Until cocaine do we part... An Ohio man called 911 earlier this week to inform police his wife had stolen his cocaine. When police arrived, Robert Collins, 39, had an apparent change of heart and told police there was no emergency. Collins refused to discuss the 911 call and he was taken into custody by officers from the Alliance Police Department. Robert Collins, 39, called 911 earlier this week to inform police in Alliance, Ohio, his wife had stolen his cocaine . When police arrived, Collins had an apparent change of heart and told police that there was no emergency . He was arrested on misdemeanor charges of drug paraphernalia and improper use of the 911 system . Police found Collins with a 'pipe used to smoke marijuana in his possession.' Collins, who was seemingly wearing a Korn shirt at the time, was arrested on misdemeanor charges of possession of drug paraphernalia and improper use of the 911 system. Life really wasn't all that peachy for Collins on Wednesday as officers determined that he also had an active arrest warrant for failure to pay fines and costs on a Canton Municipal Court case, the Review reported. After booking at Stark County Jail, Collins was released on his own recognizance. If he is convicted of the two charges, Collins faces up to 60 days in jail and $500 in fines, .

Summary: Robert Collins, 39, called 911 on his wife earlier this week in Alliance, Ohio . When police came, he changed his mind and said there was no emergency . Was arrested for drug paraphernalia and improper use of the 911 system . If convicted of the charges, he faces up to 60 days in jail and $500 in fines .


Ireland's Prime Minister has reacted angrily to a St Patrick's Day video message from Prime Minister Tony Abbott who he accused of promoting a 'stage Irish perception' of the country. Enda Kenny told the Irish Independent he had watched Mr Abbott's video and rejected the implication given by Mr Abbott that Ireland was synonymous with drinking copious amounts of alcohol. Mr Abbott came in for criticism last week for the video message where he awkwardly described St Patrick's Day as the one day of the year when 'it's good to be green'. Scroll down for video . 'As you can see, I've got my green tie on for the occasion.' Tony Abbott has come under fire for his 'patronising' St Patrick's Day message . 'It has been said that the English made the laws, the Scots made the money and the Irish made the songs,' Mr Abbott says in the video . He proclaims Ireland's most famous day 'a great day for the Irish, and the English, the Vietnamese, the Cambodians and everyone who cares to come to a party'. Mr Abbott even apologises that 'I can't be there to share a Guinness or two or maybe even three'. The Irish prime minister, known in Gaelic as the Taoiseach, said he had heard Mr Abbott's comments and wasn't happy with them. 'I've heard the Prime Minister's comments. He made them. I don't agree with that,' Mr Kenny said in the Irish Independent. 'I think that it is perfectly in order for so many Irish people in Australia to have an enjoyable celebration of St Patrick's Day and St Patrick's week, and to do so in a thoroughly responsible fashion. 'There has been a long-term view of a stage Irish perception. I reject that. I think it's really important that we understand that we have a national day that can be celebrated worldwide, St Patrick's Day.' Mr Abbott apologised that 'I can't be there to share a Guinness or two or maybe even three' 'I would have hoped for a more business-focussed message in a video that was designed for business functions,' an Irish businessman told the Irish Times . Is this what I think it is? Defence Minister Kevin Andrews gets ready to celebrate St Patrick's Day . The Sydney Morning Herald reported that Defence Minister Kevin Andrews also drew a link between St Patrick's Day and alcohol consumption, tweeting a picture of himself holding a can of Guinness. Foreign Minister Julie Bishop was asked about Mr Kenny's comments and whether Australia had received a complaint from the Irish ambassador on the video message. Ms Bishop said: 'I have not had the Irish ambassador complain about a conspicuous consumption of alcohol.' Last week Mr Abbott came under fire from Irish leaders who dubbed his St Patrick's Day video message 'patrionising'. Mr Abbott said St Patrick's Day is a 'great day for the Irish...and anyone else who wants to come to a party', and that it is the 'one day of the year when it's good to be green,' in the video posted

Summary: Enda Kenny said Mr Abbott's comments promoted a 'stage Irish perception' of the country . 'I've heard the Prime Minister's comments. I don't agree with that,' he said . Prime Minister Tony Abbott appeared in the video message on YouTube . He described it as the one day of the year when 'it's good to be green' Liberal's sent it to the Irish Australian Chamber of Commerce and the Lansdowne Club but neither will play it on St Patrick's Day . Irish business leaders reportedly angered that it doesn't mention business . 'Mr Abbott's lack of awareness is astonishing,' one businessman said .


Tony Blair achieved 'very very little' in his role as Middle East peace envoy and should withdraw from political activity in the region, a former senior British diplomat said last night. Oliver Miles, the former ambassador to Libya, said Mr Blair was the 'wrong man' who had 'not been able to do the job'. Other critics branded Mr Blair's role a 'fig leaf' and said his role in the Iraq War made it impossible for him to do the job. Tony Blair achieved little in his role as Middle East envoy and should withdraw from political activity in the region, a former British diplomat has said . He said the role, as the representative of the Quartet of the UN, the EU, Russia and the US, was a 'convenient excuse for doing nothing' and that was what he had achieved. Mr Blair has been the envoy for the four peace negotiators since shortly after he stepped down as Prime Minister in 2007. In that time, the Office of the Quartet Representative has received a total of £20million in funding, mostly from the US and EU. Mr Blair is not paid for the role. His office did not confirm the reports yesterday that he was planning to 'step back' from the job. It is thought an announcement is due later this week. There was no official reaction to the speculation about his change of role yesterday in Europe or the US, and Downing Street refused to comment on the speculation. A Downing Street spokesman would say only that the former PM had been 'important work as the quartet's representative.' Oliver Miles, a former British diplomat, said: 'I think he's the wrong man and I also think it's the wrong job' But Mr Miles was damning about Mr Blair's role, and of the suggestion he could take on a 'wider role' in the region. The job was, he said, a 'convenient excuse for doing nothing'. He told BBC Radio 4's Today programme: 'I think he's not been able to do the job. I think he's the wrong man and I also think it's the wrong job.' 'He was appointed I think it was the day he ceased to be British Prime Minister and it struck me at the time as a very strange appointment in many ways. I'm surprised he accepted it frankly.' Asked if he was saying Mr Blair should play no role in the region, he said: 'Yes I am. I think it's a mistake. He's the wrong man. I find it hard to believe, frankly, that the British Government would support him having a wider role. 'I find it even harder to believe that the Russians, who are also members of the Quartet, would support him having a wider role. 'I'm afraid if they do the reason is simply that he is a convenient excuse for doing nothing and that's been the case over the eight years that we've seen him in that. 'The Quartet has not achieved anything and Tony Blair as its representative has achieved very, very little.' Tory

Summary: Oliver Miles said Mr Blair achieved 'very little' as Middle East Peace envoy . The ex-ambassador to Libya said Mr Blair had 'not been able to do the job' Critics said role in Iraq War made it impossible for him to be peace envoy .


A steady stream of smoke and ash leaking from the Villarrica volcano has residents of a nearby town wondering if - or when - disaster might strike. Chilean officials raised threat levels to orange on Wednesday due to increasing signs of activity in the 2840-meter tall volcano, leaving area residents fearful of an eruption. 'No one can sleep peacefully because the other day the eruption surprised us at 3 in the morning,' said Francisco Valenzuela, a tour guide in the nearby resort town of Pucon. Looming danger: A steady stream of smoke and ash being released from the Villarrica volcano has residents wondering if - or when - disaster might strike . 'The tourists are also a little uncertain,' Valenzuela said. 'Could something happen today? Could something happen tomorrow?' The BBC reports that local authorities canceled classes for the more than 5,500 students in the area. Many of the residents in towns and communities surrounding the volcano had to be evacuated earlier in the month, when lava and smoke erupted from the peak in the early hours of the morning. 'It was spewing lava and ash hundreds of meters into the air,' 29-year-old Australian tourist Travis Armstrong said. 'Lightning was striking down at the volcano from the ash cloud that formed from the eruption.' Adding to the threat of ash and lava, the peak is covered by a glacier cap and snow, causing some officials to worry the eruption could cause mudslides or force rivers to flood and jump their banks. Threat: Chilean officials raised threat levels to orange on Wednesday due to increasing signs of activity in the 2840-meter tall volcano, leaving area residents fearful of an eruption . The peak, located about 500 miles south of Santiago, is a popular hiking destination for tourists who could until recently peer into the crater and wonder about the volcano's destructive capacity . Smoke and lava: An eruption earlier this month triggered an evacuation, and residents worry it could happen again . Starry night: The calm sky provided a contrasting backdrop to the volcano, which officials worry could melt glacial waters and accumulated snow . Warning signs: Authorities raised threat levels last Wednesday when ash started pouring out of Villarrica again, after an earlier eruption was believed to have subsided . 'This is not a fireworks show,' according to Rodrigo Alvarez, director of the National Service of Geology and Mining, who directed everyone - but especially tourists - not to stray near the volcano. The peak, located about 500 miles south of Santiago, is a popular hiking destination for tourists. With the last large eruption occurring in 1984, tourists could until recently peer into the crater and wonder about the volcano's destructive capacity. Chile's president, Michelle Bachelet, visited Pucon after the first eruption to check on safety preparations and declare a state of emergency for area farmers in order to provide aid. 'You never know when an eruption will take place but what we do know is that the activity is lower, that's visible,' Bachelet said earlier in the month. The residents who

Summary: The volcano erupted earlier this month, triggering evacuations of thousands of people, including tourists . Residents in Pucon, a resort town near the volcano, were fearful that clouds of smoke could signal another eruption was on its way . The March eruption was Villarrica's first major eruption since 1984 .


