to local food. But for some, the time spent at some of the highest spots in Europe is focused more on drinking, sex and partying into the small hours. Welcome to the Andorran resort of Pas De La Casa, where it seems holidays are all about boarding, bargain booze and budget holidays. Scroll down for video . Pas De La Casa is all about boarding, bargain booze and budget holidays . Channel 5 documentary Brits on the Piste has looked in to the antics of the workers who spend the winter season in the mountains and the holidaymakers who visit. And the series, currently airing, has proved so popular that viewing figures doubled over the first two episodes. With Pas De La Casa having the reputation as having the one of the best nightlife scenes of any ski resort, it's certainly an eye-opening experience. The four main bars, that are packed out during ski season, are The Milwaukee, Underground, Paddy's Bar and The Shamrocks. From downing shots in the bars, to having an early morning skiing lesson with 'Dreadlock Dave' and partying with DJ Craig, the 'Pete Tong of Pas', all things are covered. And it's not just the visitors behaving badly. The 30 or so British workers at the resort will often drink and part as much as the tourists, with one worker admitting she will have about '20 shots' while working behind the bar. Fellow barman Danny admits that in the previous season he slept with 15 girls, but says he is aiming for 22-25 this season. Despite the cold weather, there's always time to take to the Jacuzzi, and these tourists from Wales take the plunge . Following a night on the tiles, it wouldn't be wise to miss your early morning ski lesson with 'Dreadlock Dave,' pictured here with bar worker Beth . It seems skiing is not particularly high on the agenda for visitors, despite the high costs of booking winter holidays. Two lively party girls from Ireland find themselves on holiday for five days longer than they planned in episode three, while competitive Craig organises an alcohol-fuelled snowman-building competition, and three hungover resort workers go heli-skiing. 'We were meant to book it for five days,' say the two Irish visitors. 'But we hit the wrong button on Ryanair and we're here for ten.' 'Everyone keeps saying to us 'you're total p*******s and you're not going to make the slopes,' but realistically probably all we'll make is one day on the slopes.' Group trips are particularly popular at the bargain resort. Fierce drinking battles between Team Essex and Team Bournemouth - a groups of friends who had swapped sand for snow to party hard - take place in the resort's bars. Both sides of life at the ski resort are show here, from necking beers and shots on a wild night out, to a moment of

Summary: Documentary claims resort is about bargain booze and budget holidays . Pas De La Casa Skiing doesn't get in the way of endless shots and beers downed in bars . But you better not let a hangover get in the way of a ski lesson with 'Dreadlock Dave'


Police are continuing to make inquiries into an alleged biting incident involving Dagenham midfielder Joss Labadie. The 24-year-old, who has been banned for biting before, was accused of sinking his teeth into the hand of Stevenage defender Ronnie Henry during Saturday's League Two fixture at the Lamex Stadium. The pair clashed near the touchline when Henry tried to wrestle the ball out of Labadie's arms after play had been stopped. Henry immediately appeared to signal to the nearby assistant referee that he had been bitten. Stevenage's Ronnie Henry (in the white) has accused Dagenham midfielder Joss Labadie of biting him . The duo squared up after this clash on Saturday - and police are continuing to make inquiries . Boro manager Graham Westley revealed after the match that Henry, 31, had suffered 'a nasty injury' and had 'nearly lost his finger'. Dagenham have since said that Labadie denies the accusation. A Hertfordshire Police spokesperson said: 'Hertfordshire Constabulary is aware of an alleged incident that took place between two football players during the Dagenham vs Stevenage match at the Stevenage FC ground on Saturday, March 22. 'Police are making inquiries into the incident.' Labadie was fined £2,000 and banned for 10 games for biting Chesterfield's Ollie Banks while playing for Torquay in February 2014. Luis Suarez holds his teeth after biting Italy's Giorgio Chiellini at the 2014 World Cup in Brazil . Italy defender Chiellini shows off his bite marks left by Uruguay forward Suarez . In November 2010, Luis Suarez was handed a seven-match ban by the Dutch FA and a fine by his then-club Ajax for biting PSV Eindhoven's Otman Bakkal. Suarez then bit Chelsea's Branislav Ivanovic - his second victim - and the FA charged the then-Liverpool striker with violent conduct. He received a 10-game ban and a fine from his club. Then, Suarez was found guilty of biting Italy defender Giorgio Chiellini at the 2014 World Cup. The Barcelona forward was banned from all 'football-related activities' for four months and received a nine international match suspension. Sorry we are not currently accepting comments on this article.

Summary: Stevenage's Ronnie Henry accused Joss Labadie of biting him . Incident took place shortly before the end of their League Two clash . Stevenage manager Graham Westley says it 'has become a police matter' Hertfordshire police continuing to make inquiries into alleged bite . Labadie served a 10-match ban and was fined £2,000 in 2014 for biting .


