It started as a conversation about how to photograph China's famous golden monkeys, and ended with Prince William pledging to dress up as a tree. During his wildlife conservation visit to China, the Duke of Cambridge visited a photographer to learn about how he managed to capture such close up pictures of wildlife. And when photography enthusiast Xi Zhinong told the Prince he often dressed up as a tree so he could get close to the animals, the second in line to the throne pledged to do the same. Prince William has pledged to dress up as a tree on his next visit to China so that he can go out with photographer and conservationist Xi Zhinong to photograph rare Yunnan Golden Haired monkeys . The Prince said when he next returned to Yunnan Xishuangbanna he would join Xi on a photography exhibition and also don the same disguise to photograph the endangered Golden Haired Monkeys of Yunnan, according to People's Daily Online. It was pledged during the Prince's tour of the Far East, which he used to foster UK business links as well as raise awareness of the dangers of the illegal trade in wildlife. Golden haired monkeys of Yunnan are native to the forests of China and are highly endangered - with less than 2,000 estimated to be living in the wild. While able to withstand plunging temperatures and even snow, the species is in danger because their habitats are slowly disappearing and their distinctive appearance has made them a key target for illegal hunters. Yunnan golden haired monkeys are native to China but they are believed to be less than 2,000 in the wild . They are also something of a mystery because they were first discovered by scientists in the 1890s, then lost and thought to be extinct until 1962. The monkeys are herbivores and give birth every two or three years. China has launched a conservation programme to try and protect the species. Xi Zhinong is a Chinese wildlife photographer as well as an environmentalist. Between 1992 and 1996 Xi went to Baimaxue Mountain National Nature Reserve to raise awareness of the Golden Haired Monkey. He also hoped that by sharing photos of the monkeys and how they lived he could protect the natural habitat of the animals, in a strip of primeval forest. Prince William spoke to photographer Xi about his work and learned how he disguises himself to take pictures . After being discovered in the 1890s the Yunnan Golden Haired monkey did not appear again until 1962 . During his visit, Xi presented Prince William with two photography collections, 'Wild China' and 'The Spirit of Life'. Prince William was in China last week for a wildlife conservation visit. His visit was the highest profile Royal visit since the Queen toured the country in 1986, and gave the Prince the chance to meet wildlife experts and conservationists. He used the tour to condemn the trade in illegal wildlife and products, such as ivory, and called upon China to become a world leader. Golden haired monkeys

Summary: Prince William visited photographer Xi Zhinong as part of conservation trip . He asked the wildlife enthusiast how he managed to take wildlife pictures . Xi disguises himself as tree to photograph Yunnan Golden Haired monkeys . The Prince pledged to do the same when he returns to the Chinese region . There are less than 2,000 Yunnan Golden Haired monkeys living in the wild .


Olympic swimmer Michael Phelps is once again having the alleged details of his sexual escapades shared by a former paramour. This time around it is Kim Petro, a 36-year-old plus-sized dominatrix from New York City who is detailing her wild night spent with the swimmer, one that she claims involved her urinating on him and Phelps wearing women's underwear. This all comes just a few months after another woman, Taylor Lianne Chandler, came forward to detail her sexually-fueled relationship with the highly-decorated athlete. It also comes a month after Phelps popped the question to girlfriend Nicole Johnson, a former Miss California. Plus-sized dominatrix Kim Petro (above) has given an interview claiming she had a wild night with swimmer Michael Phelps who paid her a $900 'donation' 'When he said drink some water before I get to the hotel, I knew what I was in for,' said Petro of Phelps (above) She alleges that she urinated on Phelps while he lay on his bed in the London hotel in women's underwear in February 2013. Afterwards, she claims she showed him her breasts while he pleasured himself and two smoked marijuana together . In an interview with The National Enquirer, Petro says that Phelps contacted her in February 2013 and paid a $900 'donation' for her to come to his hotel room at The London in Manhattan. This after an online posting that said; 'All-natural, super busty fetish provider with all the right curves in all the right places. 'Time with me is time well spent. Nothing shocks me. Don't be shy.' Phelps, Petro claims, called her on his cell phone, saying his name was Fabian Marasciullo, a Miami music producer who is close to Phelps' good friend, rapper Lil' Wayne. 'When he said drink some water before I get to the hotel, I knew what I was in for,' said Petro. 'I was going to go to the bathroom anyway - I figured I might as well get paid for it!' When she got to the hotel she claims Phelps removed his shirt and then shorts to reveal that he was wearing 'skimpy women's underwear.' They then smoked a little weed according to Petro and got down to business. 'I got above him [on the bed] to [urinate on him],' said Petro. 'After I was done, he asked if it was okay to [pleasure himself]. Of course, I’m going to bend the rules a little for a famous Olympian, so he pulled down his panties.' That is when she claims she noticed he had a string tied around his genitals. 'I grabbed [the string] and pulled, and I also took out my breasts because he wanted to see them,' she said. This comes just months after another of Phelps' former paramours, Taylor Lianne Chandler (above), shared details of their alleged sexual romps. 'The intimacy with him was amazing! It was the first time in my life that someone has made me feel like a true woman,' said Chandler of Phelps . Phelps proposed to girlfriend Nicole Johnson, a former Miss California, last month

Summary: Plus-sized dominatrix Kim Petro has given an interview claiming she had a wild night with swimmer Michael Phelps who paid her a $900 'donation' She alleges that she urinated on Phelps while he lay on his bed in The London hotel, New York, in women's underwear in February 2013 . Afterwards, she claims she showed him her breasts while he pleasured himself . This comes just months after another of Phelps' former paramours, Taylor Lianne Chandler, shared details of their alleged sexual romps . It also comes one month after Phelps proposed to girlfriend Nicole Johnson, a former Miss California .


Found: Police say they have found missing 10-year-old Malakhi Chijiutomi-Ghosh . A seriously-ill ten-year-old who sparked a huge hunt when he went missing this morning has been found miles from his home. Malakhi Chijiutomi-Ghosh, who suffers from Adrenal Hyperplasia, left his home in Thornton Heath, south London at around 6am this morning. He was this afternoon found by an off-duty police officer in Hertfordshire. A police spokesman said: 'Malakhi Chijiutomi-Ghosh has been found this afternoon by an off duty police officer in Hertfordshire. 'He has been taken to hospital as a precautionary measure.' Earlier today, police urgently appealed for anyone who may have seen the runaway to come forward. His disappearance was said to be completely out of character and his family were 'distraught'. Their worry had been made all the worse by the fact that Malakhi suffers from Adrenal Hyperplasia which requires medication three times per day. A boy matching his description had been seen at a bus stop in Streatham Common at 8am, an hour after CCTV spotted him in Thornton Heath High Street heading towards the railway station. A Scotland Yard spokesman had said earlier today: 'It is vital that he is found so that medication can be administered. Having received no medication today there is a very real chance that he may have already fallen into a coma.' Police officers were seen searching parks in south London before the news came through that he had been found. Congenital adrenal hyperplasia (COH) is a genetic condition causing swelling of the adrenal glands. It leads to a decrease in the blood level of cortisol, the stress hormone, and an increase in the levels of other hormones. Scroll down for video . Lacking cortisol means that the body is less able to cope with stress, either emotionally or physically, which can be life threatening. Children with CAH need to have their hormone levels regularly monitored and are prescribed drugs to replacement cortisol and aldosterone, which they take every day for the rest of their lives. CAH affects between one in 10,000 and one in 18,000 children born each year. Hunt: Police searched a park in south London today as the search for the missing 10-year-old was stepped up . Search: Malakhi had been seen walking along Thornton Heath High Street in south London this morning .

Summary: Youngster has inherited condition which requires regular medication . Schoolboy disappeared from south London home sparking huge hunt . He was seen, alone, walking towards a nearby station this morning . It emerged this afternoon that he has now been found in Hertfordshire .


James Collins is set to play a key role in Wales' Euro 2016 campaign but manager Chris Coleman admits he chose Cardiff's busiest shopping centre for peace talks between the pair so things could not turn ugly. Collins will win his 45th cap in Wales' crunch qualifier against Israel on Saturday night with Hull defender James Chester sidelined by a dislocated shoulder. But it was not so long ago that the West Ham defender's international career appeared over after player and manager fell out following Collins' withdrawal from a Wales squad. James Collins was all smiles as he trained with the Wales squad in Cardiff on Wednesday ahead of their trip to Israel for a Euro 2016 qualifier . Collins contradicted Coleman's claim he had turned down the chance to join the squad as a late call-up prior to the World Cup qualifier against Serbia in September 2013 and the pair had a tense public rapprochement in the middle of Cardiff. 'We had a coffee in the middle of St David's Shopping Centre so it could not kick off!' Coleman revealed. 'There were too many people around so we had to be civil. 'We had our spat, but I have known him since he was a kid and always liked him, and when he has been with us he has been right in the middle of everything. His presence and personality are going to be very important going forward.' Collins has had to bide his time to regain his place at the heart of the Wales defence with Chester having developed an excellent understanding with skipper Ashley Williams since making his international debut last summer. Chris Coleman (right) has cleared the air with Collins as he instructs his backroom staff during training . The 31-year-old has yet to feature in a campaign which sees Wales unbeaten after four games and within a point of Group B leaders Israel. But asked if falling out with him has made Collins value Wales more, Coleman replied: 'Yes, absolutely. I think that is the case. 'This is an opportunity for 'Ginge' now. He was brilliant in the last camp, as were Danny Gabbidon and Sam Ricketts who did not play but were great round the dressing room in Brussels. 'That is great for the younger guys because it is good to have advice from senior players. ''Ginge' likes the challenge and the atmosphere we will find ourselves in, it will be a dogfight which he enjoys.' Collins has earned a recall to the Wales team after impressing in defence for West Ham this term. Here he celebrates a win over Sunderland with team-mate Stewart Downing . Wales are unbeaten but a point behind Israel in Group B, with the table toppers also having a game in hand having won all three of their opening Euro 2016 qualifiers . Coleman also played down security concerns ahead of Wales' first trip to Israel since the two countries met in a play-off qualifier for the 1958 World Cup in Sweden. Israel have a game in hand on Wales as

Summary: James Collins and Chris Coleman fell out in September 2013 . Defender's late withdrawal from a Wales squad saw him exiled from team . But duo met for public coffee to prevent either from 'kicking off' Unbeaten Wales travel to Israel for Euro 2016 qualifier .


