Kell Brook is giving Amir Khan 48 hours to commit to a Battle of Britain at Wembley Stadium on June 13, or else he will find another big name to be given the Special K treatment this summer. Khan says sorry but he will be fighting in America next month, although he will oblige Brook in due course. Brook’s promoter Eddie Hearn does not believe Khan is scared of his man but said: ‘Amir’s family are not certain he would win the fight and realise that if he were to lose it would be game over for their boy.’ Kell Brook celebrates after beating Jo Jo Dan during their IBF World Welterweight Title Fight in Sheffield . There was a whiff of Mayweather-Pacquiao in the Saturday night air in Sheffield after Brook flexed the vivid scar in his left leg and vexed his six months of anxiety since that machete attack on an inadequate challenger for his IBF world welterweight title. By keeping the world waiting for five years, the Money Man and the PacMan have built their rivalry into a half-a-billion-dollar bonanza in Las Vegas on May 2. By keeping the United Kingdom on tenterhooks for another 12 months, Brook and Khan can crank up the ante way beyond what Hearn describes as ‘the biggest pay-day of their lives.’ Brook has called out Amir Khan for the 'Battle of Britain' and gave the boxer 48 hours to commit . Just so long as neither of them is beaten in the interim. That risk will be difficult to evaluate until they each identify their next opponent. Brook is going to Vegas to celebrate his 29th birthday by watching Floyd and Manny contest - the richest fight of all time. He will throw down the gauntlet to the winner but has more realistic alternatives. Brook knocks down Jo Jo Dan for the first time during the one-sided fight at the Motorpoint Arena . They include Mexican legend Juan Manuel Marquez in front of 40,000 of Brook’s neighbours at Sheffield United’s Brammall Lane football ground or Tex-Mex slugger Brandon Rios in the Manchester Arena or London’s 02. Khan is hoping to announce a foe for somewhere in America sometime next month. Ideally Puerto Rican icon Miguel Cotto at catch-weight, maybe controversial Adrien Broner, or the less compelling recent Pacquiao victim Chris Algieri. In truth – impressively though Brook proved his full recovery from that bizarre machete attack in Tenerife six months ago – any of the above would provide sterner opposition than the Canada-based Romanian he employed as a punch-bag in the Motorpoint Arena this weekend. The welterweight knocked Dan around the ring like a rag doll and wants a big one against Khan . Jo Jo Dan became Yo Yo Dan as he went down and up four times in the four one-sided rounds which ended in the inevitable stoppage. As a homecoming party for Brook after winning his world title in the US then almost losing his life in that deeply scarring assault, it was fun for all concerned except the hapless

Summary: Kell Brook has given Amir Khan 48 hours to commit to the Battle of Britain . Brook beat Jo Jo Dan on Saturday night and put him down four times . The boxer is desperate for Khan but may have to look elsewhere . Click here for all the latest boxing news .


Howard Webb has been promoted to a new role as performance director for England's professional referees and will be the man who selects officials for Premier League matches. Webb, 43, who retired as a referee last year after a career which included taking charge of the 2010 World Cup final, has been appointed performance director for the Select Group of referees - the 17 full-time professional officials. He takes over from 69-year-old Keren Barratt, who had been due to retire but is moving into a different role. Former referee Howard Webb will select referees for Premier League games in his new position . The highlight of Webb's referee career came when taking charge of the 2010 World Cup final . Webb, who had been working as technical director for Professional Game Match Officials Limited (PGMOL) since retiring as a referee, will now take responsibility for managing the Select Group. PGMOL will also appoint an additional referee coach to work directly with Webb. Webb will continue to report to PGMOL general manager Mike Riley, who said: 'Howard's role as technical director this season has enabled him to obtain an excellent understanding of the organisation, our officials and the strong work of our support team. 'What has also become clear is that Howard has a natural flair for coaching and his extensive experience of the Premier League means he's expertly placed to lead and further develop the high standards of the Select Group.' Former referee and PGMOL general manager Mike Riley (centre) values Howard's 'natural flair for coaching and experience of the Premier League'

Summary: Former referee Howard Webb has been promoted to performance director . 2010 World Cup final official will select referees for Premier League games . The Select Group includes 17 full-time professional officials .


Two swimmers who had gotten caught in the riptide at a Southern California beach while their small children watched from shore found aid arriving in the form of a helpful Bernese mountain dog. It was late Thursday afternoon at a beach in Ventura when three-year-old Nico raced into the water after a woman who had become trapped by the current began calling for help. The dog's owner, Dan Clarke, himself a former lifeguard, told KTLA about watching as Nico paddled out to the struggling woman. Scroll down for video . Hero dog: Three-year-old Nico paddled out to rescue a woman who had gotten caught in the current at Ventura Beach in California . 'He went right out to her, right up to the side of the boogie board and he swum his body around while he was swimming,' Clarke told the network. 'I just said, "Grab him anywhere you can."' The woman grabbed onto Nico's chest and held her boogie board with the other hand, allowing Nico to guide her to shore. The woman's husband had tried to swim the 100 yards out to his wife, but he had also become taken by the current and couldn't reach her. 'I know how treacherous it is out here and what a false sense of security it is,' said Clarke's wife Vivian. 'To be not that far off shore and just get caught out and nobody around to help you.' It was only a few months ago the Clarkes had adopted Nico, who was now paying it forward by rescuing the couple caught in the water. Grateful: The couple joined their children back on the beach, grateful to Nico for coming to their rescue while in the water . Amazed: Dan Clarke, Nico's owner and a former lifeguard, said he had never seen his newly adopted dog perform a feat like the one he saw on the beach . Warning: Signs warn swimmers at the Ventura beach not to swim into the water, as the riptide can pull beachgoers out to see . 'The woman and the gentleman they were just exhausted,' said Dan Clarke about the unidentified couple. 'They just looked and said "Is that like a trained life-saving dog?"' 'That's the first time I've seen him doing something like that,' Clarke says he told them.

Summary: Three-year-old Nico heard a woman cry for help and jumped into the water to guide her to shore . Signs at the Ventura beach warn visitors about venturing into the water . Nico's owners Dan and Vivian Clarke had only just adopted him . The couple said Nico had no aquatic training and they didn't know he was capable of such a feat .


Want to emulate Millie Mackintosh's bohemian summer style? Now you can, because the Made In Chelsea star-turned-designer has just released even more designs from her hotly anticipated fashion range. The 25-year-old has added to her spring/summer 15 range - and there's feminine lace dresses, cool khaki jackets and a peach jumpsuit perfect for the festival season. Speaking to FEMAIL about her new collection of suede dresses and tasseled jackets, the stylish star said: 'The range was inspired by my love of festivals and it has a real 70s influence. 'It's full of easy-to-wear shapes, feminine patterns and playful prints.' Scroll down for video . Millie Mackintosh shows off her sense of style and her on-trend designs from her spring/summer 15 range . Posing on location in Marrakesh in the new campaign imagery to promote her designs, Millie shows her fans how to work the looks - and she maintains it's all about letting your inner hippie out. 'When it comes to summer dressing, you've just got to have fun with it. My clothes are really accessible and you can dress them up or down depending on the occasion.' Millie poses on a rooftstop in Marrakesh wearing her £80 scoop back nude jumpsuit and says festival fashion is all about letting your inner hippie out . Millie says that her new clothes are really accessible and you can dress them up or down depending on the occasion. Here, she teams her £135 lace mini dress with biker boots, but it could easily be worn with heels for a more glamorous look . As well as style expertise, Millie, who trained as a make-up artist before finding fame, is a beauty buff with her own eyelash range. Sharing her top beauty tips for flawless summer skin, the star - a self-confessed sun worshiper - says SPF is essential. 'I loved sunbathing all my life and now I am so worried about sun damage so I always wear a tinted moisturiser with an SPF in and some cream bronzer and pastel eyeshadow for a natural sunkissed look.' Millie, who trained as a make-up artist before finding fame, is a beauty buff with her own eyelash range and is currently penning her own book . Millie is already working on her autumn/winter 15 collection and has some exciting health and fitness projects in the pipeline, she revealed . Millie was spotted working on her tan - and trialling her new designs - on a hen do in Morocco over the weekend. The TV personality documented her stay in Moroccan capital Marrakesh with a string of sunny snaps across social media. As well as cramming in holidays, fashion design and fitness classes, Millie is preparing to release her debut book at the end of the month. If that wasn't enough, she's hoping to expand her eyelash range next year, is already working on her autumn/winter 15 collection and has some exciting health and fitness projects in the pipeline. Millie Mackintosh collection is available at www.Millie-Mackintosh.com .

Summary: Millie has revealed more SS15 designs for festivals and holidays . Her designs include lace mini dresses and hippy chic maxi dresses . Millie says the collection has a 'real 70s influence'


Real Madrid forward Cristiano Ronaldo could be sanctioned for his goal celebration when he netted the equaliser in Sunday's La Liga 'Clasico' at Barcelona, the president of Spain's professional football league (LFP) said. Ronaldo, not for the first time when he has scored at the Nou Camp, appeared to be urging the Barca fans to calm down when he struck to make it 1-1 in the 31st minute. The Portugal captain, regularly the subject of abuse himself, has gained a reputation for winding up opposing fans and was widely criticised when he tore off his shirt to celebrate his successful penalty in last season's Champions League final victory over Atletico Madrid. Cristiano Ronaldo could face sanctions from the LFP follwoing his goal celebration at Barcelona on Sunday . The Real Madrid forwarded equalised for his side against the bitter rivals in the first half at the Nou Camp . Even after being mobbed by his team-mates, the 30-year-old appeared to urge Barcelona fans to calm down . 'We have to be careful with provocative gestures by a player when he scores a goal or with any other provocation or conduct that could incite violence among spectators,' LFP president Javier Tebas told reporters on Tuesday. 'It must be sanctioned, from a fine up to a suspension,' he added. 'We will look into it.' Following the death of a Deportivo La Coruna fan in fighting before a La Liga game in November, Spain's soccer authorities are seeking to crack down on any action by players or supporters that may be construed as provocative. Ronaldo was criticised for his goal celebration after scoring against Atletico in the Champions League final .