The original maybe more than 50 years old, but you can once again take to the road in a brand new Ford Mustang. A Florida startup company called Revology is selling a clone of the first-generation car, souped up for the 21st century. You won't be able to tell from looking at vehicle, but it comes complete with LED headlights and even remote central locking. The seats and windows are electric - and all disguised in the classic 1960s interior decor. Scroll down for video... Can it be true? Florida startup Revology is selling a picture perfect clone of the first-generation Mustang . Classic: Revology starts with licensed replica bodies built by Dynacorn, filling them with a collection of curated parts intended to improve on the ride and performance of the classic while maintaining its old-school style . Welcome back: Revology Cars unveiled the new version of an old Ford Mustang on Saturday . Way back when: The cars are licensed Ford Mustangs from the original production line that ran between late 1964 and 1966, using authorized reproduction bodies and equipment . Revology founder Tom Scarpello introduced the vehicles this past weekend. They are modeled on the original muscle-cars sold between 1964 to 1966. Numerous details ensure the new car maintains the look of the original, including power windows that are activated by pushing or pulling on the original window crank handle. Although the bodies of the vehicles are new, some of the insides are made up of curated parts intended to improve on the ride and performance of the classic while maintaining its old-school style. The engine is a re-manufactured 1990's-era 302 V8 supplied by Ford, which was chosen because it's the same size as the original 289 V8 and fits perfectly in the chassis without any modifications. The engine is a fuel-injected 5.0-liter V8 producing about 265 HP. Of course with modem technology the ride is even smoother than the original with new suspension and power steering too. Legend: The cars power came in from a 302-cubic inch V8 Windsor engine, a motor engine first introduced in 1962 . Old favorite: The body design has been licensed by Ford , which is making this car the closest thing to buying a restored classic Mustang . Back on the market: The original Ford Mustang is a half-century old, but now you can buy a brand new one . Used car or new car? The Revology Mustang replica was unveiled to the public for the first time last weekend at the Amelia Island Concours . Fastback flashback: A fastback starts at $ 119,500.00, while a convertible with power top is listed at $122,000, with deliveries on new orders starting next year . Groovy: The car can be equipped with either a five-speed manual transmission or a four-speed automatic gearbox . Spot the difference: Look closely, and you’ll notice the LED head and taillights . Style: The car has power seats and windows that are operated by switches disguised as wind-up cranks . Opening up the ashtray will lead you to something of

Summary: Revology Cars unveils classic Ford Mustang replica with modern technology . Car is said to be 'a postmodern interpretation of the original Mustang' It includes conveniences like Bluetooth, remote keyless entry and air conditioning . The Revology Mustang also has some upgrades under the hood, specifically a 5-liter V-8 engine .


When you're spending $46 million on a house that measures at a total of 23,000 square feet - roughly one third the area of the White House - the last thing you want to think about is filling the joint with furniture. So in a growing trend among the rich and famously wealthy, multi-million dollar homes are being sold with all of their belongings, from the linens and lamps, to the artwork on the walls and sculptures in the yards. Known as turn-key properties, it allows the buyer the convenience to pay and walk straight in to their new abode. Such was the case for a sensation estate that recently sold in Bel-Air, which was previously owned by country singer Kenny Rogers. First built in 1938, the 11-bedroom chateau includes a glass elevator, a ballroom, three living rooms and a 3,000-square-foot master suite, according to The Los Angeles Times. Scroll down for video . Sprawling: This Bel-Air mansion recently sold for $46.25 to an unknown buyer as a 'turn-key property', meaning it came with all of its belonging, such as furniture and lines, even art . Stunning: The house was first built in 1938 and then extensively reinvigorated with modern renovations in 2013 . Historic: The home was designed by Paul Williams, the architect who built homes for Lucille Ball and Frank Sinatra . Luxurious: The home has a lap pool, jacuzzi and cabana, along with a long grassy yard off to the side . View: At nights downtown Los Angeles can be seen lit up on the skyline over the pool . Lifestyle's of the rich and famous: Yes, that is an elevator that opens up at the pool . Entrance: From the driveway the home appears like a typical two-story, but drops down significantly at the back . Grand: The entry is quite simple and most, although expansive, but the facade of the house from behind . The buyer and the seller have chosen to remain anonymous. However, according to CNBC, the glamorous history of the place is well-known in the area. The sprawling house was designed in the 1930s by Paul Williams, the architect who built homes for Lucille Ball and Frank Sinatra. It then underwent extensive renovations in 2013. The estate is called Lionsgate because of the two sizable lion sculptures that guard the front gates. The real estate agent told CNBC that, among its many features, the house comes with a state-of-the-art security syystem, which is particularly attractive to celebrities and owners like overseas. The property has 32 cameras, four gates with double-high walls and a panic room. 'You would not find it,' Trudeau said of the panic room. 'It's hidden away.' Lionsgate: The home got its name because of the two sizable lion sculptures that guard the front gates . Hollywood history: The home was designer by the man who built homes for Lucille Ball and Frank Sinatra (together-left), and was previously owner by country singer Kenny Rogers (right) Turn-key: The home was sold with all the possessions inside, which hopefully included this grand piano at

Summary: Bel-Air mansion recently sold for $46.25 to an unknown buyer . The house was a 'turn-key property' and came with all its belongings, such as furniture . The growing trend allows buyers to walk straight in and live at the home . Home has a glass elevator, ballroom, billiard room and a 3,000-square-foot master suite .


