Saudi Arabia is beheading criminals at an unprecedented rate - almost half of them for non-violent drugs crimes, the human rights charity Amnesty International has warned. The Arab state is believed to have executed 38 people so far this year, treble the number in the same period in 2014 and a sign its new King Salman is showing no mercy to offenders. Now Amnesty has sounded the latest of several warnings over the country's 'unfair' justice system and harsh punishments. Regime: Some 38 people have already been beheaded in Saudi Arabia this year. King Salman (above meeting British Prime Minister David Cameron) was crowned in January and shows no sign of leniency . The charity's Saudi Arabia researcher, Sevag Kechichian, told Adam Withnall of The Independent: 'Almost half of this year's executions have actually been for non-violent drugs-related offences. 'There's no real rhyme or reason for this upsurge in executions, and in a way this makes it all the more alarming.' The Saudi authorities insist there is a surge in the number of executions because . Rape, murder, apostasy, armed robbery and drug trafficking are all punishable by death under Saudi Arabia's version of Islamic sharia law. No mercy: King Salman pictured in January . One diplomatic source told the AFP news agency the surge in beheadings had started long before the reign of King Salman, who was crowned in January after the death of his half-brother King Abdullah. 'The Saudi authorities want to show everyone they are strong, people can rely on them to keep the security and the safety in the kingdom,' said the source. The insider claimed the aim was to deter all forms of violence but the policy is linked to the kingdom's fight against the Islamic State group. In September, Saudi Arabia began air strikes against the terrorists in Syria as part of the US-led coalition, raising concerns about possible retaliation inside the kingdom. Security officers arrested three Saudis who allegedly acted 'in support of' the group when they shot and wounded a Dane in November. But Mr Kechichian said: 'The current rate has been truly unprecedented. It would... be a stretch to say that this is an attempt to deter violence.' The United Nations has said many Saudi trials are 'by all accounts grossly unfair' and that confessions are obtained under torture. Amnesty's annual report last week made a similar warning. 'Courts continued to impose death sentences for a range of crimes, including some that did not involve violence, such as "sorcery", adultery and drug offences, frequently after unfair trials,' it said. Trickle of news: Individual beheadings are only discovered when confirmed by the Interior Ministry (above) 'Some defendants, including foreign nationals facing murder charges, alleged that they had been tortured or otherwise coerced or misled into making false confessions in pre-trial detention.' Those executed have included five Pakistanis, an Indian, two Jordanians, two Syrians and a Yemeni, with few foreign governments willing to appeal publicly for clemency from the oil-rich state. Three beheadings in a single day on Tuesday - one for rape and two

Summary: Amnesty International says Arab state has beheaded 38 people this year . That is treble the number executed over the same period in 2014 . Charity says nearly half have been for non-violent drugs crimes . Tally seen as sign new King Salman will show no mercy to offenders .


Her older sister Kendall may be the model of the moment, but it looks like Kylie Jenner is fast following in her footsteps. The 17-year-old has been unveiled as the ambassador for Nip + Fab - an innovative skincare and body brand that promises to offer specially designed products to target specific skin and body concerns. Kylie joins Made In Chelsea alumni Millie Mackintosh, who was the first-ever face of the brand. Scroll down for video . Kylie Jenner, 17, has been unveiled as the ambassador for Nip + Fab - an innovative skincare range she loves . The youngest of the Kardashian/Jenner clan poses in head-to-toe leopard to announce the news on the brand's website. The reality TV star will host a live interview about all things beauty on Saturday at a top secret London location - and she's giving fans the chance to join her. Beauty aficionados who place an order on the brand's website between 9 -12 March will be entered into a draw to attend the event. Kylie has long championed the brand and cited the Glycolic Fix range as one of her #beautymusthaves one Instagram last year. As part of her new role, Kylie will host a live interview about all things beauty on Saturday at a top secret location in London . Beauty aficionados who buy something online will be entered into a draw to attend the event . She wrote: 'Obsessed with the new @nipandfab glycolic fix range from @target my new summer skin fav! #GlycolicPeel #beautymusthaves'. She also uploaded another with the caption: 'Time to remove make up - obsessed with these @nipandfab Glycolic pads that leave my skin so clean @ultabeauty #nipandfab #beautyobsession.' The £12.95 radiance-boosting pads are soaked in exfoliating glycolic acid, which claim to resurface and moisturise the skin in one hit. Kylie has long championed the brand on her Instagram feed, hailing the products among her her #musthaves . This is the latest in a string of successes for the young star, who recently landed herself a shoot in the highly acclaimed fashion bible Carine Roitfeld's Fashion Book. When Kanye West, who is married to her older sister Kim, recently debuted his first collection with sports brand Adidas, it was Kylie who he asked to star in his show in New York. Kylie also recently landed the cover of Fault magazine and looked high fashion as she posed in an Alexander Wang crop top with her hair pulled to the side in a fishtail plait. More experimental than her sisters in Keeping Up With The Kardashians, Kylie regularly posts pictures of herself trying out different make-up and hairstyles on her Instagram account so her latest coup is perfect for the starlet. This is the latest in a string of successes for the young star, who recently landed herself a shoot in Carine Roitfeld's Fashion Book . Kendall & Kylie for PacSun High Rise Lace Skinniest Jeans . Click to buy a pair now! Visit site . Did you know Kylie and Kendall Jenner created a clothing line for PacSun? No?

Summary: Kylie, 17, unveiled as ambassador for skincare brand . Will host live beauty event in London this weekend . Joins Millie Mackintosh, who was the first-ever face of the brand .


Nico Rosberg must reinvent himself in order to challenge Lewis Hamilton for this year's Formula One championship, according to Damon Hill. Rosberg lost out to Hamilton at last season's title decider in Abu Dhabi, with the Briton storming to the chequered flag as his Mercedes team-mate encountered technical gremlins. It marked Hamilton's 11th victory of the campaign, six more than Rosberg. The Mercedes pair are set to go toe-to-toe for this year's championship once more, with the Brackley-based outfit appearing to boast the strongest package ahead of Sunday's curtain raiser in Melbourne. Nico Rosberg needs a reinvention if he is to challenge Mercedes team-mate Lewis Hamilton, says Damon Hill . Hamilton roared to championship victory in 2014 with 11 race victories to his rival team-mate's six . Hamilton (left) and Rosberg come together following their final race of a tumultuous season last year . Rosberg has a more subtle skill set than his formidable team-mate Hamilton, says Hill . And Hill, the 1996 world champion, believes Rosberg has to improve on his displays of last season to stand any chance of stopping Hamilton from claiming back-to-back titles. 'Nico has talents that are slightly more subtle and less obvious than Lewis, but I think he is going to have to invent a new Nico to counter his team-mate,' said Hill. 'If you look at the strike-rate of Lewis's wins in comparison to Nico, that was pretty formidable really. Does it change that much and can it change that much over the winter? 'It can, but politically now Nico had an opportunity last year to establish himself as the guy that the team wants to invest in, but Lewis really captured that with the biggest prize going. 'The championship was delivered by Lewis, so he is clearly someone, if Mercedes have to hedge one way or the other, then they will go for Lewis.' Hamilton will begin the new campaign as the favourite to claim his third championship. But does Hill believe there is any danger that the Briton, whose celebrity status outside Formula One continues to grow following a number of showbiz appearances during the off season, will take his eye off the ball? 'You never know with Lewis,' he admitted. 'He keeps us guessing and it would be easy to take some of the signals he puts out as being slightly distracted by other things. Hamilton will begin the new Formula One campaign as the favourite to claim his third championship . Star power: Some read Hamilton's glitzy lifestyle - here he (second left) poses during Paris Fashion Week with celebrities (from left) Jared Leto, Kanye West, Olivier Rousteing, Kim Kardashian - as a distraction . 'But he knows what he is doing when he gets in the car and why he is there. He has got so much confidence in his own ability. 'I can't see him getting propely distracted. He wanted to do this all of his life and I think now he has got the ball rolling he wants to win. He can see the prizes, he collects his

Summary: Lewis Hamilton won 11 races in 2014 ahead of Nico Rosberg's six . Former world champion Damon Hill said Hamilton remains formidable . The 1996 title winner said Rosberg needs to change to beat the Brit . Hamilton goes into the season opener in Australia as favourite .


Together: Sacha Newly with his mother Joan Collins in 1999. He described her as a 'narcissist' As Alexis Carrington in the glossy soap opera Dynasty, she was a difficult and controlling mother. But Dame Joan Collins’ portrayal may have been closer to life than audiences realised, according to her only son. Sacha Newley, 49, said he loves the 81-year-old actress ‘deeper than I can process’ but added that he had a strained childhood relationship with her and described her as a ‘narcissist’ who ‘abandoned’ him and his sister Tara, 51. The portrait painter also said: ‘Her life still seems far too dramatic. Too much is happening. She is always dealing with some disaster. As much as she says she longs for a peaceful life, I don’t think she could handle it.’ Mr Newley, whose father was Dame Joan’s second husband, the actor and singer Anthony Newley, has described his early life in a yet to be published memoir, Hollywood Child; the rights have been bought by a film producer. ‘My mother wasn’t a monster, she was a narcissist,’ he said in an interview with the Sunday Times. ‘I can’t remember her hugging me, but that doesn’t mean it didn’t happen. ‘I just wanted mummy to love me, and I wanted a connection with the mummy I found so overwhelming and so dazzling. She nourished me in a way a muse nourishes; at a distance.’ He claimed his mother handed over care of her two children to a nanny because she was ‘overwhelmed’ by being a mother, leading him to feel she had abandoned him. Mr Newley puts his mother’s alleged coldness down to her difficult relationship with her own father. ‘It’s true to say my mother didn’t receive a great deal of affection from her father,’ he said. ‘He was a glacier. My mother didn’t get physical warmth from her father and a girl needs that.’ With his mother and sister Tara in 1968 (left) and with Joan Collins at Heathrow Airport when he was 17 (right) Mother and son at Buckingham Palace in 1997 as she collected her OBE. Mr Newly has revealed they had a strained childhood relationship and he felt abandoned after she left him in the care of a nanny . He also revealed his unusual relationship with the nanny, Sue Delong, who later committed suicide after being fired from a series of jobs. He said how he would get almost sexual gratification from her physical methods of disciplining him. He said: ‘There was a lot of S&M. She wouldn’t just sit on me, but sit and grind me into the carpet. It was like the relationship boys might have with their older brothers, but in my case it was with a woman who was employed, so it had a different frisson about it.’ Mr Newly with his father, Anthony Newly, Joan's second husband (left) and at his mother's book launch (right) The portrait painter also revealed his unusual relationship with the nanny, Sue Delong, who later committed suicide after being fired from a series of jobs .

