Lukasz Fabianski revealed Swansea's players were in shock after striker Bafetimbi Gomis collapsed against Tottenham and admitted the incident had scared him. The French forward lost consciousness during the match at White Hart Lane on Wednesday and while Gomis made a full recovery Fabianski insisted it had left the player shaken. 'From the moment when I saw something was wrong it was when Bafe was already on the floor and you could feel that everyone was in kind of shock,' said Fabianski after the match. 'But from what I heard he's OK now so hopefully everything is OK.' Lukasz Fabianski revealed Swansea's players were in shock after Bafetimbi Gomis collapsed against Spurs . Gomis lies face down on the pitch after collapsing during Swansea's game with Tottenham . Concerned Tottenham players look on as the Swansea forward is attended to by medical staff . When asked if seeing his team-mate like that scared him, Fabianski replied: 'Obviously, it was a shocking moment, especially because it's the same ground where something similar happened before, you just don't want the same thing to happen. Those kind of things go through your mind.' Swans midfielder Gylfi Sigurdsson added: 'I asked the doctor and he said he was OK and hopefully would recover. Hopefully he will be back with us soon. 'It's never nice to see someone go down like that. We have a good medical team and they came on to the pitch very quickly. Swans midfielder Gylfi Sigurdsson said he was looking forward to having the striker back in the team . Gomis is helped by French goalkeeper Cedric Carrasso after the collapse in Guincamp . Players and staff call for help after then-Lyon striker Gomis collapses during a match in 2010 . 'It will be really nice to have him back, he's an important player for us.' Shocking as it was, it wasn't the first time Gomis has experienced such a collapse. In 2009, Gomis lost consciousness in both a pre-season friendly match with Lyon and during a training session with the French national team. He also lost collapsed during a match between Lyon and Monaco in 2010, after which he said: ‘I had an incident early in the game. I often do early in the season. I immediately felt good after that. I think it was related to stress and the desire to resume the season.’ A vasovagal syncope, which is what Bafetimbi Gomis suffered on Wednesday night, is caused by a sudden decrease in blood pressure or heart-rate, triggered by emotional or physical factors. Reduced blood flow to the brain makes a person faint. It can be prompted by extreme exertion or anxiety. On the physical side, there are numerous tests that can be done when a player has a medical and it appears Swansea knew all about Gomis’s history. They will have checked the flow through his blood vessels under exercise stress, though emotional triggers are harder to quantify. It is a rare condition for a professional sportsman and is more common in older people. It is not something I

Summary: Bafetimbi Gomis collapsed at White Hart Lane on Wednesday . The Swansea City forward has collapsed three times before . Lukasz Fabianski admitted the incident had left him shaken .


Sepp Blatter celebrated his 79th birthday on Tuesday as one of his rivals for the FIFA presidency obtained some high-level support for his bid to be the most powerful person in world football. Prince Ali Bin Al Hussein of Jordan has secured statements of support from the King of Bahrain and Prince Sufri Bolkiah, a senior member of the Brunei royal family. Although neither of the royals will have a vote at the election on May 29 there is a history, particularly in Arab countries, of the ruling family influencing football policy. FIFA Vice President Prince Ali bin al-Hussein is in the running to become the next president of FIFA . The Prince sits alongside UEFA President Michel Platini during a CONMEBOL congress on March 4 . That could be important to Prince Ali who has struggled to win support in his own Asian football confederation (AFC) - only one AFC country, his home country Jordan, nominated him to stand. It is by no means certain however that the Bahrain FA will back Prince Ali despite the King offering his support. AFC president Sheikh Salman Bin Ebrahim Al Khalifa is also from Bahrain and has already given his backing to Blatter. Furthermore, the leading powerbroker in Olympic sport Sheikh Ahmad Al-Fahad Al-Sabah from Kuwait is also supporting Blatter. Ali bin al-Hussein has received backing from high profile supporters, including the King of Bahrain (above), . Sheikh Ahmad wields significant influence, especially in Asia as head of the Olympic Council of Asia, and is himself standing for the FIFA executive committee at the end of April. Prince Ali is understood to be buoyed by the royal backing, and also to have taken heart from last week's congress of the South American confederation CONMEBOL, where no formal vote to back Blatter was taken. A report from Jordan's government new agency stated: 'His Majesty King Hamad bin Isa Al Khalif of Bahrain, on Monday, received HRH Prince Ali bin Al-Hussein accompanied by Interior Minister Hussein Majali, and stressed Bahrain's support to Prince Ali's bid for FIFA presidency.' Blatter has three challengers for the presidency: Prince Ali, Dutch FA president Michael van Praag and former Portugal international Luis Figo. Despite being heavily criticised during his reign, Sepp Blatter wants the presidency for a fourth term . Luis Figo (left) and Michael van Praag are the two remaining candidates in the presidential race . Last week van Praag said there would be a better chance of victory if there was only one candidate from Europe. He also claimed Figo's plans for funding national associations would 'bankrupt FIFA'. Meanwhile, Germany's outgoing FIFA member Theo Zwanziger has reiterated his belief that the 2022 World Cup should be removed from Qatar if the Garcia report into bidding for the tournament flags up rule breaches. Zwanziger told Bayern 2 radio station: 'The best solution would be not to play in Qatar and to rectify this wrong decision. But that can only happen if the report provides sufficient clues that the awarding broke FIFA ethics rules.'

Summary: Prince Ali Bin Al Hussein is one of several candidates bidding to replace Sepp Blatter as president of world football's governing body . He has received support from the King of Bahrain and Prince Sufri Bolkiah of Brunei who have a history of influencing football policy . Luis Figo and Michael van Praag are the remaining candidates in the race .


Anti-slavery activist Harriet Tubman, who could be set to be the first female to feature on a US banknote . An escaped slave who helped to free others from their captors could be set to become the first female face on a U.S. banknote. A campaign has been gathering pace to replace former president Andrew Jackson on $20 bills with that of a female for the first time in history. An online petition has now been set up with site visitors asked to vote for which female historical figure should feature on the bill. And it seems that illiterate black woman Harriet Tubman is leading the way to be nominated as the new face before the petition is formally handed over to President Barack Obama. The petition has been set up on the website womenon20s.org, which is calling for Jackson to be replaced due to his negative treatment of Native Americans. A 15-strong shortlist has been drawn up, which includes Tubman, who was born into slavery in 1822 in Maryland. In 1849 she escaped her owners, fleeing north and then subsequently made several missions to rescue friends and family, who remained enslaved, by using a network of safehouses known as the Underground Network. After the American Civil War she continued to be an advocate for education and joined early campaigns for women's equality and suffrage. Others on the list include Rosa Parks, whose refusal to give up her seat on a bus sparked the modern civil rights movement and Eleanor Roosevelt, a former first lady. The faces on American bank notes have remained the same since 1929, but President Obama has signalled he would be open to change. Civil rights activist Rosa Parks, left, and former first lady Eleanor Roosevelt, who are also on the shortlist to appear on the $20 bill . Currently, the $20 bill features the face of seventh US president Andrew Jackson, who became much maligned due to this treatment of Native Americans . The campaign, is hoping that if it is successful, a note featuring a woman would go into circulation by 2020. Petition organiser Barbara Ortiz Howard told CBS: 'There are no women on the money and I thought gee this is a crazy omission.' The petition mirrors a similar campaign in the UK to get Jane Austen as the face of a £10 note after a public outcry that every banknote featured a man. The Bank of England governor Mark Carney unveiled the new design as a tribute to ‘one of the greatest writers in English literature’ which will appear from 2017, replacing naturalist Charles Darwin. A similar campaign in the UK will see a £10 note, pictured, with the face of author Jane Austen on it go into circulation in 2017 . The announcement was hailed as a ‘brilliant day for women’ by journalist Cristina Criado-Perez, who had led a high-profile campaign on social media to ensure a female face would remain on banknotes after the Bank dropped social reformer Elizabeth Fry from the £5 note in favour of Winston Churchill. But days later

Summary: New campaign is calling for the first woman to be put on a U.S. banknote . Petition is asking who should replace Andrew Jackson on the $20 bill . So far anti-slavery campaigner Harriet Tubman is leading the vote . Other contenders on the list include Rosa Parks and Eleanor Roosevelt .


A woman desperate to become a mother has been refused IVF treatment on the NHS because her partner already has a child from a previous relationship. Now, a furious Charlotte McPhillips, 23, from Rainham in Kent, is taking her case to the European Court of Human Rights in an attempt to force the Government to act. According to Ms McPhillips, she never sees her boyfriend's daughter and insists that having a child is a 'basic human right for a woman'. Charlotte Mcphillips, 23, pictured with partner Robert was told as a teenager she would be unable to conceive naturally because she has polycystic ovary syndrome . 'I hardly have any contact with Eleanor,' she says of partner Robert Howard's four-year-old daughter. 'She lives with her mum and she never stays with us so I don't understand the decision. 'When I was 17 I was told I would get two free goes on the NHS and I wasn't told then that anything would get in the way of that. 'I have already been told that parliament can't do anything and I am willing to go to the European Court to get it. 'It is a basic human right for a woman to have a child and be a mother. Even though I love my stepdaughter, I want a baby of my own.' Ms McPhillips' problems began when she was a teenager and was diagnosed with polycystic ovary syndrome which caused small cysts to grow on her ovaries, preventing her from ovulating. The couple read their letter informing them they cannot have IVF on the NHS as Robert already has a child . Promised IVF by medics at the time, Ms McPhillips thought nothing more of it until, three years after meeting Mr Howard, 24, she decided she wanted to start a family and requested an appointment. But the couple were left devastated when NHS officials told them they were not eligible for IVF because Robert has a child, four-year-old Eleanor, from a previous relationship. Dr Peter Green, chief officer for the Medway Clinical Commissioning Group, sent a letter telling the couple they weren't eligible. 'The eligibility criteria states that where either partner in a couple has a living son or daughter from their relationship or any previous relationship, funding is not available through any of the CCGs in the NHS across Kent and Medway,' he wrote. 'This is irrespective of the age or place of abode of their son or daughter.' The barmaid said she intends to fight the decision denying her the chance to be a mother . 'It is heart-breaking that I can't have children and it was even more devastating when I was told I couldn't have IVF,' says Ms McPhillips. 'Time is running out because I may not be able to produce eggs in a few years' time so I am more determined than ever to get this sorted.' 'It could mean a bitter double whammy as it means my mum may never be a grandmother. Why am I being penalised for a condition that I have through no

