It seemed like the ultimate feel-good story, a health fanatic who managed to ward off a terminal brain cancer diagnosis simply through eating well and using a natural and holistic approach to life. Australian blogger Belle Gibson shot to stardom on social media and gave hope to cancer sufferers worldwide after she revealed that she had prolonged her life despite shunning conventional medical treatment and relying on her own 'whole life' concept. Now, however, friends close to the mum-of-one have said that she may have fled overseas to avoid confronting claims that her remarkable cancer survival story is not all it seems. Scroll down for video . Doubts cast: Belle Gibson, 26, is the entrepreneur behind The Whole Pantry recipe and health app. Questions are now being asked about whether she has 'misled' followers over both charity donations and her health . Huge hit: The Whole Pantry app and cookbook, which Ms Gibson claimed helped her in her fight against terminal cancer has proved a success with 300,000 apps downloaded . With a huge following online, Melbourne-based Gibson, 26, last year launched 'The Whole Pantry', a healthy eating app and book inspired by the recipes and regime that the health guru claimed she followed. Doubts over Ms Gibson's cancer survival story surfaced after it was revealed she failed to donate up to £151,000 in profits from the health and lifestyle app to charity. The blogger has also admitted that she may have been 'misdiagnosed'. Friends say information surrounding Ms Gibson's original diagnosis has mysteriously begun to be 'erased' in recent days but previously her story has been well documented. She has stated that her health problems began when she was 20, when she experienced problems with her sight, memory and walking. A stroke followed and Ms Gibson was told that she had 'malignant brain cancer' with just four months to live. Two months into a gruelling chemotherapy and radiotherapy routine, Ms Gibson said one specific incident prompted a treatment 'epiphany'. After passing out in the grounds of a Melbourne hospital, she claims she awoke determined that she would attack the disease without the help of conventional medicine. Against the advice of doctors, Ms Gibson said she turned to alternative treatments including herbalism, craniosacral therapy and meditation. In addition to her vegetarian diet, she also gave up eating dairy, gluten, refined sugars, GMO foods and preservatives. She says that doctors advised her that she may never have children but her son, Oliver, known as Ollie, was born in 2010. A miscarriage at five months during her second pregnancy in 2012 prompted her to share her story online. Friends say Ms Gibson, who enjoys international travel and designer clothes, may now have fled to the US amid claims she hasn't been entirely honest . Using the Twitter handle @Healing_Belle, she quickly amassed followers from across the globe and launched her glossy cookbook and healthy eating app in 2014. At the time, she had, she said, been 'stable for two years now with no growth of the cancer'. The Whole Pantry app, which costs £2.39,

Summary: Belle Gibson, 26, has huge online following and started The Whole Pantry, a health and recipe app, which features on Apple's new Watch . Australian Ms Gibson started it after she was diagnosed with brain cancer . She claimed to shun chemotherapy in favour of alternative therapy and diet . But friends have questioned whether the Melbourne woman was even ill . It was earlier revealed money from the app hadn't been donated to charity . Ms Gibson revealed via social media that her cancer had spread last year . But this week she claimed she had actually been 'misdiagnosed'


TV and radio presenter Zoe Ball says becoming a mother has been the making of her . Her party lifestyle in the Nineties earned her a reputation as a ladette. But Zoe Ball says becoming a mother has been the making of her. The 44-year-old BBC TV and radio presenter also revealed that she uses her children as an excuse to have a quiet night at home. She said: ‘My kids are the best things that have ever happened to me. They are amazing.’ The former raver married Norman Cook, 51 – better known as DJ Fatboy Slim – in 1999 and they have a son Woody, 14, and daughter Nelly, five. At the height of her partying days while fronting the Radio 1 Breakfast Show, Miss Ball admitted she was once so ‘high’ while presenting live from hedonistic party island Ibiza she could barely speak. Miss Ball, who was once happy to swig from a bottle of Jack Daniels, has been teetotal for the last six years but recently admitted she is now enjoying the occasional drink. Speaking at an awards ceremony on Sunday which saw Esther Rantzen crowned Tesco celebrity mother of the year, she said the children were her top priority. Miss Ball, who recently presented Strictly Come Dancing, said: ‘The great thing about being a mum is that it gives you something else to think about other than yourself. 'I just think it’s the best job in the world. ‘In the beginning it’s like, “What do you mean I’m never going to go out any more?” but now it’s such a joy. It’s such a great excuse to be like, “No, I’m with the kids,” so you don’t have to go out any more.’ But motherhood did not come easily. She said: ‘It was tricky at first. You’re like “What? You scream all night? I don’t know what to do". 'But you learn about yourself, you grow and you also start to understand your own parents. Her party lifestyle in the Nineties earned her a reputation as a ladette (left). She married Norman Cook, 51, also known as Fatboy Slim, in 1999 (with whom she is pictured right) Together they have a son Woody, 14, and daughter Nelly, five. Pictured: The couple leaving Portland Hospital with Woody, aged five days . 'You go “I’m so sorry mum for giving you such a hard time because you were making it up as you were going along too".' She also revealed Cook has turned out to be ‘the best dad’. ‘I have to say he is amazing,’ she said. ‘Who would have thought that this crazy rave DJ would make such an amazing father but he has. We all grow up and we can’t play forever. We have to get sensible.’

Summary: 44-year-old revealed she uses her children as an excuse to have a night in . She admits she found it 'tricky at first' but you soon 'start to understand' Miss Ball has two children with DJ Norman Cook, known as Fatboy Slim . TV and radio presenter said 51-year-old turned out to be 'the best dad'


Courtney Lawes couldn’t understand what all the fuss was about. Asked by a French journalist to explain the ‘story’ of his sledgehammer tackle on Jules Plisson, the England lock was non-plussed. ‘There’s not much of a story really,’ he said, in reference to the incident at Twickenham last Saturday. ‘That’s just what I do.’ England lock Courtney Lawes made a trademark hit on France fly-half Jules Plisson . Lawes certainly made sure that ‘Le Crunch’ lived up to its billing, but France were incensed. Two days later, it emerged that they had cited the Northampton player, but the match commissioner was satisfied that the officials, led by referee Nigel Owens, had been right to take no action. This episode generated enormous interest and debate, and served to highlight an issue that rugby is currently faced with; how to find the balance between embracing its extreme physicality, or fretting about it. Footage of Lawes levelling his opponent – complete with countless replays – was prominently displayed on the RBS Six Nations website and, as of Thursday, it had received in excess of 963,000 'hits' (an appropriate term in this case) on YouTube. There is no doubt that monster collisions are part of the game’s box-office appeal. The sight of huge men smashing each other and accepting the punishment with minimal complaint is one factor that sets the sport apart from most others. But officials are also wary about being seen to glorify brutality, even when it falls within the laws. Concussion remains a hot topic. The threat of legal intervention hangs heavy. Scrum sequences have been amended in the quest for greater safety. Rucking – in terms of vigorous use of feet – has been outlawed. Punch-ups are a fading phenomenon. A crusade against so-called dangerous tackling continues; so aerial contests for the ball have become a grey area of unrest and confusion. The French players and public were incensed with the monster hit in Six Nations clash . In the age of ‘super slo-mo’ replays, acts of aggression such as the one by Lawes appear worse or more impressive than in real-time, depending on your viewpoint. Frame by frame, the size and force of modern rugby is being laid bare, and the powers-that-be worry about parents of the next generation of players taking fright and directing their children towards other sports. As severe injuries occur with alarming frequency, the constant gaze of countless cameras means there is no hiding from the fact that this is a tough game, with inherent risks. But in different ways, it was ever thus. This is not an activity played in cotton wool. Bravery is a pre-requisite. Rugby cannot be fully sanitised for mass consumption, or it will lose its warrior soul. Australian rugby has been rocked by a homophobia controversy, which could have profound ramifications. During a Super 15 clash between the Waratahs and Brumbies in Sydney last weekend, the visitors’ vice-captain, David Pocock, twice complained to referee Craig Joubert about homophobic abuse by an opponent. Days later, the Waratahs’ flanker, Jacques Potgeiter, was fined and

Summary: Courtney Lawes' trademark hit on Jules Plisson incensed the French . The tackle was prominently displayed on the RBS Six Nations website . Officials are also wary about being seen to glorify brutality in the game .


A computer expert has managed track down the delighted owner of a memory stick full of treasured photographs living half way across the world, two years after she believed they were lost forever. Jonathan Stainsby, 26, was handed two USB sticks by a friend after they lay unclaimed for two years after being discovered in a Marks and Spencer store. The memory sticks were full of photographs, and IT expert and photography enthusiast Jonathan quickly realised how precious the images could be and determined to find the owner. Amazing: Jonathan managed use technology to track down the photos' owner half way across the world . Technology: When Jonathan put this picture in, it matched to a woman called Narien - who would eventually turn out to be the owner of the photographs . So he set about selecting images and running them through Google image search, trying to get the perfect match. And his hard work paid off, when he managed to find the name Narien. But even with the unusual name, he was still struggling to find the mystery owner. 'None of the names was Narien, so I went onto Facebook and trawled through some of the photographs of people with that name to see if I recognised anyone from the pictures,' he explained. 'Then I went back to the USB stick and looked at some of the documents on it and found the surname Meyer. 'I typed that in Facebook and a lady called Narien Meyer, from South Africa, came up and I managed to positively identify her.' Narien, it transpired, was a teacher now living in Oman - almost 4,000 miles from Jonathan's home in Hartlepool. Extra: Jonathan then turned back to the USB sticks to find more information, and then found a surname . Then he hit another hurdle: he sent a message to Narien, to let her know he had found her photos. But she didn't respond, so he did a little more sleuthing work and found a friend who was willing to help. And finally, he was able get the pictures back to their rightful owner, who is said to be 'absolutely delighted'. Narien sent Jonathan a thank you message saying that she believes she lost the sticks possibly on a visit to Barnard Castle in 2013. It said: 'Thank you so much for getting my pics back to me! I lost my bag with the USBs in it in Barnard Castle two years ago - or so I thought. 'We probably stopped at other places as well but I'm not that familiar with the area. 'Amazing that after two years you got it back to me I'm now in Saudi Arabia, and most of the photos were taken in Kuwait and Oman, and the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, where I've been teaching. 'Thanks to you I'll have my memories!' Jonathan is equally as pleased. 'I had a one in 7.126billion chance of success and with hard work I accomplished it - and made new friends some 3,6660 miles away,' he said.