A groom was forced to miss most of his own wedding after rushing from the altar to hospital with a serious case of food poisoning brought on by a sausage and egg McMuffin he had for breakfast. Carly Hutchinson had to prove her vow of 'in sickness and in health' when her new husband Dylan Lane started vomiting at their wedding ceremony at Sellicks Hill, south of Adelaide, on Saturday. When Mr Lane started buckling over in pain as the couple were posing for photos, they rushed to Noarlunga Hospital where he spent an hour being treated, the Advertiser reports. Scroll down for video . Carly Hutchinson had to prove her vow of 'in sickness and in health' when her new husband Dylan Lane started vomiting at their wedding ceremony at Sellicks Hill, south of Adelaide, on Saturday . Ms Hutchinson was pictured standing by her husband's hospital bed in her wedding dress as she informed guests on Facebook that they should enjoy the reception until they returned. Mr Lane started buckling over in pain as the couple were posing for photos, they rushed to Noarlunga Hospital where he spent an hour being treated . The groom put his illness down to food poisoning from a dodgy burger he bought from the Aldinga McDonalds the morning of the wedding. 'He was throwing up before the ceremony, but he thought it was nerves. Then he ran for the toilet as soon as the service was done,' Ms Hutchinson said. 'He got back to the reception and sat out the back for a couple of hours slumped over and sick before he was taken home. 'He was not even able to make his speech as he was too sick.' Ms Hutchinson told social media followers her groom wasn't even aware of what the cake looked like until she showed him a photo the following day. 'Thanks everyone for celebrating on (Dylan's) behalf with me last night. Obviously not the ideal situation but seemed like everyone managed to have fun without him,' she wrote on Facebook. Three other guests at the wedding, including a groomsman, also fell ill in the 24 hours after eating at the same McDonalds, according to Ms Hutchinson. She called the fast food restaurant on Sunday after the wedding, but was left disappointed with their response. Ms Hutchinson has now lodged a formal complaint with McDonald's regional operations office and with the local council's environmental health officer. McDonalds Australia say they are investigating. The groom put his illness down to food poisoning from a dodgy burger he bought from the Aldinga McDonalds the morning of the wedding .

Summary: Dylan Lane suffered food poisoning at his Adelaide wedding on Saturday . His new wife Carly took him to hospital after ceremony for an hour of tests . They say a dodgy McDonald's burger caused severe food poisoning . Groom had to go home midway through reception due to vomiting .


A couple that started a candy business from their kitchen have caught the eye of national retailers by making treats that look almost too good to eat. The delicacies, including candy mushrooms, buttons keys, have been put together by Andie and Jason Moore in their home in Dallas, Texas. It started out as a hobby, but a huge number of orders have meant that to them, it has become a full time job. Martha Stewart, Lonny, and Apartmenty Therapy have started selling Andie's Speciality Sweets online. So many requests have come in that the pair now plans to expand their business. Despite their success, the pair have never had any professional culinary training. The products available on Etsy range from $37.50 for a 50-piece set of realistic, peppermint-infused candy buttons, to $360 for a collection of 100 psilocybin mushrooms. Breaking out of their shells: Andie and Jason Moore from Dallas, Texas, started Andie's Speciality Sweets as a shop on Etsy. Their unique technique to create the delicacies, such as these vanilla-infused shells, has caught the eye of top food retailers . Mushrooms: The incredibly crafted sweets, such as these colorful fungi put together for St Patrick's Day, are completed at their home . Colorful variety: The couple, who dropped out of art school and have four kids together, make an assortment of shapes including owls, keys and buttons . Tree-like treats: These edible candy leaves fetch $150.00 for every 60 and were designed for Halloween . Similarities: Included are these white and brown chocolate bears, complete with textured skin . Secretive: In an interview with Yahoo Food, Andie wouldn't fully reveal her candy-making process - but said they use complicated molds . Detail: On their website they say each product is 'hand sculpted, hand molded, hand poured, and given a special artistic tinkering' Realistic: These edible feathers go for $59.00 for a dozen. They featured in the winter edition of Brides Magazine in 2013 . Mixture: One of the quirkier items are candy mushrooms, which are packaged in bow-tied boxes . Gold rush: A 15 piece box set of Chocolate Gold Druzys sell for $42.50. They are made with real, fair trade, 70% dark chocolate, vanilla, and sea salt . Neatly presented: The sweets are packaged up in boxes and distributed around the United States from their base in Dallas . Production line: The pieces are made on a table that was set up during 'nap time' - when their four children were asleep - but they are now looking to expand their sweet-making business . Mentality: The pair's philosophy is: 'To Give Treats Unto Others As We Would Want Treats Given Unto Us' Pricing: This set of 50 peppermint candy buttons is on sale online for $37.50 .

Summary: Infused delicacies are put together by Andie and Jason Moore in their home in Dallas, Texas . The products available on Etsy range from $37.50 for a 50-piece set of realistic, peppermint-infused candy buttons, to $360 for a collection of 100 psilocybin mushrooms .


An adorable video of a concerned baby crying along with his father is bound to warm the cockles of your heart. Featured in the clip, the baby named Aris initially appears quite content as he sits on his dad’s lap and listens along to him addressing the camera. His dad states: ‘I just had to get it on video so you could see that Aris is a natural sweetheart.’ So far so good: Baby Aris initially appears quite content sitting on his dad's lap, listening to him address the camera . Adding: ‘Anytime he sees me crying it makes him want to cry too.’ Getting the experiment under way, the dad mimics the sound of a cry and immediately the six-month-old baby reacts with a look of concern while shaking his head. Gazing up at his dad, Aris then proceeds to cry along with him until the pair stop in unison as if nothing ever happened. Mimicking tears, the dad influences the concerned six-month-old to cry along with him and produce actual tears . Testing his theory twice more, the dad once again turns on the taps and without fail little Aris scrunches up his face and begins bawling. Looking at his dad for reassurance, Aris momentarily settles down before crying with his dad for one last time. Shedding visible tears, Aris’ wailing becomes increasingly louder until his dad puts a halt on the proceedings and gives his son a kiss. The adorable video, which appears to have been staged at the family’s house, was filmed in Kaufman County, Texas. Panic over: The baby settles back down as quickly as he started crying and is consoled with a kiss from his dad .

Summary: Dad calls baby Aris a 'natural sweetheart' for crying when he cries . Proves his theory by mimicking tears, which influence Aris to bawl . Baby cries along with his father before stopping as soon as he stops . The adorable video was captured in Kaufman County, Texas .


Bournemouth are interested in taking Tom Lawrence on loan from Leicester City this week. The Wales U21 international joined Leicester from Manchester United in the summer but has barely figured and Nigel Pearson is willing to let him go out on loan. Bournemouth want a striker to bolster their attacking options for the promotion run-in and have until Thursday to get someone in on loan. Bournemouth are interested in taking Leicester City youngster Tom Lawrence on loan . Lawrence was at Manchester United last season and was replaced by Ryan Giggs on his debut . Lawrence, 21, has made four appearances for Leicester following his surprise summer move but only one start in the FA Cup against Newcastle. He also had a spell on loan at Rotherham earlier in the season. Several of the Championship's top sides are vying for a striker with Arsenal's Chuba Akpom wanted by Norwich, Derby and Nottingham Forest. Middlesbrough retain an interest also as they look resigned to missing out on Jordan Rhodes with Blackburn refusing to sell. Derby have also enquired about taking James Wilson on loan from Manchester United but that is unlikely at this stage. Several Championship sides are keen on taking Arsenal youngster Chuba Akpom (left) on loan .

Summary: Tom Lawrence has barely played for Leicester this season . Nigel Pearson is willing to let former Manchester United man leave on loan . Bourneouth looking to secure promotion to the Premier League . Several Championship sides are interested in Arsenal's Chuba Akpom .


Former deputy leader of Rotherham Council Emma Hoddinott (pictured) admitted there are illegal, underage brides in the town's Roma community . Roma gipsy immigrants are illegally marrying underage girls as young as 12 before bringing them to the UK to live. Girls as young as 12 and 13 are regularly being married off in exchange for thousands of pounds in countries including Romania, Bulgaria and Hungary before being brought to Britain. The former deputy leader of Rotherham Council, where more than 1,400 schoolgirls were sexually exploited by Asian gangs, made the revelation at a meeting this week. It has prompted calls for an urgent investigation into how many child brides are living in Britain's estimated 250,000-strong Roma community. The arranged marriages of girls under 16 is common in Roma communities, where families follow the Gypsy code Pachiv which encourages girls to marry soon after reaching puberty. The code dictates that the head of the large family group is always obeyed and in some cases large sums of money can be involved when matchmakers seek out a suitable young girl for marriage. During a meeting of the full council in Rotherham this week, Independent councillor Martyn Parker repeatedly questioned former deputy leader Emma Hoddinott over the claims. Cllr Hoddinott finally admitted there are illegal brides in the town's large Eastern European immigrant community, adding it was 'unacceptable'. Cllr Parker said : 'On the Roma community you're not answering my questions. I've asked five times now and you're still avoiding it. 'I asked are there any people in the Roma community in Rotherham married to underage children - that's under 16-years-old. 'We need a bit of honesty for the people of Rotherham or we will go nowhere.' Cllr Hoddinott replied: 'It's a simple answer - yes, children are being married underage and that is unacceptable. 'We have to work with police to tackle that and we have to work with the commissioners to make sure there are actions in place to tackle these issues. Rotherham Council (pictured) heard there are underage illegal child brides in the town's Roma community . 'Underage marriage is an issue in Rotherham and we have to tackle that. Part of that is understanding how we tackle it. 'We need to get it right - we can't write off those girls because they are in that community.' But she said she was unable to say how many children in the town might be married to men already. But Cllr Parker said: 'You say you can't get the information, but a passport has marital status on it. If you're concerned about a child then you can get that information from the police - saying you can't answer is unacceptable. 'If they're here legally then they're here on a passport and the police can find out.' Speaking after the meeting he said: 'Officially in Rotherham there are 6,500 Roma gypsies but unofficially it is more like 7,500. Cllr Martyn Parker (pictured) said young Roma girls are being married off and brought to Rotherham . 'I believe there are young Roma girls who

Summary: Roma immigrants are marrying off underage girls for thousands of pounds . Young girls from Romania, Bulgaria and Hungary are then brought to UK . Revelation was made by former deputy leader of Rotherham council . Admitted there are underage brides in the town's Roma community . Revelation has prompted calls for an urgent investigation into how many underage brides are living in in the UK's Roma immigrant community . Around 1,400 schoolgirls were sexually exploited by gangs in Rotherham .