An NHS trust accused of making a woman infertile after a botched appendix operation is trying to cut compensation for the mistake because they say she would not have been earning as much if she'd had a baby. Sarah Marquis claims she was 'rendered infertile' by doctors at Homerton Hospital in Hackney, East London, after her appendix burst in 2008. The 41-year-old lawyer is suing Homerton University Hospital NHS Foundation Trust for £1.5million in the belief that it is to blame for her infertility. Sarah Marquis, 41, is suing Homerton University Hospital NHS Foundation Trust after a botched operation left her infertile . But while the trust admits causing her injuries, it claims it does not owe her so much money in compensation as if she had been able to give birth she would not be earning as much. Instead it believes she is entitled to £300,000, with lawyers acting on its behalf telling the High Court that Ms Marquis's career would have been hampered if she'd ever given birth. The Court heard how the woman was admitted to hospital in 2008 after complaining of abdominal pains at her GP. She was treated with painkillers for three days before surgeons decided to remove the inflamed organ. But by the time they got round to operating, Ms Marquis's appendix had burst and an abdominal infection had set in. As a result she lost her ability to have children naturally. Describing the hospital's role in her ordeal, Ms Marquis's counsel Cara Guthrie said: 'Had it not been for the negligence of the defendants, Ms Marquis’ appendix would not have perforated. 'She would have made a rapid and uncomplicated recovery, avoiding an extended hospital stay, and she would not have been rendered infertile.' As a result of the botched operation Ms Marquis had to take time off from her £85,000 a year job and missed out on promotions abroad, she added. While the Trust's barrister admitted it was to blame for the complications, he denied her claim that she was entitled to £1.5million. The 41-year-old lawyer was treated at Homerton Hospital in Hackney, East London, )pictured above) in 2008 . Lawyers acting on behalf of the trust said Ms Marquis, who is also a Labour councillor, would not have been earning as much money if she had a baby. The hearing at the High Court (above) continues . He argued that rather than move up the career ladder her earnings would have slowed down as a result of giving birth. 'The Trust acknowledges the fault on its part that caused your injuries and it is sorry for that,' said Bradley Martin. '(But) the possibilities are that you would have got pregnant naturally in the six months you and your partner decided to really try for a baby after the negligence. Speaking of her long term partner who she began living with shortly after the surgery he added: 'You moved in together in order to have a baby.' He rejected her earlier claim that had it not been for the operation she would have been selected

Summary: Sarah Marquis was left unable to have children following botched surgery . Her appendix had burst by the time surgeons tried to operate in 2008 . The 41-year-old is suing Homerton Hospital in East London for damages . Claims she is entitled to £1.5million after being made infertile by doctors . The Trust admits it is to blame for the infection which cost her her fertility . But says she would be earning less if she had been able to conceive .


Under-fire Italy coach Antonio Conte is determined to turn things around with the national team, despite reportedly receiving death threats in the days leading up to the Azzurri's friendly against England. Italy welcome Roy Hodgson's men for a glamour friendly at Juventus Stadium on Tuesday, just nine months since they beat the Three Lions in their World Cup opener. However, like England, their tournament ended with a group-stage exit, with former Juventus manager Conte subsequently brought in to replace Cesare Prandelli at the helm. Under-fire Italy coach Antonio Conte reportedly received death threats from angry Juventus fans . It has not been the easiest of rides so far, with tension heightened last week when the Italy coach reportedly received death threats from angry Juventus fans over the treatment of Claudio Marchisio. The midfielder, who netted the opener against England in Brazil, ruptured knee ligaments while warming up on the eve of Italy's Euro 2016 qualifier against Bulgaria - a match the Azzurri required a late goal to draw 2-2. John Elkann, the president of the holding company which controls Juventus, also criticised Conte, who returns to his old stomping ground on Tuesday looking to build some positivity. Former Juventus boss Conte is determined to turn things around with the national team . 'The fans need to support Italy, so I think I have an excellent relationship with Italy fans,' he said. 'They know that we are working hard - myself, the players, everyone. We're all trying to work at a time which is not easy. 'So when everyone gives everything that they've got in what they're doing, you hope that is being appreciated.' This, Conte says, is a transitional period for the Azzurri as they attempt to blood in new, untested players. It is a big ask but one Conte is determined to carry on with, reciting a quote by former Olympic 200 metres champion Pietro Mennea in the pre-match press conference. Italy face England in a friendly just nine months since they beat the Three Lions in their World Cup opener . 'I know it will not be easy but I am carrying on in my work,' he said. 'Mennea said that, to achieve big dreams, one must make great effort.' The Italy coach's desire to find the right formula will see him tinker with the side against England, ahead of which he took the unusual step of naming his starting line-up. Uncapped Mirko Valdifiori and Southampton striker Graziano Pelle are amongst the starters, as are the vastly-experienced Giorgio Chiellini and Gianluigi Buffon. The latter's experience is more important than ever right now, with even the goalkeeper, capped 146 times, surprised by this week's events. 'Obviously the last few days have not been boring, by any means,' Buffon said, laughing. 'We can quite calmly say that. 'But it is also true that this sort of energy is better to really release than to bottle it up because that can ultimately lead to defeats.' Veteran goalkeeper Gianluigi Buffon will add some much-needed experience to Italian line-up . Southampton striker Graziano Pelle will