Summary: Sacha Newly, 49, said he loves his 81-year-old actress mother in interview . But admitted she was difficult and had a strained relationship in childhood . Mr Newly and his sister Tara, 51, felt abandoned after being put with nanny . Portrait painter has described early life in a yet to be published memoir . He also revealed unusual relationship with nanny, Sue Delon, who died .


When Debbie McCarthy's chihuahua puppy was run over and killed by a park keeper, she expected a heartfelt apology at the very least. Instead, the man offered her a black bin bag to throw six-month-old Peanut's body away. The distraught dog lover said the council worker, who had been driving a buggy, showed no remorse. Choking back tears, Miss McCarthy said: 'The man just stood there saying, 'He is dead, he is dead'. Tragic: Peanut the adorable six-month-old chihuahua was killed after being run over by a council buggy driver in a park in Essex . 'He was just standing there with no emotion and then he turned to me and said, 'Do you want me to put him in this bag?' 'I couldn't believe what was happening. I was hysterical.' Her partner Fred Ralph, 33, added: 'You don't stuff a pet dog in a bin bag and chuck it on a skip. 'The drivers are supposed to drive the buggies at walking pace but our dog landed three metres away on the grass.' Nursery worker Miss McCarthy, 47, was at Raphael Park in Romford, Essex, with Peanut, her other dog Missy – an 11-year-old Staffordshire bull terrier – and a friend's pet, on March 12. The puppy was playing with a bulldog near a cafe and a children's playground as the owner chatted to another dog walker. Miss McCarthy heard shouts from the driver, who had been travelling down a path in the buggy with council livery, and raced over. 'I was screaming – poor Peanut was just lying there,' said the mother of two from Hornchurch. 'His eyes were open … but blood was coming out of his ear and mouth. Peanut didn't stand a chance. The man didn't even apologise.' The dog has now been cremated and his ashes placed in an urn. Devastated: Debbie McCarthy, pictured with her other dog Missy at the spot where her puppy was run over, said she screamed in horror after seeing Peanut stricken on the ground . Taxi driver Mr Ralph added: 'We've been asking for answers from the council about what happened but we've just met a brick wall. They don't seem to care. They have not apologised. 'It is disgraceful. One of their workers told me there is a sign which says, 'keep dogs on leads' which simply is not true. 'There are signs which say 'keep dogs under control', but Peanut was under control … He was just playing when he was struck.' The electric buggy has a top speed of 15mph but is supposed to be driven at 'walking speed' in parks. The couple say staff are still charging around the park at speed. Since Peanut's untimely death, Ms McCarthy has spoken with other dog walkers at the park who claim to have regularly seen the buggies being driven at speed. And only days ago, she 'screamed' at a different park keeper in a buggy to slow down, saying 'have you not learnt your lesson?'. The worker then waved to apologise before slowing his buggy down. Ms McCarthy

Summary: Debbie McCarthy, 47, of Essex, screamed in horror after buggy hit Peanut . Said she tried to revive him but blood was pouring from his ears and mouth . Claims workman responsible made grim offer without actually apologising . She added: 'Peanut wasn't scared of anything. We miss him to bits' Puppy was cremated and ashes are now in an urn at Ms McCarthy's home .


Argentina advanced to the quarter-finals of the Davis Cup on Monday, beating Brazil 3-2 after Federico Delbonis defeated Thomaz Bellucci 6-3, 3-6, 6-2, 7-5 in a match that took two days to complete. The match had been suspended because of darkness on Sunday with Delbonis leading 1-0. It started late after Leonardo Mayer needed six hours, 42 minutes to beat Joao Souza in the longest singles match ever played in the Davis Cup. Argentina's Leonardo Mayer celebrates his country's win by spraying sparkling win in Buenos Aires . Federico Delbonis beat Thomaz Bellucci to secure victory over Brazil and send Argentina to the quarter-finals . The 83rd-ranked Delbonis dropped the second set after play resumed on Monday but quickly rebounded to regain control. Argentina, who will next play Serbia, is returning to the World Group quarter-finals for the first time since 2013. Juan Martin del Potro embraces his team-mate Delbonis - and Argentina face Serbia in the next round . Delbonis hits a shot during his 6-3, 3-6, 6-2, 7-5 win over Bellucci at the Villa Martelli in Buenos Aires .

Summary: Federico Delbonis defeats Thomaz Bellucci to secure 3-2 win over Brazil . Leonardo Mayer took six hours, 42 minutes to beat Joao Souza . Their match was the longest singles match ever played in the Davis Cup . Argentina will play against Serbia in the next round .


A Catholic Church official has apologised after a priest told children and parents at a Melbourne primary school that Jill Meagher may not have met such a tragic end had she been 'more faith-filled'. Radio Station 3AW reported that the priest showed the congregation a picture of Adrian Bayley, the man convicted for the Melbourne woman's brutal rape and murder, before claiming that if Ms Meagher's faith had of been stronger she 'would have been home in bed' instead of 'walking down Sydney Road at 3am.' Scroll down for video . A priest told a congregation that Jill Meagher may not have been killed if she were 'more faith-filled' as she would have been 'home in bed' and 'not walking down Sydney Road at 3am' At least 100 people, including students, staff and parents, witnessed the comments at St Christopher's Primary School at Airport West on Friday. Greg Bennet apologised on behalf of the preist and said the 'offensive' comments did not reflect the views of the church . Monsignor Greg Bennett, vicar-general of the archdiocese of Melbourne, condemned the homily and said the 'offensive' comments did not represent the views of the church. 'We do not share the sentiment of the homily this morning and we certainly apologise for the hurt that this homily may have caused today,' he told 3AW. 'The reference to Jill Meagher in particular was offensive and inappropriate and the people of Victoria and Ireland mourn her sad and tragic death.' He said he has spoken with the priest who acknowledges that the homily was not appropriate and apologises for the 'upset' and 'offence' it may have caused. Carolyn Worth, manager of the South Eastern Centre Against Sexual Assault, told Fairfax media that the comments were an 'extreme' form of 'victim blaming'. 'This is about a violent, dangerous man who attacked somebody. It's not about what she was doing,' she said. The revelations come amid comments from Victoria police, spurred by the stabbing murder of Masa Vukotic, warning women to take reasonable precautions when walking in parks at night, and if possible avoid it all together. Ms Worth said women 'have a right' to walk the streets alone without fearing an attack from a 'dangerous predator'. Dangerous predator:Mr Bayley was sentenced to life in prison after he was convicted of raping and killing Ms Meagher in a Brunswick laneway in September 2012 . 'It's offensive to all women, certainly to Jill Meagher's family. In some ways it's insulting to religious people too because it isn't about being out at 3am. [Masa Vukotic] was out at 7pm at a time lots of us would be out walking. You expect to be safe from being attacked at any of those times. 'To have someone suggest that the problem is that you don't believe in God enough is ignoring completely what actually happens when there are dangerous men out attacking people.' Mr Bayley was sentenced to life in prison after he was convicted of raping and killing Ms Meagher in a Brunswick laneway in September 2012. Backlash: Twitter users didn't

Summary: A priest made controversial comments at a primary school on Friday . The comments related to the death of Melbourne woman Jill Meagher . He said if her faith had been stronger she may not have been killed . She should have been 'home in bed' instead of 'walking the street', he said . A Church official has been forced to apologise for the heinous comments . 'We do not share the sentiment of the homily this morning and we certainly apologise for the hurt that this homily may have caused today'


Jenson Button can understand the reasoning why Fernando Alonso will not be making his second debut with McLaren this weekend. On the advice of doctors, Alonso is absent from the season-opening Australian Grand Prix after sustaining concussion following a heavy crash on the final day of the second pre-season test last month. Fears were expressed to Alonso of 'second-impact syndrome' whereby a serious brain injury, or even death, could occur should the 33-year-old be involved in a second incident so soon after the first. Jenson Button walks through the paddock at the Albert Park circuit ahead of the Australian Grand Prix . After several weeks testing (above), the Formula One season gets underway in Melbourne on Sunday . Despite that there has been scepticism of the decision, particularly as Alonso spent three days in a local hospital and passed a variety of tests. Button knows what it is like to suffer concussion as he was involved in a severe accident in practice for the 2003 Monaco Grand Prix, yet just a fortnight later was back behind the wheel of his car in Canada. On reflection, Button knows he should arguably have never driven in that subsequent race, so can understand the precautions taken with Alonso, even if they appear extreme. 'As far as I know he (Alonso) had three days (in hospital) undergoing every scan and check under the sun,' said Button. 'I'm sure whatever they've chosen to do is the correct decision. The British F1 driver understands why McLaren team-mate Fernando Alonso will miss the race . Alonso suffered concussion after a high speed crash at the Circuit de Catalunya on February 22 . 'Concussions vary. Some are very light, and then you have different grades of concussion, brain damage. 'For me, I raced two weeks after an accident in Monaco in 2003, with checks of standing on a box, closing one eye and whatever else I had to do. 'To be honest, I scraped through, so they let me race, but that was nearly 13 years ago. Now the checks are very stringent. 'With the incidents we've had, in particular with Jules (Bianchi in Japan last year), the medical people are going to be more strict, and so they should be.' A helicopter takes Alonso to hospital after the former world champion crashed during pre-season testing . The Spaniard waves to supporters after leaving hospital, having passed numerous tests . Despite Alonso's incident at Barcelona's Circuit de Catalunya, Button insists he has no issues with the car. Initially, speculation centred on mechanical failure or an electrical issue given the new McLaren is now powered by Honda. The Woking-based marque, however, categorically ruled out any such faults and instead stated a freak gust of wind played its part in the double world champion veering off track and into a wall. Heading into Sunday's race at Melbourne's Albert Park, despite the lack of running throughout testing given numerous other glitches, Button maintains the car is one of the best he has driven. Button was involved in a serious accident at the 2003

Summary: Fernando Alonso will miss F1 opener in Australia after suffering concussion during pre-season testing . McLaren team-mate Jenson Button understands the reasons for safety . British driver was involved in serious accident at 2003 Monaco Grand Prix .