Liverpool have become the Premier League's best side on the road having claimed their seventh clean sheet away from home in Monday night's 1-0 win at Swansea. Brendan Rodgers' side also equalled Bill Shankly's club record of six consecutive clean sheets on the road having not lost a Premier League game in 2015. The Reds have conceded just 16 goals in 14 away games having faced the fewest shots - 169 - along with Manchester City. Scroll down for the full rundown of the Premier League's defensive stats away from home . Steven Gerrard congratulates Simon Mignolet after Liverpool earned their seventh clean sheet of the season . Mignolet dives to deny Gylfi Sigurdsson during Monday night's 1-0 win at the Liberty Stadium . Liverpool boss Brendan Rodgers smiles after his side's win sees them keep up their pursuit of the top four . Liverpool have enjoyed a fine run of form since the turn of the year and are in the running for a Champions League spot with the Merseysiders just four points off second-place. Manchester United and rivals City have conceded the same number of away goals as Liverpool while leaders Chelsea have conceded 17. Southampton's miserly defence have the best record for goals conceded though - letting in just 11 goals away from home - while goalkeeper Fraser Forster has managed to keep four clean sheets. The Saints' impressive displays at the back sees Ronald Koeman's side - tipped for relegation at the start of the season following a summer of upheaval - in the running for a place in the top four with nine games remaining. Southampton stopper Fraser Forster has kept four clean sheets for high-flying Southampton this campaign . Meanwhile, West Brom, currently 13th in the table, have managed six clean sheets away from The Hawthorns this term. However, the big shock is perhaps the fact new manager Tony Pulis - who took over from Alan Irvine at the start of the year and is famed for tightening his teams up at the back - is responsible for just two of the six occasions the Baggies defence has not been breached. At the other end of the stats table, relegation battlers QPR, Burnley and Leicester - along with Newcastle - have conceded the most goals on their travels. West Brom have kept six clean sheets this season - the second-highest total in the Premier League this term . The trio of sides promoted to the Premier League last season have managed just four cleans sheets between them. West Ham, meanwhile, also have a poor record on their travels in terms of goals conceded having kept just one clean sheet away from home - against Southampton in February. Leicester have conceded a huge 273 shots at goal away from home this season - the most in the division - with 87 of those on target. Arsenal's defence have made an impressive 310 interceptions away from the Emirates this campaign, Crystal Palace have completed the most tackles with 334 challenges while Hull City have made 82 blocks -

Summary: Liverpool claimed their seventh Premier League clean sheet on Monday . Reds equalled Bill Shankly's record of six consecutive away clean sheets . West Brom have managed not to concede in six away games this season . Southampton have conceded just 11 goals on their travels this term .


Former World Cup winner Zinedine Zidane is among seven French coaches to have taken advantage of the international break in order to head to German champions Bayern Munich for a three-day visit. The group comprises Zidane, assistant coach of Real Madrid's B team, Girondins Bordeaux boss Willy Sagnol, former Bastia manager Claude Makelele, Guy Lacombe, Bernard Diomede, Claude Le Roy and Franck Thivilier. Sagnol played for Bayern from 2000 to 2009 but Zidane, a triple World Player of the Year and 1998 World Cup winner, is the highest-profile of the visitors. Zinedine Zidane has travelled to bayern Munich in his role as head coach of Real Madrid Castilla . The French coaches will be taking tips from Bayern boss Pep Guardiola during training sessions . The seven met chief executive Karl-Heinz Rummenigge on Monday and will monitor training under Spaniard Pep Guardiola on Tuesday and Wednesday, Bayern said. The Bavarians are enjoying one of the most successful spells in their 115-year history, having won the Champions League once and reached the final twice more in the past five seasons. They are also on track for a repeat of the 2013 treble, 10 points clear in the Bundesliga and still in contention for German Cup and Champions League glory. Bayern are also flush with cash. Turnover in the last fiscal year was in excess of £366million and they have also paid off their Allianz Arena stadium ahead of time. Former Bayern Munich defender and coach of Bordeaux Willy Sagnol is also visiting Munich .

Summary: Seven French coaches have travelled to Bayern Munich for three days . Zinedine Zidane has joined Willy Sagnol, Claude Makelele, Guy Lacombe, Bernard Diomede, Claude Le Roy and Franck Thivilie . They will watch Pep Guardiola take training of the Bundesliga champions .


A team of scientists claim it has found a way to inject people’s eyes with ‘night vision’. The research gave one volunteer the ability to see more than 164ft (50 metres) in almost total darkness for 'several hours'. By injecting his eyes with a liquid solution, he could spot people running among trees in dark conditions 100 per cent of the time, while others who hadn't been treated with the drops were successful in only a third of cases. Californian researchers have developed a liquid that enables night vision. The solution combines Chlorin e6 (Ce6) with insulin and saline. A small amount of it was dripped it into a researcher's eyes. It briefly turns the eyes dark or black before it is absorbed, seen in this image of researcher Gabriel Licina . The experiment was carried out by a group of so-called ‘biohackers’ in California called Science for the Masses. They used a solution of a substance called Chlorin e6 (Ce6), which is found in some deep-sea fish and has light-amplification properties, and is also been used in cancer treatment research. Combining Ce6 with insulin and saline, the team produced a solution that can increase vision in low light conditions. In April, researchers revealed a super-thin infrared light sensor, which could become an invaluable tool for the soldiers of the future as researchers work to develop the advance into night vision contact lenses. Created by University of Michigan researchers Ted Norris and Zhaohui Zhong, the sensor uses an atom-thin material called graphene which could be layered onto contact lenses. Graphene takes infrared rays and translates them into electrical signals. The process is similar to the way silicon chip in a digital camera work with visible light, Wired reported. 'If we integrate it with a contact lens or other wearable electronics, it expands your vision,' Zhong said. 'It provides you another way of interacting with your environment.' They note in their paper, though, that ‘the high risk of cellular toxicity from outside contaminants being absorbed through the skin make this chemical something that should only be handled with caution.’ As a result it is not advisable for people to carry out the procedure themselves at home. Russell Peake, Eye Health Condition Manager at Boots Opticians, told MailOnline that people should not attempt to recreate the experiment. 'Unless a solution has been prescribed or recommended by an optometrist, GP or pharmacist, people should not be inserting anything into their eyes,' he warned. 'An invasive eye procedure should only ever be undertaken by a trained expert in a clinical environment, as wrong use could lead to disruption or damage of the eye’s surface or tears, potentially leading to vision loss. 'Whilst the idea of "night vision eye drops" may seem interesting, this appears to be an unlicensed and unproven solution that has no medical approval. 'We would strongly advise against anyone trying this at home as the risks could potentially be very damaging and would advise people speak to their local optician for further information or advice.' The experiment was carried out by a group

Summary: Solution uses Chlorin e6 (Ce6) insulin and saline to enable night vision . A test subject was able to see in darkness 'for several hours' Ability wore off the following day, with 'no noticeable effects' after 20 days . But researchers warn of a high risk of cellular toxicity as a result of the solution and said chemicals should be 'handled with caution’


British style icon Paul Smith has helped to redesign one of this country's most distinctive cars before production is stopped later this year. These pictures show the stunning one-of-a-kind Land Rover Defender produced by Sir Paul, who has been a fan of the 4x4 for years and owns several of them. The bodywork features 27 different coloured panels based on British woodlands and colours used by the British Army, while the interior is covered with bespoke leather and fabrics made by Sir Paul. Striking: Designed Sir Paul Smith custom made this one-of-a-kind Land Rover Defender to celebrate the iconic car ahead of it going out of production at the end of the year . Patchwork: The body panels are painted a total of 27 different colours, and Sir Paul said he took inspiration from the countryside and British Army vehicles for the design . Historic: The modern-day Defender is a descendant of the first ever car made by Land Rover, the Series 1, and has been in production since 1948 . The designer, who was knighted in 2000 and has dressed the likes of Bradley Wiggins and the England football team, said: 'The Defender is a British icon, which is something I’m exceptionally proud of. 'This is a complete one-off; I wanted to give this Defender a feeling of luxury, so I used a mix of leather and fabric for the seats. 'I actually used the fabric that I design for Maharam, the American upholstery company. 'I wanted deep, rich colours, but at the same time, I wanted them to work together yet be surprising. My designs are known for their attention to detail, so I didn't want this Defender to be any different.' Luxurious: Sir Paul chose bespoke leather for the interior, and had the seats made out of fabric he disgnes himself for an American fashion-house . Pedigree: Since 1948 around 15.million Defenders have been produced, and it is thought that as many as two thirds of those are still on the road somewhere in the world . Detailing: The London designer, who was knighted in 2000 and has dressed the likes of Bradley Wiggins and the England football team, said attention to detail was key in making the Defender . Included on the car are two Paul Smith logos. One inside a clock on the dashboard, and another below the Land Rover logo on the back. The modern-day defender is a descendant of Land Rover's first ever off-road vehicle, which was launched back in 1948, making it the world's oldest car still to be in production. Named the Series 1, the original design was sketched in sand on Anglesey beach by Rover's chief engineer Maurice Wilkes. Popular: Sir Paul called the car 'a British icon' and is known to be a fan, having owned several of them . Hand delivered: The Defender is seen parked outside the Paul Smith store in London's upmarket Mayfair . Since then Land Rover has sold 1.5million of the vehicles, and, of those, it is said that two thirds of them remain on the

Summary: Land Rover Defender set to end production in December after 67 years . As part of celebrations designer Paul Smith created version of 4x4 . Used 27 colour on exterior inspired by countryside and British Army . Interior coated with luxury leather and his own bespoke fabric designs .


Italy coach Antonio Conte believes that players of Italian descent should be free to decide whether they want to play for the 'azzurri'. Conte's latest call-ups, Argentine-born Franco Vazquez and Brazilian-born Eder, have caused a stir in Italy even though both players possess Italian passports. 'I'm not the first (to call-up a player of Italian descent) and I won't be last,' Conte told a news conference on Monday. Brazilian-born Eder (right) is one of two players not born in Italy to be called up by Antonio Conte . The Italy manager had defended his right to call up foreign-born players to the national squad . Argentine-born Franco Vazquez (left) has an Italian mother and made it clear he wanted to play for the azzurri . 'In the past (Mauro) Camoranesi (Mauro) won the World Cup with Italy. (Christian) Ledesma, (Gabriel) Paletta, Thiago Motta, Amauri and Romulo all played with the national team. 'At the last World Cup, of the 736 players that took part 83 were born in a different country from the one they were playing for,' Conte added. Inter Milan coach Roberto Mancini expressed a different opinion earlier on Monday. Former City boss Roberto Mancini had previously disagreed with foreign-born players being picked . 'I believe that an Italian player deserves to play for Italy,' Mancini said. 'Anyone who wasn't born in Italy, even though he may have Italian relatives, shouldn't be allowed to play. At least this is my opinion.' Conte said Vazquez had made it clear right from the start that he wanted to represent Italy. 'It's not that I forced him to accept,' the coach added. Mauro Camoranesi (right) was born in Argentina but won the 2006 World Cup playing for Italy . Vazquez's mother was born in Padua and Eder's great grand- father was from Treviso. Italy travel to Bulgaria for a Euro 2016 qualifier on Saturday and host England in Turin three days later in a friendly. Conte's team are second in Group H, behind Croatia on goal difference with 10 points from four games. Goalkeepers: Buffon (Juventus), Perin (Genoa), Sirigu (Paris Saint Germain); . Defenders: Barzagli (Juventus), Bonucci (Juventus), Chiellini (Juventus), Moretti (Torino), Ranocchia (Inter); . Midfielders: Antonelli (Milan), Bertolacci (Genoa), Candreva (Lazio), Cerci (Milan), Darmian (Torino), Florenzi (Roma), Marchisio (Juventus), Parolo (Lazio), Pasqual (Fiorentina), Soriano (Sampdoria), Valdifiori (Empoli), Verratti (Paris Saint Germain); . Forwards: Eder (Sampdoria), Gabbiadini (Napoli), Immobile (Borussia Dortmund), Pellé (Southampton), Vazquez (Palermo), Zaza (Sassuolo)

Summary: Antonio Conte has called up Argentine-born Franco Vazquez and Brazilian-born Eder to the Italy national squad . Former Juventus boss insists players should be free to decide if they want to represent the azzurri . Inter Milan manager Roberto Mancini holds a different opinion .


