Ben Stokes has been recalled by England on Wednesday in a Test squad for the Caribbean which also includes six Yorkshiremen. England have named a 16-man party for the three-Test series next month that includes the Durham all-rounder who was left out of the disastrous World Cup campaign. Stokes emerged as the most exciting young talent in the English game when he scored a maiden Test century in the third Ashes Test in Perth but then endured a miserable year after breaking his wrist when punching a locker in frustration after being dismissed in Barbados. All-rounder Ben Stokes has been recalled for the England Test squad for the upcoming West Indies tour . All-rounder Stokes has remained in the thoughts of selectors and performed well for the England Lions in South Africa (above left) - he has been brought back amid fitness concerns over Chris Woakes . His all-round form was so bad that he was left out of the World Cup but England have now decided to bring him back into the fold with fitness concerns over Chris Woakes. Stokes' uncapped Durham team-mate Mark Wood also travels to St Kitts on April 2 as does Adam Lyth, Adil Rashid, Jonny Bairstow and Liam Plunkett in a squad that reflects Yorkshire’s status as the best county for producing talent. The four Yorkshire players join their more established county colleagues Joe Root and Gary Ballance. Jonathan Trott, captaining the Lions in January, has been recalled by England for their tour of West Indies . Yorkshire's contingent includes established Test batsman Joe Root, who endured a tough World Cup . Gary Ballance, here during a training session at the World Cup, is another product of the Yorkshire system . VIDEO We take responsibility for exit - Morgan . Wood, 25, is an exciting fast bowler whose progress has been restricted by injury but who has impressed outgoing England bowling coach David Saker and the man who may replace him Ottis Gibson. Lyth has also been rewarded for prolific county form, a more mature Rashid than the man who first toured with England six years ago will travel as all-round spin-bowling back-up and Bairstow pips Kent’s exciting young talent Sam Billings as back-up wicketkeeper. Jonathan Trott, as first revealed in Sportsmail, returns for the first time since a mental condition later diagnosed as situational anxiety caused him to leave England’s ill-fated last Ashes tour after the first Test in Brisbane. Opener Adam Lyth (left) has been rewarded for his prolific county form and Adil Rashid is back in the fold. Lyth's teammate Richard Pyrah tweeted his congratulations, below . Jonny Bairstow (left) pips Sam Billings to be back-up wicketkeeper and Liam Plunkett (right) returns . Stokes' uncapped Durham team-mate Mark Wood also travels with the England squad to St Kitts on April 2 . Alastair Cook will return as captain for a three-Test tour that England desperately need to win after being embarrassingly eliminated from the first round of the World Cup. Ian Bell, wicketkeeper Jos Buttler, Stuart Broad, Chris Jordan and James Anderson all

Summary: Ben Stokes has been named in the England squad to tour the Caribbean . Jonathan Trott, as first revealed in the Daily Mail, returns to the squad . Six Yorkshire players also included: Adam Lyth, Adil Rashid, Jonny Bairstow and Liam Plunkett, along with Joe Root and Gary Ballance . Stokes' uncapped Durham team-mate Mark Wood also to travel to St Kitts . Alastair Cook retains captaincy for the three Test match series .


Thousands of JetBlue passengers faced lengthy delays following 'a widespread system outage' on Monday. Lines snaked around airports, including John F. Kennedy International Airport in New York, Logan International in Boston and airports in Tampa and Orlando, following the early-morning outage. The issue meant passengers were unable to check in their bags and some had to wait for handwritten boarding passes, NBC News reported. The company says it has now resolved the problem but that there will be residual delays throughout the morning. Frustrating: JetBlue customers shared photos of the massive queues at airports across the East Coast on Monday morning after the company suffered a massive system outage . Anger: One passenger tweeted her annoyance at the delays at LaGuardia Airport in New York City . Apologies: The airline told passengers about the problem over Twitter but has now resolved the issue . It had revealed the issue on Twitter after customers complained about the delayed flights. 'We apologize,' JetBlue tweeted. 'There is a system outage. We're working to get everything up and running as quickly as we can.' The issue was resolved around 6.15am, the company said. 'It looks like our system is coming back,' it tweeted to one customer shortly before 6.30am. 'We should have you on your way shortly.' It said that no flights would be canceled but that some would be held so that passengers would make their planes. WBZ reported that some people had reported missing their flights because of long security lines. Matt Cleinman, who was supposed to take off from Boston at 6.20am for Pittsburgh, was still waiting to check in at 7am. Stuck: Another customer traveling from Boston shared his ordeal online before the system was fixed . Bad start to the week: Customers waited in lines for as long as 90 minutes to get boarding passes . Delays: The system has now been fixed but delays remain at airports, including in Boston and New York . 'I'd expect major delays to ripple through their day,' he told NBC, saying lines were 'crazy'. Others took to Twitter to share images of the lines and to express their annoyance. '#JetBlue manually checking in passengers at DCA,' said Ryan Ludick, who was waiting at Reagan National Airport in Virginia. 'Over an hour standing on line with no progress.' 'All @JetBlue systems down. No check in possible. at kiosk, on phone, or at desk. Not boarding any flights systemwide, either. Ouch,' another traveler in Boston tweeted. 'Lines wrap around Logan airport due to Jet Blues computer problems,' Susie Steimle of WBZ in Boston tweeted at 7am. 'Most of these people have been waiting 1.5 hrs.' Charlie Field, also in Boston, said the terminal was 'jammed' but noted that the airline's employees were 'keeping people calm and informed'.

Summary: The airline suffered a system failure early on Monday morning . Passengers were unable to check in their luggage and had to wait for handwritten boarding passes . Caused massive lines at airports in New York, Boston, DC and Florida . Company said issue has now been resolved but delays would remain .


Recent killings by an unidentified croc slayer in the Northern Territory, who's gone as far as skinning and beheading saltwater crocodiles, has sparked deep concerns among wildlife and conservation groups. One crocodile was recently found at Dundee Beach, southwest of Darwin, which is where a previous two were brutally mutilated earlier in the month. A crocodile conservationist says such incidents have 'gone on forever' in the Northern Territory but are now distressingly on the rise. Recent killings by an unidentified croc slayer in the Northern Territory has sparked deep concerns among wildlife and conservation groups . A crocodile conservationist says such incidents have 'gone on forever' in the Northern Territory but are now distressingly on the rise . Mr Edlund says it is illegal to kill protected wildlife, which include crocodiles, with the maximum penalty being a $74,500 fine or five years behind bars . While it is unknown whether the suspected croc killer is working alone or with others, it is believed a fisherman could be responsible for the recent murders of saltwater crocodiles in the area. NT Parks and Wildlife spokesman Edwin Edlund says he is 'disturbed' by the recent killings. 'It is more likely there has been human involvement in these recent incidents,' he told Daily Mail Australia. 'If it is the same person who is doing this multiple times, who knows when the next incident will be.' Mr Edlund says it is illegal to kill protected wildlife, which include crocodiles, with the maximum penalty being a $74,500 fine or five years behind bars. Mr Edlund says he receives about 10 reports of such incidents each year, most of which involve firearms. However he says there are no official reports issued by those who found the dead animals on the beach and urged them to come forward. 'We heavily rely on the public to come forward with evidence and report these incidents,' he said. 'So it's very hard for us to pursue any inquiries without reports.' Mr Edlund urged anyone with information to call NT Parks and Wildlife on 0419 822 859 or NT Police on 131 444 . The spokeswoman for NT Crocodile Conservation and Protection Society told Daily Mail Australia she was 'disgusted' by the latest killings and believes the culprit could be a fisherman. Broady, who only revealed her first name, says residents and passers-by have been sending her images of the 'brutal and inhumane' incidents. The most recent being Rachel Maddox who told Broady she discovered the croc on Friday. 'This has gone on forever in the Northern Territory and it's only just getting exposed,' Broady said. 'It happens all the time and it's increasing. It's so unregulated here, it's ridiculous. 'Crocodiles are a protected species but no one cares. 'If this happened to a koala, the country would be livid.' Mr Edlund urged anyone with information to call NT Parks and Wildlife on 0419 822 859 or NT Police on 131 444.

Summary: A saltwater croc has been found dead on a beach in the Northern Territory . It comes after two others were found beheaded and skinned in the area . It is suspected that a fisherman is responsible for the killings . It is unknown if the killer is acting alone or if more others were involved . A crocodile conservationist says such incidents are increasing . Anyone with information should call NT Parks and Wildlife on 0419 822 859 or NT Police on 131 444 .


Along with Coco Chanel and Elsa Schiaparelli, she towered high for decades as one of the pillars of French fashion. Now iconic designer Jeanne Lanvin, who died in 1946, will be honoured in a new exhibition opening this week at the Paris City Fashion museum at the Palais Galliera. The show will be inaugurated by Paris' Mayor Anne Hidalgo and celebrates Lanvin being the oldest fashion house still operating in France, now under the creative direction of Alber Elbaz. Dresses by Jeanne Lanvin featured in the new exhibition opening this week at the Paris City Fashion museum at the Palais Galliera reveal her love of vibrant colours . Lanvin opened her bridal department in 1909 and her gowns became popular with prestigious customers who favoured her designs, pictured, using ivory silk chiffon embroidered with pearls and gold metallic threads . Lanvin, pictured in Paris in 1938, used travel diaries, swatches of ethnic fabrics and a vast library of art books to feed her curiosity and inspire her to create different patterns and designs . It's a rich legacy has spanned the 19th, 20th and 21st centuries and the new exhibition charts the rise of the company founded by Lanvin after she opened her first store in 1889. The designer was born in Paris in 1867 and after training to be a dressmaker, she then became a milliner with dreams of opening her own fashion house. After she made her dream a reality, she was a pioneering working mother as she established her business whilst caring for daughter, Marguerite. The displays in the new exhibition, which will run till 23 August, reveal her love of colour and the Asian influences seen in her embroidery and decorative work. 'My Fair Lady' from 1939 features a large bias-cut ribbon that stands out against the white fabric of the dress . An absinthe green silk satin dress from the twenties, embroidered with glass beads and Swarovski crystals . There are more than one hundred pieces in the exhibition that reveals how Lanvin's rich legacy has spanned the 19th, 20th and 21st centuries . It will feature more than a hundred exhibits from the collections of the Palais Galliera and the Lanvin Heritage, revealing how Lanvin could lend her creative talent to children's clothes, bridal wear and accessories. In 1927, she celebrated her daughter Marguerite's thirtieth birthday with the creation of the legendary perfume Arpège. The famous logo designed by Paul Iribe, depicting the couturière with Marguerite, is displayed on the round bottle created by Armand Rateau. The same logo is still featured on Lanvin creations to this day. Lanvin used travel diaries, swatches of ethnic fabrics and a vast library of art books to feed her curiosity and inspire her to create fabrics, patterns and exclusive colours - with her favourite shade a blue that become known as Lanvin blue. A attendee admires the My Fair Lady gown that was inspired by French 18th century-style dresses . By the thirties, Lanvin was championing high waisted dresses with belts like this one for a smart, tailored but

Summary: Jeanne Lanvin, who died in 1946, will be honoured in a new exhibition . Opens this week at the Paris City Fashion museum at the Palais Galliera . Shows how fashion house has spanned three centuries .