Summary: Charlotte McPhillips, 23, unable to conceive naturally as she has PCOS . Applied for IVF when she wanted to have a baby with partner Robert, 24 . Told they are not eligible as Robert has child from previous relationship . His daughter lives with her mother but Ms McPhillips can't afford private . Barmaid now plans to take her case to European Court of Human Rights . She said: 'It is a basic human right for a woman to have a child'


Divers are expected to spend a second day searching the Clarence River in NSW as police investigate the suspicious disappearance of teacher Sharon Edwards. Ms Edwards, 55, was last seen between 10pm and 11pm on Saturday, after spending the afternoon with close friends at the Good Intent Hotel in Grafton on the north coast. The 'dedicated' primary school teacher didn't turn up to work at Coutts Crossing Public School on Monday morning and her husband reported her missing the next day. On the morning she disappeared, Ms Edwards posted a smiling image of herself posing in front of a sunrise. Scroll down for video . Sharon Edwards, 54, posted a smiling image of herself in front of a sunrise on the morning she disappeared . The teacher was last seen between late on Saturday in Grafton, on the New South Wales north coast . It was first noticed Ms Edwards was missing when she failed to show up for a class she was due to teach . Police this week forensically examined three properties the pair own together, one in Grafton and two, including a vacant block, in nearby Lawrence. Police divers and the water police joined the search on Friday with a focus on the Clarence River. It is understood Ms Edwards lives in the Grafton home and her husband often stays at the Lawrence property. Police and family say they hold 'grave concerns' for her welfare as it is extremely out of character. She has no known medical conditions and has not made contact with relatives. On Saturday morning, Ms Edwards posted a pictured to her Facebook page in which she can be seen posing near the ocean in front of a sunrise. Police this week forensically examined three properties the pair own together, one in Grafton and two, including a vacant block, in nearby Lawrence . The 55-year-old was last seen between 10pm and 11pm on Saturday, after spending the afternoon with close friends at the Good Intent Hotel in Grafton on the north coast . The 'dedicated' primary school teacher didn't turn up to work at Coutts Crossing Public School on Monday morning and her husband reported her missing the next day . Police and family say they hold 'grave concerns' for her welfare as it is extremely out of character . It was first noticed Ms Edwards was missing when she failed to show up for a class she was supposed to teach. Ms Edwards lives with her husband of 30 years and has two adult children. She is described as being of Caucasian, with a fair complexion, short blond hair and medium build. Strike Force Burrow will investigate the circumstances of her disappearance, comprising of detectives from the Coffs/Clarence Local Area Command and Northern Region. Police will also address the media on Thursday afternoon. Investigators are appealing for community assistance to find her and anyone with information about her whereabouts is urged to contact Grafton Police Station on 02 6642 0222 or Crime Stoppers.

Summary: Sharon Edwards, 54, was last seen between on Saturday in Grafton, NSW . Police and family say they hold 'grave concerns' for her welfare . Divers are expected to spend a second day searching for the teacher in Clarence River, NSW . She posted a smiling image of herself posing in front of a sunrise on the morning she disappeared . She has no known medical conditions and has not made contact with relatives .


The transformation of India's bowlers at the World Cup has been 'wonderful to watch' and the reigning champions will have a great chance of reaching the final if 10 Australian wickets tumble on Thursday, says Virat Kohli. India's bowlers were hammered all over Australia between December and mid-February as the team lost their Test series 2-0 and failed to win a single match in the following Tri-series, which also featured England. However, fast bowlers Mohammed Shami, Umesh Yadav and Mohit Sharma have upped their game considerably at the World Cup and have combined with the strong spinners to forge a potent attack. India vice captain Virat Kohli is confident India can upset Australia to reach the World Cup final . The renowned batsman pushes through the nets during practice ahead of Thursday's semi-final . With the help of several run-outs, the Indian bowlers have dismissed the opposition in all seven matches on their way to the semi-finals. Kohli, the leading light in the much-vaunted Indian batting line-up, said everyone was aware of the areas where improvement was required and he was pleased by the way the pacemen had responded. India's bowlers including Mohit Sharma (centre) have picked up their game after early struggles Down Under . India's Mohammed Shami (right) celebrates after taking a wicket in the quarter final defeat of Bangladesh . 'The way the bowlers have reacted and the way they have performed with the composure and the confidence and the aggression all together, it's been wonderful to watch,' he told Cricket Australia's website. 'So we expect the bowlers to step up if you want to beat quality sides in the world and the way they have done this in this World Cup has been commendable. 'We've played the right kind of cricket and the difference now is how our bowling attack has come into play in this World Cup taking 70 wickets in seven games. Umesh Yadav (centre) celebrates after taking another wicket against Bangladesh to reach the last four . New Zealand celebrate en route to beating Australia to reach the Cricket World Cup final . 'That's probably been the difference, and if we continue to do that we have a great chance come game day.' India have not beaten Australia in any format since they arrived Down Under in late November but Kohli thinks Thursday at the Sydney Cricket Ground is the perfect opportunity to break that cycle. 'There couldn't be a better time for us,' he said. 'It's an opportunity for us to do justice to the way we've played so far in Australia, and we haven't had the results.'

Summary: India face Australia in the Cricket World Cup semi-finals on Thursday . Virat Kohli has been pleased by the response of bowlers Mohammed Shami, Umesh Yadav and Mohit Sharma after early struggles . India have not beaten Australia since arriving Down Under in November .


There are plenty of properties on the Cornish coast with beautiful sea views, but not many public toilets that can say the same. But one loo has such a 'jaw-dropping' view, it has gone on sale and could fetch as much as £95,000. The 502 sq ft public toilet in Charlestown, Cornwall, along with its grounds, is being auctioned by Clive Emson later this month and has a freehold guide price of £75,000 to £95,000. A 502 sq ft public toilet in Charlestown, Cornwall, is being auctioned off for nearly £100,000 . Boasting panoramic sea views, the property is said to have 'potential for a fantastic family home' Graham Barton, auctioneer and regular on BBC One's Homes Under The Hammer, said: 'This is arguably the most gloriously located residential development opportunity for sale in Cornwall today. 'It has stunning panoramic and jaw-dropping sea views.' He explained: 'The property looks southwards across St Austell Bay with the historic harbour at its western edge. 'We are expecting strong interest at auction as there is huge potential for a fantastic family home or holiday home with extension or complete replacement among the options subject to planning consent.' Charlestown is famed for its scenic locations often featuring in TV and films such as Doctor Who and Pirates of the Carribean. The auction will take place at the St Mellion International Resort near Saltash at 11am on Thursday, March 26. Charlestown is famed for its scenic locations, often used in film and TV shows like Doctor Who . The loo looks across St Austell Bay with the historic harbour seen at its western edge .

Summary: Public toilet in Charlestown, Cornwall is being auctioned off this weekend . Current asking price is between £75,000 and £95,000 . Property has 'potential for family home or holiday home with extension'


Scientists have revealed a huge breakthrough in the search for life on other planets. Nasa's Cassini spacecraft has provided scientists the first clear evidence that Saturn's moon Enceladus exhibits signs of present-day hydrothermal activity - similar to that seen in the deep oceans on Earth. If confirmed, it would make the moon Enceladus the only other known body in the solar system besides Earth where hot water and rocks interact underground. Hydrothermal activity occurs when seawater infiltrates and reacts with a rocky crust and emerges as a heated, mineral-laden solution, a natural occurrence in Earth's oceans. According to two science papers, the results are the first clear indications an icy moon may have similar ongoing active processes. Cassini team member Sean Hsu of the University of Colorado in Boulder used spacecraft observations and computer modeling to show that the plume is connected to what's happening on the lunar sea floor. Judging by their size and makeup, the team believes particles in the plume are the result of hot water coming into contact with rocks on the ocean floor. The resulting mineral-rich water then shoots up through the icy crust and erupts into space in a plume of gas and ice. Some particles settle around Saturn, replenishing its biggest ring. That activity would make the moon an even more attractive place in the hunt for microbial life. On Earth, scientists have found weird life forms living in hydrothermal vents on the ocean bottom where there's no sunlight. The implications of such activity on a world other than our planet open up unprecedented scientific possibilities, Nasa said. 'These findings add to the possibility that Enceladus, which contains a subsurface ocean and displays remarkable geologic activity, could contain environments suitable for living organisms,' said John Grunsfeld astronaut and associate administrator of NASA's Science Mission Directorate in Washington. 'The locations in our solar system where extreme environments occur in which life might exist may bring us closer to answering the question: are we alone in the Universe.' Hydrothermal activity occurs when seawater infiltrates and reacts with a rocky crust and emerges as a heated, mineral-laden solution, a natural occurrence in Earth's oceans. According to two science papers, the results are the first clear indications an icy moon may have similar ongoing active processes. The first paper, published this week in the journal Nature, relates to microscopic grains of rock detected by Cassini in the Saturn system. An extensive, four-year analysis of data from the spacecraft, computer simulations and laboratory experiments led researchers to the conclusion the tiny grains most likely form when hot water containing dissolved minerals from the moon's rocky interior travels upward, coming into contact with cooler water. Temperatures required for the interactions that produce the tiny rock grains would be at least 194 degrees Fahrenheit (90 degrees Celsius). 'It's very exciting that we can use these tiny grains of rock, spewed into space by geysers, to tell us about conditions on -- and beneath -- the ocean floor of an icy moon,' said the paper's lead author Sean Hsu, a postdoctoral researcher at

Summary: Experts describe 'remarkable' discovery on Saturnian moon . Believe the moon could still have life in vast undersea oceans . Ocean is deeper than previous estimates — more than 30 miles deep . Cassini team last year said it could be bigger than Lake Superior .