Summary: Barcelona beat Real Madrid 2-1 in La Liga on Sunday night . Cristiano Ronaldo equalised for Real in the first half at the Nou Camp . The 30-year-old appeared to urge Barca fans to calm down after his goal .


Shadow Health Secretary Andy Burnham has demanded full details of the reports be published, after they were leaked to the Mail On Sunday . NHS bosses have been accused of covering up plans to close A&E units and cut hospital beds – after paying £10million for reports they are now refusing to publish. They have paid management consultants including KPMG a total of £10,282,593 for advice on ‘improving long-term affordability’ across 11 regions that cover 13million people. The Mail on Sunday has seen a leaked copy of one of the secret reports, recommending the closure of all emergency services at one hospital and the removal of potentially hundreds of beds, sparking fears of plans for widespread cuts in other areas. Such concerns are stoked by an official, watered-down summary of the project, which mentions the need for ‘tough decisions’ to balance the books in the 11 ‘challenged’ areas, where budgets are being overspent. Using business jargon, it speaks of ‘service reconfiguration’ – which critics say is code for cuts – and ‘rationalising the [NHS] estate’, or selling off hospital buildings and land. But nowhere in the Making Local Health Economies Work Better for Patients paper, partly commissioned by NHS England, are any details spelled out. Shadow Health Secretary Andy Burnham last night demanded the full details be published before the Election, saying: ‘The public, who have paid for these reports, have a right to see them before they go to vote. Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt likes to lecture the NHS about transparency, but it is clear he doesn’t put his money where his mouth is. He must make immediate arrangements to publish all of these reports or people will conclude he’s a hypocrite.’ KPMG, whose advisers include former NHS chief executive Sir David Nicholson, was paid to produce two of the 11 reports last year. The Mail on Sunday has seen the one covering Staffordshire, which was leaked to a Labour MP. It said NHS managers should ‘investigate the feasibility’ of stripping Stafford hospital of all its emergency services – including the A&E department – and turning it into ‘an elective and rehabilitation centre’. KPMG also recommended closing hospital beds there and in Stoke, Tamworth and Burton to plug a potential £217million black hole. If similar suggestions have been made for the other ten areas, NHS managers will be considering plans to close numerous A&Es and potentially thousands of hospital beds. However, NHS England has refused to publish the 11 reports, despite admitting there is ‘in general a strong public interest in information being made as freely available as possible’. A leaked copy of one of 11 secret reports recommended the closure of all emergency services at one hospital and the removal of potentially hundreds of beds . Instead, it has answered a freedom of information request from The Mail on Sunday, which has campaigned for more than two years to save casualty departments, by arguing that releasing them now would ‘prejudice the outcome’ of work to draw up five- year plans for the areas. ‘For these reasons, we believe withholding the

Summary: KPMG paid for advice on ‘improving long-term affordability' in 11 regions . Changes cover 13million people but NHS England refuse to publish reports . Shadow Health Secretary Andy Burnham demanded reports be published . 'Public has a right to see them before they go to vote,' Labour MP said .


There were famous faces in the best seats in the house as optimism over a new era abounded. John Greig, officially the Greatest Ever Ranger, was by Dave King’s side in the director’s box in a highly symbolic return to Ibrox. He was joined by one of the club’s greatest ever managers, Walter Smith, and John Brown, who can lay claim to some of the greatest ever declamations against the ousted boardroom regime. Rangers midfielder Haris Vuckic, on loan from Newcastle, celebrates putting the home side ahead at Ibrox . Young Queen of the South striker Aidan Smith (centre) wheels away to celebrate after scoring a late leveller . The greatness, somewhat predictably, stopped at the white lines of the pitch. This ramshackle group of players looked like they might just let the feelgood factor flourish when Newcastle loanee Haris Vuckic put them ahead with 12 minutes remaining. There would not, however, be the delicious irony of one of Mike Ashley’s men allowing King and Co a victory to savour in their first home match since seizing control. All the failings that have left the Ibrox side in the midst of a Championship play-off scrap they may well not win came to the fore as 17-year-old Aidan Smith – making just his second senior appearance - equalised for Queens eight minutes later. In truth, it was a point they more than merited. Jeers rang out at the final whistle as supporters who flocked back to Ibrox to financially support the new board digested yet another on-field setback. The grim sequence of results now reads as just one win in their last seven outings. For King and his associates, the question of what can be done to lift a desperately flagging season remains highly pertinent. Discussions with caretaker manager Kenny McDowall will have to determine whether he continues or whether an alternative interim appointment is made for the remainder of the campaign. This was not the first time this season that Queens had found themselves featuring in a significant day in the Rangers saga. Back on December 12, their comprehensive 2-0 victory at Palmerston Park became almost an addendum to news that Ally McCoist had handed in his notice. For the visiting support inside the Dumfries ground, it was yet another bewildering development to try and digest. Rangers legend John Greig was in the stands at Ibrox for Tuesday night's Scottish Championship clash . Events tumbled even quicker from then, through McCoist’s gardening leave, an AGM, crisis loan offers and boardroom resignations, finally reaching the regime change arrived at with last Friday’s EGM. Somewhere in the middle of the jumble was the SFA’s refusal, on Christmas Eve of all days, to allow Ashley to increase his shareholding. It was one of several, crucial turning points on the exceptionally winding road towards a fresh start for a club bruised and battered over the previous four years. The desperation of supporters to grasp this moment, for those who stayed away to return to supporting their team, was palpable. Some had purchased half-season tickets in the

Summary: Haris Vuckic put Rangers ahead against Queen of the South on Tuesday . Queen of the South striker Aidan Smith scored late equaliser . Rangers legend John Greig was at Ibrox for the Championship fixture .


The key to a happy home is regular meals together, more than one tablet computer and a Netflix account, a new study has revealed. Research into the lives of 2,000 British families found that traditional values such as regular heart-to-hearts, hugs and knowing when to say sorry were still important factors for domestic bliss. But the study also revealed that modern families believed that having modern technology and gadgets such as a Netflix account, fast wi-fi and Sky TV were also key to harmonious home life. A new study has found that one of the keys to domestic bliss is having more than one tablet computer per household (picture posed by models) Monthly trips to the cinema, a good coffee machine for mum and dad and at least three televisions were also deemed necessities for happiness. The research, commissioned by British manufacturer Origin, found the highest rated tips for domestic bliss included eating together regularly, laughing a lot and keeping the home tidy. Despite the importance of eating together proving the most popular source for a happy family, a third said they rarely find time to do this. A quarter of families also felt they haven't got a good work/life balance with the average family getting less than 12 hours a week together. Andrew Halsall, Managing Director at Origin, said: 'The list of things that people attribute to happiness at home is an interesting mix of traditional processes, efforts to create a warm environment blended with the presence of technology and modern comforts. The whole family regularly eating together topped the list of things that helped create a harmonious family life . 'It's nice to see that eating together is still seen as the biggest sign of family bonding and a significant part of what people say makes a happy home. 'Modern life can be so hectic that families can struggle to get time together or ensure they appreciate their home life fully. People and their lifestyles change over time and homes need to be able to change with them. 'Whether it's through physical changes like extending or developing the property, or through making a conscious effort to do things together more, building that home environment clearly leads to happiness. After all, an Englishman's home is his castle.' The study also revealed that keeping the place tidy, cooking with the children and having in-jokes makes all the difference in fuelling a great home environment. Unsurprisingly, a dishwasher helped to avoid arguments about who is going to do the washing up, while a Netflix account was seen as an important factor in keeping the peace . Despite items such as fast wi-fi, Sky TV and everyone having their own smartphone or tablet, old fashioned bonding such as hugs and eating together were in the top five ways to keep a happy home . While a lock on the bathroom door, movie nights and well-lit rooms were also important factors to a house being free of doom and gloom. A good stack of board games, a comfortable sofa everyone can pile on and picking

Summary: Research into lives of 2,000 families revealed the top tips for a happy home . Heart-to-hearts, hugs and knowing when to say sorry were all important . But having modern technology like fast wi-fi and Sky TV also rated highly .


Emma Easterby, 34, says she no longer takes daughter Alexis to Sure Start centre, Darlington, after she was told to take her buggy outside . Council bosses have come under fire after barring parents from bringing their prams into a mother and baby centre for 'health and safety reasons', telling them to use an outside buggy park instead. The angry parents say staff at the Sure Start centre in Darlington are forcing them to leave expensive prams chained up in freezing weather, and fear they could become a target for thieves. It is thought the buggy park has been in place for around three weeks, despite previous government advice saying there is no need for a 'blanket ban' on prams inside children's centres. Mother Emma Easterby, 34, says the ban means she no longer fells comfortable taking her four-month-old daughter Alexis to the centre. She said: 'It's health and safety gone mad. My baby has underdeveloped eyesight and doctors told me to use the sensory room there but I can't now as I can't take her pram in. 'There is no way I'm going to leave the pram chained up outside, I couldn't afford to replace it if it was stolen and I don't want to put my baby into a freezing cold buggy when we come back out. 'If word gets out that we are leaving our prams outside then we could be targeted. 'The staff have been abrupt and say it's health and safety but that never stopped us before - I've been going there for three months, the prams weren't causing problems or blocking corridors. 'I was there one Friday with no problem at all and by the same Monday we were turned away at the door. There was no warning given at all.' After refusing to leave her pram unattended, Natalie Henderson, 28, claims she was told to take her baby to another centre to be weighed. She said: 'I went to the centre twice a week until they told me to leave my pram outside. 'I'm not putting my baby into a freezing cold pram - it needs sorting, I can't get my baby weighed. 'They say it's health and safety but that's rubbish, it's supposed to be a centre for babies and children and they could get sick as a result of this nonsense.' Darlington Council said the ban on taking prams inside the centre (pictured) was made after staff carried out a risk assessment and found they were blocking walkways and fire exits . Jade Davidson, who is mum to four-month-old Charlie, added: 'It was about three weeks ago when I first encountered the ban. I couldn't believe what I was hearing I thought it was a joke. 'Charlie has not been very well since birth so when I was asked to leave his pram outside in the sleet and rain I was really upset. 'I needed to take him in to be weighed so I agreed but when I came back out and put him in the buggy he was freezing and developed a

Summary: Parents at Sure Start, Darlington, told to leave prams chained up outside . Mothers say buggy park is freezing cold and could be targeted by thieves . Government advice says there is 'no need' for ban on prams in centres .