They may light our paths at night, but streetlamps and other sources of artificial light at night time affect the growth and flowering of plants as well as the number of insects, according to a new study. Researchers have shown that light pollution can impact the natural environment in complex ways that may be hard to predict. Given that cities are lit up 24-hours-a-day in many developed countries, there are fears that such ecological impacts may be widespread. Researchers have shown that light pollution can impact the natural environment in complex ways that may be hard to predict. This image shows the two different types of light treatment used - ‘white' light similar to newer commercial LED street lighting systems and an 'amber' light simulating a type of sodium street lamp . Researchers from the University of Exeter simulated the effects of street lighting on artificial grassland plots containing a community of invertebrates at night. They exposed them to two different types of light treatment - a ‘white' light similar to newer commercial LED street lighting systems and an 'amber' light simulating the type of sodium street lamp still found in much of the UK and further afield. The experiments investigated the effects of the lighting on the population density of a species of pea aphid. The low intensity amber light was shown to prevent flowering in a wild relative of peas and beans called greater bird's foot trefoil, which is a key source of food for the pea aphid in grasslands and road verges, especially in mid-summer. The study showed that low intensity amber light caused by street lighting in cities (a stock image of London at dusk is shown) prevented flowering in a wild relative of peas and beans called greater bird's foot trefoil, which is a key source of food for the pea aphid in grasslands and road verges, especially in mid summer . Bright lights in Europe’s cities may be causing urban blackbirds to reach sexual maturity quicker their country cousins. Animal biologists from Glasgow University and the Max Planck Institute for Orntihology in Seewiesen, near Munich, fitted tiny light loggers to the backs of 100 blackbirds in the city of Munich and in a nearby forest. The light loggers tracked the amount of light birds in both environments were exposed to each day and sent the data to experts. They found that the additional light from artificial sources caused the city birds to perceive the days to be longer by 49 minutes on average. The additional light had an effect on the city birds’ photoperiod, which is the part of the day that organisms use to time their daily and seasonal biology. As a result, the birds in early March experienced the day length that their country counterparts experienced in late March, according to the study published in journal Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society B. The city birds’ perception that they were living at a later point in the year caused them to reach sexual maturity in anticipation of breeding season 19 days earlier than the

Summary: Researchers from the University of Exeter simulated the effects of street lighting on artificial grassland plots containing insects . They exposed them to two types of light spewed out by streetlamps . Found amber light stopped a wild relative of peas flowering . Plant is a key source of food for aphids and their numbers declined . Other studies have shown that bats are less active around artificial lighting and that blackbirds reach sexual maturity faster .


A decorated British Army officer who devoted his retirement to helping troops serving on the frontline shot himself after allegedly feeling ‘harassed’ by a former aide to Margaret Thatcher, The Mail on Sunday can reveal. Brigadier David Martin, 57, ended his life after receiving phone calls and a ‘harassing voicemail’ over a £300,000 dispute involving his military charity. Brig Martin was a director and trustee of UK4U Thanks, a charity founded in 2005 which works with the Ministry of Defence (MoD) to deliver Christmas food parcels to troops in war zones. Diane Martin - pictured with son Will, centre, and her late husband David - says the Brigadier felt he would be ‘the sacrificial lamb’ in a row between UK4U and a businessman who PR man Hugh Colver was representing . In a letter to friends and family breaking the news, his widow said the brigadier was left agitated after speaking to PR man Hugh Colver earlier this month, saying he felt he would be ‘the sacrificial lamb’ in a row between UK4U and a businessman who Mr Colver was representing. In the letter, which was distributed on social media, devastated Diane Martin, 55, said: ‘David received an email on Sunday evening [March 1] which made him very agitated, and in his letter to me he said that the final straw was a harassing voicemail during the day from the same man. ‘It all concerned the UK4U Christmas box charity for which he was the chairman of trustees. The founding businessman felt that he had never been properly recompensed for his initial (very substantial) outlay – despite formal arbitration and subsequent revisiting of the arbitration by legal teams. ‘A high-powered PR man started to harass David for some sort of out-of-court settlement. Neither the charity nor the MoD could legally ‘pay off’ a claim that was unsubstantiated, so he concluded (again in his letter) that he would be the sacrificial lamb that would have to be found ‘guilty’ in order that the claims could be settled. ‘Everyone knew that he would have done nothing wrong but he felt powerless to challenge the allegations and didn’t have the resilience or energy to go through such a potentially traumatic period.’ Just hours after speaking to Mr Colver, a former director of communications for the Conservative Party, Brig Martin wrote a suicide note and killed himself in the grounds of his Cotswolds family home near Avening in Gloucestershire. 'Brought in to mediate': Hugh Colver said he was 'deeply saddened' by Brig Martin's death . When questioned by The Mail on Sunday, Mr Colver confirmed he had attempted to persuade Brig Martin to negotiate with businessman Stephen Briggs, who in 2005 provided UK4U with hundreds of thousands of pounds of start-up cash. When the charity’s trustees refused to pay back Mr Briggs from UK4U funds, he started legal action. According to the charity’s 2008 annual report, an arbitrator found the businessman was owed funds. The report adds that UK4U accepted the award but that Mr Brigg’s company ‘claimed further amounts’. Mr Colver, from Westbury, Wiltshire, said:

Summary: Brigadier David Martin, 57, ended his life after allegedly feeling 'harassed' Brig Martin was a director and trustee of military charity UK4U Thanks . Had been involved in a £300,000 dispute concerning the charity . Widow claims he was left agitated after speaking to former Thatcher aide . Hugh Colver was representing a businessman who felt he had not been recompensed for his initial outlay put into the charity UK4U Thanks .


A rare copy of the Sex Pistols' controversial single God Save The Queen has sold for £6,000 at auction. The never-played record is one of a handful out of 25,000 that were not destroyed by the punk band's former record company. In near mint condition, it is among the most valuable records ever pressed in Britain. This rare copy of the Sex Pistols' controversial single God Save The Queen has sold for £6,000 at auction . A&M Records ditched the rebellious punk rockers because of their bad behaviour on March 10, 1977- just six days after signing them. A series of incidents including Sid Vicious breaking a toilet bowl, cutting his foot and trailing blood all over the office and John Lydon making a death threat to a good friend of A & M's English director was enough for the company to wash their hands of them. Nearly all of the 25,000 copies of the single that had been pressed in the six days were promptly destroyed. Only nine copies with the original A & M sleeve are known to exist today and the one now being sold was saved by a former employee of the record company. The single was later released by Virgin, reaching No 2 in the charts. But its controversial lyrics and cover, featuring a defaced picture of the Queen, meant the BBC refused to play it. A&M Records ditched the rebellious punk rockers (pictured) because of their bad behaviour in 1977- just six days after signing them- and destroyed nearly all of the 25,000 copies of the single that had been pressed . An unnamed private collector bought the mint-condition record, one of only nine known copies, from Special Auction Services in Newbury, Berkshire. Alan Pritchard, SAS's music and entertainment specialist, said: 'The Sex Pistols are such a cult band and this is the most iconic withdrawn single. 'There are very few in existence as most were destroyed when the band was dropped. Just a handful were kept behind by people in the industry. 'When you get rareties like this it attracts a lot of interest from collectors, vinyl is highly sought after worldwide.' The highest recorded sale of the A & M version of God Save the Queen was £13,000 in 2006 when UK collector Marshal Peters sold a copy with its A & M card envelope.

Summary: A very rare copy of Sex Pistol's God Save the Queen has sold for £6,000 . The never-played record is one of most valuable ever pressed in Britain . It's one of just nine in existence with the original A&M Records sleeve . Most were destroyed after the company ditched them for bad behaviour .


They used to say that when America sneezed, the world caught a cold, but this year, in the world of beauty at least, we’re all going to be catching the Korean bug. Because the newest, most exciting products all have a distinctly Eastern flavour. The Korean craze all began with BB creams — technically short for Blemish Balms, but essentially rebranded tinted moisturisers. ‘BB creams were big in Korea because the girls liked the cuteness of saying “BB cream”,’ explains Kathy Phillips, international beauty director for publisher Conde Nast’s Asian division. ‘There was nothing special about them, it was just another way of selling an existing product.’ The Korean cosmetic craze began with BB creams (Blemish Balms), which quickly became popular in Britain thanks to online promotions (pictured posed by model) But thanks to the internet, the trend quickly spread, and as soon as British brands saw an appetite for BB creams, they started bringing out their own. They also started to keep a close eye on what was happening in Korea. Because while BB creams were not much more than clever marketing, some genuine innovation is emerging. ‘There’s a big pharmaceutical industry there which the government has ploughed money into,’ says Kathy. ‘Cosmetic developments have come alongside it.’ So, among this year’s slew of Korean-influenced new products, which ones are worth looking out for? LANCOME MIRACLE CUSHION . Lancom Cushion Miracle Foundation . £29.50, nationwide . These cushion cosmetics are a huge hit in Korea, and Lancome is the first Western brand to launch a version. Essentially a sponge saturated with a light foundation, it comes inside a compact with a mirror and pad-style applicator. VERDICT: A brilliantly easy way to carry a liquid foundation around with you. It comes in six shades with refills costing £19.50. MAI COUTURE BLUSH PAPIER . Mai Couture Blush Papier . £12.50 for 50 sheets, thisisbeautymart.com . These papers, infused with a powder blush, come in three shades, from a golden apricot to sun-kissed bronze. Just pat the paper against your face — one sheet does both cheeks. VERDICT: If you’ve ever found your blusher in pieces after carting it around in your handbag, you’ll appreciate these. They make it incredibly simple to top up your blusher on the go. MASQUEBAR ANTI-WRINKLE SHEET MASKS . MasqueBar Anti-Wrinkle Sheet Masks . £9.99 for three, Boots . Masks are a huge Korean trend — from gel and fabric ones that make you look like Hannibal Lecter to conventional mud and cream varieties. These have give skin a serious dose of hydration. VERDICT: They really do boost hydration, temporarily erasing fine lines. ERBORIAN HERBAL ENERGY LOTION 30% . Erborian Herbal Energy Lotion 30% . £22.50, Selfridges . A collaboration between a Korean scientist and a French beauty obsessive, Erborian has been a beauty insider secret in the UK for a while. This lotion, based on Asian herbs, is designed to be used either as a toner, or with the cotton mask provided to create a mask. VERDICT: Delicately scented but not overpowering, if you’re looking for a new

Summary: The Korean craze all began with Blemish Balms or 'BB' creams . The trendy creams are essentially rebranded tinted moisturisers . This year has seen a slew of new Korean-influenced products .