A woman who discovered she was conceived by rape has been adopted by her birth mother more than 40 years after she was given away. Rebecca Kiessling always knew she wasn't brought up by her biological parents, but it was not until she searched for her birth mother that she found out why. The 45-year-old, from Michigan, US, waited until she was 18 to track down Joann, who revealed she had considered aborting her daughter – and later told her that her biological father was a rapist. Rebecca, pictured with Joann, 77, had to wait until she was 18 to track down her biological mother, who confessed she would have aborted her daughter, who was conceived by rape after she was attacked . Joann, now 77, had been attacked while she was on her way to a shop at night, and dragged to a nearby field. Rebecca said: 'Mum told me she thought he was going to kill her. He had a knife. She was lucky to be alive.' The attacker was never caught but Joann discovered she was pregnant with his baby. Rebecca explained: 'Abortion was illegal in Michigan. Mum admitted if it had been legal at the time she would have had an abortion. 'That really upset me. She even went to two backstreet abortion clinics but in the end was too fearful for her life when she saw the conditions there. Rebecca, pictured growing up, left and right, said she always knew she had been adopted but had no idea about her mother's attack until it was confirmed by her adoption case worker . Reunited: Joann walked Rebecca down the aisle during her wedding to Robert in 1998 . 'She said she thought about asking her cousin to adopt me but realised it would be too difficult for her to keep me in the family.' Rebecca, who waited until she was 18 to find her biological mother, and lost her adoptive parents as a result, said she understood why her mother had that reaction. She said: 'Seeing me every day would have been a reminder of the rape. No wonder my mum hadn't wanted me. 'All these years I'd wanted to find my roots. Now I knew my dad had been a rapist and I'd been conceived in what was probably the worst moment of my mum's life.' Rebecca had always known she was adopted from a young age. She said: 'Kids at school picked on me for looking nothing like my short, dark-haired parents. 'I'd always wondered where I had come from. 'My adoptive parents were very strict and I was nothing like them. 'I felt like I didn't have an identity so I was desperate to find out what I could. Rebecca revealed she was desperate to find her birth mother, Joann, who was thrilled to see her after more than 40 years. She has now adopted Rebecca, who says she finally feels like she 'belongs in the world' 'My adoptive dad told me I had a half-brother and half-sister, so I wondered if I was the

Summary: Rebecca Kiessling was bullied at school for looking different to her parents . She always knew she was adopted but waited til she was 18 to find mother . After change in law, Rebecca was given details of her birth mother . Met Joann and was told the now 77-year-old was attacked and rape . Fell pregnant and would have had an abortion but it was illegal . Gave Rebecca up for adoption as seeing her 'would have been reminder' Now has adopted Rebecca and walked her down the aisle . Rebecca's adoptive parents severed all ties with her after discovery .


The way is now clear for Premier League chief executive Richard Scudamore to be promoted to executive chairman following the removal of one potential source of embarrassment. His former temporary personal assistant Rani Abraham made a claim last June of sex discrimination and harassment after she caused a furore by leaking a sexist email exchange between Scudamore and TV rights lawyer Nick West. But Abraham, 41, now wants to move on, according to a friend, and a planned employment tribunal case will not go ahead. Scudamore is expected to have his elevation rubber-stamped at the Premier League summit a week on Thursday, especially as the clubs are flush with the proceeds of the £5billion domestic TV rights deal orchestrated by Scudamore and have more billions to come from the overseas market. The appointment of an executive chairman will need a statute change and to ensure there is some counterbalance to Scudamore getting everything his own way, it’s likely the Premier League will also appoint two new independent directors. Richard Scudamore is set to be promoted to Premier League's executive chairman . Brian Cookson, president of world cycling’s UCI, is taking the lead in testing men and women competing in the same race after IOC president Thomas Bach promoted the idea for future Olympic Games. The UCI are putting on a trial involving British Under 23 riders at their Aigle HQ in Switzerland on Friday, when they will experiment with sprints and other races. Data from sports scientists show men are 10 to 15 per cent stronger and fitter than women cyclists. Thomas Bach has promoted the idea of men and women competing together in future Olympics . World Rugby chief executive Brett Gosper feels no need to apologise for his pro-England tweet that upset sensitive fans of pool rivals Wales. After seeing Eoin Morgan’s cricketers fail to get out of their World Cup group, the 55-year-old Aussie posted: ‘England fail to exit pool in World Cup... Not the words we want to hear during #RWC2015.’ Speaking at the Sport Industry Breakfast on Tuesday, Gosper said every event organiser wants the host nation to do well, but is confident of England hosting the most successful ever global rugby tournament whatever the fate of Stuart Lancaster’s team. World Rugby chief executive Brett Gosper sparked controversy for his comments about England qualifying . Drawing pools for the Rugby World Cup three years before the kick-off led to the farce of Wales, who had briefly slipped out of the world’s top eight, being in the same group as England and Australia when the three are currently ranked fourth, fifth and sixth. That is going to change for Japan 2019, with the draw moving back by at least a year. World Rugby chief Brett Gosper would also like bidding contracts for the 2023 World Cup to forbid the online secondary sale of tickets. ITV get a 2015 drive on . Land Rover, whose serious upset over the way England rugby players behaved on an infamous sponsors day during the 2011 World Cup resulted in them not renewing

Summary: Richard Scudamore to be promoted to Premier League executive chairman . UCI to test the idea of men competing alongside women . Brett Gosper feels no need to apologise for pro-England tweet . Land Rover to sponsor ITV's coverage of the Rugby World Cup . England Test team to be announced on Wednesday after World Cup exit .


The All England Lawn Tennis Club has apologised for using the iconic Tennis Girl poster from the 1970s to promote an upcoming exhibition but will still feature the work. The poster featuring blonde model Fiona Butler, who was 18 at the time the image was taken, attracted a flurry of criticism when the official Wimbledon Twitter account included it in a post promoting the Powerful Posters exhibition. Some followers accused the home of Wimbledon of sexism for highlighting the image, taken by the late Martin Elliott in 1976 at the University of Birmingham's tennis courts and printed by Athena. 'We apologise for offence caused by the Athena Tennis Girl poster. It is a controversial piece of poster history but we do not endorse it,' the profile later said after removing the post. Athena's Tennis Girl poster caused a Twitter stir and Wimbledon was forced to apologise after using it to promote a forthcoming exhibition called Powerful Posters . Last year the dress worn by Butler in the famous image, the wooden tennis racquet she is holding, a a 1979 edition poster and a 1980s limited edition canvas print were sold at auction for £15,500. While such a price may indicate its historic value and iconic status, many on Twitter felt it had no place as a promotional tool for the exhibit in which it features at the respected venue. Tennis fan Kishore Sharma expressed her outrage on Twitter, saying: 'Can't believe Wimbledon used this pic for upcoming 'Powerful Poster Exhibition'.' Roger Federer fans who go by the name 'Fed's Angels' on Twitter, posted: 'Come on Wimble! I thought you were the classy slam!' The All England Lawn Tennis Club used the iconic poster, which will be exhibited with the handmade dress worn by model Fiona Butler and wooden racquet used in the 1976 shoot, to promote the exhibition . Even the wording of the apology attracted criticism as a Twitter user responded with the comment: 'The poster doesn't show the history of tennis, the girl isn't a tennis player, you are just publicising sexualisation of females.' And campaign group the Everyday Sexism Project asked: 'Wimbledon having deleted your tweet, can you confirm if the poster you tweeted will be included in your exhibition?' Twitter user David B backed the club, saying: 'Presumably John McEnroe will now have to be airbrushed out of Wimbledon history? These PC idiots - "They cannot be serious!"' An All England Club spokesman has since confirmed the poster would remain in the exhibition despite the apology. He added: 'We're aware that the poster has generated debate on social media and we decided to respond to some of the comments raised since we want to be clear that it is not a reflection of how we view women in tennis. 'The image in question is from a 1970s poster that was extremely popular, selling over two million copies worldwide and it is part of an historic exhibition about tennis posters dating back to 1893. 'Not to include it in the exhibition would perhaps be an oversight since it is

Summary: All England Club used iconic Athena girl image to promote exhibition . Powerful Posters show set to open at Wimbledon Lawn Tennis Museum . They faced criticism and were accused of sexism on social media . Image deleted from their official Twitter account and an apology issued .