Thailand's government has warned women they face up to five years in prison for taking so-called 'underboob selfies' after the trend swept social media. The practice of photographing the lower half of one's breasts and posting the images online has become an increasingly popular pastime in the south east Asian country. But Thailand's military government today said it would be willing to prosecute anybody posting underboob selfies online, claiming the practice is 'inappropriate' and will lead to prosecutions under the country's strict computer crime laws. Banned: The practice of photographing the lower half of one's breasts and posting the images online has become an increasingly popular pastime in the south east Asian country . Thailand's 2007 Computer Crimes Act bans any material that . causes 'damage to the country's security or causes public panic' or 'any obscene computer data which is accessible to the . public'. The culture ministry said offenders faced up to five years . in jail, but did not say how they would identify the culprits. 'When people take these 'underboob selfies' no one can see . their faces,' ministry spokesman Anandha Chouchoti told Reuters. 'So it's like, we don't know who these belong to, and it . encourages others to do the same. 'We can only warn people to not take it up. They are . inappropriate actions.' The ministry has long been criticized for being overzealous . in its censorship of films, music, television and some Western . cultural practices in an attempt to preserve traditional values . of a country that is also infamous of its raunchy night life. Inspiration: Celebrities such as Cara Delevingne (left) and Suki Waterhouse (right) have previously posted so-called 'underboob selfies' online . News of the underboob selfie warning comes as four Thai activists are to face military court on charges of violating junta orders banning public gatherings in what a rights group called a 'landmark case' that could stir indignation at strict military rule. The four men are members of a group called Resistant Citizen, which has held demonstrations around the Thai capital in defiance of the government which came to power after a coup in May. The men were released by a military court in Bangkok today following police interrogation. Prosecutors asked them to report on March 27 to decide whether to press charges against the four. 'It is a landmark case. Hundreds have been sent to military court since the coup but this case is an outright persecution of peaceful expression of dissent,' said Sunai Phasuk of Human Rights Watch.

Summary: Military government has deemed popular underboob selfies 'inappropriate' Threatened to prosecute anybody who posts the images on social media . Strict computer laws ban 'obscene' material that could cause 'public panic' Breaking the 2007 Computer Crimes Act is punishable with five years in jail . But the government did not say how it would identify images of women who take photographs of the lower half of their breasts .


Manchester United centre forward Radamel Falcao is resigned to his stay at Old Trafford being short-lived. Sources close to the Colombian striker now convinced the 29-year-old simply joined the wrong club last summer. Speculation about Falcao’s future has been rife as the South American has struggled during a loan spell from Monaco to recapture the form that made him a world superstar. Radamel Falcao (centre) in action for the Manchester United Under 21 team on Tuesday . Striker Falcao (second right) has often been left on the substitute's bench at United . Falcao celebrates scoring against Leicester, one of only four he has scored for United since joining . But in the wake of being relegated to United’s Under 21 team on Tuesday night, it is understood Falcao realises that his dream of a long-term deal at United is over. Falcao has scored only four times since he joined the club out of the blue on the final day of last summer’s transfer window. He was taken off during the home win against Sunderland last month and has not played first-team football since. Falcao (right) shakes the hand of United manager Louis van Gaal after being substituted . Falcao's last appearance for United came in the 2-0 home victory over Sunderland in the Premier League . Falcao (left) was said be shocked that he was asked to play for the United reserves on Tuesday . Sources close to him last night revealed his ‘total shock’ at being told to report for reserve-team duty on Tuesday night, just 24 hours after being left on the bench as United failed to rescue their FA Cup tie against Arsenal at Old Trafford. Falcao and his allies believe now that United manager Louis van Gaal never had a particular fancy for him and only agreed to take him on deadline day because other targets had proved too hard to get.

Summary: Radamel Falcao has only scored four times for Manchester United . He arrived at Old Trafford on loan in a deadline day switch from Monaco . Falcao was made to play for the United Under 21 team on Tuesday .


If Roy of the Rovers made a comeback as a defender, he would be an all-action Brazilian with electric hair, have 6.5million Instagram followers and call them all ‘geezers’. The new comic book star would score a magnificent booming header against his former team, celebrate with a screaming knee slide, scrap with the evil baddie of the opposition (Diego Costa) and finish the struggle victorious, shaking hands with the ground staff before exiting for his next adventure. The problem for the script writers, if they were to copy the life and times of David Luiz, is that they would have no idea what David Luiz was going to do next, so what chance do the opposition – or his team-mates – have? David Luiz jumps for joy after his bullet header forced the game in to extra-time on Wednesday night . Luiz celebrates victory with team-mates Thiago Motta (right) and Maxwell at the final whistle . When you expect Luiz to be heading it clear, he’s chasing the glory, when you expect him to be chasing the glory, he appears from nowhere to head it clear. Losing 7-0 in a World Cup semi-final, he still thinks he can get a goal back. Maybe a second. Who knows? A hat-trick. On that occasion it finished 7-1 and the one-man reconnaissance mission broke down, leaving gaps behind him for the German team to exploit. Would it change his approach? Of course not. Even on Wednesday night, with Paris Saint-Germain drawing 2-2 at Chelsea with minutes remaining and set to go through with 10 men on away goals, he turned up on the right wing to collect the ball and retain possession. Luiz looks on in disgust as Germany celebrate one of their seven goals in last summer's World Cup semi-final . He’s a defender who sees defending as a part-time job. So concerned was Laurent Blanc, a World Cup-winning centre back with 97 caps, which suggests he knows a bit about defending, that he played Luiz in midfield in the first leg, with two centre backs behind him for cover. He was back in the back four for the second leg and, when it works, it works spectacularly. Who else could have got them through when their talisman, Zlatan Ibrahimovic, had been sent off? Luiz could have been sent off too for his feuding with Costa, but instead he rose majestically in the land of the giants that is Chelsea’s penalty area to send a thunderball of a header into the roof of the net. The defender stumble backwards after one of many confrontations with Diego Costa on Wednesday night . To get ahead of John Terry, Gary Cahill or his marker Branislav Ivanovic takes great skill, movement and courage but to meet the ball with such ferocity… maybe there’s more to Luiz than his Sideshow Bob nickname and carefree style. Then came the celebration. Not just a former player quietly enjoying the moment against the club that sold him, but a full-pelt emotional surge of joy. He said he wouldn’t celebrate on his

Summary: David Luiz starred as PSG knocked Chelsea out of the Champions League . Luiz scored late equaliser with a bullet header to force game into extra-time . Chelsea sanctioned the £50million sale of Luiz to PSG last summer . Luiz celebrated wildly despite playing at his former Stamford Bridge home . READ: Luiz says sorry for celebrating after scoring against Chelsea . CLICK HERE for the latest Chelsea news and reaction to Wednesday night .


If you were wondering what the prototype of a Louis van Gaal player is you need not do so any longer. It is Ashley Young. The versatile winger-turned-wing-back, who netted the winner in United's 1-0 victory at Newcastle United on Wednesday, is the Dutchman's kind of guy. 'He is a player who wants to perform what you say,' Van Gaal told MUTV. 'I think he fits good in my profile.' Ashley Young celebrates his goal against Newcastle United, and he is a favourite of manager Louis van Gaal . Young sprints towards the Manchester United support at St James' Park after scoring in the 89th minute . Manager Van Gaal has been frequently picking Young, and United have lost just once with him in the side . So there you have it. Not Wayne Rooney, not Robin van Persie, not even £60million man Angel Di Maria. Ashley Young. The news may not go down well with legions of United fans who have spent the best part of a season doing their best Alan Turing impressions and trying to decipher Van Gaal's fabled philosophy. That Young, who has often flattered to deceive, is a cornerstone of Van Gaal's style may puzzle even further. The statistics, however, tell a different story. Aside from defeat in their home opener against Swansea, United have not lost with Young in the side. At St James' Park, albeit from a chance laid on a plate, he scored United's late winner for all three points . In the 17 matches he has been involved in since they have won 11 and drawn six. At St James' Park, albeit from a chance laid on a plate by the generous hosts, he scored United's first late winner since Boxing Day 2012. Under Van Gaal, Young appears to have recreated himself. His form at both wing-back and in his traditional slot further up the field is expected to win him a new contract and the Dutchman heaped further praise on the former Aston Villa man. 'We have played also with wing-backs and I think that is his best position,' said Van Gaal. 'Now I use him as a winger and he does a very good job. I am pleased with him.' This season has seen Young as a regular at Old Trafford, playing both on the wing and at wing back . Personality-wise, Young is also a good fit for Van Gaal. He is known as one of the most down-to-earth players at the club and in 2013 responded to an appeal on behalf of a terminally ill United fan to fulfil his wish of seeing his beloved Reds for the final time by handing over his box at Old Trafford. Such gestures are not lost on Van Gaal, who regularly encourages his men to engage with fans. Meanwhile, Jonny Evans is considering entering a not guilty plea after the FA charged him with spitting at Newcastle's Papiss Cisse, who has already accepted the same charge. The Northern Ireland man maintains that he spat at the floor, not at Cisse, and the

Summary: Manager Louis van Gaal says Ashley Young 'fits good in my profile' His personality and hard-working nature are appealing for Van Gaal . The former Aston Villa winger scored the winner against Newcastle United . Manchester United have lost only once this season when playing Young . Jonny Evans is considering entering a not guilty plea for his FA charge . CLICK HERE for all the latest Manchester United news .