A revolutionary drug, called ibrutinib, that ‘switches off’ cancer may soon be offered to patients with some forms of the disease. Stock photo . A revolutionary drug that ‘switches off’ cancer may soon be offered to patients with some forms of the disease. If prescribed, the once-a-day tablet, called ibrutinib, could spare blood cancer patients the sometimes agonising side effects of traditional chemotherapy. Ibrutinib is one of only a handful of new medicines to be made available via the Cancer Drugs Fund after two trials in 28 British hospitals showed it to be extremely effective in treating both mantle cell lymphoma (MCL) and chronic lymphocytic leukaemia (CLL). Professor Stephen Devereux, consultant haematologist at King’s College Hospital in London, says it is a new class of targeted medications, known as a Bruton’s tyrosine kinase inhibitor. It works by targeting and switching off a protein in the cancer cells. ‘Chemotherapy kills cancer cells but it also kills normal cells and therefore has lots of side effects,’ he says. ‘As this drug is targeted at the B-cells, the side effects are minor. In addition, patients don’t have to go into hospital to have it administered.’ About one in every 25 people will be diagnosed with blood cancer during their lifetime – that’s 25,000 people each year in the UK. Of these, 2,800 will have CLL, the most common type of leukaemia, and 500 will have MCL, a rare type of B-cell lymphoma. For the time being, a course of ibrutinib – which costs up to £74,000 a year – will be prescribed only to patients whose disease does not respond to chemotherapy, or those who have relapsed following chemotherapy. But trials using the drug as a first-line treatment are also taking place. Prof Devereux says: ‘We’re looking forward to a chemotherapy-free future, although we’re not there quite yet. ‘This drug takes on an aggressive disease and makes it benign. It’s not a cure – these diseases are incurable – but it turns them into chronic conditions. We already know that it can work for several years… the challenge to the NHS is cost.’ If prescribed, the once-a-day tablet could spare blood cancer patients the sometimes agonising side effects of traditional chemotherapy. Stock photo . Jonathan Pearce, chief executive of the Lymphoma Association, also backs the new drug. He says: ‘The new class of targeted drug therapies that pharmaceutical companies are currently developing, like ibrutinib, offer hope to many people with lymphoma – both in relation to the efficacy of the treatments and how well tolerated they are in terms of side effects.’

Summary: Ibrutinib to to be made available via Cancer Drugs Fund after two trials . Trials, in 28 British hospitals, showed it to be extremely effective in treating mantle cell lymphoma and chronic lymphocytic leukaemia . For now, ibrutinib (which costs up to £74,000 a year) will be prescribed only to patients whose disease doesn't respond to chemotherapy .


A cancer sufferer who was also battling pneumonia died just three days after his special hospital wedding to his fiancee. Keith Carl Guajardo, 24, of Bishop, Texas was diagnosed with Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia in 2009 and had been in the intensive care unit at the MD Anderson Cancer Center in Houston for the last six months. He married his now-wife Stacey Guajardo, 20, on March 19 in a ceremony at the cancer center, however he sadly passed away on March 22. Keith had contracted pneumonia after a stem cell transplant and was still suffering from the effects of the sickness, according to Click 2 Houston. Scroll down for video . Keith Guajardo (left pictured with his wife Stacey), 24, of Bishop, Texas was diagnosed with Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia in 2009 and was in the intensive care unit at the MD Anderson Cancer Center in Houston, where he had been for the last six months . Keith (pictured left on his wedding day) contracted pneumonia after a stem cell transplant and was still suffering from the effects of the sickness. He married his now-wife, Stacey Guajardo (right), 20, on Thursday in a ceremony at the cancer center, however he sadly passed away on Sunday . In an emotional post on Facebook, Stacey shared her heartbreak over the loss of her husband . In an emotional post on Facebook, Stacey shared her heartbreak over the loss of her husband. She wrote: 'I can't believe the love of my life is gone. I will never ever ever be the same Stacey ever. 'He molded me into the person I am today, he still is my backbone, the one who could make every single thing better. 'Why? why you Keith? why now? I don't understand I love you so much babe I love you ..come back to me please Keith I can't do this without out you please babe my heart is broken..I will never be the same ever. 'I need you so much I just need you to tell me everything is going to be okay and that you love me and you give me a million kisses.' On Facebook, Stacey wrote of her excitement the day before the wedding and said Keith is 'what makes her whole' (above Stacey on her wedding day on March 19) A little choked up on the day of the wedding, his mother, Ruby Guajardo (above), said that she wanted to see him happy and marry the woman he loves . On Facebook, Stacey wrote of her excitement the day before the wedding and said Keith is 'what makes her whole' Keith and Stacey had fought together during his illness and were excited in early March when plans were made to get married earlier than initially planned. As it was his fifth time admitted to the ICU, the couple who had been engaged since January 15, decided for the wedding to take place last week. On Facebook, Stacey wrote of her excitement the day before the wedding and said Keith is 'what makes her whole'. She wrote: 'I am

Summary: Keith Guajardo, 24, of Bishop, Texas was diagnosed with leukemia in 2009 and had been in the ICU at a Houston cancer center for the last six months . He contracted pneumonia after a stem cell transplant and was suffering from the effects of the sickness; it was his fifth time admitted to ICU . Keith married his now-wife Stacey Guajardo, 20, on March 19 in a ceremony at the hospital; he sadly passed away on March 22 .


Manny Pacquiao continues to step up his preparations ahead of the $300million (£200m) mega-fight against Floyd Mayweather in May. Having come face-to-face earlier in the week in Los Angeles, the pair returned to their respective camps and got back to the serious business of training. On Day 12 of his road workout Pacquiao was joined by fans as he stretched and pushed himself to the limits as he looks to step up his fitness levels. Manny Pacquiao continues to step up his preparations ahead of the mega-fight against Floyd Mayweather . Both athletes’ momentum is gaining rapidly and it was announced earlier in the week that the duo had agreed to conduct the mega-fight under the US Anti-Doping Agency (USADA) testing program. The Las Vegas showdown will observe the rules established under the World Anti-Doping Code (Code), the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) Prohibited List and the USADA Protocol for Olympic and Paralympic Movement Testing. Both fighters have agreed to unannounced blood and urine testing without reservation and will be tested out of competition prior to the fight and in competition after the fight. Mayweather posted a video of himself skipping on Instagram as he prepares to face Pacquiao . Mayweather was watched by a large crowd as he skipped - while Phil Collins' In the Air Tonight was playing . Mayweather posted a video on Instagram of himself working out on Friday - with Phil Collins' In the Air Tonight playing in the background. Earlier in the day, he posted pictures of himself working on the speed bag, heavy bag and pads. And on Thursday Pacquiao also posted a video on Instagram as he continued his road work with another group running session. Manny Pacquiao was joined by a large entourage as he once again hit the streets . Pacquiao and Mayweather have agreed to unannounced blood and urine testing prior to and after their fight . Mayweather hits the speed bag as his training camp continues in his Las Vegas gym . Mayweather pounds the heavy bag as he prepares to defend his unbeaten 47-0 record against his rival . Mayweather is taken on the pads with just seven weeks until he takes on Pacquiao on May 2 .

Summary: Manny Pacquiao was joined by fans on Day 12 of his road workout . Boxer continues to train ahead of mega-fight with Floyd Mayweather . Both have stepped up their training in recent weeks ahead of the bout . The $300million (£200m) Showdown is due to take place in Vegas in May . CLICK HERE for all the latest Pacquiao vs Mayweather news .


Religiously slathering on sun cream on a hot day can be a time consuming process, but lifestyle guru Gwyneth Paltrow has an answer. The mother-of-two and actress is selling a sun proof T-shirt in her Goop shop. Describing the £27.49 ($45) Swim Tee by Land's End, she writes: 'Nobody wants to cut their beach time short - or exhaust an entire tube of waterproof sunscreen: It's pretty great to throw on a lightweight UPF 50 swim tee and not have to worry about getting a burn.' Gwyneth Paltrow is selling a sun proof T-shirt on her website for women who are too busy to use sunscreen . The top, which is made from 91 per cent nylon and 9 per cent Lycra spandex, provides UPF 50 sun protection and the fabric is supported by The Skin Cancer Foundation. Describing the garment on its website, the makers say: 'Protection from the sun is a priority, especially if you spend a lot of time at the pool or beach. And while cover-ups can go just about anywhere, the one place they can’t is in the water. Describing the £27.49 Swim Tee by Land's End, she writes: 'Nobody wants to cut their beach time short - or exhaust an entire tube of waterproof sunscreen: It's pretty great to throw on a lightweight UPF 50 swim tee and not have to worry about getting a burn' 'But our Swim Tee is ready to dive in. Designed to wear over your swimsuit top, it’s soft as your favorite tee and incredibly lightweight - even while wearing it in the water! 'It’s not just for swimming though. It also works as a colorful cover-up when the air turns cooler or you’re just looking to shade your skin.' While she's often criticised for regularly recommending outrageously priced luxury items on her lifestyle website, Gwyneth wants her critics to know that she's just a regular girl. The 42-year-old Oscar-winning actress recently insisted she's like all other women because, despite her fame, she still seeks the same things as others. She recently told CNN Money: 'I'm incredibly close to the common woman in that I'm a woman and I'm a mother and we all are in a physical body with beating hearts with compassion and love we are all seekers... Gwyneth Paltrow recently insisted she's 'close to the common woman' in an interview . 'We all want fulfilment, we all want to live our best lives. We want to be healthy and happy and squeeze the most we can out of life. I think that's all women.' The Iron Man star - who has children Apple, ten, and Moses, eight, with estranged husband Chris Martin - continued to say she is keen to be seen as a normal woman through her lifestyle website Goop, and not a 'guru' who professes to know all of the answers to people's problems. She explained: 'What we try to do at Goop is curate and to edit. We know that a woman's time is her most precious resource and we want to multitask, get a

Summary: Gwyneth, 42, featured £27.49 Swim Tee by Land's End . Wrote: 'Nobody wants to exhaust an entire tube of waterproof sunscreen' Top provides UPF 50 sun protection and the fabric is supported by The Skin Cancer Foundation .


