A prisoner who asked warders for a Bible was offered pornographic magazines to help him ‘get to sleep’, a report has found. Academics conducting ground-breaking research into sex among inmates in British prisons said the incident proved that it was often tolerated by staff. Sex is not allowed in jails but former prisoners and reform groups say it is widespread and mostly unprotected. A prisoner who asked warders for a Bible was offered pornographic magazines to help him ‘get to sleep’, a report has found (file picture) The study, for a commission established by the Howard League For Penal Reform pressure group, said some jails were not providing inmates with condoms to stop the spread of sexually-transmitted infections behind bars. Even though sex between prisoners or with staff is not allowed, inmates are supposed to have free access to condoms if they are thought to be at risk of catching a disease. The Commission on Sex in Prisons was established amid concerns ministers were burying their heads in the sand over the issue of sex behind bars despite the World Health Organization claiming health risks are a ‘serious problem’. Researchers were refused permission by the Ministry of Justice to interview current prisoners. Instead, they spoke to 26 former prisoners who claimed sexual behaviour was ‘tacitly accepted’ by prison staff. The report said: ‘One interviewee recalled how, feeling “overwhelmed and nervous” on his first night in prison, he asked the night staff for a Bible. ‘After some time, an officer returned and apologetically explained that he could not find a Bible but he could lend instead a selection of pornographic magazines “to help you get to sleep”.’ Sex is not allowed in jails but former prisoners and reform groups say it is widespread and mostly unprotected (file picture) Gay and bisexual male prisoners said they were ‘fairly’ or ‘totally’ open about their sexuality on the wing, while being discreet about their sexual relationships and activities. The research project found that the availability of condoms to minimise the risk of STIs – and the potential for them to be passed on to future lovers in the general population – was varied among prisons. Some prisoners who were indebted to others or who had limited money for tobacco, other commodities or illegal drugs would offer sexual favours in lieu of payment, said the report. It also claimed rapes and sexual assault in prison may be more widespread than acknowledged by the Ministry of Justice, which said there were 170 reported attacks last year. The Howard League has spent two years looking at all elements of sex in prisons in England and Wales, from consensual to coercive sex. Ministers insist that sex is not common in jails but that condoms are available to all prisoners from qualified members of the healthcare team.

Summary: Prisoner was nervous on his first night so asked for a Bible, report says . But warder couldn't find one so offered him porn to help him 'get to sleep' Research finds some prisoners are not offering their inmates condoms . Sex is banned but inmates should be offered protection to prevent STIs .


Golden Retrievers are known to be one of the most-loving dog breeds. And for one named Smiley, being born without eyes was not going to stop him from being just that. The gorgeous pup from Stouffville, Canada, was adopted from a 'scary' puppy mill by local dog lover Joanne George, who believes pairing Smiley up with a deaf Great Dane named Tyler was the best decision she has made. 'Tyler was so bouncy and crazy and happy go lucky and [Smiley] turned into the same dog,' George told ABC News. Scroll down for video . Happiest: Having been rescued from a 'scary' puppy mill, Smiley, who was born without eyes, has flourished into an energetic and adorable dog, who regularly visits hospitals, nursing homes and schools . Living up to his name: Smiley's owner said she quickly realized the beautiful effect he had on people . Kind-hearted: Golden Retriever's are generally known as one of the most-loving breeds of dog . Loving: Many people who have had contact with Smiley say they either didn't realize or soon forgot that he had a disability . George added: 'He came out from underneath the tables where he was always hiding.' One Smiley began interacting with people more and more, George realized how good at it he was. She started taking him to hospitals and schools to visit people who needed some cheering up. There was one patient in a nursing home named Teddy that had no communication and could not speak at all. Staff said they had never seen him smile. That was, of course, until Smiley came along. '(Teddy) smiled when Smiley got into his vision,' George recalled. Blind: Smiley is prone to run into things, but walks around very carefully . Careful: Smiley takes high steps when he walks to feel out the ground around him . Self-reliant: Owner Joanne George said the best thing she did was let Smiley work things out alone . Precious: The gorgeous pup from Stouffville, Canada, was adopted from a 'scary' puppy mill by local dog lover Joanne George . Many people who have had contact with Smiley say they either didn't realize or soon forgot that he had a disability. His is prone to run into things, but walks around very carefully. He takes high steps when he walks, so as to feel around the ground and see whats around. George said she has taught him to follow her voice. She also said it was important for him to work things out by himself, and she's glad she let him discover that. 'Somebody through St. John’s Ambulance is wanting to adopt a dog that’s blind,' George told ABC. 'I told her of all those things, don’ t be his eyes, don’t run his life, don’t’ keep him in a bubble.' Adventurous: Not having eyes does not hold Smiley back from doing what he wants .

Summary: Smiley the Golden Retriever was born without eyes in Stouffville, Canada . He was adopted from a 'scary' puppy mill . Owner Joanne George paired him with a deaf Great Dane . After he came out of his bubble, she started taking him to nursing homes, hospitals and schools to cheer people up .


A father of two young children who inspired millions of parents across the world with his blog posts about 'finding Heaven on Earth' has died from lung cancer at the age of 42, it has emerged. Oren Miller, a stay-at-home father to Liam, six, and four-year-old Madeline, was diagnosed with terminal cancer last May after suffering from shortness of breath and severe pain in his back. Tragically, he and his wife, Beth Blauer, from Owing Mills, Maryland, were told the disease had already spread to his liver, his lymph nodes and his brain. He was given only a year to live. Mr Miller, whose 'A Father and a Blogger' site was hugely popular among parents, battled stage four cancer for nine months, before succumbing to it on Saturday, his family told the Baltimore Sun. Tragic: Oren Miller (pictured with his wife, Beth Blauer, son, Liam and daughter, Madeline) was diagnosed with lung cancer last May after suffering from shortness of breath and severe pain in his back. He died Saturday . Father and daughter: When Mr Miller (pictured with Madeline), of Owing Mills, Maryland, was diagnosed, he was told the disease had already spread to his liver, his lymph nodes and his brain. He was given only a year to live . An inspirational figure: Mr Miller (pictured), whose 'A Father and a Blogger' blog was hugely popular among parents, battled his cancer for nine months, before succumbing to it on Saturday, his family said on Monday . A funeral service was held for him at Sol Levinson & Bros. Funeral Home in Baltimore on Monday afternoon. His death has also inspired hundreds of online tributes from fans and other bloggers. In one of his most prominent posts on his blog following his cancer diagnosis, Mr Miller told his thousands of readers: 'I believe in Heaven on Earth, and I believe it's found anywhere you seek it.' He continued: 'I found Heaven on long car rides with the kids', adding that he used daily trips to school to 'chat' with his children about their worlds, music, life values and, of course, 'nonsense'. And he said that he 'found Heaven on the dirty floor of a basketball court', where he would pass the ball back and forth with his then-two-year-old daughter as they waited for Liam to finish school. In a separate post, he wrote: 'We all know I will be loved until my last moment by people it has been my utmost privilege to know: by a wife I adore and two kids I'm in awe of every single moment.' In addition his inspirational blog, Mr Miller set up a Facebook page, 'Dad Bloggers', shortly after the birth of his son. The page currently has more than 1,500 members from over 15 countries. Family: A funeral service was held for Mr Miller at Sol Levinson & Bros. Funeral Home in Baltimore on Monday afternoon. His death has also inspired dozens of moving online tributes from fans and other bloggers . Couple: In one of his posts on his popular blog following his

Summary: Oren Miller, 42, passed away from terminal lung cancer at 42 on Saturday . Survived by wife Beth Blauer, son Liam, six, and daughter Madeline, four . Mr Miller inspired millions globally with his posts about living with cancer . He wrote that he believes 'Heaven on Earth is found anywhere you seek it' He also set up 'Dad Bloggers' Facebook page, which has 1,500 members . 'Men don’t talk enough; Oren was a man who talked', fellow blogger said .


President Barack Obama lent his support to a movement to implement mandatory voting in the United States on Wednesday, saying it could prove to be a short-term solution to the excessive amount of money that's now spent on elections in the country. 'It would be transformative if everybody voted. That would counteract money more than anything,' Obama told a group of Cleveland, Ohio, residents. 'If everybody voted, then, it would completely change the political map in this country.' Attorney General Eric Holder has openly endorsed automatic voter registration, adopted two days ago by Oregon, the first American state to officially embrace the measure, but Obama had not made his support for either that or compulsory voting clearly known until today. President Barack Obama lent his support to a movement to implement mandatory voting in the United States on Wednesday, saying it could prove to be a short-term solution to the excessive amount of money that's now spent on elections in the country . The president said the people in America who 'tend not to vote' are usually younger, of lower income and skew toward 'immigrant groups' and minority groups. 'And they're often the folks who are scratchin' and climbin' to get into the middle class,' he said, 'and they're working hard.' 'There's a reason why some folks try to keep them away from the polls,' he said. 'We should wanna get them into the polls.' The remark as a subtle reference to Republican efforts at the state level to pass legislation that would require registered voters to prove that they are who they say that they are at the polls with a government-issued photo identification card. Republicans say that such measures prevent voter fraud. Democrats claim that they stop legitimate voters from exercising their constitutional right to participate in the electoral process. Many Democrats believe that's the point of the laws - to keep groups that traditionally vote Democrat, especially minorities, from casting a ballot - and have characterized voter ID laws as racist for that reason. Requiring the elderly, who sometimes don't drive, and minorities, who when they live in major cities often take public transportation, as well as the low-income sector of society, which can't afford always afford government identification cards, is a modern day poll tax, Democrats have argued. Supporters of the photo ID laws have tried to assuage their concerns by setting aside funds for government-funded ids and offering free rides to the DMV in certain states. Obama's Department of Justice has taken many of the states that have passed such laws to court, with the notable exception of Virginia, which put in place processes to counteract the hardship that the new requirement places on certain individuals. 'It would be transformative if everybody voted. That would counteract money more than anything,' Obama told a group of Cleveland, Ohio, residents. 'If everybody voted, then, it would completely change the political map in this country.' The president is seen here mingling with guests of the event at The City Club of Cleveland . Conservatives are opposed to mandatory voting and

Summary: He said it could prove to be a short-term solution to the excessive amount of money that's now spent on elections in the country . 'It would be transformative if everybody voted. That would counteract money more than anything,' Obama said . 'If everybody voted, then, it would completely change the political map in this country,' he added, noting that its often low-income people, immigrants, minorities and youth who don't vote . Obama indirectly knocked conservatives - who are opposed to measures like automatic registration and mandatory voting . 'There's a reason why some folks try to keep them away from the polls,' he said, referencing Republican-led efforts in states to pass voter ID laws .


