The woman who fell 70 foot to her death when a San Francisco beauty spot collapsed into the sea on Saturday has been named as 58-year-old Nancy Blum. Authorites said on Monday that Blum, together with an unnamed companion, had been hiking about 6:30 p.m. ‘when a structural collapse of the rock occurred’ at Point Reyes National Seashore. After emergency personnel reached Blum and her companion, she was flown to Bear Valley Ranger Station, where she was pronounced dead. Nancy Blum, 58, of San Francisco died on Saturday after falling 70 foot to her death when the Arch Rock at Point Reyes National Seashore collapsed into the sea . Authorites said on Monday that Blum, together with an unnamed companion, had been hiking about 6:30 p.m. on Saturday ‘when a structural collapse of the rock occurred’ at Point Reyes National Seashore . The National Park Service and the county coroner's office are investigating the cause of Blum's death, reports SFGate. 'The cause of death will be pending the completion of toxicology studies,' the sheriff's office said in a statement. Blum’s hiking companion continues to be treated for life-threatening injuries. The two visitors were standing on the Arch Rock lookout point when the bluff gave way and the pair fell about 70 feet, winding up covered with rocks and debris. The National Park Service had posted signs at the site on Thursday warning hikers that a fissure along the top of Arch Rock may have weakened the cliff and that walking along the edge was potentially dangerous. The park did not close the trail and in spite of the warnings, one hiker who visited the park told the San Francisco Chronicle that she had seen dozens of people walking in the area. A Sonoma County Sheriff officer pilots his helicopter near the collapsed section of the Arch Rock overlook at the Point Reyes National Seashore, about 40 miles northwest of San Francisco . Bluffs along the California coast are known for being unstable, according to the park service. The Arch Rock trail that runs along that part of the coast has been closed until further notice . This bluff along a hiking trail in Point Reyes National Seashore in Marin County crumbled away on Saturday evening. One hiker fell 70 feet to their death while another had to be airlifted to the hospital . 'It was clear no one should be on that rock with the huge fissure,' Karen Blasing said. 'We stayed back, but many others were unconcerned and dangerously taking chances.' KBCW reports that other park-goers scrambled to assist Blum and her companion before officials from Marin County fire, sheriff, and Park Rangers arrived. A Sonoma County Sheriff’s Office carried the pair to the trailhead, where a medical chopper was waiting. Bluffs along the California coast are known for being unstable, according to the park service. The Arch Rock trail that runs along that part of the coast has been closed until further notice. Dangerous terrain: The National Park Service had put up signs on Thursday that warned about a fissure,

Summary: Nancy Blum, 58, of San Francisco died on Saturday after falling 70 foot to her death . A bluff along a hiking trail in Point Reyes National Seashore, had crumbled away on Saturday evening . Blum's unnamed companion remains in hospital with life-threatening injuries . The National Park Service had warned visitors two days before about a fissure that had opened up on Arch Rock, possibly weakening the cliff .


Fabian Delph has admitted he will vote for England's man of the moment Harry Kane has his PFA Player of the Year. Kane can do no wrong and scored with a header just minutes after coming on as substitute against Lithuania on Friday evening at Wembley. Delph, with the England squad preparing for Tuesday's friendly in Turin against Italy, said: 'He will get my vote. There are a few contenders but I will pick wisely and I cannot see why I won’t pick Harry. England midfielder Fabian Delph has revealed he will vote for Harry Kane as his PFA Player of the Year . Harry Kane (left) scored 79 seconds into his England debut against Lithuania on Friday . Kane wheels away to celebrate scoring for England against Lithuania at Wembley on Friday . 'He is a really hard worker. He has time to progress but he will keep his feet to the ground.' Defender Chris Smalling admitted Kane would be on his shortlist too. 'I don't want to say my vote just yet, but he'll definitely be in the running,' the Manchester United man said. The 21-year-old striker has scored 19 Premier League goals for Tottenham so far this season . Chris Smalling also admitted that Kane is on his shortlist for the PFA Player of the Year vote . Delph and Smalling also said they hoped Roy Hodgson, whose long-term future has been the subject of much speculation, would continue as England boss after Euro 2016. 'Of course,' Delph said. 'He's been great for me, he's brought me into the squad and he's got a good relationship with the boys.' Smalling added: 'Ever since I've worked with Roy he's been one that's shown a lot of faith in all the players, especially the young players. We've all enjoyed our training with him.' The win over Lithuania continued England's 100 per cent start to the qualifying campaign and Smalling said the goal was to win every match in Group E. 'That would be the ultimate goal and the manager has stressed that in our meetings,' he said. 'He sets very high standards and we need to make sure we stick by them, but so far so good.' Delph and Smalling also said they hoped Roy Hodgson would continue as England boss after Euro 2016 . Smalling's club contract expires at the end of next season and the 25-year-old has been linked with a summer move away from Old Trafford. Asked about the speculation over his future, he said: 'That's one I've not even really discussed with anyone. It's a case of the manager's showing his faith in me, I'm playing, I'm happy. 'I'm enjoying it, I've always enjoyed playing for United, especially at the minute. If I can contribute as we are now then I'm happy to stay for as long as they want me.' Asked if there were any contract negotiations under way, Smalling added: 'Not that I'm aware of, I don't really take care of that.' Smalling (left) insists he is happy at Man United and hasn't thought about

Summary: Fabian Delph believes Harry Kane deserves his vote for PFA Player of the Year . Kane has scored 19 Premier League goals for Tottenham . 21-year-old scored 79 seconds into his England debut last Friday . Chris Smalling also reveals Kane will be on his shortlist .


Country singer Glen Campbell's two oldest children have launched a court fight to take medical and financial decisions away from his wife of 32 years. The move has emerged days after Kim Campbell, whose husband has late-stage Alzheimer's, was forced to stand in for 78-year-old as he was nominated for Best Song at the Oscars. Now it has been made clear how deeply the singer's two oldest children, Debby Campbell-Cloyd and Travis Campbell, are unhappy with the arrangement. Scroll down for video . Frail: Country music legend Glen Campbell is now the subject of a court battle between his wife of 32 years and his two eldest children, who say she is isolating him from other family members as he battles Alzheimer's . The pair filed a court petition in January, saying Kim Campbell is keeping their father 'secluded from the rest of the family' which has been 'prohibited from participating in his care and/or treatment.' The petition claims that Kim Campbell is not providing her husband with needed toiletries and clothing, not visiting him regularly and possibly mishandling his finances. It says several of his eight children - the three youngest of which were with Kim - are not on his list of allowed visitors. And it alleges that Kim Campbell has allowed her husband to be interviewed and filmed at the facility, even though his disease has progressed to the point where that is inappropriate. The petition to a Nashville court concludes by asking a judge to appoint conservators and a guardian to protect Glen Campbell's interests. Standing in: Kim Campbell, pictured second from left with director James Keach, producer Trevor Albert, songwriter Julian Raymond and guests at this year's Oscars, where the singer was nominated for Best Song . Health: Glen Campbell revealed he had Alzheimer's in 2011 but has played hundreds of shows since . The 78-year-old Country Music Hall of Fame member is in the late stages of Alzheimer's disease and living at a Nashville long-term care facility. His daughter had already criticised Mrs Campbell for moving him into the facility - but she insisted it was the best thing for the aging legend. Mrs Campbell said: 'It is crushingly sad to see him afflicted with Alzheimer's but indulging those feelings does not help him. 'I am his wife and no one wants him home more than me but I must do what is in his best interest.' When questioned by the Associated Press Kim Campbell referred questions about the petition to her attorney, Bill Harbison, who said he could not comment because the judge has placed the petition under seal. Glen Campbell revealed he had Alzheimer's disease in 2011, but he went on to record two albums and play more than 150 concerts. Family bond: Glen Campbell and his daughter Debbie, then 17, at Heathrow Airport in 1975 . At the time, Kim Campbell said the tour was a way to help her husband combat the brain-ravaging disease and spend time with family members who made up his band and traveled with him. He also starred

Summary: Petition filed in Nashville court by singer's children Debby and Travis . They claim wife of 32 years Kim is keeping him 'secluded' from family . Mrs Campbell stood in for husband for Oscars Best Song nomination . Country music legend has performed 150 times since 2011 diagnosis .