Yesterday, as she dazzled in diamonds and a crimson floor-length dress, Mexican First Lady Angélica Rivera looked regal enough to rival the Queen. But while the 45-year-old might look like the consummate political wife, her telenovela acting career has repeatedly come back to haunt her. Most recently, her embattled husband, President Enrique Peña Nieto, has been derided for indulging in 'soap opera politics' as scandal after scandal has engulfed him - and his First Lady. Scroll down for video . Early days: Ms Rivera's career began at 17 and she was briefly a bikini model before becoming an actress . Of all the contretemps, none has struck quite such a chord with the angry public as the ongoing controversy over Ms Rivera's purchase of a multi-million pound mansion in Mexico City in 2010. First reported by local journalist Carmen Aristegui late last year, the purchase allegedly came about after a murky deal was struck between the First Lady and a government contractor. Ms Rivera, who initially counteracted the claims by insisting that the reason the title deeds were not in her name was because she hadn't finished paying for it, was forced onto the back foot as more revelations came to light. Most concerned the involvement of Ingeniería Inmobiliaria del Centro, a subsidiary of Grupo Higa, a key government contractor. The business, in whose name the property is held, had been granted more than $8bn pesos (£377m) in construction projects during Peña Nieto's tenure as governor of Mexico State. All change: Yesterday saw Ms Rivera, resplendent in a cream ensemble, meet the Queen in London . Honour: She later attended a state dinner at Buckingham Palace with the Queen and Prince Philip . Chic: Ms Rivera won plaudits from critics for her striking choice of outfit, including serious jewels . Interestingly, days before the report emerged, a high speed rail contract handed to Constructora Teya, an affiliate of Grupo Higa, was mysteriously cancelled. With suspicions mounting and Peña Nieto being accused of fostering the sort of corruption he had campaigned to put an end to during the 2012 presidential campaign, a chastened Rivera appeared on national television to announce she intended to sell the house and had 'nothing to hide'. 'I have taken the decision to sell my interest in the purchase contract of the house,' she announced. 'I have nothing to hide. 'I don’t want this to continue to be a pretext to offend and defame my family. Today, I am here to defend my integrity, that of my children and of my husband.' Whatever the truth of the matter, there is no doubt that the scandal, coming hot on the heels of the disappearance of 43 student teachers, was a disaster for the Peña Nieto regime. Considered handsome but dim by most voters during the 2012 presidential campaign, tough economic reforms sent his popularity ratings tumbling, while the furore over the students could prove terminal. Peña Nieto, who had come to power pledging to end the bloody rule of the drug cartels, mishandled the situation, say critics, when in September

Summary: Ms Rivera dazzled in diamonds at Buckingham Palace last night . But the 45-year-old former soap actress is embroiled in controversy . Much is focused on allegations of dodgy house purchase deal . Comes shortly after Mexican regime was criticised over student kidnap . The kidnap and murder of 43 students by a cartel sparked global protests .


A youth football coach used his job to groom boys by inviting them to matches and sending them naked photographs on social media. Kane Hutchison, 25, was found guilty of inciting two teenage boys to engage in sexual activity on the internet. The abuse came to light after the mothers of the two boys, aged 13 and 14, recognised Hutchison, from Gateshead, following a conviction last year. In August 2014, he was jailed for three years for sexually assaulting a 13-year-old boy after offering to take him to watch a football match. He invited a youngster to attend an away match between Gateshead and Macclesfield last April and asked him to stay at his house so they could get an 'early start.' Hutchison forced the boy to share a bed and then molested him. The boy told his mother and he was arrested, hiding in the loft, and prosecuted. The latest conviction relates to a series of offences, between the summers of 2013-14. The first victim knew Hutchison played for a football club in Gateshead, Tyne and Wear, and was looking into joining the same club. Predator: Football coach Kane Huctchison pictured outside court and showing his love of football (right). He was convicted of inciting two teenage boys to engage in sexual activity in Gateshead . Hutchison made contact with the boy on Facebook, where he was advertising for players, and they began to communicate. Prosecutor Alec Burns said: 'From the defendant's point of view the communication became more and more sexual. 'He told him he could earn money making pornographic films, he said £350 an hour. He asked (the boy) to send pictures of himself.' The boy told police Hutchison had communicated with him on 'face tag' and appeared on his computer screen via a webcam committing a sex act on himself. He encouraged the victim to do the same and made him swap intimate pictures. Hutchison also tried to meet the youngster in a car park, the court heard. Hutchison targeted another boy, aged 14, in a similar way between April and August last year. He lied about his age and started asking the youngster to meet him, offering him £20 to do so. He also sent him intimate pictures of himself on Facebook and Snapchat and encouraged him to do the same. It came to light when the boy's mother recognised him as one of her son's Facebook friends. Hutchison denied two counts of sexual assault but was found guilty after a trial. He can now be identified after a reporting ban was lifted. Nick Lane, defending, said Hutchison had already had his FA licence, to teach children, revoked. At the time of his arrest, he was working for a football magazine, he said. 'He is a man who in the past has done considerable charity work and good work for the community,' he said. 'In 2013 he was part of a team raising money for Help for Heroes who over the course of 24 hours visited 20 Premier League grounds as a way of raising funds for

Summary: Abuse came to light after mothers recognised his picture on Facebook . Hutchison had been convicted of molesting boy, 14, last year . Lied about his age and encouraged youngsters to meet him with £20 bribe . Has had his FA youth coach licence revoked .


An idyllic abbey which was once the home of a number of scandalous orgies involving politicians and aristocrats has been put up for sale for £10million. Medmenham Abbey, in Buckinghamshire, is a beautiful riverside mansion with stunning gardens and luxury accommodation, which was once the meeting place for a secret society. In the early 18th Century Francis Dashwood, a former Chancellor of the Exchequer, founded the ‘Brotherhood of the Knights of St Francis of Wycombe’ club. Also known as The Hellfire Club, it was a secret society of 24 members - known as the monks of Medmenham - who dressed in gowns and turbans before engaging in acts of debauchery. Medmenham Abbey, in Buckinghamshire (pictured), is a beautiful riverside mansion with stunning gardens and luxury accommodation, which was once the meeting place for a secret society, The Hellfire Club, where politicians and aristocrats would take part in orgies with prostitutes . In the early 18th Century Francis Dashwood, a former Chancellor of the Exchequer, founded the ‘Brotherhood of the Knights of St Francis of Wycombe’ club at the abbey which he owned, and the 24 members of the club would dress in gowns before engaging in acts of debauchery . Despite its scandalous history, which included women prostitutes dressing as nuns before pleasuring the members of the society, the property is now up for sale for a staggering £10milllion and has been described as a 'fantastic family home'. Pictured: The bar area in a living room . The property has been transformed over the years and now boasts nine bedrooms, cinema (pictured), library, spa, gym, music room and a bar . The abbey, which comes complete with a spa including a Jacuzzi and steam room (pictured), is on the market for a whopping £10million . Legend has it that the members would dress prostitutes and open-minded ladies of societies as nuns and demand they pleasure the 'monks'. Members of the society included the likes of the Marquis of Granby, the Earl of Bute, John Wilkes, Thomas Potter, who was the Archbishop of Canterbury's son, and the Earl of Sandwich. The sordid days of Medmenham Abbey are now long gone and the property has been transformed into a 'historic and fantastic family home'. With 42 acres of land and gardens which have been beautifully cared for, the abbey is nestled in the heart of the English countryside and looks out onto the River Thames. The property was originally built on the site of a 13th century Cistercian abbey but was redeveloped by Italian designers in the 18th century at the request of Mr Dashwood. Today, the main house boasts nine bedroom suites, a cinema, library, music room and drawing room along with a spa, gymnasium and bar. In the early 18th Century Francis Dashwood, a former Chancellor of the Exchequer (pictured), founded the ‘Brotherhood of the Knights of St Francis of Wycombe’ - also known as The Hellfire Club - where the 24 members would refer to themselves as the 'monks of Medmenham' With 42 acres of land and gardens which have been

Summary: Idyllic Medmenham Abbey in Buckinghamshire was once the home of orgies involving politicians and aristocrats . Property was owned by former Chancellor Francis Dashwood who formed secret society called The Hellfire Club . Society members - including Earl of Sandwich - would dress prostitutes as nuns and engage in acts of debauchery . Abbey is now up for sale for £10million and boasts nine bedrooms, cinema, library, spa, gym, music room and a bar . Despite its scandalous history, the property has been described as 'historic and fantastic family home' by experts .


Police officers must record the stops they carry out on motorists amid fears they are unfairly targeting ethnic drivers, a watchdog has said. Her Majesty's Inspectorate of Constabulary (HMIC) made the recommendation after finding that black and minority ethnic motorists were disproportionately affected by vehicle stops. Forces are currently not required to make official records of vehicle stops. But a survey by the police watchdog found 7-8 per cent of white drivers were stopped in the last two years, compared to up to 14 per cent of black drivers. HMIC has recommended that all vehicle stops are officially recorded. Police are not currently required to do so but the watchdog found 7-8 per cent of white drivers were stopped in the last two years, compared to up to 14 per cent of black drivers . But white drivers were more likely to be arrested, given a fixed penalty notice, be summonsed or prosecuted – suggesting ethnic motorists were ‘more likely to be stopped for no reason’, the report found. Police made no attempt to assess if they were using their powers fairly, it said. Police forces have also made ‘disappointingly slow progress’ in improving their use of stop and search powers, said HMIC. Government inspectors warned in 2013 that more than a quarter of police stop and searches were unlawful – equivalent to 250,000 of the one million people every year being subjected to searches which did not stick to the rules. Legally nobody should be stopped unless there is 'reasonable suspicion' they are guilty of carrying drugs, weapons or intending to commit a crime. But the latest HMIC report said good progress had been made on only one of 10 recommendations inspectors made in 2013 - the use of technology to record stop and search encounters between the police and a suspect. HMIC Chief Stephen Otter said: ‘Too many police leaders and officers still don't seem to understand the impact that the use of powers to stop and search people can have on the lives of many people, especially young people and those who are from black and minority ethnic backgrounds. ‘This is disappointing because getting it wrong can lead to resentment, anger and, in time, a loss of trust in the police.’ He said fury about unfair and disproportionate stop and searches was ‘one trigger for major disorder’. Mr Otter said police forces might be falling short because they were made up overwhelmingly of white officers. ‘If you are a black officer it might be easier to empathise because it might have happened to you; it is much less likely to happen if you are white,’ he said. ‘Is it active discrimination? Is it racial profiling? There's a lot of research that suggests that's the case.’ A survey of more than 12,000 police officers found more than a third of police officers felt under pressure to carry out fewer stop and searches . He said that despite nearly two decades elapsing since the publication of the McPherson Report, which labelled the police ‘institutionally racist’ over the murder of London student

Summary: HMIC makes recommendation after finding minorities overly affected . 7-8 per cent of white drivers stopped versus 14 per cent of black drivers . Inspectors warn not enough progress made on 2013 recommendations . Police told they may be falling short as force is overwhelmingly white .