Summary: Jonathan Stainsby was handed two memory sticks lost two years ago . They had been discovered in Marks and Spencer but never claimed . IT expert Jonathan determined he would be the person to find the owner . Trawled the internet for clues before finally tracking down Narien Meyer . The teacher, now living in Saudi Arabia, lost them on a trip to the UK . Is delighted to be get them back: 'Thanks to you I'll have my memories'


The poster for play, Bad Jews, which has been banned by London Underground . Adverts for a Jewish play which received five-star reviews in one of the religion's newspapers have been banned from the London Underground because they 'could cause offence'. Transport for London (TfL) decided that posters of Joshua Harmon's acclaimed production, Bad Jews, contravened its policy following an investigation by an advertising regulator. The poster for the comedy, which is about a family brought together after the death of their Holocaust-survivor grandfather, shows four characters in a quarrel on the floor. One complaint was made to the the Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) during the play's first campaign, but the regulator concluded that the poster did not breach rules. However, TfL disagreed with the ASA's ruling and told the Evening Standard it would not clarify the precise reason for the rejection. A TfL spokesperson said in a statement: 'The advert "Bad Jews" was previously displayed on our network as our advertising contractor approved it without consulting us. 'It was subsequently submitted for display again and has been rejected as it contravened our advertising policy, which states that adverts will not be approved if they may cause widespread or serious offence.' Producer Danny Moar has blasted TfL's decision, saying it seemed like 'censorship', despite the play winning a five-star review for the Jewish Chronicle. He told the paper: 'Half the cast are Jewish, I'm Jewish, the writer is Jewish and the word "bad" in the title, in so far as it matters, doesn't mean "evil" — it means "non-observant". 'This is a form of censorship which is so weird and ironic when, in the wake of the Charlie Hebdo events, everyone marched against censorship.' Producer Danny Moar (pictured right, with actor Colin McFarlane) has blasted the decision by TfL, describing it as a 'form of censorship' The play is about three cousins who have had to come together after the death of their Holocaust-survivor grandfather. It involves rows and quarrels between the family members, told in a hilarious comedy . ★★★★ ‘Exhilaratingly abrasive…A terrific family comedy’ Sunday Times . ★★★★ ‘Ferociously clever…a visceral thrill’ Evening Standard . ★★★★ ‘Hilariously, exquisitely edgy’ The Times . ★★★★ ‘Scaldingly funny’ Daily Telegraph . ★★★★ ‘Vivid, raw, brilliant.’Financial Times . ★★★★ ‘Exquisitely hilarious’ Independent . He admitted that the rejection shouldn't have too much of an impact on the show, but that they are being prevented from reaching as many people as possible. The play is due to be transferred from the St James Theatre in Victoria to the Arts Theatre on March 18. The transport company has previously rejected bus posters from Christian group, Core Issues Trust, which suggested gay people could be helped to change their sexuality. In a separate incident, Sainsburys removed all its kosher food from shelves in Holborn, central London, in August last year, over fears anti-Israeli protesters outside would attack it. The transport company decided the advert could cause 'widespread offence' after an investigation by the Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) The poster was previously advertised and one complaint was received,

Summary: Transport for London decided posters for Bad Jews contravened its policy . A single complaint was made to the Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) But the regulator concluded poster, showing quarrel, didn't breach its rules . TfL disagreed, banning adverts on basis they may cause 'serious offence' Show's producer Danny Moar blasted its decision as a 'form of censorship'


England will kick off Saturday's game knowing precisely what they need to do to win the Six Nations and take huge momentum into the World Cup. They had a similar chance a year ago — although they didn’t play last — but blew it badly in Rome. The common language of coaches in this position is ‘let’s win the game first,’ but that is nonsense. This is not about beating France, it is about winning the title. They need a clear game plan to maximise points difference. Nobody remembers who comes second. Chris Robshaw's England will know exactly what they have to do to win the Six Nations when they kick off . Luther Burrell breaks with the ball during the England captain's run at Twickenham . It is tempting to think England must throw caution to the wind and play a wild, attacking game. But if they get ahead of themselves and try to run up a big score early they could come horribly unstuck. This is not a bad French team — in fact I have never really seen a bad French team as they do have so much talent available. They don’t look comfortable on or off the field but the French have a habit of performing under pressure and they’re capable of beating England. Throughout this week, I would have gone through match scenarios with my captain, the scrum-halves and the fly-halves, discussing what decision we’d make depending on how many points we need in the match. That would then be presented to the whole team so everyone is on message. England's players gather as head coach Stuart Lancaster looks on during the captain's run . Jonathan Joseph passes the ball during the England captain's run ahead of the game with France . Lancaster must make it clear to his players exactly what they need to do to win the title . If England need a big score, Chris Robshaw and the half-backs will face big decisions from the first minute. I hope Stuart Lancaster has made it clear to the players this week exactly how the day will pan out in terms of timings. As soon as the early games finish, the results should be up on the changing-room wall. The amount of points they need to win by should be printed in big, bold type. This is the day for real detail and no surprises, and finding out which players can really perform under pressure. England should be very pleased with the situation they find themselves in, especially after the hiding they received in Dublin. With the games falling as they do, I wouldn’t set out any directives for the team about watching them or not — it should be every individual’s decision. Personally, I would like to watch as much as possible; if nothing else, it takes your mind off our game for a few minutes. Some of the players may want to watch the Wales v Italy game while others won’t. They’ll be warming up while the Scotland v Ireland game is being played

Summary: England play France in the final game of the Six Nations and will know exactly what they have to do to win the tournament . England must aim to win the Six Nations title and not just beat France . England were in a similar position last year and failed to win the title .


At first their mother put it down to coincidence: one of her twins was performing tasks with her right hand, the other using her left. But when Naomi and Hannah Moxon’s baby teeth started falling out on opposite sides of their mouths, their mother Karen made a surprise discover - her girls were mirror twins. The rare condition, which is thought to occur in around 25 per cent of identical twins, refers to twins who are mirror images of one another. Scroll down for video . Mirror twins: Naomi (left) and Hannah Moxon (right) do everything the opposite way around . Sister act: Naomi (left) and Hannah Moxon (right) with their mother Karen . Like in many cases, Naomi is left handed, while Hannah writes with her right. When they eat, Naomi uses her cutlery the traditional way, while Hannah’s knife and fork are held in reverse. And their hair naturally parts on opposite sides of their heads – Hannah’s on the left, Naomi’s on the right. Yesterday the 19-year-olds, from Peterborough, who are currently competing in BBC talent show The Voice, opened up about their unusual situation. Naomi said: ‘Our mum noticed quite early on that we were doing things with the opposite hands. She would say raise the hand you use to draw and I'd raise one and Hannah would raise the other. 'Then mum mentioned it at one of our check-ups and that's when they said about mirror twins. I don’t think many people know what it is.' ‘There were other things like I use my knife and fork the wrong way round,’ Hannah added, ‘our baby teeth fell out on different sides as well, one of mine would fall out and then within a few days Naomi lost the same tooth on the other side. Also our partings are naturally opposite, although we sometimes wear it the same.’ Hannah (left) and Naomi are starring in the BBC TV show The Voice . Bundles of delight: Although identical, tiny tots Hannah and Naomi are known as mirror twins . The twins, pictured Naomi, left, and Hannah, aged two . In other respects, Hannah and Naomi are remarkably similar, made even more so by the fact they like dressing alike. They share a bedroom – and wardrobe – and they do their make-up in the same way. When they made it through the blind auditions round of The Voice as singing duo Classical Reflections, they wore matching white dresses to perform Nella Fantasia by Sarah Brightman. Hannah said: ‘We like dressing the same, but not always. It's part of our performing act. What's good is that I can ask her to try something on so I can see what it looks like. And we always talk about what suits “us” not what suits “me”.’ ‘We started off as half a person,’ Naomi joked. The pair often finish each other’s sentences, have never spent more than a few hours apart and claim to know what the other is thinking – ‘If someone’s being annoying we can share it with each other

Summary: Naomi and Hannah Moxon are mirror images of each other . One is right handed, the other left handed and hair partings also opposite . Nineteen-year-olds currently competing in the BBC talent show The Voice .


An amateur historian has unearthed the identities of the men who captured top Nazi Heinrich Himmler - discovering that one of them was his own grandfather. Chris Mannion, 52, found old military papers which show his grandfather Lieutenant Sergeant Patrick Mannion caught Adolf Hitler's right-hand man. The evil Nazi was then the world's most wanted man and is known to have been found by a unit of four British and two Russian soldiers as he tried to flee Germany in 1945. An amateur historian has unearthed the identities of the men who captured top Nazi Heinrich Himmler (right) - discovering that one of them was his own grandfather, Lt Sgt Patrick Mannion (left) Himmler, who was one of the men responsible for the Holocaust and was head of the SS, was wearing an eye patch disguise and carrying a bag of money when he was captured. He was taken to a checkpoint, quizzed and moved to a camp where he was identified - before killing himself. The names of his arresting officers has always been known but the four British men who first found him - from 196 Battery of the 73rd Anti-tank Regiment - had been shrouded in mystery. Mr Mannion, from Manchester, says he discovered who the men were when researching his grandfather's military career. He spent £30 accessing military service records of his grandfather - who he knew had served with 196 Battery. But he was stunned to find the records show Lt Sgt Patrick Mannion was one of the men who found Himmler. Historian Chris Mannion discovered documents (pictured) revealing his grandfather captured Himmler when researching his military career . An arrest report he was sent shows Himmler was picked up by one non-commissioned officer and three gunners. Mr Mannion says the documents show they were Gunner John Fletcher, Gunner Michael Faye, Gunner N Carlston and his own grandfather. The official records show one of the men fired a shot before Faye grabbed Himmler - and the group led him to the checkpoint. Mr Mannion now plans to publish the records and his findings in an upcoming book about Himmler's capture - and the men who found him. He said: 'As a young boy I looked up to him for being a soldier, and would play with his medals and bits and pieces he brought back from the war. 'I never knew what he had done in the war, I was always curious, but no one could tell me for certain. 'In the end I set out to find out myself. There was a rumour in the family about a high-ranking Nazi official but I didn't think in a million years I would find out anything like this. 'I decided to get his service records, paid £30, and was sent 2,600 pages. They had the records of the capture of Himmler - and there was my grandfather's name.' When Himmler received the news of Hitler's death, he travelled to Flensburg where he remained for the first week of May. On May 15, 1945 he dismissed his staff and

Summary: Chris Mannion discovered his grandfather captured Nazi Heinrich Himmler . Historian was researching his relative's military career when he found out . Lt Sgt Mannion found Himmler near woods in Germany as he tried to flee . Hitler's right-hand man was then taken to a camp where he was identified .