The NFL sent a tough message to Cleveland Browns general manager Ray Farmer for texting. However, the league didn't delete any of Cleveland's precious draft picks. Farmer has been suspended without pay for the first four games of the 2015 regular season for sending text messages to the sideline during games last season. The league announced its punishment on Monday, ending an investigation that hung over the franchise during yet another turbulent offseason and threatened to undermine the Browns' upcoming draft. Farmer, who acknowledged sending the messages weeks ago, will not be paid during his suspension. The league said his ban begins on midnight of the Sunday preceding the Browns' first regular-season game and will end immediately after the fourth regular-season game. Farmer cannot be involved in any club matters and is prohibited from being at the team's offices, practice facility or games, the league said. Ray Farmer sent text messages to the sideline last season during games and has been suspended . 'I respect the league's decision and understand that there are consequences for my actions,' Farmer said in a statement released by the Browns. 'Accountability is integral to what we are trying to build and as a leader I need to set the right example. I made a mistake and apologize to Jimmy Haslam, (coach) Mike Pettine, our entire organization and our fans for the ramifications. Learning is a big part of who I am and I will certainly be better from this situation.' The Browns were also fined $250,000, but that's pocket change considering what they could have lost. Cleveland has 10 picks in the upcoming draft, including two in the first round (Nos 12 and 19) and six of the first 115. The Browns, who went 7-9 last season, could be positioning themselves to make a run at one of the top quarterbacks, and losing any assets would not only have weakened their bargaining power, but prevented a team with several holes from adding young talent. The Browns haven't been to the playoffs since 2002 and have had just two winning seasons since 1999. Owner Jimmy Haslam, who has remained supportive of Farmer, has said the team is committed to finding a franchise quarterback. The team signed free agent Josh McCown, backup Thad Lewis and is waiting for Johnny Manziel to be released from rehab. Johnny Manziel's first NFL season was plagued with doubts about his lifestyle and ability to knuckle down . During its investigation, the league said it found no evidence that Haslam or other team executives knew about the texts. Troy Vincent, the NFL's vice president of football operations, said Farmer used a cellphone on 'multiple occasions' during games in 2014. League rules prohibit teams from using any electronic devices beginning 90 minutes before kickoff through the end of a game. The rule forbids communication to the sidelines, coach's booths, locker room or any other club-controlled areas. The only exceptions are the league-issued tablets coaches use for still photos. The texting inquiry was just one of several issues to hound the Browns this winter. Along

Summary: Browns general manager was caught texting personnel during games last season . The texts violated the league's electronic device policy . Farmer has been suspended for the first four games of the season and the Browns were find $250,000 .


She is widely admired for her bold style rather than her bald style - but it almost seemed as though the First Lady had shaved off her locks when she appeared on Jeopardy. Michelle Obama made a guest appearance on the long-running game show to promote her 'Let's Move' anti childhood obesity campaign. But while she was answering questions on healthy eating, some viewers were going online to ask whether the 51-year-old was now bald. Scroll down for video . Michelle Obama almost looked bald under the harsh studio lights as she appeared on Jeopardy (left) leaving some viewers asking whether she had shaved off her famous locks (right) The First Lady was appearing on Jeopardy to promote her 'Let's Move' anti childhood obesity campaign. The game show's host Alex Trebek is pictured above . One Twitter user @crysyallewis60 wrote: 'Ooh why is Michelle Obama bald on jeopardy? When did this Happen?' Another, Nicholle Cummings added: 'Michelle Obama looks bald on Jeopardy.' Others pointed out that the First Lady was likely to have had her hair tied back with the camera angle obscuring her ponytail. One user responded to the confusion by saying: 'Seriously? Hair’s pulled back.' Reaction: Twitter users went online to question whether the First Lady had chosen to shave off her hair . While Obama was answering questions on healthy eating, some viewers were going online to ask whether the 51-year-old was now bald . Some Twitter users pointed out that the First Lady (pictured in Cambodia over the weekend) was likely to have had her hair tied back with the camera angle obscuring her ponytail . Although Obama made her appearance on Jeopardy on Tuesday, it is not yet clear when the game show was taped - shows are often filmed months in advance, New York Daily News reports. The website points out that she switched to a bob look in August 2013 telling Parade magazine: 'You know, it's hard to make speeches with hair in your face.' New York Daily News reports that Jeopardy and the White House had yet to respond to requests for a comment.

Summary: Michelle Obama made an appearance on game show Jeopardy on Tuesday . First Lady was promoting her 'Let's Move' anti childhood obesity campaign . But some viewers took to Twitter to question whether 51-year-old was bald . Others pointed out that the First Lady just had her hair pulled back tightly .


Posing in the new campaign imagery for Garnier Ambre Solaire No Streaks Bronzer Self Tan range, Michelle Keegan showcases her envy-inducing figure and flawless skin. And now, the star, who is a spokesmodel for the tanning brand, has revealed the regime that keeps her fit, healthy and glowing from the inside out. The actress and model, 27, says she is thrilled to be working with the brand. 'I am really lucky,' she told FEMAIL. 'I have always been a fan of the range and have been using it for years so when they asked me to work with them, I was over the moon.' Scroll down for video . Michelle Keegan was recently unveiled as the face and body of Garnier Ambre Solaire and new behind the scenes images of the star hard at work on set have been released . Sharing her top tanning tips for a flawless faux glow as she shows off her natural beauty in behind the scenes imagery, Michelle advised: 'Always exfoliate first and not just knees and elbows, all over your body. 'Next, I moisturise all over and then use Garnier Dry Body Mist all over my body, including the underside of my arms.' The star, who says her ultimate beauty secrets are simply drinking lots of water and always taking her make-up off before bed, also swears by LVL eyelash treatments. LVL, which stands for length, volume and lift, flicks, curls and straightens lashes from the roots up so they appear much longer. 'It helps make my lashes darker and more voluminous,' says Michelle of the treatment, which takes an hour and a half and lasts over two months. The star, 27, says she's always been a fan of the range and has been using it for years so when they asked her to work with them, she was 'over the moon' The flawless star, who found fame on Coronation Street, reveals that her simple but effective beauty secrets are drinking lots of water and always taking her make-up off before bed . The star also spoke about how important looking good was to her and how she takes a 'less is more' approach to make-up. Her beauty regime is fairly minimal and she simply cleanses, tones and moisturises every day and treats herself to a facial every other week to rehydrate her skin. She swears by Simple face wipes, Origins serums and Garnier and Kiehl's moisturisers. In terms of her diet, Michelle has been using the SoulMateFood delivery service and says she will be continuing the healthy eating plan when she comes back to Manchester while filming over the next couple of weeks. The actress swears by regular LVL treatments, which stands for length, volume and lift, and straightens lashes from the roots up so they appear much longer . Loved by Daisy Lowe and Una Foden, the alkaline food delivery service allows you to create your own healthy menus, which are delivered straight to your front door. 'It's perfect for me as I am always on the go at the moment and I

Summary: Michelle, 27, was unveiled as face of tanning brand recently . Shows off toned and tanned body in behind the scenes shoot . Swears by peanut butter smoothies and alkaline food delivery service .


Real Madrid are confident of wrapping up a deal for Porto right back Danilo. The Brazilian has been watched by all the top sides in Europe over the past season but Madrid have made a determined push to sign him over recent weeks. The Spanish giants are now poised to agree a deal in the summer worth around £27million. Danilo, in action last month for Porto against Vitoria, is close to completing a £27million move to Real Madrid . The Brazilian right back (left) puts in a challenge on former Benfica midfielder Nemanja Matic last January . The 23-year-old (left) puts in a strong challenge on Man City midfielder Yaya Toure back in February 2012 . Manchester United, City, Paris Saint-Germain, Bayern Munich and Barcelona have all been linked with a move, but the 23-year-old is keen on a move to the Bernabeu. Danilo's contract has 16 months left to run and Porto have made attempts to get him to agree a new deal. However, his representatives met with Madrid officials last week and held further talks with Porto to underline the player's wish to leave.

Summary: Real Madrid are hopeful of signing Porto right back Danilo this summer . The Spanish giants are close to tying up a £27m deal for the 23-year-old . There has been interest from all across Europe in the Brazilian youngster . Manchester United, Barcelona and Bayern Munich, among others, have all been linked with the highly-rated defender .


Pakistani officials executed 12 people this morning in the country's single-largest day of executions since a moratorium on the death penalty was lifted in December. The executions are sure to raise concerns over due process and proper oversight of the country's troubled criminal justice system, which rights groups say often does little to protect defendants. Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif lifted the moratorium on December 17, a day after Pakistani Taliban gunmen attacked a school and killed 134 students and 19 adults. The killings put pressure the government to do more to tackle the Islamist insurgency and the current wave of executions are a continuation of Pakistan's crackdown on the Taliban. Scroll down for video . Family: Relatives of convicted murderer Muhammad Faisal react after his execution in Karachi today . Grief: Pakistani relatives of convicted murderer Muhammad Faisal mourn after his execution in Karachi . Grisly: An ambulance carries the body of murderer Muhammad Afzal, who was hanged in Karachi today . Authorities at different jails in the country's largest province of Punjab today hanged 10 people who had been sentenced to death in murder cases, said the provincial Home Minister Shuja Khanzada. He said authorities planned to execute more convicted criminals in the coming weeks, adding: 'We have started a process, and it will continue.' The superintendent of the main jail in the southern port city of Karachi, Qazi Nazir, said they executed two convicted murderers and handed their bodies over to their families. Late last year, Pakistan's prime minister lifted the death-penalty moratorium specifically for terror-related cases after the December Taliban attack on a school in Peshawar killed 153 people, most of them children. Last week, in a controversial step, the government completely lifted the death-penalty ban for all cases. Human rights groups estimate Pakistan has roughly 8,000 prisoners on death row. A relative mourns beside the body of convicted killer Muhammad Faisal following his execution in Karachi . Day of death: A man chats on the phone as he sits next to the body of his relative Muhammad Afzal, who was convicted of murder and executed in Karachi earlier this morning . One of the most closely watched execution cases is that of Shafqat Hussain, who family members say was 14 when he was sentenced to death by a court in Karachi for the murder of a seven-year-old boy. Hussain's family proclaims his innocence and Justice Project Pakistan, the legal group handling his case, says Hussain was tortured into making a false confession. The death sentence cannot be used against a defendant under the age of 18 when the crime was committed and testimony obtained by torture is inadmissible. 'It's just a sham, there was no inquiry conducted at all,' said Shahab Siddiqui from Justice Project Pakistan, the legal aid group representing Hussain. This morning Interior Minister Chaudhry Nidar Ali Khan told the parliament that authorities were still trying to confirm whether Hussain was a juvenile when the alleged murder happened. Hussain is scheduled to be hanged on Thursday. Criticism: The executions are sure to raise concerns over due

Summary: Officials carried out executions of 12 people at jails in Punjab and Karachi . Largest number of executions in a single day in Pakistan since moratorium on the death penalty was lifted in December . Prime Minister lifted the moratorium after Taliban terror attack on a school . 134 students and 19 adults were savagely killed in the Peshawar massacre .