Australia's most decorated canine war hero, who was at one stage missing in action for nearly 14 months in Afghanistan, has lost her battle with brain cancer. Sarbi, who worked as an explosive detection dog for the Australian Army, suffered a number of seizures in recent weeks and scans revealed a brain tumour. The canine, affectionately known as 'the wonder dog', lost her short battle with the terminal illness on Friday, and died surrounded by her loved ones, according to her handler. Australian Army dog Sarbi, who went missing in action in Afghanistan for nearly 14 months has died from brain cancer . Affectionately known as the wonder dog, she was trained as an explosive detective dog . Sarbi's handler, Warrant Officer Class Two David Simpson said she had a 'wonderful life' 'Sarbi had a wonderful life serving Australia as an explosive detection dog and as a pet at home for the last five years,' Warrant Officer Class Two David Simpson said. 'Sarbi will live on in everyone's hearts and minds and I hope that her story of perseverance and determination will inspire you to do whatever you can to achieve your goals and dreams.' Sarbi was attached to the Australian Special Operations Task Group in 2008, vanishing from the same patrol and in the same action for which Trooper Mark Donaldson was awarded the Victoria Cross. Here Warrant Officer Class Two David Simpson and Sarbi are pictured being reunited after her time MIA . Sarbi, pictured with Explosive Detection Dog Handler Corporal Adam Exelby, had previously received a number of awards for her bravery . Sarbi attending an air movements brief in Tarin Kowt prior to her departure from Afghanistan . During the bitter fighting, nine Australian soldiers, including Sarbi's handler, were wounded. Thirteen months later a US soldier on patrol in the same area spotted a black labrador walking with a local villager, an unusual sight in Afghanistan. Back at the Australian base at Tarin Kowt, a quick check of the dog's microchip confirmed this was Sarbi. Last month, a south-east Queensland dog park was named in her honour . Sarbi was attached to the Australian Special Operations Task Group in 2008 . It was then she went missing, but was returned nearly 14 months later after a US soldier on patrol in the same area spotted a black labrador walking with a local villager . For her brave efforts, Sarbi was awarded the War Dog Operational Medal, the Canine Service Medal and RSPCA Purple Cross Award. The RSPCA Purple Cross recognises animals that have shown outstanding service to humans. Only eight have been awarded, including that to John Simpson's donkey Murphy, posthumously recognised on behalf of all donkeys who carried wounded soldier on Gallipoli. Last month, a south-east Queensland dog park was named in her honour.

Summary: Sarbi, known as the wonder dog, has died after a short battle with cancer . At one stage she went missing in action in Afghanistan for 14 months . Sarbi worked as an explosive detection dog for the Australian Army . She was retired and for the last five years has been living as a pet . For her bravery, Sarbi has received a number of awards .


Wealthy renters have paid £100 million up-front this year alone to cover their entire tenancy as competition for ideal homes intensifies, it was revealed today. With six or seven people chasing every top London property, bidders are desperate to beat their rivals to seal the deal on a home. As a result they are willing to pay a full year's rent, deposit and fees up-front - handing over £200,000 on average to the landlord. Areas in most demand: A map shows the top ten locations for up front rental payments in London . This is based on figures from Dataloft, which says the average prime London home costs £3,500 per week to rent. In total, around £100 million has been paid up front in the first ten weeks of 2015, which is twice as much as the same period last year. The frenzy is being caused by the General Election, fears of mansion tax and influx of super-rich escaping Russia and Ukraine, according to letting agents E J Harris. Stamp Duty has also turned vendors into landlords and buyers into tenants as the central London £2 million to £20 million sales market has stalled. A number of these rich people are happy to pay their entire tenancy up front despite the properties costing them around £10,000 per week. On Mount Street, in Mayfair, above, more than 80 per cent of the tenancies are secured by up-front payments with lettings values rising by 25 per cent in the past two years . The top ten locations for up front rental payments are Mayfair, Belgravia, Knightsbridge, St James's, Soho, Fitzrovia, Marylebone, Westminster, Chelsea and Kensington. On Mount Street, in Mayfair, more than 80 per cent of the tenancies are secured by up-front payments with lettings values rising by 25 per cent in the past two years. Elizabeth Harris, managing director of E J Harris, said: 'The dramatic rise in up front tenancy payments is driven by several factors. 'Stamp Duty and mansion tax concerns has turned purchasers into tenants and so competition has risen for the best homes which has led to a rise in up front bids. A photo taken on Eaton Place in Belgravia - the area in London came second in the top ten list of up front rental payments . 'The London lettings market has become increasingly international with a new wave of wealthy tenants from Russia, Ukraine, Nigeria and China who are happy to pay their rents entirely up front. Estate agent Tunstall Lettings had one case where a young woman in China paid £4million up front for five years for a property in One Hyde Park. E J Harris had another case of a wealthy Nigerian paying more than £1million up front to rent a property in Mayfair. 'Despite new lettings coming onto the market, the speed at which new lettings instructions are getting tenant offers has increased dramatically, so the number of available lettings properties is actually lower at the end of each week.' The mad market has been highlighted by a number of eye-opening deals. A

Summary: Some pay full year's rent, deposit and fees up-front to land properties . On average, desperate buyers in London handing over £200,000 to landlord . Figures also say average prime London home costs £3,500 a week to rent . Frenzy being caused by super-rich Russians and fears of mansion tax .


Decades ago I found myself working with a young woman with autism. I had done my reading of the autism texts of the time, and was singularly surprised when nothing I had read matched up to the person I was sat next to. There was no flapping, she had no interest in my earrings or buttons, and she certainly wasn't even lining anything up. We know so much more about autism now but the idea that all people with autism are disordered, impaired, or somehow 'lesser' is one that still needs to be challenged. Scroll down for video . People with autism (such as the rock singer Courtney Love) are often unfairly stigmatised, says Luke Beardon, a senior lecturer in autism, who has studied the subject for more than two decades . Having worked closely with people with autism for more than 20 years, I have had the pleasure of meeting many hugely intelligent, insightful, kind, caring, loyal, skilled autistic individuals. This includes two of my best doctoral students who both graduated successfully and are now prominent in their respective fields. Some of the strongest marriages I have encountered are between people with autism, and I have also met multi-millionaire entrepreneurs who have been identified as autistic. WHY IS THERE SUCH A STIGMA SURROUNDING AUTISM? So, the question remains, why is it that autism continues to be seen as a disorder, with terms such as 'impaired functioning' still so rife within the literature and current diagnostic manuals? Why is it that one needs to present as a 'problem' before being in a position to be identified as autistic? Even the term 'diagnosis' brings along its own associations with 'illness' or 'disease'. Surely, this gives out the wrong message to all involved – parents, individuals, and the public. For years, I have been suggesting 'identification' as a more appropriate term, which counters the pejorative language so often heard in reference to autism. Without doubt being autistic in a world populated in the main by people who are not can cause huge issues for the individual and their family. But this is not the same as suggesting that the problems are caused by being autistic. The very fact that there are plenty of autistic individuals who are hugely successful demonstrates that being autistic does not preclude anything at all. Actors Dan Ackroyd and Daryl Hannah, and singer Courtney Love are to name but a few, while others have retrospectively identified other potential big names such as Stanley Kubrick. THE CURSE OF BAD PROGNOSES . Some research has shown poor outcomes for people with autism but there have been fewer evaluations using real-world measures such as employability, self-sufficiency and social support. Some of the ways we measure ability may also be problematic – take memory and learning, for example. The task support hypothesis – the idea that situations can be created for individuals with autism that capitalise on their areas of strength – can lead to situations where the ability to remember is increased. James Durbin, who finished fourth on the tenth season of American

Summary: Luke Beardon is a senior lecturer in autism at Sheffield Hallam University . He questions why autism is still thought of as an inevitable disability . Argues that people in some of the strongest marriages and most successful jobs have autism - and they are kind, caring and loyal .


The last the world knew of Pia Farrenkopf, she had withdrawn $1,500 from her checking account in February 25, 2009. Friends and family didn't see or hear from the woman they described as fun and intelligent in the years since, but they chalked it up to Farrenkopf's solitary tendencies. Meanwhile, letters piled up in her mailbox in the middle-class neighborhood where she lived in Pontiac, Michigan, before being taken back to the Post Office as unclaimed. Mummified: Pia Farrenkopf, who was 44 when authorities believe she died, sat for five years in the backseat of her car mummified . A family member even tried to phone in 2012 to tell Farrenkopf her mother had died, but never got a response. Mortgage payments kept being deducted automatically from bank accounts flush with cash from Farrenkopf's job at ALLTEL Information Services, where she had once programmed banking software. It was not until the money ran out in 2013 and the bank foreclosed that Farrenkopf was finally discovered. The Detroit Free Press reports two repairmen, hired to patch a hole in the roof, found her in 2014, slumped in the backseat of the Jeep Liberty parked in her garage, mummified. Investigators later noted she was found surrounded by hundreds of unopened letters and several empty packs of cigarettes. She had $500 in cash in her pockets and a partially drank bottle of wine by her side. Detectives couldn't find a single fingerprint on the bottle. The home was in a state of chaos and disrepair - a far cry from the way her friend Joan Gill Strack said Farrenkopf liked to keep her home. Scene: Neighbors said they helped clear the driveway and mow the lawn while they believed Farrenkopf was still in the home, though many eventually moved away . World traveler: Farrenkopf traveled to England and Scotland, as well as around the United States, while working programming banking software for ALLTEL Information Services . 'Her house was well-kept, very clean, very tidy,' Strack said. 'She liked things picked up and ordered.' But police found the floors littered with empty soda bottles, more unopened mail, loose clothing and refuse. Black mold had invaded after the sump pump broke down, with dark spots dotting the walls. Strack, who had worked with Farrenkopf when the two lived in Little Rock, Arkansas, said she was 'fun to be around' and 'very, very good at her job,' and traveled to Scotland and England and throughout the US for work. Still, Farrenkopf was never extremely social. Siblings recalled long stretches of time where they wouldn't hear from Farrenkopf, who would often not return phone calls. Fun and smart: Farrenkopf, pictured in this undated photo taken at a coworker's birthday celebration, was described as an excellent employee . Mysterious: Darryl Tillery, a neighbor, said he could not have known that the solitary Farrenkopf was in her garage for five years . Then a postcard or call came from a far-flung destination like Austria. 'Sometimes she would go, literally, for years without us hearing from her,' one sister, Jean LeBlanc, who

Summary: Pia Farrenkopf of Pontiac was found mummified in the backseat of her car . Investigators believe she died at 44 in 2009 but it wasn't until 2014 her body was discovered . Relatives and a friend described Farrenkopf, who lived alone, as smart and fun but often solitary . Her remains were in such a state of desiccation that the medical examiner was unable to conduct a full autopsy and the cause of death is unknown . She was only discovered after bank foreclosed on her house .