One person has died and three more have been injured in a bridge collapse in Texas. An oversized truck crashed into the structure along Interstate 35 in Salado on Thursday morning. It was under construction at the time with dozens of workers onsite. The collision, which took place around 11:30am, caused heavy concrete support beams to topple down and halted moving traffic in both directions. The truck's wedged cab was left completely crumpled and several other vehicles were damaged as debris scattered. Scroll down for video . Freak accident: At least one person has died and three more have been injured in a bridge collapse in Salado, Texas . Crumpled cabin: A truck that was too high for the thoroughfare smashed into a highway bridge under construction along Interstate 35 . All coming down: The collision, which took place around 11:30am, caused heavy concrete support beams to topple down and halted traffic . One witness said he saw smoke and flames coming from one truck and it took firefighters 'a while' to put the blaze out. Construction workers rushed to the scene to see if they could help remove debris. Victims were taken to Scott & White Memorial Hospital in Temple for treatment but no updates on their conditions have been released. Veronica Beyer, a spokeswoman for the Texas Department of Transportation, told the Austin American-Statesman the bridge was just over 14ft high. She said there were three signs posted two miles before the overpass stating the clearance height as 13ft 6in. A lower figure is given to provide a margin of safety. According to the Texas DoT, trucks carrying loads higher than 14 feet must have a permit for an oversized load in order to travel on Texas roads. New technology at the Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) then determines a safe route for the driver to take. A spokesman said: 'First of all, the truck drivers know the heights of their vehicles. That's information that they provide to our DMV prior to moving out on the road with a load. 'If the height of their vehicle exceeds the height of the bridge, they're going to be diverted'. But Lares Trucking, which owns the truck that crashed into the bridge, said the driver was not aware the bridge could not be safely passed and had a permit to carry the load. Julian Lares said: 'It's a new bridge. Why don't they construct it more high? It's a new bridge. It's not an old bridge. Why [did] they give me, why [did] they consider the permit for such a small bridge?" He added that the truck's driver, Valentin Martinez, had driven for his company for more than a year and had never been in any crashes. All hands on deck: One witness said he saw smoke and flames coming from one truck and it took firefighters a while to put the blaze out . Clean-up operation: Construction also workers rushed to the scene to see if they could help remove debris . The Texas DOT was in the process of building the

Summary: A truck crashed into a highway bridge under construction along Interstate 35 in Salado on Thursday morning . Texas Department of Transportation said there were three signs before overpass stating clearance height as 13ft 6in . Trucks carrying loads higher than 14 feet must have a permit for an oversized load to travel on Texas roads . New technology at the Department of Motor Vehicles then determines a safe route for the driver to take . But Lares Trucking, which owns the truck that crashed, said driver was not aware bridge could not be safely passed .


One of the world's weirdest fish has been captured making a rare appearance near the surface. With its bulbous eyes, flat body and tiny fins, the Mola Mola is an unusual sight in the blue waters of California. But short of shying away from the camera the fish appeared to strike a pose. The photographs of the bizarre-looking ocean sunfish were taken by experienced diver Daniel Botelho. Scroll down for video . One of the world's weirdest fish - a Mola Mola - has been captured making a rare appearance above the water by diver Daniel Botelho in San Diego, California . Mr Botelho has spent years photographing the intriguing species all over the world. Despite their large and intimidating presence, he found the fish to be friendly and gentle - with one even following him like a pet. The 34-year-old said: 'They are usually very shy but once they get used to you they can follow you like a pet. 'In my case I had a gentle Mola Mola following me all the time until I got back to the boat. It reminded me of my dog. Mola Mola spend most of their days in deep waters but rise to the surface to be cleaned by other fish and birds . They are the heaviest known bony fish in the world and usually weigh around 2,000lb although larger specimens can weigh up to 5,000lb. Above, a Mola Mola curiously pokes its head up near a boat . Mr Botelho can be seen behind the Mola Mola (left), which is usually found in deeper waters (right) 'I have a special affection for Mola Molas, I love them and I am always looking for the challenge of interacting and photographing these fish.' Mola Mola are the heaviest known bony fish in the world and weigh around 2,000lb. They can grow up to 13ft in length and cannot close their mouth fully. They spend most of their days in deep waters but rise to the surface to be cleaned by other fish and birds. Mr Botelho added: 'They also cause a huge impact on people and I have several photos that have become viral on the internet just because people are amazed by the fish's shape. 'Some wrote to me attesting that they never even thought there could be such a fish in the seas.' Sunfish, or Mola Mola, are the heaviest bony fish in the world. The largest specimens can reach 14ft vertically and 10ft horizontally, weighing nearly 5,000lb. Sunfish develop their truncated, bullet-like shape because they are born with a back fin that never grows. Instead, it folds into itself. Mola in Latin means 'millstone' and describes the sunfish’s somewhat circular shape. They are a silvery color and have a rough skin texture. They are found in temperate and tropical oceans around the world, and are often mistaken for sharks when their huge dorsal fins emerge above the water. Their teeth are fused into a beak-like structure and they are unable to fully close their relatively small mouths. Two Mola Mola rise

Summary: Huge fish was snapped in California when it came to the surface to clean . They can grow up to 13ft but usually live in deep water and are rarely seen . Photographer Daniel Botelho has followed Mola Mola all over the world .


Kim Sears waited eight years for a proposal from Andy Murray, Mariah Carey accepted Nick Cannon’s offer of marriage after one month. How long it takes you to get married is entirely individual but when one person is gagging to get up the aisle and the other has no intention of going there, there are clearly questions that need answering. Staying with someone who’s using you as a stop-gap until their ‘true’ love comes along isn’t healthy; staying with someone who loves you but doesn’t want to get married for justifiable reasons is entirely different. Tracey Cox reveals the signs to look out for to work out whether your partner is 'the one' But how do you know who’s holding out for better and who’s genuine, albeit marriage shy? There are the seven key questions to consider, according to relationship therapists - and two you need to ask yourself. 1. What’s their background and relationship history? It is often used as an excuse but the ‘I don’t believe in the institution of marriage - it’s just a ‘piece of paper’’ is understandable if based on past experience. A previous failed marriage can make people cynical about a repeat performance. If your partner’s parents had a toxic marriage, treated each other badly and were desperately unhappy, it’s hardly surprising they’re not keen to follow in their footsteps. Their fear isn’t about getting married, it’s fear of it ending in a messy, painful divorce. Are they happy discussing marriage even if not happy doing it? If you can’t sit down and have an open, honest discussion with someone you love about something that is important to you, you shouldn’t be marrying them in the first place. If a partner refuses to even talk through the topic, it shows a distinct lack of interest in you and your feelings which isn’t a great indicator for a healthy, long-term relationship. 2. Can they tell you the reason why they’re not interested? It’s a huge red flag if their answer to ‘Why don’t you want to marry me?” is “I don’t know”. Usually one of two things is going on. They’re avoiding telling the truth - they don’t want to marry you - or it suggests a lack of self-awareness and ability to articulate feelings. Neither are indicative of a healthy functioning relationship. 3. Do they have a problem with the actual ceremony? One couple I knew nearly split because the guy refused to discuss marriage even though he was desperately in love with his partner. He nearly lost her before admitting that, as a shy person, the thought of being the centre of attention and having to make a speech in front of dozens of people scared him witless. Think about anything else about the ceremony they might be dreading. 4. Does the thought of all their family being together in one room make them want to run for the hills? Tracey says that being to optimistic could be a sign that your relationship is in danger . Offer up some alternatives - a registry office,

Summary: Sex expert reveals how to stop if someone is using you as a 'stop gap' Explains two questions to ask about why marriage is important to you . Advises to ask partner why they are not interested in commitment . Read more of Tracey’s views at traceycox.com .


The BBC have confirmed Top Gear's £10million live world tour will go ahead next month with Jeremy Clarkson at the helm alongside fellow presenters James May and Richard Hammond. A BBC Worldwide spokesman said they will fulfil the series of gigs which have already sold 200,000 tickets worldwide - but added that the shows will be stripped of all BBC branding and content and billed as Clarkson, Hammond and May Live. That means the shows, which will take place in venues as far afield as Australia, Norway, and South Africa as well as the UK, will not be able to use clips from the show or feature The Stig. The move comes less than a week after Clarkson was dismissed from the BBC for an 'unprovoked' attack on a Top Gear producer. Scroll down for video . The BBC confirmed they will fulfil the gigs (previous live tour pictured) which have already sold 200,000 tickets - but said they will be stripped of all BBC branding and will be billed as Clarkson, Hammond and May Live . The tour starts in Australia next month and fans have paid between £35 and £200 for tickets to the live shows. A BBC Worldwide spokesman said: 'So as not to disappoint the thousands of people around the world who have already purchased tickets, BBC Worldwide has agreed with our joint venture partner Brand Events that the remainder of the tour can continue. 'These events will not however feature any BBC Top Gear branding or content. 'We believe this is a sensible approach in the circumstances.' Some of the dates have already had to be rescheduled and tour organisers believe it may not even make a profit by the time those costs have been taken into account. James May, Richard Hammond and Jeremy Clarkson at the Top Gear Live show in Prague, Czech Republic - the 2015 tour starts in Australia next month and fans have paid between £35 and £200 for tickets . A spokesman for Brand Events said: 'This is a great solution for the fans. We'd like to thank our ticket holders for their continued patience. 'The fans are the most important people to Jeremy, Richard and James so we're delighted to be able to say "we're still coming". 'We're sure it'll be something you won't want to miss.' The move is likely to spark rumours that the three men intend to team up to continue their careers together after Clarkson's exit from the corporation, but sources close to the tour say it is just a matter of fulfilling commitments to the fans. The future of the show's other presenters - Richard Hammond and James May - is unclear, with both men's contracts running out today. Contract discussions with the show's stars were put on hold after the BBC suspended Clarkson when it emerged he had been involved in what was initially described as 'a fracas' with producer Oisin Tymon. Contract discussions with the show's stars were put on hold while the BBC suspended Clarkson when it emerged he had been involved in

Summary: BBC have confirmed Jeremy Clarkson will present show's live world tour . Show will go ahead without BBC branding - and will not feature The Stig . Tour worth £10million to be renamed Clarkson, Hammond and May Live . Clarkson was dismissed last week for an 'unprovoked' attack on producer .