Liberal-led governments in Australia are 'bad for women', according to a new report that claims to show gender imbalance in boardrooms across governments is getting worse. Women on Boards has released its 2015 Boardroom Diversity Index, which shows the superannuation industry, sport and not-for-profit sectors are improving gender balance at a board level. But the federal, Queensland and Western Australian governments are falling behind, according to Women on Boards director Claire Braund. Scroll down for video . Liberal-led governments in Australia are 'bad for women', according to the 2015 Boardroom Diversity Index released by Women on Boards . 'It's hard not to conclude that conservative leaning governments are bad for women,' Ms Braund said. 'It is clear to us that the message is starting to hit home in a number of important areas in the economy - in particular superannuation and ASX companies - but unfortunately not with some governments.' Minister Assisting the Prime Minister for Women Michaelia Cash has called the scorecard results 'false and absurd', the Australian Financial Review reports. The number of women on boards fell by just 0.6 percent from the 91 federal government boards included in the research. the federal, Queensland and Western Australian governments are falling behind, according to Women on Boards director Claire Braund . But Women on Boards also pointed to the 2014 Australian Government Gender Balance on Boards Report that showed the number of female board members was down by two per cent on the previous year across 387 government boards. 'This is a worrying trend that, if it continues, could easily move to five or 10 per cent and erode the excellent work done by the previous federal government to move women into board roles via its Boardlinks program,' Ms Braund said. Queensland posted the biggest loss of with a loss of 13.6 percent in the number of women serving on the boards of state owned corporations, while Western Australia followed with minus 3.2 percent. Minister Assisting the Prime Minister for Women Michaelia Cash has called the scorecard results 'false and absurd' The research revealed gender balance on governing bodies of universities, national sporting organisations, affordable housing companies, Medicare Locals, State Health Services (NSW, Vic and Qld) and State Owned Corporations in NSW, Victoria and South Australia was above 30 per cent. Senator Cash said any dip in the number of women in government board roles was a byproduct of bringing 460 boards down to 387 for cost-cutting measures. 'Over 800 board positions were abolished between 30 June 2013 and 30 June 2014. This in turn has impacted on the gender balance of government boards,' she said.

Summary: Women on Boards released its 2015 Boardroom Diversity Index report . It says conservative governments in Australia are falling behind . Superannuation industry, sport and not-for-profit sectors are improving gender balance at a board level . Minister Assisting the Prime Minister for Women Michaelia Cash has called the scorecard results 'false and absurd'


From Dame Vera Lynn to Ella Fitzgerald they are some of the nation’s best loved singers. But their music offers more than just relaxation. According to Dame Esther Rantzen, songs from a bygone age can benefit the emotional and mental health of older people by reminding them of the loves and dreams of their past. With this in mind she has collaborated on an album of music from the 1940s to the 1970s titled Silver Linings, Songs of a Lifetime. Dame Esther Rantzen believes songs from a bygone age can benefit the health of older people and has collaborated on an album of 1940s to 1970s music, featuring Dame Vera Lynn (left) and Ella Fitzgerald (right) The music on the £12 Silver Linings, Songs of a Lifetime album (pictured above), which is being sold by Amazon, HMV and iTunes, was chosen by Dame Esther and those who benefit from The Silver Line charity . Tom Jones, Dame Vera Lynn, Petula Clark, Ella Fitzgerald and Dionne Warwick are just some of the artists who feature on the compilation which has been created to generate funds for Dame Esther’s Silver Line helpline. Launched in 2013 for the lonely elderly, volunteers are now taking up to 1,000 calls a day and £1 from every album sale will go towards providing much needed funds for the charity. The former That’s Life! Presenter who is now 74 said yesterday: ‘Listening to the music of our youth - which reminds us of the time we dreamed, fell in love, went out with friends, the world was in front of us and nothing seemed impossible - makes us feel young. ‘It has been found to turn the clock back, physically, mentally and emotionally. So it’s really good for us.’ The music on the £12 album, which is being sold by Amazon, HMV and iTunes, was chosen by Dame Esther and the people who benefit from The Silver Line. Former That’s Life! Presenter, Dame Esther Rantzen (pictured) believes music from a bygone age can help benefit the mental health of older people . Among them is 93-year-old Bob Lowe, who moved Radio 5 Live listeners to tears last year after sharing a poem that he wrote to his late wife Kath following her death from Alzheimer’s. In their youth Mr and Mrs Lowe danced to many of the songs on the album. A black and white image on its cover captures the couple dancing in high spirits. The music on the album is also a soundtrack to Dame Esther’s life and she shares one of her memories, involving her former husband Desmond Wilcox who died from heart disease in 2010, on the sleeve notes: ‘Ella [Fitzgerald] singing Every Time We Say Goodbye is a lovely but sad ballad, expressing the pangs of parting. 'My late husband, Desmond, used to sing it to me when he had to leave, but as he was completely tone-deaf, we used to dissolve into laughter, and that eased the pain and gave us a joyous memory, until we met again. ‘And Up, Up and Away

Summary: Dame Esther Rantzen has created compilation of songs from a bygone age . She believes older tunes can benefit emotional and mental health of elderly . Created album of 1940 to 1970s music - Silver Linings, Songs of a Lifetime . It features Tom Jones, Dame Vera Lynn, Petula Clark and Ella Fitzgerald .


Biohacking has brought us the 'Frankenburger' and vegan cheese but the latest developments could lead to cultured designer fragrances. Experts in Boston are developing a perfume that smells exactly like roses but is made from genetically engineered strains of yeast. They hope to use the technology to create a range of perfumes that even the most discerning customer won't be able to tell apart from the real thing. Experts in Boston are developing a perfume that smells exactly like roses but is made from genetically engineered strains of yeast. They hope to use the technology to create a range of designer perfumes that even the most discerning customer won't be able to tell apart form the real thing . The plans were revealed to Aviva Rutkin at New Scientist by bioengineers from Gingko Bioworks. Rose oil used in perfume is typically harvested from large fields of the flowers planted across Europe. But because these crops can be affected by changes in weather or natural disasters the yield can vary wildly, which has led to perfumers searching for artificial alternatives. To make the cultured fragrance as close to the real thing as possible, the bioengineers at Gingko coded the genes of the rose to discover which enzymes are responsible for producing its smell. Rose oil used in perfume is harvested from large fields of the flowers planted across Europe. But because these crops can be affected by changes in weather or natural disasters the yield can vary wildly, which has led to perfumers searching for artificial alternatives. To make the cultured fragrance as close to the real thing as possible, the bioengineers at Gingko coded the genes of the rose to discover which enzymes are responsible for producing its smell. From these enzymes the experts can identify specific chemical compounds involved in the odour. They then modify the genome of yeast to engineer multiple strains of the fungus which each produce different metabolic reactions. The key is to engineer reactions between microbes that create the compounds found the scent of a rose. From these enzymes the experts can identify specific chemical compounds involved in the odour. They then modify the genome of yeast to engineer multiple strains of the fungus which each produce different metabolic reactions. The key is to engineer reactions between microbes that create the same compounds found in the scent of a rose. And the firm told Ms Rutkin that this can involve adding genes from a rose or other plant to the yeast's genome to force these reactions. The Boston-based firm is working with flavours and fragrance company Robertet and sends samples of each stage to the French firm for analysis and feedback. The goal is to create a designer fragrance that can be created in bulk and sold to consumers. Gingko is also working on other fragrances as well as cultured flavours and sweeteners. 'We're working on a number of cultured flowers where the scent of the wild flower is difficult or impossible to capture through traditional extraction - such as lily of the valley and hyacinth,' Jason

Summary: 'Cultured fragrance' has been developed by Boston's Gingko Bioworks . Biohackers coded rose genes to see which enzymes produce its smell . They are now experimenting with modifying the genome of yeast so that reactions within its microbes produced the same smell compounds . Experts are creating different strains of yeast to see which ones work best . They are also sending samples to perfumers to make precise modifications .


Musical superstars have offered to perform at a VIP party being organised for the man who was ridiculed for dancing in public - where he will be surrounded by thousands of beautiful women. Pharrell Williams, Moby and Andrew W.K have all lent their support to the Londoner known affectionately as Dancing Man by telling him not to be ashamed to dance. Two photos of him were posted online with the caption: 'Spotted this specimen trying to dance the other week. He stopped when he saw us laughing.' The man who was pictured happily dancing in one shot - and bowing his head in apparent humiliation and dejection in the other - was tracked down thanks to a social media campaign. The music lover who is named Sean and lives in London was identified after upset Twitter user Cassandra Fairbanks, from California, spotted the photos and asked other users to help find him. The Free Thought Project activist manage located him within hours and 2,000 other women have now invited him to a huge party in Los Angeles where it is believed he will be the only man. Pharrell, who has had number one hits with Blurred Lines and Happy, asked Cassandra to keep him informed about the party and tweeted to Sean: 'Never be ashamed of yourself.' The same warm sentiment was offered by Moby - real named Richard Melville Hall - who offered his DJ services for free. Scroll down for video . Nasty: Sean, of London, became known as the Dancing Man after these two photos of him were posted online with the caption: 'Spotted this specimen trying to dance the other week. He stopped when he saw us laughing' Outraged: The post was later screenshot and posted on Imgur , where it attracted the attention of thousands of social media users, including Cassandra Fairbanks (above), who said she was 'horrified' by its 'cruel' nature . Success! After launching a Twitter campaign, The Free Thought Project activist manage to locate Sean within hours. Above, Sean posted a photo of himself holding up a sign reading: 'Hi Cass & Twitter (as requested!)' Superstars: Some of the biggest names in music including Pharrell Williams (left) and Moby (right) have Tweeted to say they will perform at the event . Star support: Both Pharrell and Moby told Dancing Man not to be ashamed to dance as they posted their support for Sean on Twitter . The success of Ms Fairbanks's tweet and the subsequent party invite has touched the hearts of people across the world, with many social media users deeming the story 'amazing' and tear-jerking. Sean was first pictured dancing enthusiastically at what appeared to be a concert last month. But after the bullying cameraman and his friend started laughing at him, he bowed his head in shame. The bullies later uploaded the two, contrasting photos of Sean to the anonymous message board, 4chan, alongside the nasty message labeling him a 'specimen' and criticizing his carefree dancing. The post was then screenshot and posted on Imgur, where it attracted the attention of

Summary: Pharrell Williams, Moby and Andrew W.K all want to perform at the party . Dancing Man humiliated by bullies who posted two photos of him online . In one image, he was seen dancing enthusiastically to music at concert . In other, he was bowing head, ashamed, after the bullies laughed at him . 'Spotted this specimen trying to dance the other week,' cameraman said . Images, initially posted to 4chan, were spotted by Cassandra Fairbanks . She tweeted them on Thursday, asking users to help her to identify man . On Friday morning, he was successfully identified as Sean from London . Now, he has been sent VIP invite to dance party in LA with 1,727 women .