Summary: Antonio Conte not expecting a hero's reception on his return to Juventus . Italy in transitional period as they attempt to blood new, untested players . The Azzurri required a late goal to draw 2-2 in Bulgaria on Saturday .


The Premier League Golden Boot is one of the most sought-after individual prizes in the game - and this season’s competition is delicately poised for the final run-in. The three main contenders - Chelsea’s Diego Costa on 19, Tottenham Hotspur’s Harry Kane on 19 and Manchester City’s Sergio Aguero on 17 - are all in with a chance of winning it. Will it go down to form? Will it be rocked by injury and suspension? Will it have the fairytale conclusion that so many would love to see? Sportsmail takes a look at the runners and riders in the race for the Golden Boot... The race for the Golden Boot seems to be between Harry Kane (left), Diego Costa (centre) and Sergio Aguero . Left foot: 5 . Right foot: 10 . Head: 4 . Minutes per goal: 98.26 . Harry Kane, Tottenham Hotspur . Can Harry Kane’s whirlwind season continue right until the end or will it run out of air? His hat-trick against Leicester in Tottenham’s last league match just goes to show how quickly the goalscorers chart can change as he leapt to catch Diego Costa within the space of 90 minutes. Ultimately, any Englishman and most neutrals would want to see Kane top at the end of the campaign, regardless of which team they support, given his story. Kane’s main downfall will be his lack of experience. Hopefully his youthful exuberance will not fade into nervous tension. Costa, 26, and Aguero, 26, are seasoned experts compared to the 21-year-old, more aware of what is required to find the back of the net after a long campaign when the thighs ache and the quads burn. Tottenham Hotspur's Kane was 500/1 to be the Premier League's top goalscorer at the start of the season . Burnley (A) (scored 1 goal against) Aston Villa (H) 1 . Newcastle United (A) 1 . Southampton (A) Manchester City (H) Stoke City (A) Hull City (A) 1 . Everton (A) Record against remaining teams: scored against 4/8 (four goals total) This zonal map shows where Kane scored his 19 goals this season for Tottenham in the Premier League . This pitch view map shows where Kane scored his goals from around the 18-yard box for Tottenham . Left foot: 5 . Right foot: 11 . Head: 3 . Minutes per goal: 102.42 . Diego Costa, Chelsea . The snarling, street-fighting Chelsea striker is joint-top of the goalscorers chart, but has played fewer games to reach his total goals tally and has one more to play than his two main rivals. Forget Kane and Aguero, however, Costa’s main adversary is himself. His aggressive style of play means he is the most likely of the three to pick up a suspension. He is already on eight domestic yellow cards for the season and was retrospectively banned for three matches for a stamp on Liverpool’s Emre Can. Chelsea also have a tougher run-in than Tottenham and Manchester City. They still have to face Manchester United and Liverpool at home and Arsenal away. Having said that, Costa has

Summary: Harry Kane and Diego Costa top the Premier League goalscoring charts . The Tottenham Hotspur and Chelsea striker have 19 goals apiece . Manchester City's Sergio Aguero trails behind with 17 goals this season . QPR's Charlie Austin (15) and Arsenal's Alexis Sanchez and Olivier Giroud (both 13) bring up the rear in the race for the Golden Boot .