Disney Channel star Debby Ryan has revealed further details about her relationship with an abusive male friend, just a few months after sharing for the first time the level of abuse she had suffered at his hands. The 21-year-old star of Jessie and The Suite Life on Deck told People how the friend, whose identity is not known, was 'emotionally and mentally abusive' - and how she finally decided enough was enough. 'I was like, "I'm a powerful woman and I'm a producer",' she said. 'I never thought that this [would be] happening to me, and it was absolutely happening to me. It was kind of late in the game by the time I realized that this was not healthy.' Scroll down for video . Severing ties: Disney star Debby Ryan, 21, says it took her a long time to realize one of her close friendships was deeply unhealthy . 'It was a couple of years ago,' the Alabama-born actress explained, adding that the abuse first began at a time when her life seemed 'amazing' - she was the star of one hit Disney Channel show and already had another one under her belt. But she says one of her close friends began growing increasingly jealous and demanding of her time and attention. The star described how on one occasion, her obsessive friend followed her to her car, grabbed her wrists, and took her keys, before crawling into her passenger side window so Debby couldn't leave to see her other friends. False friends: Debby says her friend would call her phone up to 40 times a day and would grow angry if she didn't answer his calls immediately . The abusive friend - who Debby insists is not her ex-boyfriend, Twenty One Pilots drummer Josh Dun - also tried to move in with her, so Debby paid for a nearby hotel room to to give him another place to stay. 'That was literally just for sleeping,' she explained, adding that the pair would still see each other 'every day, hours a day, month on month on month'. When her friend threatened to kill himself if Debby didn't spend more time with him, the actress realized that it was time to put an end to the relationship once and for all. On top of her game: Few of her other friends knew about Debby's struggle; most of the time, like on the set of her show Jessie, the star's life seemed carefree . Back to normal: Now free of her destructive friendship, the actress was all smiles at her show's 100th episode party on February 12 . 'I realized I'd done everything that I could do,' she said. 'It's not my purpose to sacrifice my own happiness and sacrifice my own mental health so that this guy doesn't overdose. 'I called someone and had someone go and be with him, and I removed myself from the situation and realized he's no longer mine to deal with.' Now, Debby has decided to speak up to help other young people cope with abusive relationships. She

Summary: Debby, 21, says her friend chased her, grabbed her, and wouldn't let her spend time with other friends . The abuser would call Debby up to 40 times a day and he tried to move in with her . The star finally broke it off when her friend threatened suicide if she didn't spend time with him .


Chelsea have agreed terms on £2.3million deal for Romanian teenage right back Cristian Manea. The 17-year-old, who plays for Viitorul Constanta, has already made his debut for the national side when he played against Albania last May. Manea doesn't turn 18 until August but Chelsea have moved quickly to secure him after interest from Arsenal, Ajax and Udinese. Chelsea have agreed terms on a £2.3million deal for Romania right back Cristian Manea (left, pictured in 2013) As Sportsmail reported, Chelsea made initial moves last September to outline a deal with Manea expected to sign a five-year contract and then be loaned out to either Vitesse or Real Mallorca. Manea has developed quickly under the guidance of first team coach and former Romania captain Gheorghe Hagi. Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho and his staff have been trying to secure Manea's signature and now have it .

Summary: Chelsea have agreed terms on a deal for teenage right back Cristian Manea . Arsenal, Ajax and Udinese were also showing interest in the 17-year-old . Manea is expected to sign a five-year contract before going on loan . Chelsea beat West Ham 1-0 at Upton Park on Wednesday . CLICK HERE for all the latest Chelsea news .


A SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket carrying the world’s first all-electric communications satellites successfully launched this morning. The huge 22-story tall booster took off from Cape Canaveral Air Force Station in Florida at 3.50am GMT this morning (10.50pm EST yesterday), the third flight in less than two months for SpaceX. On this occasion, though, SpaceX made no attempt to land the rocket again on a floating barge, as they had done previously. Scroll down for video . A SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket carrying two commercial communications satellites launched from Cape Canaveral Air Force Station Launch Complex 41 this morning. It is seen here over the skyline of downtown Cocoa Beach in a two minute time exposure of the launch . On top of the rocket were a pair of satellites built by Boeing and owned by Paris-based Eutelsat communications and Bermuda-based Asia Broadcast Satellite (ABS). The satellites are unique in that they are powered solely by ion propulsion, as opposed to chemical propellant that is usually favoured. This has the benefit of making the much lighter, as they don’t need to carry fuel with them. ‘The value of electrical propulsion is that it allows the satellite operator to need much less fuel than when the satellite has chemical propulsion,’ Eutelsat chief executive Michel de Rosen said in an interview before launch. Without the fuel they would normally need - hydrazine - the satellites each weighed less than 5,000lbs (2,270kg), whereas normally they would have weighed more than 8,000lbs (3,630kg) without an ion propulsion system. This also meant both satellites could be carried by SpaceX’s medium-sized Falcon 9 rocket – had they been laden with fuel, only one could have been taken to orbit on this launch. This also brought the cost of the launch down - Eutelsat and ABS paid around £20 million ($30 million) each to place their satellites on the rocket, as a single launch costs about £40 million ($60 million). However, as ion propulsion - also known as Solar Electric Propulsion - is much weaker than chemical propulsion, it will take them months rather than weeks to reach their desired geostationary orbit. ‘You can have a much lighter satellite, so that, in theory, the cost of your launch is much reduced.’ The lighter of the two satellites, ABS 3A, will reach its destination by the end of August, while the Eutelsat 115 West B spacecraft will take a few weeks longer. In space, the two satellites were released one by one in opposite directions, so as to avoid a collision. Once in their desired orbits, about 22,300 miles (35,800km) above Earth, they will be able to remain operational for at least two decades. To get there, they will use what is called a ‘supersynchronous transfer orbit’, which involves performing a large elliptical ‘loop’ around Earth to reach this relatively distant location. Once they reach their orbits, they will remain in one position over a particular part of the world, providing coverage to certain areas. Specifically, the ABS 3A satellite will connect the Americas, Europe, Africa and the Middle East. The

Summary: A SpaceX rocket has lifted off from Cape Canaveral in Florida carrying the world's first all-electric satellites . The two spacecraft will reach their desired orbit in August of this year and will maintain itusing ion propulsion . Without chemical fuel their weight was drastically reduced, allowing both to be launched on the same rocket rather than costly separate launches .


Forensic tests on the body of Argentine state prosecutor Alberto Nisman who accused the President of a cover-up with Iran indicate that he was murdered, his ex-wife said today. He was found shot dead in the bathroom of his locked apartment in January, hours before he was due to testify against President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner in the Argentinian Congress. He was trying to arrest the President after claiming she helped cover up Iran's alleged role in a 1994 bombing which killed 85 at a Jewish community centre in Buenos Aires. The mysterious circumstances surrounding Mr Nisman's death unleashed a storm of conspiracy theories. His ex-wife, Sandra Arroyo Salgado, hired a private team to analyse the autopsy results and run additional tests. On the offensive: Argentinian President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner (left) has denied claims helped Iran cover up a terrorist attack. The claims were made by Alberto Nisman (right) - who was mysteriously shot dead . Argentine authorities have not released full results of his autopsy, more than six weeks after he was found sprawled in a pool of blood in his flat. The few details made public so far have suggested suicide, although the lead investigator into Mr Nisman's death said she could not categorically say if he shot himself in the head or was killed. But today, his ex-wife - the mother of their two children - said: 'Nisman didn't have an accident. He didn't commit suicide. They murdered him.' Earlier today, Ms Arroyo Salgado, who is a judge, deposited the forensic evidence backing up her allegations at the state prosecutors' office in Buenos Aires. She did not give details of the findings to journalists. Yesterday, a full-page advert, signed by the Government of Argentina and bearing an Argentinian flag, questioned Mr Nisman's motives and attacked his argument. 'One must ask oneself what objectives Nisman was pursuing with a complaint plagued with contradictions, lacking logic and without legal basis,' it declared. Mrs Kirchner: The president's name was on a draft warrant discovered in the home of Alberto Nisman . 'Can one think of a hypothesis other than seeking to generate a destabilising political effect?' Mr Nisman had accused the President and top administration officials of helping Iranian officials hide their and Iran's alleged role in the country's worst-ever terrorist attack. His 289-page investigation, which was published a few days after his death, was based on wiretaps of top administration officials that he argued proved the secret deal with Iran. According to Mr Nisman, the President allegedly orchestrated the deal in exchange for economic trade. Ms Kirchner rejected the allegations, and Iran denied any role in the bombing. The prosecutor was found shot in the head in his apartment in the capital's upmarket Puerto Madero district on January 18, triggering protests in the streets. His mysterious death triggered a PR fightback by the government, whose officials said the prosecutor was trying to smear the nation. Senior government official Gustavo Lopez claimed last month the allegations were part of an attempt to unseat the President and bring neoliberals back to power.