It claimed the lives of four family members and has left his brother bedbound. Now, the cruel disease that has gripped several generations of Chris Graham's family has struck again. Mr Graham himself was diagnosed with early-onset Alzheimer's disease at just 34. The ex-serviceman, now 39, discovered in 2010 that he carries the same faulty gene that claimed the lives of his father, aunt, cousin and granddad, all in their 40s. This rare, inherited, or 'familial' form of Alzheimer's disease has also left his 43-year-old brother, Tony, bedbound in a care home and being fed through a tube. Scroll down for video . Chris Graham was diagnosed with early-onset Alzheimer's disease at just 34. Several members of his family have been killed by the cruel, genetic form of the condition . Like his brother, Mr Graham carries a faulty version of PSEN-1 gene, which affects around 400 families worldwide. The father-of-three, from Carterton in Oxfordshire, is experiencing mild memory problems, but knows it is a case of when, not if, his dementia progresses. Although he is young, the disease process will affect him in the same way as the estimated 500,000 people with Alzheimer's in the UK. Mr Graham, who was medically discharged from the Army in January after 23 years' service, said: 'My friends didn't believe me when I told them I had Alzheimer's disease. 'At the age of 39, it just doesn't make sense to people: I'm fighting fit – how can I have something like that? We still think of Alzheimer's as a bit of forgetfulness as we get older. The truth is far worse.' He continued: 'My family has been hit hard by Alzheimer's. Dad died aged 42. He was in hospital so long I don't really remember him, I was only six or seven at the time. 'His sister, my aunt Thelma, died at 41 as she inherited the faulty gene too. I also lost a cousin, Thelma's daughter, at 41, and a granddad, Dad's father, at 46 to the disease.' This rare, inherited, or 'familial' form of Alzheimer's disease has also left his 43-year-old brother, Tony (pictured with his son), bedbound in a care home and being fed through a tube . The disease also claimed the life of Mr Graham's father. He said: 'My family has been hit hard by Alzheimer's. Dad died aged 42. He was in hospital so long I don't really remember him, I was only six or seven at the time' As one of four children, each of Mr Graham and his siblings had a 50/50 chance of inheriting the gene from their father. While his two sisters avoided the genetic curse, tragically, both he and his brother Tony have been struck by it. Speaking about his brother, who was diagnosed in 2006, said: 'He's in an old folk's home, he can't move and has to be fed through a tube. He can't speak but can raise a smile sometimes.' Alzheimer's disease is the most common form of dementia and is responsible for killing brain cells and shrinking the brain 400

Summary: Chris Graham was diagnosed with early onset Alzheimer's five years ago . Disease has claimed the lives of four other close family members . Killed his father at the age of 42, and Chris' brother is bedbound at just 43 . He is now fundraising for research into Alzheimer's disease . Plans to cycle 16,000 miles around Canada and America next month .


A biker led police on a high speed motorcycle chase through two Southern California counties while performing stunts and appearing to take a selfie. He taunted California Highway Patrol officers at speeds of over 100 mph and ran several red lights. During the hour long pursuit he even climbed onto the seat, let go with his hands and stood up. The biker performed daring stunts at high speed with highway patrol in hot pursuit . News helicopters followed the chase closely as it looped through the streets of Los Angeles running several red lights . His impressive agility at speed was a thrill to watch and one point he appeared to take a selfie (right) At one point he parked in a cul-de-sac and took his helmet off and appeared to adjust his ear buds. At another point he was cornered in a dead end street by an officer, but drove right past him, almost clipping the car's open door, myfoxla.com reported. Scroll down for video . He seemed to slow down and talk to two officers on motorcycles who were riding next to him at one stage. The chase started and ended in San Bernadino County but crossed briefly into Los Angeles County at 6 p.m. on Wednesday. He finally returned to San Bernadino County, pulled into a gas station at Cucamonga and San Bernardino streets in Ontario and surrendered. The biker was originally being pursued for reckless driving and is now in police custody. He finally pulled into a gas station and surrendered to police after the hour long pursuit . A woman calmly pumps gas as the biker is detained by highway patrol officers after chase . The biker is now in police custody - the pursuit orginally started due to reckless driving .

Summary: He taunted cops throughout the hour long pursuit even standing on the seat of the bike . At one point he appeared to pull out his phone and take a selfie . California Highway Patrol pursued him and at one stage cornered him, but he escaped almost clipping an open police car door . He finally pulled into a gas station and surrendered to police .


Families crossing the Channel by Eurotunnel or ferry face Easter misery after ministers insisted on introducing new exit checks during one of the busiest getaways of the year. Queues of up to five miles and lengthy delays are predicted when the new regime starts on April 8. Under the new rules, the passport of every passenger in a car or coach will have to be individually scanned. Ministers insist that knowing who is leaving the country is vital for counting the number of immigrants in Britain and fighting crime and terrorism. Nightmare journeys: P&O Ferries has claimed new border control rules will cause huge delays leaving the country with 'coachloads of little old ladies bearing the brunt' But even though no checks have taken place over the past 17 years, the Home Office decided the best date to reinstate them should be on the second week in April – when vast numbers of Britons head to the continent during the Easter school break. Ferry companies warn that holidaymakers will be held in queues on the A20 in Kent, blocking the route between Dover and Folkestone during one of the busiest times of year. MPs on the home affairs select committee were sent a letter from the UK Chamber of Shipping claiming trials had shown that queues of at least 650 vehicles would form on busy days. Tim Reardon, the chamber’s policy director, said: ‘The model showed that, with tourist and freight check-in transactions extended by exit checks, the queue of traffic heading for the port of Dover would extend at least 8km, blocking the A20 almost as far as Folkestone.’ Eurotunnel calculates the new system will quadruple the time taken to get vehicles onto shuttle trains. Buses with 30 or more passengers on board will take even longer. Checking a car on to a cross-Channel train takes 15 seconds at the moment. But passport checks on up to five passengers will stretch that closer to two minutes, adding to delays. Eurotunnel public affairs director John Keefe said: ‘You only have to multiply the number of people in each vehicle – five six or seven in a car or 30 or more in a coach – to see how this will play out. Protective measures: The checks start on April 8 and Eurotunnel and ferry companies will be checking the passports of all those leaving the country to tighten national security . ‘That increases the risk of congestion and delays. That’s the risk we are trying to mitigate. But the risks are significant.’ Advice: Immigration Minister James Brokenshire told the Today programme that people should set out on their journeys earlier to avoid delays . Ministers were last night under pressure from MPs to make exceptions to the rules, such as large coach parties. Interviewed on BBC Radio Four’s Today programme yesterday, immigration minister James Brokenshire twice hesitated before saying passengers should set out early on their journeys. Quizzed a third time, he said: ‘On busy days I think it is advisable for anyone to set out earlier to ensure that they are

Summary: Unpopular new measure to be introduced at British borders in Easter break . Passports to be checked for all passengers in cars or coaches leaving UK . P&O Ferries claims it is 'little old ladies' who will suffer under the new rules . Eurotunnel chief said it could push border management 'beyond capacity' But ministers say it is vital for counting the number of immigrants in Britain .


A South American coati which was wrongly mistaken for a 'small bear' has been captured after it spent two months on the run. The animal escaped from its private owner in Fawley, in Buckinghamshire, just after New Year and the RSPCA were inundated with calls from people claiming to have seen a 'small bear'. Animal welfare officers began hunting the clawed coati after he was spotted up a tree in a garden in Marlow, last month. Scroll down for video . Found: The South American coati was spotted by members of the public, who believed it was a 'small bear' He was finally caught in a humane trap last Monday in the village and was reunited with his owners. Dennis Lovell, the charity's animal collection officer, said the caoti had been missing a month before they were contacted. He said: 'In early February we received a flurry of calls regarding a small bear like animal that was spotted in and around the Marlow area. 'It was eventually established it was actually a coatimundi that was on the loose after escaping from a home in the area. 'We soon discovered where he had escaped from and were in contact with the owners about getting him home safely. 'The coati seemed to be favouring three gardens by the river to visit for food so we laid a humane trap with pieces of fresh fruit at one of the properties. 'Thanks to the help of the nearby householders we were able to keep an eye on the trap and as soon as he was in there I was able to go down, collect him and return him to his owners. Caught: The coati escaped from its private owners after New Year and was finally captured in a humane trap . 'Considering he had been on the run for around two months he was in a very good condition and it was lovely to be able to reunite him with his owners.' Coatis, full name coatimundis and distant relatives to the raccoon, can be difficult to look after because their needs are so specialist. They are native to South, Central and parts of North America and are commonly found in tropical forests, living primarily on a diet of insects. The RSPCA has recommended that anyone considering getting one as a pet thoroughly researches the species.

Summary: Animal escaped from private owner in Buckinghamshire after New Year . RSPCA received calls from members of public who spotted a 'small bear' He was caught in a humane trap last Monday and reunited with owners . Coatis are commonly found in tropical forests and live on diet of insects .