One in three Britons are regularly missing out on breakfast, a survey of 2,000 adults found (picture posed by model) It is known as the most important meal of the day. But one in three Britons are regularly missing out on breakfast, a survey of 2,000 adults found. This can leave them tired and moody and lower the quality of their work, oat producer Flahavan's said. While two in three people are eating breakfast every day, the study found one in 13 never had a morning meal. Of those who are regularly missing out, two-thirds said they found it difficult to eat early in the morning, with other reasons including not considering breakfast important, not having time, preferring to stay in bed and having too many chores. The results showed more people were regularly missing the first meal of the day, compared with the 20 per cent who were skipping it three years ago. The time taken to eat the meal is also lower, now at just over nine minutes compared to almost ten in 2012. What the nation is eating for breakfast appears to be constantly changing, too. While cold cereals, porridge, fruit and toast remain the staple morning fuel for the majority of breakfasters, the fry up has now become an occasional treat with only 1.5 per cent of respondents saying they started the day with a traditional breakfast most days of the week. John Noonan, of Flahavan's, said: 'Our findings show a shift in the number of people having breakfast - the eating occasion renowned for being the most important meal of the day. Just 1.5 per cent of people have a traditional fried breakfast before work every morning, a study found . 'It's no secret that we all need a good breakfast to get the day off to a good start. 'And while it's great to see that people are becoming more health-conscious with their breakfast choices - opting for porridge and healthy cereals - the number of people who are regularly going without breakfast is certainly surprising, particularly given that making a nutritious, tasty breakfast takes no time at all. 'We know that people are time-pressured, particularly from Monday to Friday, but skipping breakfast only results in people feeling worse in the long-run, as they don't have enough energy to power them through the day.'

Summary: One in 13 people never eat breakfast, a study of 2,000 Britons found . A third of adults regularly skip the morning meal as they run out of time . This can leave them tired and moody and can lower quality of their work . Just 1.5 per cent of people have a traditional fried breakfast every day .


A teenage skateboarder has died after he was hit by a train while being followed by police. The 16-year-old, named locally as Mitchell Rodgers, had just been spoken to by officers who were continuing to follow him 'from a distance away' when he was hit by a passing train near Belper Railway Station in Derbyshire. He died at the scene at just before 10pm on Saturday in what has been described by police as a 'tragic accident.' A teenage skateboarder, named locally as Mitchell Rodgers, has died after he was hit by a train in Belper, Derbyshire, while being followed by police . Officers are thought to have spoken to a number of other teenagers, including Mitchell, following an 'incident' in the town centre. Det Ch Insp Julian Wilson said: 'We don't believe it was a deliberate act. We are investigating it as a tragic accident.' The case had been passed to the Independent Police Complaints Commission (IPCC) watchdog. Derbyshire Police confirmed the teenager was a pupil at the John Flamsteed Community School in Denby. A spokeswoman said: 'Shortly after the officers arrived, a collision occurred between a male and a train close to Belper train station. 'The man was subsequently pronounced dead at the scene. Derbyshire Constabulary is now preparing a file for the coroner and the force has also referred itself to the Independent Police Complaints Commission.' A Facebook page has since been set up in memory of Mitchell to help create a memorial for the teenager. Shannon Rodgers, who has identified herself as Mitchell's sister, said she wanted to thank the community. She said: 'I would like everyone to know we really appreciate everything that's being done for Mitch it's lovely how much everyone can pull together!' On the fund-raising page, Stephanie Shaw said: 'Taken to soon! You will be missed by many!' Verity Adams added: 'RIP Mitch, thoughts are with your friends and especially your family.' A memorial page has since been set up to the teenager who was a keen skateboarder, to try and raise money for a memorial . And Peter Urbacz offered his services to help in building a memorial. He said: 'There are no words, but acts of kindness might ease the pain. RIP from a fellow skateboarder who never met Mitchell but would respectfully like to offer his service as a woodworker if required in the proposed skatepark bench. My heart goes out his family at this tragic and senseless time.' And on Facebook Rebecca Child offered her condolences to the family. She said: 'I am very sorry to hear what happened to this what looks like an amazing young man my thoughts are with his family and friends.' Chris Smith, who stated he was the teenager's uncle, wrote: 'My nephew didn't take his own life. It was an accident. He was a great 16-year-old lad.' He said tributes had been paid for him at the town's skate park on Sunday. Mr Smith wrote: 'Excellent turnout in support of the family. We really do thank people for their support.' Another post stated that

Summary: The teen, named locally as Mitchell Rodgers, died after being hit by a train . Police had spoken to the 16-year-old following an incident in Derbyshire . Officers were following 'from a distance' when he was run over by the train . Tributes have flooded in to Mitchell after his 'tragic accident' death .


Daniel Sturridge has pulled out of the England squad as his injury curse struck yet again and problems threatened to mount for manager Roy Hodgson. Sturridge reported for duty at St George's Park on Monday but did not train and had a scan in the evening which revealed a thigh problem which he sustained against Manchester United on Sunday. The 25-year-old striker returned home on Monday night, the second Liverpool player to withdraw from international duty on the day, Adam Lallana was also forced out with a groin injury and was replaced by uncapped Tottenham midfielder Ryan Mason. Daniel Sturridge has been ruled out of England's double header with Lithuania and Italy . The Liverpool striker picked up a hip injury in Sunday's defeat by Manchester United . Goalkeepers . Jack Butland, Robert Green, Joe Hart . Defenders . Danny Rose, Chris Smalling, Kyle Walker, Nathaniel Clyne, Phil Jones, Kieran Gibbs, Leighton Baines, Phil Jagielka, Gary Cahill. Midfielders . Michael Carrick, Theo Walcott, Ross Barkley, Fabian Delph, Jordan Henderson, James Milner, Raheem Sterling, Ryan Mason, Andros Townsend . Forwards . Danny Welbeck, Wayne Rooney, Harry Kane . They will miss a Euro 2016 qualifier against Lithuania at Wembley on Friday and a friendly against Italy in Turin on Tuesday. A FA statement said: 'Liverpool striker Daniel Sturridge has left the England squad and returned home to his club on Monday evening. 'This follows a scan on an injury that he sustained during Liverpool's game against Manchester United on Sunday. 'The England medical team took the decision on Monday evening having assessed Daniel following the squad's arrival at St. George's Park on Monday afternoon.' For Sturridge it is the latest in a sequence of fitness issues this season. He was Hodgson's first-choice centre-forward at the World Cup last summer but missed five months of this season after pulling a thigh muscle during an England training session in September. There was a blaze of controversy about whether he should have been resting or training on that particular day, followed by complications in his recovery process, none of which helped the relationship between club and country. Sturridge then suffered with calf muscle injuries and was just getting back to his sharpest form when he hobbled out of Anfield with a stiff hip after scoring Liverpool's goal in a 2-1 defeat against Manchester United. He will have missed seven England games since his last international appearance against Norway in September. Sturridge has not played for England since the autumn because of injury . Harry Kane could be in line to make his debut for England against Lithuania . August 2012 - Toe injury . February 2013- Thigh injury . September 2013 - Thigh injury . September 2014 - Thigh injury . October 2014 - Thigh injury . Sturridge and Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers, however, will be wary of taking risks after a campaign already ruined by injuries and with the Anfield club locked in a fight for a top-four finish. Wayne Rooney and Danny Welbeck are available for Hodgson but Sturridge's exit boost Kane's chances of