Pakistan's Cricket World Cup revival continued with a 29-run Duckworth/Lewis win in a close encounter against South Africa in Auckland on Saturday - a third successive victory which boosts their chances of reaching the quarter-finals. Pakistan batted first at Eden Park and, after their innings was twice interrupted by rain, they lost their last five wickets for 25 runs to slump to 222 all out with a top score of 56 from Misbah-ul-Haq from their 46 overs. In reply, a score of 77 from 58 balls by AB de Villiers steadied the ship but South Africa failed to meet their victory target as they were bowled out for 202 after Mohammad Irfan, Rahat Ali and Wahab Riaz claimed three wickets apiece. The Pakistan team celebrate their 29-run victory over South Africa at the Cricket World Cup in New Zealand . Pakistan captain Mibah Ul-Haq (left) and team-mate Shahid Afridi smile as they leave the field . Pakistan openers Ahmed Shehzad and Sarfraz Ahmed had made a collective 30 when Shehzad was dismissed thanks to an exquisite catch from Dale Steyn off Kyle Abbott's bowling in the ninth over. The fast bowler, fielding at mid on, had to back-pedal considerably but made up enough ground before diving and snaffling a two-handed catch a mere inches from the ground. The Eden Park crowd roared excitedly when Sarfraz clubbed JP Duminy for successive sixes early in 16th over before adding a third maximum with the final ball of the over. AB de Villiers gave South Africa some hope but they were unable to record the required total against Pakistan . Wahab Riaz (left) celebrates with Ahmad Shahzad after claiming the last wicket of Imran Tahir (right) Pakistan has reached to 90 for one at the start of the 17th over, but a moment of madness saw Sarfraz run out attempting a second run to depart one run short of his fifty. Skipper De Villiers brought himself into the attack and was celebrating in his third over when Younus, having looked extremely comfortable, tamely chipped to cover to depart for 37 in the 27th over. Sohaib Maqsood (eight) lasted just 15 balls before he clipped Abbott to point as Pakistan's innings stalled somewhat at 156 for four at the end of the 32nd over. Umar Akmal (13) was undone by the bounce of Morne Morkel, top-edging to mid-wicket, to restrict Pakistan for 175 for five before rain delayed play for half an hour or so. Pakistan bowler Muhammad Irfan (left) and Sohaib Maqsood celebrate their win against South Africa . Francois du Plessis of South Africa crashes into the wickets during the 2015 ICC Cricket World Cup match . Misbah collected his 42nd ODI half-century when play resumed before the players were forced from the field once again as the showers returned. The second interruption did Pakistan no favours as they lost their last five wickets for just 25 runs, crumbling from 195 for five in the 41st over to 222 all out in their allotted 47 overs. Shahid Afridi edged Dale Steyn to deep-backward square-leg

Summary: Pakistan recorded their third successive win, against South AfricaÂ . They batted first and slumped to 222 after twice being interrupted by rain . AB de Villiers scored 77 from 58 balls to help South Africa come close . They failed to reach their target, and were bowled out for 202 . Pakistan won by 29 runs with the Duckworth/Lewis methodÂ .


A former Disney executive accused of being part of a Hollywood sex ring that abused a minor has filed a lawsuit against his accuser, claiming that it was part an extortion plot to extort money for prominent gay men in the entertainment industry. David Neuman was named last April by aspiring actor and model Michael Egan, 31, as one of a number of men who he alleged sexually abused him when he was 15 at various L.A. pool parties and during two Hawaiian vacations in 1999 when he was 17. Egan and his lawyer Jeff Herman held a news conference to make their graphic claims, but the case quickly fell apart and by June they had been forced to withdraw their allegations against Neuman. David Neuman, right, was named last April by Michael Egan, left, as one of a number of men who he claimed sexually abused him when he was a teenager . Now Neuman is suing both Egan and Herman for smearing his reputation, reports The Wrap. In a complaint filed on Monday, he accused them of hatching 'a despicable scheme to enrich themselves by inventing and then litigating totally false claims which they would then use to extort settlement payments.' The complaint goes on to allege that Egan and Herman 'expected that rather than fight these vicious and provably false clams, Mr. Neuman would simply choose to pay defendants a sum of money to settle the claims and end the litigation.' Neuman says that the pair planned to target other gay men in the entertainment industry to 'intimidate and extort fraudulent settlements' from them 'by threatening to ruin their lives forever' with false accusations of sexual abuse. Egan had also sued X-Men director Bryan Singer, theater producer Gary Wayne Goddard and former television executive Garth Ancier. All of the defendants denied the claims and the charges were all eventually dropped. Neuman is now suing both Egan and her lawyer Jeff Herman, above, for smearing his reputation . Egan had also attempted to sue X-Men director Bryan Singer, right, and former television executive Garth Ancier, left, but the charges were all eventually dropped . The case against Neuman collapsed after it was revealed that Egan had said in an statement under oath in 2003 that Neuman was not in Hawaii with him and didn't sexually assault him or engage in any kind of sexual behavior with him. 'Now, more than 10 years after signing the declaration, plaintiff inexplicably has chosen to suddenly claim that Mr. Neuman had engaged in the very conduct which 10 years earlier he swore Mr. Neuman had no part of,' said lawyers for Neuman last June. Neuman has worked for Disney and CNN as a TV executive.

Summary: David Neuman was named last April by Michael Egan as one of a number of men who he claimed sexually abused him when he wasa teenager . The charges against Neuman and others including director Bryan Singer were quickly dropped . Neuman is now suing both Egan and her lawyer Jeff Herman for smearing his reputation . He accused them of hatching 'a despicable scheme to enrich themselves by inventing and then litigating totally false claims'


Authorities say a crash that killed two adults and two small children was no accident, but a murder-suicide. On Dec. 23 Ulysses Montero, 25, was driving with his girlfriend Julie Lopez-Elias, 24, and two of their three children Julissa Montero, 4, and five-day-old Delias Montero when the vehicle crashed into a retention pond in Kissimmee, Florida, WFTV reports. Though the crash was initially believed to be an accident, an autopsy report declared Montero's manner of death a suicide and the others' homicides. Purposely: Police say Ulysses Montero (left) purposely drove a vehicle carrying his girlfriend Julie Lopez-Elias (right) and two of their children into a retention pond in December 2014 . Stacie Miller, a spokeswoman for the Kissimmee Police Department, told the Orlando Sentinel that the medical examiner determined there was no indication that Montero suffered a 'medical episode' prior to the crash. 'It was determined that the driver had physical control of the vehicle prior to entering the pond and that his actions were deliberate and not accidental,' she said. A mechanic determined the car did not have mechanical deficiencies, police say, and video evidence of the crash shows no other vehicles were involved in the incident, WFTV reports. The medical examiner determined that Lopez-Elias and the two children died from drowning. Children: Two of the couple's children, Julissa Montero, 4, (photographed) and five-day-old Delias Montero were in the vehicle at the time, both died from drowning . Reconcile: Police said that Montero had been estranged from Lopez-Elias for months but the two were attempting to reconcile after the birth of their son, Delias (photographed) Investigators determined that Montero purposely drove the black, four-door Chevrolet into the pond on the Valencia College's property. A witness called police after seeing the car run off the road and into the pond, but authorities were unable to rescue the family in time because the water was too deep and murky, the Sentinel reports. Lopez-Elias's family created a fundraising page to cover funeral costs and has since raised more than $10,000. The couple's surviving seven-year-old son is in the care of Lopez-Elias's mother, the Sentinel reports. Rescue: A witness called police after seeing the car run off the road and into the pond, but authorities were unable to rescue the family in time because the water was too deep and murky . Deliberately: Investigators determined that Montero purposely drove the black, four-door Chevrolet sedan into the pond on the Valencia College's property . Anxiety: Montero's family told the Sentinel that the 25-year-old had suffered severe anxiety since he was a child and sometimes he had to be hospitalized due to anxiety attacks . In the days following the incident, police said that Montero had been estranged from Lopez-Elias for months but the two were attempting to reconcile after the birth of their son, Delias. Montero's family told the Sentinel that the 25-year-old had suffered severe anxiety since he was a child and sometimes he had to be hospitalized due to anxiety attacks. Montero and Lopez-Elias' relationship was reportedly strained by Montero's lengthy rap sheet which

Summary: Authorities say Ulysses Montero deliberately drove a car with his girlfriend, Julie Lopez-Elias, and two of his children into a pond in December . The crash was initially believed to be an accident but an autopsy recently declared Montero's death a suicide . The couple's four-year-old daughter and five-day-old son were killed in the crash .