Breast milk for sale on the internet can pose serious health risks, experts have warned. Milk sold online can be cheaper than from regulated milk banks, and is often bought by mothers who are unable to breastfeed, as well as cancer sufferers, fetishists and bodybuilders. Research published in the British Medical Journal said stricter regulation is needed as it could be potentially dangerous - especially for babies. Buying breast milk online - rather from a certified milk bank - can be dangerous, experts have warned . The report said women often feel pressurised by 'emotive, moralising discourse around breast feeding' and the belief that 'formula is inferior to human milk'. 'In the absence of warnings about the dangers of buying milk online, this option might seem healthy and beneficial - the better choice if one can't breast feed oneself,' it added. 'What mothers, and many healthcare workers, don't realise is that this market is dangerous, putting infant health at risk.' The report said milk should be screened for diseases, such as hepatitis B and C, HIV and human T cell lymphotropic virus and syphilis. Healthcare workers should be offered training on the online market so they can provide good advice and offer safe alternatives to new mothers, it added. Previous research has shown that milk purchased online has more bacterial growth due to lack of pasteurisation and poor shipping and storage. Buying breast milk online can pose health risks for babies, experts warn. Writing in the British Medical Journal, researchers said buying breast milk from the internet - rather than from certified milk banks - carries risks. Stricter regulation of online breast milk retailers is needed, they said. They added milk should be screened for diseases, such as hepatitis B and C, HIV and human T cell lymphotropic virus and syphilis. Healthcare workers should be offered training on the online market so they can provide good advice and offer safe alternatives to new mothers, they added. Previous research has shown that milk purchased online has more bacterial growth due to lack of pasteurisation and poor shipping and storage. One study showed that only nine out of 101 samples did not have bacterial growth. Others revealed that 25 per cent of milk samples were delivered with poor packaging and were no longer frozen, and had been contaminated with drugs and other substances. 'At present milk bought online is a far from ideal alternative, exposing infants and other consumers to microbiological and chemical agents,' the report led by the Global Health, Policy and Innovation Unit at Queen Mary University London concluded. 'Urgent action is required to make this market safer.' Selling the milk has become big business in the United States, and women in the UK are now increasingly offering up their surplus milk. Websites such as onlythebreast.co.uk offer a forum for mothers to sell or donate their milk, with headings such as 'Nuneaton; fatty, nutritious, healthy breast milk' and 'Dairy free breast milk for sale - Dagenham'. Sellers usually add a small profile about themselves with details such as whether they drink alcohol

Summary: Selling breast milk online is big business in the US, and now increasing numbers of women in the UK are selling their surplus milk . It is often sold more cheaply on the internet than in regulated milk banks . Is bought by mothers who can't breastfeed, fetishists and bodybuilders . Experts in the British Medical Journal say buying milk online is risky . Has not been screened for diseases and contains more bacterial growth .


The photographs show Kerrie Cartmill gazing down at her tiny newborn son, who is nuzzled into her chest. Though little bigger than a bag of sugar and surrounded by tubes and wires, he is sleeping peacefully. But while the picture is one of serenity, the pictures marked a frightening time for Mrs Cartmill and her husband Stuart. Their son's health was deteriorating rapidly, and they knew these precious days could be the only time they would ever have with their him. Kerrie and Stuart Cartmill are seen (left and right) cradling their newborn son Matthew to their chests. He was born with a rare condition which sees 90 per cent of babies die within the first five days of their lives . Matthew was born with Trisomy 13, a rare chromosomal disorder which cause multiple congenital abnormalities which result in severe physical and mental impairment . Matthew, from Newry, Northern Ireland, suffers from a rare condition called Trisomy 13, which sees 90 per cent of babies die within the first five days of their lives. Incredibly, Matthew beat the odds and has lived to see his first birthday, a milestone doctors feared he might never reach. Trisomy 13 is a chromosomal disorder which can lead to multiple congenital abnormalities which result in severe physical and mental impairment. It affects only one in 16,000 births, and it is so rare that Matthew is currently the only person in Northern Ireland with the condition. In the first year of his life, he spent 170 days in hospital and has had medical appointments every day. His family have committed themselves to caring for their only child and Mrs Cartmill, 29, gave up her job as a primary school teacher to care for her son. She said: 'We've all had such a tough year and Matthew has spent nearly half of his life in hospital. But we are now looking to give him more stability and a routine at home. Trisomy 13, or Patau syndrom, is a chromosomal abnormality caused by an extra copy of chromosome 13 in every cell. The condition causes multiple congenital abnormalities which result in severe physical and mental impairment. It occurs in one in 16,000 live births and is the third most common autosomal trisomy in newborns. A couple are more at risk of having a child with the condition if they have a family history of the condition, risk also rises with maternal age. Many babies with Trisomy 13 are stillborn or die within the first few days after being born - the life expectancy of affected babies is just 2.5 days. About 50 per cent of babies survive for longer than a week and only five to ten per cent survive for longer than a year. Features of the condition include, low birth weight, heart defects, facial defects, severe learning difficulties, problems controlling breathing, deafness, hernias, polycystic kidneys and abnormal hands and feet. 'Our plans as a family have changed as we give Matthew every bit of our time and energy. We don't know what the future holds, we

Summary: Matthew Cartmill was born with Trisomy 13, a chromosomal disorder . The condition is caused by an extra chromosome 13 in every cell . Causes congenital defects which lead to physical and mental impairment . Only 5 to 10 per cent of babies with the condition live to a year old . Celebrated his first birthday - landmark doctors feared he wouldn't reach . Condition is so rare doctors cannot say what the prognosis for the future is .


The draw for the FA Cup semi-finals at Wembley takes place on Monday with two quarter-finals needing to be replayed after the weekend action. Reading and Bradford's goalless draw on Saturday was followed by a stalemate between Liverpool and Bradford at Anfield on Sunday. Aston Villa secured their place at Wembley with a 2-0 victory at home to West Brom. The games will be played on April 18 and 19 and you can watch the draw live below: . Liverpool's Philippe Coutinho (second right) is crowded out by five Blackburn players in the Anfield draw . League One side Bradford, who knocked Chelsea out earlier in the competition, have a replay at Reading .

Summary: Aston Villa earned a semi-final place with victory over West Brom . Championship side Reading were held to a 0-0 draw away to Bradford . Liverpool were unable to get past Blackburn in another 0-0 draw at Anfield .


Passengers experienced tense moments on board a KLM flight today after a small fire erupted inside an overhead compartment for hand luggage. A spokesman for the Dutch airline said the cause of the fire is under investigation, but a passenger claims it was sparked by a lithium ion battery inside a traveller's bag. Flight attendants used an on-board fire extinguisher to put out the blaze which occurred moments after the plane landed in Bangkok at 10:40am local time. A KLM spokesman said the fire was detected as the plane taxied to its gate at Bangkok's international airport . The KLM spokesman said the Boeing 777, carrying 321 passengers plus employees, was taxiing to its gate at Suvarnabhumi Bangkok International Airport after flying in from Amsterdam. He told MailOnline Travel: ‘There was a short fire on board in one of the overhead luggage compartments for hand luggage and our crew made sure that the fire was put out. ‘After that all passengers and crew left the plane safely.’ The spokesman said he is unable to comment on the possibility that the fire involved a lithium ion battery, as the investigation hasn’t reached a conclusion. The KLM crew is being hailed for extinguishing the fire and preventing injury to passengers and employees . One of the plane's passengers tweeted a video which showed a crew member extinguishing the fire . One of the passengers on flight KL875 recorded video as a flight attendant used a fire extinguisher to spray a smouldering bag as it sat on a seat in business class. A photo snapped moments earlier shows the crew spraying the bag while it was on fire in the overhead luggage bin. The passenger posted the video and photo on her Twitter account, @Accone, and wrote: ‘Well done @KLM for calm management of cabin fire on flight KL875 caused by a battery in a passenger’s carry-on luggage’. She added in a second tweet: ‘Take Lithium ion batteries in carry on! One caused a fire on our flight. It was immediately detected & extinguished; difficult in cargo.’ KLM said it is unable to comment on claims that the fire was sparked by a passenger's lithium ion battery . The KLM crew is being hailed for extinguishing the fire and preventing injury to passengers and employees. The spokesman for the Dutch airline said the plane will be inspected and any necessary repairs will be completed before it returns to service. KLM’s policy on lithium ion batteries mirrors that of other carriers around the world. Loose lithium ion batteries may only be carried in hand baggage, and each spare battery must be stored in the original packaging, or the battery contact points must be covered with tape to insulate them and packed in separate plastic bags. It permits the transport of object that are powered by lithium batteries, including mobile phones, laptop computers and tablet computers. Last week Boeing and other aircraft makers urged a ban on bulk lithium battery shipments on passenger planes, saying the threat of fires is ‘an unacceptable risk’. An industry group warned

Summary: A spokesman for KLM said the cause of the fire is under investigation . One of the passengers claimed it was caused by a lithium ion battery . Small fire was detected as the plane taxied to its gate at a Bangkok airport . KLM said there were no injuries and everyone disembarked safely .