Summary: Daniel Sturridge returned home on Monday night because of hip injury . The England striker had a scan after reporting for duty at St George's Park . Sturridge injured in Liverpool's defeat by Manchester United on Sunday .


BBC Sport's determination to retain their coverage of the Six Nations has been significantly helped by their record-breaking viewing figures for the tournament and the positive feedback from the organisers. A peak of 9.63million watched England beat France and go agonisingly close to clinching the title after 4.1m had tuned into the Italy-Wales game followed by a 5.1m audience for Ireland-Scotland as the audience built hugely during one of rugby’s greatest days. The BBC website also had its best ever figures, with 8.22m searching for the Six Nations last Saturday. 9.63million watched as England beat France at Twickenham but fall agonisingly short of Six Nations glory . England captain Chris Robshaw (right) wanders off the Twickenham pitch after his country's win over France . England fell six points short of winning the Six Nations after beating France 55-35 on Saturday . The Beeb value the Six Nations along with Match of the Day and Wimbledon as their three most precious annual sporting properties and the viewing success of this year’s tournament was even more important, with the Six Nations preparing to talk to subscription channels for the next rights deal from 2018. But the Six Nations are known to be delighted with the coverage of their competition by the Beeb across all regions and outlets. And there is the opportunity for more of the same over the next two years. The 2016 fixture list sees the last game in Paris between France and England starting at 8pm, while the 2017 climax will be Ireland v England in Dublin at 5pm.

Summary: BBC Sport holds Six Nations coverage as highly as Match of the Day . A record of 9.63million viewers saw England's 55-35 win over France . England fell six points short of securing the Six Nations title .


Only 12 men have scored in every round of the FA Cup in its 143-year history. Bradford’s Jon Stead hopes he can join them — and he’ll be one step closer if he nets against Reading in their quarter-final on Saturday. Here are the fascinating stories behind the deadly dozen... Archie Hunter (Aston Villa, winners 1887) The Scot was one of the first footballing celebrities of the Victorian era. ‘Old Warhorse’ captained Villa to their first FA Cup with a 2-0 victory over West Brom at the Kennington Oval. Forced to retire in 1890 after a heart attack on the pitch, he later died of heart failure aged 35. Archie Hunter of Aston Villa was one of the first footballing celebrities of the Victorian era . Sandy Brown (Tottenham, winners 1901) Hailing from the same Ayrshire mining village as Bill Shankly, Brown was known as the ‘Glenbuck Goalgetter’. Spurs became the only non-League side to win the FA Cup thanks to his goals. During Brown’s Scotland debut against England, part of the terracing at Ibrox collapsed, killing 25 fans. Sandy Brown (circled), pictured with Tottenham's FA Cup winning team, was a fine goalscorer in the cup . Harry Hampton (Aston Villa, winners 1905) ‘The Whirlwind’ remains Villa’s all-time leading scorer in League football with 215 goals. He was a fearless forward and once scored having barged 22-stone goalkeeper William ‘Fatty’ Foulke over the line with the ball in his arms. He served at the Somme during World War One and survived a poisonous gas attack. Harry Hampton (circled) puts Aston Villa 1-0 up against Newcastle United in the FA Cup final in 1905 . Harold Blackmore (Bolton, winners 1929) Blackmore was a goalscoring sensation as a teenager playing for Silverton, a village team in Devon. He also worked at the local paper mill before signing for Exeter City and then moving to Bolton for £2,150, a princely sum in 1927. It looked as though his chance of scoring in every round had gone as Bolton led Portsmouth 1-0 at Wembley, but Blackmore netted at the death to seal his place in history. Harold Blackmore signed for Bolton for over 2,000 and scored in every round of the 1929 FA Cup . Ellis Rimmer (Sheffield Wednesday, winners 1935) The Scouser was a showman, attracting big crowds as a jazz pianist. Left winger Rimmer was the first non-striker to score in every round after his late brace in the 4-2 win over West Brom. The England man later ran the Hallamshire House pub in Sheffield before returning to Formby, where he died aged 58. Ellis Rimmer was a showman for Sheffield Wednesday, and was the first non-striker to score in every round . Frank O’Donnell (Preston, runners-up 1937) The Scot was one of 15 siblings and played in the final against Sunderland alongside brother Hugh, as well as Bill Shankly. O’Donnell became the first player to score in every round but end on the losing team. He died 15 years later in Macclesfield aged just 40 after a short illness. A tribute in Glasgow’s

Summary: Jon Stead could join a list of players to score in every round of the FA Cup . Stead would become part of an exclusive 12-man club to complete the feat . Sportsmail goes into the archives to introduce you to each of the members .


Manchester United defender Paddy McNair is in line to make his Northern Ireland debut this month, having been included in a 27-man squad for matches against Scotland and Finland. Manager Michael O'Neill has convened a familiar group for the friendly at Hampden on March 25 and the Euro 2016 qualifier that follows at Windsor Park on March 29, with the 19-year-old set for his first senior appearance. He was an unused substitute against Romania in November but with O'Neill set to rotate his squad in the first fixture, McNair can expect to add another landmark moment to his breakthrough season. VIDEO Scroll down to see Paddy McNair's goal-scoring prowess for Manchester United . Manchester United defender Paddy McNair tussles for the ball with Tottenham striker Harry Kane . McNair's United team-mate Jonny Evans retains his place in the squad despite his stop-start season taking another turn for the worse with his six-game domestic ban for spitting at Papiss Cisse. Doncaster's Luke McCullough is also included alongside veteran defenders Gareth McAuley, Aaron Hughes and Chris Baird, meaning Hull's Alex Bruce again misses out. Brentford winger Stuart Dallas is another who may benefit from a run-out in Glasgow having returned to the squad. Jonny Evans was handed a six-game ban after being found guilty of spitting at Newcastle's Papiss Cisse . Brentford winger Stuart Dallas (centre) is bidding to win his first Northern Ireland cap since 2011 . Dallas won his first and only cap against Wales in 2011's Carling Nations Cup and withdrew from his previous call-up due to injury. Shane Ferguson, on loan at Rangers from Newcastle, is the only natural left-back but is expected to withdraw with a knee injury. That could yet open the door for the absent Daniel Lafferty, who has been starved of first-team football at Burnley but has recently joined Rotherham on loan. Kyle Lafferty, who has three goals in four Euro 2016 qualifiers so far, leads the forward unit and will travel from Turkish outfit Caykur Rizespor. But there was no place for Martin Paterson, on loan with Major League Soccer franchise Orlando City. Northern Ireland squad: R Carroll (Notts County), A Mannus (St Johnstone), M McGovern (Hamilton), A Hughes (Brighton), C Baird (West Brom), G McAuley (West Brom), J Evans (Man Utd), C Cathcart (Watford), S Ferguson (Rangers, loan) C McLaughlin (Fleetwood), L McCullough (Doncaster), P McNair (Man Utd), S Davis (Southampton), C Brunt (West Brom), S Clingan (Kilmarnock), C Evans (Blackburn), O Norwood (Reading), R McLaughlin (Liverpool), B Reeves (MK Dons), P McCourt (Notts County, loan), S Dallas (Brentford), K Lafferty (Rizespor, loan), N McGinn (Aberdeen), J Ward (Derby County), J Magennis (Kilmarnock), B McKay (Wigan Athletic), Will Grigg (MK Dons). Caykur Rizespor's Kyle Lafferty has scored three goals in four Euro 2016 qualifiers for Northern Ireland .