Summary: Alberto Nisman's body found in January a day before Congress hearing . Claims over 1994 Jewish centre attack which killed 85 in Buenos Aires . He accused Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner covering Iran's alleged role . Forensic tests on body indicate he was murdered, his ex-wife said today . New advert attacks his claims which were 'plagued with contradictions'


A husband whose pregnant wife was killed in a car crash on Monday was hit by a double blow after thieves broke into his home and stole medical marijuana as he was recovering in hospital. Robert Lausier, 53, of Madawaska was hospitalized with leg injuries after his wife Kimberly 38, crashed their SUV head-on into another car as she tried to pass an 18-wheeler. Mrs Lausier was killed instantly along with their unborn baby. Robert Lausier, 53, of Madawaska was hospitalized with leg injuries after his wife Kimberly 38, crashed their SUV head-on into another car as she tried to pass an 18-wheeler (both pictured) Three people also died in the car she crashed into Bobbi-Jo Johnston, 33, of Fort Fairfield and Johnston's daughter, two-year-old Alana, and her mother, Laurie Ann Johnston, 52, of Carlingford, New Brunswick. Today it was revealed that an unknown amount of medical marijuana was stolen from Mr Lausier's home. 'I am sad to say the home was broken into the day of the accident,' Madawaska police Chief Carroll Theriault said Wednesday morning. Two-year-old Alana also died in the smash alongside her mother and her grandmother . He said the break-in at the Lausier house occurred sometime Monday afternoon . 'We spoke to the Lausiers' son, but he is not sure if anything else is missing,' Theriault said. 'We won't know much until Robert gets back.' 'This is as low as you can get after the tragedy that happened to this family,' Theriault said. 'That accident was such a tragedy for both families in Madawaska and in Fort Fairfield [and] for someone to break in there during their time of hurt is something as low as I have ever heard.' State police said they had not been able to track down the driver of the tractor-trailer, who may not have realized the crash occurred. Bobbi-Jo Johnston, 33, of Fort Fairfield, was in the car that Mrs Lausier crashed into . The investigation into the crash continues. According to a fundraising page Mrs Lausier, a mother-of-two, was eight-months pregnant. She had a teenager daughter and son. On her Facebook page Mrs Lausier's profession is listed as a supervisor at Madawaska School Department. Ms Johnston's Facebook page indicates she was a hair stylist. According to the National Weather Service in Caribou, there were snow showers when the crash happened - photos from the scene show the route surrounded by snow. The road was closed for several hours.

Summary: Kimberly Lausier, 38, of Madawaska was attempting to get past a tractor-trailer on a northern Maine highway on Monday . Smashed head-on into car of Bobbi-Jo Johnston 33, who died . Ms Johnston's daughter, 2, Alana and mother Laurie Ann Johnston, 52, also died alongside her .


It’s not quite a feat to match Harry Houdini, but it’s not for want of trying. A man arrested outside a bar in Austin, Texas, during the SXSW (South By Southwest) festival was filmed making a brazen bid for freedom – after being handcuffed and made to lie on the floor. Undeterred by the fact that he was unable to use his hands and lying next to several police officers, the man struggles to his feet while they are tackling two people nearby and sprints off through a watching crowd. The footage begins with the man, dressed in red shorts and a grey T-shirt, lying handcuffed outside a pub called the Blind Tiger Pub on Sixth Street. A man arrested outside a bar in Austin, Texas, during the SXSW (South By Southwest) festival was filmed making a brazen bid for freedom – after being handcuffed and made to lie on the floor . A few yards away four police officers, two with Tasers drawn, are busy trying to detain two men. The man in the red shorts spots an opportunity to make a bid for freedom and after a couple of stumbles, manages to get to his feet with his hands tied behind his back and a black bag looped around his arms. As he runs out of shot a police officer spots that he’s bolted and makes to give chase. The footage begins with the man stumbling to his feet while nearby officers tackle two other people . Even when the handcuffed man in red shorts has struggled to his knees, the police officers remain oblivious . The escapee suspect was later charged with evading arrest, according to Opposingviews.com . Police attended the scene amid reports of a fight. The festival saw Miley Cyrus take to the stage on Thursday. She made a surprise appearance at music producer and rapper Mike Will Made-It’s performance at Fader Fort.

Summary: A handcuffed man at the SXSW festival was filmed sprinting for freedom . He did his Houdini impression while arresting officers were distracted . The man was filmed struggling to his feet outside an Austin bar and bolting .


Ten men have been charged as part of an investigation into child grooming and sexual exploitation in Rochdale against girls as young as 13. The men are accused of a catalogue of serious sex offences, which include numerous charges of rape and sexual activity with a child, against seven victims between 2005 and 2013. All 10 have been arrested under Operation Doublet, which aims to tackle child sexual exploitation by older men in Rochdale. The operation was launched after the conviction of nine men last May for their roles in a child abuse ring which spanned Rochdale and parts of Greater Manchester. Ten men have been charged as part of an investigation by Greater Manchester Police (headquarters pictured) into child sexual exploitation and child exploitation in Rochdale, Greater Manchester . Assistant Chief Constable Ian Wiggett, of Greater Manchester Police, said: 'The majority of the offences were committed between 2003 and 2013 and focus on reports that teenage girls were sexually exploited by older men. 'So far, 65 people have been arrested as part of Operation Doublet and the investigation continues. 'This is an extremely complex and challenging investigation which started in May 2012. The investigation will continue over the coming months and further arrests are anticipated. 'The welfare of the victims is paramount and we have a team of experienced officers supporting them through the process.' The charges are; Shayfur Rahman, 31, of Prestwich, one count of rape; Kutab Miah, 34, of Rochdale, three counts of sexual activity and one count of rape; Rehan Ali, 26, of Manchester, one count of rape, three counts of sexual activity with a child when the offender was over 18 and three counts of sexual activity with a child when the offender was between 15 and 17. Iklaq Choudhry Hussain, 37, of Rochdale, three counts of sexual activity with a child and two counts of rape; David Law, 45, of Ilkeston, Derbyshire, three counts of conspiracy to commit rape; Mahfus Rahman, 28, three counts of rape and three counts of sexual activity with a child. Ashfaq Yousaf, 28, has been charged with one count of aiding and abetting rape against one victim. He has also been charged with one count of rape against a further victim. Afraz Ahmed, 32, of Rochdale has been charged with two counts of conspiracy to commit rape and one count of rape against one victim. He also faces two counts of inciting a child to engage in sexual activity, relating to offences against to girls. He has also been charged with one count of rape against a further victim. Ian Wiggett, assistant chief constable at Greater Manchester Police said 65 people have been arrested so far under Operation Doublet . Mohammed Davood, 37, of Burnley has been charged with one count of assault occasioning actual bodily harm against one victim. He has also been charged with three counts of rape, one count of sexual activity with a child and one count of sexual assault against a further victim. Mohammed Miah, 39, has been charged with three counts of sexual activity and

Summary: Ten men arrested as part of child grooming investigation in Rochdale . Face numerous charges of rape and sexual activity with a child . Men were arrested under Operation Doublet, launched after nine men were convicted last year for their roles in a child abuse ring in Rochdale . Ten have been bailed to appear at Bury or Tameside Magistrates' Court .


Scientists say sharing sad emotions helps women bond. Pictured: Film The Fault In Our Stars . It has long been a mystery to men why so many women enjoy watching tear jerker movies with their friends. But now scientists have come up with a suggestion – sharing sad emotions helps women bond. A research team at Cardiff University found that by sharing their emotions women found the happy parts of films more joyful and the sad bits less sad. Job van der Schalk, a psychologist at Cardiff University, said: ‘Our findings suggest that a negative emotional experience such as watching a ‘weepy’ is more positive when it is shared with a friend. ‘And, at the same time, a positive emotional experience, such as watching a ‘romcom’, should equally be more pleasant when shared.’ The study involved 30 pairs of female friends aged between 20 and 33 who were shown emotionally powerful images and asked to rate them on a scale from ‘very negative’ to ‘very positive’. The scientists put one of each pair in a brain scanner to monitor their reactions, and the volunteers were also asked to view and rate the images while on their own and also while together. The researchers found the images were seen more positively when the pairs were together, The Sunday Times reported. The study, published in the journal Social Cognitive and Affective Neuroscience, said: ‘When people go to the cinema to watch a film, they ... anticipate a positive subjective impact of sharing this emotional experience.’ And Hollywood success seems to back the theory. The 2008 film Marley and Me, which surrounds a couple’s relationship with their dog, took £160m at the global box office, and last year’s film The Fault in Our Stars - about two teenage cancer patients who find love - took more than £200m. Aggie Romeril, 22, a London beauty manager, said: ‘I think we’re a “stream it and weep” age. You scroll through Netflix, find who’s got the biggest laptop and bundle into a housemate’s bed for a sob session.’ Marley and Me, which surrounds a couple’s relationship with their dog, took £160m at the global box office. Pictured: Owen Wilson and Jennifer Aniston in the 2008 film .

Summary: Cardiff University study found sharing sad emotions helps women bond . Research involved 30 pairs of female friends aged between 20 and 33 . Scientists used brain scanners to monitor their reactions to images . Results showerd images seen more positively when pairs were together .