The deaths of three people who developed a foodborne illness linked to some Blue Bell ice cream products has prompted the Texas icon's first product recall in its 108-year history. Five people, in all, developed listeriosis in Kansas after eating products from one production line at the Blue Bell creamery in Brenham, Texas, according to a statement Friday from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration. The FDA says listeria bacteria were found in samples of Blue Bell Chocolate Chip Country Cookies, Great Divide Bars, Sour Pop Green Apple Bars, Cotton Candy Bars, Scoops, Vanilla Stick Slices, Almond Bars and No Sugar Added Moo Bars. Scroll down for video . Five people, in all, developed listeriosis in Kansas after eating products from one production line at the Blue Bell creamery in Brenham, Texas . Blue Bell says its regular Moo Bars were untainted, as were its half gallons, quarts, pints, cups, three-gallon ice cream and take-home frozen snack novelties. There appeared to be some uncertainty as to where the patients acquired the listeria bacterial infection. According to a Friday statement from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, all five of the people sickened were receiving treatment for unrelated health issues at the same Kansas hospital before developing listeriosis, 'a finding that strongly suggests their infections (with listeria bacteria) were acquired in the hospital,' the CDC said. Of those five, information was available from four on what foods they had eaten in the month before the infection. All four had consumed milkshakes made with a single-serving Blue Bell ice cream product called 'Scoops' while they were in the hospital, the CDC said. 'Scoops,' as well as the other suspect Blue Bell items, are mostly food service items and not produced for retail, said Paul Cruse, CEO of the Brenham creamery. Blue Bell says its regular Moo Bars were untainted, as were its half gallons, quarts, pints, cups, three-gallon ice cream and take-home frozen snack novelties . The CDC said the listeria isolated from specimens taken from four of the five patients at Via Christi St. Francis hospital in Wichita, Kansas, matched strains isolated from Blue Bell products obtained this year in South Carolina and Texas. The five patients became ill with listeriosis during their hospitalizations for unrelated causes between December 2013 and January 2015, said hospital spokeswoman Maria Loving. 'Via Christi was not aware of any listeria contamination in the Blue Bell Creameries ice cream products and immediately removed all Blue Bell Creameries products from all Via Christi locations once the potential contamination was discovered,' Loving said in a statement Friday to The Associated Press. Via Christi has eight hospitals in Kansas and Oklahoma. Blue Bell handles all of its own distribution and customer service, Cruse said, so it moved to pull suspect products from shelves, most of them institutional, as soon as it was alerted to the South Carolina contamination Feb. 13. Cruse did not suspect handling of those products after they left the Central Texas creamery. 'The only time it can be contaminated is at the time of production,' he

Summary: Five people total develop listeriosis in Kansas after eating products from the production line at the Blue Bell creamery in Brenham, Texas . Listeria bacteria were found in samples of Blue Bell Chocolate Chip Country Cookies, Great Divide Bars, Sour Pop Green Apple Bars, Cotton Candy Bars, Scoops, Vanilla Stick Slices, Almond Bars and No Sugar Added Moo Bars . That contamination has been traced to a machine that extrudes the ice cream into forms and onto cookies, which remains off line .


A new first-time buyers’ Isa will mean those saving for a deposit will get £50 from the Government for every £200 they put away. The Help to Buy Isa was unveiled by the Chancellor yesterday as a way to help thousands of young people on to the property ladder. Set to be launched by banks and building societies this Autumn, it will give a maximum bonus per saver of up to £3,000. This means that a young couple who jointly save £24,000 could get £6,000 from the Government. Scroll down for video . George Osborne announced a new first-time buyers Isa for those saving for a deposit and looking to get onto the property ladder. It will give them £50 from the Government for every £200 they put away . Groups of friends who buy together would also be able to take out one Isa each and get additional bonuses. The scheme was hailed as a massive boost for first-time buyers, amid claims it could cut the average time taken to save for a deposit by up to a year. David Hollingworth, director at brokers London & Country, said: ‘This is basically free money. ‘It will help combat the issue which really affects first-time buyers who complain that they cannot save as quick as house prices are rising. ‘It is quite a large perk the Government is paying.’ The average UK first-time buyer currently pays around £150,000 for a home, putting down an average deposit of £25,000, according to figures from the Council of Mortgage Lenders. Set to be launched by banks and building societies this Autumn, it will give a maximum bonus per saver of up to £3,000. This means that a young couple who jointly save £24,000 could get £6,000 from the Government . In London, the typical price paid for a first home is £260,000. Last year around 25,000 first-time buyers a month made it on to the property ladder, with an average income of £38,000. However, steep rises in house prices around the country – particularly in London and the South East – mean that it is becoming increasingly difficult for many to save the deposit needed. 76,400 Employment growth in Yorkshire between 2010 and 2013 compared to 66,000 in the whole of France . 2.6% UK growth in 2014 – faster than any other advanced economy including Germany and seven times the level in France . 100,000 Fall in unemployment announced yesterday . 5.3% Expected unemployment rate this year –nearly half the eurozone’s average of 9.8 per cent . 30.94m Number in work – a record . 1.9m Number of jobs created since 2010 . 73.3% Percentage of working age people now in employment – the highest rate since records began . 80% Percentage of jobs created which are full-time . 80% Percentage of jobs created which are skilled . 1,000 Number of jobs created every day . £900 The average amount that households are better off by, compared to 2010 . 0.2% Projected inflation rate this year . £1,000 Interest people will now be able to

Summary: New first-time buyers' Isa will help thousands get on to the property ladder . Young people will get £50 from Government for every £200 they put away . It is due to be launched by banks and building societies from this Autumn . Couples who jointly save £24,000 could get £6,000 from the Government . Minimum bonus is £400 and maximum is £3,000 – on balance of £12,000 . Laura and David Picken were 'thrilled' as they're looking to buy own home .


Jamie Carragher would not select club captain Steven Gerrard for Liverpool's top-four showdown with Manchester United at Anfield next Sunday. While Gary Neville says Angel di Maria, available again after serving a one-match suspension, should return to Louis van Gaal's side in favour in Juan Mata despite United's convincing win against Tottenham at the weekend. Gerrard made his first appearance for Brendan Rodgers' side since early February when he came on as a second-half substitute against Swansea on Monday. Steven Gerrard returned to the Liverpool team as a second-half substitute against Swansea on Monday . Former defender Jamie Carragher says Gerrard should not start against Manchester United on Sunday . Liverpool remained unbeaten during Gerrard's recent injury lay-off Carragher says he will have to settle for a place on the bench . And Sportsmail columnist Carragher would not bring the captain back into the starting XI for the crucial clash at Anfield . 'No I wouldn't,' Carragher said on Sky Sports' Monday Night Football show. 'The team is playing well. They're on a great run since Steven's been out the team. 'Unfortunately, and he'll know himself, when you go out the team and they continue on a great run it's hard to get back in. 'It's unfortunate for him but we've all been there towards the end of our careers. There are players playing too well that you can't leave them out.' Carragher says that Jordan Henderson and Joe Allen cannot be dropped from the team . Carragher would also play Raheem Sterling up front, like he did during the win against Manchester City . Sportsmail columnist Carragher would sacrifice Daniel Sturridge because he is not back to his best yet . Carragher also thinks Rodgers should sacrifice Daniel Sturridge and move Raheem Sterling up front, adopting a similar style to in the Manchester City game, which Liverpool won 2-1 earlier this month. 'The problem you have with Daniel Sturridge is, he is your best striker and you want him in your team, but he's not quite right yet. He's not quite 100 per cent. 'He's not actually producing and these games are becoming vital. But you need to play him to get back to his level. Gary Neville says he would select Angel di Maria after serving his one-match suspension . Neville would drop Juan Mata for Di Maria because the Argentine's pace could be key against Liverpool . Former United defender Neville would make Di Maria for Mata the only change to the side that beat Tottenham . 'But I go back to that Man City game and that may come into Brendan Rodgers' thinking. That was Liverpool at their best, that high intensity and that pressing. That's what you get from Sterling at the front that maybe you lack with Sturridge.' Meanwhile, former United defender Neville believes Angel di Maria's pace could prove vital against Liverpool and says he would bring the Argentine in to replace Juan Mata. 'I think nine of them are absolute certainties, rest-aside injuries that could happen in training,' Neville said. 'I think Valencia, Smalling,

Summary: Liverpool play Manchester United at Anfield on Sunday for crunch game . Two sides are separated by just two points in the race for the top four . Manchester United are fourth while Liverpool currently occupy fifth spot . Jamie Carragher says he would not start Steven Gerrard at Anfield . Carragher would also drop Daniel Sturridge and move Raheem Sterling up . Gary Neville would select Angel di Maria ahead of Juan Mata for United . READ: Man Utd WILL beat Liverpool to top four place, insists Paul McGrath . READ: Liverpool head for day of destiny against Manchester United .