Summary: Manchester United's Paddy McNair has been called up by Northern Ireland . The 19-year-old defender has broken into United's first-team this season . He is joined in the squad by Red Devils team-mate Jonny Evans . Northern Ireland will face Scotland and Finland later this month .


David Seaman believes Arsenal midfielder Jack Wilshere should be included in Gareth Southgate's England Under 21 European Championship squad this summer. The 23-year-old has been part of the England senior set up for the last five years, but the midfielder has suffered with injuries and has missed large parts of Arsenal's season. Wilshere is closing in on full fitness again and Seaman believes his inclusion in the squad would be a benefit to everyone. Former England goalkeeper David Seaman celebrates a 4-2 penalties win against Spain back in 1996 . Jack Wilshere missed a chunk of the season thanks to this Marouane Fellaini and Paddy McNair sandwich . Wilshere in action during the EURO 2016 Qualifier Group E match against Slovenia at Wembley Stadium . Wilshere applauds the travelling fans following the EURO 2016 Qualifier match between Estonia and England . Seaman, who made 75 appearances for the Three Lions, told talkSPORT: 'I'd like to see him go (to the European Championship). 'He has not played a lot of football this season and, if he is fit, he should go.' The former Gunner also believes Southgate should be allowed to take the best possible team available to him. Seaman believes Gareth Southgate should be allowed to name the strongest Under 21 squad possible . Manchester United left back Luke Shaw and Everton midfielder Ross Barkley are both eligible . Liverpool ace Raheem Sterling, Everton midfielder Ross Barkley and Manchester United left back Luke Shaw are all eligible to play for the U21 side. And the goalkeeper believes all three should travel if chosen by Southgate, despite the fact those eligible players now consider themselves part of Roy Hodgson's senior squad. Raheem Sterling is also eligible to play during the U21 tournament in the Czech Republic this summer .

Summary: England go to Czech Republic for European Championship this summer . David Seaman believes Jack Wilshere should be part of the U21 squad . Wilshere is a senior player but has struggled with injuries this season . Seaman also feels other senior England players should be included .


The last rites of Caterham are due to be read over the next few weeks via a number of auctions to sell off the team's equipment. Caterham fell into administration towards the end of October after a dispute between the owners at the time and their predecessor in Tony Fernandes, the current chairman of Barclays Premier League team QPR. A crowd-funding project helped Caterham on to the grid for the final race of last term in Abu Dhabi after they had missed the previous two events in the United States and Brazil. Caterham crashed out of Formula One after hitting financial difficulties . The team was owned by Tony Fernandes, who is currently chairman of Premier League club QPR . Wyles Hardy & Co are selling off Caterham's items via auction over the next three months. Here, Sportsmail picks out three items that are up for sale: . Lot 18: 'Two 2011 Show Front Wheel Rims mounted with PIRELLI Wet Show Tyres' - Current bid, as of Monday afternoon: £200 (Bidding ends March 11, 10:14 GMT) Lot 664: 'A Caterham F1 Fully Functioning Race Car Steering Wheel, as Raced in the 2014 Season' - Current bid, as of Monday afternoon: £1,800 (Bidding ends March 12, 12:16 GMT) Lot 880: 'A Lotus Racing Formula 1 Full Racing Chassis Show Car' - Current bid, as of Monday afternoon: £22,500 (Bidding ends March 12, 15:32 GMT) However, despite then administrator Smith & Williamson doing all they could to put Caterham in the shop window, and conducting talks with numerous interested parties, no deal could be struck. What remains of the team's assets are now due to be sold off via auctions over March, April and May, and conducted by Hertforshire-based Wyles Hardy & Co. The first of the auctions - at the Caterham Sports Centre in Langley - runs for three days this week from Wednesday with the sale of race and pit lane equipment, 2014 chassis show cars, electronics workshop and test equipment. Further auctions include the sale of memorabilia, team clothing, branded goods, archive car panels and components, show car, as well as IT and office equipment. It represents a sad end for a team that entered F1 in 2010 with such high hopes and aspirations, only to endure countless problems along the way.

Summary: Formula One team Caterham went into administration in October . The team ran into financial troubles despite high hopes . Their final assets are being sold off over next few weeks .


Higher earners are to benefit from the first real terms rise in the 40p tax threshold for seven years. In a surprise move, the Chancellor announced a modest ‘down payment’ on Tory plans to raise the bracket for paying higher-rate tax to £50,000. David Cameron vowed last year to end the scandal of so-called ‘fiscal drag’, which has seen millions dragged into paying 40p tax by freezing and cutting the starting threshold.] . Scroll down for video . The Chancellor used the Budget to announce a modest ‘down payment’ on Tory plans to raise bracket for paying higher-rate tax to £50,000 . It had been thought that the Liberal Democrats would veto the introduction of any rise ahead of the election. But Mr Osborne cheered Tory MPs by announcing a series of modest increases in the 40p threshold in the coming years, culminating in a 1.4 per cent rise in 2017 – just above the forecast inflation rate of 1.2 per cent. Married couples have gained from an increase in the transferrable tax allowance. The Chancellor announced that the amount a spouse can transfer to their partner is being raised by £50 – in line with the rise in the personal income tax allowance. The tax break comes into force on April 1. It was originally planned that married couples in which one person earned under the £10,500 income tax threshold would be allowed to transfer £1,050 of their allowance to their spouse. Now that the personal allowance has been raised, the Chancellor’s move means that taxpayers will be able to transfer £1,100 of their allowance to their spouse – an increase of £50. As a result, couples will be able to save around £220 a year. Labour have said they will scrap the tax break if they win the election. In his speech, George Osborne said: ‘In this Budget the rate of the new transferable tax allowance for married couples will rise to £1,100. That’s the allowance coming in just two weeks’ time to help over 4million couples – help that Labour would take away, but we on this side are proud to provide.’ It only applies to couples in which there is one basic rate taxpayer, with the other earning less than the personal allowance. The Tories said that stay-at-home parents and those who work part-time would be the biggest beneficiaries from the change. The plans mean that the income at which the higher rate is payable will rise from £41,865 to £42,385 in April 2015, £42,700 in April 2016 and £43,300 in April 2017. Treasury aides said the number of people dragged in to paying higher-rate tax would be 100,000 lower as a result. The changes in the basic rate and 40p thresholds will be included in the Finance Bill that will be pushed through the Commons in the coming days. But they could be reversed by an incoming Labour government if Ed Miliband wins power in May. Labour has been silent on 40p tax, giving no indication that it would raise the threshold. Mr Osborne also announced that,

Summary: David Cameron vowed last year to end scandal of ‘fiscal drag’, which sees millions dragged into paying 40p tax . Chancellor announced series of modest increases in 40p threshold in coming years, culminating in 1.4% rise in 2017 . Means income at which higher rate is payable will rise to £42,385 in 2015, £42,700 in 2016 and £43,300 in April 2017 . Zac and Suzanna Furbank are among 27million individuals to benefit from the rise in tax-free personal allowance .