For many people, being happy at work is an important pursuit and something which drives employees in- and out- of certain workplaces. Australian entrepreneur, motivational speakers, and founder of RedBalloon Naomi Simson learnt this the hard way, after the company recorded a 60% turnover rate in a single year. 'People were unhappy. They were lost and confused. When we recorded a 60% turnover rate that was the moment I realised that I could have all the vision in the world, but if I wasn't bringing people along with me, it meant nothing,' Naomi told Daily Mail Australia. Naomi Simon is an Australian entrepreneur, motivational speakers, and founder of RedBalloon . Naomi started RedBalloon in 2001, running the company from her home and gradually building it up into the iconic business it is today, providing customers with 'experience gifts' that range from workshops to skydiving. 'At the time we expanded, I needed really amazing people around me. But if there's no job description then people aren't going to be sure of what they are doing,' she said. 'Leadership is about taking responsibility. My personal motto is that if it is up to me, I'm accountable.' 'So I realised that I needed to make some fundamental changes so that people who came to work with us knew they were doing something of value.' The impact the changes made became evident in the growth of the company, which has sold more than two and a half million experiences and was voted one of BRW's Best Places to Work for five consecutive years. Naomi has also consistently been recognised by the business community for her approach, winning awards including the 2005 Westpac NSW Entrepreneur of the Year and the National Telstra Business Women's Award for Innovation in 2008. Naomi started RedBalloon in 2001, running the company from her home and gradually building it up into the iconic business it is today . RedBalloon was voted one of BRW's Best Places to Work for five consecutive years . Crina Tudor (Email Marketing Executive), Cat Darrach (Employee Experience Coordinator) and Siobhan Tait (Retail Operations Manager) at RedBalloon . 'When you are effectively competing with other businesses you need to identify why people would want to work for you,' Naomi said. 'People want to work for a business that has a clear sense of purpose. People want to have fun and believe in the work they are doing,' she said. Naomi, who now also runs an award-winning blog, and has close to 800,000 followers as a LinkedIn Influencer, said that the key to her business model is recognition and trust. 'It was about introducing a philosophy of recognition, both peer to peer and within teams, so that employees can thank people in other parts of the business,' she said. The approach was so successful when it was adopted at RedBalloon that the company decided to launch a platform for other businesses to do the same. 'We wanted to share what we learnt because we want other people to have great workplaces too,' Naomi said. The technology, called Redii, is

Summary: Naomi Simson is a blogger, entrepreneur, speaker and founder of RedBalloon, which she launched from her home in 2001 . It grew quickly but recorded a 60% turnover of staff in one year, prompting Naomi to restructure the fundamental approach of the business . It was voted one of BRW's Best Workplaces for five consecutive years . Her points for happiness at work include greater trust, better managers, more time with friends and family, and more praise . She has released a book to encourage people to find their passion at work .


A celebrity neighbour row has taken a new twist after Jimmy Page hired architects and engineers to say how Robbie Williams' basement pool could destroy his 'irreplaceable' home. Led Zeppelin veteran Mr Page, 71, has sounded the fears for his Grade I listed house in Holland Park, West London - a stone's throw from the Take That star Mr Williams' £17.5million mansion. The pop star, who bought Michael Winner's former 46-room home in 2013, first sparked Mr Page's ire last month with plans for an extension including a lift and recording studio. Not a whole lotta love: Former Take That singer Robbie Williams wants to extend his London mansion (left) - which allegedly could harm the Grade I lsited home (right) of his neighbour, Led Zeppelin veteran Jimmy Page . Take that, Robbie! The singer (left) has received a fresh complaint from his neighbour Jimmy Page (right) Then Mr Wiliams submitted plans for a two-storey basement with a swimming pool - prompting drastic action from Mr Page, who has been in his house for 43 years. The Led Zeppelin guitarist hired three firms - architects, structural engineers and town planners - to prepare three separate reports on why the development should be blocked. His biggest fear is that vibrations from the building works could harm his 1870s home, which he describes as a 'masterpiece'. Over the years he has conserved the house as a 'custodian' and claims his restorative works have been labelled 'exemplary' by English Heritage. Described as one of the most important homes in the borough, the red-brick tower house was saved from demolition in the 1960s following a campaign led by John Betjeman and Evelyn Waugh. In his latest objection to Kensington and Chelsea Council, Mr Page wrote: 'Similar schemes have been carried out on other properties in the area locally and each time the level of vibration cause during the works has caused concern about the effect on decorative finishes of [my] house. Stairway to bedlam: Robbie Williams's latest plans include a basement complete with a swimming pool, right . Williams bought the house - which is the former home of Michael Winner - with his wife Ayda Field in 2013 . 'The work now proposed is much nearer than other major excavations carried out so far and the consequences for the building fabric and decorative finishes... may well be catastrophic if this project is allowed to proceed.' Mr Page's concerns have been supported by a report carried out on his behalf by historical building consultants Andrew Townsend Architects. Mr Townsend, who has been practising as an architect for nearly 30 years, described Mr Page's house as 'one of the most important houses built in this country in the nineteenth century'. 'Excessive vibration from building works to the adjoining property could have disastrous effects on these decorative finishes', he wrote. His report added that it was possible the 'hand-made brickwork' boundary wall between the two stars' houses would collapse. Surveyors from civil engineering firm Clive Hudson Associates wrote that the home was 'designed by William Burges, one of

Summary: Take That star bought £17.5m mansion in London's Holland Park in 2013 . Now he wants to build extension with large subterranean swimming pool . Plans upset some neighbours - chief among them veteran guitarist Page . 71-year-old said it could upset the fabric of his Grade I listed tower house . He hired architects and engineers who warned of 'damaging' vibrations .