Retired AFL star Ben Cousins has reportedly been assessed at a mental health facility after being caught behind the secure fences of an SAS base. The premiership star and former West Coast Eagles captain was apprehended at the Campbell Barracks near Perth about 11pm on Saturday, according to Nine News. He was later assessed in the mental health ward at Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital where he was reportedly being held under 'mental health watch'. Scroll down for video . Former West Coast Eagles captain Ben Cousins was assessed in the mental health ward at Perth's Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital after being caught on an SAS base in Western Australia on Saturday . The 36-year-old was moved out of the hospital on Sunday afternoon but doctors remain concerned about his mental health, Seven News reports. Cousins was arrested last week for allegedly driving erratically and not stopping when requested by police. He is scheduled to face the Fremantle Magistrates Court on April 8. The Brownlow Medalist's off-field antics have created headlines for almost a decade, due to well-publicised troubles with drugs and criminal connections. Ben Cousins, in 2007, after he was charged with drug possession and refusing a drug test . Cousins, who returned to the AFL with Richmond after the league banned him for one year, saw the latter stages of his career overshadowed by controversy . In 2005, Cousins and teammate Michael Gardiner became embroiled in police investigation into a nightclub shooting. The following year he was charged after abandoning his car and running away from police to avoid a booze bus. He entered rehab for 'substance abuse' in 2007, being later being suspended by the AFL for bringing the game into disrepute. Cousins returned to the game with Richmond in 2009, before he retired at the end of the 2010 season. In 2012, the then-retired star was charged with possession of methylamphetamine with intent to sell or supply by police located near a drug rehabilitation centre he was attending. Cousins retired from the sport in 2010. He appeared in court in 2012 after being charged with drug possession . Cousins, 36, was arrested last week after allegedly being caught driving recklessly and failing to give a breath test. He is scheduled to face the Fremantle Magistrates Court on April 8 . Sorry we are not currently accepting comments on this article.

Summary: Former AFL star Ben Cousins reportedly undergoing mental health checks . He was caught behind secure fences of SAS base near Perth on Saturday . The 36-year-old was moved out of the hospital on Sunday afternoon but doctors remain concerned for mental health, reports say . Cousins was arrested last week for allegedly driving erratically and not stopping when requested by police . He is scheduled to face the Fremantle Magistrates Court on April 8 .


It has a starring role in the classic movie The Italian Job – in one of the most memorable opening sequences in cinema history. A stunning orange supercar races through the Alps, before disappearing into a tunnel. Then, in a heartbreaking moment for car fans, the Lamborghini Miura crashes in a ball of flames. The smashed up wreckage is dragged out of the tunnel by the mafia and pushed into a ravine by a bulldozer – followed by a wreath for the driver. The millions who have seen the iconic film since it was made in 1969 must have assumed the car was an irrecoverable write-off, never to be driven again. Scroll down for video . The holy grail of supercars: Fans had assumed the iconic Lamborghini Miura was a complete write-off . The car, now worth more than £1 million, was found in pristine condition and bought by two British buisnessmen. Pictured: Joint owner Iain Tyrrell . But now The Mail on Sunday can reveal the car seen powering through the Alps has been found in pristine condition – and is worth more than £1 million. Described as ‘the holy grail of supercars’, it has been tracked down by two British businessman. The car’s new co-owner, Iain Tyrrell, received a tip-off at Christmas that the Miura had resurfaced. He said: ‘I was initially sceptical because no one had seen it for 46 years. But my source was a credible one so I started to pursue it.’ He was invited to see it – but given just three hours to verify the vehicle as the genuine article. ‘It was all very James Bond-ish – I had to go to Paris to inspect the car in a secret underground car park,’ he said. Mr Tyrrell learned that the thrilling sequence that opens The Italian Job was shot using two cars – both supplied by Lamborghini, but one of them was already smashed up. It is the first, intact, car that has now been found. Mr Tyrrell said: ‘The Italian Job Lamborghini is the holy grail of supercars precisely because no one knew what happened to it after the film. I have a life-long passion for these cars but I just assumed this particular vehicle was out of reach.’ As the Miura is still in near-mint condition, Mr Tyrrell – who owns Cheshire Classic Cars – was able to cross-reference its original features with stills from the film. He has also checked the car’s history at the Lamborghini archive. He said: ‘After inspecting the car, there is no doubt in my mind that it is the Miura from The Italian Job. Top Gear magazine named the Lamborghini, featured in the opening sequence of The Italian Job, the coolest car in the world . In the 1969 iconic film the stunning orange supercar races through the Alps, before disappearing into a tunnel . The Lamborghini crashes in a ball of flames and is then dragged out of the tunnel by the mafia before being pushed into a ravine by a bulldozer . The opening sequence

Summary: Lamborghini Miura crashes in ball of flames at start of The Italian job . Car fans always assumed the iconic vehicle was a complete write-off . It has now been found in pristine condition by two British businessmen . Now worth more than £1million and will go on display across the world . Top Gear magazine vote it the coolest car in the world in 2004 .


Lewis Hamilton was involved in a series of curt radio exchanges with his team as Ferrari’s Sebastian Vettel was the surprise winner of the Malaysian Grand Prix. Hamilton’s Mercedes team had threatened to dominate this season but to the great relief of Formula One fans throughout the world — including some patriotic Hamilton supporters — they have been caught up. Hamilton, who finished second to head the championship standings by three points, exchanged words with his obviously jittery engineers on the pit wall. Lewis Hamilton waves to the crowds from the podium after finishing second at the Malaysian Grand Prix . During the race, Hamilton was involved in a number of frustrated exchanges with his engineers . Hamilton looks dejected (left) as he stands on the podium alongside Sebastian Vettel and Nico Rosberg . F1 stats provided by F1 Stat Blog . He questioned their choice of tyres and told them not to talk to him while he was cornering. Apart from saying some of the messages were ‘confusing’, Hamilton refrained from criticising the team after the race and admitted that even if Mercedes had got their strategy right, Vettel ‘would still have been hard to beat’. INCIDENT 1 . Lap 39 — Hamilton complains about choice of tyres: . Hamilton: This is the wrong tyre, man. His engineer replies they had no choice. Engineer: The other was well used. INCIDENT 2 . Lap 40 — with Vettel picking up the pace, Hamilton vents his anger again: . Hamilton: I can hear you (in response to one engineer trying to grab a quick word.) I don’t know what I’m supposed to be doing. Paddy (Lowe, team technical chief) says I might be doing another stop. Engineer: That was just miscommunication. That was just chatter. INCIDENT 3 . Lap 42 — Hamilton snaps after being distracted: . Engineer: Lewis you are scheduled to catch Vettel with five laps remaining. Hamilton: Don’t try and talk to me through the corners, man, I nearly went off. James Restall . Hamilton wasn't happy that he could hear radio chatter as he took on a corner, claiming he nearly went off . Hamilton sips champagne alongside race winner Vettel (right) on the Malaysian podium .

Summary: Lewis Hamilton was beaten by Sebastian Vettel at the Malaysian GP . The Brit was involved in a series of curt radio exchanges with his team . Hamilton told his engineers not to speak to him as he cornered . The Mercedes driver heads the drivers' championship by three points .


Claims: Deanna Micoley has made the sensational allegation that Rosie O'Donnell knew her decision making was impaired by her heroin problem and therefore was unable to agree to giving up her newborn daughter for adoption in 1997 . The biological mother of Rosie O'Donnell's eldest daughter has claimed the controversial comedian took advantage of her drug addiction to 'steal' her newborn child away from her. In an explosive interview, Deanna Micoley, 37, says ex The View host Rosie, 53, should not have been able to take her girl because O'Donnell knew she signed off on the adoption while high on heroin. Speaking to the National Enquirer, Deanna accuses O'Donnell of stealing her baby girl who is now 17 and claims that she is back in contact with her daughter who now hates the multi-millionaire. 'I believe Rosie O'Donnell knew that I was in no condition to sign away my parental rights to my daughter,' said Deanna to the Enquirer. 'She did the worst thing one woman can do to another woman - take her child!' According to Deanna, she was unhappily married when she gave birth in August 1997 to a little girl she named Kayla. She allegedly claims that two months after the birth her husband fed her heroin and forced her to put Kayla up for adoption. 'I may not have been the best mother back then,' said Deanna to the National Enquirer. 'I did drugs and I have a criminal record because of it. But surely I didn't deserve to have my baby stolen from me.' Now recovered from her drug fight and living in Wisconsin, she has re-married and is the mother of four children. However, she is insistent that what she wants most is to welcome home her first child. 'Rosie O'Donnell stole my baby, but I don't want her money. I just want my daughter back.' Mother and superstar: Rosie O'Donnell, center, and her children Parker and Chelsea arrive at the opening night performance of the Broadway musical 'American Idiot' in New York in 2010 . Deanna was stunned to reconnect with the daughter she claims she was forced to give up in November, when Chelsea managed to find Micoley's father - her biological grandfather. O'Donnell's publicist Cindi Berger said that her client absolutely legally adopted Chelsea from the non-profit Children of the World in New Jersey in 1997. 'The agency never would have accepted the baby if the birth mother was under the influence,' said Berger. 'There are notarized adoption papers signed by the birth mother and father that were accepted by both the adoption agency and the court. (My client)'Is unbearably proud of Chelsea and has encouraged and supported Chelsea's desire to communicate with her birth mother. How disappointing that Chelsea's birth mother would go public with this personal story without ever having met Rosie.' 'Chelsea told him that she was his granddaughter,' said Deanna to the National Enquirer. 'He called me and broke the news. It was the moment I'd been waiting and praying for the last 17 years - I'd found my

Summary: Deanna Micoley, 37, gave birth to daughter Kayla in August 1997 . Claims she was forced to give up Kayla because of her heroin addiction . Micoley says that O'Donnell was aware she signed adoption papers high . O'Donnell renamed Kayla and brought her up as Chelsea who is now 17 . Chelsea sought out her biological family and is now in contact with them . Deanna Micoley now says she wants her daughter back in her life . Micoley also claims O'Donnell is trying to turn Chelsea against her .