Trevor Noah, the new host of The Daily Show, has spoken out in defense of himself following a social media backlash over comments he made about women and Jews in tweets dating back to 2009. The South-African comedian, who is little-known in the US, rocketed to national fame on Monday after he was named as longtime host Jon Stewart's replacement on the satirical news program. However, the excitement surrounding the announcement was tinged by hundreds of Internet users accusing the 31-year-old - who is a quarter Jewish - of anti-Semitism for his 'offensive' posts. But in a tweet on Tuesday, Noah told his two million followers: 'To reduce my views to a handful of jokes that didn’t land is not a true reflection of my character, nor my evolution as a comedian.' It comes as Comedy Central, which hired Noah as a correspondent on the show just three months ago, has defended its newest star as a 'provocative' comedian who 'spares noone, himself included'. Scroll down for video . Response: Trevor Noah (pictured), the new host of The Daily Show, has spoken out in defense of himself following an online backlash over comments he made about women and Jews in tweets dating back to 2009 . 'Not a true reflection': In a tweet on Tuesday, Noah told his two million followers: 'To reduce my views to a handful of jokes that didn’t land is not a true reflection of my character, nor my evolution as a comedian' This is one of the five tweets dating back to 2009 that bloggers have been dragging up and complaining about . One Twitter user accused Noah's remarks as being 'a tad stereotyped', as well as 'borderline anti-Semitic' Another user told Noah to 'grow up', adding he was 'no longer a fan' of the 31-year-old South African comedian . In a statement, the network said: 'To judge him or his comedy based on a handful of jokes is unfair.' It added: 'Trevor is a talented comedian with a bright future at Comedy Central.' Noah, the son of a half-Jewish Xhosa mother and a Swiss father, was a trending topic on Twitter on Monday night as he drew fire for jokes that were described as tasteless, hateful, and unfunny. The controversial tweets were posted between 2009 and 2014. In May last year, Noah tweeted: 'Behind every successful Rap Billionaire is a double as rich Jewish man. #BeatsByDreidel.' A year earlier, he posted: 'Note to self - Langostines are not Jewish prawns.' Meanwhile, during a soccer match in January 2012, he joked: 'Messi gets the ball and the real players try foul him, but Messi doesn't go down easy, just like jewish chicks. #ElClasico.' He also slammed the United States' midsection in a 2013 tweet, writing that 'When flying over the middle of America the turbulence is so bad. It's like all the ignorance is rising through the air.' And in 2009, Noah, who can speak an impressive six languages, wrote: 'Almost bumped a Jewish kid crossing the road. He didn't look b4 crossing but I still would

Summary: Trevor Noah, 31, spoke out in defense of 'anti-Semitic' tweets on Tuesday . Told two million followers they were not 'a true reflection of my character' Added the 'handful of jokes' didn't represent his 'evolution as a comedian' Comes as Comedy Central has also defended the new South-African host . The network said he was 'provocative and 'spares noone, himself included' Noah, who is a quarter Jewish, has been praised for cutting-edge humor . One of his skits involves a 'Black Hitler'; Jon Stewart approves of him .


More than 50 people watched Raja Ram (right) beat his daughter in the middle of a road because he heard a false rumour that she was dating . More than 50 people watched a father beat his daughter in the middle of a road because he heard a false rumour that she was dating. Raja Ram grabbed his daughter by the hair before slapping and kicking her continuously near the Domlur flyover, India, around 8.30am yesterday. One of the silent bystanders was the girl's mother. The victim was only rescued after two female workers from a nearby firm wrestled Ram, a sub-inspector for Madurai police, off her and locked her in their car for more than 30 minutes. Niveditha and Archana said they were on their way to breakfast when they saw the 'shocking' attack, the Times of India reported. After the incident Niveditha wrote on Facebook page The Logical Indian: 'On our way to [the] office, me and my friend Archana were shocked to see a girl aged about 25 being beaten black and blue by a strong well built man, with at least 50 people standing on the street and simply watching. 'He was grabbing the girl by her hair, slapping her, kicking her in the groin as she fell down on the road. 'Archana started pushing the man while I tried untangling the girls hair from his fingers' (sic). The two women described how they initially tried to get a young man with a motorcycle to take the girl but Ram stole the keys. They then tried to hire a rickshaw but Ram again got in their way. Eventually the two women locked the young girl in their car and called the police, who arrived half and hour later to find Ram sitting on the bonnet. Niveditha said: 'The parents had heard rumours of their daughter having an affair and was hence "teaching her a lesson", refusing to listen to her or believe her denying the affair. 'The father wanted to take her back to Madurai, against the wishes of the daughter and forcibly marry her to someone of their choice. Ram grabbed his daughter by the hair (left) before slapping and kicking her continuously. The victim was only rescued after two female workers locked her in their car for more than 30 minutes. Above right, her father sits on the bonnet preventing the car to move . 'There were so many people standing by, if one of them had removed him from the car, we could have taken her to safety. But no one did.' When they got to the police station the girl decided that she did not want to file a complaint and Ram has been let go. A police spokesman said: 'This is a minor incident and a family matter. Also, no complaint has been filed.' There will be no further investigations. The Facebook post has since been liked by nearly 35,000 people. It comes days after documentary India's Daughter, about a 2012 gang rape on a 23-year-old girl, was banned from being broadcast in

Summary: Raja Ram grabbed his daughter's hair before slapping and kicking her . More than 50 people watched including the young girl's mother . She was rescued by two female workers who locked her in their car .


The Black Hawk helicopter that crashed in dense fog during a training mission in Florida was carrying seven Marines from Special Operations Command forces based in North Carolina, and four National Guard soldiers from Louisiana. Bad weather prevented the recovery of bodies and the flight recorder from the wreckage on Thursday, and while the military had not officially released any times, loved one of those on the doomed copter did speak with the press.. Now however, the names and identities of the seven Marines have been revealed. Scroll down for video . Crews lower a piece of a Black Hawk helicopter onto a barge in the Santa Rosa Sound near Pritchard Point in Florida . Staff Sgt. Andrew C. Seif (left) and Staff Sgt. Trevor P. Blaylock (right) Staff Sgt. Andrew C. Seif was a Silver Star Medal recipient who received the award for facing enemy fire to save a mortally wounded friend in Afghanistan in July 2012. He was born in Fairbanks, Alaska, and lived in Albuquerque, New Mexico, until middle-school when his family moved to Holland, Michigan, the Marines said. Seif, 26, grew up playing soldier in his backyard and joined the Marines just weeks after graduating from high school, according to an article about his award published this week in the Camp Lejeune Globe, the post newspaper. By 2012, he had spent two years as a special forces operator with the 2nd Marine Special Operations Battalion, which operates from the Middle East to Central Asia. Seif and his teammate, Sgt. Justin Hansen, were closing in on one of western Afghanistan's bomb experts, according to the paper. They came under fire, and Hansen was hit. Seif moved Hansen to safer position and treated his teammate's wounds. Seif returned fire, advanced alone across the compound and found the targeted bomb-maker. 'The fact that (Seif) continued to fight through the objective to get Sgt. Hansen taken care of, putting himself in the line of fire, speaks volumes to who he is and demonstrates that he would never leave a Marine behind,' said Maj. Gen. Joseph L. Osterman. Seif's wife was at his side when he received the medal. Staff Sgt. Trevor P. Blaylock, 29, was born in Lake Orion, Michigan, and swam on the varsity swim team. He attended Henry Ford Community College for one year before joining the Marine Corps in 2006. Initially, he was a mechanic in an armored reconnaissance battalion at Camp Pendleton in California. He served two tours in Iraq in 2007 and 2008. His decorations include the Navy and Marine Corps Commendation Medal with Valor. His home near Camp Lejeune was within earshot of dull booming sounds of artillery or other heavy weapons. Master Sgt. Thomas A. Saunders (left) and Staff Sgt. Liam Flynn (right) Born in Bonn, Germany, Master Sgt. Thomas A. Saunders, 33, enlisted in the Marines after graduating from high school in Virginia. Following basic training in 1999, he was assigned to Camp LeJeune. He deployed to Kosovo and served with special operations teams in Iraq and Afghanistan before years before joining a Marine

Summary: The identities of the seven Marines killed in a helicopter crash off the coast of Florida this week have been revealed . Staff Sgt. Kerry Michael Kemp, 27, was the proud father of a baby just shy of her first birthday . Staff Sgt. Marcus S. Bawol, 27, was engaged to be married this October . Capt. Stanford Henry Shaw III had served two tours of duty in Iraq and attended the United States Naval Academy . Staff Sgt. Liam Flynn had received three Navy and Marine Corps Achievement Medals with Valor and the Bronze Star with Valor . Master Sgt. Thomas A. Saunders, 33, was married to a fellow Marine and the couple had a son . Staff Sgt. Trevor P. Blaylock, 29, had served two tours of duty in Iraq and received the Navy and Marine Corps Commendation Medal with Valor . Staff Sgt. Andrew C. Seif was a Silver Star Medal recipient who received the award for facing enemy fire to save a mortally wounded friend in Afghanistan .