The seven young actors who became part of cinematic history when they were cast as the von Trapp children in Rogers & Hammerstein's The Sound Of Music in 1965 have grown to become lifelong friends in the fifty years since the famous film's release. Known as The SoM 7, they formed their own sort of family over the months of making the musical. Their parents befriended one another as the young performers traveled to Austria for filming, and the actors themselves have remained close for decades. 'We're beyond friends. We're second family,' said Kym Karath, who played the youngest von Trapp, Gretl. 'As adults, we were deeply bonded, so our lives have really interwoven with each other.' As The Sound Of Music celebrates its 50th anniversary, here's a look at what the SoM 7 are doing now: . The 1965 Oscar-winning film adaptation of the Rodgers & Hammerstein musical The Sound Of Music, starring Julie Andrews and the actors who played the von Trapp children, is celebrating its 50th anniversary this year . The seven young actors who became part of cinematic history when they were cast as the von Trapp children in Rogers & Hammerstein's The Sound Of Music have grown into lifelong friends (2012 photo) Chairmian Carr, who played the role of Liesl, is now 72 and sells custom furniture that she designs . LIESL: Now 72, Charmian Carr played the eldest von Trapp daughter and has published two books about her experience making the film: Forever Liesl and Letters To Liesl. She maintains a website where she sells the custom furniture she designs, as well as autographed photos from her Sound of Music days. Carr lives in Southern California and regularly sees her Sound Of Music sisters. Angela Cartwright, who played the role of Brigitta, is now 62 and works as a photographer, painter and writer in Los Angeles . BRIGITTA: Angela Cartwright, who started performing at age 3, went on to star in the TV series Lost in Space and Make Room for Granddaddy after playing Brigitta in The Sound Of Music. She traded acting for other artistic pursuits after having children. Now 62, Cartwright works as a photographer, painter and writer in Los Angeles. Her most recent book was released last year: Styling The Stars: Lost Treasures From The Twentieth Century Fox Archive. Duane Chase played the role of Kurt, in the film. Now 64, he worked as a software engineer and is now considering retirement . KURT: Duane Chase, who played little brother Kurt von Trapp, continued acting until his teens, including an appearance in the 1966 Kurt Russell film, Follow Me, Boys! Chase switched gears in college, earning a bachelor's and master's degree in geology and working as a software engineer. Now 64, he recently went on sabbatical and is considering retirement. He lives near Seattle with his wife and their two cats. Nicholas Hammond played Friedrich in the film and at 64 now lives in Australia where he works as an actor, writer and director . FRIEDRICH: For Nicholas Hammond, who portrayed the eldest

Summary: The 1965 Oscar-winning film adaptation of the Rodgers & Hammerstein musical The Sound Of Music is celebrating turning 50 this year . The actors who starred as the von Trapp children have remained close friends over the five decades since they traveled to Austria together . 'We're beyond friends. We're second family,' said Kym Karath, who played the youngest von Trapp, Gretl .


According to some accounts, the wealth of the ancient Roman empire was reflected in the very fabric of the city - with buildings of sparkling white marble at its centre. Even the founder of the Roman empire, Emperor Augustus claimed that he had 'found Rome a city of bricks and left it a city of marble'. But new research by historians at the University of California Los Angeles has now cast doubt on this boast. Scroll down to explore ancient Rome in 3D . This reconstruction by historians at the University of California shows how Rome would have looked under the rule of Augustus and reveals that many of the buildings were made from brick (shown in grey) while only a few temples were constructed from marble (pink) Using architectural computer modelling software they have been able to reconstruct the entire city to reveal how it would have looked during the rule of Augustus between 44BC and 14AD. The Pantheon, Trajan's Market and the Colosseum have remained standing for nearly 2,000 years. Scientists claim to have found a 'secret' ingredient in Roman concrete that helped it endure the elements. Using X ray beams at the Advanced Light Source (ALS), researchers were able to study a reproduction of Roman volcanic ash-lime mortar. In the concrete walls of Trajan's Markets, constructed around 110 CE, this mortar binds cobble-sized fragments of tuff and brick. Scientists looked at the mineralogical changes that took place in the curing of the mortar over a period of 180 days and compared the results to 1,900 year old samples of the original. The team discovered that the volcanic ash creates a crystal structure that prevents tiny cracks from spreading. They also found that the use of strätlingite crystals in the material showed no corrosion, with their smooth surface suggesting stability. They found that in fact only a small proportion of the buildings in Rome at the time were converted from brick into marble. Indeed, the few buildings that were built from marble were hidden from view within the city landscape, meaning many historical discriptions of the city's beauty were perhaps exaggerated. Their discovery suggests that the claim attributed to Augustus may have been more of a metaphor than a literal boast. Dr Diana Favro, who led the work, said: 'Many scholars have looked at Augustus’ claim from a political standpoint, as a metaphor for him transforming a republic into an empire. 'I wanted to see if Rome literally transformed under his rule. Given the literary descriptions and artwork, I thought these glittering marble temples on high would be very visible, but they were not.' Dr Favro used information from archaeological and historical records to produce the computer model that can show how the city evolved during Emperor Augustus' rule. Buildings constructed from marble were shaded with pink while those that were made from brick were shaded brown. Those under construction were yellow. When the researchers examined the model, they found just a few buildings were clad with marble, including the Temple of Venus and the Basilica Julia. Dr Favro found