Once he had come round after emergency surgery, Ben Morgan asked the surgeon two pressing questions; would he ever play again and if so, could he make it back in time for the World Cup? Mercifully for the Gloucester and England No 8 – who had shattered his leg in a match against Saracens the previous night – the answer to both was 'yes'. But that was just the theory; the practice involves relentless determination and dedication, including endless hours in a hyperbaric chamber, where the 26-year-old is mastering the art of sketching while wearing an oxygen mask. No stone is left unturned in Morgan's quest to regain full fitness in time to be part of the national squad for the global gathering in September and October. There are no guarantees he will be ready, but despite the magnitude of his injury, the signs are good and he is infused with optimism. Ben Morgan is undergoing sessions in a hyperbaric chamber to speed up his recovery from a fractured leg . Morgan has been out of action since he injured his leg playing against Saracens in January . Morgan was named England's player of the series following his superb displays during the November Tests . He simply has to take part in the tournament, and help the hosts excel, because the final takes place on his mother's birthday and she would like her son to mark it in style! On January 9, Morgan was driving for the line during an Aviva Premiership match at Kingsholm when his season was crudely terminated. He heard the sounds of breaking bone, and when team-mates and opponents moved sharply away as he lay on the ground, he knew he was in real trouble. 'All I remember was that we had a scrum in the left-hand corner, I picked up the ball and went on a usual run,' he told Sportsmail. 'I got tackled by Jacques Burger and having looked back at the clips, I was able to see he wrapped his legs around my leg and I didn't really have anywhere to go. 'At the time, I didn't really know what the hell had happened and I just started yelping. I like to think I wouldn't make those noises unless it was serious! People moved out of the way pretty quickly and even though I wasn't in that much pain, I knew I had done something. Gloucester No 8 Morgan lines up London Welsh fly half Olly Barkley at the Kassam Stadium . 'I just didn't know how bad it was going to be, but I had an immediate realisation that I was going to be out for a while. When I got to the hospital, the staff were pretty guarded, but I got more of a sense of how bad things were when a few hours had passed.' A surgeon from Cheltenham came to the hospital in Gloucester to perform the operation during the night and when the anaesthetic wore off, Morgan sought to put his mind at rest about his predicament. 'When I'd come

Summary: Ben Morgan fractured his left leg playing for Gloucester in January . Morgan is targeting a comeback at the World Cup in September . The Gloucester No 8 is undergoing sessions in a hyperbaric chamber to speed up his recovery . Morgan was named England's player of the series following his superb displays during the November Tests . Billy Vunipola has reclaimed the England No 8 shirt in Morgan's absence .


A walkway that was once declared the most dangerous footpath in the world has become one of the most popular tourist attractions on the planet after it was made safer by Spanish authorities. Tourists have already snapped up the initial batch of tickets to walk along the wooden walkways and stone paths at the revamped El Caminito del Rey, which slices through the Gaitanes Gorge in southern Spain. True thrill-seekers may be disappointed, however, as the reinforced King’s Little Pathway, as it is known in English, is now more of a beauty spot than a danger zone after a £4million (€5.5million) restoration project. Scroll down for video . El Caminito del Rey, a notorious walkway in southern Spain, reopened to visitors over the weekend after it was made safer . Tourists have snapped up the initial batch of tickets to walk along the wooden walkways and stone paths at the revamped footpath . El Caminito del Rey, once a legendary climb for thrill-seekers, slices through the Gaitanes Gorge in southern Spain . Daredevils may be disappointed as the reinforced King’s Pathway is now more of a beauty spot than a danger zone . The attraction has become so popular that it does not have any openings until June. Tourists have been quick to obtain the free tickets, with up to 600 people admitted per day. A four-mile network of paths is open six days a week, weather permitting, and it is estimated that it will take the average visitors four to five hours to walk the full route. Before it was restored and security fences were installed, El Caminito del Rey was an extreme climbing spot, attracting daredevil holidaymakers from around the world thanks to its state of disrepair. Situated nearly 330ft above the Gualdalhorce river, the narrow concrete path, supported by steel stanchions at around 45 degrees into the rock face, had wide gaps and rickety hand rails that posed a massive challenge for even experienced climbers. The committee which oversees the walkway says regional and local councils spent £4million (€5.5million) on the restoration project . The attraction in the Spanish province of Malaga has become so popular that it does not have any openings until June . Tourists have been quick to snap up the free tickets, with up to 600 people admitted per day (no more than 50 visitors every 30 minutes) As part of the years-long restoration project the walkway has been fitted with new boardwalks and security fences to keep visitors safe . Its entrances were officially closed after five people plunged to their deaths in 1999 and 2000, but that didn’t stop adrenaline junkies from continuing to risk their lives on the crumbling path. For years locals and tourists bypassed security measures and ignored the threat of a £5,000 fine for trespassing. That was until the Andalusian and Malagan governments launched the ambitious restoration project. Accessible from the towns of Ardales and Alora (El Chorro), the footpath is more than 100 years old and was built for workers at two nearby hydroelectric plants. It is now

Summary: Tourists have snapped up the initial batch of tickets to walk along the revamped El Caminito del Rey . There are no openings until June, with up to 600 visitors allowed entry every day . Walkway slices through the Gaitanes Gorge in the province of Malaga in southern Spain . It is now more of a beauty spot than a danger zone after a £4million (€5.5million) restoration project .


New satellite images taken above Syria have revealed the scale of the devastation in the country following four years of civil war. Schools, hospitals and refugee camps are seen destroyed in towns and cities such as Aleppo, Kobane, Homs and ISIS' de facto capital Raqqa since the country was torn apart in 2011. Initially a battle between various armed rebel groups and the Syrian regime forces, the Syrian Civil War has since descended into a conflict with hundreds of frontlines, as rebel groups fight among themselves and ISIS and Al Qaeda-backed terrorists seize vast swathes of land. Scroll down for video . Before: This photograph showing the area around Aleppo's old citadel was taken of November 21, 2010 - a year before the Syrian Civil War broke out . And after: On October 22, 2014 - less than four years after the above image was captured - the area around Aleppo's citadel is seen largely destroyed . Monument: This photograph taken on October 12, 2011 shows the elaborate shrine to ancient Islamic icons Uwais al-Qurani and Ammar Ibn Yasser in the northern Syrian city of Raqqa . Destroyed: The monument - which lies in ISIS-held territory - was sadly destroyed by militants in 2013 who said it distracted from the veneration of Allah. This photograph was taken on October 6, 2014 . The satellite images form part a UN report due for release tomorrow that will present analysis of the impact of four years of war on the Middle Eastern nation. UN investigators used their satellite program UNOSAT to gather the startling photographs which, according to an advance statement detailing the report, document 'indiscriminate attacks on civilian population, including barrel bombing, destruction of schools, hospitals, residential areas, markets, power plants and the vast cultural heritage of Syria.' Comparing images taken shortly before the start of the war in 2011 with those captured in recent months, the UN has been able to show the geographical changes caused by relentless fighting between various groups, as well as the displacement of an estimated 6.5 million people. The images emerged as the Syrian air force has carried out a chlorine gas attack on a northern town, killing six people, according to activists, as Amnesty International said separate government air strikes on the Islamic State 'capital' could amount to war crimes. The Britain-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights and the Local Co-ordination Committees said gas attacks on the town of Samrin injured dozens more people. Historic: This photograph dated September 4, 2011 shows the ancient Syrian border city of Dura-Europos, which was considered a UNESCO world heritage site . Target: Holes in the ground around Dura-Europos reveal the extent of looting in the area by April 2, 2014 . An opposition official in the area of this morning's chlorine gas release said there were two attacks - the first targeting rebels while the second hit a residential area. He said the six killed were members of the same family, including three children. A military official denied the claims and blamed rebels fighting to topple President Bashar Assad.

Summary: Photos taken for new UN report show destruction of Syria's geography . Satellite images show the ruins of schools, hospitals and refugee camps . Cities such as Aleppo, Kobane, Homs and Raqqa appear largely destroyed . The UN will release its full report on the brutal Syrian conflict tomorrow .


Most pregnant women can’t help but feel apprehensive about the pain that they will experience when they give birth, but the consequences of not feeling anything at all are far more horrific. Marie Delanote, 34, didn't suspect a thing when her fourth child, Eloise, came into this world in May, 2012. In fact, she thought that she had soiled herself. It wasn’t until she noticed her baby’s head dangling between her legs that she realised in horror that it was arriving four months too early. Scroll down for video . Marie and her daughter Eloise, who is now almost three years old . She said: ‘I thought I was fine, but when I got up and went to the bathroom and my baby came out - it was extremely dramatic.’ Marie, who lives in Basildon, Essex, with her husband Andrew Seakins, 50, had already had three children; Jack, nine, Adam, eight, Orla Jane, four, by the time she fell pregnant with Eloise. So she knew that when her waters broke just after 23 weeks of pregnancy that something was very wrong. She said: ‘I didn't expect it to be an early birth at all because my three other pregnancies were all full term. 'I had been quite ill just a couple of weeks before, I had a very bad throat infection around 21 weeks pregnant, which turned into streptococcus A. ‘Then ten days later I lost my mucus plug and I started wobbling – just three days later, my waters broke.’ Eloise in Neonatal Intensive Care at Portsmouth Hospital . Marie was rushed to Basildon hospital but the staff there were unable to deal with babies born more prematurely than 27 weeks and instead arranged for her to be admitted to Portsmouth hospital, two hours drive away. After administering her with an injection that helps babies to develop lungs in the womb quicker if they are at risk of premature birth, Marie was taken by ambulance to Portsmouth. Eloise weighed just 1lb when she was born . Once there, Marie had just two days to settle in before the shock birth occurred. She said: ‘I thought I had to go to the toilet - I thought I had been blocked for several days but unconsciously had not been wanting to let go because of the baby. ‘As I went into the bathroom, I thought I had defecated, but there was a mirror in front of the toilet and as I looked up, I saw this tiny little head between my legs, so I knew what was happening. ‘I pulled the emergency cord and within seconds, the midwives and the neonatal intensive care unit were there. ‘Two of the midwives supported me while the third one helped to deliver Eloise. ‘I didn't feel anything because she was so small. ‘She was as big as my hand, she fitted on my hand - she was really, really small. ‘Luckily I was in hospital because she was given to the doctors within seconds and they put breathing tubes in her.’ But being born so premature

Summary: Marie Delanote, 34, from Basildon, Essex, gave birth 17 weeks early . Her daughter Eloise weighed just 1lb and was sick with streptococcus A . Eloise was in hospital for four months until she was well enough for home . Marie believes her Reiki and 'psychic surgery' helped with the recovery .