Another weekend and more discussions and dissatisfaction with officiating. At Old Trafford I could actually understand how Roger East thought that Wes Brown had clipped Radamel Falcao but the clear and obvious foul was clearly by John O'Shea. East was right to award the penalty kick. What mystified me was that the PGMO decided, unusually, to issue a statement regarding the incident, perhaps in an attempt to support one of their officials. East's statement, in which he felt Brown had made the foul for the penalty, makes it impossible for the FA to transfer the red card to O'Shea as they can only do so when the referee accepts that he has disciplined the wrong player. Wes Brown was sent off for a foul on Falcao even though it appeared John O'Shea made the contact . Gus Poyet's side are appealing Brown's red card but an overturn isn't certain . Roger East sends off Brown (right) and Poll admits he can understand his decision to show him the red card . Now the red card will be issued to Brown, although he has appealed it as he did not foul Falcao. Had no statement been made then the card could have been transferred and natural justice could have taken place - even when referees get decisions right there appears to be a mess-up. Nothing is certain, however, in the discredited disciplinary process following the Ashley Barnes and Nemanja Matic incident. Barnes could not be charged for a clearly and widely accepted red card challenge while a player guilty of violent conduct, according to the FA, had a reduced ban for some bizarre reason. Either he was guilty or not. Another example is that Crystal Palace captain Mile Jedinak should be charged for his clearly deliberate forearm smash on West Ham's Diafra Sakho towards the end of Palace's win at Upton Park. It appeared to be unseen by referee Mike Dean but was around the area of active play, where the ball was present, so could that be deemed as 're-refereeing' an incident? I hope not as the Australian certainly deserves a ban for the mindless assault. Mile Jedinak's elbow was labelled a 'mindless assault' and Poll says he should be punished . The Crystal Palace midfielder caught West Ham striker Diafra Sakho and was lucky not to injure him . There was more dissatisfaction, and this time by both mangers over the performance of referee Neil Swarbrick at The Britannia Stadium. There were three key incidents although both Steve Bruce and Mark Hughes seemed less than happy with the general refereeing. Two acts of serious foul play escaped Swarbrick's detection and Stephen Ireland was involved in both. First he went into a challenge with David Meyler leading with a sideways, stamping studs first boot which could have caused a really nasty injury – it certainly endangered his opponents safety and should have led to a red card. Just ten minutes later it appeared that Hull's Maynor Figueroa decided to take the law into his own hands and went through Ireland from behind,

Summary: Wes Brown was sent off for a foul on Falcao when it appeared John O'Shea fouled him but Roger East's decision was understandable at the time . Poyet's side have appealed but nothing is certain with the bizarre rules . Mile Jedinak needs to be punished for his 'mindless assault' on West Ham striker Diafra Sakho during Crystal Palace's 3-1 win at Upton Park . Steve Bruce and Mark Hughes were both unhappy with Neil Swarbrick . Stephen Ireland was left needing a number of stitches after the clash .


A dog is dead and two people are being questioned by authorities after a pickup truck drove onto a frozen river in New Jersey and sunk. The truck, which was driven onto Toms River near Pine Beach last night, was recovered this morning by search and rescue teams from the New Jersey State Police and US Coast Guard. Two people voluntarily turned themselves in and they are being questioned about the incident. The United States Coast Guard Mid-Atlantic division provided this aerial shot of the scene in Pine Beach, New Jersey. A dead dog was recovered after a pickup trunk sunk in Toms River last night . A dead boxer mix was found in the truck, but no people were found inside of the submerged pickup . The search and rescue effort for the truck involved crew members wearing 'ice rescue' suits and 'fan boats' Authorities were alerted about the truck after a witness reported seeing it doing 'donuts' after driving onto the river around midnight last night. Before the truck hit the ice, a male passenger was seen getting out. A helicopter crew spotted a hole in the ice this morning and the truck was found approximately 100 feet from shore, NJ Advance Media reported. No people were found in the submerged pickup, but a dead boxer mix was found inside. Toms River police wrote on Facebook: 'Police units responded and also observed the vehicle on the ice. 'The headlight and brake lights could be seen from the shoreline as the vehicle headed South and West towards the other side of the river. 'After a period of time went by the lights suddenly were no longer visible. 'Fearing that the truck broke through the ice, search teams were activated.' The rescue effort involved crew members wearing 'ice rescue' suits and using 'fan boats'. The New Jersey State Police Marine Unit and the Pine Beach Police Department are continuing to investigate.

Summary: Pickup truck sunk in Toms River near Pine Beach, New Jersey, last night . Before it crashed through the ice, the truck was seen doing 'donuts' Truck was found this morning and a dead boxer mix was discovered inside . Two people have turned themselves in and they are being questioned .


Manchester United midfielder Michael Carrick has his sights firmly set on finishing in the top-two of the Premier League after closing the gap to just two points on rivals Manchester City. Louis van Gaal's side produced arguably their best performance of the season to blow top-four rivals Tottenham away in a dominant first-half display. Following Manchester City's shock defeat by Burnley on Saturday evening, United are within touching distance of Manuel Pellegrini's side with nine games remaining. Michael Carrick celebrates after giving Manchester United a two-goal lead against Tottenham on Sunday . The midfielder scored against his former club with a header during the first half at Old Trafford . Liverpool (away) - March 22 . Aston Villa (home) - April 4 . Man City (home) - April 12 . Chelsea (away) - April 18 . Everton (away) - April 26 . West Brom (home) - May 2 . Crystal Palace (away) - May 9 . Arsenal (home) - May 16 . Hull (away) - May 24 . Carrick, who was instrumental in Sunday's win at Old Trafford, says United are now aiming to catch their city rivals. 'We have got to aim for second,' the midfielder was quoted as saying by the Manchester Evening News. 'We're within touching distance now. You look at the table now and it is so tight. But I suppose really we've just got to look to next Sunday. 'It sets us up for another big game at Anfield. Every game is important now. There are going to be ups and downs because that is how it is, especially in the last nine or 10 games. Carrick is joined by his team-mates after netting the second goal during the 3-0 win . Manchester City were beaten 1-0 by Burnley on Saturday - United are now just two points behind them . 'Hopefully when that pressure kicks in, and it goes up and up, then we perform even better and we're going to have to in the weeks to come. 'For this club the Champions League is the place to be isn’t it? We had been in it for so long and not being involved on the big nights makes you realise what it is all about.'

Summary: Manchester United beat Tottenham 3-0 at Old Trafford on Sunday . Win moved Louis van Gaal's sive to within two points of Manchester City . Michael Carrick says United are now aiming to beat their rivals to second . Chris Smalling: Manchester United can beat City to second place . CLICK HERE for all the latest Manchester United news .


A new study of the Islamic State's finances has revealed previous that estimates suggesting the terror group earns $2billion every year could be far too low. ISIS' finance chief Sheikh Abu Saad al-Ansari - who operates from ISIS' Iraqi stronghold Mosul - is understood to have recently approved the terror group's first annual budget - revealing and estimated spend of $2 billion this year, plus a expected surplus of $250 million. The budget suggests ISIS' annual income could be as much a quarter of a billion dollars more than experts previously suggested - with the bulk of the terror group's revenue coming from oil sales, organ harvesting, ransom and extortion payments, and the looting and sale of ancient antiquities. If the revised figure is accurate, it means ISIS' annual income now exceeds that of Al Qaeda - making the terror group lead by Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi the wealthiest jihadi organisation in history. Criminal: Despite ISIS' claims to be a devout religious organisation, the majority of their income is believed to come from illegal means - such as mafia-style extortion threats - and even drug and people smuggling . The United States Treasury's Under Secretary for Terrorism and Financial Intelligence, David S Cohen, appeared to confirm that ISIS earns far more than previously estimated, according to Middle East Eye, by confirming that the terror group's budget was more than $2 billion. Despite ISIS' claims to be a devout religious organisation, the majority of their income is believed to come from illegal means - such as the black-market sale of oil, mafia-style extortion threats - and even drug and people smuggling. According to the Russian Federal Drug Control Service, ISIS has turned the ancient city of Nineveh, adjacent to Turkish borders, is a centre for its heroin trade, MME reports.. Experts believe that roughly $1billion of ISIS' income comes from the sale of heroin and that half the heroin on sale in Europe has passed through the terrorists' hands and helped to fill its coffers. Power: If the revised figure is accurate, it means ISIS' annual income now exceeds that of Al Qaeda - making the terror group lead by Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi (pictured) the wealthiest jihadi organisation in history . MailOnline revealed last December that human organ traffiking is another way ISIS finances its activities . Last month the UN's ambassador to Iraq, Mohamed Alhakim, claimed that dozens of bodies with surgical incisions and missing body parts have been found in shallow mass graves near Mosul. Looted treasure: This gold-plated bronze figurine was stolen from a museum in Hama, western Syria . Speaking of ISIS' organ harvesting operations, Mr Alhakim said: 'We have bodies. Come and examine them. It is clear they are missing certain parts.' He also said a dozen doctors have been 'executed' in Mosul for refusing to participate in organ harvesting. The shocking news of ISIS trade in human organs was first revealed in a report by al-Monitor news website in December, citing an Iraqi ear, nose and throat doctor named Siruwan al-Mosuli. He told the site that ISIS commanders

Summary: ISIS believed to make $250 million more each year than previously thought . Income generated from oil sales, organ harvesting, extortion and ransoms . Militants also believed to make $1billion a year from drug sales - with half the heroin in Europe now thought to have come via ISIS . Revised income means ISIS is now the wealthiest jihadi group in history .


Following Sunday's El Clasico spectacle that hugely intensified the run-in for the La Liga title between Barcelona and Real Madrid, Rio Ferdinand gave his stance on the age-old debate of who is better: Cristano Ronaldo or Lionel Messi? Choosing to stay somewhat impartial to the discussion the former England international says we should stand back and appreciate the sheer brilliance we are witnessing in the presence of two of the world's greatest ever players. 'It's inevitable we do all this "who's better? Blah, blah, blah" but we should just be enjoying being around these two players and seeing it,' the QPR defender said. Rio Ferdinand (right) speaks to the camera alongside Queen's Park Rangers team-mate Bobby Zamora . Lionel Messi is La Liga's top scorer this season with 32 goals but Cristiano Ronaldo is not far behind . The Real Madrid striker's goal in El Clasico on Sunday took him to just one goal behind the Barcelona forward . 'When Ronaldo, the Brazilian one - who should have been the best if he weren't injured - was scoring 30 goals a season [everybody said]: "Oh he's a genius, he's the best ever."' Messi and Ronaldo are this season's top scorers in La Liga, with 32 and 31 goals respectively with 10 games to go. Speaking from his car, kitted out with an X-Box and television screen, the former Manchester United star posted an image on Instagram of himself and Hoops team-mate Bobby Zamora. The two were taking each other on in an in-car game of FIFA whilst travelling to training at the Imperial College Sports Ground, London. The 2008 Champions League winner wrote: 'En route to training.. Winning at FIFA #shock' after beating the former Fulham striker 2-1 with Paris Saint Germain. The former England international raises his finger in victory after beating Zamora in an in-car game of FIFA .