A host of celebrities, including Kelly Osbourne and Lena Dunham, have taken to Twitter to applaud Kathy Griffin who quit as host of Fashion Police after just seven episodes. Kelly, who herself walked away from the show just days before Kathy, was among the first to commend her decision. 'I could not be more proud of you @kathygriffin you have my love and support always!' she wrote on Instagram, along with a TMI picture of the former co-hosts licking each other's tongues. Scroll down for video . Lip service: Kelly Osbourne was among the first to praise Kathy Griffin for following her out the Fashion Police door on Thursday . The 54-year-old comedienne announced abruptly on Thursday with a lengthy Twitter message that she was abandoning the post she had filled following the death of legendary host Joan Rivers in September. 'After seven episodes of Fashion Police, I discovered that my style does not fit with the creative direction of the show and now it’s time to move on,' Kathy wrote, claiming that while she was happy to playfully tease people about their clothes, she did not want to 'contribute to a culture of unattainable perfectionism and intolerance towards difference'. It emerged on Friday that just after she jumped ship, Griffin emailed a number of her celebrity friends asking them to take to Twitter and make a public show of supporting her decision. Low-key: Kelly Osbourne kept a low profile as she was seen leaving the Chateau Marmont in LA on Friday . Police emergency: On Friday, Fashion Police exec producer Melissa Rivers was seen scrambling to LAX as her show goes into crisis . Shoe-filler: The daughter of late host Joan will temporarily step in when the show resumes on March 30 . The email, obtained by Buzzfeed, was subjected 'Here's why I need you...' was sent to a list of undisclosed recipients. 'I went live with the following statement on my social media platforms this evening. I’m reaching out to you because I think you will understand why I have made this decision and I am asking for your support via Twitter, etc. IF you are comfortable,' she wrote . 'I admire you & your work and hope that you can stand by me. Once again, IF you are comfortable. Oh, and I am nervous and scared about this…in case you’re wondering :wink:' before signing off Thanks! XXOO, Kathy Griffin'. She's out: Griffin announced via Twitter that she's quitting Fashion Police after seven episodes due to the 'creative direction of the show' Her supporter: The 30-year-old at the 21st Annual Screen Actors Guild Awards in January . Whether she as asked to or not, Lena Dunham quickly took to Instagram to praise Kathy's stand: 'Congrats to my beautiful friend Kathy Griffin for bravely saying enough is enough to intolerance of all kinds on television,' she wrote beneath a flashback photo of the comedienne wearing a pair of Minnie Mouse ears. 'She's modeling a better way for the youths (and working those ears).' Glee star Jane Lynch described Griffin as 'My

Summary: Griffin quits the show just days after fellow co-host Kelly Osbourne walked away . Claims she will no longer 'contribute to a culture of intolerance towards difference' Emails an undisclosed number of celebrity friends asking them to back her up on Twitter . Osbourne, Lena Dunham and Rosie O'Donnell are among the first to rally behind her .


Graham Dwyer, 42, from Foxrock, south Dublin, was convicted by unanimous verdict of stabbing 36-year-old Elaine O'Hara to death in August 2012 . A married architect with a fetish for stabbing women during sex has been found guilty of murdering a mentally ill childcare worker and dumping her body in the Dublin mountains. Following a harrowing nine week trial, Graham Dwyer, 42, from Foxrock, south Dublin, was convicted by unanimous verdict of stabbing 36-year-old Elaine O'Hara to death in August 2012. The father-of-three, who was filmed knifing sexual partners and admitted having an affair with his vulnerable victim, faces a mandatory life sentence. Dwyer was remanded in custody at the Central Criminal Court. Judge Tony Hunt told the court he '110% agreed' with the jury's decision based on the evidence - which on three occasions was so gruesome the public had to leave the courtroom. Ms O'Hara's family members were in tears and embraced when the guilty verdict was read out. Dwyer closed his eyes and shook his head when he heard the verdict. The trial of the architect and family man was a graphic depiction of bloodlust and unnerving perversion. A huge swathe of evidence involved detail of BDSM sex, the 'Gorean' lifestyle of people living out a slave-master philosophy and a window into the life of a sexual deviant. Such was the shocking nature of some videos, photos and documents revealed in court that the media self-censored on occasions as well as the judge clearing the public galleries. In one, Ms O'Hara was bound, her feet in chains and her arms behind her back, while a gag muffled her screams as she was repeatedly stabbed her in the abdomen from behind. 'Now that wasn't bad, was it?,' Dwyer asked after he ejaculated on her. Thousands of disturbing text messages, backed-up on Ms O'Hara's laptop, revealed the unwavering control and power her 'Sir' (Dwyer) had over his Slave (O'Hara) and the mental torment she suffered throughout their sexual relationship. Dwyer had also written vile and sickening first person accounts about him kidnapping, raping, torturing and murdering series of women, including American woman Darci Day who testified against him. 'I had always fantasised about killing ever since I was a teenager and I got hard every time I had a knife in my hand, wielding the power knowing that I could decide who lived and died, Just like my hero. God,' he wrote. In one text to Ms O'Hara he wrote: 'I want to stick my knife in flesh while I am sexually aroused. Blood turns me on and I’d like to stab a girl to death some time.' Another said: 'My urge to rape, stab or kill is huge. You have to help me control or satisfy it.' Images and links from a phone Dwyer owned included women being stabbed, strangled or killed some of which came from a gore website. The body of Ms O'Hara, from Stepaside, Co Dublin, was discovered by a dog walker in the Dublin mountains . It was in the Killakee forest (pictured) in Dublin that

Summary: Graham Dwyer, 42, convicted of stabbing Elaine O'Hara, 36, to death . Married architect and father-of-three faces a mandatory life sentence . Trial was a graphic depiction of bloodlust and unnerving perversion . He filmed knifing sexual partners and had images of women being stabbed . Prosecution has asked sentencing of Dwyer be adjourned until April 20 .


Manchester United have been heavily criticised by former Liverpool star Jan Molby, as the playmaker adds fuel to fire ahead of the crucial clash in the race for the Champions League places. The ex-Danish international is very much a favourite at his former employers and was keen to play up Liverpool's chances of pipping United to fourth. Molby gave a scathing review on Louis van Gaal's side and has described their position in the Champions League places as a 'miracle.' Jan Molby labelled Manchester United as 'clueless' and thinks it's a 'miracle' where they are in the table . He told the Daily Star: 'I've seen a lot of United's matches this season and I find it quite amazing they are in the top four. The best way of describing them is clueless. 'I look at United and see weaknesses. If we move the ball at pace and put them under pressure from the start then we will cause them a lot of problems. 'Considering the talent they have available, they just haven't performed. Louis van Gaal and Wayne Rooney won't be pleased with Molby's comments ahead of the clash . 'But having an excellent keeper and not conceding many goals has enabled them to paper over the cracks and win games narrowly. 'The fact they are fourth is a minor miracle. Their performances just haven't merited a top-four place. 'They aren't in the best four teams in the Premier League and Liverpool are in much better shape.' Liverpool are the in-form team in the Premier League with the Champions League places in their sights .

Summary: Former Liverpool star Jan Molby labelled Manchester United as 'clueless' Molby thinks his old side will pip Louis van Gaal's side to fourth . Liverpool welcome United to Anfield in a crucial Premier League clash . Click here for all the latest Liverpool news .


A California woman was out walking her dog in the pre-dawn hours Tuesday when she was attacked by a man wielding a medieval-style weapon. Travis Lanning, 34, was arrested at the scene in Sacramento County and charged with assault with a deadly weapon and mayhem. The victim, an unnamed woman in her 50s, was taken to a hospital with non life-threatening injuries to her head. Scroll down for video . Medieval mayhem: Travis Lanning, 34, pictured left in a mugshot and right in a photo from his Facebook page holding a mace, was arrested Tuesday for allegedly beating a woman with the medieval weapon . Crime scene: The brazen attack took place along Garfield Avenue in the pre-dawn hours of Tuesday morning . Weapon of choice: Deputies on the scene recovered the spiky club allegedly used in the assault . A Sacramento sheriff's deputy was patrolling Garfield Avenue at 4.15am when he heard screams and came upon a suspect beating a woman with a mace - a spiked metal club used to bludgeon opponets in medieval combat. According to the sheriff's office, Travis Lanning approached his victim from behind with the words: 'I'm going to kill you.' He then allegedly proceeded to strike her over the head with the heavy mace, puncturing her skull. She is expected to make a full recovery. The victim initially told officials that Lanning also killed her dog, a dachshund mix, with the mace, but the pet was later found unharmed. Witness Lisa French told CBS Sacramento the woman was 'bleeding all over' after the vicious cudgel attack. French also described the moment sheriff’s deputies apprehended Lanning, who kept mum and refused to cooperate, forcing them to carry him into an awaiting squad car. Pet: The victim initially told officials Lanning had killed her dog, but the dachshund mix (pictured) was later found unharmed . Following his arrest, Lanning was photographed for his mugshot with blood on his forehead and nose. It is unclear if he sustained injuries in the melee, or whether the blood came from his victim’s wounds. Travis Lanning is being held on $80,000 bail. He is expected to undergo a mental health evaluation and be tested for drugs and alcohol. Neighbors claimed the 34-year-old suffers from bipolar disorder and has been known in the past to go off his medication, reported the news channel KCRA. Last month, Lanning lost his mother, Leslie Lanning, to pneumonia. Two weeks ago, he shared photos on his Facebook page showing him posing with a silver mace, which looked identical to the weapon recovered by police from the scene of the brazen early-morning attack. Troubled: Neighbors said the 34-year-old suspect suffers from bipolar disorder and has been known to go off his medication . Grieving son: Last month, Lanning lost his mother, Leslie (left) to pneumonia . His social media posts suggest that Lanning has a strong interest in fantasy and Eastern legends, and in February he released what he described as an ‘epic poem’ about the fictional ‘grandmaster monk’ Ten Po. He also self-published a book of

Summary: Travis Lanning, 34, from Sacramento, charged with assault with a deadly weapon and mayhem . Accused of attacking a woman in her 50s, who was out walking her dog, with a medieval-style mace . Victim told deputies Lanning approached her from behind and said, 'I'm going to kill you' Dog owner suffered injuries to her head; her dog, a dachshund mix, escaped unharmed .


Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger wants his team to focus on maintaining their own performances levels over the final nine Barclays Premier League games rather than worry about whether leaders Chelsea might slip up again. Despite having gone out of the Champions League to Monaco on away goals after Wednesday night's 2-0 win at the Stade Louis II Stadium, with a run of eight victories from the last nine league matches, Arsenal are certainly in fine domestic form, having also progressed to the semi-finals of the FA Cup, where they will face Reading at Wembley on April 18. Following last weekend's Premier League results, which saw Manchester City lose and leaders Chelsea held to a draw at Stamford Bridge by Southampton, Blues boss Jose Mourinho declared the Gunners now back in the title race, albeit still seven points behind and having played a match more. The Arsenal squad are put through their paces in Colney ahead of facing Newcastle on Saturday . Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger only wants his side to focus on maintaining their level of performances . Monaco celebrate after knocking the Gunners out of the Champions League on away goals . Arsenal will host Chelsea at the end of April, but Wenger maintains his men must first continue to deliver consistent results and not concern themselves with the form of other sides. 'At the moment we are too far away from Chelsea, but we have an opportunity every week to get closer and for that we need positive results from us, and negative results from Chelsea. The only thing we can master is positive results from us,' said Wenger, who takes his team to Newcastle on Saturday. 'I believe Chelsea still has a very good cushion and very good security.' Wenger continued: 'It is very tight. Santi Cazorla (centre) sprints off during a training exercise, and will hope to keep up his fine recent form . England international Theo Walcott (left) and Nacho Monreal keep their eye on the ball in training . Centre back Per Mertesacker controls the ball as Arsenal team-mates watch on at London Colney . Tomas Rosicky challenges Frances Coquelin (left) whilst Alexis Sanchez cracks a smile (right) Arsenal's No 1 keeper David Ospina will hope to keep another clean sheet at St James' Park on Saturday . 'We are on the neck of Man City, but straight behind us we have Man United and Liverpool, even Tottenham and Southampton are not completely out of it. 'But we just have to focus on our performances and our strengths. I do not count on the weaknesses of any of our opponents. 'It is down to our performances until the end of the season.' Defender Gabriel Paulista lunges for the ball during training as his team-mates watch on . Wojciech Szczesny works hard in training as he tries to push for a starting place at Newcastle on Saturday . German midfielder Mesut Ozil believes the Arsenal players have the needed focus to deliver. He said on the club's official website www.arsenal.com: 'In the Premier League everything is possible

Summary: Arsenal crashed out of the Champions League on away goals to Monaco . The Gunners are third in the league, seven points off leaders Chelsea . Arsene Wenger's side face Newcastle at St James' Park on Saturday . READ: Newcastle United vs Arsenal team news and probable line-ups . CLICK HERE for all the latest Arsenal news .


The Premier League will have to wait at least three seasons before video technology can be possibly be introduced. It is the Dutch FA (KNVB) who are leading the way in trials of a system to aid referees. However, their bid to introduce the technology in cup matches from next season was rejected by the International Football Association Board (IFAB) last month. Referees chief Mike Riley has called for the arrival of video technology into the Premier League . Given the increasing number of controversies in the Premier League, referees’ chief Mike Riley has called for its arrival in the English top-flight. But the IFAB have delayed any decision for 12 months at least, meaning the earliest we could see video assistance for referees will be the 2017/18 season. The Dutch are certainly confident their process could work. It involves a fifth official located in a video room with access to instant replays. During Eredivisie games they have been trialling how long it would take that official to make a correct judgment on key incidents only, such as red cards, penalties and fouls before goals. They have found that an average of two to three crucial decisions per game can each be resolved within five to 20 seconds, with the official having a direct audio link to the referee. Should the IFAB give the go-ahead for trials of this system – or another one – in competitive matches during the 2016/17 campaign, they would then want to see it used in a FIFA age-grade tournament before giving permission for video technology to be implemented in the Premier League and elsewhere around the world. With Goal-line technology in use, and calls for videos to help with penalties and red cards too have risen too . Meanwhile, the notion of a ‘challenge system’ for managers has been rejected for fear of it being used for tactical gain. FA chairman Greg Dyke will offer his full backing to any attempts to expand the use of video technology and will even volunteer English football to operate trials. ‘In 20 years we’ll look back and say: “Wasn’t it quaint that we didn’t use video technology?”’ said Dyke. ‘When we discussed it at IFAB, even the ones who were most against it accept it’s going to happen. ‘If we’re going to do it sometime, why don’t we do it now? We are 100 per cent behind it. I suspect we would like to do an experiment, but you’d have to get that throu . FA chairman Greg Dyke has backed any attempts to expand the use of video technology in football .

Summary: The Dutch FA who are leading the way in trials of a system to aid referees . Their bid to introduce it in cup matches from next season was rejected by the International Football Association Board (IFAB) last month . FA chairman Greg Dyke has backed expanded use of video technology .


Apple has revealed the world's thinnest laptop that experts say could pave the way for an 'iPad Mega' later this year. The new machine, called simply the MacBook, boasts a 12 inch screen and a full size keyboard - but is just 13.1 mm thin and weighs two pounds. It also boasts a radical new port, called USB-C, that allows it to use a single connector for power, and to hook up to other devices and even a TV. Scroll down for video . Apple has revealed world's thinnest laptop that experts say could pave the way for an 'iPad Mega' this year . Measuring 13.1 mm at its thickest point, the new MacBook design is 24 per cent thinner than the 11-inch MacBook Air. It has a 12-inch display with a 16:10 aspect ratio, measuring 0.88 mm thin and a resolution of 2304 x 1440 . Its trackpad features built-in force sensors that allow you to click anywhere with haptic feedback. The design is the most compact logic board ever in a Mac, measuring 67 per cent smaller than the 11-inch MacBook Air. It is the first fanless Mac notebook for silent, efficient performance. MacBook also has several hours of wireless web browsing and up to 10 hours of iTunes movie playback. Experts say the machine blurs the line between the iPad, iPhone and Macbook range. 'It seems more iPad than Mac, and joins the two ranges together,' said Stuart Miles of Pocket-Lint.com. 'It is also easy to see where the rumours of the iPad Pro came in. It's very easy to see how this could be turned into a large iPad, with a removable keyboard.' Apple's Phil Schiller boasted the firm had 'reinvented every technology in it.' For instance, Apple has redesigned the keyboard. claiming it is four times more accurate. There is an LED under every key, so the entire keyboard has a uniform glow and can be used in the dark. There is a new, pressure-sensitive Force Touch trackpad too so users can fast forward a film by applying more pressure. The MacBook has the same 'taptic engine' as the Apple Watch, uses 30 per cent less energy than the previous model and is the first fanless logic board. This makes the components 67 per cent smaller. Ian Fogg, an analyst with IHS, told MailOnline 'What Apple is doing here is following its visa for the Mac, its adding in the best features form the iPhone and iPad, and making it thinner and lighter. 'They've also kept course on not putting a touchscreen in there, and innovation with the touchpad . Apple has revealed world's thinnest laptop that experts say could pave the way for an 'iPad Mega' this year. Pictured is Apple CEO, Tim Cook, admiring the latest MacBook, which will be available on 10 April . Apple's Phil Schiller boasted the firm had 'reinvented every technology in it.' For instance, the firm has redesigned the keyboard. claiming it is four times more accurate . Measuring 13.1 mm at its thickest point, the new MacBook design is

Summary: The device is 24 per cent thinner than the 11-inch MacBook Air . It blurs the line between the iPad, iPhone and the Macbook range . Apple says the full size keyboard is now four times more accurate . Device comes in silver, space grey and gold, and will ship 10 April . It starts at $1,299 for 8GB memory in the US, and £1,049 in the UK .


The group who got into a deadly gunfight with police in a Cottonwood, Arizona Walmart parking lot on Saturday have been identified as the eight members of a Christian family street band from Idaho. The Gaver family had allegedly been camping out in the parking lot for a few days when they had a confrontation with police which resulted in the death of Enoch Gaver. Ten-year Cottonwood Police veteran Sgt Jeremy Daniels, 31, and suspect David Gaver were also shot in the attack and hospitalized. Meanwhile, the remaining members of the Gaver family have been jailed, including an 11-year-old and 15-year-old who were sent to a juvenile detention facility. Scroll down for video . Behind bars: The suspects who engaged in a shootout with police in a Cottonwood, Arizona Walmart parking lot on Saturday have been identified as eight members of a Idaho family band. Above, two of the suspects, currently jailed: Jeremiah Gaver, 28 (left), and Nathaniel Gaver, 27 (right) Fighting cops: Police say the shootout was sparked by one of the Gavers pushing a Walmart store employee while trying to use the building's restroom. Above, suspects Ruth and Peter Gaver, 52 and 55 . Fatal: One member of the Gaver family was killed in the shootout, now identified as Enoch Gaver. When police arrived on the scene, the Gavers 'immediately' started attacking, according to the Arizona DPS . On duty: Cottonwood Police Sgt Jeremy Daniels, 31 (pictured), was shot in the leg during the attack but is expected to make a full recovery. One of the suspects, David Gaver, was shot in the abdomen and remains hospitalized . The Arizona Department of Public Safety, who are investigating the shooting, said it was sparked Saturday when a few members of the Gaver family went into the Walmart to use the bathroom, and one of the store employees followed them into the restroom. At least one member of the Gaver family shoved the female employee, which led to the store calling 911. When police arrived on the scene to investigate the incident, they found the Gavers in the parking lot where they had been living out of a large SUV for the past few days. DPS spokesman Bart Graves says when the police arrived, the Gavers 'immediately' started attacking, according to AZ Central. Witness Louie Solano told KPHO that the fight 'looked like a riot in the middle of the parking lot'. 'Lots of screams. Just screeching noise, like unreal, unreal,' Solano said. 'During the course of the fight, we believe there was a struggle for the officer's gun,' Graves said. That's when three shots were fired, though it's not clear who had the gun at that point. The shots killed Enoch Gaver and injured relative David Gaver and Sgt Jeremy Daniels. Sgt Daniels was shot in the leg, while David Gaver was hit in the abdomen. A Walmart employee who came to the aid of police suffered a sprained arm and cuts in the fight. Other officers were treated for lacerations, bruises and a twisted ankle. Musical team: The Gavers were

Summary: Eight members of the Gaver family engaged in a shootout with police in a Cottonwood, Arizona Walmart parking lot on Saturday . The family are part of a band called Matthew 24 Now, which reference a Bible verse dealing with the apocalypse . One of the family members, Enoch Gaver, was killed in the fight . Suspect David Gaver was shot in the stomach and Cottonwood Police Sgt Jeremy Daniels, 31, was shot in the leg . The officer is expected to make a full recovery and Gaver will be sent to jail when he is healthy enough to leave the hospital . Ruth, 52, Peter, 55, Jeremiah, 28, and Nathaniel Gaver, 27, are currently in jail on a range of charges . Two underage members of the Gaver family, 11 and 15, are being held at a juvenile detention facility .