Millwall have dismissed manager Ian Holloway and installed club legend Neil Harris as they attempt to try and avoid relegation from The Championship. Chairman John Berylson and the board are believed to have lost patience with Holloway following Saturday's 4-1 home defeat against Norwich City and a decision was announced on Tuesday morning. Harris scored a club record 138 goals in 432 appearances for The Lions and currently works at The New Den coaching their elite development squad. Ian Holloway scratches his head, but time has run out for him to find the solutions to Millwall's problems . Jonathan Howson scored for Norwich during their 4-1 win over Millwall, the club's fourth straight defeat . He served as caretaker-manager last season after Millwall sacked Steve Lomas before appointing Holloway. The dismissal of Holloway is a devastating blow to one of football's most colourful and quotable managers. Known throughout the game as 'Olly', he helped Blackpool win promotion to the Premier League where they were only relegated on the final day with a defeat at Manchester United. Neil Harris, currently the elite development squad coach at Millwall, has been caretaker-manager before . Harris is a legend at Millwall, having scored over 100 times for the club as a player . Holloway fails to get his message across to his players in another defeat for the Championship strugglers . But since leaving Broomfield Road, Holloway was sacked by Crystal Palace and things haven't gone well at Millwall this season. The club have picked up only two wins from 15 matches and are eight points from safety. He was booed by fans at the weekend and now his 14-month tenure at the club is over.

Summary: Ian Holloway sacked on Tuesday after four straight defeats . Millwall are second from bottom, eight points from safety . Neil Harris, who scored 138 goals for Millwall, has been caretaker before .


Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz has defended the company's ridiculed 'Race Together' campaign as 'very genuine'. The campaign is encouraging workers to write 'Race Together' on cups and strike up conversations about race as they serve customers their coffee. The company is also preparing a guide with questions to pose, such as: 'How have your racial views evolved from those of your parents?' After the campaign was announced earlier this week, the coffee chain was slammed on social media and was accused of using racial tensions to boost its bottom line. But during Starbucks' annual shareholders meeting in Seattle on Wednesday, Schultz defended the campaign and said the company is simply trying to use its massive reach for good. Defense: Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz told Good Morning America, pictured, that he is simply trying to use the company's reach for good with its new 'Race Together' campaign . 'Some in the media will criticize Starbucks for having a political agenda,' he said. 'Our intentions are pure.' Speaking on CBS This Morning on Thursday, he added: 'This is a highly charged, highly emotional issue, we understand that. 'We've tried to be very thoughtful, very genuine, very authentic and recognize that by leveraging our stores, potentially, we can elevate the conversation and make a positive difference.' He said that he was not surprised by the backlash but that if the company's workers can 'elevate the understanding and the empathy with one customer per day', he will be satisfied. After the campaign was announced, Twitter ruthlessly mocked Starbucks. One user tweeted: 'I don't have time to explain 400 years of oppression to you & still make my train.' Standing firm: He also addressed the massive social media backlash during the company's annual shareholder's meeting in Seattle on Wednesday (pictured), saying: 'Our intentions are pure' Support: Schultz was joined on stage at the annual meeting by rapper Common, who also spoke about the importance of engaging with people from different backgrounds in support of the campaign . Controversial: The new campaign encourages workers to write 'Race Together' on customer's cups and to strike up conversations about race. Pictured, customer Matt Ullman shows off one of the new stickers . Another added: '#RaceTogether is what happens when a 1%-er without any actual anti-racist education or training has a mid-life "white man's burden" crisis.' An executive on Starbucks' communications team, Corey duBrowa, even blocked people on Twitter before temporarily taking down his account after being bombarded with criticism over the campaign. DuBrowa later said in a post on Medium that he felt he was being 'personally attacked in a cascade of negativity' and that he had gotten overwhelmed, but later reactivated the account. When Good Morning America asked Schultz about some of the scathing criticism on Thursday, Schultz responded: 'Well, you know what I say to that - no good deed goes unpunished.' He has explained that workers do not have to participate in the campaign, and that stores can make customers another drink or cover up cups if they don't like the message. Ridiculed: After the campaign was

Summary: CEO Howard Schultz has said the company is trying to use its popularity to 'elevate the conversation and make a positive difference' The campaign encourages staff to write 'Race Together' on cups and strike up conversations about race as they serve customers their coffee . The company was widely ridiculed on social media for being naive and was accused of using racial tensions to boost its bottom line .


Marvin Gaye's family have filed an injunction in court on Tuesday that could end the sale and distribution of 'Blurred Lines' - the wildly successful song that they claim was ripped off of the 1977 hit 'Got to Give it Up.' The injunction by Nona Gaye, Frankie Gaye and Marvin Gaye III would prevent the copying, distributing and performing of the hit single featuring Robin Thicke, Pharrell Williams, and T.I. Williams and Thicke were ordered to pay nearly $7.4million to the three children after a jury determined last week that Blurred Lines copied elements of Gaye's song. Scroll down for video . Robin Thicke (left) and Pharrell Williams (right) were ordered to pay $7.4million after a jury ruled that their hit Blurred Lines copied elements of Marvin Gaye's (pictured center) 1977 song Got to Give It Up . Marvin Gaye's daughter, Nona Gaye, (left) and two of her siblings filed the injunction in court on Tuesday . Thicke's Blurred Lines was the biggest hit of 2013 and it sold more than seven million tracks in the United States . Gaye's family also sought Tuesday to amend the verdict to include rapper T.I. - whose real name is Clifford Joseph Harris Jr - as well as labels Universal Music, Interscope Records and Star Trak Entertainment. The injunction against Blurred Lines could give Gaye's family leverage to negotiate for royalties and other concessions, such as songwriting credits. The family said in a statement released Wednesday: 'With the digital age upon us, the threat of greater infringement looms for every artist. 'It is our wish that our dad's legacy, and all great music, past, present, and future, be enjoyed and protected, with the knowledge that adhering to copyright standards assures our musical treasures will always be valued.' The children claim the lawsuit could have been avoided if Thicke and Williams had spoken with the family before the song was released, The Wrap reported. The family said: 'Like most artists, they could have licensed and secured the song for appropriate usage. 'This did not happen. 'We would have welcomed a conversation with them before the release of their work. 'This also did not happen.' Blurred Lines was the biggest hit of 2013. It sold more than seven million tracks in the United States, topped the pop charts for months and earned two Grammy Award nominations.

Summary: Nona Gaye, Frankie Gaye and Marvin Gaye III filed injunction on Tuesday . Children were awarded $7.4million in a copyright infringement lawsuit . Song by Pharrell and Robin Thicke took from 1977 hit Got to Give It Up . Injunction seeks to amend verdict to include rapper T.I. and record labels .


House prices are up 5.1 per cent on a year ago, a report has revealed - but growth is still slowing and some areas are even in decline. Average UK property values in March reached £189,454 in March compared to £187,964 in February 2014, according to Nationwide Building Society. But the annual pace of house price growth has been slowing for seven months in a row, and has reached less than half the rate of growth seen for much of last summer, when the year-on-year increase was in double digits. A report has revealed house prices are up 5.1 per cent across Britain - but growth has been slowing for seven months in a row . Last June, prices were climbing at a rate of 11.8 per cent year-on-year. On a month-on-month basis, house prices edged up by 0.1 per cent in March, following a 0.1 per cent decrease in February. Nationwide said that all regions except the North of England have seen a further slowing in the annual pace of house price growth during the first three months of this year. London remains the strongest-performing region, with average prices up by 12.7 per cent year on year, taking them to £408,780 on average. But the pace of price growth in the capital has slowed sharply compared with the end of 2014, when the pace of annual growth was 17.8 per cent. Wales remains the weakest area in the UK for annual house price growth. At £139,171 on average, prices in Wales are down by 0.5 per cent year on year. Despite seeing a rise in the average cost of a house, the pace of price growth in London has slowed sharply compared with the end of 2014 . St Albans (pictured) in Hertfordshire was named as the UK's top performing city for house prices over the last year, with average values up by 22 per cent to reach £498,957 . Average UK property values in March reached £189,454 in March compared to £187,964 in February 2014 . Wales is the only UK nation or region where prices have fallen year on year in the first quarter of 2015. St Albans in Hertfordshire was named as the UK's top performing city for house prices over the last year, with average values up by 22 per cent to reach £498,957. Manchester was named as the weakest performing city, with values down by 1 per cent year on year, taking them to £211,571. Reading, Oxford, London and Brighton were among the UK's other top price performers over the last year, while Bradford, Plymouth, Leicester and Cardiff were among the weakest. In Scotland, house prices have increased by 1.3 per cent year on year, taking them to £140,180 on average, and in Northern Ireland they have increased by 5.7 per cent, pushing them to £121,052 typically. The North of England has bucked the general trend seen across the UK, seeing the annual pace of price growth accelerate from 4.4 per cent at the end of last year to 4.7 per cent in the first quarter

Summary: Average UK property values in March reached £189,454, Nationwide reveals . Annual pace of house price growth slowing for the seventh month in a row . London remains strongest performing region with prices up 12.7 per cent . Wales is the weakest performing with house prices at £139,171 on average .