Summary: Rio Ferdinand played FIFA 15 and talked Lionel Messi vs Cristiano Ronaldo . The QPR defender said we should appreciate the talents of the magical duo . Ferdinand spoke from his car complete with an X-Box and multiple screens .


Luis Suarez left the field a loser last October in his first ever Clasico but on Sunday night he walked off the pitch a man who had put the league title within touching distance of his team – some way to mark your first ever home game against Real Madrid. ‘That’s why we paid a lot of money for him, he compliments what we already have,’ said Luis Enrique of a performance and a goal that meant even though Real Madrid had successfully subdued Lionel Messi they still lost the game. The Barcelona squad have plenty of players who float like butterflies, but at times over the last few seasons what they have really needed was someone who could sting like a bee – Luis Suarez did exactly that on Sunday night. Luis Suarez celebrates after scoring for Barcelona in his first ever home match against Real Madrid . Suarez gets the better of Real Madrid pair Pepe (left) and Sergio Ramos to score for Barcelona on Sunday . It wasn’t quite the 3-1 win that earlier in the season Real Madrid inflicted on Barcelona – and that could still matter if the two teams finish level on points such is the head-to-head goal-difference rule in Spain – but it was still some performance and some win. And what a difference five months had made. That Santiago Bernabeu Clasico was Suarez’s debut after his Fifa ban for biting Georgio Cheillini had ended. He made an almost instant impact setting up Neymar to score after just four minutes. He then laid another golden opportunity on a plate for Messi only to see it missed and Real Madrid come back into the game and win it 3-1. On Sunday night the impact was not so instant but it was lasting. Luis Enrique will also have made a note of how two other new signings who were both still bedding-in last October were also very important in the win. He had insisted on the club signing Real Sociedad keeper Claudio Bravo and he was outstanding, making brilliant saves from Karim Benzema at both ends of the second half. Jeremy Mathieu, meanwhile, was the unlikely scorer of the first goal. ‘I have been pushing myself to get my first goal for the club and finally it comes in the biggest game’ he said. He was also outstanding defensively alongside an immense Gerard Pique. Suarez is crowded out during his first-ever El Clasico match at the Bernabeu as Barcelona lost 3-1 in October . Defender Jeremy Mathieu celebrates with his Barcelona team-mates after giving his team the lead . Luis Enrique was questioned for requesting the signing of Mathieu – a 30-year-old defender with a €20m price tag was always going to have a hard job convincing supporters but Sunday night’s display will have gone a long way to doing that. For Suarez the convincing had already been done with those two crucial goals at the Etihad that made sure Manchester City were brushed aside by Barcelona in the Champions League. Sunday night’s finishing told supporters nothing

Summary: Luis Suarez scored winning goal in victory over Real Madrid on Sunday . Former Liverpool striker netted after Jeremy Mathieu opened scoring . Suarez had lost first El Clasico against Real Madrid 3-1 in October . READ: Gerard Pique earns plaudits for flawless display in El Clasico . CLICK HERE for all the latest Barcelona news .


The Bay of Fundy is known for having the highest tidal range in the world. And a time-lapse video that captures the rise and fall of the ice-capped tide at Hall’s Harbour in Nova Scotia, Canada, shows the natural wonder in all its beauty. Three fishing boats in the video appear to be beached as day breaks and the large sweeping shadow is replaced by sunlight. Day breaks at Hall’s Harbour in Nova Scotia and the large sweeping shadow is replaced by sunlight . Suddenly the tide begins to rise in the distance and as water rushes through to the harbour the boats begin to rock on the surface of the bay. The surface remains frozen throughout the video, but a gap in the ice on the left shows water flooding onto the side of the bank as the level rises. Before long the water has risen to be parallel with the harbour and the boats that were once grounded sit awkwardly on the top of the ice. As the tide begins to rise water rushes through to the harbour and the boats begin to rock on the surface . Two men can be seen shovelling snow from one of the boats as the water level begins to decrease once more. They leave for the day as nightfall approaches, and darkness soon cloaks the scene. The Bay of Fundy, which has contested for world tidal dominance with the Leaf Basin in Ungava Bay, Canada, achieved the record for the highest water level ever at the head of Minas Basin on the night of the ‘Saxby Gale’ on October 4, 1869. In 1975, the Guinness Book of World Records declared that Burntcoat Head, Nova Scotia has the highest tides in the world. The water rises to be parallel with the harbour and the boats that were once grounded sit awkwardly on top . According to oceanographers, tidal resonance resulting from a coincidence of timing is the cause for the dramatic increase in water levels. However, traditional Mi'kmaq folklore attributes the high tides in the Bay of Fundy to a giant whale splashing in the water. Tens of thousands of people flocked to beauty spots on the coasts of Canada, the UK, France and the Netherlands over the weekend to catch a glimpse of the ‘tide of the century’. As nightfall approaches, darkness cloaks the scene and the water level begins to fall once more . The Guinness Book of World Records declared that Burntcoat Head, Nova Scotia has the world's highest tides . It was the first giant tide of the millennium, with experts predicting that it could reach as high as 46ft in north-eastern France. Although it is dubbed the ‘tide of the century’, the ‘supertide’ phenomenon occurs once every 18 years when a rare alignment of the sun, moon and Earth create a massive gravitational pull on the sea. The next ‘tide of the century’ will take place in March 2033.

Summary: Video captures the rise and fall of the ice-capped tide at Hall’s Harbour . Boats move up and down over the course of the day's full tidal cycle . Men are featured shovelling snow from one of the boats as the tide falls . The Bay of Fundy reached a record high tide on night of October 4, 1869 .


Liverpool goalkeeper Simon Mignolet and manager Brendan Rodgers have called for the players to use the defeat against Manchester United as motivation for a renewed top-four push. The 2-1 loss at Anfield was their first in the league since losing at Old Trafford in mid-December and left them five points adrift of their arch-rivals, who occupy the final Champions League qualification spot. But just as the squad reacted to losing to United just before Christmas the expectation now is for them to bounce back and maintain the challenge. Juan Mata pulls off his incredible scissor-kick against Liverpool as Manchester United won 2-1 at Anfield . Mata and his United team-mates celebrate doubling their lead en route to their 2-1 win in the Premier League . Mata celebrates his incredible goal that the Spanish midfielder admits was one of the best he'd ever scored . 'There's still a lot to play for and when we come back from international duty, we've got that big game against Arsenal (in third),' Mignolet told liverpoolfc.com. 'The game away to Manchester United at Old Trafford we used as a catalyst to put in a lot of good performances - so let's use this game as a catalyst again when we come back. 'With all the games still to play until the end of the season we can still do really well. 'We'll build on the game and hopefully we can come back and get a run going again like we did after that Old Trafford game.' Rio hit by a coin, Rooney swearing live on TV... what else makes our 50 shocking moments in Premier League history? CLICK HERE TO CHECK OUT OUR LIST . Rodgers has urged the squad to use the international break to put the defeat behind them and return ready for a difficult trip to the Emirates Stadium. 'The message to the players was that last performance at Old Trafford was a great springboard for us,' he said. 'We went on and, up until this point (against United), we hadn't lost a league game. 'So now we must use this similarly; refocus, get over the disappointment and then come back into a tough game next against Arsenal and really look to get the points there.' The Reds boss remains confident the defeat, which saw captain Steven Gerrard sent off less than a minute after coming on at half-time, will not derail their bid for the top four. 'It makes it difficult (for the top four). We had a 10-game objective that we set and built into that was that we were not going to win every single game,' added Rodgers. 'It's still very much (possible) for us to go where we want to go, which is the top four. 'We just need to fight that bit harder and make up a five-point difference.' Mignolet enhanced his improving reputation further with an added-time penalty save against Wayne Rooney but admitted it gave him little pleasure in the wider context. Steven Gerrard is shown a red card early in the second half for a foul

Summary: Liverpool were beaten by rivals Manchester United at Anfield on Sunday . Simon Mignolet and Brendan Rodgers want Liverpool to react to defeat . Steven Gerrard was sent off after just 38 seconds for a second-half stamp . Mignolet and Rodgers want the squad to use defeat as extra motivation . CLICK HERE for all the latest Liverpool news .


Hillary Clinton, pictured in 2012. The presumptive presidential candidate for the Democrats, used a personal email account when Secretary of State, rather than a government-issued email address . The computer server that transmitted and received Hillary Clinton's emails - on a private account she used exclusively for official business when she was Secretary of State - traced back to an Internet service-registered to her family's home in Chappaqua, New York, according to records reviewed. The highly unusual practice of a Cabinet-level official physically running her own email would have given Clinton, the presumptive Democratic presidential candidate, impressive control over limiting access to her message archives. It also would distinguish Clinton's secretive email practices as far more sophisticated than some politicians, including Mitt Romney and Sarah Palin, who were caught conducting official business using free email services operated by Microsoft Corp. and Yahoo Inc. Most Internet users rely on professional outside companies, such as Google Inc. or their own employers, for the behind-the-scenes complexities of managing their email communications. Government employees generally use servers run by federal agencies where they work. In most cases, individuals who operate their own email servers are technical experts or users so concerned about issues of privacy and surveillance they take matters into their own hands. Clinton has not described her motivation for using a private email account - hdr22@clintonemail.com - which traced back to her own private email server registered under an apparent pseudonym - for official State Department business. Operating her own server would have afforded Clinton additional legal opportunities to block government or private subpoenas in criminal, administrative or civil cases because her lawyers could object in court before being forced to turn over any emails. And since the Secret Service was guarding Clinton's home, an email server there would have been well protected from theft or a physical hacking. But homebrew email servers are generally not as reliable, secure from hackers or protected from fires or floods as those in commercial data centers. Those professional facilities provide monitoring for viruses or hacking attempts, regulated temperatures, off-site backups, generators in case of power outages, fire-suppression systems and redundant communications lines. Scroll down for video . The Clintons' home in Chappaqua, upstate New York. Hillary Clinton's emails - on a private account she used exclusively for official business when she was Secretary of State - traced back to an Internet service-registered to the family's home . A spokesman for Clinton did not respond to requests seeking comment on Tuesday. Clinton ignored the issue during a speech on Tuesday night at the 30th anniversary gala of EMILY's List, which works to elect Democratic women who support abortion rights. It was unclear whom Clinton hired to set up or maintain her private email server, which the AP traced to a mysterious identity, Eric Hoteham. That name does not appear in public records databases, campaign contribution records or Internet background searches. Hoteham was listed as the customer at Clinton's $1.7 million home on Old House Lane in Chappaqua in records registering the Internet address for her email server since

Summary: The unusual practice of a Cabinet-level official physically running her own email would have given Clinton control over limiting access to her archives . In most cases, individuals who operate their own email servers are users so concerned about privacy they take matters into their own hands .