The Labour party has been accused of using the x-ray of a victim of child abuse in an attack advert. Medical experts claim the image of a broken leg depicts injuries consistent with a history of violence on a child aged three to five. The advert was launched by Ed Miliband's party last week accusing the Tories of wanting to cut the NHS 'to the bone', despite Tory assurances that the health budget would be protected. Labour launched the poster last week claiming the Conservative party would not protect the health service from cuts . The controversial image was unveiled on Friday by shadow chancellor Ed Balls and shadow health secretary Andy Burnham as Labour's 'first poster of the 2015 general election campaign'. It showed the x-ray of a broken leg bone, under the headline: Next time, they'll cut to the bone.' It also featured the tagline: 'The NHS can't afford the Tory cuts plan.' But medics immediatly recognised the image as potentially showing the impact of repeated injuries suffered by an abuse victim. Labour stressed that the poster was designed by an external advertising agency, which used an image from a picture agency. But experts said it appeared to be 'very likely non-accidental injury', suggesting the broken bone could have been inflicted intentionally. Prof Christopher Colton, emeritus consultant in orthopaedic and accident surgery, Nottingham University Hospital, told the Telegraph: 'If that X-ray presented itself at a hospital, all the alarm bells would ring for possible non-accidental injury. 'There are absolutely clear two episodes of violence and possibly the bone bruise is a third.' Tory MP Julian Smith said: 'Labour must explain what due diligence they did to ensure their advert isn’t based on any child’s tragedy. The tone of their poster is unpleasant enough, I hope the provenance of the image is less toxic.’ Shadow health secretary Andy Burnham and shadow chancellor Ed Balls unveiled the poster in Harlow, Essex on Friday . The x-ray shows a very recent break in the middle of the leg, but there is healed fracture above the ankle which could be three to four weeks old. There is also a 'slight white haze' in the centre of the leg bone suggesting a healed bone bruise or fracture which is around five to six weeks old. A Labour party spokesman said: 'This image is a stock photograph provided by one of the world's biggest picture agencies.' Peter Dazeley, the photographer credited on the Getty image, could not verify where it came from. Mr Balls and Mr Burnham used the poster to launch a highly political attack on the Tory party. Mr Balls said: 'George Osborne's Budget set out plans for deeper and more extreme spending cuts after the election. 'Our NHS just can't afford these extreme and risky Tory cuts. And after their broken promises on the NHS in this Parliament nobody will trust what the Tories say about the NHS.'

Summary: Labour launched poster claiming the NHS faced a 'Tory cuts plan' The advert featured an x-ray showing a broken leg of a suspected toddler . Medical experts say it also shows other older injuries to leg and ankle . Appears 'very likely non-accidental injury' and could be result of abuse .


Claim: Dragons’ Den star Peter Jones revealed he limits his children’s pocket money to £25 a month . His work ethic has seen him build a business portfolio worth millions of pounds. And it seems Dragons’ Den star Peter Jones implements the same principles at home. Yesterday the business tycoon, 48, revealed he limits his children’s pocket money to £25 a month - and expects them to earn it through household chores. He said he has also told them he won’t be funding their first homes, but will reward money they earn themselves with contributions. Giving an interview, in which he also criticised the national curriculum for not teaching children business skills, Jones said: ‘My pocket money is based on incentive. It’s like, “You’ve got to clean your room, to get this,” and if they don’t do it, they don’t get the money. It’s a bone of contention.’ Another prickly topic of conversation, no doubt, will be that Jones, who is worth an estimated £475 million, has told his children he will not be buying their first homes. Instead, he said will reward them by making small contributions on top of whatever they earn themselves, but offer nothing if they don’t make money. He said: ‘I want my kids to be polite and respectful, stand on their own two feet. In the future if they want to go and do charitable work, then I’ll fund that charitable work. I’ve said that rather than me buying them a house, I’ll give them a contribution on top of what they deliver. So if they earn £20,000 a year, I’ll give them a tiny contribution on top. If they decide not to work, they don’t get anything. I want them to do it for themselves.’ Jones and his partner Tara have three daughters: Natalia, 12, Isabella, 10, and Talula, nine. His two eldest children, Annabelle, 22, and William, 18, from his marriage to ex-wife Caroline – are now both older than he was when he set up his first company, a tennis coaching academy, aged 17. Jones’ extensive business portfolio includes technology website Expansys, gifts company Red Letter Days, and the re-launched camera chain, Jessops. And he has also established an entrepreneurs’ foundation for schools, after growing frustrated at the lack of business training in the national curriculum. Speaking to Radio Times about the foundation, Jones said schools are ‘obsessed’ with times tables but fail to teach children about entrepreneurialism. Jones said he has also told his children he won’t be funding their first homes, but will reward money they earn themselves with contributions . He said: ‘I’ve been campaigning as much as I can. I’ve been an advocate for ten years now, across two governments – first with Gordon Brown, then with David Cameron – on enterprise, and really encouraging, pushing, cajoling, to do everything we can to embed enterprise in our national curriculum, and I continue to be disappointed that we just pay lip service to the issue. We talk about going back to basics, and we talk about times tables. We’re far

Summary: The business tycoon, 48, reveals he limits his children’s pocket money . He also said he has told them he won’t be paying for their first homes . Jones, worth estimated £475m, has criticised the national curriculum for not teaching children business skills .


A Premier League footballer with a history of losing consciousness collapsed just seven minutes into a match last night. Bafetimbi Gomis went to ground during Swansea City's game at Tottenham Hotspur in north London as the players made their way to restart after a goal. The 29-year-old France striker was attended to for four minutes and left the field on a stretcher - by which point he was conscious and wearing an oxygen mask. Scroll down for video . Collapsed: Footballer Bafetimbi Gomis went to ground during Swansea City's game at Tottenham Hotspur . Help: The striker, a summer signing from Lyon, was attended to for four minutes and left the field a stretcher . On the ground: Gomis has a history of losing consciousness, fainting three times since joining Lyon in 2004 . But Gomis told supporters after the game on Twitter: ‘I wanted to reassure you concerning my health - it actually looks much more scary than physically dangerous, and I am feeling well now.' He added: ‘I have been under a great deal of stress and fatigue due to my father's health that requires me to go back and forth to France. 'I was disappointed that I couldn't help my team tonight, but now everything is back in order. I also want to thank everyone for their support and get well messages.’ Gomis, a summer signing from Lyon, collapsed after Nacer Chadli gave Spurs an early lead. A Swansea spokesman said last night that Gomis was in a 'stable condition' following the incident. He added: 'He is fine. He is in the medical room. It is something we have been aware of - it is something called a vasovagal condition. 'We have always been aware of it and it has happened before. He has had all the medical and cardiology tests with us.' Shock: Nabil Bentaleb (right) and his Spurs team mates look on as Gomis is treated by medical staff last night . Assistance: By the time he left the field at White Hart Lane he was conscious and wearing an oxygen mask . Stretcher: Tottenham striker Harry Kane (left) applauds as Gomis is taken off the pitch at White Hart Lane . Worry: Tottenham and Swansea players join referee Michael Oliver in the centre of the pitch as they look on . The striker - who earns £50,000 a week - has a history of losing consciousness, fainting three times since joining Lyon in 2004, with the latest episode occurring while training with France in 2009. At the time, Lyon president Jean-Michel Aulas admitted he was ‘worried’ about the striker. ‘We can't not be worried, it scares you each time,’ he told ITele. ‘A vasovagal episode (fainting) is part of the things that can happen to people who have this type of constitution. It's now three times that it's happened. Yes, I'm worried.’ Last night, BBC Match of the Day host and former England footballer Gary Lineker tweeted: 'Very worrying images at White Hart Lane where Bafetimbi Gomis has been stretchered off after collapsing to the ground

Summary: Bafetimbi Gomis, 29, went to ground during Tottenham v Swansea game . It happened as players made their way to restart, after Spurs scored goal . France striker attended to for four minutes and left the field on a stretcher . By then former Lyon player was conscious and wearing an oxygen mask . Gomis: 'I'm fine - it looks much more scary than physically dangerous' He has history of losing consciousness, fainting three times since 2004 . Three years after Fabrice Muamba suffered cardiac arrest at same ground .


A 28-year-old Italian tourist was killed when he was crushed by a large piece of ice that broke from a glacier, Alaska state troopers say. Troopers say Alexander Hellweger died on Sunday shortly after 5pm at the head of Lake George Glacier, north of Anchorage. Hellweger, from Bruneck, Italy, was on a week-long vacation in Alaska with seven friends from Italy and Belgium. Alexander Hellweger, pictured above two days ago, from Bruneck, Italy, was on a trip with friends when a large piece of ice from a glacier fell and crushed him . The body of the 28-year-old, pictured above last year, was not immediately retrieved because of diminishing light and the danger of more ice breaking . Hellweger (third from the right), pictured last week, was on a week-long vacation in Alaska with seven friends from Belgium and Italy . Guides had transported seven members of the party by helicopter to the backcountry to do heliskiing, or off-trail skiing and snowboarding accessed by helicopter as opposed to ski lift. The party was later transported to the glacier site. While the group was viewing the glacier up close, a piece of ice calved off the glacier and crushed Hellweger, according to Alaska Dispatch News. The eight friends were visiting the head of Lake George Glacier, north of Anchorage, when Hellweger was crushed . A friend of Hellweger's, Johan Maesen, wrote on Facebook that the group went to Alaska as eight 'enthusiastic young people for an unforgettable adventure', but they will only return as a group of seven . Johan Maesen, a friend of Hellweger's from Belgium who was on the trip, expressed his sadness on Facebook on Monday. 'We came up with 8 enthusiastic young people for an unforgettable adventure, we return not back with 7 people,' he wrote. Hellweger's body was not retrieved because of diminishing light and the danger of more ice breaking off. Troopers say they have made arrangements to recover the body later. Hellweger's family has been notified and arrangements.

Summary: Alexander Hellweger, 28, died on Sunday after he was crushed by a piece of ice that had broke off of a glacier north of Anchorage, state troopers said . He was on a vacation with seven friends from Belgium and Italy . The group had been heliskiing just before visiting the Lake George Glacier . His body was not immediately retrieved because of lack of light and fear of falling ice .