For a bullock with two heads, he's mighty healthy. A cattle saleyard in Mareeba, North Queensland, hosted an unusual sight on Tuesday when a livestock agent arrived to hawk a two-faced cow. Its second face, mounted on top of its first, had one eye, a single tooth and functional nostrils, according to the saleyard. It was in 'great condition'. 'Mate, he's as fat as a fool!' said Elders selling agent Mark Peters, who witnessed the animal's purchase yesterday. Scroll down for video . Two faces! This unnamed two-face bullock was successfully sold at Mareeba Saleyards by Queensland Rural selling agent Jack Shepherd on Tuesday . According to the saleyard staff, the second face (attached on top of the first face above) had one eye, one tooth, working nostrils and was in 'great condition' Mr Peters said: 'It was an absolute prime condition animal, he just had two faces'. Unsurprisingly, the two-faced animal attracted curious glances at the saleyards. 'It received a fair amount of attention,' said Queensland Rural livestock agent Jack 'Jacko' Shephard, who sold the bullock. Mr Shephard said he had not seen another two-faced cow during his 17 years on the job, although he had seen other abnormalities. The 440kg animal successfully sold for $537AUD, or 122 cents per kilo. But the future is not bright for this cow. He was purchased by an abattoir. 'It was an absolute prime condition animal, he just had two faces,' said Elders Mareeba livestock agent Mark Peters, who witnessed the two-faced bullock's sale . 'He's as fat as a fool': This 440kg animal was sold for 122c per kilo, or $537AUD .

Summary: North Queensland livestock agent sold a 440kg two-faced bullock . 'Mate, he's as fat as a fool!' said a local agent who witnessed the sale . The 440kg animal attracted curious looks at Mareeba Livestock Yard . That's because its second head has one eye, a single tooth, functional nostrils and was in 'great condition' It was sold to an abattoir for around $537AUD (or 122 cents a kilo)


Whether James Corden’s reign as the host of American chat show The Late Late Show is a success in the long-run remains to be seen, but his debut last night proved one thing categorically: James Corden has arrived. Corden’s career has already seen him co-star in a Disney film with Johnny Depp and Meryl Streep and win a Tony award for his performances on Broadway beating Phillip Seymour Hoffman, John Lithgow, and James Earl Jones. This made those look like amateur dramatics. Scroll down for video . James Corden made his debut as the host of American chat show The Late Late Show last night . At 36-years-old Corden’s younger than his rivals on other networks and never before presented a chat show . It wasn’t just that the guests for his first show were Tom Hanks and Mila Kunis. As major as they are, they were almost incidental. The devil was in the detail. To say CBS were determined to ANNOUNCE Corden’s arrival and put him on the map is an understatement. The President of CBS himself, Leslie Moonves, appeared in a segment bestowing upon Corden the opportunity of the job in the manner of a Golden Ticket a la Willy Wonka and The Chocolate Factory. Several big names also made fleeting appearances trying to find it and get the gig too, with such illustrious stars as Chris Rock, Billy Crystal, Simon Cowell, Lena Dunham, Chelsea Handler, and Oscar-winner Eddie Redmayne reduced to the status of Corden's supporting cast. Other cameos came from Shia LaBeouf, Arnold Schwarzenegger as his personal trainer, Jay Leno knocking him about a bit, and Meryl Streep giving him a pep talk using lyrics from Lady Gaga. Phew. There was probably a celebrity kitchen sink in there too. It’s little wonder Corden was overwhelmed. So many members of the public and the media have given their opinion over the past few weeks on whether James Corden will cut it that judging him after only one programme seems almost reasonable. But hey that’s showbiz. Corden himself has been around long enough to know that. Welcome: Celebrity guests Mila Kunis and Tom Hanks were almost incidental in last nights proceedings . Corden managed to secure an exclusive from actress Mila Kunis with the news that she had already married Ashton Kutcher . At 36 he’s younger than his rivals on other networks and never even presented a chat show before but he’s been building up to this moment since the days he appeared in a Tango ad and an episode of Hollyoaks 15 years ago. His first episode presenting The Late Late Show must go down as a success. Besides delivering the likes of Hanks, Streep, and Arnie, Cordon secured an exclusive from Mila Kunis with the news that she had married Ashton Kutcher – even though the revelation was probably rehearsed rather than spontaneous. The parodies with Tom Hanks also showed Corden in his element – being funny, and clearly having a great time. Nonetheless, watching Corden bounce out on to the set for his much-discussed debut, like

Summary: James Corden makes his debut as the host of The Late Late Show . Taking over from Scotsman Craig Ferguson, whose reign lasted ten years . Mila Kunis and Tom Hanks were the British comedian's first guests . The 36-year-old father-of-two has never presented a chat show before . His first stint presenting the iconic show 'must go down as a success'


These 17 dangerous men wanted abroad for crimes ranging from murder to human trafficking were today revealed to be on the run from British police. The Metropolitan Police has launched a huge manhunt for the foreign nationals who are wanted by authorities across Europe and are now believed to be hiding in the UK. One of the men battered his victim to death with a baseball bat in Romania, while another is being sought in connection with the murder of a woman who had her throat cut in Belgium. Among the seven: One of the men, Silviu-Bogdan Bruzlea (left), 27, was sentenced to 20 years in prison in his absence for murdering a man in Romania in September 2007. Bangladeshi national Rouf Uddin (right), 39, is wanted by Belgian authorities following the murder of Malika Soussi in November 2002 . Wanted: Alexandru Cucu (left) was being hunted by Romanian authorities after he and another suspect beat a security guard with an iron rod, a metal pipe and an axe handle. And detectives investigating the organised sexual exploitation of girls in Romania want to speak to Balint Budi (right) The probe - named Operation Sunfire – is being run by Scotland Yard’s extradition unit. The majority of the men have links to London but their exact whereabouts are unknown. Police issued photos of all 17 men as they launched the appeal today. Detective Sergeant Peter Rance, who is heading the manhunt, asked people to get in touch if they recognise any of them. He said: ‘We believe that these people are dangerous, so taking them out of our communities and putting them before the courts is of paramount importance. ‘I urge the public to look closely at these pictures. Do you recognise these men? It may be that they live next door to you, or you see them regularly elsewhere in your community.’ One of the men, Silviu-Bogdan Bruzlea, 27, was sentenced to 20 years in prison in his absence for murdering a man in Romania in September 2007. After the victim and Bruzlea's girlfriend had an argument in the Tiga nightclub in Hunedoara, the killer armed himself with a baseball bat as he and his friends followed the victim home. Huge manhunt: Romanian authorities want to extradite 52-year-old Octavian Medeleanu (left) after a number of women were threatened with violence and trafficked to the UK. Algimantas Ringaila (right), 34, is suspected of being part of an organised crime group in his native Lithuania . Jail time: Janusz Kedziora (left) is due to spend ten years in prison for a string of violent robberies in Poland. Polish police want to extradite Krzysztof Malkowski (right), who is due to serve 19 months in prison after the 39-year-old attacked a man, leaving him with broken ribs and a fractured eye socket . They then repeatedly hit the victim's head and body for ten minutes, causing injuries which he died from three days later in hospital. Bangladeshi national Rouf Uddin, 39, is wanted by Belgian authorities following the murder of Malika Soussi in November 2002. The

Summary: Metropolitan Police has launched huge manhunt for the foreign nationals . They are wanted by authorities in Europe and are now thought to be in UK . One wanted man battered his victim to death with baseball bat in Romania . Another is being sought in connection with woman's murder in Belgium . Most men have links to London but their exact whereabouts are unknown .


Kell Brook has called on Amir Khan to accept his 'Battle of Britain' challenge after defending the IBF welterweight world title in style in Sheffield on Saturday. Just six months after he was stabbed with a machete in Tenerife, Brook had mandatory challenger Jo Jo Dan on the canvas four times during his return before the Romanian was pulled out of the fight by his corner after the fourth round. Brook now has fellow Brit Khan in his sights and promoter Eddie Hearn confirmed on Saturday that he has Wembley Stadium booked for June 13. Kell Brook celebrates after defending his IBF welterweight world title belt in Sheffield on Saturday . Brook speaks to Sky Sports News on Sunday less than 13 hours after defending his title . Brook called on Amir Khan to accept his challenge of a fight at Wembley Stadium in June . Khan appears reluctant to accept this particular challenge, though that has not stopped Brook from piling on the pressure. The 28-year-old told Sky Sports News: 'Amir Khan has just stepped up to welterweight. It's a massive fight in Britain. It will fill out Wembley. It's something I would really be up for and get excited for. 'I have got the title. To be honest with you, we are going round in circles with that fight. I am the champion. He's got nothing to offer. 'There's a belt on the line. I'm giving him an opportunity. There's going to be a lot of money there for him, probably the most he's earned in a fight. Brook celebrates with his girlfriend Lindsey Myers in the ring after cruising to victory . Brook sends mandatory challenger Jo Jo Dan to the canvas during the title fight . Brook put the Romanian on the floor four times before it was stopped after the fourth round . Brook walks out in front of his home crowd at Sheffield's Motorpoint Arena for his title defence . 'It's in Britain. It's a war of the roses. I don't know why he hasn't taken the fight. It baffles me. 'He knows he's delicate around the whiskers as I keep saying. It's just a matter of time before he's forced into that fight because of the public demand and we'll see him on the canvas once again.' Brook also revealed on Sunday that he wants to take on the winner of the May 2 superfight between Floyd Mayweather and Manny Pacquiao in a unification bout. Amir Khan (left) pictured with TV personality Scott Disick at a nightclub in Las Vegas on Friday . Brook wants to fight the winner of the May 2 superfight between Floyd Mayweather (left) and Manny Pacquiao . He told TalkSport: 'The fact is Floyd Mayweather and Manny Pacquiao; they’re the ones with the belts along with me. There are only three men who hold them, so I’m looking at targeting the winner of Mayweather and Pacquiao to set up a big unification fight. 'I want to be involved with the very best fighters out there and they’re the names that

Summary: Kell Brook has called on Amir Khan to accept his challenge . Brook defended his IBF welterweight world title on Saturday night . The 28-year-old also wants to fight the winner of the Floyd Mayweather and Manny Pacquiao superfight .