A convicted killer and a rapist are among ten of Britain's most wanted fugitives who are believed to be on the run in Spain. The list was published today as part of Operation Captura, a scheme to trace wanted criminals and suspects who are thought to have fled to Spain. The ten men are wanted in connection with crimes including rape, indecent assault of a child and drug trafficking, the National Crime Agency (NCA) said. Killer and rapist: (L-R) Shane Walford killed father-of-two Paul Gibbons with a single punch outside a bar in Coventry while Mohammed Jahangir Alam was sentenced to 14 years in jail in his absence for rape . One of the fugitives is ex-soldier Shane Walford who was jailed in 2010 for the manslaughter of an off-duty fireman while on leave from the Army. Walford, a former boxer, killed father-of-two Paul Gibbons with a single punch outside a bar in Coventry. He was jailed for four and a half years but was recalled to prison in August 2013 after breaking the terms of his licence. Another of the fugitives is Mohammed Jahangir Alam, 32, who was sentenced to 14 years in his absence in March 2010 for rape and sexual assault by penetration. Alam, who is originally from Bangladesh, arrived in the UK on a temporary visa in October 2007 and moved to Cheltenham the following year, when he physically and sexually abused his victim, the NCA said. On the run: (L-R) Carlo Dawson is south London, who is accused of indecently assaulting a 12-year-old girl and making indecent photos of a child. Jayson McDonald is a suspected drug trafficker . Also on list: (L-R) David McDermott, believed to be a member of a drug-dealing organised crime gang in Liverpool, and youthful-looking Michael Roden, nicknamed 'Dodge and suspected of importing cannabis . Also on the wanted list is 52-year-old Carlo Dawson, from Croydon, south London, who is accused of indecently assaulting a 12-year-old girl and making indecent photographs of a child. An operation was launched last week to arrest one of the fugitives, suspected drugs trafficker Jayson McDonald, who is believed to have been living in Spain. More than a dozen armed officers along with detectives from the Metropolitan Police carried out a dawn raid on a luxury villa in Coin near Malaga but McDonald was not found. It is the ninth appeal of its kind since Captura was launched by the NCA and Crimestoppers in 2006, and so far 65 out of 76 named suspects have been caught. One of the latest to be found in Tenerife was drugs lord Stephen Blundell, 36, from Merseyside, who fled the UK before being sentenced for a £1 million heroin plot, the NCA said. Hank Cole, the NCA's head of international operations, said: 'Spain is not a safe haven for British fugitives. The NCA and its partners will continue to pursue these individuals relentlessly and return them to the UK to face justice. Wanted: (L-R) Paul Buchanan, wanted for attempted rape, and suspected drug tafficker Anthony Dennis are also National Crime

Summary: List published today as part of scheme to trace criminals on run in Spain . Among ten is Shane Walford who killed fireman with a punch in Coventry . Also included is Mohammed Alam, 32, convicted of rape in his absence . Another, Carlow Dawson, of Croydon, accused of assaulting girl aged 12 . Since 2006 launch Operation Captura has led to arrest of 65 Brits on run .


Levante manager Lucas Alcaraz has played down any talk of his side causing an upset at the Bernabeu on Sunday. Despite Real Madrid's poor run of form, which has seen the fans turn on some of the players and the management, Alcaraz knows that on their day they are more than capable of beating his side. Speaking to Levante's official website, Alcaraz explained it would need an excellent team effort. Levante manager Lucas Alcaraz takes his team to the Santiago Bernabeu to face Real Madrid on Sunday . Levante's Kalu Uche (left) celebrates after scoring against Eibar in a 2-1 victory last weekend . He said: 'The players have to play as a team, being able to have order when we have the ball and not suffer losses. 'The potential of Madrid is always high.' A 2-1 over Eibar lifted Levante out of relegation trouble, but the manager does not think it will mean much come Sunday. 'Clearly we won the last game, but there is a vast difference between the potential of Madrid and ours,' he said. Real Madrid manager Carlo Ancelotti (centre) takes charge of a training session at Valdebebas on Saturday . Gareth Bale (left) and Cristiano Ronaldo prepare for Sunday's La Liga clash with Levante . Madrid president Florentino Perez was forced to come out in support of his manager this week, declaring 'Ancelotti will continue'. A patchy run of form has seen them drop to second in the table, but it was arguably the 4-3 defeat to Schalke on Tuesday night which was the more damaging to the atmosphere around the club. Despite the uncertainty, Sergio Ramos brushed off the concerns, telling Marca: 'If there's one thing that defines our camp it's joy, in every 'rondo' [piggy-in-the-middle passing drill] and exercise we do. 'First and foremost you have to be happy and have fun, and we have a terrific atmosphere in the dressing room.' Real Madrid president Florentino Perez holds a press conference at the Santiago Bernabeu on Thursday . Ramos is expected to return to the side after injury, but Toni Kroos is expected to be rested in preparation for next week's crucial clash with Barcelona. That means midfielders Lucas Silva and Luka Modric are likely to be recalled to the side, the latter after making his comeback from a serious thigh injury in the Champions League defeat. Daniel Carvajal could also be welcomed back after returning to training with the rest of the squad, but despite a step-up in his rehab, James Rodriguez is not yet ready to return to action.

Summary: Real Madrid host Levante at the Santiago Bernabeu on Sunday night . Levante manager Lucas Alcaraz has played down talk of an upset . Real Madrid are currently second in La Liga after a patchy run of form .


It is possible that Hillary Clinton distributed sensitive information through her personal email, the State Department now admits, and only a review of her messages will determine if she broke the rules. A State Department official who spoke to The Washington Post acknowledged that some of the correspondence Clinton sent through her private email may constitute a breach of security guidelines. The official asserted that Clinton didn't directly defy State's policies by using her personal email for government communications, but a manual obtained by news outlets shows that since 2005 State has directed its employees to use its email system because it has the 'proper level of security control.' The former secretary of state's team has responded to a storm of criticism surrounding Clinton's email practices by hunkering down and waiting for it to pass. The former secretary of state's team has responded to a storm of criticism surrounding Clinton's email practices by hunkering down and waiting for it to pass. But top communications gurus are recommending the campaign immediately act to deflate 'email-gate' State Department deputy spokeswoman Marie Harf insists that Mrs. Clinton didn't send any classified material through her private 'clintonemails.com' account while she led the agency . But top communications gurus are recommending the campaign immediately act to deflate email-gate. Democrats in early states worry the scandal is an early warning sign that Clinton's presumed presidential campaign is on the path to destruction and could 'implode.' From the outset, the State Department has cautiously avoided declaring Clinton innocent of any wrongdoing while encouraging reporters to give her the benefit of the doubt. 'She and her team has said that it was not used for anything but unclassified work,' Marie Harf, deputy spokeswoman for State told reporters on Wednesday, adding moments later, 'I don’t think there was any indication she was doing anything but [that] here, so I don’t think it’s really a pertinent question.' Further pressed to 'definitively' claim Clinton wasn't sending classified information through her personal email – which is against the law – Harf argued that 'you can’t claim that about anyone’s unclassified email.' She also noted in the exchange that the department doesn't monitor its other employees' private communications to make sure that classified information isn't being shared. 'I’m not sure why this would be anything different,' Harf contended. 'I don’t know why this would be held to a different standard.' When Clinton did need to discuss classified information she communicated through her her staff, the State Department spokeswoman claimed. Later asked if Clinton's exclusive use of personal email was 'problematic,' Harf stated that that 'there was no prohibition on this practice.' 'So I’m not going to make a judgment about appropriateness or not,' she said. 'I’m telling you what the regulations say and don’t say. She operated under them, and that’s as much as I can say.' Guidelines published by Politico and other publications on Thursday evening suggest otherwise, however. 'It is the Department’s general policy that normal day-to-day operations be conducted on an authorized [Automated Information System], which has the proper level of security

Summary: 'Day-to-day operations [must] be conducted on an authorized [system] which has the proper level of security control,' State Dept. policy reads . Political insiders are fretting that 'email-gate' could sink Mrs. Clinton's presidential ambitions and worry that they don't have a Plan B . One Iowa county Democratic Party chair says: 'Who knows? She could implode totally' The former secretary of state's team is hunkering down amid criticism surrounding her use of a private email system while in office .


Savannah Guthrie has taken over Brian Williams' spot on NBC Nightly News as Lester Holt deals with a family emergency. The 43-year-old Today host has filled in a number of times in the past when Williams was ill or on vacation. Guthrie was among the few tipped to take over permanently from disgraced Williams when he was suspended for allegedly fabricating anecdotes about the Iraq war. However Guthrie, a former attorney who joined NBC as a legal analyst in 2007, cannot accept the spot as she is contracted to present Today until 2018. Scroll down for video . Savannah Guthrie took over on Nightly News on Monday night (pictured) after Lester Holt had to deal with a family emergency. The 43-year-old Today host has filled in a number of times in the past when Brian Williams, who is currently suspended, was ill or on vacation . Replacement: Holt (left) has been raking in viewers to NBC's flagship news show after he stepped into the role for disgraced anchor Brian Williams (right) who allegedly fabricated anecdotes about his time in Iraq . According to Deadline, Hoda Kotb will temporarily take Guthrie's spot as producers grapple to find a solution to boost their viewer ratings that are trailing ABC's Good Morning America. Guthrie's time in the anchor chair was unlikely to be permanent as Holt has been having no trouble reining in the audiences. Viewer ratings shot up by more than half a million viewers on his second week filling in for suspended Williams. NBC's newscast averaged 10.1 million viewers in the second week of February, roughly 600,000 more than the week before, the Nielsen company said. Holt, 55, has been with NBC News since 2000 and before that worked as a news anchor in Chicago for 14 years. Besides being Williams' chief sub for the past two years, he co-anchors Dateline NBC, Weekend Today and Nightly News on the weekends. He's been placed in a uniquely awkward position, asked to right the ship for a company desperate to get out of the headlines, not knowing whether it's a temporary position or one that could become permanent. 'It's tough,' said veteran news executive Rick Kaplan, once Holt's boss when he was MSNBC president. 'He has to be very careful, because until Brian's future is outlined very clearly, Lester is just doing the network a favor in a way.' He called Holt a wise choice for the role. Holt has unassailable credentials, works hard and does the job without drawing attention to himself, Kaplan said. Locked in: Guthrie, pictured with chef Todd English and Holt, is contracted to present Today until 2018 . 'What NBC needs is quiet competence, and Lester has that in abundance,' Kaplan said. 'Lester is someone everybody can be proud of. He is somebody the people of NBC News can be proud of and rally behind, because that's what they need right now.' Holt is choosing to keep his head down and do the job, not speaking publicly about his role. He's an accomplished bass guitar player, but he's not going

Summary: Today host, 43, has been lined up to temporarily fill in for Lester Holt . Guthrie has not been touted as a contender for full-time role as she's bound to Today until 2018 . Williams suspended until at least June, Lester Holt is raking in viewers .