NBA star Richard Jefferson helped the FBI find $2million dollars after he claimed that his manager stole it from him. The Dallas Mavericks player accused Ted Kritza, his former business manager, of taking the $2million from his bank credit line without his permission. Jefferson reportedly helped in an FBI investigation by recording a phone call he had with Kritza in which he confessed to taking the money. Dallas Mavericks player Richard Jefferson helped the FBI in an investigation over $2million dollars that was taken from his bank credit link without out his permission . Jefferson, 34, had reported the crime before the investigation began, according to documents obtained by TMZ sports. During a recorded phone call with the basketball player, Kritza 'confesses to wrongdoing', according to the documents. Jefferson believed his former business manager Ted Kritza took the money. In a recorded phone call Kritza confessed to Jefferson . The recording is now in the hands of the FBI. A bank has apparently sued Jefferson for part of the $2million, according to TMZ. Jefferson, however, wants the court to put a hold on the case until the federal investigation into Kritza is finished. Jefferson started his NBA career in 2001 with the New Jersey Nets, where he stayed until 2008. The NBA forward then moved through the Milwaukee Bucks, San Antonio Spurs, Golden State Warriors and Utah Jazz before landing at the Mavericks last year. This comes days after a most recent filing from former L.A. Clippers owner Donald Sterling's lawyers claimed that his wife Rochelle and two doctors worked 'secretly' with NBA commissioner to strip him of his team. 'The NBA and Silver isolated Rochelle from her husband and scared her into undertaking certain conduct hereinafter alleged, including the signing of papers... that she did not understand,' the complaint reads. 'All of this conduct constituted elder abuse.' Silver, who is also named as a defendant in the suit, banned Sterling from the NBA for life last year and hit him with a $2.5million fine after tapes were released of Sterling speaking racist slurs.

Summary: The Dallas Mavericks player accused Ted Kritza of taking the money . He believes Kritza took it from his bank credit line without his permission . In a recorded phone call with Jefferson, Kritza 'confesses to wrongdoing' Recording of the conversation is now in the hands of FBI .


Mr Putin vanished soon after aides to one of his key allies were blamed for ordering the assassination of one of the Kremlin's most outspoken critics, Boris Nemtsov . Vladimir Putin has admitted that he was ready to place his nuclear attack forces on alert when he seized Crimea a year ago. The Russian president's revelation was aired in a pre-recorded TV interview broadcast at the end of last week. In the documentary – titled Crimea: Way Back Home – he claimed the area was Russia's 'historic territory', even though under international law it remains Ukrainian. Putin went on to say: 'Russian people live there, they are in danger and we cannot leave them.' He also claimed that he feared they would have been overrun by 'a nationalist bulldozer' from Kiev, and said he could not have left the area and the people who live there 'to whims of fate'. However the president explained that he knew the West could have intervened, and had been 'ready' to put his nuclear arsenal on alert, adding: 'I talked with colleagues and told them that Crimea is our historic territory. We were ready to do it.' The Kremlin has since claimed it has the right to station nuclear weapons on the Crimean peninsula. Yesterday's interview came a full ten days after Putin was last seen in public, amid rumours of illness, a coup, or his Olympic gymnast 'lover' Alina Kabayeva giving birth to a child in Switzerland. He vanished soon after aides to one of his key allies were blamed for ordering the assassination of one of the Kremlin's most outspoken critics, Boris Nemtsov. Scroll down for video . The crisis over his disappearance will deepen if he fails to appear this week at a number of events to commemorate the restoration of Crimea to Russia . Opposition TV channel Dozhd has claimed that the president has hidden himself away in one of his many luxurious official residences, a forest hideaway near Lake Valdai in the Novgorod region. But asked yesterday about whether his disappearance from public life was down to a bout of flu, Putin's press secretary Dmitry Peskov would only say: 'No comment. The topic is closed.' The crisis over his disappearance will deepen if he fails to appear this week at a number of events to commemorate the restoration of Crimea to Russia. Today the president is scheduled to meet Almazbek Atambayev, the president of Kyrgyzstan – after last week postponing a summit with the leaders of Kazakhstan and Belarus.

Summary: Mr Putin says he was ready to put Russia's nuclear weapons on standby . Comments relate to the tensions over the crisis in Ukraine and Crimea . Mr Putin says Russians in Crimea in danger before Russia annexed it .


A college student who went missing following a spring break party had been found dead near a water park in south Texas. The body of Jordan Britten, 20, from Killeen, Texas, was discovered in a marsh nearly one week after his disappearance last Friday. Mr Britten was found wearing nothing but his underwear, and police say they had previously recovered drugs from the student's car. Tragic death: Jordan Britten, 20, from Killeen, Texas, went missing after a spring break concert at a water park near the Mexican border last Friday . Mr Britten had been attending a spring break concert at a water park on South Padre Island, near the Mexican border, on Friday night. The student is said to have 'wandered off' during the party and was reported missing on Sunday when his family was alerted by his friends, NY Daily News reports. Local police found the Central Texas College student's car parked at the water park and recovered 'marijuana, what appeared to be ecstasy pills and other unknown pills' in the silver Mazda. Discovery: Local police found Mr Britten's near naked body in a marsh behind the waterpark on Thursday . Drugs find: Police recovered marijuana 'ecstasy pills' and other pills of unknown origin in the 20-year-old's car which was parked at the water park . Mr Britten's undressed body was discovered by police in the marsh behind the Schlitterbahn waterpark on Thursday morning. Police view the death as 'suspicious' due to the discovery of drugs in Mr Britten's car. Authorities are investigating the possibility that Mr Britten was ejected from the spring break concert and was attempting to re-enter the water park from the back by walking through the marsh. 'At this time we're investigating all possibilities considering the fact that we did find drugs in his car,' South Padre Island city spokesman Adrian Rodriguez told the NY Daily News.

Summary: Student Jordan Britten, 20, found dead in a marsh in south Texas . Britten had gone missing after spring break party at nearby waterpark . Police recovered drugs from Britten's car, including 'ecstasy and pills'


England have promoted Geoff Parling to the second row and recalled Nick Easter to the bench for Saturday's decisive RBS 6 Nations clash with France at Twickenham. The solitary change to the starting XV that toppled Scotland 25-13 last weekend sees Parling replace Dave Attwood, who has been dropped from the 23 altogether. Instead, head coach Stuart Lancaster has looked to Easter to provide lock cover among the replacements as England aim to clinch a first Championship since 2011. Lancaster named his squad before taking a training run at England's base in Bagshot, which was attended by renowned rugby fan Prince Harry. Geoff Parling, here training in Bagshot on Thursday, has been named in England's starting XV . England coach Stuart Lancaster and Prince Harry watch over training at Pennyhill Park on Thursday . Lancaster and the royal rugby fan share a laugh ahead of England's Six Nations finale against France . 'Geoff did well off the bench against Scotland and now that he has got some games under his belt we feel it is the right time to start him and use his experience and quality in the starting line-up,' Lancaster said. 'The same goes for Nick Easter, who has really impressed in camp and in his appearances off the bench. 'Nick is a quality ball carrier and great defender - things we feel we'll need in the latter stages of the game.' England were delighted by Parling's forceful 30-minute shift from the bench against Scotland, so the Test British and Irish Lion returns and he will replace lock partner Courtney Lawes in running the line-out. VIDEO England v Scotland - extended highlights . Renowned rugby fan Prince Harry added a royal flavour to England's training run in Bagshot on Thursday . Prince Harry makes his way to watch the England go through their paces and talks to Sky Sports' Alex Payne . The England team form a huddle during England training ahead of their final Six Nations match of 2015 . Nick Easter comes back to the bench and will provide lock cover with Dave Attwood dropped altogether . Attwood has started all four matches of the tournament but misses out on the final instalment with Lancaster believing the street-wise Easter is a better option to reinforce the final push for silverware. Tom Youngs was strongly praised by Lancaster following his substitute display at Twickenham last Saturday, but Dylan Hartley has held off the challenge from his rival and continues at hooker. The backline remains unchanged and now has a settled look to it with inside centre providing the only real question mark. Luther Burrell continues at 12 knowing that had Brad Barritt not been stricken by a high ankle sprain, his place in the starting XV would have been in doubt and the Northampton midfielder needs to impress against France. Lancaster said he was keen to 'use (Parling's) experience and quality in the starting line-up' Full back Mike Brown shows his trademark speed when shown a little space on Thursday . Dylan Hartley (right) has again held off the

Summary: Second rower Geoff Parling replaces Dave Attwood, who is dropped . Nick Easter returns to the bench as cover for the match against France . Parling impressed as a substitute against Scotland and will run the lineout . Dan Cole to win his 50th cap in a front row that continues unchanged . Prince Harry attended squad's training on Thursday at Pennyhill Park . England, Ireland and Wales are all in contention to win the Six Nations .


A 15-year-old boy has been charged over the gang rape of a six-year-old girl on Mornington Island. The teenager allegedly assaulted the girl last April and has been charged under the Youth Justice Act. It was alleged the girl was attacked by four teenage boys aged between 14 and 16, The Courier Mail reported. A 15-year-old boy has been charged over the gang rape of a six-year-old girl on Mornington Island . She was reportedly taken from an Aboriginal community on the island to Townsville Hospital after the attack. A Queensland Police Service spokesman said the charges laid on Tuesday relate to that investigation. No other charges have yet been laid and it's understood investigations are continuing. Mornington Island is the largest of the North Wellesley Islands off the northern Queensland coast and has an indigenous population of more than 1000, primarily Lardil people. At the time of the incident, it was understood the group who were thought to be involved in the incident were taken from the island, with permission from the family. It was alleged the girl was attacked by four teenage boys aged between 14 and 16 . This was done as it was feared tensions would flare in the community and trigger a riot, News Corp reported. The four teenagers were put into the care of the Department of Child Safety in Mt Isa, in Queensland's north-west. News of the attack even reached the ears of then-premier Campbell Newman. Mornington Island has a history of unrest between families, which are further agitated by drinking issues and physical violence. Police on the island have had to deal with extensive sly-grogging and home brew production. Mornington Island is the largest of the North Wellesley Islands off the northern Queensland coast and has an indigenous population of more than 1000, primarily Lardil people .