Dozens of military personnel were injured when an RAF transport plane on its way to Afghanistan nose-dived 4,400ft after the captain's camera became lodged alongside the aircraft's joystick. The Voyager jet was around five hours into its journey from Brize Norton to Camp Bastion when the Nikon camera, used by the captain to take photographs on board, got stuck between the arm rest and the side-stick controller when his seat moved forward. In 27 seconds of chaos, the plane lost 4,400ft in altitude, throwing passengers and crew without seatbelts towards the ceiling, injuring 33 of those on board, while one traumatised passenger was hospitalised with stress, according to the report into the incident. This reconstruction shows how an RAF captain's camera became wedged alongside a Voyager aircraft's joystick before it plunged 4,400ft in mid air, injurying dozens of military personnel on board . The Voyager jet, similar to the one pictured, had been six hours into its journey from Brize Norton to Camp Bastion when the Nikon camera, used to take photographs on board, got stuck in the flight controls . The new Voyager jet had been six hours into its journey from Brize Norton to Camp Bastion when the captain's Nikon camer, used to take photographs on board, got stuck in the flight controls . The aircraft, a militarised version of the Airbus A330-200 passenger jet, was diverted to an airbase in Turkey after the incident on February 9 last year, and the state-of-the-art fleet grounded for 11 days while the cause of the dive was investigated by the Military Aviation Authority. The final report into the incident, released last week, has now revealed that RAF captain had been alone in the cockpit and was taking pictures of the flight deck from his seat with the digital SLR camera in the three minutes before the plane dramatically plummeted. The camera had been between his arm rest and the side-stick unit which controls the aircraft's altitude, and became wedged in when his seat moved forward. The report author describes the incident as a 'near-miss' and said there was a 'realistic potential for the loss of the aircraft and 198 of our people'. There were nine crew members and 189 servicemen and women on board the flight , who had been served their meal and were enjoying the in-flight entertainment when when the plane suddenly lost altitude while cruising at 33,000ft over the Black Sea on its way to the main British base in Afghanistan. The digital SLR camera, used by the captain in the three minutes before the plunge, had become wedged between his arm rest and the side-stick unit which control's the aircraft's altitude, when his seat moved forward, as this reconstruction shows . At its fastest, it dropped at a rate of 15,800 feet per minute with the resulting g force enough to lift passengers out of their seats, as their belongings and other items such as pots of hot tea were hurled across the cabin. 'A large number of passengers and crew had been thrown towards the ceiling,' the

Summary: Voyager jet with 9 crew and 189 military personnel flying to Camp Bastion . 33 people were injured and many more traumatised in 'near-miss' As plane plummeted teapots, cups and bins thrown around cabin . Crew members experienced weightlessness due to g force from fall . Plane forced to land in Turkey and passengers had to pay £10 for visas . They were then brought back to the UK but many were afraid to fly . Report recommends ways of managing pilots' boredom are investigated . It states 'realistic potential for the loss of the aircraft and 198 people'


Jonathan Disegi vomited at a New York City restaurant and bar on Saturday afternoon . A New York advertising executive drank so much that he threw up in front of diners at Bergdorf Goodman's restaurant. Jonathan Disegi, who is Commonwealth/McCann's executive VP, vomited on the bar and customers on Saturday afternoon. It appeared he had already been drinking when he arrived at the bar alone, reports Page Six. A witness said that he was 'bragging to strangers around him that he was in advertising. They said he ordered more alcohol, but then when he went to the bathroom the woman eating at the bar asked the staff not to serve him anymore. The onlooker said that when Disegi came back to the bar, he sat down but promptly vomited. 'He put his head down, and it splashed on the counter, dripping on the floor, and onto a woman's expensive Burberry jacket. Staff rushed to clean it up with napkins.' The witness told Page Six that Disegi paid the bill, got up and left the restaurant. It appeared he had already been drinking when he arrived at the bar (pictured) alone . The witness said when he went to the bathroom the woman who were at the bar asked the staff not to serve him anymore, because he was so drunk . Disegi said to Page Six in an email: 'Yes, I had too much to drink. It was a mistake. Publishing this would not be good for my career, and I really beg you to be discreet here. I made a mistake, and I feel terrible.' The incident brought comparisons of when Mad Men's Don Draper vomited at a funeral and when Roger Sterling threw up at the New York City agency after a restaurant visit. Disegi, who leads the company’s Chevrolet account, joined in January. He previously worked at JWT New York, where he spent over four years serving as global planning director and worked with clients including Microsoft Bing, Kleenex, Nokia, Schick and HSBC. Commonwealth/McCann told Daily MailOnline that the agency does not comment on personal matters.

Summary: Jonathan Disegi, who works at Commonwealth/McCann, vomited on the bar and customers on Saturday afternoon . He arrived alone at Bergdorf Goodman's New York City restaurant . He reportedly threw up, paid his bill and left .


A man from Washington state has captured a thief on surveillance camera easily breaking into his car using a mysterious electronic device. Tom Dahl, 85, from West Seattle has shared the frightening video taken from his driveway to warn neighbors of the new ways criminals are hacking into cars. The thief in the video is shown attempting to open the locked door of Mr Dahl's Honda Ridgeline, but is unable to so he takes off his backpack, holds it up to the window of the vehicle, and seconds later unlocks the car. Scroll down for video . A man from Seattle has captured a thief on surveillance camera easily breaking into his car using a mysterious electronic device (thief pictured above) The thief in the video is shown attempting to open the locked door, but is unable to so he takes off his backpack and holds it up to the window of the vehicle, and seconds later unlocks the car . Tom Dahl (above), 85, from West Seattle has shared the frightening video taken from his driveway to warn neighbors of the new ways criminals are hacking into cars . The incident, which occurred last month, involved an unidentified 'key fob' to unlock the vehicle, Detective Patrick Michaud from the Seattle Police Department told Daily Mail Online. Detective Michaud said police received reports of the break in on February 14 at 3am, and that the man seen in the video has not been arrested. The man reportedly searched the contents of Mr Dahl's glove compartment and took a club that was on his steering wheel, as well as a few store rewards cards that were left in the car, Daily Mail Online was told. While he is lucky that the car did not contain anything of value, Mr Dahl said he is concerned with how easy it was for the man to get into his car, according to Fox 13. 'You used to have a wire that you slid down the window, when it was mechanical. But now it's electronic,' said Mr Dahl. The man approaches Mr Dahl's car and pulls the handles realizing the door is locked . He then removes his backpack and flashes a light into the car . The man holds the backpack up the door and within seconds it is unlocked . He gets into the vehicle and searches through the contents of Mr Dahl's glove compartment taking a club on the steering wheel as well as store rewards cards . Another victim of attempted car theft in January, Lars Carlson, said a thief used the same tactic when breaking into his car, according to an earlier report. Mr Carlson had his car broken into two times before he installed a surveillance camera at his home. 'It's running through codes automatically or it's a button they're pushing or something is happening, but whatever it does it seems to trick the car into thinking he's got the legitimate keys,' Mr Carlson said at the time of the incident. While he is lucky that the car did not contain

Summary: Tom Dahl, 85, from Seattle has shared frightening video taken from his driveway to warn neighbors of new tactics used to hack into cars . Thief is shown pulling handle of locked Honda Ridgeline, taking off his backpack, holding it up to window and seconds later enters car . Police said an unidentified 'key fob' was used to break into vehicle .


Retired footballer Pat van den Hauwe has revealed how he once pointed a gun at a man's head and considered pulling the trigger - all because he owed him £100. The former Everton, Tottenham and Birmingham defender, now 54, used to carry a '38 snub' gun after being given it for protection by a friend. And, after being angered by the man in a chance meeting outside a pub, Van den Hauwe admits that he was tempted to use the weapon. Pat van den Hauwe, pictured in action for Everton, has revealed how he once almost shot a man over £100 . The Belgium-born defender also enjoyed a successful spell with Tottenham, winning the FA Cup in 1991 . Van den Hauwe lifts the European Cup-winners' Cup and Division One trophy at Goodison Park in 2010 . Clubs: Birmingham (1978-84), Everton (1984-89), Tottenham (1989-93), Millwall (1993-95) Honours: Division One title (Everton, 1985), Cup Winners' Cup (Everton, 1985), FA Cup (Tottenham, 1991) International Caps (Wales): 14 . In an interview with the set pieces, the former Wales international said: 'I used to wear an ankle strap and at night if I went out, I carried it. There was just one incident, some guy who owed me money. 'He kept ducking me and ducking me and after I'd had a few drinks and god knows what, I bumped into him outside a pub. I said "Where's me money?" and because he was a black belt in karate I thought "I'm not gonna f*** around with this". 'He said to me "Well, what you gonna do about it?" and you know when I lose my temper, I lose my temper. 'So I just turned around, put me leg up on the wall, pulled me gun out and pointed it at his head. Then I looked up to him and said, "What are you gonna f****** do now then?' Now 54, Van den Hauwe played for Spurs for four seasons before leaving to join Millwall in 1993 . The former Wales international chats with ex-Everton boss Howard Kendall at an event back in 2012 . Van den Hauwe, known as 'Psycho' among fans, clashes with Nottingham Forest's David Campbell in 1986 . 'I had a moment where it was touch and go, and, I really thought to myself "Before I do the ultimate wrong thing, it's time to give it back," you know? Because once it goes wrong there, you're banged up for life. I had to think seriously about it. I'm not a violent person anyway, you know what I mean?' Van den Hauwe, who won the Division One title and European Cup Winners' Cup with Everton in 1985 and the FA Cup with Spurs in 1991, is now living in South Africa after suffering with depression. And he insists that the gun incident, although potentially dangerous, altered his life for the better. 'I would say, that incident, carrying it, pulling it, p****** about with it, it was just a matter of time for me. I think it was a life changing thing. It calmed

Summary: Pat van den Hauwe retired in 1997 after a career of nearly 20 years . He used to carry a '38 snub' gun around with him in an ankle strap . The 54-year-old has revealed that he once pointed the gun at a man's head . Van den Hauwe was angry because the man owed him money . He is now living in South Africa after suffering from depression .