A brave rape survivor took the podium at a Maryland state Senate meeting this week and told the frightening tale about being stalked by a man she never met. Jacqueline Kahn was speaking in support of a measure that would allow residents in Maryland to carry concealed weapons for self-defense. The state is currently one of just a handful in the nation that doesn't allow residents to carry firearms on the basis of protection alone. Scroll down for video . Passionate: Rape-survivor Jacqueline Kahn spoke at a Maryland senate committee meeting last week in support of a measure that would allow residents to carry concealed handguns for self defense . 'I need you to know this is so incredibly difficult for me, but I feel like if I don't humanize this, if I don't make it clear how this legislation actually affects your daughters, your mothers, the women of this state, then it's all just a bunch of numbers,' Kahn told lawmakers. In her presentation, Kahn told the Senators about how a man was once arrested in her back yard with duct tape and a knife. 'I wish I could tell you that's the only time I've been stalked, or that's the only man who has stalked anyone in the state of Maryland. But there's a huge number of women, who like me have been raped, who like me have been sexually assaulted — and we want the right to be able to do what we would be allowed to do throughout the majority of the rest of the United States,' she said. Kahn didn't speak about the details of her rape. Right to bear arms: The above states in green allow residents to carry concealed weapons for self defense. Maryland is considering joining these states . Kahn says she enjoys spending her time in 'secluded places' like the beach or on mountain hikes, but that she doesn't feel safe going on these adventures alone, unarmed, in adherence to the current laws. On one outing, Kahn says she was sleeping in a tent, when woke up to a man trying to enter. 'When I'm in my house, I'm allowed to protect myself. But walking along the sidewalk, I'm not. So you make me into a criminal. You force me to decide, do I want to be judged by 12 or carried by six.' Kahn also pulled out a map that shows that most states allow citizens to carry concealed weapons for self-defense purposes. The Maryland State Senate is currently deciding whether to add self-defense to concealed handgun permits.

Summary: Jacqueline Kahn was speaking support of measure that would allow residents in Maryland to carry concealed weapons for self defense .


The build-up to Manchester United’s FA Cup quarter-final against Arsenal has inevitably rekindled memories of their epic encounter in 1999; Roy Keane’s sending-off, Peter Schmeichel’s penalty save and Ryan Giggs’ mazy, mesmerising winner followed by a shirt-stripping celebration. United’s semi-final victory at Villa Park that night came to epitomise Sir Alex Ferguson’s Treble-winning team. The penchant for high drama. The never-say-die spirit that he instilled in his players. And a ‘we’ll score more goals than you’ attitude in going toe-to-toe with any opponent, be it Barcelona or Blackburn Rovers. So as United prepare to face the Gunners again for a place at Wembley on Monday night, it’s perhaps understandable if their supporters are growing disillusioned by the brand of football being offered up by Louis van Gaal’s team. Ryan Giggs (right) scored arguably the greatest FA Cup goal in Manchester United's 1999 win over Arsenal . Giggs watches his left-foot strike fly past David Seaman as defender Toy Adams slides in too late . Giggs' semi-final winner was followed by a shirt-stripping celebration in an iconic moment at Villa Park . United won the Treble with Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's late Champions League strike against Bayern Munich . It doesn’t seem to matter what tactics the Dutchman employs, the result seems to be the same. Whether it’s down to a three-man defence, a midfield diamond, or simply a case of launching high balls up to Marouane Fellaini, United simply haven’t been very entertaining this season. There is a caution, a lethargy, to Van Gaal’s side at odds with the traditions of the club. The Manchester United way. Giggs espoused it when he was installed as caretaker manager for the final four games of last season. ‘It’s going to be my philosophy, Manchester United’s philosophy,’ said Giggs at the time. ‘I want players to play with passion, speed, tempo and be brave with imagination – all the things that are expected of a Manchester United player. United’s philosophy is to attack.’ No wonder the Old Trafford legend seemed a little underwhelmed as Van Gaal turned to him to celebrate a late 1-0 win over Newcastle last week. Current Manchester United boss Louis van Gaal has been criticised for his brand of football this season . Van Gaal's philosophy this season is different to United's trademark cavalier style of play . Juan Mata (right) leads the way as United's current crop prepare to face Arsenal in the FA Cup . David de Gea, Marouane Fellaini and Luke Shaw (L-R) could all start against the Gunners at Old Trafford . Paul Scholes, Giggs’s former team-mate who joined him on the coaching staff for that brief stint last year, has described United’s football as ‘miserable’. ‘United’s history was built on attacking football, which does not always mean that the team kept clean sheets or did not concede chances,’ says Scholes. ‘To beat opposing teams you have to attack, and to attack you have to take risks. Too few of the players in the current team are prepared to take those risks.’ Ferguson’s teams did not always dazzle

Summary: Manchester United face Arsenal in the FA Cup sixth round on Monday night . United boss Louis van Gaal has been criticised for his tactics this season . Star striker Wayne Rooney has been deployed largely in midfield this term . Midfielder Marouane Fellaini has been used as a target centre forward too . Martin Keown: Manchester United vs Arsenal is a classic rivalry . Manchester United vs Arsenal: Team news, probable line ups and more . CLICK HERE for all the latest Manchester United news .


Lewis Hamilton hailed his crew of mechanics following a difficult day at the office that he claims left him 'heavily compromised' ahead of this weekend's Malaysian Grand Prix. Fresh from an Australian Grand Prix 'triple crown' of pole position, fastest lap and race win, Hamilton was forced to pull his Mercedes to one side after just four installation laps in the first practice session at the Sepang International Circuit. Mercedes mechanics fix Lewis Hamilton's car at the team's garage after its engine failure on Friday . After the car was hauled back to the garage there were initial fears an engine change may be required, only for the fault to lie within the power unit inlet system. The depth of the issue within the system, however, meant Hamilton did not return to the track until 38 minutes into the 90 of FP2. But the 30-year-old wasted no time in getting up to speed as he went on to set the fastest lap, being the only driver to dip under 100 seconds with a time of one minute 39.790secs. 'It was an amazing job done by my guys to rebuild the car, get the engine and gearbox back on and to get back out,' said Hamilton. 'I am very grateful for that. Especially here where it is so hot and so difficult for the tyres, so it was really important get back out.' Hamilton overcame the engine problems in the morning practice session to set the fastest time . Losing too much time, however, may yet prove costly as Hamilton added: 'It affects you quite a bit. 'Fortunately I got a few laps in with a longer run at the end, but in terms of my set-up, I have not made any changes and it is quite a bit off from where we need it. 'Overall, my preparations have been heavily compromised. Whenever you lose a session, and most of the second session too, that definitely doesn't help. 'In the end, just to get some laps was crucial. If I had missed all of today then Sunday would be hard. 'Right now I have some improvements to make to the balance and the settings, so I am sure we will tweak and improve it because we have not got the car dialled in.' But the British world champion says his Malaysian Grand Prix preparations have been 'heavily compromised' Ferrari's Kimi Raikkonen was second quickest in both sessions, the Finn finishing 0.373secs adrift of Hamilton's team-mate Nico Rosberg in FP1, and remarkably exactly the same time off the Briton in FP2. Although Ferrari are showing signs of closing in on Mercedes, Raikkonen said: "The car is still not perfect, but I'm sure we can improve for tomorrow. 'We have some work to do on the set up to make everything easier, but we'll do our best and we'll see where we end up in qualifying.' Ferrari driver Kimi Raikkonen during practice for the Malaysian Formula One Grand Prix on Friday . Rosberg had to settle for third best, just over four tenths of a

Summary: Lewis Hamilton missed Friday's first session and some of the second . Hamilton still set the fastest time in Malaysia despite the engine failure . The world champion says preparations have been 'heavily compromised' Fernando Alonso returns to the track following crash in Australia .


Getting children to welcome a new baby into the home can sometimes prove difficult - especially when it wasn't the playmate they were hoping for. Indeed, one mother from Colorado filmed the moment she told her daughter she was expecting a boy. Footage shows the toddler's smile quickly turning to a frown and then a cry 'no' as she breaks down in tears. 'I want a baby sister!' the little girl dramatically sobs. Her mother calmly explains that it isn't possible and she'll be getting a baby brother. 'That's why it's blue,' she says referencing a baby shower cupcake at home. But the girl remains vehemently opposed to the idea. The clip ends with her exclaiming: 'I want a baby sister right now!' Hopefully she eventually came around to the idea of having a little brother. Caught on camera: One mother from America filmed the moment she told her daughter she was expecting a boy - the infant wasn't too impressed . Chain reaction: The toddler's smile quickly turns to a frown and then a cry 'no' as she breaks down in tears .

Summary: A mother from America filmed the scene play out . Her daughter immediately started crying when she found out she was going to get a brother .


It used to be a landmark age when women crossed over from being youthful and desirable to being over-the-hill. But today turning 40, is no longer a harbinger of middle age but for many it's just another phase of our ever extending youth with all the anxieties of opportunities not taken and plans left undone. Here three generations of women discuss how they felt about the big 4-0, and how society's view of women as they age has changed for the better over their lifetimes. Sarah (top right) with her mother Helen (left), grandmother Mollie (centre) and one-year-old daughter Matilda, pose for a family selfie. The 39-year-old says talking to her mother and grandmother about turning 40 has helped her feel less downhearted about ageing, going grey and being more critical of her appearance . Sarah, right, with her mother Helen Ivens and one-year-old daughter Matilda . THE GRANDMOTHER . Mollie Guillaume, 87, is retired and lives in Chigwell, Essex with her sister, Joan, 84. She says: . 'Back then, once a woman turned 40 she was expected to dress in a more subdued way, get a shorter haircut and generally become quite staid in appearance. 'Nowadays of course it seems like anything goes on the wardrobe front until you die - I see some old biddies these days who look ridiculous, showing off their scrawny legs in clothes meant for teenagers and coated in thick, gaudy make-up. 'I've always liked wearing tailored, comfortable clothes in flattering colours so my appearance hasn't changed too much from birthday to birthday. 'I don't like the idea of getting older; I don't feel 87. But I've always eaten carefully, kept active, travelled the world and spent quality time with my family and friends - and I have my health after getting cancer in my 50s - so instead of moaning about it I just feel very, very lucky I'm still here. 'My daughter Helen looks in the mirror and can't believe there's an old woman staring back at her, but I'm used to it so it's not a shock for me any more. 'As my granddaughter hits 40, she should really be thinking "I'm halfway done now, if I'm lucky, so let's enjoy this life!" Four generations together: From left to right, Helen Ivens, mum Mollie Guillaume and Sarah with her son William, who's now three . THE MOTHER . Helen Ivens, 65, is retired and lives in Chigwell, Essex, with her husband Keith, 66. 'I didn't want a big party for my 40th birthday, so my husband took me for a romantic weekend in a Paris, without the children, who were 14, eight and two at the time. 'But I wasn't depressed. In fact I remember feeling happier than I ever had in my life. Turning 40 coincided with a great sense of relief that my life was stable and on an even keel after a difficult first half. 'In fact 40 was a great turning point for me, and it's been good ever since. 'The catchphrase at the time - on cards, badges

Summary: Mollie Guillaume, 87, turned 40 in 1968 as women's lib swept Britain . Her daughter Helen Ivens, now 65, hit the milestone birthday in the Eighties . As granddaughter Sarah turns 40 the women compare their experiences .