An abandoned dog has saved the lives of ten sick, newborn puppies and their weak mother after incessantly barking to alert passersby and then leading them to the dogs' location in dense woods. The Labrador mix, who has since been named Hero, had spent weeks eluding members of Dallas Dogrrr-Rescue, Rehab, Reform in Texas, who were trying to rescue him from a south Dallas park. But on Tuesday night, he greeted rescuer Marina Tarashevsce and dog behaviorist John Miller with persistent barking. Every time the pair moved closer to him, Hero inched backward and barked. Deciding that the dog was trying to alert them to something, Ms Tarahevsce and Mr Miller followed him into nearby woodland. A short while later, they came across a burnt-out tree, situated by a creek. Scroll down for video . 'Hero': This abandoned dog (left) saved the lives of ten sick, newborn puppies and their weak mother after incessantly barking to alert passersby and leading them to the dogs' location under a burnt-out tree (right) Under the tree in Dallas, Texas, rescuer Marina Tarashevsce and dog behaviorist John Miller discovered the litter of ten, shivering puppies and their exhausted mother (pictured), who has since been named Mona . Recovering: Five days on, the 11 rescued dogs (pictured being cared for by Dogrrr-Rescue, Rehab, Reform) are in a warm and loving foster home, They have been joined by Hero himself, who remains by their side . Incredibly, under the tree, the rescuers discovered a litter of ten, shivering puppies - one of which had nearly frozen to death in the cold - and their exhausted mother, who has since been named Mona. Five days on, the 11 rescued animals have been transferred to a warm and caring foster home, Fox News reported. They have been joined by Hero himself, who remains constantly by their side. According to Dogrrr-Rescue, Hero may be the puppies'' father, although this is not confirmed. But regardless, he will undoubtedly be 'the most loving and nurturing dog dad', the group remarked. Speaking to 'Fox and Friends Weekend' on Sunday, Ms Tarashevsce said she and Mr Miller were greeted by a 'loud barking' when they walked across the park to retrieve black-furred Hero. 'When I got there in the evening, Hero was barking really loudly,' she told the program. 'And it wasn't just a regular bark. He just wouldn't stop and it sounded like he was in distress of some sort.' Ms Tarashevsce said that she had often seen Hero with Mona, whom she suspected to be pregnant, in recent weeks, so she assumed that something must be wrong with the expectant mother. Rescuer: Speaking to 'Fox and Friends Weekend' on Sunday, Ms Tarashevsce (pictured with Hero) said she and Mr Miller were greeted by a 'loud barking' when they walked across the park to retrieve black-furred Hero . Saving animals' lives: 'When I got there in the evening, Hero was barking really loudly,' Ms Tarashevse (pictured, right, with Hero before their TV appearance) told the program. Left, Mr Miller with another dog . Ms

Summary: Lab mix, Hero, had spent weeks eluding rescuers in a Dallas, Texas, park . But on Tuesday night, dog greeted them with loud and persistent barking . Every time they moved closer to him, Hero inched backward and barked . Rescuers followed dog to burnt-out tree, located by a creek in woodland . Incredibly, they discovered ten sick, newborn puppies and weak mother . 11 rescued animals are now in a foster home; have been joined by Hero . Dogrrr-Rescue, Rehab, Reform said it 'still cannot believe' dog's actions .


A drunk driver from Texas arrested on a ninth DWI charge last week injected some irony into his mugshot by wearing a statement T-shirt reading: 'WARNING: I DO DUMB THINGS'. Luciano Gutierrez, 66, of Temple, Bell County, is seen in the police photo looking away from the camera with the message displayed on his chest mimicking a traffic sign design. According to kwtx.com, because of the senior's number of offenses he faces felony penalties which include a maximum fine of $10,000 and ten years in jail. Arrested for ninth DWI charge: Luciano Gutierrez, 66, of Temple, Bell County, is seen in the police photo looking away from the camera with the message displayed on his chest mimicking a traffic sign design . It could also result in his driver's license being revoked for up to two years. Apparently Gutierrez was caught last Thursday on an outstanding warrant stemming from a DWI arrest three months ago. He was promptly booked into Bell County jail but later released after posting a $25,000 bail. The original case was from November 24, 2014. Gutierrez is now set to appear at court for the multiple DWI offenses. Texan authorities have not yet responded to MailOnline's request for comment on the incident.

Summary: Luciano Gutierrez, 66, of Temple, Bell County, is seen in the police photo looking away from the camera with the message displayed on his chest . According to kwtx.com , because of the senior's number of offenses he faces felony penalties which include a fine of up to $10,000 and a maximum of ten years in jail .


Incredible photographs show a bear cub in Russia struggling to subdue a gigantic salmon. Pictured with the fish in its mouth, the creature was seen thrashing around in an effort to keep the catch under control. Wildlife photographer Sergey Ivanov, 52, spent days photographing the bears hunting at Kuril Lake in Kronotsy Reserve, Russia. Pictured with a fish in its mouth, this bear was seen thrashing around in an effort to keep the catch under control . Wildlife photographer, Sergey Ivanov, 52, spent days photographing the bears hunting at Kuril Lake in Kronotsy Reserve, Russia . Slippery customer: The cub wrestles with the huge fish as a parent stands in the river nearby . Amusingly, the bear's sibling was also seen looking on in awe as the cub wrestled its meal into submission. But although the feisty fish was nearly equal in size to the little cub, the youngster managed to win the battle to bag himself a hearty lunch. After finding a secluded spot near the river, the cub then tried to tuck into its supper in peace but it wasn't long before its brother wondered over to see the impressive catch for himself. Sergey said: 'I'd been watching this bear family for some time and I had spent a few days around them. Amusingly, the bear's sibling was also seen looking on in awe as the cub wrestled its meal into submission . Trying to fin-ish the job: The tiny bear grapples with the fish, which puts up a brave fight as it stands in the shallow water . Ivanov said 'The lakes and rivers here are full of salmon and that's why the bears look so well, they don't even sleep in the winter until late January because they have plenty to eat' Fight on a grand scale: The bear cub just can't seem to get a grip on its prey and looks up anxiously for support . 'I was not really far from them, probably no more than 50 metres and after a few days they get used to your presence and pay you little attention. 'The lakes and rivers here are full of salmon and that's why the bears look so well, they don't even sleep in the winter until late January because they have plenty to eat. 'But considering the fact that the lake is full of fish, I have never seen such a small bear tackle such a big fish. It was pretty hilarious to watch him trying to cope with a fish as big as this one. 'I even remember laughing out loud when I saw this through my viewfinder. 'But the bear is a strong animal, even the cubs, and it finally managed to win the fight. 'Looking at the pictures you can see it wasn't just me that thought the fish was too much handle, it looks like his sibling had the same idea.'

Summary: Wildlife photographer Sergey Ivanov spent days photographing bears hunting in Kronotsy Reserve, Russia . One tiny bear was trying with all its strength to subdue a huge salmon that was almost equal to it in size . Amusingly, the bear's sibling was also seen looking on in awe as the cub wrestled its meal into submission .


Controversial CNN anchor Don Lemon has raised more eyebrows after inviting a member of the Ku Klux Klan to speak on his show about alleged racist chants by a fraternity at the University of Oklahoma. The news host interviewed James Moore, also known as Imperial Kludd of the Loyal White Knights, on his programme about race relations in America. The interview was conducted via Skype, with Moore in traditional KKK dress and sunglasses. CNN anchor Don Lemon interviewed a James Moore, also known as Imperial Kludd of the Loyal White Knights about race relations . It came as Mr Lemon attempted to talk to the KKK member about the controversy surrounding racist chanting by a fraternity at the University of Oklahoma and ongoing tension in Ferguson, Missouri. The exchange started with Moore claiming there were double standards when it came to race relations in unversities saying he had the right to freedom of association. The KKK member said: 'We have a right to associate with whoever we want. 'Is it a crime to have all white fraternities like there are all black fraternities?' However, when asked by Mr Lemon why he joined the KKK, he then attacked the news anchor, saying: 'By people like yourself who said I couldn't stand up for my people.' The interview saw people criticise CNN and Mr Lemon on Twitter for giving a plaftform to an organisation with such views. It is not the first time Mr Lemon has stoked controversy with his interviews on CNN. In November, he was forced to apologise after pressing an alleged rape victim of Bill Cosby on why she didn't use her teeth to avoid performing oral sex on the comedian. The interview was conducted via Skype with Moore in traditional KKK dress and wearing sunglasses . Mr Lemon said he had never intended to offend during his interview with Cosby rape accuser Joan Tarshis, adding that he too was a victim of sexual assault. The presenter said: 'As a victim myself I would never want to suggest that any victim could have prevented a rape. 'If my question struck anyone as insensitive, I’m sorry as that was not my intention.' Meanwhile in August, rapper Talib Kweli stormed off an interview with the host live on air after he criticized the media's coverage of events - including Lemon's own network CNN- - of the shooting of black teenager Michael Brown. The two ended up bickering over the coverage before the rapper walked away from the interview.

Summary: Don Lemon invited James Moore to talk about race relations on CNN show . Moore is also known as Imperial Kludd of the Loyal White Knights of KKK . Interview was conducted via Skype with Moore in traditional KKK dress . Viewers have criticised CNN for allowing Moore on the show and giving him airtime .