Ministers have ordered an inquiry into Jihadi John's secondary school after it emerged that two other former pupils went on to become terrorists. Education secretary Nicky Morgan has ordered an urgent investigation into the school after it emerged two dead Islamist fighters were also taught at Quintin Kynaston Academy in north London. Choukri Ellekhlifi, 22, was killed fighting with terrorists in Syria in 2013 after joining up with an al-Qaeda group, while Mohammed Sakr, 27, died fighting for Al-Shabbab in Somalia. Their deaths and the fact Jihadi John was revealed as former pupil Mohammed Emwazi last week has raised questions over what measures are in place to prevent the radicalisation of Muslim teenagers. Ministers have ordered an urgent investigation into the school attended by Mohammed Emwazi (pictured left) after it emerged two dead extremist fighters - including Choukri Ellekhlifi (right) - were also taught there . Yesterday the Government announced an urgent internal review into whether enough had been done at the school. Mrs Morgan has ordered officials to examine all evidence, including school records and inspection findings, to establish whether enough was done to prevent teenagers becoming radicalised. The Department for Education review aims to help officials understand how to prevent pupils or former pupils becoming extremists and travelling 'to Syria or other areas of concern', a spokesman said. The spokesman added: 'The Secretary of State has asked them to review all schools that fit this category. 'Our understanding of the challenge, and the way we monitor the ability of schools to respond to it, has advanced hugely in the past few years. Quintin Kynaston Academy's (pictured) head insisted the school is 'not a breeding ground for terrorists' 'As part of this, this government set-up a dedicated Due Diligence and Counter Extremism division within the DfE and they are working tirelessly to develop our understanding of the problem and to see if and where we can offer help to schools with pupils or former pupils who have since travelled to Syria or other areas of concern. 'The Secretary of State has asked them to review those schools where we have evidence of links with pupils who have travelled to Syria. 'The allegations about Quintin Kynaston may be historic and it is clearly a completely different school today, but I'm sure we will look back at the evidence from the time as part of this review to see if there are any lessons we can learn for the future.' The Telegraph reports both Ellekhlifli and Sakr were 'close associates' of Emwazi. Ellekhlifi was fighting alongside al-Qaeda linked extremists in Syria when he was killed by government forces near the city of Aleppo on August 11, 2013. The Department for Education review aims to help officials understand how to prevent pupils or former pupils becoming extremists and travelling 'to Syria or other areas of concern' - pictured: Jihadi John in an ISIS video . Sakr was fighting with al-Shabaab, an al-Qaeda affiliate, which has been responsible for a series of atrocities including the attack on the Westgate shopping mall in Nairobi in which

Summary: Education minister Nicky Morgan ordered inquiry into Jihadi John's school . Investigation ordered after it emerged two ex pupils also became terrorists . Choukri Ellekhlifi, 22, was killed fighting with terrorists in Syria in 2013 . Mohammed Sakr, 27, died while fighting for al-Shabaab in Somalia . All three attended the Quintin Kynaston Academy in north London . It is claimed both Ellekhlifli and Sakr were 'close associates' of Emwazi . Jihadi John was revealed as Londoner Mohammed Emwazi last week .


Wales' chances of lifting the RBS 6 Nations trophy could hinge on the fitness battle being waged by Italy captain Sergio Parisse. Warren Gatland’s men need a thumping victory over the Italians on Saturday to have a chance of overhauling England and Ireland, who both boast superior points differences. But Welsh hopes took a knock with news that Parisse, who limped off against France on Sunday, has been cleared of any serious damage to his right foot following an MRI scan in the Italian capital and hopes to recover for Thursday’s team announcement. Parisse revealed on Twitter that the soft-tissue injury is ‘less severe than expected’ and he could still feature alongside prop Martin Castrogiovanni, who is understood to have been recalled to the squad after suffering a serious dog bite on his nose three weeks ago. Today he tweeted an image of his foot in an ice bath in a bid to get fit for the clash. Sergio Parisse limped off during Italy's defeat by France in Rome at the weekend . If Parisse plays he will be a major factor in Wales' attempts to win the Six Nations . VIDEO Italy v France - extended highlights . The veteran Azzurri pair have 221 Tests between them and their experience could be a major obstacle to Welsh ambitions of securing the necessary landslide victory at the Stadio Olimpico. Wales kept themselves in contention for the title with a classic defensive display against Ireland on Saturday but, with the race likely to be decided by points difference, focus must now shift towards attack. If the trophy is going to head back to Cardiff, then Gatland’s side must burst open the floodgates of the River Tiber and better the scoring record of both England and Ireland. Having topped the tackle count at the Millennium Stadium with — according to the Welsh camp — a record-breaking 38 hits, Luke Charteris is hoping to keep his place in the second row. His side are up first in a triple-bill of fixtures and, with kick-offs staggered throughout the day, the 32-year-old has already decided how to kill the time as other results unfold. Wales beat Ireland 23-16 at the Millennium Stadium to force themselves into title contention . Warren Gatland knows his team need a large victory to overhaul England and Ireland . ‘We’ll have to find some good Italian wine,’ joked Charteris. ‘First, you have to try to win the game. If you look any further than winning the game by a point then you become unstuck. ‘That has happened in the past and as soon as you do that, you are disrespecting the opposition. If we can win, it gives us a chance. ‘We saw just how good a team they are when they won in Scotland. I know a few of the boys so it will be a really tough game.’ In an ideal scenario, Gatland would have had the option to keep the same starting XV that beat Ireland. But the Kiwi will be without tight-head prop Samson Lee, who was sent

Summary: Sergio Parisse could be fit for Italy's clash with Wales in Rome . Wales need a big win to overhaul England and Ireland . Parisse limped off against France, but has been cleared of serious damage .


The volunteer wildlife rescue clinic which won the nation's heart after saving dozens of animals from January's Adelaide bushfires, is in danger of being forced to shut down after incurring $200,000 worth of legal fees. The Australian Marine Wildlife Research and Rescue Organisation (AMWRRO) is the only group in South Australia that is licensed to rescue, rehabilitate and release marine wildlife and the only organisation in the country with a purpose-built facility to hold them long term. President and founder Aaron Machado said AMWRRO rescues dozens of animals each day, from turtles to seals and sea birds, and that the organisation's closure would be 'a blow to not only South Australia, but to all of Australia'. Australian Marine, Wildlife Research and Rescue Organisation (AMWRRO) could face closure after incurring $200,000 worth of legal fees . James the seal is pictured being released after several weeks of care . The nonprofit group is the only organisation in South Australia that is licensed to rescue, rehabilitate and release marine wildlife. A net killed a juvenile fur seal which washed ashore in October . They also regularly help native wildlife and continue to treat koalas and kangaroos who were injured in the Adelaide brushfires earlier this year . 'There would be nothing left in South Australia to help these sea creatures. We are the only ones,' Mr Machado told Daily Mail Australia. 'Every day we see seals who have been entangled in fishing tackle, turtles who come up after eating plastic, animals who have been attacked by dogs. Sea birds are our biggest clientèle though.' The nonprofit organisation, which has almost 500 registered volunteers, was sued for defamation by an employee at the Department of Environment Water and Natural Resources (DEWNR) three years ago and lost the court battle on January 22 of this year. 'I sent an email to minister a few years ago about an animal welfare case outlining my concerns and the individual mentioned in the email believed he was defamed and launched defamation proceedings against me and the organisation,' Mr Machado explained. 'Every day we see seals who have been entangled in fishing tackle, turtles who come up after eating plastic, animals who have been attacked by dogs. Sea birds are our biggest clientele though,' President and founder Aaron Machado said . Jeffery the sea bird was caked in fatty grease when he was helped by the organisation, which is facing closure after incurring $200,000 in legal fees. The pelican had found his way into an uncovered 'grease trap' at a waste management depot and underwent a two hour scrub to remove 95 per cent of the fat . A young Wood Duck was treated after being shot with two home-made arrows that narrowly missed her internal organs . The group was sued for defaming a state government worker in an email and now could be forced to shut down due to being unable to afford the $200,000 fee . The loss means that AMWRRO has to pay damages of $59,000 as well as both their opposition's and their own legal

Summary: Australian Marine, Wildlife Research and Rescue Organisation (AMWRRO) could face closure after incurring $200,000 worth of legal fees . It was sued for defaming a state government worker in an email . The non-profit volunteer organisation is the only group in South Australia that is licensed to rescue, rehabilitate and release marine wildlife . It was responsible for rescuing Jeremy the koala who suffered second degree, partial thickness burns to all his paws during the Adelaide fires . The group, which runs on donations and whose founder has mortgaged his home four times to pay for resources, hopes to fundraise the legal fees .