A care worker accidentally killed herself by overdosing on sickness tablets after drinking fruit liqueurs and Jagerbombs on a date, an inquest heard. Joanne Dowsett had been drinking for hours when she returned to her parents' home in Stockport last October. Having downed ten shots of Sourz and rum and Cokes, the 20-year-old care worker took anti-nausea pills at around 3am, causing her to collapse and suffer a seizure. She was found dead the following afternoon at 4pm having rowed with her parents after being accused of taking drugs, an inquest into her death heard. Joanne Dowsett died after consuming a cocktail of alcohol and anti-sickness pills. The 20-year-old had 'no intention of taking her own life,' an inquest heard . On the night in question, Miss Dowsett had been in several pubs and bars with Joshua Beaumont on a date. The pair drank Jagerbombs, beer, rum and Coke and shots before Mr Beaumont walked her home. Giving evidence, the 22-year-old said Miss Dowsett had been acting normally when he bid her goodnight. 'Jo seemed to be fine, she wasn't slurring her words or falling,' he said. 'She asked me to walk her home and said she would phone me a cab from her house. We stood on the drive chatting together and we were discussing about going out again . 'She didn’t seem to be particularly drunk.' After being collected from her parents' house in a taxi, Mr Beamont said the pair continued to talk over text. Shortly before 3am, Miss Dowsett told him she was going to bed before phoning another friend, Samuel Higginbotham. The 20-year-old care worker returned to her parents' house in Stockport where they rowed over her 'erratic behaviour', it was claimed . Joshua Beaumont said Miss Dowsett did not seem unwell when he left her at her parents' house to get a taxi . During their conversation she told him she had just rowed with her parents. John and Ann Dowsett were worried their daughter had been taking drugs after seeing her behave 'erratically', it was claimed. 'She was at home and couldn't sleep and knew I would be up. I asked about the date and she didn't go in to great detail,' Mr Higginbotham said. 'She said her mum and dad came in after the date and she told them to leave. There was nothing else in the phone call that rang alarm bells or made me feel the need to ring her back.' In text messages to others Miss Dowsett had given mixed accounts of the date, telling some she was eager to see Mr Beaumont again and others that she wasn't interested. 'She said to some the date had been great and to others saying it had been less than great,' said Det Insp Cheryl Hughes of Greater Manchester Police. 'Within texts to a friend by the name of Ben she explains the altercation with her parents where she had been accused of taking drugs but she said she hadn't had any drugs. 'Clearly Joanne had mixed emotions about the date where she

Summary: Joanne Dowsett died after taking cocktail of alcohol and anti-sickness pills . The 20-year-old had been on a date with Joshua Beaumont the night before . Together they drank beer, rum and Cokes, Jagerbombs and apple Sourz . When Miss Dowsett returned to her parents' house she behaved 'erratically' She is thought to have taken anti-sickness pills at sometime around 3am . At 4pm that day she was found dead with traces of cyclizine in her system . An inquest into her death heard she had no intention of taking her own life .


A dating website which claims to cater for only the world's best looking single people has dumped more than 3,000 members for letting themselves go. The cull was conducted by BeautifulPeople.com of members whose looks they say no longer come up to the 'rigorous standards expected' of the 'exclusive community' and who now need to look for love elsewhere. One member, Tawnie Lynn, from LA who previously underwent a make-over herself so that she could win a place on the site says she is glad they are being so tough. Scroll down for video . Beautifulpeople.com has ditched 3,000 members who they felt did not match up to their standards. Tawnie Lynn (pictured) says if they did not make the cuts people would leave . Tawnie, who poses seductively in a bikini for her profile pictures said: 'If the management failed to maintain the quality of the site by polluting the gene pool, most members would leave. 'It would make Beautiful People just like every other dating site - full of the kind of people you wouldn't want to share an elevator with, let alone date.' The most often cited reason for members being removed from the site were piling on the pounds and 'graceless' ageing. More than 500 Brits, the second largest nationality, were among those axed. The people behind the website say they cull has sent a 'very clear message' to its good-looking members: 'you don't just need to be beautiful to join; you need to stay that way, or you are out.' The global website periodically reviews the suitability of all its members, to make sure that quality is maintained. Beautiful People is run by married couple Greg and Genevieve Hodge and was started in 2003. Since then there have been over 7.5million people rejected from the site. Tawnie was previously kicked off the site herself but had a make-over so she could stay, now she says that the site needs to keep their standards up . Tawnie, was originally rejected by the members of beautifulpeople.com but underwent a make-over so that she could use it . Managing director Mr Hodge said: 'If members fail to maintain their beautiful appearance, we take the most recent photos of them and put them back in the rating system. 'They are forced to go through the same 48-hour rating process as when they initially applied, where once again they are judged by their peers. 1. USA: 1,457 . 2. UK: 568 . 3. Canada: 391 . 4. Russia: 320 . 5. Germany: 183 . 6. France: 134 . 7. Japan: 121 . 8. Brazil: 96 . 9. Denmark: 62 . 10. Australia: 59 . 'If their looks aren't up to our members' exacting standards and they do not secure a majority of positive votes, then their profiles are immediately removed.' Mrs Hodge said: 'This may sound harsh, and it is the most difficult part of managing the business. 'We take no pleasure in removing members, but it is a necessary evil in order to maintain the beautiful community and our prized business

Summary: 3,000 people have had their profiles removed from beautifulpeople.com . The users were told they did not match up to the sites 'rigorous standards' Of those asked to leave the site 500 of them were British . Users were removed for putting on weight or not aging gracefully . Those ditched have been offered free coaching to improve themselves .


If you fancy a burger, then sprint to the fast-food joint to get it. Short bursts of intensive exercise before a high-fat meal can help protect blood vessels from the effects of a poor diet, researchers have found. Just eight minutes of high-intensity cycling was found to be more beneficial than going at a moderate pace for 25 minutes – the current recommended level. Researchers say short bursts of intensive exercise before a high-fat meal can help protect blood vessels from the effects of a poor diet. File photo . Scientists at the University of Exeter say the short burst approach may be more appealing to youngsters – few of whom achieve even the minimum of an hour of moderate exercise a day. Performing any exercise before a high fat meal was already known to prevent this impairment in blood vessel function but the study found intensive exercise was better for blood vessel function in young people than the currently recommended moderate-intensity exercise. The study found eight minutes of high-intensity cycling was more beneficial than going at a moderate pace for 25 minutes. File photo . Cardiovascular diseases including heart attacks and stroke are the leading cause of death in the UK, and researchers said the processes underlying these start in youth. Impairment in the function of blood vessels is thought to be the earliest stage of this process, and this is known to occur in the hours after consuming a high fat meal. Scientists compared high-intensity, interval exercise against moderate-intensity exercise on blood vessel function in adolescent boys and girls after they had consumed a high fat milkshake. The research showed that approximately 25 minutes of moderate-intensity cycling prevented the fall in blood vessel function after the high fat meal, but performing just eight minutes of high-intensity cycling not only prevented this fall, but improved blood vessel function to a level that was superior to moderate-intensity exercise. Dr Alan Barker, of the children's health and exercise research centre, sport and health sciences at the University of Exeter, said: 'Our study shows that the intensity of exercise plays an important part in protecting blood vessel function in young people after the ingestion of a high fat meal.' 'Furthermore, both the boys and girls found the high-intensity exercise to be more enjoyable than the moderate-intensity exercise. 'Considering that very few adolescents currently achieve the recommended minimum of one hour of at least moderate-intensity exercise per day, smaller amounts of exercise performed at a higher-intensity might offer an attractive alternative to improve blood vessel function in adolescents.' The study is published in the American Journal Of Physiology - Heart And Circulatory Physiology.