The founder and leader of a controversial Atlanta-based megachurch has appealed online for 200,000 people to each donate '$300 or more' so that he can buy a $65 million private jet favored by high-flying billionaires. Reverend Creflo Dollar, 53, is the head of the World Changers Church International, a Christian ministry centered around the prosperity gospel, which preaches that God wants to bless the faithful with earthly riches. The televangelist, who is one of the most prominent African-American preachers in the United States, this week put a five-minute video up on his website pledging for donations for a Gulfstream G650 - which claims to be the fastest plane ever built in civilian aviation - so that 'World Changers Church International can continue to blanket the globe with the Gospel of grace'. Dollar - who is known to own two Rolls Royce's and multi-million dollar homes in Atlanta and New Jersey - last hit headlines in 2012, after being arrested for allegedly attacking his 15-year-old daughter. Open palm: Reverend Creflo Dollar of the World Changers Church International wants 200,000 people from across the world to each donate '$300 or more' so that he can buy the world's fastest private jet . Battling: This notice has been posted on the church's website, pleading for donations so that Dollar can 'continue reaching a lost and dying world for the Lord Jesus Christ' Goal: Dollar wants to spend the $65 million he hopes to make in donations on a Gulfstream G650 business jet, a plane favored by billionaires that bills itself as the fastest plane built in civil aviation . Televangelist: Creflo Dollar is the founder of World Changers Church International, which has about 30,000 members and an 8,500 seater amphitheater in Atlanta called the 'World Dome' Among the billionaires who own a Gulfstream G650 are Steve Jobs' wife Lauren Powell Jobs, Wynn Resorts CEO Steve Wynn add Nike co-founder Phil Knight. There is a long waiting list for the aircraft, with the next round of planes not due until 2017. According to the Creflo Dollar Ministry's website: 'The ministry's current airplane, was built in 1984, purchased by the ministry in 1999 and has since logged four million miles. 'Recently on an overseas trip to a global conference, one of the engines failed. Arrested: The Reverend was charged in 2012 for allegedly attacking his teenage daughter . 'By the grace of God, the expert pilot, who's flown with Creflo for almost 20 years, landed the plane safely without injury or harm to any passengers.' The Christian Post first reported that Dollar insisted that he needs the jet to continue sharing the word of Jesus. He preaches all over the world, but primarily works out of a 8,500-seat amphitheater in Atlanta called the 'World Dome', satelliting the sermons to churches all over the country. The website pledge continued: 'Believe it or not, there are still millions of people on this planet who have never heard of Jesus Christ and know nothing of His greatness.' 'Our hearts desire to see precious lives changed and snatched out of darkness

Summary: Reverend Creflo Dollar is the head of World Changers Church International . The 53-year-old preaches 'that God wants to bless the faithful with earthly riches' and the church has about 30,000 members . He has an estimated net worth of $27 million . Has appealed online for 200,000 people to donate $300 so he can buy Gulfstream G650, worth $65 million and favored by billionaires . Says the plane is essential for him to 'reach a lost and dying world for the Lord Jesus Christ'


UFC lightweight Ross Pearson has admitted that he put a lot of 'personal' pressure on himself to claim a knockout win over Sam Stout at UFC 185 on Saturday. The British fighter, who met Stout at the preliminary rounds in Dallas, needed a win to halt a run of one win, two losses and a no contest from his four previous fights - and to avoid questioning his future in the sport. 'It was all personal to me,' he said backstage at UFC 185. 'Live by the sword, die by the sword situation. I went out there and I put a lot of pressure on myself to win.' Ross Pearson celebrates after a second frame knockout over Sam Stout at UFC 185 in Dallas . The British fighter connects with a strong right hand to end a recent inconsistent run in the Octagon . The referee moves in to stop the fights as Pearson lays into the prone Canadian on the canvas . Pearson admitted putting a lot of 'personal' pressure on himself to win the fight . Pearson agreed that, following his recent results, defeat by Stout would have led to him making some 'massive decisions'. 'Like, where was I going in my career in the UFC,' said the 30-year-old, who emerged by winning the lightweight tournament on The Ultimate Fighter 9. 'I don't think the UFC thinks I'm going to be out the door any time soon, because I'm winning fights, but it was personally, what am I going to do in this division? The 30-year-old also picked up a 'Performance of the Night' bonus of $50,000 (£34,000) Stout aims a kick at Pearson but could not keep the Brit at bay before being knocked out in Dallas . The pair face each other at the weigh-in before Pearson admitted defeat would have raised 'questions' 'Am I going to be a gatekeeper, or am I going to be a guy that's going to push to the top of the world?' Pearson came through his personal test by out striking Stout before knocking out the Canadian with a booming left hand in the second frame, earning the Brit a $50,000 (£34,000) 'Performance of the Night' bonus. Next up, Pearson has set his sights on '1,2 and 3' or the top fighters in the 155-pound division.

Summary: British fighter knocked Sam Stout out at UFC 185 to end inconsistent run . Ross Pearson admitted defeat would have raised questions over his career . 30-year-old also picked up a $50,000 bonus for 'Performance of the Night' CLICK HERE for all the latest UFC news .


Arsenal goalkeeper Wojciech Szczesny has no future at Arsenal and should move on for the sake of his international career, according to former Liverpool stopper Jerzy Dudek. The former Anfield man, a fellow countryman of Szczesny, believes that Arsene Wenger will always choose David Ospina and the Polish keeper should move on to improve his chances of playing for his country. 'It's a serious matter,' Dudek told Poland's TVP Sport. 'Fortunately, we have two other goalkeepers who are able to provide an adequate level in our goal. Arsenal goalkeeper Wojciech Szczesny has played second fiddle to David Ospina since the turn of the year . Jerzy Dudek believes that Szczesny should move on for the sake of his international career with Poland . 'In excellent form is Lukasz Fabianski and, on the other hand, Artur Boruc is very experienced. I think [Adam] Nawalka [Poland manager] will wait to make the decision until the very end. 'Wojciech is the least likely to play in the match with Ireland. If I were in his place, I would wonder whether there are still opportunities to arise at Arsenal and wouldn't wait as long as Fabianski, because you can see that Arsene Wenger is firmly set on David Ospina.' Fabianski (Swansea) and Boruc (on loan at Bournemouth from Southampton) are both goalkeepers with Premier League experience and, perhaps more importantly, regular first-team game-time this season. Ospina has impressed since taking the reigns from Szczesny after the Southampton game on January 1 . Dudek believes that Szczesny is below Lukasz Fabianski and Artur Boruc in the Poland pecking order . Szczesny started the season as Arsenal's No 1, but was dropped after being caught smoking in the showers at Southampton on New Year's Day. Since then, he has made just three appearances for the Gunners, all of which in the FA Cup. Premier League goalkeeping duties have been placed in the hands, quite literally, of Colombian Ospina, who has made 13 appearances for Wenger's side since the turn of the year.

Summary: Wojciech Szczesny has struggled for game-time at Arsenal in 2015 . He was dropped in place of David Ospina at the turn of the year . Jerzy Dudek thinks Szczesny's time is up and he should leave Arsenal . Dudek thinks Lukasz Fabianski and Artur Boruc are ahead in the Poland pecking order for the upcoming international matches . CLICK HERE for all the latest Arsenal news .


A peaceful religious protest has taken place outside Windsor Park in opposition to Northern Ireland's first ever Sunday fixture on home soil. The Irish Football Association has never before staged an international game on a Sunday but was forced to break new ground by UEFA's 'Week of Football' initiative . Euro 2016 qualifiers are now spread throughout the international period, with dates allocated automatically by computer, and the hosts take on Finland on Sunday. Members of the Tyndale Free Presbyterian Church protest against Northern Ireland's Sunday home fixture . A man hands out religious tracts against the backdrop of a George Best mural on Sunday . The Tyndale Memorial branch of the Free Presbyterian Church has criticised the IFA for failing to seek dispensation and declining to inform local church groups. Reverend Raymond Robinson, whose congregation held placards and handed out leaflets on Donegall Avenue, told Press Association Sport: 'Our opposition is to the breaking of observance of the Lord's day. 'We believe in the Sabbath being kept holy. It seems more and more that the football agenda is being driven by the television companies and not what God says, or what public opinion is. A Northern Ireland football flag is flown as the protester hands out tracts near Windsor Park . Banners are displayed in opposition to Northern Ireland's first ever home match on a Sunday . 'A delegation met the IFA and expressed our concerns. We found it interesting that the likes of Gibraltar and Spain had special circumstances (within the UEFA schedule) but the IFA couldn't have the same for observing Sunday as the Lord's day. 'We were also surprised at the IFA not contacting local churches about the fixture, which we felt would have been common courtesy. 'They did say they would seek to accommodate us and help out but if we had never mentioned it that would never have happened.' Finland fans are pictured making their way to the stadium for the Euro 2016 qualifier . Match programmes are sold outside the ground ahead of Northern Ireland's clash with Finland .

Summary: A peaceful protest has been held outside Windsor Park . Northern Ireland host Finland in a Euro 2016 qualifier . It is the first time Northern Ireland have played at home on a Sunday .


On Tuesday, she was regal in eye-catching crimson for a state banquet at Buckingham Palace alongside the Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh. Last night saw Mexican First Lady Angélica Rivera on dazzling form for the second day in a row as she dressed up in a floor-length black dress and diamonds for a banquet hosted by the Lord Mayor of London. Ms Rivera, 45, and her husband Enrique Peña Nieto, 48, are currently on a state visit to the UK, which began with a ceremonial welcome at Horse Guards Parade. Scroll down for video . Glamorous: All eyes were on Angelica Rivera as she dazzled in diamonds at a London banquet . All smiles: She joined the Lord Mayor's wife Gilly Yarrow (left) at a banquet hosted by the City of London . There, the glamorous political wife was spotted winking at the royals as she arrived with her husband, before smiling and laughing her way through the ceremony - indulged by an equally cheerful Queen. Ms Rivera, a former soap star, was then squired on a tour of the Royal Collection by a clearly charmed Duke of Edinburgh, with the pair seen deep in conversation as they inspected a saddle presented to Prince Philip during a visit to Mexico in 1975. Her whirlwind tour also included a solo visit to the set of Downton Abbey alongside the Countess of Wessex yesterday, with her husband spending much of the day at Downing Street instead. But it was for the final evening of her stay that Ms Rivera really pulled out all the stops, arriving at London's Guildhall in a spectacular floor-length black dress, teamed with a pair of diamond drop earrings and a matching bracelet. Big arrival: Mexican president Enrique Peña Nieto and his wife arrive at the London Guildhall . Glamorous: Ms Rivera was chic in a floor-length gown while her husband was dapper in white tie . Striking: Ms Rivera's dress contrasted with the colourful crimson number worn on Tuesday night . For me? Ms Rivera clutches a posy of spring flowers as she processes through the Guildhall . Pretty: Ms Rivera wore her hair in a soft up-do, showing off a pair of dazzling diamond earrings in the process . Matching: Along with her stunning diamond earrings, she wore a pretty diamond bracelet . The banquet, which was hosted by the Lord Mayor of London, Alderman Alan Yarrow, and the City of London Corporation, is a state visit tradition, with invitations extended to all visiting heads of state. Ms Rivera, who was presented with a pretty bunch of spring flowers as she arrived, spent much of the evening chatting happily to the Duke and Duchess of Gloucester, who were also at the event, and Mrs Gilly Yarrow, the wife of the Lord Mayor. On arrival, the couple were welcomed with a Royal Salute fired from the cannons at the Tower of London during which a total of 62 shots were fired - the basic 21-gun Royal Salute, plus another 20 because the Tower is a royal palace and

Summary: Angélica Rivera dazzled in a floor-length black gown and diamonds . She and husband Enrique Peña Nieto were at the London Guildhall . Were joined by Prince Richard, Duke of Gloucester, and his wife Birgitte .