It is probably one of the most peculiar aspects of human biology - that females of a certain age lose the ability to reproduce. Now scientists have discovered that killer whales - a species separated from humans by almost 94 million years of evolution - also suffer from the menopause and it could provide clues as to why it evolved in the first place. There is just one other species in the wild known to undergo the menopause - short-finned pilot whales - although it has been observed in a handful of captive primates and animals. Older female killer whales tend to take the lead (like the one above) when families are foraging for food . The evolution of a trait that reduces the reproductive capability of a species has long baffled biologists and there are a number of theories for why it emerged in humans. Now a team of researchers from the University of Exeter and the University of York may have unraveled the reason for the menopause - in killer whales at least. It happens to every woman who reaches a certain age, but in the animal kingdom, the menopause is a relatively uncommon trait. Humans can live long after they stop being able to reproduce, but most animals tend to remain fertile up until they die. A few species of primate, like rhesus monkeys, orangutans and chimpanzees are also known to experience menopause while it has also been reported in elephants and short-finned pilot whales. Laboratory rats, captive opossums and budgerigars have also been observed to under go the menopause. However, the short-finned pilot whale and the killer whale are the only animals that been been seen to live long past the age that they lose the ability to reproduce. They have found that it frees up the older, more experienced females to lead their families in the search for food and so boost the ability of the entire group to survive. The findings may now also help to explain why the menopause emerged in human populations - it allowed older women to impart their knowledge and help care for the younger members. Professor Darren Croft, a behavioural ecologist at the University of Exeter, said: 'In humans, it has been suggested that menopause is simply an artifact of modern medicine and improved living conditions. 'However, mounting evidence suggests that menopause in humans is adaptive. 'In hunter-gatherers, one way that menopausal women help their relatives, and thus increase the transmission of their own genes, is by sharing food. 'Menopausal women may also have shared another key commodity - information.' The researchers, whose study is published in the journal Current Biology, studied groups of killer whales in the wild off the coast of British Columbia and Washington during nine summer salmon migrations. Female killer whales can continue having calves, like above, until around the age of 35 years old say scientists . In total they observed 102 whales - 58 of which were female - and studied which of the whales occupied the lead position as the whales hunted for the

Summary: Killer whales are one of a handful of animals that undergo the menopause . Short-finned pilot whales and killer whales are the only wild species whose females are known to lose the ability to reproduce as they age, like humans . Killer whales go through the menopause at an average age of 35 years old . Post-reproductive females tend to lead groups when hunting for salmon . They are more likely to lead during lean times when salmon are hard to find . Scientists at the University of Exeter say the older females are imparting their knowledge and experience for the benefit of the rest of their family . It may help to explain why the menopause evolved in older human women .


Huddled together in the corner of one of the world's busiest railway station, these are the abandoned children who were reunited with their mother thanks to a Twitter appeal. The three youngsters, Rahnuma, seven, Raja, five, and four-year-old Sanya were dumped at New Delhi station by their father, who had taken them out for the day. He told the children that their mother would come and collect them before fleeing leaving them cold, scared and hungry. The picture of the three abandoned children Rahnuma, seven, Sanya, four, and Raja, five, who were dumped at New Dehli railway station by their father . The picture was taken by local journalist Abhishek Shukla, who posted it on Twitter, asking people to help them . However, local journalist Abhishek Shukla, 33, spotted the siblings huddling together for warm as they slept on one of the platforms, while he was seeing off his elderly parents on a train. Concerned about their well-being, but not having time to speak to them, he took a picture and posted it to Twitter with the message: 'Can someone help these helpless kids at New Dehli Railway Station near platform 16 entrance.' The tweet soon went viral and local police chief Madhur Verman sent his officers to the scene. When they were eventually found on platform one, they were 'sobbing uncontrollably' and too scared and confused to tell officers how they got to the station, NDTV reported. He said: 'When officers arrived they found the children had gone. Eventually, after an hour, they were found hiding on another platform. Saved: After the tweet went viral, Rahnuma, Sanya, and their brother Raja, were helped by police . Police then went to the train station to rescue the children and track down their mother, who was unaware of what had happened to them . Ms Tabassum, the children's mother, who had not been contacted by her ex husband to say where the youngsters were . 'They were cold, hungry and scared. When we arrived at the mother’s house she was asleep and said she had been working and had not been contacted by her ex husband. 'As far as she was aware the children were staying with him. We are now looking to question the man.' Later Mr Shukla was informed that the children had been reunited with their mother and then tweeted his delight. He wrote: 'Today morning safely handed over to mother Ms Tabassum. They are happy. (sic)' It is estimated that there are over 11 million children in India, who are abandoned and live on the streets. Many of them go to the country's extensive railway stations to flee to cities in the hope of finding a better life. However, when they arrive there, they are often alone and lost and find themselves having to live on the platforms.

Summary: Siblings Rahnuma, Raja and Sanya were dumped at New Dehli station . They were abandoned by their father after spending the day with him . A concerned journalist took a picture of the siblings huddled together . The tweet went viral and police went to the station to rescue the children . Their mother was tracked down and they were eventually reunited with her .


Top Gear presenter Jeremy Clarkson has said he will not leave the BBC show without a fight - and is already considering a new show based around farming. Clarkson is said to be in discussions with Andy Williams, his long standing collaborator and Top Gear's executive producer, to star in a new farming show - just days after he launched into an extraordinary foul-mouthed rant at BBC bosses during a charity gala. Speculation is mounting over what will happen to one of the BBC's biggest stars when his fate is finally decided at a meeting this week. Jeremy Clarkson (pictured on Countryfile) is said to be in discussions with Andy Williams, Top Gear's executive producer, over starring in a new farming show . He told the Sunday Mirror today that he has been 'put on silence' which is why he has been refusing to comment on the allegations he punched Oisin Tymon, a 36-year-old Top Gear producer, in a row over the lack of catering. Clarkson told the paper: 'I've been put on silence. There are very good reasons from my point of view why I simply can't say a word.' His future at the BBC is to be decided next week when the corporation's internal probe into his 'fracas' with Mr Tymon is put before Director-General Tony Hall. But sources close to the presenter told the paper that if he is sacked he will probably sue for wrongful dismissal. They said he is still 'fuming' about the top BBC boss who allegedly compared his situation to paedophile Jimmy Savile's - and has vowed to find out who it was. Clarkson was embroiled in a row with BBC after he allegedly punched his producer Oisin Tymon . An insider said Clarkson thinks BBC bosses have launched a smear campaign against him and he 'won't let that go'. The paper also revealed that the BBC are already filming the pilot of an alternative motoring show called 'The Getaway'. The Sunday Times has reported that Clarkson is already considering a change in direction - and may become the face of a new documentary series on farming. The paper reports Clarkson originally took the idea to then BBC director General George Entwistle in 2012 but it did not get the go-ahead. But following the now infamous fracas and the uncertainty surrounding his current job, Clarkson it said to be preparing a new proposal for the show. A source told the paper: 'In the last week Jeremy has had a chance to firm it up. It's about trying to run a farm when you don't know anything about farming and getting things wrong... in a Top Gear-esque way.' In 2012, Clarkson told the Radio Times: 'I love the idea of being a farmer, that's why I like watching Adam's Farm [on Countryfile]. But farming land is complex. It's a business, but it's important to me that the land looks beautiful too.'

Summary: Jeremy Clarkson is said to be keen to appear in a new farming show . Top Gear host will find out if he can stay at BBC later this week . He was suspended two weeks ago over claims he punched a producer . Has told friends he will not leave the BBC without a fight . Clarkson also said he has been 'put on silence' over the 'fracas'


President Barack Obama wasted little time Monday night in blasting Wisconsin Republican Gov. Scott Walker for a new state law that bans requiring the payment of union dues as a condition of employment, saying it 'will weaken, rather than strengthen workers.' Walker signed the bill into law on Monday, making the Badger State the 25th with such a 'Right To Work' law. Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker signed the measure into law Monday. Walker is expected to run as a Republican candidate for president in 2016. SCROLL DOWN FOR VIDEOS . Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker signed his state's right-to-work bill into law on Monday, making Wisconsin the 25th state with such a law . The Republican presidential front-runner said before his signing eremony that the law will send 'a powerful message across the country and around the world.' Hours later, he leveraged the issue in a fundraising email. 'The Big Government Labor Bosses will never forgive me for taking away their power but we are doing the right thing,' he wrote, asking for donations ranging from $10 to $1,000. By 9:00 at night, the White House was circulating a statement from Obama claimign that Walker had notched a 'victory over working Americans.' If the Wisconsin governor were interested in protecting workers, the president said, be would be 'taking meaningful action to raise their wages and offer them the security of paid leave. That’s how you give hardworking middle-class families a fair shot in the new economy.' The nod to wages was a subtle jab at Wisconsin for not embracing a White House-led push to raise the minimum wage nationwide. The new Wisconsin law, Obama claimed, is part of 'a sustained, coordinated assault on unions, led by powerful interests and their allies in government.' Wisconsin is the first to enact a right-to-work law since Michigan and Indiana did it in 2012. The president issued this statement shortly after 9:00 p.m. on Monday: . 'It’s no coincidence that the rise of the middle class in America coincided in large part with the rise of unions – workers who organized together for higher wages, better working conditions, and the benefits and protections that most workers take for granted today. So it’s inexcusable that, over the past several years, just when middle-class families and workers need that kind of security the most, there’s been a sustained, coordinated assault on unions, led by powerful interests and their allies in government. 'So I’m deeply disappointed that a new anti-worker law in Wisconsin will weaken, rather than strengthen workers in the new economy. Wisconsin is a state built by labor, with a proud pro-worker past. So even as its governor claims victory over working Americans, I’d encourage him to try and score a victory for working Americans – by taking meaningful action to raise their wages and offer them the security of paid leave. That’s how you give hardworking middle-class families a fair shot in the new economy – not by stripping their rights in the workplace, but by offering them all the tools they need to get ahead.' Opponents

Summary: Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker signed a bill into law on Monday, making his state the 25th to ban requiring union dues as a condition of employment . President Obama fired back, calling the wave of similar laws 'a sustained, coordinated assault on unions' Walker has emerged as the GOP's latest front-running in the 2016 hunt for the White House and is already using the bill-signing to raise money . Republican-dominated state legislature approved the bill in just two weeks .