A college party that went well into the morning did not end well for some students at California Polytechnic State University. Roughly 30 students who had danced and drank the night away were on the roof of a garage when it collapsed underneath them around 6:20am Saturday morning during a St. Fratty's Day party. Of those, ninw were injured, with eight of the injuries being minor and one serious. In the serious injury, a person's thigh was impaled by a piece of debris early Saturday, the city said in a statement. Scroll down for video . A roof collapsed early Saturday morning as 30 college students were partying and dancing at a St. Fratty's Day party . The 1,000 people at the party were mostly students at California Polytechnic State University . Eight others were treated for cuts and bruises. None of the injuries are life-threatening. The off-campus party, which was not affiliated in any way with the college, drew about 1,000 students, and hundreds could still be seen partying in a video that showed the exact moment the roof collapsed. 'We are working closely with fire and hospital officials to stay apprised of the conditions of those who were hurt,' Cal Poly spokesperson Matt Lazier said in a statement to Mustang News. 'Our thoughts are with those injured, and we wish them a speedy recovery. Cal Poly is also in close contact with local public safety agencies as they work to determine exactly what occurred. Their findings will help inform our own efforts to ascertain what led to this incident and decide how we will respond.' Nine people were injured, with eight of the injuries being minor and one serious . The university is working with authorities to learn if any college-affiliated organizations were involved in hosting the event . Police Capt. Chris Staley says three people were arrested for misdemeanors as his department and the San Luis Obispo Fire Department brought the scene under control a few hours after the collapse. Staley said the event, and its coming 10 days before St. Patrick's Day, caught police by surprise. 'This is completely unprecedented,' Staley told the San Luis Obispo Tribune. 'We've never had anything like this.' Lazier meanwhile said the university is working with authorities to learn if any college-affiliated organizations were involved in hosting the event.

Summary: A roof collapsed early Saturday morning as 30 college students were partying and dancing at a St. Fratty's Day party . The 1,000 people at the party were mostly students at California Polytechnic State University . Nine people were injured, with seven of them minor and one serious . A person's thigh was impaled by a piece of debris .


Google was almost prosecuted by the US government three years ago for skewing its search results, according to a confidential report. In 2012, experts at the US Federal Trade Commission (FTC) who were probing the company after some of its rivals complained about Google’s dominance in internet search, wrote that the company was using anti-competitive tactics, to the detriment of users. The 160-page report, which was obtained by The Wall Street Journal, suggests that Google's algorithms were biased and it was demoting competitors' services, while putting its own at the top of search results lists. The 160 page report, which was obtained by The Wall Street Journal, suggests that Google's algorithms were biased and it was demoting competitors' services, while putting its own at the top of search results lists . It said that key staff members of the FTC were in favour of suing the Californian tech giant for violating antitrust rules, before the agency settled its investigation in 2013. The internal report was written by the FTC’s competition bureau, which opened its investigation into internet search engines in 2011. It said that Google’s 'conduct has resulted - and will result - in real harm to consumers and to innovation in the online search and advertising markets.' The report also said that the tech company's actions 'helped it to maintain, preserve and enhance Google’s monopoly position in the markets for search and search advertising' and 'will have lasting negative effects on consumer welfare'. Google claims its facial recognistion 'FaceNet' system is practically perfect, getting the right person 99.96 per cent of the time. The dataset uses more than 13,000 face images from the Internet to measure how accurate the algorithms are at verifying whether two images are of the same individual . 'Our method uses a deep convolutional network trained to directly optimize the embedding itself, rather than an intermediate bottleneck layer as in previous deep learning approaches,' the researchers say. 'To train, we use triplets of roughly aligned matching / non-matching face patches generated using a novel online triplet mining method. 'The benefit of our approach is much greater representational efficiency: we achieve state-of-the-art face recognition performance using only 128-bytes per face. 'On the widely used Labeled Faces in the Wild (LFW) dataset, our system achieves a new record accuracy of 99.63%. FaceNet was trained on an enormous 260-million-image dataset and performed at an 86 percent and higher accuracy rate. It argued that the owner of the world's number one internet search engine illegally took information from rival websites, such as Trip Advisor and Amazon, to improve its own search ranking system and placed restrictions on websites and advertisers, the BBC reported. Despite this, the FTC settled its multi-year investigation of Google in 2013 after the search giant agreed to some voluntary changes to its practices. This included allowing websites to opt out of having content included in competing search products. The Journal noted that it's rare for commissioners not to take staff recommendations, but that another report from a different part of the agency didn't back legal action. Jon

Summary: Federal Trade Commission report was obtained by The Wall Street Journal . Shows Google was almost prosecuted for manipulating search results . Report suggests Google's algorithms demoted rival services . Deal was reached in 2013 for Google to change its search rankings .


James Milner's future at Manchester City may not be resolved until the end of the season. The in-demand England international is out of contract at the end of the year and talks have taken place about extending his stay at the Etihad Stadium. However, no deal has been agreed for Milner, who has attracted interest from the likes of City's Premier League rivals Liverpool and Arsenal. James Milner has still not resolved his future at Manchester City with a number of big clubs interested . Milner celebrates scoring for City against Sheffield Wednesday in the FA Cup third round . Sportsmail understands preliminary talks have also taken place with Inter Milan, AC Milan and Roma while two clubs in Spain are monitoring the situation. Milner's first choice remains a contract extension at City. But the 29-year-old midfielder remains unconvinced Manuel Pellegrini can give him the playing time he craves at this stage of his career. Milner is now expected to use the remainder of the season to gauge how much he is needed at the club. The England midfielder would prefer to remain at Man City but is attracting plenty of interest . Milner runs away in celebration after scoring against Leicester City last month . City face a fight to retain their Premier League title from leaders Chelsea and will head to the Nou Camp next week seeking to overturn a 2-1 Champions League deficit to Barcelona. Regular playing time in his preferred position in central midfield at the business end of the campaign may well persuade him to stay in Manchester. Milner has already made 36 appearances for Pellegrini's side this season and has been in good form. He joined City from Aston Villa for £26m in 2010.

Summary: Milner's Man City contract expires at the end of the year . Talks have taken place about extending his stay at the Etihad Stadium . England midfielder has attracted interest from Arsenal and Liverpool . Talks have also taken place with Milan, Inter and Roma . Milner, 29, would prefer to stay at the Premier League champions .


A Washington D.C. tech entrepreneur has recalled his anger at learning his former Playmate wife had died in a hot tub after a night of sex, cocaine and drinking with her lover. Gary Hensley, 37, detailed the heart-wrenching moment he found out his wife Cassandra had died and the challenges he has faced as a single father to her two children from a previous relationship. 'I'll always miss her,' Hensley told the Washington Post. Cassandra Lynn Hensley, who was named a Playboy Playmate of the Month in 2006, had flown from the couple's home to Los Angeles to attend Playboy's 60th anniversary party in January 2014. Family: Gary Hensley is widowed and a single dad to his step-children, Alexis and Devin, pictured, following the death of his wife, former Playboy Playmate Cassandra Lynn, in January 2014 . But after taking part in a photo shoot, the 34-year-old headed to a photographer's apartment, had sex with him and binged on drugs and alcohol, TMZ previously reported. In the early hours of the next morning, the photographer woke up and found Cassandra unconscious in the bathtub. Emergency responders were unable to resuscitate her and she was pronounced dead. Gary Hensley, who met Cassandra when they were neighbors in 2007, was home with her two children, Alexis and Devin, then 12 and six, when an acquaintance messaged him asking: 'Is it true?' Moments later, two police officers turned up on his doorstep and explained that his wife had been found dead in Los Angeles - although they would not reveal the circumstances. 'I just had this overwhelming sense of wanting to be next to her,' he told the Washington Post's Ellen McCarthy. Questions: Hensley is pictured with his wife, who was found dead in a hot tub after a night of sex, drugs and alcohol with her lover in Los Angeles. He said he is still haunted by questions of how much she loved him . Playmate: Cassandra, pictured with Hugh Hefner, had been named a Playmate of the Month in 2006 . But after calling the coroner, he learned the lurid details of her death. He said his reaction was anger - because he didn't know how he was going to raise the children without her. 'I was so angry at her,' he said. 'I was like, "What am I going to do? How am I going to raise the kids? How do I get Alexis through prom and her wedding and all those things you're not going to be there for?"' Today Hensley, who has since learned that the affair had been going on for a while, is still haunted by questions of how much his wife loved him. 'A year past all that, I just have come to the resolve that for the five years we were together, she did - to the degree that she could,' he told the Post. 'And nobody's perfect. Neither am I.' He knew Cassandra had struggled with drugs and alcohol when she was younger and, in the months before her death, he noticed that she had

Summary: Gary Hensley, 37, was at home with Cassandra Lynn's two children when he learned that she had died in Los Angeles in January 2014 . Cassandra, a Playmate of the Month in 2006, was found unconscious in a hot tub by her lover after a night of sex, cocaine and drinking . Hensley said he was angry because he did not know how he would take care of her children - then six and 12 - from a previous relationship . In an interview with the Washington Post, he said he is haunted by questions of whether or not she loved him . The children's biological father never wanted custody of the kids and now they call Hensley 'Dad', which 'always makes me smile', he said .