It looks like something from outer space, but the 'alien of the deep' is found much closer to home. With its fleshy snout, nail-like teeth and flabby pink body it wouldn't look out of place in a science fiction film, but the rare sea goblin shark described as an 'alien of the deep' has been found off Australia's southeast coast and delivered to the Australian Museum in Sydney. The prehistoric-looking goblin sharks live on deep sea bottoms and little is known about their lives. The shark had died by the time it was handed over, but it was still a priceless asset as only four of them have been acquired by the Sydney museum - the first two collected back in the 1980s. A goblin shark with a long flattened snout covered with pores is shown at the Australian Museum . 'It's pretty impressive, it's not hideous it's beautiful,' said the Australian Museum's fish collection manager Mark McGrouther, who described its teeth as looking like 'little daggers'. 'They are not caught terribly often. They are not encountered terribly often at all.' The latest was picked up by a fisherman in January. It was found near Eden, off Australia's southeast coast, at a depth of about 200 metres and delivered in excellent condition to the museum. The Australian Museum's fish collection manager Mark McGrouther shows the jaws of a Goblin Shark in the sorting lab in Sydney . McGrouther said he was 'thrilled' to handle the shark, which is found in the Pacific, Atlantic and Indian oceans. The species, whose scientific name is 'Mitsukurina owstoni', is thought to be a living fossil dating back some 125 million years. The animal's jaw mechanism, which shoots forward when it detects prey and then retracts under its fleshy, spade-shaped snout, was what fascinated McGrouther the most. Its fleshy snout, nail-like teeth and flabby pink body makes it stand out from the crowd . 'I suspect because it has got soft, flabby musculature, it doesn't need much energy... so it will swim slowly over the bottom just using its snout like a metal detector,' he said. 'It will be sweeping over the bottom and when it detects a small fish, or a crab or a squid it will shoot those jaws out 'wham' and capture whatever it is. 'It will spear it with those sharp pointed teeth and then just wolf it down whole.' The Australian Museum shows off a goblin shark, a rare sea creature described as an 'alien of the deep' The latest goblin shark specimen, from which tissue samples have been taken for genetic testing, will be preserved by the museum and made available for research.

Summary: The prehistoric-looking goblin sharks live on deep sea bottoms . The dead body of the shark was given to the Australian Museum . 'It's not hideous it's beautiful,' says Australian Museum's Mark McGrouther . It was only the fourth goblin shark to be given to the museum in Sydney . The first two goblin sharks were collected back in the 1980s .


Guests at a wedding service saw triple when three identical sisters tied the knot together at the same ceremony. Triplets Rafaela, Rochele and Tagiane Bini share the same birthday, the same looks and tastes, and now - after marrying men who look strikingly similar - the same wedding anniversary too. The 29-year-old sisters, from Passo Fundo, southern Brazil, even wore the same wedding dress, as well as hair style and make up, for their big day on Saturday. Scroll down for video . Triplets Rafaela, Rochele and Tagiane Bini share the same looks and now the same wedding anniversary after getting married on the same day . The triplets, pictured with their new husbands Rafael, Gabriel and Eduardo, wore the exact same wedding dress, as well as hair style and make up, for their big day on Saturday . A different colour of bouquet was the only clue to help bewildered friends and family distinguish one bride from the other. Even the grooms - Rafael, Gabriel and Eduardo - admitted they had worried they might mix up their wives-to-be when it came to exchanging vows. Rafael, who married Rafaela, told how the girls sometimes deliberately confused their fiances. He remembered: 'There was a time when we were all in the kitchen making dinner. So Rochele, who is Gabriel's, was doing stuff at the sink, and Rafaela was at the stove. 'We were there chatting and they changed places. I went behind to hug her, and said "oops" when I realised I'd got the wrong girl.' On the day, though, the men insisted they didn't have a problem recognising the loves of their lives. 'Oh yes, I knew which one was mine, for sure. I knew as soon as she entered the church, she was the most beautiful,' said Eduardo, who married Tagiane. The sisters told how, like other identical siblings, they have always been close and shared the same tastes and interests since they were babies. Bond: Like many identical siblings, the sisters told how they have always been close and shared the same tastes and interests since they were babies . Together: It was parents Pedro and Salete who suggested the girls all get married together after Tagiane also got engaged to Eduardo . Their parents, Pedro and Salete, already had one daughter, Liziele, when they decided to increase the family - but never imagined three more girls would come at once. Mother Salete fainted when she was told she was expecting triplets, according to the girls. Rafaela was the first to find her future husband, Rafael, ten years ago while studying at university. A year later, Rochele got together with Gabriel. It was parents Pedro and Salete who suggested the girls all get married together after Tagiane also got engaged to Eduardo. The only dilemma for Pedro, a farmer, was how he would walk all three daughters down the aisle at once. He said: 'We decided that we would all walk down the aisle until half way down the church. From there, I would take one at a time.' The

Summary: Rafaela, Rochele and Tagiane Bini from Brazil all got married on same day . The 29-year-old sisters wore same wedding dress, hair style and make up . Grooms feared mixing up future wives when it came to exchanging vows .


Approximately 13,000 Dream on Me bassinets have been recalled over concerns the devices are unsafe and could collapse, possibly smothering babies. The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) said Tuesday that the recall regards five models of Dream on Me's 2-in-1 Bassinet to Cradle. 'Dream on Me has received one incident of the wire frame support bracket failing and the fabric portion of the bassinet collapsing while an infant was asleep in the cradle,' the agency said. 'No injuries have been reported.' Recall: Approximately 13,000 Dream on Me 2-in-1 Bassinet to Cradle products have been recalled . 'The recalled model numbers are 439-A, 439-B, 439-G, 439-P and 439-W and can be found on a tag which is located under the mattress pad of the bassinet,' the agency said. 'This tag is a removable tag you see in the store but is removed prior to use.' The CPSC also warned that 'Consumers should immediately stop using the product and contact Dream On Me to obtain a free repair.' The message continued, 'In the meantime, parents are urged to find an alternate, safe sleeping environment for the child, such as a crib that meets current safety standards or play yard depending on the child’s age.' The 2-in-1 Bassinet to Cradle was manufactured by the Chinese company Shanghaid Daafu Baby, CPSC said. On its website, Dream on Me said that 'The wire supports on the sides of the bassinets can disconnect causing the fabric sides to lower; posing a risk that infants can fall out or become entrapped and suffocate.' The company said the bassinets were sold at a number of online retail websites from May 2012 until October 2014. Dream on Me said that its customers can get a repair kit at no cost by sending in photographs of the bassinet and the tag on the product. Those photographs can be submitted to Dream On Me Inc, 125 Helen Street, South Plainfield, NJ 07080, and recalls@dreamonme.com. Sales: Dream on Me said the convertible bassinets were sold at a number of online retail websites from May 2012 until October 2014 .

Summary: Approximately 13,000 bassinets have been recalled over concerns the devices are unsafe and could collapse, possibly smothering babies . The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) said Tuesday that the recall regards five models of Dream on Me's 2-in-1 Bassinet to Cradle . The 2-in-1 Bassinet to Cradle is manufactured by the Chinese company Shanghaid Daafu Baby .


Arsenal are searching for a fourth consecutive Premier League win at Queens Park Rangers on Wednesday night as they look to chase down second-placed Manchester City. With a nine-point gap to leaders Chelsea, the title looks to be beyond Arsene Wenger's men yet again despite their recent good form. But would finishing as runners-up to Jose Mourinho's men be good enough for a club with 13 titles to its name? Arsenal fan Lee Hurley of blog Daily Cannon tells us whether coming second would be a success for the Gunners. Just four points from second place, Arsenal haven’t finished that high in the league for 10 years and it can be no coincidence that their surge to catch the oil-rich Manchester City comes after the Emirates-austerity period has ended. But while it represents an improvement in the eyes of fans, it can’t be the end of Arsenal’s ambitions and it won’t be seen as success in its own right. This is a club that wins titles, 13 of them for those who think football was just invented in 2005 when Chelsea decided to start buying trophies as they couldn’t win them any other way. Arsenal players look dejected during the Monaco defeat as they now face a daunting second leg comeback . Arsene Wenger found it painful viewing as his Arsenal side capitulated in a 3-1 defeat by Monaco . Alexis Sanchez has been a star performer for the Gunners this season as they seek a top-two finish . In a league that contains clubs who have been outspending Arsenal significantly, to finish second is not to be sniffed at and had it not been for the crippling injury problems that afflicted Arsenal, again, at the start of this season, who knows how much closer to Chelsea they might have been. But that’s how it’s been with Arsenal over the past 10 years – a severe case of the ‘might have beens’ – what might have been had they not lost so many top players to City and Barcelona and United, or if Laurent Koscielny and Wojciech Szczesny not been monumental idiots in the League Cup final, or the oil money not flooded in as soon as the club lay the foundations for the Emirates or Eduardo’s leg not been snapped in 2008 when Arsenal were running away with the league or last season when injuries did the same, albeit in a less dramatic fashion. Or, or, or.... If I’m honest, it's all got a little tedious for many fans, which is why the FA Cup success last season was celebrated so wildly – a nice little change of pace from finishing fourth and embarrassing ourselves in the knockouts. The departures of Thierry Henry (left) and Cesc Fabregas (right) to Barcelona in the past were huge blows . Arsenal players Mathieu Flamini (left), Olivier Giroud (middle) and Aaron Ramsey (right) celebrate FA Cup success in May 2014 - the club's ended a nine-year trophy drought . Wenger has come under a barrage of criticism from Arsenal fans after last Wednesday's defeat to

Summary: Arsenal are just four points behind second-placed Manchester City . The last time the Gunners finished as high as second was 10 years ago . Supporters should be happy if Arsene Wenger's men achieve that . However, the club must start challenging for the Premier League title .


Daniel Sturridge could be out for up to a month after the extent of his hip problem was revealed by England boss Roy Hodgson. The Liverpool striker was injured during last Sunday's game against Manchester United and was forced to pull out of the England squad for Friday’s Euro 2016 qualifier against Lithuania at Wembley and the friendly in Italy on Tuesday. The 25-year-old underwent scans with England that revealed a slight tear of a hip flexor muscles. Daniel Sturridge points to the skies in celebration after scoring against Manchester United last Sunday . Sturridge could now be out for up to a month after scans revealed the extent of his hip injury . The Liverpool striker has already missed five months of the season through injury . Sturridge has since returned to Merseyside for intensive rehabilitation with Brendan Rodgers hoping the forward doesn’t face too long a spell on the sidelines having already missed five months of the season through injury. However, he is now a doubt for their crunch game with Arsenal on April 4. 'I’m a little bit disappointed for Daniel Sturridge, because when he came to us he didn’t really feel that the slight problem he felt was really any problem at all,' said Hodgson. England boss Roy Hodgson said Sturridge has suffered a slight tear of his hip flexor . Sturridge was meant to link up with England for the matches against Lithuania and Italy . 'When we did the scan and it turned out that there was a problem he was absolutely devastated because he didn’t want to leave us. 'There was no option because he has a slight tear and you can’t play through that.' Liverpool are already without suspended duo Steven Gerrard and Martin Skrtel for their next Premier League game at Arsenal on Saturday week.