Dal Babu, who left Metropolitan Police in 2013, said there was a 'lack of knowledge' among officers around race and faith issues . A Muslim former police chief yesterday condemned the government’s flagship anti-radicalisation strategy as a ‘toxic brand’. Dal Babu said most Muslims are suspicious of the Prevent scheme and think it is used for spying on them. The former chief superintendent, who retired from the Metropolitan Police in 2013, said the force's counter-terrorism command was ‘virtually all white’ and insisted there was a ‘lack of knowledge’ among officers around race and faith issues. The Prevent programme, which has an annual budget of £40million, is designed to identify people at risk of being radicalised and potentially turning to terrorism. They are then encouraged to speak to moderate Islamic preachers and turned away from extremism. But the programme has come under scrutiny because of the 600 Britons who are believed to have travelled to Syria to join Islamic State (IS), including the three London schoolgirls who fled the UK last month. Mr Babu, who was chairman of the Association of Muslim Officers within the Met, said: ‘There's been a lot of concern about the Prevent strategy in the Muslim community over the last few years. ‘Prevent was bought in with good intentions but over the years it has alienated the Muslim community who see it as spying. ‘It's a toxic brand in the same way the Big Society idea was brought in but we don't about hear about it much any more.’ Mr Babu called for ‘greater diversity’ in safeguarding boards aimed at protecting children and among senior police figures. ‘It's virtually all white in the counter-terrorism command,’ he said . ‘There's a lack of diversity in the police and, equally important, a lack of diversity in children's services. I'm not aware of a single ethnic minority director of children's services or independent chair of a safeguarding board.’ Anyone who comes under scrutiny as part of Prevent can also see their details shared with counter terrorism officers. Last year it emerged some 77 such reports were passed to the police. Chief Constable Sir Peter Fahy defended the scheme and said parents must take responsibility for ensuring their children do not become radicalised. The programme has come under scrutiny because of the 600 Britons who are believed to have travelled to Syria to join Islamic State (IS), including the three London schoolgirls who fled the UK last month (above) Sir Peter said it would ‘obviously help’ to have more Muslims working in the police but defended the programme . ‘Over the past year a number of Muslim leaders have recognised that they need to give a stronger message against extremism and against travel to Syria,’ he said. ‘The prime responsibility for stopping young people thinking of travelling to Syria or other warzones must be with their families and carers, who know them and are able to spot the early signs of radicalisation. ‘I understand it is a difficult challenge for parents between allowing freedom and protecting young people from harmful material on the

Summary: Dal Babu, a former chief superintendent, left Metropolitan Police in 2013 . He has blasted the 'virtually all white' counter-terrorism command in place . Said officers had a 'lack of knowledge' surrounding race and faith issues . The Prevent programme, designed to tackle terrorism, has a £40m budget .


A dad whose video of he and his nine-month-old baby surfing made waves on the internet is defending his decision to take the infant for a ride after critics called the sport too dangerous. Jorge Tirado, 43, of Puerto Rico spoke to Inside Edition's Les Trent about his choice to involve his little boy in the sport and film it all with his GoPro camera to upload online this week. Les Trent asked, 'I do think a lot of people seeing that video say that's not something you should do with a baby.' Scroll down for videos . No problem!: Jorge Tirado, 43, says his son was strapped to him and that he was there to ensure no harm came to his nine-month-old son . Tirado replied, 'For me, there is no problem. I'm never going to put the baby beyond any reach. The baby is stuck with me and his legs [are] on my stomach.' Tirado said that the sport is not dangerous but is actually enlightening for his son who was blessed to go into the ocean for the first time. 'My son first try. Thanks to everyone. 'I encourage you to safely bring your kids to the ocean, after all the ocean is the place where it all began. 'By far, this is the best sport for your spiritual, mental and physical health.' Like a pro: The footage ends with the baby breaking out into a big smile as he rests on the board . At nine months old, babies, if they are really advanced, might be crawling around on the floor, or shuffling from A to B. However, this tiny tot has been filmed surfing - as his father takes him out on his bodyboard. In the video, Jorge can be seen holding his son, who is unnamed, and getting him ready for a day's surfing. The footage shows dad and baby choosing the largest waves, and they even ended up going through the tube in the middle of the wave. Although the youngster does seem nervous when going into the cold water, it soon changes to a smile once the board takes to the waves. Tirado does not specify exactly where the video was shot but tagged it as being in Puerto Rico. Not impressed... Jorge's son looks uncomfortable as they ride into a wave . The baby is visible at the height of a huge wave, bracing himself for impact, with his father propped up over him . The baby looks surprised upon entry into the wave, but handles the impact well . As the two ride ride through the middle of the tube of a wave, the baby is all smiles at the motion . Just chilling: Jorge Tirado, 43, floats with his son in preparation before entering the waves . Beginner's nerves: At first the youngster does seem a little nervous when entering the cold water, but he soon learns to love the movement through the water . The baby is then seen in the water, with waves splashing over his face as he

Summary: Jorge Tirado, 43, took his son surfing in Puerto Rico . 'I'm never going to put the baby beyond any reach. The baby is stuck with me and his legs [are] on my stomach,' Surfer dad Jorge Tirado said . Takes footage on a GoPro camera strapped to the board . Shows baby looking nervous - as well as smiling .


A fashion-loving cancer sufferer, who chose to greet each day of her final year of life with a new outfit, has passed away after living more than two years past doctors' predictions. Kim Ferguson, the face behind KLF Design who lived by the motto 'don't give up, dress up', died on March 14 at the age of 57, a decade after her first cancer diagnosis. The NSW Central Coast mother's two daughters, Elle and Lucie, shared a touching tribute on her Instagram page where hundreds of her unique outfits were displayed daily. Kim Ferguson, the face behind KLF Design who lived by the motto 'don't give up, dress up' died on March 14 at the age of 57 . She is pictured with her two daughters, Elle and Lucie, who shared a touching tribute on her Instagram page where hundreds of her unique outfits were displayed daily . It was liked by almost 2000 of Kim's supporters, hundreds of which shared their love and condolences. 'Mum taught us how to breathe, how to walk, talk and hug,' Lucie wrote, adding 'she taught us to shop when our worlds were crumbling.' 'She taught us the strength to go on, no matter the challenges presented to her in life she kept going, showing her girls that we could keep going either side of her, displaying strength and bravery one reserved for battle. She taught us that three hearts beat as one. 'Mumma you will always be with Elle and I for you reside in us, we carry your heart, we carry it in our hearts… we love you mum.' Her daughter Elle is one half of fashion blog They All Hate Us, while Lucie is the designer behind boutique jewellery outlet Baby Anything. On Friday the sisters revealed that the last project they had worked on with their mother, an accessories label that helped to distract her from her illness, had finally been launched . When Kim found out she had one year to live after a long battle with cancer, she decided to count down her days in a unique way . 'Today my sister and I said 'we'll see you soon mum...' One of the hardest days of my life but was surrounded by love... We dressed in our best for the best @kimlouiseferguson ... And one day at a time,' Elle wrote on her own Instagram page on the day of her mother's funeral. On Friday the sisters revealed that the last project they had worked on with their mother, an accessories label that helped to distract her from her illness, had finally been launched. 'I am driven to get @klf_design out there because it means my mum is still out there in the world,' the Instagram post read. Kim first began her Instagram page when she was given 12 months to live, refusing to 'sit at home and die', and deciding she would battle her cancer with 'one outfit at a time'. With help from her two daughters, she began documenting her outfits, putting her love for fashion and her

Summary: Kim Ferguson passed away on March 14 after decade-long cancer battle . The fashion-lover was well known for starting an Instagram account counting down her final 365 outfits and her motto 'don't give up, dress up' Her inspirational posts were her way of claiming back her identity . Kim's daughters shared a touching tribute to her on the page . They launched the last accessories project she had been working on .


ISIS supporters have vowed to murder Twitter staff because they believe the site's policy of shutting down their extremist pages is a 'virtual war'. A mocked-up image of the site's founder Jack Dorsey in cross-hairs was posted yesterday alongside a diatribe written in Arabic, which claimed Twitter employees' necks are 'a target for the soldiers of the Caliphate'. Addressing Mr Dorsey personally, it claimed Twitter was taking sides in a 'media war' which allowed 'slaughter', adding: 'Your virtual war on us will cause a real war on you. Diatribe: An image of Twitter founder Jack Dorsey in cross-hairs was posted alongside a rant in Arabic . It is nine years since Mr Dorsey launched the site, which is trying to avoid being a vehicle for jihadi videos . 'How will you protect your employees and supporters, helpless Jack, when their necks officially become a target for the soldiers of the Caliphate?' It also claimed killing employees 'outside a neighbourhood pub' would be no more preventable than the massacres of Charlie Hebdo killer Amedy Coulibaly and Copenhagen shooter Omar el-Hussein. It then said men and women, young and old, would all be targeted and closed by saying nothing would prevent the 'delivery of the holy mission to the world'. The rant was written anonymously and posted on the text sharing service Pastebin yesterday before being shared by ISIS supporters, including on Twitter. A Twitter spokesman told BuzzFeed law enforcement officials had been made aware of the rant and will assess whether it poses a genuine threat. Killers: The message compared its threat to the murders carried out in Paris by Amedy Coulibaly (left) and in Copenhagen by Omar el-Hussein (right). So-called 'lone wolf' attackers are encouraged by online messages . Islamic State militants have swept through huge tracts of Syria and Iraq, murdering thousands of people and forcing others to conform to an extreme interpretation of Sunni Islam. Also known as ISIS and ISIL, they use social media a major propaganda tool in their bid to radicalise young Muslims and persuade them to fight in Iraq and Syria. Last year Home Secretary Theresa May said 500 Brits had gone to fight in the two countries, with cases emerging since then of schoolgirls fleeing to become jihadi brides. The terror group has posted gruesome videos and images of murder, including beheadings, on mainstream sites such as Twitter and YouTube alongside the hidden parts of the web. Both sites have a policy of taking down extremist content and blocking users who upload it, but usually by the time an account is shut down the content has spread halfway around the world.