Barcelona kicked off the biggest week of their season in style by beating Eibar 2-0 thanks to a Lionel Messi double that took him past Cristiano Ronaldo as La Liga’s top scorer this season. Barca play Manchestser City on Wednesday, just four days before the decisive Clasico against Real Madrid at the Camp Nou next Sunday, and Messi led them to victory with his 31st and 32nd goals of the season. He even scored a goal he had never scored before in La Liga – a header direct from a corner. Lionel Messi wheels away in celebration of his first half penalty, which put Barcelona into a 1-0 lead . The Barca star scored his 16th and 17th La Liga goals of 2015 as his side strolled to victory . At the start of the year Ronaldo collected the Balon d’Or and sent an ‘I’m coming for you’ message to Messi who has one more World Player award than the Portuguese. But instead it has been Messi pursuing, catching and over-taking Ronaldo in scoring stakes in Spain. The Real Madrid striker was 12 goals clear of Messi but the Barça number 10 has scored 17 goals in 10 games since the turn of the year and is now in top spot like his team. This was the first time Eibar had played Barcelona in Spain’s top flight – it is with the Catalan club that the contrasts are most stark. They have 5,250 supporters crammed into the league’s smallest ground while Barça’s 99,000 capacity Camp Nou is La Liga’s largest. Barcelona’s budget runs to €540m euros, Eibar’s is €16m; Barça make €140m from their television deal, Eibar make €14m; Barça’s sponsor Qatar Airways pays them €35m a year while the minnows are paid €130,000 by a local steel company. On the pitch there are massive differences too. And the home team came into the game having scored 34 goals – six fewer than Messi. Although it was the Argentine who got the opening goal Barça had to suffer for the breakthrough. Neymar (left) and Ivan Rakitic (right) join Messi in celebration of his 31st minute spot-kick . They almost scored with their first attack when first Messi and then Ivan Rakitic went close after Luis Suarez and Adriano had combined down the left. But with a relatively inexperienced midfield trio of Sergi Roberto between, Rafinha and Rakitic, and faced with a five-man Eibar defence, the first half hour was heavy going. Luis Enrique had decided not to risk Javier Mascherano who was a booking away from missing next week’s Clasico but his presence in a midfield already missing the injured Sergi Busquets was keenly felt at times as the leaders failed to control the game. Messi left five Eibar players behind with one dribble that started inside his own half but the move broke down as soon as he played in a team-mate and Eibar remained on level terms. Resistance was finally broken on the half hour when Suarez went on a driving run into the area and released Messi. Neymar skips

Summary: Lionel Messi scored twice to help Barcelona earn 2-0 victory against Eibar . Messi gave Luis Enrique's side lead with first half penalty . Argentine star doubled Barca's lead with 55th minute header .


Greece is threatening to seize property, land and businesses belonging to Germany if Berlin does not agree to compensate it for the Nazi occupation of the Second World War. Prime minister Alexis Tsipras has demanded Germany pay more than £112billion in reparations. He said previous payments did not cover demands for destroyed infrastructure, compensation for war crimes and the return of a forced loan to the Nazis. Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras, who says that Germany owes his country compensation worth hundreds of billions of euros due to the Nazi occupation during the Second World War . In an emotive address to his parliament he spoke of his government pursuing its ‘duty to history’ and the people who ‘fought and gave their lives to defeat Nazism’. Germany angrily dismissed the demands yesterday, saying it had paid reparations to Greece. A spokesman for German chancellor Angela Merkel said the issue had been ‘legally and politically resolved’ at that time and during the talks which led to German reunification in 1990. But Greek politicians upped the ante with justice minister Nikos Paraskevoloulos saying he was ready to back a High Court ruling from 2000 allowing Athens to seize German-owned property to compensate the victims of a Nazi massacre of 218 Greek civilians in the village of Distomo. The ruling about German assets can only be backed by a justice minister and his predecessors have always baulked at doing so. It relates to a specific atrocity in the village in which Nazi forces went on a two-hour rampage butchering men, women and children in what they said was retaliation for an attack on them by resistance forces. Meanwhile in Germany there were claims of a wider ranging plan to take German assets. Spiegel magazine yesterday reported that it had learned of a plan to seize German property and assets if the reparations demand was dismissed. However, a spokesman for German Chancellor Angela Merkel, pictured, has said there is no reason to hold talks with Greece on the issue . It claimed this would involve the seizure of the Goethe Institute, Germany’s flagship cultural organisation abroad, as well as businesses and assets of German firms. Resentment about the four-year Nazi occupation of Greece in which some 250,000 people were killed, is long-standing. But it has been revived by the painful austerity measures imposed by the Eurozone since 2010 under the terms of the £175billion international rescue package. Greek media have depicted Mrs Merkel and her finance ministers in Nazi uniforms. And the first act of new prime minister Mr Tsipras was to lay a wreath at the site where 200 Greek communists were shot by the Nazis. Mr Tsipras told parliament – during a debate on Tuesday about the creation of a reparations committee – that he would not abandon Greece’s ‘irrevocable demands’ for compensation, and that his government would ‘work so that all of the unfulfilled obligations to Greece and the Greek people are met’. Syriza, the most Left-wing government ever to be elected in Europe, ran for office on a platform of rejecting the

Summary: Greece has threatened Germany saying it will seize its property and land . Comes as Athens and EU reach a stand-off over negotiations on debt crisis . Greek Prime Minister says Germany owes his country war compensation . Alexis Tsipras adds Angela Merkel owes his country up to 332 billion euros . But Germany has dismissed the demands saying reparations have already been solved .


Crystal Palace manager Alan Pardew is promising an exciting summer of recruitment at Selhurst Park after the club effectively guaranteed their Premier League survival with a comeback victory at Stoke City. Palace are now 11 points clear of the drop zone and Pardew can think about building for next season, buoyed by the new Sky Sports TV deal and a possible takeover from American businessman Josh Harris. Recruitment is now uppermost in Pardew’s mind and he revealed: ‘We are getting calls regarding players from Inter Milan and Benfica because they are our market now. Alan Pardew's Crystal Palace came from behind to beat Stoke 2-1 at the Britannia Stadium . Pardew (left) congratulates wing wizard Yannick Bolasie at full-time after Palace's impressive victory . Wilfried Zaha has scored in his last two games against QPR and Stoke, the first time he’s netted consecutively since October 2012 in his first spell with Palace . ‘Palace now come into the same group as everybody below the likes of Everton, Tottenham and Liverpool, and the most important thing is to try to trade well. ‘It’s important to preserve your Premier League status early. If you leave it late, it is very difficult to get players. You don’t want other teams putting packages together and working on players before you can. ‘We are pretty secure in approaching clubs and players now as a Premier League side for next season and that’s what we will do. We have the finance to do what we say we are going to do. So it does give us a slight advantage.’ One player who will remain is reborn winger Wilfried Zaha who scored the winner at The Britannia for his first back-to-back goals since 2012. In February, Wilfried Zaha (right) was sad, but according to Alan Pardew he is now playing with a smile . Zaha signed for Manchester United after Palace's promotion, but his career nosedived at Old Trafford . Zaha’s career nosedived after a £15million move to Manchester United went sour and he has gone from being capped by England to not even making the Under 21 squad. He was ordered to smile more and sulk less by Pardew last week and celebrated his goal at Stoke by playfully sticking out his tongue. ‘He looked a sad player when I arrived (from Newcastle in January),’ said Pardew. ‘You are never going to play your best football when you're sad and sometimes good management is not about tactics but inspiring players. He was down in the dumps for whatever reason. ‘Young players need that exuberance, particularly with the way he plays. And smiling and being happy is part of that exuberance.’ Nonetheless, 22-year-old Zaha doesn’t plan on transforming himself into a cartoon clown. ‘I do smile when I need to!,’ he stressed. Crystal Palace players celebrate with Glenn Murray after he scored a penalty to draw Palace level . Stoke manager Mark Hughes was distraught with two key decisions by referee Andre Marriner . ‘When it is time to be serious, I’m serious. When it is time to play

Summary: Crystal Palace came from a goal behind to beat Stoke 2-1 on Saturday . Palace are now 11 points clear of the drop zone in the Premier League . Alan Pardew says they are getting calls regarding players from Inter Milan and Benfica because 'they are our market now' The Palace boss says Wilfried Zaha was down in the dumps when he arrived but is now playing with a smile on his face .


Many people turn to sport when times get tough and pretty Amy Brown is no exception. When the 21-year-old suffered cruel taunts at school for gaining good grades and wearing boy's clothes, she took her frustrations out on the rugby field. From the age of 12, Amy, who lives in the Forest of Dean, played at least twice a week for her local club. Scroll down for video . Scrummy: Rugby-loving Amy Brown, 21, from the Forest of Dean is a finalist in the Miss England competition . Beauty and brains: Amy turned to the rugby pitch after her schoolmates teased her for being clever...she says that 'she's now having the last laugh' Nearly ten years on, Amy has blossomed into a young beauty, so much so that her friends suggested she enter a local beauty pageant. Last month she was crowned Miss Forest of Dean, just in time for the Six Nations. Amy, who stands 5ft 8ins tall, will swap her muddy boots for high heels when she competes in the semi-finals of Miss England in June. Amy, who is studying Criminology at the University of Gloucester, said: 'I never expected to come this far. I've never been into high heels and dresses. 'For me, it was always rugby and drinking with the lads in the bar afterwards. The closest I ever had to having a picture taken was doing a selfie. 'I never ever thought of myself as being particularly glam. Before I got into rugby I was bullied at school. Try! Amy turned out twice a week for her local side from the age of 12 . The 'boffin' has grown up: Amy now has a boyfriend, 22-year-old gym instructor Ben Jones . More comfortable in boots: Amy says that she had to practice 'loads' to walk properly wearing heels . 'I wasn't very popular and worked hard so the bullies called me 'boffin' and 'ugly'. Even in my teens I didn't wear makeup and played rugby to deal with the name calling. 'It was a way I could get my frustration out but I really enjoy it. I'm in the second row so I'm in the thick of the action. 'I always get stuck in and I've got knocked out twice. I haven't got any cauliflower ears thankfully.' Amy, who has a long term boyfriend, gym instructor Ben Jones, 22, has beaten thousands of hopefuls to reach the semi-finals of Miss England. She added: 'I never thought I'd make it to the semi-finals of Miss England. It's been an amazing journey. 'Before the competition I'd never been on a cat walk. The first time I put on high heels I tottered about and almost lost my balance so I've had to practice loads. 'It's a great feeling to get glammed up now, especially when I think back to the abuse I got from the bullies. I do feel like I've had the last laugh.'