Summary: Alleged gang rape happened April last year and investigations are ongoing . 15-year-old along with others were taken off island and put into foster care . At the time of the incident, the girl, 6, was taken to Townsville Hospital . Mornington Island is off the coast Queensland and lies north of Mt Isa .


Police sought answers Wednesday from a retired correction officer after his dispute with a pair of strangers ended with a fatal shooting. Former officer, Willie Groomes, 69, shot Gilbert Drogheo at about 6:30 p.m. Tuesday at the Borough Hall station in Brooklyn, police said. Drogheo's uncle declared Groomes to be 'a murderer' on Wednesday night. Scroll down for video... Killed: Victim Gilbert Drogheo, 32, was killed after a scuffle on the 4 train on Tuesday night . Altercation: Cell phone footage taken by a witness and shared with CBS New York shows an older man approaching a younger man at the subway station and getting into a scuffle before a shot is heard . Terrifying: A blurred figure can be seen near to where the altercation occurred on Tuesday evening . He said that his nephew was a dedicated electrician. 'He was a great kid,' the uncle said. 'All he did was work,' he told the Daily News. Investigators took Groomes into custody on Wednesday but later released him without charges. The shooting spread panic inside a subway station at the height of the evening rush hour when the retired officer, who's 69 years old, boarded a Brooklyn-bound subway train in Manhattan. He was armed with a small Ruger handgun that he was licensed to carry in public. According to witnesses, it appeared that the former officer angered Drogheo, 32, and another man by stepping in between them while they were talking, police said. Emergency: Ambulances carry away an injured man; Gilbert Drogheo was pronounced dead in hospital after he was shot in the torso and the ex-corrections officer was taken away for treatment for a minor injury . The men and the officer argued before they pushed him down into an empty seat on the train, police said. All three men exited the train at the next stop in Brooklyn, where there was a second confrontation on the station's mezzanine level, police said. The retired officer tussled with Drogheo before pulling his weapon and firing one round, which struck the victim in the chest, they said. New York Police Department officers assigned to the station heard the gunshot and quickly detained the shooting suspect. Drogheo, who was from Harlem, died at a hospital. The other man was taken into custody. Television station WCBS broadcast a cellphone video showing a man it identified as the retired officer cornering a smaller man near an exit in the subway station and pushing him. The men are seen struggling before a gunshot is heard and bystanders scatter. Subway passenger Thomas Berry, who witnessed the dispute, told the Daily News the older man had initially tried to avoid trouble. Rush hour shooting: A 32-year-old man was fatally shot by a retired corrections officer during the shooting . Deadly confrontation: Witnesses said the fight began when the older man stepped between two men . The officer told the other two men, ''Leave me alone. Don't talk to me,'' Berry said. 'He was being really calm.' But as the dispute grew more heated, the older man flashed a

Summary: A person identifying himself as the uncle of slain straphanger Gilbert Drogheo, 32, called retired jailer Willie Groomes "a murderer" The ex-officer got into an argument with two young men aboard a southbound train on Tuesday afternoon after he stepped between them . The three men got off at Borough Hall and the officer and the argument turned physical between the officer and one of the men . Witness video showed the two men briefly scuffling before a shot went off . One of the men, Gilbert Drogheo, was shot in the torso and rushed to hospital, where he was later pronounced dead . The ex-officer had been carrying a 9-millimeter handgun and was questioned then released on Wednesday .


A man who made millions running a phony breast cancer charity called Boobies Rock! in order to fund his lavish lifestyle may have hit rock bottom. Adam Shyrock, 35, accused of running two fraudulent national breast cancer charities was ordered by a judge to return $1.89 million in gross receipts and pay $4 million in civil penalties. The Colorado Attorney General's Office says District Judge Shelley Gilman handed down her ruling against Boobies Rock! founder Adam Shryock on Thursday and issued an injunction barring him from ever working on or near a charitable solicitation again. Paying up: Adam Shyrock, 35, accused of running two fraudulent national breast cancer charities was ordered by a judge to return $1.89 million in gross receipts and pay $4 million in civil penalties . Shyrock is also accused of operating a second fraudulent charity called Say No 2 cancer. The Attorney General's office filed a complaint against Shryock and his businesses in 2013, saying they were committing charitable fraud. He was accused of misleading customers around the country into thinking more of their money was going to breast cancer charities. Shryock is currently serving another sentence on contempt of court charges. Shryock only sent a little bit of money to legitimate cancer groups while using company bank accounts to buy himself a BMW, subscribe to an online dating service, and to pay bar tabs and a maid service, Attorney General John Suthers said in a complaint filed in Denver District Court. On his Facebook page, Shryock could be seen posing in front of his luxury car and carousing with friends. Other images show him lounging in his palatial home, which he shared with a pure-bred huskie. Boobies Rock! Inc. and Say No 2 Cancer disabled their websites back in 2013 since a Denver judge issued a temporary restraining order restricting operations and freezed accounts. According to the Colorado complaint, Shryock originally ran Boobies Rock! from San Francisco after incorporating it in California in 2011, but he moved to Castle Rock, Colo., south of Denver in 2012. Lavish lifestyle: Shryock only sent a little bit of money to legitimate cancer groups while using company bank accounts to buy himself a BMW, subscribe to an online dating service, and to pay bar tabs . Lavish lifestyle: The address in Castle Rock, Colorado, listed for Shryock is for a 4-bedroom, 6-bath mansion valued at just under $2million . Lap of luxury: Shryock's well-appointed home boasts a granite fireplace (left), Italian tile and floor-to-ceiling windows (right) overlooking the Rocky Mountains . Origin: Shryock initially ran Boobies! Rock from San Francisco after incorporating it in California in 2011 . The address once listed for Shryock was for a 4-bedroom, 6-bath mansion valued at just under $2m boasting a granite fireplace, Italian tile and floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking the Rocky Mountains. Shryock, a University of Kansas graduate, got engaged in 2013, presenting his bride-to-be with a massive diamond ring. It's unknown if the pair are still together. Shryock launched Say No 2 Cancer in January of 2012, the complaint said. Suthers wrote that the

Summary: Adam Shyrock, 35, was ordered by a judge to return $1.89 million in gross receipts and pay $4 million in civil penalties . The Colorado Attorney General's Office says District Judge Shelley Gilman ordered Shyrock to never work for another charitable organization again . Shryock only sent a little bit of money to legitimate cancer groups while using company bank accounts to fund his lavish lifestyle . Attorney General John Suthers said Shyrock used the money to buy himself a BMW, subscribe to an online dating service, and to pay bar tabs .


Britain has evacuated its last . special forces from Yemen because of the deteriorating security . situation there. The move was confirmed by a source familiar with the matter who spoke to Reuters today and follows an announcement by US officials on Saturday that the country had evacuated its own remaining personnel, including about 100 special operations forces. US State Department spokesman Jeff Rathke said in a statement: 'Due to the deteriorating security situation in Yemen, the US government has temporarily relocated its remaining personnel out of the country.' Anti-Houthi protesters demonstrate in Yemen's southwestern city of Taiz today. Iran-backed Houthis took over the city on Sunday as violence intensifies with the group's continuing push south . Mourners attend the funeral ceremony of Yemen mosque attack victim Bessar Hamud Galip Urhub at the Hasus Mosque in Sanaa today. Suicide bombers attacked two mosques in the Yemeni capital on Friday . Pro-Houthi police troopers use tear gas to disperse anti-Houthi protesters in Taiz in violent clashes today . US forces evacuated al Annad airbase near the southern city of al Houta, which was captured by al Qaeda militants on Friday. Their British counterparts are understood to have been airlifted from the capital Sana'a over the weekend. The Ministry of Defence does not comment on special forces matters. Britain withdrew staff from its embassy in Yemen last month . and temporarily suspended operations there as northern-based Houthi rebels continued their march south. Washington and Paris also closed their embassies last month as the country teeters on the brink of all-out civil war. The latest withdrawal came as pro-Houthi police troopers used tear gas to disperse anti-Houthi protesters in Yemen's southwestern city of Taiz. Iran-backed Houthis took over the city on Sunday in an escalation of a power struggle diplomats say risks drawing in neighbouring oil giant Saudi Arabia and its main regional rival Iran. The Houthis agreed to share power with Hadi after they seized Sana'a in September. Troops belonging to the Yemeni special forces loyal to General Abdel Hafedh al-Sakkaf protest at the entrance of their command in the southern city of Aden demanding outstanding wages be paid . Mourners bury the body of Bashar Arhab, a victim of one of Friday's suicide bombings at mosques. The bombers killed at least 137 worshippers and wounded hundreds more during Friday prayers . Anti-Houthi protesters run as pro-Houthi police open fire in the air to disperse them in the city of Taiz . That split the army, parliament was dissolved in February and violence continues to intensify between the two sides. Also today soldiers loyal to Yemeni president Abd-Rabbu Mansour Hadi fought off dozens of Shi'ite Houthi militiamen heading for the Sunni leader's seat of power in the southern city of Aden, militia sources and a local official told Reuters. Mr Hadi fled to the southern city of Aden in February after escaping from house arrest in Sana'a. The Houthis have taken control of the capital and six provinces. On Friday, Islamic State affiliates claimed responsibility for two bombs at mosques in Sana'a. As many

Summary: Troops airlifted from capital Sana'a amid deteriorating security situation . US evacuated its own remaining personnel on Saturday, official confirmed . Police troopers used tear gas to disperse anti-Houthi protesters in Taiz . Southwestern city was taken over by Iran-backed Houthi rebels on Sunday . Northern group continues to move south after taking capital in September . Country on brink of civil war which may involve neighbouring Saudi Arabia . ISIS affiliates claimed responsibility for deadly bombs at Sana'a mosques .