Summary: Emperor Augustus boasted about how his rule left Rome 'a city of marble' while historical accounts said it glittered . Historians at the University of California Los Angeles have reconstructed ancient Rome using architectural software . They found that most of the buildings were built mainly from brick and only a few temples were made from marble . Those that were made from marble would have been difficult to see from many parts of the city, say the researchers .


What is the biggest concern for a Navy veteran, with no formal managerial experience, preparing to lead another country's team out in front of 30,000 of his baying compatriots? 'Suit or tracksuit?' jokes Gibraltar's interim head coach Davie Wilson, who will attempt to guide UEFA's newest member to an historic result at Hampden Park on Sunday. He adds: 'Growing up in Scotland, it's a boyhood dream to step out at Hampden for your country. But to step out for another country against your own country… I'm totally mixed with emotions. Davie Wilson (centre) was born in Scotland but is the current Gibraltar interim head coach . 'I'm massively humbled, yet there's a little devil on my other shoulder saying, 'What are you doing? People might never speak to you again'.' But the 41-year-old freely admits it would take a very poor performance from Gordon Strachan's men for his charges to leave Glasgow with anything more than pride. Wilson, part-time head coach, part-time exercise rehabilitation officer, was on the books at Kilmarnock during his teens, but decided the Navy offered a more realistic opportunity. After two decades at sea, Gibraltar was to be his final port of call, and he has an obvious fondness for the British territory. 'I miss the Scottish scenery but where I am now ticks the boxes,' he says. 'After 21 years travelling the world, I've found somewhere I feel is home.' The former assistant head coach, who was handed the reins just three weeks ago, is enjoying every minute of his adventure but the national anthems will throw up an unusual dilemma. 'How do you stop a Scotsman singing Flower of Scotland? You can't,' he admits. 'If it was New Year's Eve I'd be on the table singing it like I meant it! At Hampden I'll be singing it, but I don't have to show that passion. Scotland are heavy favourites for the clash and will be expecting to vastly improve their goal difference . 'I'll be passionate during the Gibraltar national anthem. I've sung it every game for the last two and a half years and I've felt the hairs rise on my arm. On Sunday I'll feel the hairs rise for both anthems. 'Gibraltarians are close to the Scots in terms of being passionate about who they are. As a nation, Scotland feel they're not given the freedom they deserve, Gibraltar is the same.' The debutant manager must prepare his squad with only three professional footballers. Their occupations range from policemen and firemen to solicitors and customs officers. How must Wilson have felt when his team lined up against the Germans in Nuremberg last November? He says: 'As world champions, they were expected to trounce us. I listened to Alan McInally's commentary and, when Thomas Muller scored the first goal, he said, 'I'm fully expecting the Germans to put on a cricket score tonight'. But they didn't. (They won 4-0). You could see it in their manager's face when we had a shot at goal, and a second shot at goal and a corner. He was

Summary: Davie Wilson is the interim head coach at minnows Gibraltar . The Scottish-born coach has mixed emotions ahead of the game . Scotland are currently third in group D of the Euro 2016 qualifiers .