Summary: Amy Brown, 21, was teased at school for being a 'boffin' She turned to rugby, playing twice a week from the age of 12 . Now she's reached the finals of Miss England . 'Almost lost her balance' the first time she put on heels .


This is the thrilling moment a professional surfer jumped ship as a major wave at a California surfing spot crashed into his boat. Mark Healey, 33, was at Mavericks, a famous big wave surfing spot near Half Moon Bay, when he saw the wave coming toward him and made the split second decision. Healey turned to his friends and said 'I don't know about you guys, but I'm jumping'. Scroll down for video . This is the moment professional surfer Mark Healey, 33, jumped ship as a major wave crashed into his boat at the Mavericks surfing spot in California . When Healey saw the wave coming toward him he turned to his friends and said 'I don't know about you guys, but I'm jumping'. His friends chose to hold on hard to the railings . 'Typically, in a potential maritime disaster, the best idea is to stay with the boat,' Healey told Fox News. 'But I really didn't feel like getting smashed around like an ice cube in a shaker.' Healey, who is also a free-diver and part-time Hollywood stuntman, sailed over deck and into the sea while his friends held on hard to the railing. After the wave passed, the boat was still standing upright and Healey got picked up by his friends, who he said were 'basically crying laughing at me'. Healey, who is also a free-diver and part-time Hollywood stuntman, said he didn't 'feel like getting smashed around like an ice cube in a shaker' Healey pops back up for air after the wave passes and leaves the boat still standing upright . 'I came up pretty much dying laughing, and then I checked to make sure everybody was okay on the boat,' he said. 'There was some damaged equipment, soaked cameras, but everybody was pretty much in good shape.' Healey posted a video of his incredible jump on his official Facebook page in December, writing 'This was the best wave I got at Mavericks Saturday!' 'That's me flying through the air, trying to put as much space between myself and the potentially doomed boat.' The video only recently went viral after it won the 2015 Wipeout of the Year at the XXL Big Wave Awards last week. Healey posted a video of his incredible jump on his Facebook page, writing 'This was the best wave I got at Mavericks Saturday!

Summary: Mark Healey, 33, was at big wave surfing spot Mavericks in California . When the part-time Hollywood stuntman saw the wave coming he turned to his friends and said he was going to jump . His friends held on hard to the railing of the boat, which remained upright .


A New Jersey escort was buried during a graveside funeral Thursday, nearly five years after her disappearance led to the discovery of 10 victims of a suspected serial killer on Long Island. Despite police pronouncements that the deaths of the 10 people — eight women, a man and a child — are unrelated to the Shannan Gilbert case, her mother and the family's attorney repeated their assertions after the funeral that she was the 11th victim in the unsolved mystery. 'Absolutely, there's no question in my mind: I do believe that it is all connected,' Mari Gilbert told reporters just steps from where her daughter's service was held. Mystery: The disappearance of Shannan Gilbert, a sex worker from New Jersey, tipped off a massive, years-long investigation into the deaths of at least 10 others found dumped at Long Island's Gilgo Beach . Sad: Mari Gilbert prays over the coffin of her daughter, Shannan Gilbett on Thursday in Amityville, New York nearly five years after she went missing . The remains of Shannan Gilbert, 24, of Jersey City, New Jersey, were located near a beach highway in December 2011, more than 18 months after she was last seen screaming while fleeing a customer's home in the isolated Oak Beach community on the south shore of Long Island. Police said she ran into a nearly inaccessible marshland and likely drowned; the Suffolk County medical examiner has said the cause of death is undetermined. The 10 victims were found at least three miles west of where officials found Gilbert in the marsh near the Great South Bay. Investigators believe a possible serial killer — perhaps more than one — is responsible for those bodies. Police have not commented in recent years on any aspects of the investigation, saying they would issue a statement only when there were noteworthy developments. No suspects have been publicly identified. Finally laid to rest: Gilbert's body remained at the Suffolk County medical examiner's office for more than three years because the family was unable to pay for a funeral, attorney John Ray said. Area funeral directors donated their services, and the Amityville Cemetery donated a burial plot for the woman's interment . Gilbert's body remained at the Suffolk County medical examiner's office for more than three years because the family was unable to pay for a funeral, attorney John Ray said. Area funeral directors donated their services, and the Amityville Cemetery donated a burial plot for the woman's interment. A K-9 officer and his cadaver dog were on a training mission searching for Gilbert when they happened upon what would become 10 sets of human remains strewn along several miles of thicket adjacent to the Ocean Parkway. Police have said all the victims are somehow linked to the sex trade and that the toddler was the child of one of the sex workers. The family's attorney said Thursday that an independent autopsy was recently performed by noted pathologist Dr. Michael Baden. Baden said Thursday his examination would take some time. Ray said he was perplexed over why police have not

Summary: Shannan Gilbert, 24, of Jersey City, New Jersey met with one final John in May 2010 before she disappeared for good . Police searched for over a year for the sex worker's body and in doing so uncovered a mass grave for some 10 other slain prostitutes 3 miles away . Gilbert's mother and some experts believe her death came at the hands of Long Island's elusive Gilgo Beach Craigslist killer . However, police disagree and saw Gilbert died after fleeing the home of her last customer and possibly drowning in a nearby marsh .


Searching for clues to the recent decline of Angel di Maria, the break-in that occurred at his house in January cannot be overlooked. Di Maria’s form had dropped off before that, true, but not as alarmingly as it has in recent weeks. He wasn’t getting hooked at half-time before this event. Alvaro Negredo suffered a similarly shattering blow that ended his family’s love for their new country. He was not the same player after it happened. Di Maria is believed to be relocating his family to a new, high-level apartment following their traumatic experience. Angel di Maria has seen his form drop off in recent months and has been substituted in the last few games . Di Maria has been replaced in Manchester United's last two Premier League games . Alvaro Negredo had a tough time at Manchester City and left for Valencia . Negredo has returned to Spain on loan with Valencia . The player would not be human if he was unaffected, particularly as - like Negredo - he is still learning to speak English and must already feel quite alone. Manchester City came to the conclusion that Negredo was lost to them, and only a return to Spain would solve his problems. Manchester United may decide this is also the case with Di Maria — but have so much more to lose, financially, if he departs at the end of the season.

Summary: Angel di Maria has failed to live up to his early season form . Di Maria was substituted against both Sunderland and Newcastle . Di Maria's house was broken into at the beginning of the year .


Hector Coria Gonzales (above), 46, was arrested at his home in Davis on Friday, according to U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement officials . Federal immigration authorities have arrested a former Northern California priest and are preparing to deport him to Mexico after he admitted to having sex with a 16-year-old altar girl - including in his church rectory. Hector Coria Gonzales, 46, was arrested at his home in Davis on Friday, according to U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement officials. He is being held without bond at the Sacramento County's Rio Cosumnes Correctional Center while his case is reviewed by an immigration court. Gonzales was previously arrested on May 9, 2014 on suspicion of engaging in sexual activity with the girl on several occasions which took place in a car, at a home and at the church rectory, according to the Davis Enterprise. The following month, he pleaded guilty to statutory rape in Yolo County Superior Court for engaging in sexual acts with the girl, who was identified as 'M.L.' in court documents and belonged to the St. James' Parish in Davis where he served as a priest. He was in the country legally, but that changed when the Catholic Church stripped him of his priesthood after his conviction. Earlier reports said the sexual acts between Gonzales and the girl occurred from April 2013 to May 2014. After he pleaded guilty, Sacramento Catholic Church officials said they would ask the Vatican to have him defrocked, according to the Daily Democrat. Gonzales was being held without bond at the Sacramento County's Rio Cosumnes Correctional Center while his case is reviewed by an immigration court. In June, he pleaded guilty in Yolo County Superior Court to engaging in sexual acts with the girl, who was identified as 'M.L.' in court documents and belonged to the St. James' Parish in Davis where he served as a priest . 'Father Coria's behavior with the minor was a crime and a sin,' Kevin Eckery, a spokesman for the Roman Catholic Diocese of Sacramento told The Bee last year in a statement. 'He will now be held to account for his behavior.' During his sentencing last August, M.L. indicated that she was not abused or manipulated by Gonzales and that she did not want or need protection, according to earlier reports. Gonzales was reportedly sentenced to three months in jail and three years of probation after he pleaded guilty, according to ABC News 10. Michael Vaughn, assistant field office director for ICE Enforcement and Removal Operations, said: 'We entrust members of the clergy to act as role models for our youth. 'Tragically, when that trust is violated, the effects are far-reaching.'

Summary: Hector Coria Gonzales, 46, was arrested at his home in Davis on Friday, according to U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement officials . He is being held without bond at the Sacramento County's Rio Cosumnes Correctional Center while his case is reviewed by an immigration court . In June, he pleaded guilty to statutory rape in court for engaging in sexual acts with the girl who belonged to St James' Parish, where he was a priest .