Summary: Diatribe in Arabic posted anonymously yesterday and shared online . It claims employees' necks are 'a target for the soldiers of the Caliphate' It goes on to mention Charlie Hebdo and Copenhagen jihadi murderers . But post then slams Twitter, not them, for 'bloodthirsty black crusade'


She was a young woman who had her dreams of being a model ruined when she became the victim of an acid attack instigated by her ex-boyfriend in 2008. But fast-forward seven years and Katie Piper has achieved her wildest dreams - and more. She's penned an autobiography, presents the successful Channel 4 show, Bodyshockers, launched an inspirational charitable organisation and took to the runway in Naomi Campbell's recent fashion week show. And now, Katie, 31, is using her success story to help others by creating the first UK fashion catwalk that will include models with visible differences. Scroll down for video . Katie Piper is launching the UK's first catwalk featuring models with visible differences. The event, taking place at The Ideal Home Show, will call on people from her charity foundation as well as members of the public . Launching at the Ideal Home Show this month, Katie is challenging the conventional catwalk with the launch of 'Confidence - The Secret.' Speaking to FEMAIL about the initiative, she said: 'I am working with The Ideal Home Show as a fashion and beauty ambassador to launch a bespoke show with alternative catwalk models chosen from my foundation, the Katie Piper Foundation, and Models of Diversity. It's all incredibly exciting.' The shows, which take place on March 20, 21 and April 3, have a twist. Those appearing on the catwalk will be bravely admitting what their true insecurities are, which aren’t always the obvious anxiety that people assume. Whether it be their height, their weight or colour of their hair, the representatives will be emphasising that what others assume to be their insecurity isn’t always the case. In her role as a fashion and beauty ambassador, Katie (pictured at one of her charity events) will launch a bespoke show with alternative catwalk models chosen from her foundation, the Katie Piper Foundation, and Models of Diversity . Katie, who was left with severe scarring after being attacked in 2008 when her ex-boyfriend employed an accomplice to throw a cup of industrial-strength sulphuric acid in her face, is keen to reveal hers. 'You might look at me and think that's what I would be insecure about it, but it isn't,' she revealed. 'In fact, it's my height; I would love to be a bit taller.' In another UK first, Katie is also offering two people with visible differences the chance to join her catwalk. 'Anyone who would like to grace the catwalk and reveal their true insecurities simply needs to tweet a picture of their insecurity to me with the hashtag #KatiesSecret,' she said. Last month, Katie rocked the runway for Naomi Campbell's Fashion For Relief catwalk show, which she describes as 'a once in a lifetime opportunity' Explaining the inspiration behind the show's name, Katie said: 'It's called Confidence - The Secret because confidence is something you can use to express yourself and convey yourself and it's something I've used through several periods of my life. 'It's not about trying to look and be perfect, it's about a positive mindset and being the

Summary: Katie, 31, was attacked with acid in 2008 . Used positive thinking to overcome her insecurities and launch stellar career . Teaming up with The Ideal Home Show to launch catwalk with a difference .


The Somali extremist group Al Shabaab have released a new video, showing civilians being forced into the sea and murdered in a hail of gunfire. Entitled 'In Remembrance 2',the video show Al-Shabaab coldly executing civilians with machine guns before leaving the bodies to rot on the beach. The chilling video is the second part of a two episode series by Al-Shabaab's main media branch, al-Kataib Foundation. Scroll down for video . Armed with machine guns, militants from al-Shabaab proceed to callously gun down the desperate prisoners, struggling to stay alive in the sea. The lifeless bodies appear to be left unburied with footage later showing one of the corpses rotting on the sand. The horrific scenes show half a dozen fully clothed civilians being forced into the sea, somewhere on the Somali coast. Al-Shabaab gunmen, armed with machine guns proceed to callously gun down the prisoners in the sea. Videoed from the beach, sporadic gunshot is shown hitting the exposed heads of the struggling victims. The water is shown splashing as the hail of gunfire continues from the beach. Graphic closeup footage of the dead bodies are shown, floating fully clothed in the water. The lifeless bodies appear to be left unburied, with footage later showing one of the corpses rotting on the sand. As they walk past, several of the victims stare into the camera as they are led to their brutal death at the hands of the extremists. Dressed in brightly coloured t-shirts and patterned trousers, the innocent men are forced to form a human chain, holding the waist of the man in front of them. The video show Al-Shabaab coldly executing civilians with machine guns before leaving their bodies to rot on the beach. Al-Shabaab has become well known for its indiscriminate targeting of civilians and government figures, particularly in rural areas of the country. Other scenes show a group of six unarmed young Somali men being led out of a small prison room. Dressed in brightly coloured t-shirts and patterned trousers, the innocent men are forced to form a human chain, holding the waist of the man in front of them. As they walk past, several of the victims stare sorrowfully into the camera, whilst the others look down at their feet. Forced to sit on the sandy beach, crude blindfolds constructed out of their own shirts are applied to the eyes of the prisoners. Forced to put their hands on their heads and walk to the death, a group of young men are shown being led to their deaths. Using a mixture of archive footage from 2009 and film of recent atrocities, the video embodies the brutal extremist approach being carried out by al-Shabaab in Somalia. Several militants, armed with AK 47s can be seen standing guard, watching to make sure the prisoners do not try to escape. Forced to sit on the sandy beach, crude blindfolds constructed out of their own shirts are applied to the eyes of the prisoners. The men are then forced to kneel near the water's edge. Militants coldly execute the victims

Summary: Al-Shabaab video shows militants coldly executing civilians with machine guns . Video shows graphic closeup footage of the dead bodies floating in the water . The victims all appear to be young unarmed men, captured near the Somali coast .


Tired of waking up in the morning constantly tight and sluggish? Well you might want to take some critter-cal workout tips from Bikke the chipmunk. In a 94-second long video the chirpy creature from Japan shows how to invigorate the senses with some zealous stretches in bed. Bikke starts by taking some big yawns before springing into action. Follow my moves: In a 94-second long video Bikke the chipmunk from Japan shows how to invigorate the senses with some zealous stretches in bed . Limbering: Bikke starts by taking some big yawns before springing into action . Fitness fur-iend: He then proceeds to stretch his legs apart and flex his body tight . He then proceeds to stretch his legs apart and flex his body tight. His tiny fingers are seen splayed out as he grips on to the bed covers for some extra intensity. He then finishes the routine by lying down on his belly, apparently enjoying a moment of stillness. To date the video of Bikke in action has been watched more than 20,000 times. Many viewers have deemed the pet 'clever' and 'cute'. When he's not working out, other videos show Bikke enjoying a range of activities including watching cartoons and eating. Smart move: Bikke's tiny fingers are seen splayed out as he grips on to the bed covers for some extra intensity . Zen: He then finishes the routine by laying down on his belly, apparently enjoying a moment of stillness . Popular pet: To date the video of Bikke in action has been watched more than 20,000 times - many viewers have deemed the pet 'clever' and 'cute' Well-earned rest: When he's not working out, other videos show that Bikke enjoys an array of activities including watching cartoons and eating .

Summary: The furry fitness fan lives with his owner in Japan . Other videos show him watching cartoons and eating seeds .


Animal rights activists were stunned when the parent company of Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus, Feld Entertainment, announced it would eliminate elephants from its circuses by 2018. The elephants will then be retired to a conservation center in Florida. 'Monumental and long overdue,' was how the Animal Welfare Institute put it. 'Startling and tremendously exciting,' The Humane Society of the United States said in a statement. And the International Fund for Animal Welfare called it 'a giant step in the right direction.' But activists soon focused on the timing, questioning why it will take three years to phase out the elephants from the traveling circus shows. Elephants perform at the Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus, at the Amalie Arena in Tampa, Florida. The Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus said it will phase out its iconic elephant acts by 2018 . Just days before the announcement, People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) prevailed in an open-records request and obtained documents proving that, at least since 2010, Ringling has had elephants test positive for the human strain of tuberculosis (TB). TB is highly transmissible from elephants to humans, even without direct contact. A statement from PETA frames Ringling’s announcement as a preemptive move to keep the public in the dark about the health risk posed by moving sick elephants to cities throughout the country. 'These elephants suffer greatly, but now their retirement is vital to everyone’s safety,' the statement read. Scroll down for video . Elephants with the Ringling Bros. show appear in front of the Capitol in Washington in 2013. PETA says the company's move to retire its elephants heads off a scandal about the animals having TB while touring . As many as one-third of the elephants having tested positive for tuberculosis, and several Ringling employees have been treated for the disease . Ingrid E. Newkirk, president of PETA, said: 'Many of the elephants are painfully arthritic, and many have tuberculosis, so their retirement day needs to come now' The documents obtained by PETA reveal that in 2010, at least 11 elephants with the circus tested positive for TB, and that elephants used by Ringling have had TB since at least 1978. As many as one-third of the elephants having tested positive for the disease, and several Ringling employees have been treated for TB. TB carried by an elephant was linked to an outbreak among eight humans at an elephant sanctuary, some of whom had no direct contact with the elephant. PETA said the documents also show that Ringling consistently opposed efforts by officials to improve testing requirements for TB in elephants. According to former USDA attorney Kenneth Vail, who is now the Animal Welfare Act compliance officer for Feld Entertainment, TB is 'probably going to be the downfall of Feld’s elephants'. Ingrid E. Newkirk, president of PETA, added: 'Many of the elephants are painfully arthritic, and many have tuberculosis, so their retirement day needs to come now.' 'If the decision is serious, then the circus needs to do it NOW.' Kenneth Feld (left),

Summary: Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus announced it will retire its elephants by 2018 stunning animal rights activists . However PETA obtained documents that say many elephants were infected with the human strain of tuberculosis but remained on tour . TB is highly transmissible from elephants to humans, even without direct contact, and there are calls for their immediate retirement . 'These elephants suffer greatly, but now their retirement is vital to everyone’s safety,' said PETA . The company will expand its conservation center in Florida to house the 13 elephants still touring, but this will take three years to complete . 'We're not reacting to our critics; we're creating the greatest resource for the preservation of the Asian elephant' said CEO Kenneth Feld . Many cities cracked down on exotic animal acts and circuses are switching to motor sports and daredevils to attract crowds .


A Florida woman is facing drug charges after trying to bring marijuana into a police car after an officer offered her a safe ride home. The officer responded to a possible domestic abuse call at about 10.40pm in Orange City on Wednesday, where he found Michelle Sanford, 36, 'extremely intoxicated', according to the police report. Once it was determined that Sanford had not been struck by her boyfriend, Thomas Laudenslager, 46, the officer asked her if she had somewhere to stay and offered to drive her. Michelle Sanford, 36, was arrested on Wednesday night after asking a police officer if she could bring marijuana into a patrol car after she was offered a safe ride home . Sanford first brought clothes and an open beer to the patrol car, but the officer advised that she put the beer down, according to the Daytona Beach News-Journal. As that point, Laudenslager asked Sanford, 'Why don't you take your weed with you?' reports said. Sanford then turned to the officer and asked if she could take her marijuana with her in the car and smoke a joint at her father's house, according to the report. Sanford was arrested in Orange City (police department pictured) and ten to the Volusia County Jail. She is now out on bond . Laudenslager questioned by Sanford would say something that could send her to jail, to which she responded, 'It's just weed and he might be cool with it,' the police report said. After showing the marijuana to the officer, Sanford was arrested and charged with possession of paraphernalia and a misdemeanor drug offense. The officer also reportedly saw marijuana in the home's living room, according to Fox Orlando. Sanford was taken to the Volusia County Jail but is out on bond.