Scientists have discovered a frog in Ecuador that can rapidly change its skin patterns to mimic the texture it sits on. Spotted in the western Andean cloud forest, the creature is believed to be the first known amphibian to have this shape-shifting capability. Researchers claim the ability to change skin texture to reflect its surroundings may enable the frog to camouflage itself from birds and other predators – but say this has yet to be proven. Scroll down for video . Scientists have discovered a frog in Ecuador that can rapidly change its skin patterns to mimic the texture it sits on.Spotted in the western Andean cloud forest, the creature is believed to be the first known amphibian to have this shape-shifting capability . The new species, called Pristimantis mutabilis was discovered by a Case Western Reserve University PhD student and her husband at Reserva Las Gralarias. Katherine Krynak spotted the spiny frog, which nearly the width of a marble, sitting on a moss-covered leaf. The Krynaks captured the frog, and nicknamed it 'punk rocker' because of the thorn-like spines covering its body. The next day, Ms Krynak pulled the frog from the cup and set it on a smooth white sheet of plastic. It wasn't 'punk ' - it was smooth-skinned. The new species, called Pristimantis mutabilis - or mutable rainfrog - was discovered by a Case Western Reserve University PhD student and her husband at Reserva Las Gralarias. This image shows how the frog changes from spiky to almost smooth in just over 300 seconds . They assumed that, much to her dismay, she must have picked up the wrong frog. 'I then put the frog back in the cup and added some moss,' she said. 'The spines came back... we simply couldn't believe our eyes, our frog changed skin texture. 'I put the frog back on the smooth white background. Its skin became smooth.' 'The spines and colouration help them blend into mossy habitats, making it hard for us to see them,' she said. 'But whether the texture really helps them elude predators still needs to be tested.' In this image, one of the frogs can even be seen sitting next to her transparent eggs, where the heads and tails of developing tadpoles can be clearly seen inside . This is the astonishing 'glass' frog which manages to elude its predators with its see through skin - rendering it almost invisible. The Fleischmann's Glass Frog looks as if it is changing colour as it moves, as the background shows through its transparent flesh. The bizarre camouflage means you can still see its heart, intestines, and red blood vessels. Photographer Thomas Marent snapped the frogs - with bulging yellow eyes - underneath leaves at a nature reserve in Choco, Colombia. In this image, one of the frogs can even be seen sitting next to her transparent eggs, where the heads and tails of developing tadpoles can be clearly seen inside. During the next three years, a team of fellow biologists studied the frogs. They found the animals shift skin texture

Summary: Pristimantis mutabilis was spotted in Ecuador's Andean cloud forest . It shifts its skin texture to match what it is sitting on in three minutes . This may to be protect itself from predators, but this is yet to be proven .


Dramatic 911 calls have been released of fisherman telling police about a deadly car crash that resulted in a toddler being pulled alive from the wreckage . Lynn Jennifer Groesbeck died when she lost control of the car she was driving in Spanish Forks, Utah, crashing into a river on Saturday. The 25-year-old was travelling in the car with her 18-month-old daughter Lily, who was miraculously pulled alive from the submerged vehicle despite being inside for 14 hours. Scroll down for video . Lone survivor: 25-year-old Lynn Jennifer Groesbeck (left) and her 18-month-old daughter, Lily (right), were found inside a crashed car in Utah's Spanish Fork river on Saturday. Groesbeck pictured above in a photo posted to Facebook . Spanish Fork Police Officers Tyler Beddoes, left, and Jared Warner, right, and Spanish Fork City Firefighters Lee Mecham, second from left, and Paul Tomadakis, second from right, answered questions Monday night regarding be the first responders on scene . Submerged: The temperature in the river was near freezing throughout the night after the car hit the river. Water flowed into the car through broken windows and rushed just below Lily's head . Rescuers say they used all their strength to right the red Dodge sedan, when they heard desperate pleas coming from a woman inside. Lily was then pulled from the wreckage with officers then discovering that her mother had been dead for hours. Now Spanish Forks police have released a transcript of the 911 calls made by an angler who saw the car submerged in the water. According to the Deseret News, the first call was made to a non-emergency line, with the caller saying: 'Are you guys aware there's a car in the river on the south end of Spanish Fork, Main Street, over the bridge? 'I didn't see anybody when I came in here and I can't see in the car.' Then four minutes later, the same caller dials 911 directly saying: 'There's a car in the river. It's upside down off of Main Street and there is a person inside. I can see a hand.' Car crash: Police believe that Lynn Groesbeck struck a cement barrier on a bridge before landing in the river upside down on Friday . Devastating: A fisherman found car the next day, partially submerged in the river. Groesbeck was found dead in driver's seat of vehicle, while her baby girl was alive in the back seat, above the frigid river waters . Since the dramatic rescue, police officers have spoke of how Miss Groesbeck, could not have possibly called out to rescuers because she was already dead. Officer Tyler Beddoes said: 'For two nights I've laid awake trying to figure out exactly what it could be. All I know is it was there, we all heard it. was extra motivation.' Mr Beddoes said that he and the other three people on scene responded to the voice calling for help when they approached the car. Officers then formed a line in the river and handed the cold girl to one another until she was on

Summary: Lynn Groesbeck veered off roadway in her car and into Spanish Fork River . Fisherman found the car the next day, partially submerged in the water . 911 calls have revealed the moment the man called police about discovery . Groesbeck was then found dead in driver's seat of the red Dodge sedan . But her toddler daughter was alive in the back seat, above the frigid waters . Police officers said they heard an unknown woman's voice asking softly for help as they approached the overturned car .