Summary: Eight minutes of high-intensity cycling was found to be more beneficial than going at a moderate pace for 25 minutes . University of Exeter study found intensive exercise before fatty meal can help counteract effects of a poor diet . Scientists say short burst approach may be more appealing to youngsters . Cardiovascular diseases including heart attacks and stroke are the leading cause of death in the UK .


Human rights commissioner Gillian Triggs has again defended her decision to give $350,000 to a refugee who killed his pregnant wife. In a senate estimates hearing on Friday, Ms Triggs was grilled by coalitions senators after she backed her recommendation that John Basikbasik should receive $350,000 in compensation for being 'arbitrarily' held in a detention centre after the government ruled he was too dangerous to be integrated back into society. Ms Triggs said it was her role to remind the government of their 'international obligations' and hold them accountable for breaching human rights. The human rights commissioner was forced to defend her decision in a senate estimate hearing after she recommended $350,000 be awarded to a man who killed his pregnant wife . 'While the government of course has an executive power to detain someone, that executive power must be exercised in a way that is necessary and proportionate to achieve a legitimate aim,' she said. 'I think most fair-minded Australians would say that holding someone for eight years after he has served his prison sentence is something that does require at least the regular consideration of his case, and regular consideration of whether or not alternative forms of detention or supervision might be used.' Mr Basikbasik was involved in the West Papuan independence movement and gravely opposed Indonesia's occupation of his home. Mr Basikbasik reportedly canoed to Australia, arriving on 13 June 1985 . He was granted refugee status in 1986 and reportedly committed a number of violent offences before beating his pregnant 28-year-old partner and unborn child to death with a bicycle. After spending seven years behind bars for the horrific crime his sentence had come to an end however Mr Basikbasik was still deemed a danger to society. The government was not able to deport him because of his genuine asylum seeker status so instead they chose to release him into Villawood Detention Centre, where he remained for a further eight years. The human rights commissioner said Mr Basikbasik's human rights were breached adding it was 'standard procedure' to recommend compensation for anybody in Australia who had been detained 'contrary to those international obligations.' 'His human rights have been breached, and where there has been a breach, there is a recommendation for compensation' Ms Triggs confirms his detention was lawful however her report claims the compensation estimate reflects the level of indignity Mr Basikbasik suffered through losing his freedom and liberty. 'I appreciate the public wants to know how these sums are computed but again I think a fair minded person would say to be held for eight years without a charge, without a trial, and without consideration as to whether alternatives could be considered for this man, especially in light of the psychiatrist's evidence that a management plan had not been developed for him, would consider the compensation proposed was a reasonable one,' she said. Mr Basikbasik was held in Villawood Detention Centre for eight years after a serving a seven year sentence . Challenging the government for her apparent trial by media Ms Triggs said they always

Summary: Gillian Triggs came under fire in a senate estimates hearing on Friday . She called for a refugee who killed his wife to be awarded $350,000 . 'Fair-minded' Australians should agree he deserved the money, she said . She claims John Basikbasik was 'arbitrarily held' for the past eight years . After spending seven years in jail he was still seen as a danger to society . Refugees can't be deported so he was held in Villawood Detention Centre . Ms Triggs said this was 'lawful' but a breach of his human rights .


Promotion hopefuls Ipswich and Brentford shared the points in a 1-1 Sky Bet Championship draw at Portman Road. Top scorer Daryl Murphy gave the hosts a ninth-minute lead but Jonathan Douglas levelled 16 minutes later and that was where the scoring ended. The result means the teams remain in the places they occupied before the match, with Brentford sixth - one point and one place better off than Mick McCarthy's men. Daryl Murphy fires home to put Ipswich 1-0 up against Brentford early on in the match . Jay Tabb congratulates Murphy after his opening goal put Ipswich in a commanding position . Richard Chaplow (left) and Murphy celebrate after the latter's goal in the opening stages of the game . Ipswich Town: Gerken, Chambers, Smith, Berra, Mings, Chaplow (Bishop 64), Skuse, Tabb, Parr, Sears (Wood 64), Murphy . Subs not used: Anderson, Varney, Connolly, Clarke, Bialkowski . Goal: Murphy 9 . Booked: Parr 82 . Brentford: Button, Odubajo, Tarkowski, Moore (Dean 71), Bidwell, Diagouraga, Douglas, Dallas, Pritchard, Judge (Jota 67), Gray (Long 75) Subs not used: McCormack, Bonham, Toral, Smith . Goal: Douglas 25 . Booked: Pritchard 37, Douglas 52, Diagouraga 81, Odubajo 84 . Referee: Scott Duncan . Attendance: 20,132 . Both sides made a bright start and it lit up even more for the home side when they took the lead in the ninth minute when Murphy got his 22nd of the season after nine minutes. Richard Chaplow's deep corner was nodded towards goal by Christophe Berra and the league's leading marksman was on hand to cleverly poke the ball home off the inside of the post. Murphy almost grabbed his second when he took advantage of dithering from Liam Moore and David Button to take the ball away from the Brentford goalkeeper - but he could only find the side-netting from a near-impossible angle. The home side were on top with Jonathan Parr narrowly missing the far post with a fierce cross-cum-shot while, at the other end, Ipswich keeper Dean Gerken did well to hold Alex Pritchard's curling effort from the edge of the area. However, Brentford were level when Gerken did brilliantly to parry Stuart Dallas' volley but Douglas was on hand to head home the rebound. Jonathan Douglas lifts a finger to the sky in celebration after levelling the match at Portman Road . Ipswich Town's Balint Bajner (centre) plays the ball out of trouble after being surrounded by Brentford men . An even final 20 minutes of the first half saw the visitors shade the chances, Alan Judge heading over from 10 yards and then Andre Gray's snapshot whistling past the post. Ipswich almost grabbed the lead just before the interval when a great breakaway saw Chaplow's shot well saved by Button, before Judge made a brave sliding block to deny Parr the rebound. The home side should have been ahead less than a minute after the restart when Parr broke into the box and perfectly crossed for Murphy who somehow slid the ball over the bar - and the gaping empty net - from

Summary: Going into the game, Brentford were sixth and Ipswich were seventh . Daryl Murphy opened the scoring early on for Ipswich at Portman Road . Jonathan Douglas cancelled out the opening goal to make it 1-1 . Neither side could grab a winner and the two sides had to settle for a point .