A one-bedroom trailer that sits on land purchased for $300 in 1956 is now on the market for an astonishing $1.2million. How is this possible? Ask neighbors Jerry Seinfeld and Paul McCartney. The .36 acre plot just happens to sit in the exclusive Amagansett South enclave of the Hamptons, near a beach coveted by the super famous and uber wealthy. A home near the property--which is owned by fisherman Richard Lester, 79, and also features an old shack crammed with fishing gear--recently fetched $4million. Scroll down for video . Huge price difference: The site of this modest one-bedroom trailer in the Hamptons in New York's Long Island was bought for just $300 in 1956. But nearly six decades on, the property (including the $15,000 trailer, pictured above) is on sale for a whopping $1.2million . All about the location: The property, owned by fisherman, Richard Lester, 79, sits in the exclusive Amagansett South enclave, where a home recently fetched $4million. Its new value, $1.2million, is likely due to the Hamptons's popularity with celebrities and bankers . Another feature: In addition to a trailer, the site also features a blue-colored shed crammed with fishing gear and storage boxes . The property listing at Zillow.com is actually up $100,000 from a month ago. However, the plot originally listed for $1.6million when it hit the market in October. Situated just one mile away from the ritzy Indian Wells Beach, it is surrounded by the rich and famous, including Jerry Seinfeld and Paul McCartney. According to Douglas Elliman Real Estate, which has listed the site, it could easily be transformed into a 4,000sq ft house with a huge swimming pool. On its website, the real estate company tells potential buyers: 'You are not dreaming, this mobile home is over a third of an acre on a private third of an acre flag lot in Amagansett South. Just a mile away from Indian Wells Beach, south of the highway location adjacent to a home that just sold for $4M.' It adds: 'Use as is now, while you plan for your 4,000 square foot new house with 20 foot x 50 foot swimming pool.' Speaking to the New York Post, Mr Lester explained how he had moved the $15,000 wood-paneled trailer to the $300 land in the late 1950s. 'I had to work my a** off to get that,' said Mr Lester, who lives in the small property with his wife, Tess, and still works at sea. He added he was shocked by the site's new value, which is likely due to the Hamptons's popularity with celebrities and bankers. Location: Situated just one mile away from the ritzy Indian Wells Beach, the property (circled) is surrounded by the rich and famous. Homes in the area come with the type of perks you would typically find at a five-star resort, including swimming pools and tennis courts . Front garden: According to Douglas Elliman Real Estate, the site could easily be transformed into a 4,000sq ft house with an enormous swimming pool. 'Use as is now, while you plan for

Summary: Fisherman Richard Lester, 79, bought site for $300 in 1956 and later added modest one-bedroom trailer for $15,000 . Now, the property, situated in exclusive Amagansett South enclave in Hamptons, is on sale for whopping $1.2million . The listing price is up by $100,000 since February but the .36 acre plot initially listed for an astonishing $1.6million in October . It is close to Indian Wells Beach and surrounded by the rich and famous, such as Jerry Seinfeld and Paul McCartney . According to Douglas Elliman Real Estate, it could be easily transformed into 4,000 sq ft home with a swimming pool .


Radamel Falcao has been reduced to tears by his Manchester United nightmare, according to the Colombia star’s former agent. Silvano Espindola revealed that Falcao phoned him from Old Trafford last week before he was made to play for the Under 21s against Tottenham and admitted he felt ‘weird’ about the situation. The 29-year-old striker also expressed fears that he risked a recurrence of his serious knee injury by playing against lower-grade opposition. Radamel Falcao has endured a torrid time at Manchester United of late, and has been in tears at his situation . Falcao played for United's Under 21s, but admitted to his former agent that he is scared of getting injured . Falcao lined up for United's development side against Tottenham, but failed to make an impact on the game . Falcao is earning £280,000-a-week during his loan to United from Monaco, but it looks increasingly unlikely that Louis van Gaal will sanction a £43million deal to make the move permanent at the end of the season. The former Porto and Atletico Madrid man has only scored four goals for United and has not started a game for three weeks. Espindola, Falcao’s close friend and former representative, told AS Colombia: ‘We speak a lot. I am not going to tell you that he feels happy because he isn’t. We speak many times, and we cry together. Silvano Espindola (left), Falcao's former agent, has lifted the lid on the Colombian's emotional struggle . Louis van Gaal now needs to decide whether he wants to shell out £43million to make the loan permanent . Falcao (left) battles with Antonio Valencia during a training session at United's Aon Complex on Friday . ‘It is not an easy situation because every player wants to play and every goalscorer wants to score goals, it’s what’s normal. ‘While on his way to the ground to play that match with the youth team he called me. We talked for about 20 minutes while he arrived at the stadium and he told me “something like this had never happened to me – I don’t know how to handle the situation, I feel weird!” ‘He was a little fearful because he is afraid of those matches with the youth teams and of the second and third divisions. In those categories they are used to whacking and going in hard. That was how they injured him in France, with a team from the fourth division.’

Summary: Silvano Espindola has spoken about Radamel Falcao's current plight . The player's former agent says he cries down the phone to him . Falcao is said to be afraid of injury playing for United's Under 21 squad . The Colombian feels 'weird' about his situation at Manchester United . CLICK HERE for all the latest Manchester United news .


Wasps lost the last remaining unbeaten home record in the Aviva Premiership as they suffered a 26-17 defeat at the hands of Saracens. Saracens have now beaten their opponents in 10 of their last 11 fixtures as Wasps threw away an early 17-3 lead. Brilliant tries from Christian Wade and Elliot Daly with two conversions and a penalty from Andy Goode had seen them build up that lead but after that first 20 minutes, the Saracens pack were too strong and ensured the visitors were deserved winners. Nathan Hughes is tackled by Brad Barritt during the Aviva Premiership match between Wasps and Saracens . Saracens scored two tries through Jackson Wray and Chris Wyles with Alex Goode converting both and adding four penalties. Lock Bradley Davies returned from Welsh squad duties to start for Wasps but prop Jake Cooper-Woolley was ruled out with concussion. Italian international, Lorenzo Cittadini was his replacement. Saracens were able to include England's Alex Goode, Mako Vunipola, Brad Barritt and Richard Wigglesworth in their starting line-up. Wing David Strettle was rested so there was a call-up for Wyles. Elliot Daly celebrates with teammates after scoring a try during the match at The Ricoh Arena . A poor kick from Chris Ashton gave Wasps an early platform in the opposition 22 and when Saracens were penalised, Andy Goode made no mistake with his kick to put his side ahead. However that score was soon nullified when Alex Goode took his first kicking chance to tie up the scores. After 13 minutes Wasps were back in front with the first try of the game. Well-timed passes from Ashley Johnson and Daly gave Wade his chance and the wing powered away down the right flank to kick ahead deep into the opposition 22. Christian Wade Alex Goode to the ball to score the first try during the Aviva Premiership match . Saracens should have cleared the danger but the ball ran loose for Wade to pounce and score with Andy Goode converting with a superb touchline kick. Minutes later, Wasps extended their lead with an even better try. Inside his own half, Andy Goode fed Daly with seemingly nothing on but the Wasps centre mesmerised the visitors' defence by running 55 metres to score. Andy Goode converted and the hosts held a healthy 17-3 lead. Back came Saracens to mount a period of pressure and they were rewarded when Wray finished off a driving line-out for the try, which Alex Goode converted before adding a penalty. Daly breaks clear to score a try during the Aviva Premiership match between Wasps and Saracens . After 28 minutes, Saracens went ahead for the first time after Wasps lost a line-out in their own half. Vunipola brushed past Johnson's tackle before a neat chip from Wigglesworth saw Wyles collect and hold off the attentions of Wade for the touchdown. Alex Goode converted but his namesake missed a penalty for Wasps with the last kick of the half so Saracens led 20-17 at the interval. Within a minute of the restart, Ashton was yellow carded

Summary: Wasps suffered a 26-17 defeat at the hands of Saracens at the Ricoh Arena . Brilliant tries from Christian Wade and Elliot Daly had given them the lead . But the Saracens pack were too strong and the visitors left the winners . Saracens suffered a blow when Brad Barritt limped off with an injury .


An armed robbery of an 18-wheeler truck transporting bars of gold from Florida to Massachusetts was most likely an inside job, according to police. The $4.8 million gold heist by three armed robbers unfolded after one of the two armed guards said that he felt sick and prompted the driver to pull over. But Wilson County Sheriff Calvin Woodard Jr. said Wednesday that different stories have emerged about the trip from Bridgewater, Massachusetts on I-95. Scroll down for video . Investigation: Wilson County Sheriff Calvin Woodard Jr, pictured, said that differing stories from the guards about the armed robbery had led to suspicions over their accounts of heist . Suspects: Woodard shared sketches of the suspects thought to be male and possibly Hispanic who allegedly bound the hands of the driver and the passenger - there are three suspects altogether . White van: Two security guards working for Transvalue Inc of Miami were reportedly approached by three armed men driving a white van, pictured here, after pulling over on the interstate . In the latest account of events, one of the two armed guards said that he felt sick and this is why the driver pulled over. However, in an earlier description the guards, employed by Miami-based company, TransValue Inc. said a mechanical issue had caused the driver to stop. The guards said that after the vehicle stopped they were approached by three armed men driving a white van who ordered them to lie on the ground. They then tied their hands behind their backs and marched them into nearby woods before taking 275lbs of gold. Woodward told reporters that these differing accounts have led to further investigations. 'There is suspicion at this time that this could be an inside job due to the circumstances of the robbery,' a Wilson County Sheriff's Office detective wrote in a search warrant obtained by ABC. 'The fact that the truck was robbed immediately upon it pulling over at an unannounced stop is suspicious in and of itself,' the document added. Search: Armed robbers are suspected of stealing $4million in gold from an 18-wheeler taking the precious from Florida to Massachusetts on Interstate 95. Above, deputies investigate a wooded area near the road . Location: The men 'ordered the guards to lie on the ground, tied their hands behind their backs and marched them into nearby woods, before taking 275lbs gold' Cone: This photo is of a traffic cone that was positioned behind the truck as suspects allegedly removed gold from the vehicle after breaking a lock on the back . 'It is also suspicious because there are no markings on the side of the truck that would indicate the type of cargo contained therein. 'The suspects also went directly to the trailer and found the gold which was in unmarked five gallon buckets. It is not believed that this is a random act due to the nature and facts of this robbery.' Police are now seeking a search warrant for the phones of the armed guard who felt sick because of the suspicious nature of

Summary: Investigators say there are different accounts about the heist . They are examining evidence about why the driver pulled over . Metal was en route from Miami to Massachusetts when truck stopped . Three armed men in white van tied guards and marched them into woods . Owner of transport company TransValue says his guards weren't injured . Goods transported with company are insured for up to $100million .