Relentless Robbie Neilson celebrated Hearts clinching the Championship title in March — then ordered his team to smash Hibs’ second-tier record points total. An unexpected 2-0 win for Rangers at Easter Road yesterday left the Tynecastle side — who had beaten Falkirk 3-0 at Westfield 24 hours earlier — an unassailable 23 points clear of Hibs with 21 points left on the board. Neilson learned his team had secured a return to the Premiership without kicking a ball while he was studying for his pro licence at Stirling University yesterday afternoon. Robbie Neilson wants his Hearts team to surpass Hibernian's second-tier points total . Hearts ended up securing their title a day after a 3-0 win against Falkirk . Rangers beat Hibernian to give Hearts an unassailable advantage at the top of the league . But, despite the league being finally in the bag, the 34-year-old vowed there will be no let-up as Hearts hope to usurp Hibs’ record tally of 89 points, set under Alex McLeish in 1999. Should his team rise to his challenge of winning their remaining seven matches, the rampant Gorgie outfit would end the season with a remarkable 99 points. ‘It’s a fantastic achievement to win the league. It’s a great day for the club,’ said Neilson. ‘The objective for the season was to get promoted. We’ve done that and that will give us a head start in planning for next season — but we need to keep winning games. ‘We’ve got seven games left and we want maximum points. We won’t be losing focus. If we could set a new record for points for the division, then that would be fantastic. ‘When you play for a club with the stature of Hearts, you have to keep winning games — and that’s what we need to do. ‘I will rotate the squad and some guys will get game time but you have to win games. We can’t be turning up at venues and losing games. We want to win, starting with three more points against Queen of the South at Tynecastle next weekend.’ Neilson believes his side’s 2-1 stoppage-time win at Ibrox against Rangers on the opening day of the season set the tone for a fine campaign. But it wasn’t until a battling 2-1 victory at Queen of the South on February 21 that he truly believed his side was destined to win the league and return to the top flight after one season away. ‘I don’t think you ever take things for granted until you are over the line,’ he said. ‘But I think that Queen of the South game was a big one for us away from home. We went a goal behind and we had to fight back to get all three points. We eventually got there and, from then on, I thought we had a real chance of taking the league. ‘But that win against Rangers on the opening day was a huge one for us in terms of morale and also for our fans. A lot of times you can go

Summary: Hearts won the Scottish Championship after Rangers beat Hibernian . Hearts are now targeting beating Hibernian's 1999 total of 89 points . Robbie Neilson's side have 78 with 21 points left to play for .


He's one of the forgotten members of the Bali Nine drug smuggling gang but now Tan Duc Thanh Nguyen has spoken for the first time about his life in prison, his torment at facing the prospect of dying behind bars and his terror over the impending executions of fellow traffickers Andrew Chan and Myuran Sukumaran. The 31-year-old was convicted in 2005 for his involvement in a plot to smuggle 8kg of heroin out of Bali and into Australia. He was jailed for life - later upgraded to a death sentence before being reduced back to life, meaning he will spend the rest of his days as an inmate. Scroll down for video . Bali Nine drug smuggler Tan Duc Thanh Nguyen has spoken for the first time about his life in prison . And he has of course been watching the fate of the condemned Bali Nine ringleaders very closely as he prepares to launch another appeal, knowing full well he risks having the death sentence reimposed by a panel of judges. 'Sitting in my jail cell and watching the way the Indonesian government’s handling their execution, I’m terrified,' Nguyen told The Saturday Telegraph, referring to Chan and Sukumaran. 'I’m terrified for their situation, distraught for their loved ones and agonisingly certain I will be next.' He also has to deal with the guilt of putting his family through such an emotional ordeal - and the fact they have spent all their savings paying his legal costs. The 31-year-old has been through a legal rollercoaster since being sentenced in 2005, as the Indonesian Supreme Court increased his sentence to the death penalty in 2006 and then reduced it back to life in prison in 2008. The hardline stance of Indonesian President Joko Widodo has frightened Nguyen to the point where he believes he would not receive a fair trial should he appeal, but is still determined to not give up hope. The 31-year-old was convicted in 2005 for his involvement in a plot to smuggle 8kg of heroin out of Bali . The Indonesian Supreme Court increased Nguyen's sentence to the death penalty in 2006 . The Bali Nine consists of nine Australians who were arrested in Indonesia in 2005 for a plot to smuggle 8kg of heroin out of the country and into Australia . Despite international pressure and official protests from the governments of Brazil, Holland, France, the Philippines and Nigeria, Mr Joko has remained unwavering on the executions. 'No one prefers death. Death is an easy way out. I deserve the suffering I’m going through. But an appeal means hope. Without that hope there isn’t any future,' Nguyen said. His sentiment has been echoed by supporters of Chan and Sukumaran as they wait for the outcome of their last-ditch appeal. The appeals were adjourned until next week, and Australian authorities have continued to negotiate with the Indonesian government for clemency and life imprisonment for the pair. High profile Indonesian authorities have reportedly urged President Joko to reconsider the executions, amid concerns that if the executions go ahead the nation's

Summary: Bali Nine drug smuggler Tan Duc Thanh Nguyen was convicted in 2005 . He has spent ten years behind bars for his role in the drug smuggling plot . Nguyen was jailed for life but is terrified of being given a death sentence after watching the fate of Chan and Sukumaran . He said he regrets his actions and the position it has put his family in . His parents have gone into debt to fund his appeals but refuses to give up hope and is preparing to launch a fifth appeal this year .


Luxury hotel chain Mandarin Oriental is investigating a potential credit card breach at its hotels after customers reported fraudulent charges on their cards. The incident has left the hotel chain scrambling to coordinate with credit card agencies and forensic specialists to find out the origins of the attack. A spokesperson said: 'Unfortunately incidents of this nature are increasingly becoming an industrywide concern.' Breach: Luxury hotel chain Mandarin Oriental is investigating a potential credit card breach at its hotels after customers reported fraudulent charges on their credit cards . Security: Sources told cybersecurity news website KrebsOnSecurity.com most, if not all, Mandarin hotels in the United States were likely involved . Mandarin Oriental has not yet disclosed how many of its hotels were affected nor how many customers reported fraudulent charges. But the upscale chain operates hotels across the world including Paris, Shanghai, Hong Kong, London, New York, Miami, San Francisco, Prague, Boston, Las Vegas, Macau and Barcelona. The company has around two-dozen locations worldwide. Mandarin Oriental is known for offering customers a host of amenities including dining, spa, and luxurious suites for prices that start at $850 per night for a basic room in New York City. Sources told cybersecurity news website KrebsOnSecurity.com that most, if not all, Mandarin hotels in the United States were likely involved. The website said card details were probably stolen from payment terminals at restaurants and other businesses located inside of these hotels — instead of from the front desk. Theft: The website said that the card details were probably stolen from payment terminals at restaurants and other businesses located inside of these hotels — instead of from hotel front desk systems . Mandarin Oriental told the site: 'We can confirm that Mandarin Oriental has been alerted to a potential credit card breach and is currently conducting a thorough investigation to identify and resolve the issue. 'The Group takes the protection of customer information very seriously and is coordinating with credit card agencies and the necessary forensic specialists to ensure our guests are protected.'

Summary: Hotel has not disclosed how many hotels or customers are affected . It is now coordinating with credit card agencies and forensic specialists . Mandarin Oriental said it takes privacy of customers details 'very seriously'


West Bromwich Albion U21 coach Jimmy Shan has emerged as a surprise candidate for the vacant post at Notts County. The League One strugglers sacked Shaun Derry and assistant Greg Abbott on Monday as they look to stop their slide. Notts are only one place above the relegation zone on goal difference after Saturday's 4-1 loss at MK Dons. They have won just three games in 24 league matches since November. Notts County sacked manager Shaun Derry following their poor recent run of results . How the bottom of League One is shaping up . Former Nottingham Forest boss Paul Hart is the early favourite to replace Derry but Shan, 35, is regarded as one of the game's brightest up and coming coaches. He is credited with helping bring through Albion prospects such as Saido Berahino, Iasiah Brown, Chris Wood, George Thorne and Yan Dhanda who was snapped up from Albion's academy by Liverpool. He worked with FA director of elite development Dan Ashworth and has progressed through the coaching ranks since moving to the Hawthorns as U11s coach in 2006. He was promoted from his role at U18 development coach last summer with Albion technical director Terry Burton saying: 'James was the obvious choice to fill the role. He knows the players well having worked with them and helped progress them over the years.' Former Cheltenham boss Mark Yates, James Beattie, Darren Ferguson and ex-Coventry manager Steven Pressley are also in the frame. Derry has been sacked with the club only outside the League One relegation zone on goal difference .

Summary: Shaun Derry was sacked as manager of League One club Notts County . They are only outside of the relegation zone on goal difference . The relegation-threatened club lost 4-1 against MK Dons on Saturday .


World Cup winners Germany eased past hosts Georgia 2-0 in their Euro 2016 qualifier on Sunday with two goals in five minutes from Marco Reus and Thomas Mueller enough to get their Group D campaign back on track. Reus scored after 39 minutes and Mueller soon doubled their lead as the Germans, who had an erratic start to qualifiers last year and lost in Poland, were never threatened by their weaker opponents. The win lifted Germany to 10 points from five games, as many as leaders Poland, who take on Ireland later on Sunday. Scotland are also on 10. Marco Reus (right) fires home to give Germany the lead in their Euro 2016 qualifying match with Georgia . Germany XI: Neuer; Hector, Hummels, Rudy Boateng; Schweinsteiger, Kroos; Reus, Ozil, Gotze (Podolski - 86); Muller (Schürrle - 86) Subs not used: S. Mustafi, B. Höwedes, S. Khedira, R. Zieler, C. Kramer, R. Weidenfeller, M. Kruse, Gündogan . Goals: Reus 39, Muller 44 . Booked: Schweinsteiger . Georgia XI: Loria; Lobjanidze, Kverkveliya, Kashia, Amisulashvili (Dvali - 4), Navalovski; Makharadze (Kenia - 63), Kanvana; Okriashvili (Chanturia - 46), Kobakhidze; Mchedlidze . Subs not used: M. Daushvili, V. Kazaishvili, B. Tskhadadze, L. Kakubava, L. Totadze, M. Alavidze, M. Vatsadz, N. Dzalamidze, N. Revishvili . Booked: Makharadze, Kankava, Chanturia . 'A look at the table before the game was enough to see the urgency of the situation,' Germany coach Joachim Loew told reporters. 'We played a dynamic game, we then controlled it in the second half but did not have the same drive towards goal.' Loew said their conversion rate would need to improve after again spurning several good chances and hitting the woodwork twice. 'We again missed some good chances. We had good combinations but failed to score a third or fourth goal.' Georgia have had a tough start in Group D, recording four defeats and a win in Gibraltar to stay on three points. It did not take long for Germany, with several World Cup winners back in the squad including captain Bastian Schweinsteiger, to threaten with Reus' powerful drive palmed on to the crossbar by keeper Giorgi Loria after five minutes. With coach Loew reverting to a four-man defence from a three-player experiment against Australia in a friendly on Wednesday, the Germans were in and around their opponents' box for most of the first half. Thomas Muller slots home the second for Germany as they comfortably dispatched of Georgia . Mueller fired at goal from a corner only to see the ball fly just wide and Mesut Ozil missed another big chance as the visitors had the hosts firmly on the backfoot. Reus did better in the 39th when Mario Goetze charged into the box and was lucky to scramble the ball to the winger, who drilled home for his second goal this week, after also scoring in their 2-2 draw against Australia. Mueller then fired in another on the stroke of halftime to firmly put them in the driving seat. New Georgia coach Kakhaber Tskhadadze added a forward after the break but it

Summary: Marco Reus opened the scoring for Germany away to Georgia . The Borussia Dortmund attacker has been heavily linked to Arsenal . Thomas Muller doubled the lead right on the stroke of half-time . Germany were rarely troubled and keep the pressure on leaders Poland .