Summary: Michelle Sanford was arrested in Orange City, Florida, on Wednesday . Police had responded to a call about a possible domestic abuse . Sanford was reportedly 'extremely intoxicated' and was offered a ride home . She originally brought clothes and an open beer to the car, which police told her she should put down . She then asked if she could bring marijuana into the car and showed the officer the drug . She was arrested and charged with possession of paraphernalia and a misdemeanor drug offense and is out on bond .


The White House went on lockdown early Saturday morning after an alert from a bomb-sniffing dog. At the same time, a loud noise was heard and smoke was seen by the South Lawn. This all happened just before President Obama and his family were preparing to takeoff on Marine One to go to Andrews Air Force Base and then Selma, Alabama. Press covering the event were immediately rushed back in and members of the Secret Service went to work trying to determine what was happening. A food truck fire is responsible for the loud noise and smoke, while a suspicious vehicle was detected by the dog. Scroll down for video . The White House went on lockdown early Saturday morning an alert from a bomb-sniffing dog . Press covering the event were immediately rushed back in and member sof the Secret Service went to work trying to determine what was happening . The First Family was heading to Selma for a special 50th anniversary ceremony marking the historic march. President Obama will deliver a speech to commemorate the event. The lockdown happened around 10am, and the situation is now contained and not considered to be a serious threat. It ended around 11am, and President Obama and his family eventually traveled to Andrews by motorcade rather than helicopter. There were no reported injuries from the fire. A uniformed Secret Service officer radios as a motorcade vehicle prepares to take U.S. President Barack Obama and First Lady Michelle Obama to Joint Base Andrews . A Secret Service agent tells the press to return to the press room prior to U.S. President Barack Obama and First Lady Michelle Obama's departure from the White House . 'K9 alerted on a vehicle at 16th and Constitution at approx. 10:10 this morning,' Agent Brian Leary said in an email to The Hill. 'It is being investigated now.' He then added; 'One of the vendor carts at 15th and G apparently had a smoke or fire issue that is now contained.' Firefighters were attending to that incident, and one individual managed to get video of the fire which they posted to YouTube.

Summary: The White House went on lockdown early Saturday morning an alert from a bomb-sniffing dog . Then, there was heard and smoke was seen by the South Lawn . This all happened just before President Obama and his family were preparing to takeoff on Marine One to go to Selma, Alabama . The smoke and noise are suspected to have been caused by a food truck fire . The lockdown happened around 10am, and the situation is now contained and not considered to be a serious threat . The two incidents were not related .


Mario Balotelli’s future at Liverpool was shrouded in mystery on Wednesday night after the frontman posted a cryptic message on social media. The Reds attacker was an unused substitute during Liverpool's 2-0 win against Burnley and has struggled for form at Anfield since arriving in the summer. The Italy international has managed just one Premier League goal since his £16million switch from AC Milan and has come in for criticism throughout his spell on Merseyside. Mario Balotelli was an unused substitute during Liverpool's 2-0 win against Burnley on Wednesday . Balotelli posted an image of his team-mates celebrating to Instagram but claimed 'someone doesn't like me' Shortly after the win against the Clarets, Balotelli took to Instagram and claimed 'Someone doesn't like me' but failed to specify before commenting on how proud he was of the Liverpool team. Posting an image of his team-mates celebrating on Wednesday night, Balotelli said: 'Someone doesn't like me but differently of what they say about me I'm a team player and I'm so proud of my team, of this win and of these fans! Let's keep going. Bravi Ragazzi!!! YNWA !!!' Liverpool's win - courtesy of goals from Jordan Henderson and Daniel Sturridge - saw them keep the pressure on rivals Arsenal and Manchester United as the trio battle for a place in the top four. Jordan Henderson is joined by Adam Lallana as the midfielder celebrates giving Liverpool the lead . Liverpool striker Daniel Sturridge wheels away to celebrate after doubling his side's lead against Burnley .

Summary: Mario Balotelli was an unused sub during Liverpool's win over Burnley . Italy international has managed just one Premier League goal for Reds . Frontman claimed 'someone doesn't like me' in Instagram post .


Three weeks after the disturbing video footage taken on the Paris Metro which shamed Chelsea an initiative is gathering support among fans to fight back against the racists who still attach themselves to club. Paris Saint-Germain visit Stamford Bridge for the second leg of a Champions League tie which will be forever tarnished by those Chelsea supporters who refused to let Souleymane S board a train at Richelieu-Drouot station as they sang: 'We're racist and that's the way we like it'. Many Chelsea fans are keen to use the return fixture to send a collective message around the world, and have been inspired to produce flags, banners, posters and T-shirts to project the mood. An initiative is gathering support to fight back against the racists who still attach themselves to Chelsea . Chelsea fans inside Stamford Bridge hold a poster saying: 'No racism at the Bridge. That's the way we like it!' There will be posters handed out, printed in both English and French which state: 'No Racism at the Bridge. That's the way we like it.' There will be T-shirts carrying the slogan 'We Only See Blue' and there will be flag hanging from the Matthew Harding Stand bearing a message: 'Blues Against Racism'. Souleymane has declined an invitation from Chelsea to attend the game but it is as if bearing witness to his experience, like something from Apartheid South Africa lurking amid the glitz of the Champions League, flicked a switch in the minds of thousands. Rather than cringe and ignore the ever-diminishing faction of racists who have lingered around Chelsea since the 1980s – and other clubs, it must be said - supporters are getting active at ground-level with campaigns which has the potential to be more powerful than all those well-intentioned messages from the top of society. Since the Metro footage went viral, another two incidents of racist abuse involving Chelsea-associated yobs singing on trains have been reported to police and are being investigated. Richard West, aka Mr C, the DJ and former frontman for the Shamen, poses in a 'We only see Blue' T-Shirt . Chelsea's programme cover for the match carried a clear message: 'We are all blue #equality' Chelsea supporters display a banner which reads 'We are all Blue' ahead of the match . Ben Price, a 37-year-old gardener and Chelsea supporter since the early '90s, set up a Facebook page which he found gathered rapid support at home and abroad. Paul Canoville, the club's first black player, was quick to back the movement, as was Richard West, aka Mr C, the DJ and former frontman for The Shamen, who is a Chelsea fan. Price was responsible for the 'No Racism at the Bridge' posters on show during the Burnley game, last month, and will be outside the Shed End, handing out more before Wednesday night's game against PSG. 'It's a message that says that collectively we do not tolerate racism and we cannot be branded a racist club,' said Price. 'It's a message for Souleymane S and for other clubs and their fans and

Summary: Initiative against racism is gathering support among Chelsea supporters . Some Chelsea fans refused to let a man board a train in Paris last month . Those involved chanted 'We're racist and that's the way we like it' Jose Mourinho's side host PSG in Champions League last 16 . Chelsea fans will produce anti-racism banners and posters on Wednesday .


Nick Gordon's stepfather has revealed in a new interview that he fears for the life of Bobbi Kristina's troubled fiance. It has been reported that Gordon, 25, has threatened suicide and has been taking Xanax since Whitney Houston's daughter was found unconscious in a bathtub in late January. On Wednesday, Access Hollywood spoke exclusively to Gordon’s stepfather about his son's state of mind, asking him if he fears for Nick's life. Scroll down for video . Speaking out: Nick Gordon's father (left and right) gave an interview about the 25-year-old fiance of Bobbi Kristina Brown, who reportedly had threatened suicide . Access Hollywood will air the complete interview Thursday . 'I fear... that if something happens to Bobbi Kristina, like, if she doesn't pull it through, then I will fear for my son's life,' the stepfather stated. Access Hollywood will air the complete interview Thursday. Speaking to Dr Phil McGraw Gordon, 25, said: ‘I lost the most legendary singer ever and I’m scared to lose Krissy. I want to let all you guys know I did everything possible in the world to protect them.’ Gordon’s impassioned assertion was made during a dramatic intervention staged by Dr Phil last week and due to air today. Weeping and wailing and at times incoherent, Gordon had believed that he was to be interviewed by Dr Phil. Gordon had told the eminent psychologist that he wanted to tell his side of the story. He has felt ‘vilified’ and ‘depicted as a monster’ since January 31 when Bobby Kristina, 22, was found face down and unresponsive in the bath-tub at the Roswell , Georgia home he and Bobby Kristina shared. Breakdown: With his mother, Michelle, by his side Nick Gordon struggles to stay coherent . Troubling preview: A trailer for the interview of Bobbi Kristina Brown's boyfriend Nick Gordon by Dr Phil McGraw was released Sunday night. Swinging from crying to flying into a rage, the disturbing 30 second video shows a very troubled young man in a lot of pain as he is questioned by Dr Phil . But on learning of Gordon’s emotional, mental and physical state Dr Phil could not ‘in good conscience’ go on with the interview. According to Gordon’s mother, Michelle, who was by her son’s side during the highly emotional intervention, ‘Nicholas is at a breaking point. He cannot bear not being without Krissy, by her side. He’s dealing with it by drinking. I’ve begged him to stop.’ Dr Phil told Gordon, who admitted to having taken Xanax and to have drunk heavily prior to the meeting: ‘Nick, you’re out of control. You’ve threatened suicide. You deserved to get some help because if you don’t, you know you’re going to wind up dead.’ He added: ‘You’ve got to get yourself cleaned up. You got to man up and straighten up.’ Yesterday DailyMail.com revealed that, barely 12 hours before the dramatic encounter with Dr Phil, Gordon was so drunk and high he was unable to walk. The disturbing scenes captured on video showed the true extent of a deterioration described by Dr

Summary: Nick Gordon's father spoke to Access Hollywood about the 25-year-old fiance of Bobbi Kristina . Dr. Phil McGraw staged a highly-charged intervention with Nick Gordon that will be broadcast on his show today . Gordon is now in rehab after the intervention having been drinking heavily and taking Xanax . Girlfriend Bobbi Kristina has been in a medically induced coma since January 31 and Gordon has not been allowed to see her .