Ireland captain Will Porterfield accused the International Cricket Council of 'shutting doors in the face' of associate nations with their plans to reduce the 2019 World Cup to 10 teams. The 2015 World Cup in Australia and New Zealand featured 14 teams but the ICC are pressing ahead with plans to streamline the tournament in four years time, a move that Porterfield condemned. The Ireland captain suggested there was no point in associate nations continuing if the ICC decide to run a 'members only' club and make more money for the elite nations. The 30-year-old told BBC Radio 5 Live: 'It's frustrating when we keep doing everything that's asked of us by the ICC, and then they keep slapping you in the face with decisions like this. Ireland captain Will Porterfield blasted the ICC's decision to reduce the next World Cup to 10 teams . Ireland came close to reaching the quarter-finals of the World Cup and beat West Indies in the group stage . 'Cutting teams is not the way forward. It's only full members, pretty much, they're giving the opportunities to - it may as well be a members' cup, as opposed to a World Cup. 'It's a decision that not only I but a lot of other people completely disagree with. If you look at any other sport around the world, they're looking to expand and develop. The way the ICC are going, they don't seem to be doing that really. 'I think how we've done, and what we've shown over the last few years, merits a place at the World Cup. But the ICC just seem to be shutting doors in your face really. 'It's almost getting to the stage of "What's the point?" for a lot of the teams. If you keep closing the door, they can't get on to the world stage. Kevin O'Brien's century helped Ireland stun England at the 2011 World Cup in Bangalore, India . 'I'd like to know what Dave Richardson's (ICC chief executive) vision for the game is. It's not just Ireland here - we're talking about a global game. 'This is the International Cricket Council. If his vision for the game is to shrink it and make as much money for the top few nations as possible, then come out and say that.' Ireland narrowly missed out on a place in the quarter-finals of this World Cup when they were beaten by Pakistan in their decisive group game in Adelaide. Porterfield's side won three of their first four matches in the tournament including victories over the West Indies and Zimbabwe before falling short against India and Pakistan. Ireland advanced to the super-eight stage of the 2007 World Cup in the Caribbean after beating Pakistan . Their impressive performances at this tournament follow their win over Pakistan in Jamaica in 2007 and against England in Bangalore in 2011. Before the current World Cup, their last ODI against an elite nation was against Sri Lanka in Dublin in May 2014. Ireland are also due to play England and Australia in one-off matches

Summary: ICC plan to reduce 2019 World Cup to 10 teams down from 14 . Move would make it harder for associate sides to qualify . Ireland have produced a number of shocks at last few World Cups . Will Porterfield thinks ICC's plan to reduce teams is about making money for the elite nations and not growing the game of cricket . Ireland captain says the ICC keeps on 'slapping you in the face'


Two men suspected of abducting and killing an elderly Ohio couple are facing charges including aggravated murder, kidnapping and robbery, according to an indictment released on Monday. Robert Clark, 29, and Jeffery Stewart, 21, are accused of killing 88-year-old Doyle Chumney and his 79-year-old wife Lillian after abducting them from their home in Tuscarawas in January. After their daughter found their house ransacked and reported the Chumneys as missing, their bodies were found a badly-burned car the next day. Scroll down for video . Robert Clark, 29, was indicted by a grand jury in Coshocton County, Ohio, on 15 counts including murder . Jeffery Stewart, 21, was also indicted for his suspected role in the slayings of Doyle and Lillian Chumney . Doyle, 88, and Lillian, 79, went missing from their home in Tuscarawas and their bodies were found a burned car . A Coshocton County grand jury indicted both of the men on 15 counts, including ten counts each of aggravated murder. Clark, who led authorities on a nationwide manhunt before being arrested on February 5 in Arizona, is facing the death penalty while Stewart is not, according to the Canton Times Reporter. His charges include death penalty specifications for using a gun which are not included in the charges against Stewart. If Stewart is convicted, he faces a maximum sentence of life in prison without the possibility of parole. Clark's charges include death penalty specifications for using a gun which are not lodged against Stewart . Surveillance video showed Clark (left) holding a sawed-off shotgun during an apparent gas station robbery . The Chumney's daughter found their house ransacked and alerted authorities the day before they were found . The jury felt the killings were premeditated and said Clark and Stewart caused the death of the Chumneys with 'prior calculation and design'. The other charges lodged against the men include aggravated burglary, aggravated robbery, kidnapping and aggravated arson. Clark was also classified as a repeat violent offender because he was convicted of robbery in 2010. The men are being held separately in Tuscarawas County jail in New Philadelphia. They can plead guilty or not guilty when they appear in front of a judge, but an arraignment date has not been set. Clark is also suspected of being involved in the armed robberies of gas stations and convenience stores in West Virginia, South Carolina and Georgia.

Summary: Robert Clark, 29, and Jeffery Stewart, 21, accused of dual killing in January . Accused of killing Doyle Chumney, 88, and wife Lillian, 79, in Ohio . Clark is facing the death penalty and Stewart faces life without parole . Charges include murder, burglary, robbery, kidnapping and arson . Clark was arrested on February 5 in Arizona after a nationwide manhunt .


Google has taken a fight with the Wall Street Journal to a new level - by countering what it sees as misleading, inaccurate reporting with a gif of a laughing baby. The search giant turned to fodder more usually seen on teenage blogs and social media in an escalating conflict based on a Federal Trade Commission report uncovered by the Wall Street Journal. The search giant used the looping clip while retaliating against an article in the newspaper which quoted the report, which uncovered officials' reservations about Google's business practices, and was supposed to remain private. gif war: A Google public relations official deployed this picture of a laughing baby to counter reporting she objects to in the Wall Street Journal . Boss: Rachel Whetstone, pictured, was the author of the blog post. She worked for the British Conservative Party before joining the search giant . It also took umbrage to the suggestion that Google staff members visiting the White House 230 times President Obama took office could have affected the probe. Ultimately the FTC concluded that it wasn't worth trying to sue Google, and instead negotiated changes to its practices, which the company implemented. But rather than respond directly to what it saw as the Journal's inaccurate reporting, Google posted the cutesy image and implied that the newspapers' publishers were being hypocrites. Implications: Whetstone's post took aim at Wall Street Journal owner Rupert Murdoch, whose lower-brow publications were also given a mention . Rachel Whetstone, senior vice president in Google's Communications and Policy department, wrote the post, which began with aspersions against News Corp, the company which ultimately owns the journal. She said: 'Last year Robert Thomson, CEO of News Corp, accused Google of creating a "less informed, more vexatious level of dialogue in our society." 'Given the tone of some of your publications, that made quite a few people chuckle.' She then followed up with the baby gif. The mention of the 'tone' of some News Corp titles is evidently a reference to the fact that, as well as the Journal, News Corp ultimately owns the New York Post tabloid, as well as The Sun in Britain. She also responded to the Journal's supposed claims that Google has 'undue political influence' by linking to a famous Sun front page claiming that its endorsement swayed the country's 1992 general election. Only then did Whetstone, a former high-ranking political adviser for the British Conservative Party, address a list of grievances with the Journal's report, which cited instances when FTC officials recommended suing Google. Clincher: Whetstone used the above image to end her argument, after pointing out that Google's business practices had been approved by several government bodies . She also drew in another report which pointed out that Google's 230+ meetings at the White House during Obama's presidency, and cited an FTC statement saying the Journal had been 'misleading' by juxtaposing that fact with reporting on the anti-competitive practices investigation. After citing a number of other rulings vindicating, by state-level government bodies and also officials in Europe, Whetstone fired off another gif

Summary: Search engine took umbrage to reporting on federal probe from 2012 . Communications official Rachel Whetstone wrote gif-laden rebuttal .


A North Carolina man who authorities believe sexually abused an eight-year-old girl in a child pornography video was arrested on Thursday. William Akers, 46, was taken into custody after authorities released a still image from the video and asked for the public to help identify him. The U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement's Homeland Security Investigations kicked off a nationwide manhunt that brought more than 80 leads before one member of the public was able to tell investigators where Akers was employed. William Akers, 46, was arrested Thursday in Raleigh, North Carolina for allegedly sexually abusing an eight-year-old girl in a child pornography video seized by authorities . He was arrested at 1am while working the night shift at Lulu Press in Raleigh, where he was a development and operations director, according to WNCN. One employee told the station that Akers has since been fired. Authorities obtained the child pornography video Akers allegedly appeared in while investigating convicted sex offender Bailey Mills and his wife Elizabeth last year, according to the News & Observer. The Mills identified the man in the video as Peter Gilbert, but investigators soon realized he was using an alias. Homeland Security Investigations reached out to the public on Wednesday, asking them to help find a 'white male, 40 to 50 years in age' who 'may be using the name Peter Gilbert and may be driving a white pickup truck'. Akers was arrested after U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement's Homeland Security Investigations released this still image from the video and asked for the public's help in identifying him . Both Bailey and Elizabeth Mills were arrested last year for running a child porn ring disguised as a daycare out of their Sanford home, according to investigators. Bailey Mills was caught after a 12-year-old girl revealed to authorities he had contacted her on Facebook about exchanging money for sex, according to WNCN. The young girl also told officers she had previous sexual relations with Mills, and that she had been shown pornography featuring another underage girl while at his home. Bailey and Elizabeth Mills were arrested after investigators found photographic and video evidence that showed multiple underage children being sexually assaulted by adult males and an adult female. The victims were between one and 14 years old. Both Bailey and Elizabeth Mills pleaded guilty to multiple sex offense charges. Among Bailey Mills' charges were rape of a child and sexual exploitation of a child. Elizabeth Mills was also charged with sexual exploitation of a child and statutory sex offense with a child. Authorities obtained the child pornography video Akers allegedly appeared in while investigating convicted sex offender Bailey Mills (left) and his wife Elizabeth (right) last year in connection to a child porn ring . Akers has been charged with production of child pornography and conspiracy to produce child pornography, a Homeland Security Investigations spokesman told Daily Mail Online. He is being held without bond at Wake County Jail. U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement director Sarah R. Saldaña said she was grateful for the public's 'quick action' to help find

Summary: William Akers, 46, was identified after investigators released a still image from the video . Authorities obtained the video while investigating Bailey and Elizabeth Mills, who were running child porn ring disguised as a daycare out of their home . They identified Akers as 'Peter Gilbert' but investigators quickly discovered he was using an alias and asked the public to help identify him . Someone told authorities where Akers was employed and he was taken into custody while working the night shift . He has been charged with production of child pornography .