Mourners were today demanding justice for an atheist blogger hacked to death by Islamists in Dhaka over his opposition to religious extremism. Hundreds of mourners gathered around the coffin of Avijit Roy, a U.S. citizen of Bangladeshi origin, after he was murdered in the street last week on his way home from a book fair. His wife and fellow blogger, Rafida Ahmed, remains in hospital in a serious condition after she suffered head injuries and lost a finger in the attack. Scroll down for video . Mourning: Flowers are laid on the coffin of Avijit Roy, the atheist blogger hacked to death in the street in Dhaka, the capital of Bangladesh, as he returned with his wife from a book fair on Thursday evening . Grief: Friends and relatives of Mr Roy sob as mourners come to pay respects to the writer, whose murder came amid a crackdown on Bangladesh's resurgent Islamist groups . Anguish: Mr Roy's father Ajoy Roy, seated right, is comforted by fellow mourners at his son's funeral earlier today. Hundreds came to see Mr Roy's coffin at Dhaka University and lay flowers before his burial . U.S. citizen: Mr Roy with his wife Rafida Ahmed on holiday together at the Grand Canyon. She remains in hospital in a serious condition after she suffered head injuries and lost a finger in the attack . The murder of Mr Roy, an atheist who advocated secularism in Bangladesh, came amid a crackdown on the country's Islamist groups after they increased their activities in recent years. A resident of Atlanta, Georgia, Mr Roy came to visit Dhaka, the city of his birth, in the middle of last month and had been due to soon return home. Today mourners carried flowers to his coffin at Dhaka University to pay their respects. 'Free thinking in Bangladesh is become a great danger, all the free thinkers are at great risk,' writer Shahriar Kabir told Reuters. 'We want to know why the government failed to ensure the safety of him, despite knowing that he had been facing threats from the Islamist radicals.' As Mr Roy's father stood by, Kamal Hossain, the architect of Bangladesh's secular constitution, called the killing 'a heinous murder'. 'My question is, why did it take place?' said Mr Hossain. 'Avijit was killed because of his writing. By killing him, the killers have torn apart our constitution.' No arrest has so far been made. People also held a demonstration at the spot where he was killed and chanted slogans demanding 'immediate arrest and quick trial of the perpetrator'. Mr Roy's family said Islamist radicals had threatened him over his blog, 'Mukto-mona,' or 'Freemind,' that highlighted humanist and rationalist ideas and condemned religious extremism. The naturalised U.S. citizen, who was a bio-engineer as well as a blogger, had been receiving death threats online for years. Mr Roy and his wife have a daughter at university in the U.S. Ajoy Roy stood alongside his son's coffin as mourners filed past. He reiterated that Islamist militants were responsible for his son's death, but also blamed the

Summary: Hundreds of mourners gather to see Avijit Roy's coffin at Dhaka University . He was hacked to death on Thursday on his way back from a book fair . An obscure Islamist group has claimed responsibility for the attack . Mr Roy's wife still in a serious condition after trying to save her husband .


A woman accusing NFL player Warren Sapp of assault in his hotel room the night after the Super Bowl has denied prostitution. Britney Osbourne, 23, claims the former defensive tackle picked her up at a bar, demanded a strip tease by throwing money at her in his hotel room, then pushed her to the ground when she protested. Pleading not guilty to prostitution, she denies Sapp's claim that she was paid $300 for her to perform sex acts on him on February 2 in the Renaissance Hotel of Phoenix, Arizona, TMZ reported. If guilty Osbourne, who has previously been arrested for prostitution, faces time in jail. Scroll down for video . Denial: Britney Osbourne, 23, denies prostitution and claims she was assaulted by Warren Sapp last month . Former NFL player Sapp (left) also claims he paid Quying Boyd (right) $300 to perform sex acts on him in his hotel room after the Super Bowl on February 2. Boyd has pleaded not guilty to escorting without a license . The other woman detained in connection with the incident is 34-year-old Quying Boyd, who has been charged with not having a license to escort. Boyd, who has also pleaded not guilty according to TMZ, was arrested in 2014 in Manhattan for allegedly luring rich male clients to steal thousands of dollars at a time. She was released without charge. She denies performing sex acts on Sapp for money. Sapp, 42, attempted to strengthen his story by showing police officers video of the women performing sex acts on him, the New York Post reported last month. He is charged with assault and soliciting prostitution, for which he faces six months in jail. Sapp said that one of the women demanded more money and both women started screaming at him when he said no. 'He told her several times that she needed to leave, but she was irate,' says a police report. Career: Sapp played 13 NFL seasons, first with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers then with the Oakland Raiders . The incident allegedly took place in the early hours of February 2 at Renaissance Hotel in downtown Phoenix . 'At one point, she used Warren’s phone to call security to his room.' During the argument Sapp allegedly tossed one of the woman out of his room, knocking the other woman down. Sapp was fired by the NFL Network after the story broke last month. Sapp, a member of the Football Hall of Fame, was in town covering the big game for NFL Network. Sapp's biography has since been pulled from NFL Network's On-Air Talent list on its website. The football analyst was booked into the Maricopa County Jail on misdemeanor charges of soliciting prostitution and assault. He has since been released from custody without bail after a judge ruled that he was not a flight risk. According to reporting by AZ Central, police were called to Renaissance Hotel in downtown Phoenix at around 2.30am Monday after the incident in response to a noise complaint. A woman told officers that she and another woman were working

Summary: Warren Sapp allegedly threw money at two women then pushed them over when they objected in his hotel room after Phoenix, Arizona, Super Bowl . Britney Osbourne, 23, denies being paid $300 to perform sex act on Sapp . Another woman, Quying Boyd, 34, denies escorting without license . Sapp, 42, allegedly showed police video of sex act to prove his story . The Pro Football Hall of Famer was covering the game for NFL Network . Sapp admitted to investigators he had paid one of the women for sex but he denied any assault .


As one of the industry's most esteemed supermodels who balances her career with motherhood, who could be more qualified to design a line of children's clothes than Jourdan Dunn? However, rather than following in her esteemed colleagues' footsteps (Cara Delevingne has designed for Mulberry and Suki Waterhouse for Superga), Jourdan will be focusing on children's attire. The 24-year-old beauty - who has a five-year-old son called Riley - will be partnering up with an independent licensing agency, Fluid World, to produce at least two apparel collections. Scroll down for video . Jourdan Dunn - who has a five-year-old son, Riley - will be creating at least two children's clothing collections with agency Fluid World . The collection will be aimed at 'children and young adults' and the deal was negotiated by the model's London agency, Storm Model Management. The beauty has said: 'I love kid's clothes and have been obsessed with them ever since my son was born. 'Through my career in fashion I have come to love and respect great design, and as a mum I also expect great quality and value for money, as well as the coolest clothes for my son Riley. 'I am thrilled to be working with Fluid World, and I am looking forward to developing my own collection and turning my ideas into reality.' The 24-year-old model will be using her extensive expertise in the fashion industry to inform her designs . According to Vogue magazine, the model is planning to release a full range, which will include, jeans, jackets, T-shirts, leggings and accessories. Fluid World's CEO, Andrew Lane, said: 'Jourdan Dunn is a fashion icon who sets trends and influences style. 'I am delighted to be working with her on this exciting project and bringing her cool urban style to a wider audience.' Jourdan revealed her plans to FEMAIL earlier this year. She explained: 'I am collaborating on a sunglasses range and designing my own kidswear line. My son is really involved and has been helping me choose the colours and designs.' The model is planning to release a full range, which will include, jeans, jackets, T-shirts, leggings and accessories . Balmain Color Block Fringe Dress . From the Fall 2015 collection . Visit site . Jourdan Dunn is the latest in a long line of supermodels to capitalize off their fashion sense in the design world. But the mom to adorable little Riley will focus on his peers when she produces her new children's range. Judging from her personal style choices, the blonde beauty should have no trouble with her own kids collection. The top catwalker has worked with all of the major labels and is friends with fashion's elite including Cara Delevingne and Karlie Kloss. Jourdan was recently spotted in an alluring patchwork dress ripped straight from Balmain's Fall runway. The shimmery mini featured a color block pattern and fringe details, two huge trends that are en vogue right now. The flirty frock is not available just yet but you can shop the brand at Net-A-Porter with a click to the right. Then

Summary: The 24-year-old supermodel is partnering with British agency Fluid World . Dunn is mother to five-year-old son, Riley . The partnership will result in at least two apparel collections .


It seems cricketer Kevin Pietersen is struggling with a dose of jet lag as he returns to England following the completion of the Cricket World Cup. The former England captain posted a picture to Instagram of himself struggling to stay awake while on board an Emirates flight. Pietersen was a pundit as Australia were crowned tournament winners at the expense of New Zealand in Melbourne. Kevin Pietersen's current state suggests the cricketer is struggling to come to terms with hos jetlag . However, jet lag is probably not the only reason Pietersen is struggling to stay awake after joining in with Australia’s post-tournament celebrations following victory. Earlier this week Surrey director of cricket Alec Stewart praised Pietersen's 'outstanding' character, but admitted the batsman's chances of an England return are slim. Pietersen has re-joined Surrey to play in LV= County Championship Division Two in a bid to win a Test recall for the Ashes this summer. Pietersen shared a picture of himself celebrating Australia's World Cup win with James Faulkner . Cricketer Kevin Pietersen has been hailed for his 'outstanding character' by Surrey chief Alec Stewart . Surrey cricket director Stewart (right) can't see a way back for Pietersen with England despite his return .

Summary: A sleepy Kevin Pietersen took to Instagram to show his jet lag pain . Pietersen was returning to England following the Cricket World Cup . Former England cricketer was working as a pundit during the tournament . He was also pictured partying with World Cup winners Australia days ago .