This is the moment Republican senator Ted Cruz told a campaign rally 'Your world is on fire' - to the horror of a three-year-old girl sitting in the front row. The 44-year-old, from Texas, was speaking in Barrington, New Hampshire and made the remark while attacking the Obama administration's foreign policy. But he was forced to stop his speech momentarily after a little girl sitting on her mom's lap said in apparent confusion: 'The world is on fire?'. As the audience chuckled, Cruz turned to the scared youngster and repeated the line twice. Ted Cruz told an audience in Barrington, New Hampshire that the 'world is on fire' - to the horror of a three-year-old child sitting in the front row . The audience chuckled after a confused three-year-old girl sitting in the front row repeated the line, asking: 'The world's on fire?' The incident was captured on camera on Sunday as Cruz was attempting to drum up conservative support in New Hampshire. After accusing the Obama-Clinton foreign policy of 'leading from behind', Cruz suggests that the 'whole world is on fire', Raw Story reports. Seconds later - although it cannot be heard clearly on the video - three-year-old Julie Trant replies in shock: 'The world is on fire?' The audience can be heard chuckling before Cruz turns and smiles as he tells the youngster: 'The world is on fire, yes. Your world is on fire.' After repeating his line twice, Cruz, pictured, tried to reassure the child by saying: 'Your mommy’s here and everyone’s here to make sure that the world you grow up in is even better' The incident was captured on camera on Sunday as Cruz (pictured in March 2014) was attempting to drum-up support in New Hampshire . But in a bid to reassure the child, he added: 'But you know what, your mommy’s here and everyone’s here to make sure that the world you grow up in is even better.' Cruz, speaking to the Strafford County Republicans, eventually got back on track as he called for a flat tax and a repeal of ObamaCare, New York Daily News reported. During the speech he lashed out at President Barack Obama claiming his administration had repeatedly trampled on the Constitution, Reuters said. Cruz, who is exploring a run for the White House in 2016, slammed Obama on his handling of immigration, negotiations with Iran and his signature health care reforms. The freshman senator from Texas was one of four Republican presidential hopefuls who paid weekend visits to New Hampshire.

Summary: Ted Cruz made the comment during speech in Barrington, New Hampshire . 44-year-old interrupted by confused girl, 3, who said: 'The world's on fire?' Republican senator from Texas then repeated the line a further two times . The remark was a reference to the Obama administration's foreign policy . Then reassures child saying 'everyone is here to make sure the world you grow up in is even better'


Chilling new images have emerged of three men accused of homosexuality and blasphemy being forced to their knees and publicly beheaded by a sword-wielding Islamic State executioner. Photographs of the barbaric murders show the blindfolded men kneeling in the centre of what appears to be a traffic roundabout with a crowd of people looking on as a masked executioner stands by with a long, rusty blade. After an elderly man uses a microphone to read to the crowd from his notes, the executioner then steps forward with the blade poised above the men's heads in the unnamed city in northern Iraq. The executioner stands with the sword poised above the man's head as a large crowd gathers to watch . The beheading appears to take place at a traffic roundabout in northern Iraq's Nineveh province . One of the blindfolded victims kneels with his head forward immediately prior to the beheading. Messages accompanying the images claimed two men were accused of homosexuality and a third of blasphemy . An elderly man reads to the crowd from his notes in the moments leading up to the three men's deaths . Accompanying captions said the trio were then beheaded - two for engaging in homosexual acts and the third for alleged blasphemy - but there were no images released of the actual beheading. The jihadist group, which controls swathes of Iraq and neighbouring Syria, has carried out hundreds of barbaric executions as it has imposed its brutal version of Islamic law, many of which are photographed or videotaped. The photos were said to have been taken in Nineveh province - the first to fall to a sweeping IS-led offensive last June - but the exact location was not specified. Many young men have also been thrown from the roofs of buildings throughout ISIS-controlled areas after being accused of engaging in homosexual acts. The stomach-churning photographs usually show a blindfolded victim being dragged to the top of a building by black-masked militants. As crowds gather at street level the men are thrown to their death, while jihadis and members of the public use mobile phones to film the gruesome murders. Iraqi troops and militia are battling to push the jihadists back with support from a US-led coalition and Iran. But retaking Nineveh and its capital Mosul poses a major challenge for Baghdad's forces, as the militants have had more than nine months to dig in. Iraqi forces launched a huge operation last week aimed at retaking the city of Tikrit that, if successful, would serve as a stepping stone towards Mosul. A crowd gathers around the outskirts of the traffic roundabout to view the bloody spectacle . Images of the bloodthirsty group's latest execution come amid claims a former member of ISIS claimed he witnessed the British graduate dubbed Jihadi John behead a Japanese hostage. The man, named only as Saleh, said the masked militant who appears in several beheading videos was a senior figure in the extremist organisation responsible for murdering foreign captives. Jihadi John, who was recently unmasked as 26-year-old Londoner Mohammed Emwazi,

Summary: Masked jihadi executioner is filmed standing over men with huge sword . Kneeling before him are men accused of blasphemy and homosexuality . Chilling images show the men bent over at public site awaiting their death . ISIS militants claimed the three were executed in a northern city of Iraq .


Aaron Ramsey has dedicated his opening goal in Wales' impressive 3-0 win over Israel to the memory of his grandmother, who died recently. The Arsenal midfielder opened the scoring in Haifa just before half-time as the Welsh moved top of European Championship qualifying Group B ahead of Belgium, Israel and Bosnia and Herzegovina who are all ranked above them. And Ramsey used his post-match comments to pay tribute to his grandmother after he ended what he described as a 'tough week' on a huge high. Aaron Ramsey celebrates his goal in Israel by pointing to the sky in memory of his deceased grandmother . The Arsenal midfielder opened the goalscoring just before half-time to set Wales on their way to victory . The 24-year-old pointed to the sky during his celebrations, and he has now clarified that the gesture was in memory of his nan. 'My nan passed away on the weekend, that's why it's been quite tough,' Ramsey said. 'My goal was for her. I'm just really proud I could score the goal for her. I know she's looking down on me and I was glad I could score. Ramsey wheels away after giving Wales the lead on the stroke of half-time at the Sammy Ofer Stadium . Ramsey points to the sky as the Welsh players are led back to the halfway line on Saturday afternoon . 'I shut my eyes, got my head on it and thankfully it went in. It was a great performance and Ginge (James Collins) said in the dressing room that's maybe the best performance away from home he has been involved in. 'We looked quite comfortable and played with a lot of belief. It was a great performance from the boys, we came here believing we could get a result and we managed to do it.' Gareth Bale added two further goals for Wales, who now look to have a great chance of qualifying for Euro 2016 in France next summer. Gareth Bale scored twice in the second half to seal a convincing win with Wales moving up to top the group .

Summary: Wales won 3-0 in Israel on Saturday with Aaron Ramsey scoring their first . Arsenal midfielder dedicated goal to his recently deceased grandmother . James Collins ranked the win in Haifa as his best away performance ever .