Zlatan Ibrahimovic has been told he can leave France by the nation's far right National Front leader Marine Le Pen. Ibrahimovic branded the referee of his side's 3-2 Ligue 1 defeat against Bordeaux as 's***' and said that France doesn't deserve Paris Saint-Germain. The 33-year-old was caught on camera by infosport+ after the defeat against Bordeaux halted the defending champions' charge for the French title. Zlatan Ibrahimovic swears loudly as he walks towards the changing room after PSG's defeat to Bordeaux . Ibrahimovic reacted angrily to the defeat and said it was the worst refereeing display he'd ever seen . The Swedish striker claimed that France doesn't deserve the Ligue 1 champions Paris Saint-Germain . Speaking in English but in partial sentences, the Sweden striker can be heard saying: 'He's an a******. Play 15 years, never seen referee this s*** country. Don't even deserve PSG should be in this country. F****** too good for all of you. Should be happy they exist.' Despite apologising for his actions, Ibrahimovic has now been told he should leave France by Le Pen. The National Front Leader told France Info Radio: 'Those who consider that France is a s*** country can leave it. It's as simple as that.' The 33-year-old striker has been told he 'can leave' France by National Front leader Marine Le Pen . The former Barcelona and Inter Milan hitman took to his social media sites to clarify his comments. Ibrahimovic said: 'Regarding my comments after tonight’s game; they were not against France or the French people. I spoke about football. 'I lost the game, I accept that but I can’t accept when the referee doesn’t follow the rules. It’s not the first time and I’m sick of it. My sincere apologies if anyone was offended or took it the wrong way.' Ibrahimovic had twice equalised for PSG in Bordeaux, the first from a Javier Pastore (second right) pass .

Summary: Zlatan Ibrahimovic called the referee an 'a******' and referred to France as a 's*** country' following PSG's Ligue 1 defeat against Bordeaux . 33-year-old told he can leave France by far right French politician . PSG fell victim to a late Diego Rolan goal to lose ground in Ligue 1 . Ibrahimovic later apologised for causing offence in heat of the moment .


Sharing a platform: Nick Clegg and Sir Richard Branson yesterday . Nick Clegg ignited a huge controversy last night by claiming that all drug users should be treated as ‘victims’. The Liberal Democrat leader said they should not be given criminal records for possessing illegal substances – even if they they are caught with ‘harder’ drugs such as heroin or crack cocaine. Meanwhile, Sir Richard Branson made the astonishing claim that smoking powerful skunk cannabis does not cause ‘any harm’ – despite evidence that a quarter of new cases of psychosis are linked to it. Announcing his party’s new drugs policy yesterday, Mr Clegg said: ‘We shouldn’t be treating the criminal “Mr Bigs” the same as the users. The latter are the victims of the former.’ But his comments were dismissed by the head of the Chatham House think tank Robin Niblett, who said: ‘Are all users victims or is there a large proportion of people who enjoy drugs and take them recreationally? It is a question of demand, rather than people who need to be treated for an addiction.’ Other experts have also questioned whether it is right to label all drug users as victims. Stuart Waiton, senior lecturer in sociology at Abertay University, said: ‘The problem we have today is that society finds it difficult to hold people to account for their actions. ‘The idea of moral responsibility is very weak because we assume that everyone’s a victim. People don’t need medical support – unless their bodies are falling to bits – they need to take responsibility for their own actions.’ The Lib Dems’ new policy would end prosecutions for people caught with small amounts of drugs for ‘personal use’. It would cover all drugs. Mr Clegg said the policy would be included in the Lib Dem manifesto. It is widely seen as a pitch to win back young voters disillusioned by the party’s betrayal over university tuition fees. The Liberal Democrat leader said drug users should not be given criminal records for possessing illegal substances – even if they they are caught with ‘harder’ drugs such as heroin or crack cocaine . Mr Clegg (bottom left) is facing opposition to his plan from David Cameron (pictured at Prime Minister's Questions this afternoon), who claims decriminalising drugs would increase their use . With neither Labour nor the Tories backing decriminalisation, it is unlikely to become government policy even if the Lib Dems remain in power after the election. Yesterday's announcement follows a controversial ‘research’ project ordered by Lib Dem Home Office ministers, which used taxpayers’ money to study drugs policy around the world. Jeremy Browne and Norman Baker jetted off to examine how other countries tackle drugs. They travelled to ten countries, including the US, Portugal and Sweden, at a cost of almost £40,000. The Lib Dems seized on parts of the report suggesting decriminalisation in countries like Portugal cut the health damage caused by drugs. But critics said they ignored evidence that the number of children using drugs had risen. Mr Clegg received a public endorsement yesterday from Sir

Summary: Nick Clegg said users should not be given criminal records for possession . He said decriminalisation would apply to 'harder' drugs such as heroin . Deputy PM's announcement publicly endorsed by Virgin tycoon Branson . Experts condemned move, saying it will push thousands into addiction . Neither Labour nor the Tories are backing Clegg's decriminalisation plan .


Child rapist Andrew Horrocks, 35, delivered post to schools for more than a year because of an admin blunder . A child rapist delivered post to schools for more than a year after a criminal records blunder led to his conviction being missed. Andrew Horrocks, 35, was jailed for 12 years in 2007 for raping and sexually assaulting a five-year-old girl. But in December 2013 he was given a job at Whistl delivering post to businesses and schools. The convicted sex offender had two schools in the Prestwich and Whitefield areas of north Manchester in his rounds. Horrocks, who was based at the company's sorting depot in Prestwich, was sacked this week after the company was alerted to his conviction by one of his colleagues. The child rapist, from Wigan, told the company that he had an unspent conviction for a 'sexual offence' when he applied for the job. The firm, which employs 4,500 people across the UK, says it then did a Criminal Records Bureau check on Horrocks, which confirmed he had a conviction but the information was not passed on during the recruiting process. Whistl claim Horrocks did not give full details of the offence and the company made no attempt to investigate what he was jailed for. One member of staff at the Prestwich depot, who did not wish to be named, said: 'This has caused panic among the management at work. 'Horrocks has been going to schools and businesses as well as private homes - that is what we do. We deliver post to those kind of premises. I think it is shocking that this can happen.' A spokesman for Whistl said: 'Andrew Horrocks was employed as a delivery operative by the company in autumn 2013. He was subject to a CRB check and the ongoing associated Mail Integrity Code of Practice for the delivery of mail. Horrocks, who was based at this industrial estate in Prestwich, Greater Manchester, was sacked this week after one of his colleagues told bosses about his conviction . 'He had declared an unspent conviction and due to an unacceptable administrative error, the conviction was not highlighted. As soon as we became aware of the conviction, we met with Mr Horrocks and agreed to terminate his employment. 'We are currently undergoing a thorough review of the existing paperwork for delivery personnel and recruitment processes to ensure that this is an isolated incident. We are distressed that this situation has arisen as we aim to work to the very highest standards. 'He was a delivery person who would deliver mail to letter boxes in Prestwich and Whitefield. He would have no reason to be in contact with children whilst on his rounds.'

Summary: Andrew Horrocks was jailed for sexual assault and raping a girl, five . But he was allowed to deliver post to schools after being released from jail . Two schools in north Manchester were on the sex offender's rounds . Whistl employed Horrocks for more than a year after admin blunder . Horrocks was sacked after a colleague told bosses about his conviction .


Asked to nominate his dream strike partner past or present, Wayne Rooney settled on the name of Alan Shearer. It is easy to visualise them together, those barn-storming runs of Shearer and the clever link-up play from Rooney alongside him. In the No 9 and 10 shirts of England, they would have been lethal. ‘I admired Alan Shearer when I was growing up,’ admitted Rooney, as he prepares to lead England out for a prestige friendly against Italy in the Juventus Stadium on Tuesday night. Alan Shearer is the England striker Wayne Rooney would love to have joined up front for his country . Former Newcastle striker Shearer celebrates his goal against Luxembourg at Wembley in 2000 . ‘I loved the way he played and he was a real goalscorer, as his record shows. I would have worked well with him as a strike partner.’ Shearer scored 30 in 63 appearances for England, seducing a young Rooney at a time when he was still making his way through Everton’s centre of excellence. Partnering them together is the stuff of fantasy, but there will be a dose of reality when Harry Kane is added to an exhaustive list of forwards Rooney has played with since his debut against Australia in 2003. Shearer celebrates with Manchester United legend Paul Scholes after his goal against Scotland . James Beattie also played his first game for England that night — with Rooney’s partners down the years also including Michael Owen, Darius Vassell, Andrew Johnson, Daniel Sturridge, Peter Crouch and Theo Walcott. It is a mixed bag. So what does Rooney, who scored his 47th goal for his country in the 4-0 rout of Lithuania on Friday evening, look for in a partner? ‘I’ve played with a lot of different players with different qualities and I’ve adapted to every player,’ added Rooney. ‘With Michael Owen I was deeper, leaving Michael to run behind, and with Emile Heskey I tried to stay close — he’s a big lad who can hold the ball up.’ Rooney played deeper when Michael Owen was in the England team beside him . Rooney tried to stay close to Emile Heskey when the pair played in the same Three Lions line-up . Wayne Rooney celebrates after scoring against Lithuania in the Euro 2016 qualifier at Wembley on Friday . Hodgson has been forced to change his system in the absence of Raheem Sterling and Danny Welbeck . Rooney scores from the spot at Wembley Stadium in the Euro 2016 Group E Qualifier against Slovenia . Rooney scores during the UEFA Euro 2004, Group B match between Croatia and England at the Luz Stadium . Jay Rodriguez and Rooney were in the team to play Chile in a friendly at Wembley in November 2013 . Peter Crouch (centre), at the 2006 World Cup, last played for England in 2010 . A young Rooney training beside Darius Vassell ahead of facing Turkey in 2003 . Rooney congratulates Jermain Defoe (No 23) after his goal against Slovenia at Wembley in 2009 . For all manner of

Summary: Wayne Rooney nominated Alan Shearer as his dream strike partner . Rooney feels he would have worked well in attack with ex-Newcastle ace . Shearer scored 30 goals in 63 international appearances for England . Rooney is preparing to take on Italy in a prestige friendly in Turin .