Summary: Daniel Sturridge could be missing through injury for up to one month . Roy Hodgson said that scans revealed a slight tear of his hip flexor . Liverpool striker suffered injury against Manchester United last week . Sturridge was forced to withdraw from the England squad . CLICK HERE for all the latest Liverpool news .


Anna Marczuk-Franczak, pictured after her arrest, has been jailed for wounding a man by stabbing him at a party in Nelson, Lancashire last year . A Polish woman repeatedly jailed for violence in her home country stabbed and nearly killed a man after moving to Britain unimpeded, a court has heard. Anna Marczuk-Franczak, 39, served at least three prison stretches in Poland for a series of attacks dating back to 2002. But after being released from her most recent sentence in eastern Europe, she moved to Britain and attacked a man with a 30-inch kitchen knife in Nelson, Lancashire. A judge in Preston has now jailed Marczuk-Franczak for two years for the stabbing, whose victim suffered a 10cm-deep wound to his chest. The crown court heard Marczuk-Franczak had invited Piotr Kolodziejski and his girlfriend, Magdalena Swistowksa, to her home in Nelson to celebrate the Feast of St Anna last July. But the celebration quickly sour as Marczuk-Franczak became 'melancholy', complaining that her husband was still in Poland and a current boyfriend was also away, the court heard. After a row broke out, Marczuk-Franczak armed herself with a 30-inch kitchen knife and stabbed Mr Kolodziejski to the chest. The knife thrust 10cm downwards from his neck into his chest cavity narrowly missing his vital organs. Mr Kolodziejski was rushed to hospital and was saved by doctors, being left with a 12-inch scar. Marczuk-Franczak later told police Kolodziejski had started hitting his partner after a few drinks and she had intervened. She claimed that she had only picked up the knife to defend herself but admitted she had been 'waving it around'. She said she later saw blood on the knife but does not know what happened to it. The knife was never recovered. Mr Kolodziejski said in a statement that the attack had a 'significant impact' upon him. He said he struggles to zip up his clothing and shave. He also has problems sleeping and has become 'anxious and stressed, paranoid that someone may lunge at him', the court heard. The court heard that Marczuk-Franczak has served at least three prison sentences for violence in Poland. The court heard Marczuk-Franczak had served three prison sentences for violence in her native Poland . In 2002, she was convicted of theft and causing minor bodily injury and received a one-year prison sentence. The following year she was convicted of causing minor bodily injury and received 18 months in prison and got a further 18 months in May 2004 for the same charge. Marczuk-Franczak was jailed for two years this week after she was found guilty of wounding Mr Kolodziejski. Passing sentence, Judge Andrew Woolman said: 'This incident arose out of a dispute initially between the victim and his girlfriend, he was violent towards his girlfriend. 'I accept that he was violent towards you and he subjected you to a significant attack which caused extensive bruising to your body. I have seen the photos and I sentence you on the basis that it was the victim who caused the injuries to you. 'But the jury's verdict

Summary: 39-year-old served three sentences for violence in Poland from 2002 . She later moved to Britain and set up home in Nelson, Lancashire . In July last year, she invited friends over for a party, where a row broke out . She then stabbed a fellow-Pole to the chest, narrowly missing arteries . Attacker claimed the man had been threatening towards his girlfriend . Judge jails her for two years after she is found guilty of wounding victim .


Jose Mourinho has hit out at Sportsmail columnist Jamie Carragher and his fellow Sky Sports pundit Graeme Souness following their comments about the behaviour of Chelsea players during the Champions League defeat by Paris Saint-Germain on Wednesday. The Chelsea players have been widely criticised for surrounding referee Bjorn Kuipers before Zlatan Ibrahimovic was sent off for a first-half foul on Oscar. Speaking of the incident, Carragher told Sky Sports: 'The reaction from the Chelsea players is disgraceful. It’s something that is sad that is coming into the game. Jose Mourinho opened up about the criticism aimed at his Chelsea players from Sportsmail columnist Jamie Carragher and Sky Sports pundit Graeme Souness . Chelsea players in training ahead of the Premier League game against Southampton on Sunday . Chelsea striker Diego Costa keeps the ball up while sitting on the floor at the Cobham training ground . Mourinho watches on as defender Kurt Zouma (left) prepares to play a ball during training . Blues goalkeeper Thibaut Courtois (centre) tussles with defender Nathan Ake (centre right) in training . Chelsea striker Didier Drogba dribbles with the ball during a training session at the club's Cobham base . Drogba controls the ball as Chelsea prepare to try and get their Premier League campaign back on track . Chelsea's Brazilian attacking midfielder Oscar dribbles with the ball at the Cobham training ground . Oscar is tackled by Zouma as the Blues prepare to bounce back from their Champions League exit . Mourinho was in a spiky mood during a lively press conference on Friday . Chelsea players surround referee Bjorn Kuipers during Chelsea's Champions League clash against PSG . Zlatan Ibrahimovic (right) was shown a red card for this challenge on Chelsea midfielder Oscar . Don't forget to read Jamie Carragher's latest Daily Mail column here at Sportsmail from Friday evening. CLICK HERE to read last week's column on why it's time to get off Louis van Gaal's back. 'It comes from I think Jose Mourinho’s teams, they have this reaction, it’s not a one-off.' Former Liverpool star Souness also branded the actions of Chelsea's squad 'pathetic'. He said: 'In Jamie’s (Carragher) generation, when someone caught you, the last thing you wanted to show your opponent is that you’re injured, today it’s the exact opposite. 'If someone brushes you, you want to go down and get them in trouble. That’s how pathetic it is. Chelsea striker Diego Costa makes a beeline for Ibrahimovic as the referee raises the red card . Sportsmail columnist and Sky Sports pundit Jamie Carragher said the pressure Chelsea put on the referee was 'disgraceful' Carragher, Thierry Henry (centre) and Graeme Souness disect Chelsea's exit from the Champions League . Sky Sports pundit Souness branded the Chelsea players 'pathetic' for their antics on Wednesday . 'Thank goodness PSG stood up to that and leave here with great credit. They are the proper team.' Speaking on Friday, Mourinho responded by suggesting Carragher and Souness have forgotten what it's like to be a player. He said: ‘The world is a bit strange, what with

Summary: Jose Mourinho hits out at Graeme Souness and Sportsmail columnist Jamie Carragher for their criticism of his team . Mourinho claims both Sky Sports pundits 'have a problem for sure' The Blues players have been criticised for their reaction before Zlatan Ibrahimovic's red card on Wednesday . Souness labelled the Chelsea squad as 'pathetic' after the incident . Chelsea face Premier League clash against Southampton on Sunday . CLICK HERE for all the latest Chelsea news .


Michael Owen failed to get his hands on silverware at a World Cup when playing for England but Brown Panther, a horse he both bred and co-owns, ensured he came away from Saturday's Dubai World Cup meeting with a trophy. The seven-year-old, trained by Tom Dascombe at Owen’s Manor House Stable in Cheshire and ridden by Richard Kingscote, was always close to the pace in the two-mile Dubai Gold Cup and quickened to beat Star Empire by a decisive three and a half lengths. The victory, the 11th of Brown Panther’s career, secured a first prize of £384,000, by far the biggest Owen has ever won in his racing venture. Brown Panther had a convincing victory for co-owner Michael Owen at the Dubai Gold Cup . Former England striker Owen watches on at Meydan Racecourse on Saturday in Dubai . Owen, who won the 2014 Irish St Leger with Brown Panther, said: ‘He is the horse of a lifetime and a superstar in my eyes. That was a tough race – two miles in this heat and he kept on galloping like he did in the final furlong. ‘He is a talented horse but has great courage. I am very proud of him.’ The success was also rewarding for Kingscote. He has had a race against time to get fit after suffering a broken collar bone, snapped arm, broke wrist and elbow plus punctured lungs in a fall. There was a second win on the Meydan card for Europe when Sole Power, trained in Ireland by Eddie Lynam and ridden by Richard Hughes, landed the Al Quoz Sprint. While British jockey William Buick landed the $10m World Cup on Saeed Bin Suroor-trained 14-1 shot Prince Bishop, who beat 2014 Kentucky Derby winner California Chrome. The success for an eight-year-old who has never won at group one level in Europe and was running in his fourth World Cup was another surprise result in the race. It again showed the Dubai World Cup may be the richest race on the globe but it is of questionable quality. Another former England striker Peter Crouch was also in Dubai with his wife Abbey Clancy . Owen is pictured being questioned by the media after victory for his horse Brown Panther . Meanwhile, owner Marwan Koukash continued his good run of sporting form when 12-1 shot Gabrial, trained by Richard Fahey and 22nd winner of the year for jockey Tony Hamilton, landed the Betway Lincoln Handicap at Doncaster. It was a second win in four years for Gabrial’s team, having landed the 2012 Lincoln with Brae Hill. Flamboyant Koukash is the owner of Super League team Salford Red Devils, who have risen to sixth in the table after a run of three wins in their last five games. Gabrial, who had been unplaced on the Dubai World Cup card 12 months ago, had also run over middle distances last year as Koukash harboured hopes he may become a Melbourne Cup contender. But he showed slick turn of foot over the mile of the Lincoln to beat Mondialiste

Summary: Brown Panther wins Dubai Gold Cup for co-owner Michael Owen . Richard Kingscote secured convincing victory in Meydan on Saturday . It was Brown Panther's 11th win and netted Owen £384,000 prize money .