McDonald's workers in 19 cities have filed complaints over burns from popping grease, a lack of protective equipment and other workplace hazards, according to labor organizers. The complaints are the latest move in an ongoing campaign to win pay of $15 an hour and unionization for fast-food workers by publicly pressuring McDonald's to come to the bargaining table. The push is being spearheaded by the Service Employees International Union and began more than two years ago. Already, it has included protests around the country and lawsuits alleging workers weren't given their rightful pay. On the job: McDonald's workers in 19 cities have filed complaints over burns from popping grease, a lack of protective equipment and other workplace hazards, according to labor organizers (stock image) The burns and other hazards were detailed in complaints announced Monday and filed with U.S. Occupational Safety and Health Administration in recent weeks. Workers cite a persistent lack of gloves for handling hot equipment and say they've been burned while cleaning grills that have to be kept on. One worker says he was told by a manager to, 'put mayonnaise on it, you'll be good.' The complaints also detail a lack of training for handling hot fryers and slipping on wet floors. A representative for the Labor Department, Laura McGinnis, confirmed the complaints were received by OSHA but said the agency does not discuss ongoing investigations. Take care: Workers cite a persistent lack of gloves for handling hot equipment and say they've been burned while cleaning grills that have to be kept on (unrelated photo) Chain reaction: The complaints are the latest move in an ongoing campaign to win pay of $15 an hour and unionization for fast-food workers by publicly pressuring McDonald's to come to the bargaining table . In a statement, McDonald's Corp. said the company and its independent franchisees are committed to providing safe working conditions for employees, and will review the allegations. 'It is important to note that these complaints are part of a larger strategy orchestrated by activists targeting our brand and designed to generate media coverage,' Heidi Barker Sa Shekhem, a McDonald's spokeswoman, said in the statement. The complaints extend a central theme of the 'Fight for $15' campaign, which has been to hold McDonald's accountable for working conditions at its franchised locations. That would ease the way for worker negotiations and unionization across the company's more than 14,000 U.S. restaurants, the vast majority of which are run by franchisees. McDonald's and other fast-food chains, including Burger King and Wendy's, have said they're not responsible for employment decisions at franchised restaurants. The matter has reached the general counsel of the National Labor Relations Board, which said late last year that McDonald's could be named as a joint employer in complaints by workers. Those complaints have yet to be heard, but whichever side loses is expected to appeal the decision. Kendall Fells, organizing director for Fight for $15, said the injuries at franchised and company-owned restaurants mostly came about because understaffing and employees being told to work too quickly - both of which

Summary: McDonald's workers in 19 cities have filed complaints over workplace hazards, according to labor organizers . Employees cite a persistent lack of gloves for handling hot equipment and say they've been burned while cleaning grills that have to be kept on . In a statement, McDonald's said the company and its franchisees are committed to providing safe working conditions, and will review allegations .


Notorious London gangster Eddie Richardson, 68, has been nominated for an award for his charity work, it has been reported . Notorious South London gangster Eddie Richardson, who terrorised the capital in the Sixties and Seventies with his brother Charlie, is in line for a top charity award, it has been reported. The 68-year-old, who dabbled in drugs, racketeering and employed torturer 'Mad' Frankie Fraser as his enforcer, is now being backed for the Freedom of the Borough of Southwark. The nod comes after he helped to raise funds to fight Motor Neurone Disease, supported the Multiple Sclerosis Society and helped disadvantaged children. According to The Sun, a nomination from the Mayor's office for the award fails to mention his decades of criminal activities, and refers to his 2002 release from prison as 'retirement'. The application says: 'Eddie can always find time to help those around him. Nothing is too much trouble.' The Richardson Gang operated in South London during its most troubled years in the Sixties and Seventies, and became so notorious it rivalled the Kray Twins' reign of terror. Brothers Eddie and Charlie used a scrap metal business and fruit machine company as fronts for a criminal empire involving drug dealing, protection and extortion rackets. The gang were most feared for their enforcer, 'Mad' Frankie Fraser, who tortured anyone who crossed them following trial by kangaroo court run by the brothers. His favoured methods of torture were rumoured to be pulling teeth out with pliers, nailing people to the floor using six inch spikes, and electrocuting others using a crank-handled telephone. Eddie, along with his brother Charlie, terrorised south London in the Sixties and Seventies, indulging in drug dealing, extortion and protection rackets (pictured, Eddie with his Rolls Royce) But it is claimed that Eddie (pictured sitting third left, with brother Charlie standing second left) has now been nominated for the Freedom of the Borough of Southwark after raising money for charitable causes . It has also been claimed Fraser also used electric fires, knives and axes in his 'torture chamber'. Being taken to Fraser's chamber was allegedly known as 'getting a shirt from Frankie' after his method of giving victims clean shirts to wear home after their ordeals. Eddie was described by two separate Home Secretaries as ‘one of the most dangerous men in Britain’ and has served a total of 46 years in jail. His career-ending arrest came in 1990, when he was busted following a £70 million drugs deal that earned him a 35-year prison sentence, eventually commuted to 13 years. Aside from the Krays and Fraser, his associates include the Great Train Robbers, the prison reformer Lord Longford, and Brian Keenan, then head of the armed council of the IRA. The Richardson Gang, as they were known, were most feared for their enforcer 'Mad' Frankie Fraser (pictured) who ran a 'torture chamber' punishing those who crossed the gang by pulling out teeth with pliers . Richardson was described by two successive home secretaries as 'one of the most dangerous men in Britain', and ran an empire

Summary: Eddie Richardson ran drugs and protection rackets with brother Charlie . Richardson Gang used enforcer 'Mad' Frankie Fraser to torture rivals . But Eddie has now been tipped for the Freedom of Borough of Southwark . Nomination is in recognition for his charity work, it has been reported .


A mother who didn't know she was pregnant is in shock after she gave birth down the toilet - for the second time. Stunned Kirsty Parker, 25, went to the loo with stomach pains but minutes later suddenly went into labour. Before she knew what was happening her 3lb 40z baby daughter Ruby had arrived - and landed in the toilet bowl. Kirsty Parker holds her baby Ruby in the hospital - the tiny tot was born into the toilet, however, it was not the first time as Kirsty also had her older daughter Amber in the same way . She fished the newborn out of the water and mother and baby are both doing well since the dramatic arrival. The unexpected birth came just nine months after her previous child Amber was born - also down the toilet. Kirsty had shown no signs of pregnancy apart from gaining a small amount of weight and feeling 'a little moody'. She was at her mother Angie Parker's home in Torrington, Devon, last week when Ruby, her second child, arrived in the lavatory. Kirsty said: 'I just thought I was coming down with a stomach bug. I had been having slight pains since around 2.30pm but I wasn't worried about them at all. 'It seemed to happen so quickly. One minute I was fine, and the next minute I had given birth to a baby down the toilet.' Kirsty with her family, L-R, Harry, Amber, Angie (Kirsty's Mum), Ronnie, Lee and Crystal - Amber was also born in the toilet and Crystal was born on the bathroom floor . Kirsty said she screamed for her Angie, to come upstairs and they both struggled to get the tiny baby out of the toilet before she was taken to hospital. She had previously given birth to Ruby's sister Amber down the toilet at her own home. Baby Ruby is in North Devon District Hospital in the special care baby unit as she weighs only 3Ib 4oz. Doctors believe she was ten weeks premature but she's doing well. Kirsty said: 'Who needs to go to hospital to give birth? I'm still in shock really. I think it's more that I just did not know I was pregnant. Tiny Ruby is being kept in the hospital as she only weighed 3lb 4oz at birth but she is currently doing well . Tiny Ruby is being looked after at the North Devon District Hospital in the special care baby unit . Kirsty's nine-month-old baby Amber was also born into the toilet but that time Kirsty knew she was pregnant . 'I'm religious when it comes to taking the pill daily and I didn't have any morning sickness. I had been a little moody beforehand but I just put that down to lack of sleep from having Amber.' When Kirsty told her partner Lee Wren on the phone what had happened he said he did not believe her. Lee, 34, said: 'I thought she was joking, it was just a complete shock.' Baby Ruby is sister to Kirsty's daughter Crystal

Summary: Kirsty Parker, 25, thought that she was just having stomach pains . But she was stunned when her 3lb 4oz baby daughter fell into the toilet . This is the second time mum-of-three has given birth into a lavatory . Her first child was also born in the bathroom at her mother's house .


Ahead of this weekend's Premier League action, Sportsmail will be providing you with all you need to know about every fixture, with team news, provisional squads, betting odds and Opta stats. Here is all the information you need for Swansea's home clash with Liverpool. Swansea vs Liverpool (Liberty Stadium) Team news . Swansea . Bafetimbi Gomis should be available for Swansea's home game against Liverpool on Monday night after collapsing during the 3-2 defeat at Tottenham on March 4. Gomis suffers from a vasovagal condition which causes low blood pressure and prompts fainting episodes, but he returned to training on Wednesday after seeing a specialist in his native France and is expected to be given the all-clear to play at the Liberty Stadium. Swansea manager Garry Monk has a full-strength squad to select from other than central defender Kyle Bartley, who remains unavailable following knee surgery. Provisional squad: Fabianski, Naughton, Fernandez, Williams, Taylor, Cork, Ki, Shelvey, Routledge, Sigurdsson, Gomis, Tremmel, Rangel, Amat, Fulton, Carroll, Britton, Montero, Dyer, Emnes, Oliveira, Grimes, King. Bafetimbi Gomis should be available for Swansea's home game against Liverpool on Monday night . Liverpool . Captain Steven Gerrard is back in contention for the trip to Swansea. The veteran midfielder, who is leaving for Los Angeles Galaxy at the end of the season, has missed the last seven games with a hamstring injury. Defenders Martin Skrtel (head) and Mamadou Sakho (hip) are expected to be fit but there could still be a doubt over midfielder Joe Allen (hip). Left-back Luis Enrique (knee) is back in training and could be back in contention soon. Provisional squad: Mignolet, Toure, Skrtel, Can, Markovic, Henderson, Allen, Moreno, Sterling, Coutinho, Lallana, Ward, Lovren, Johnson, Sakho, Gerrard, Williams, Lambert, Balotelli, Borini, Sturridge. Captain Steven Gerrard is back in contention for Monday's Barclays Premier League trip to Swansea . Key match facts (supplied by Opta) There have been 21 goals in the last four Premier League games between Liverpool & Swansea. Kick-off: Monday (8pm) Odds (subject to change): . Swansea 3/1 . Draw 13/5 . Liverpool 17/20 . Referee: Roger East . Managers: Garry Monk (Swansea), Brendan Rodgers (Liverpool . Daniel Sturridge has scored four goals in three Premier League appearances for Liverpool against the Swans. Brendan Rodgers was manager of Swansea City before leaving to join Liverpool in 2012. He won 12 of his 38 Premier League matches as boss of the Welsh side. Swansea’s only victory over Liverpool in the Premier League came when Rodgers was boss of the Welsh side (W1 D3 L3) and he remains unbeaten in this fixture as a coach (W4 D3). Jonjo Shelvey has netted in the last three league matches between Liverpool and Swansea as a Swans player, though the last of these was an own goal. Daniel Sturridge scoring for Liverpool at Anfield during their 4-3 win over Swansea last season . Adam Lallana has scored three goals in his last three Premier League games against Swansea. Brendan Rodgers’ side have won more points in 2015 than any other Premier League team (23). Liverpool have kept five

Summary: Bafetimbi Gomes to be available for Swansea after collapsing last week . Captain Steven Gerrard back in contention for Liverpool after injury . 21 goals in last four Premier League games between the two sides .