A mother-of-three has credited a slice of pizza with saving her life after she detected a breast lump while eating it. Melanie Thorpe, from Cumbria, found the lump while brushing the crumbs from her salami and mushroom pizza off her shirt. Concerned, she saw her GP and just five days later was given the devastating news she had breast cancer. Melanie Thorpe, with husband Craig, detected the lump in her breast while brushing the crumbs from her salami and mushroom pizza off her shirt . Mrs Thorpe, 52, said: 'I felt absolutely fine and have always been fit and healthy so I had no idea there could have been something wrong. 'It was November 2012 and my youngest son had gone off to university - as a family we always sat at the table to eat, but my husband Craig and I had pizza and were sitting with it on our knees. 'I dropped some on my shirt and went to brush it off and felt a lump. 'I had never noticed it before. 'It wasn't big. but it was substantial and I could definitely feel it - it wasn't just like when you have a spot on your skin.' The next morning she phoned her GP - and was given an appointment within the hour. 'They referred me to Royal Lancaster Infirmary and I had an appointment later that day,' said Mrs Thorpe. 'I met with a surgeon and they did scans. It was all so fast.' Just five days after finding the lump, Mrs Thorpe (pictured before her illness), was given the devastating news she had cancer. She underwent a mastectomy, breast reconstruction and chemotherapy . Scans revealed she actually had two lumps, both of which were cancerous. In January 2013, Mrs Thorpe underwent eight-and-a-half hours of surgery. Mrs Thorpe, who is mother to Adam, 29, Alex, 27, and Niall, 20, said: 'I had to have a full mastectomy, but they did reconstructive surgery at the same time. 'I always say I went to sleep with two boobs, and woke up with two boobs.' Doctors deemed the surgery to be a success and Mrs Thorpe went on to have six rounds of chemotherapy. She now has six-monthly check ups to make sure the cancer has not returned. She added: 'The doctors told me had I not found the lump so early it would have grown and been terminal. 'So I guess the pizza saved my life.' As a result, she is now backing an early diagnosis campaign. 'It is so important to get the message across so that people get checked out if they feel any any slight changes,' she said. Breast lumps are common and have a number of different causes - and 90 per cent of them are benign. Although most lumps aren't breast cancer, any unusual changes to the breasts should be checked by a GP as soon as possible, explain experts writing for the NHS Choices website. If your GP finds a lump on examination, they will routinely refer you to be seen by a hospital

Summary: Melanie Thorpe, 52, saw her GP the day after finding the lump in left breast . 'It wasn't big, but it was substantial - like when you have a spot', she said . Was diagnosed with cancer five days later after scans revealed two lumps . Underwent mastectomy, reconstruction and chemo and is now cancer-free .


Leeds United delivered a masterclass in smash and grab football as they were battered by Fulham but stole away from Craven Cottage with a resounding 3-0 victory. The game marked five years to the day Fulham beat Juventus 4-1 in the Europa League, arguably the greatest night in the club’s history. But defeat left them only six points clear of relegation to League One. Sam Byram leaps highest to send Leeds United into the lead against Fulham at Craven Cottage . Byram beats his man as the Yorkshire side take the lead against Fulham in west London . Fulham: Bettinelli, Richards, Hutchinson, Turner, Stafylidis, Parker, Hoogland, Tunnicliffe, Ruiz (Kacaniklic 63), McCormack (Fofana 83), Smith. Subs Not Used: Kiraly, Bodurov, Woodrow, Rodallega, Kavanagh. Sent Off: Stafylidis (52). Booked: Stafylidis. Leeds: Silvestri, Wootton, Bamba, Bellusci, Berardi, Cook, Murphy, Byram, Mowatt (Antenucci 83), Charlie Taylor, Sharp (Morison 67). Subs Not Used: Cani, Stuart Taylor, Doukara, Cooper, Sloth. Booked: Sharp,Bamba. Goals: Byram 40,Bamba 48,Antenucci 88. Att: 19,200 . Ref: Chris Kavanagh (Lancashire). Manager Kit Symons, who was a coach at Fulham in 2010 in that memorable night, was aware of the anniversary. ‘That’s football,’ was all he could summon about their fall, adding: ‘We had 27 shots altogether, I’m incredibly frustrated. ‘I thought we were excellent first half, created numerous chances and didn't take them. I’ve been in and around football for a long time, often there’s sucker punch if you don't take chances. ‘We need three wins to stay up, it’s down to us to go get them. We probably had enough chances to win three games here.’ Twice the home side’s defence fell apart either side of half-time to allow Sam Byram and Sol Bamba to head Leeds ahead. Fulham went down to 10 men and still managed to outplay their opponents, until substitute Mirco Antenucci made it three late on. It was inexplicable that Fulham were not in front before Leeds took the lead, five minutes before the break. Ross McCormack and Matt Smith, facing their former club, raced through early on but could not convert. Bryan Ruiz almost caught out Leeds goalkeeper Marco Silvestri with a 35-yard lob, but he tipped over, then hit the crossbar from a corner. But out of nowhere, Leeds scored when Gaetano Berardi crossed for Byram to head in completely unmarked and by seven minutes into the second half the home team completely capitulated. On 48 minutes Leeds went two ahead, an Alex Mowatt corner bouncing all the way through Fulham’s box to allow defender Bamba to head in at the back post. Then left-back Konstantinos Stafylidis was sent off for two yellow cards within 45 seconds of each other to end any hope of a comeback. Sol Bamba doubles the travelling side's lead as he heads past Marcus Bettinelli in the Fulham goal . Leeds United's Bamba celebrates scoring his side's second goal of the game with teammate Billy Sharp . Symons said: ’It was ridiculous getting the second so soon after the first. He dived in right in front of the Leeds fans for the

Summary: Sam Byram opened the scoring for Leeds five minutes before the break . Sol Bamba doubled the advantage with 48 minutes gone at Craven Cottage . Hosts had Kostas Stafylidis sent off for two second-half yellow cards . Mirco Antenucci grabbed Leeds' third goal with just two minutes left .


Emergency drug laws are being rushed through in Ireland after possession of ecstasy was temporarily legalised as a result of a court striking down a ban on another substance. Parliamentarians will sit into the night to pass legislation quickly after the Court of Appeal's ruling temporarily makes legal the possession of the party drug, along with benzodiazepines and some so-called head shop drugs. Health minister Leo Varadkar said he is working to pass the emergency laws within 24 hours. 'We had no way of knowing what the court would decide today, but we prepared for this possibility,' he said. The possession of ecstasy is temporarily legal in Ireland because of the knock-on effect caused by a Court of Appeal ruling striking down a ban on methylethcathinone . The move was necessary after a decision by the Court of Appeal on a challenge to the Misuse of Drugs Act 1977. The case dealt with the powers of the Government to control substances harmful to human health. The three-judge court unanimously said a regulation making the possession of methylethcathinone - also known as 4-mec or snow blow - illegal was invalid. Because of the way the laws are drawn up, the ruling had the knock-on effect of temporarily legalising the possession of some other drugs. The Dublin government said the outcome of the case did not affect existing laws on heroin, cocaine or cannabis. While the case dealt with the legality of possession of named substances, their sale and supply remains an offence. 'Legislation was prepared and approved in advance by cabinet,' said Mr Varadkar. 'The emergency legislation I am introducing today will re-instate the status quo and re-control all drugs that were controlled prior to this judgment.' Irish health minister for Health Leo Varadkar is working to pass the emergency laws within 24 hours. 'We had no way of knowing what the court would decide today, but we prepared for this possibility,' he said . Irish parliamentarians will be sitting through the night at Leinster House in Dublin to overturn the temporary legalisation of the possession of ecstasy .

Summary: Party drug made legal along with benzodiazepines and some other drugs . Result caused by Court of Appeal overturning methylethcathinone ban . Health minister Leo Varadkar said the government was prepared . Tonight's session at Leinster House in Dublin will work to reinstate ban . Change has had no effect on existing laws on heroin, cocaine or cannabis .


A US Army National Guard solider and his cousin have been arrested for attempting to join ISIS and planning a 'Charlie Hebdo' style terrorist attack on home soil. Specialist Hasan Edmonds, 22, a U.S. citizen and member of the Illinois National Guard, was arrested on Wednesday at Chicago Midway International Airport by members of the Chicago FBI's Joint Terrorism Task Force (JTTF) while trying to fly to Cairo, Egypt, the Department of Justice said in a statement. His cousin, Jonas Edmonds, 29, who is also a U.S. citizen, was arrested without incident at his home in Aurora, Illinois, on the same day. The pair have posed for pictures together on Facebook, while Hasan has uploaded images of his tattoos. Scroll down for video . Jonas (left) and Hasan Edmonds (right) were arrested by members of the Chicago FBI's Joint Terrorism Task Force (JTTF) on Wednesday . Hasan (left), a member of the Illinois National Guard, and his cousin Jonas (right) got in touch with an undercover FBI agent and spoke about plans to travel to Syria and plan an attack on home soil . The statement added: 'Both defendants were charged in a criminal complaint filed yesterday in U.S. District Court of the Northern District of Illinois with one count of conspiring to provide material support and resources to a foreign terrorist organization.' In late 2014, Hasan came to the attention of the FBI. The investigation subsequently revealed that he and Jonas had allegedly devised a plan for Hasan to wage violence on behalf of ISIL. Hasan, a current member of the Illinois Army National Guard, planned to use his military training to fight. As part of their plans, Hasan booked an airline ticket to travel on Wednesday from Chicago and arrive in Cairo on Thursday, with layovers in Detroit and Amsterdam. The pair (Hasan pictured left and Jonas right in a mugshot before beginning a prison sentence for conspiracy to commit armed robbery in 2005) were planning to wage 'war on behalf of ISIL' the FBI complaint reads . According to the criminal complaint, both defendants also planned for Jonas to carry out an act of terrorism in the United States after Hasan had left. The pair allegedly met with an FBI undercover employee and presented a plan to carry out an armed attack against a U.S. military facility in northern Illinois, an installation where Hasan had been training. The agent had reached out to Hasan and added him on Facebook. Jonas asked the FBI undercover employee to assist in the attack and explained that they would use Hasan's uniforms and the information he supplied about how to access the installation and target officers for attack. According to the documents he saw a body count of between 100 and 150. Hasan said it would be closer to 120. The FBI complaint added that the pair said: 'Honestly we would love to do something like the brothers in Paris did' - referring to the attack on the headquarters of satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo. 'Disturbingly, one of the defendants currently wears the same

Summary: Specialist Hasan Edmonds, 22, was arrested at Chicago Midway Airport . His cousin Jonas Edmonds, 29, was captured at his home in Aurora, Illinois . Both are U.S. citizens and have been caught following an FBI investigation . It revealed they had devised a plan for Hasan to travel abroad and join ISIL . Jonas asked an undercover FBI agent to aid him in an attack . Said he would use Hasan's uniform to 'target officers' at his military post . Pair said: 'Honestly we would love to do something like the brothers in Paris did .