One of their ships came to the rescue when the Titanic was sinking, and Charles Dickens described one of their cabins as a 'profoundly preposterous box'. Cunard Line celebrates 175 years of sailing the seas this year and has opened its archives to reveal the magical glamour of life on board over the decades. Since being launched by Samuel Cunard in 1840, the fleet has welcomed the most illustrious members of society on board, and has a guest book which includes everyone from Queen Elizabeth II to Liz Taylor to Beyonce. Scroll down for video . In the lap of luxury: Passengers being served on board a Cunard ship with the deck steward in summer whites . Cunard has had many royal visits, and their prized ships are named after monarchs: Mary of Teck, Queen Victoria and Queen Elizabeth . Academy Award-winning actress Elizabeth Taylor was a frequent guest on Cunard's transatlantic and Mediterranean cruises . For the first time in 1911, guests could exercise on their cruises; The Franconia was the first ship to have a sundeck and gymnasium . The maiden voyage of a Cunard's liner, Britannia, took place in 1840 across the Atlantic. A pioneer in facilities and fleet, celebrities and animals alike were treated to experience the ocean crossing. Cunard's Arabia had a series of equine guests when transported all horses for the Crimean War in the Charge of the Light Brigade in 1853. Even American author Mark Twain was among the celebrities who enjoyed voyaging in the 1870s. The ship was a ship of firsts and broke records when it sailed the first steel ship, Servia, which used electrical lighting and en suites in 1881, and successfully achieved the first wireless communication between ships out at sea in 1901. A passenger enjoying breakfast in bed on the new Mauretania in the West Indies on July, 21, 1955 . Prime Minister Winston Churchill (pictured during an official visit) enjoyed the lavish surroundings of the Cunard cruise liners . A man and woman enjoying a game of shuffleboard on the top deck of RMS Mauretania, which made its final voyage in 1965 . Staff on board the Carpathia, famous for its role in the rescue of survivors from the sinking of the RMS Titanic on April 15, 1912 . South African Prime Minister Nelson Mandela and wife Graca Machel on Queen Elizabeth 2 in 1998; and comedians Laurel and Hardy (right) Not only could they enjoy the lavish parties but guests could exercise on board a ship for the first time in 1911, when the Franconia was the first ship to have a sundeck and gymnasium. The next year the company famously made history when their Carpathia ship rescued all survivors from the tragic sinking of White Star's Titanic. Cunard enjoyed its first royal visit in 1913, when HM King George V and Queen Mary visited the Mauretania. Passengers in formal dress relax on one of Cunard's liners as they listen to a piano performance while at sea . A couple enjoys a meal during their cruise; The first

Summary: Cunard Line have shared rare archived photos showing life on board over its 175 years of sailing . The British/American-owned line is the only one that currently provides a regular transatlantic crossing . Cunard's ships were the first with email, a library and a gymnasium on board, and even transported war horses .


New Rangers manager Stuart McCall has urged his players to pick themselves up after their recent woes as he targets promotion to the Scottish Premiership. Rangers have only won one of their last five Championship matches and currently sit in third position, 22 points behind leaders Hearts. And while an automatic promotion place looks to be beyond their reach, McCall is hoping to kick-start a run of results which will secure the Glasgow club a play-off place and help return confidence to the camp. Stuart McCall looks in good spirits as he takes Rangers training at Murray Park on Friday . McCall shows off his skills during the training session ahead of Saturday's home match against Livingston . Rangers players look dejected after a 1-1 draw with Queen of the South at Ibrox on Tuesday night . McCall told TalkSPORT: 'There is a good squad of players here but it’s down to them to start proving it and showing it. 'Confidence is low and everyone has just got to take a jersey and go out and play. The supporters have been outstanding as they always have been. They’ll back the players. 'Off the park, things have moved well with Rangers-minded people in charge now and we just need to get it right for the fans on the park. Former Rangers player McCall was unveiled as the new manager on Thursday . McCall (left) in action for Rangers during an Old Firm derby at Celtic Park in January 1998 . 'We’re just hoping one result breeds a bit of confidence, a bit of belief, and then we can kick on from there. 'It’s easy to talk a good game but we’ve got to start doing it on the park.' McCall's first match in charge is at Ibrox on Saturday against bottom-of-the-table Livingston.

Summary: New Rangers boss Stuart McCall has urged his players to start performing . The Ibrox club have won just one of their last five Championship matches . McCall's first match in charge is at home to Livingston on Saturday .


Apple CEO Tim Cook still remembers the last movie he ever saw with Steve Jobs before he succumbed to cancer: the sentimental football flick Remember the Titans. 'I was so surprised he wanted to watch that movie,' Cook recalls in the new biography 'Becoming Steve Jobs,' out in bookstores now. The 2000 film starring Denzel Washington tells the true story of a newly integrated Virginia high school football team in 1971. Scroll down for video . Heir: Tim Cook (left) was tapped by Steve Jobs as his successor in August 2011, just months before the co-founder of Apple succumbed to pancreatic cancer. Here the two are pictured at a press conference on antenna problems with the iPhone4 at Apple headquarters in Cupertino, California, July 16, 2010 . Movie night to remember: In the new biography 'Becoming Jobs,' Cook recalls how six days before Jobs died, he invited his over to watch the sentimental 2000 football flick Remember the Titans (pictured) 'I was like, "Are you sure?" Steve was not interested in sports at all. And we watched and we talked about a number of things and I left thinking that he was pretty happy,' according to a CNN review of the book. Six days after Cook and Jobs' movie night, the co-founder of Apple passed away at his Palo Alto, California, estate from complications related to pancreatic cancer. He was 56 years old. The new biography of the late Apple CEO by veteran tech journalists Brent Schlender and Rick Tetzeli traces his decades-long evolution from a 'reckless' young inventor tinkering with early computer models into the leader of a global tech giant. The book, based on numerous in-depth interviews with Jobs' colleagues, friends and competitors, also allows a glimpse into the Apple CEO's inner sanctum in the final weeks of his life. Cook, who took the reins of Apple in August 2011, less than two months before his mentor's death, described to the authors of the biography the moment Jobs invited him over to his house to offer him the top job. ‘He told me he had decided that I should be CEO. I thought then that he thought he was going to live a lot longer when he said this, because we got into a whole level of discussion about what would it mean for me to be CEO with him as a chairman. Evolution of a genius: The new tome (left), penned by a pair of tech journalists, traces Jobs' transformation from a brash young inventor (right) into a a 'visionary leader' Music fan: Jobs, pictured here in 1977, loved the Beatles, with John Lennon being his favorite member of the band. He even reportedly named his company after the band's Apple Corps Record . ‘I asked him, “What do you really not want to do that you’re doing?” Cook recalled. ‘He says, “You make all the decisions.” I go, “Wait. Let me ask you a question.” ‘I tried to pick something that would incite him. So I said, “You mean that if I review an ad and I like

Summary: New book 'Becoming Steve Jobs', out now in stores, is based on interviews with Apple co-founder's friends and peers . Apple CEO Tim Cook recalled to authors how six days before Jobs' death, he invited him over to watch Remember the Titans . Years after his passing, Tim Cook still had Jobs' number on his iPhone . Bill Gates met up with Jobs not long before the end to talk about their legacy and future of their business .


Most children can be prone to temper tantrums if they don't get their own way but Sapphire Bubb, nine, has become so aggressive, even her own mother is terrified of her. Single mother, Pauline, 47, from Southampton, says her daughter's behaviour can be so unpredictable she dreads outings and special occasions like birthday parties, and she feels like a victim of domestic abuse because of the daily barrage of abuse she gets at home. 'Her behaviour has deteriorated from being a normal child to attacking me on a daily basis. Very few people have seen her that way as it's behind doors,' Pauline told Channel 5 show My Violent Child. Pauline Bubb, pictured on Channel 5 show My Violent Child, has suffered physical abuse from both her son and daughter and wonders if her parenting skills are to blame . Spencer, now 11, pictured as a young boy with twin sisters Sapphire and Jorja, now nine. Spencer could be aggressive at this age as it was before he was diagnosed with ODD and ADHD . 'She can be a complete Jekyll and Hyde - one minute she's a loving child and the next she can turn, biting, pulling hair, trying to pull my earrings out, punching, kicking, trying to break things. 'She is only a tiny little thing and she goes through this thing and it scares me. I have been attacked at least 30 times in one day. It can be for any reason.' The Channel 5 show goes into their home to reveal how Sapphire can be aggressive - both physically and verbally - over the smallest of things if she doesn't get her own way. During one outburst, she is seen shouting at her mother: 'It's not f***ing working, don't f***ing talk to me' over a toy and when her mild-mannered twin sister, Jorja, tells her to 'stop being silly' she retorts: 'Shut up you b****!' Pauline is at the end of her tether as after Spencer was diagnosed, Sapphire then started acting violently. 'It feels like I am in domestic violence with my kids,' she said . In another shocking scene, she bites her mother's face during a meltdown over homework and then sobs in her arms because she's sorry for what she's done. 'I don't understand why I get angry, I hurt people and I kick them,' Sapphire said. It's not the first time Pauline has experienced physical abuse at the hands of one of her children. As previously reported by MailOnline, Pauline found raising her son, Spencer, now 11, a real challenge as he was prone to regular violent outbursts and he once stabbed her with some scissors. At the age of five, he was diagnosed with Oppositional Defiant Disorder and Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) and put on anti-psychotic medication. 'Before the diagnosis he could be really violent, he stabbed me with scissors, he tried to strangle me, he could be violent punching, kicking and swearing,' Pauline recalled. Sapphire hugs her mother after regretting biting her in the face during one violent outburst filmed by

Summary: Single mother, Pauline, 47, appears on Channel 5 show My Violent Child . Once stabbed with scissors by her son Spencer, now 11 . His behaviour has improved after taking anti-psychotic medication . But now daughter, Sapphire, nine, is misbehaving . Can be verbally and physically aggressive if doesn't get her own way . Pauline admits 'I don't know how to deal with it' Seeks help and is advised she needs to take control and establish routine .