The rise in the number of foreign criminals in Britain comes despite a series of crackdowns by Home Secretary Theresa May (pictured) The number of foreign criminals on Britain’s streets has risen by almost 20 per cent, despite repeated Government attempts to kick more of them out. Official figures show there are now close to 5,000 immigrants at large after being released from jail, a record high. Dozens are continuing to avoid deportation by claiming they have the human right to a family life in Britain. Recent cases uncovered by The Mail on Sunday include: . - A drunken Lithuanian thug who dragged his ex-girlfriend by her hair and beat her up, and who is now barred from seeing her – but who has been allowed to remain in the country because they have a child; . - A Sri Lankan illegal immigrant who has a string of convictions to his name, including indecent assault, theft and driving offences, who has avoided deportation despite a judge admitting it was a ‘somewhat generous’ decision; . - A Tanzanian fraudster who won his appeal against being sent back to his home country because he does the school run for his children and takes them to their piano lessons . The rise comes despite a series of crackdowns by Home Secretary Theresa May, who has ordered judges to take less notice of human rights sob stories and introduced a ‘deport now, appeal later’ rule. The figures will be another setback to the Home Secretary after the high-profile failure of her flagship pledge to reduce net migration – the growth of the UK population – to the ‘tens of thousands’. New figures released last month showed that the annual growth was instead closer to 300,000 – the highest level since 2005. Last night David Hanson, Labour’s immigration spokesman, said: ‘For all Theresa May’s bluster, the truth is that on her watch fewer foreign criminals are being detained or deported making it easier for them to carry on living here in the UK. Human rights lawyers claimed a staggering £280 an hour to represent a notorious terror suspect. The lawyers were acting for Egyptian hate preacher Yasser Al-Sirri, who has lived in Britain for 20 years after being convicted of a plot to assassinate Egypt’s prime minister. During that time he has been acquitted of conspiring to murder an Afghan leader. Yasser Al-Sirri, an associate of the notorious preacher Abu Qatada, took his case to the Supreme Court to get refugee status. The pair are pictured together in London . Al-Sirri, an associate of the notorious preacher Abu Qatada, took his case to the Supreme Court to get refugee status. The Home Office revealed that his solicitors Birnberg Peirceclaimed £280 an hour for costs after winning the case, and were paid a total of £62,000. It was the highest amount paid by the Home Office in legal costs to a law firm bringing an action against the Government in the year 2013-14. ...but bad news for the rest of us . As Al-Sirri won his case, the

Summary: The number of foreign criminals on Britain's streets has risen 20 per cent . Nearly 5,000 immigrants at large after being released from jail, figures show . Dozens avoiding deportation by claiming human right to family life in UK . It comes despite a series of crackdowns by Home Secretary Theresa May .


A mother charged with murdering three of her children in a botched murder-suicide attempt had tried to kill herself twice before, it has been revealed. A report by the Florida Department of Children and Families says an investigator came to the home of Jessica McCarty in Palm Beach, where she admitted taking sleeping pills and muscle relaxers before texting a friend that she was going commit suicide. Investigators labeled her three children Laci McCarty, aged seven, six-year-old Philip McCarty and Christopher Swist, aged five months, as being in intermediate danger, reports Wesh.com . The children's grandmother told investigators that McCarty, 33, had twice before attempted to kill herself. According to the report, DCF gave the family a brochure, had them sign a safety plan and closed the case. Scroll down for video . Sole survivor: Police said Monday five-month-old Christopher Swist (right), died three days after his mother Jessica McCarty killed his two older siblings in a botched murder-suicide. McCarty (pictured on the left in a suicide-protection vest with bandages on her slashed wrists) survived the attack and was arrested . What happened to the happy family? McCarty, pictured with her partner Chris Swist, daughter Laci McCarty (right) and sons Philip McCarty (center) and Christopher Swist (in her arms), called the police on herself . McCarty was arrested after she called 911 on Friday and told police she'd killed her children. Laci and Philip were found unresponsive in the same room at the home and were pronounced dead that night. The mother strangled the infant and drowned and strangled the daughter, Palm Bay Police Chief Mark Renkens said, according to Florida Today. Police say none of the three children were shot or stabbed, but lacerations were found. Christopher Swist had been on life support at Florida Hospital for Children since Friday but lost his fight for life on Monday. McCarty has been charged with two counts of murder and one count of attempted murder. The attempted murder charge could be upgraded. 'Our hearts go out to the friends and family who have lost children in such a horrific manner. The fathers of these helpless, innocent children struggling is simply gut wrenching,' said acting Palm Bay Police Chief Mark Renkens. Police say none of the three murdered children were shot or stabbed, but lacerations were discovered . According to Renkens, there had recently been a break in the relationship between McCarty and the youngest child's father, also called Christopher Swist. Investigators said McCarty sent photos to Swist of blood throughout the house. Swist arrived first at the scene and found his son unresponsive on his bed, police said. Police said they found a journal in the driveway of the home that was addressed 'To my family,' which indicated that McCarty was sorry for what she 'had to do.' Letter left behind: Investigators say McCarty left a note behind at the scene saying she was 'sorry for what she had to do'. The motive for the attempted murder-suicide is still not clear . There was also another page addressed to Christopher's father, asking him

Summary: Jessica McCarty 'tried to commit suicide before' - children's grandmother . She is the only survivor of an incident which left her three children dead . Police confirmed baby Christopher Swist, who was on life support, died . The five-month-old boy joins his older siblings Laci McCarty, seven, and six-year-old Philip McCarty, who died Friday in the botched murder-suicide . McCarty, aged 33, waived her right to appear in court on Sunday; she is being held without bond . She has been charged with two counts of murder and one count of attempted murder, but the attempted murder charge could be upgraded . In her booking photo, McCarty wears a suicide-prevention vest with bandages on her slashed wrists . It has been revealed that McCarty was investigated by the Department of Children and Families in 2009 . She was told to seek mental health counseling after the investigation .


They say you should let sleeping dogs lie - advice that one driver in China paid the price for ignoring. He drove back to his home in Chongqing to find a stray dog lying in his favourite parking spot, so he got out and kicked it. However, as far as the dog was concerned, that was not the end of the matter. A driver in China had his car attacked by a stray dog he'd kicked the previous day . Ruff justice: The dog that was kicked brought reinforcements . It returned later on with some of its pals and proceeded to exact its revenge by chewing the bodywork and windscreen wipers of the car belonging to his attacker. The vandalism was photographed by a startled neighbour, who showed the driver the next morning the evidence that a series of dents and marks on his car were caused by a pack of hounds. Stray dogs in China are sometimes grabbed off the street and thrown into dog fights. China has no animal cruelty laws, and a person who damages a dog or another animal can only be prosecuted for damaging property if the animal belongs to somebody. The vandalism was photographed by a startled neighbour, who showed the driver the next morning the evidence that a series of dents and marks on his car were caused by a pack of hounds . The dogs attacked the bodywork and the windscreen wipers .

Summary: Driver in Chongqing found a stray dog lying in his parking space . Irked at the cheek of it, he got out and gave the dog a kick to make it move . The dog was photographed by a neighbour exacting its revenge later . It returned with its pack and attacked the bodywork and wipers of the car .


Three Chinese lawmakers have been given heavy fines after one of the eight illegal Siberian tigers they kept as pets fell to its death from the roof of a 11-storey apartment building. The seven-month-old cub was seen falling from the tower block in the city of Pingdu in eastern China's Shandong province by residents watching a Chinese New Year firework display. Two of the animals - which cannot legally be kept as pets in China - were being temporarily housed on the roof of the building by local businessman Yang Wenzheng, who claimed he was looking after the tigers for a friend who could no longer afford to keep them at his mountain park. Tragic: The seven-month-old cub was seen falling from the tower block in the city of Pingdu in eastern China's Shandong province by residents watching a Chinese New Year firework display . Horrifying: Shocked neighbour Hui Tang, 33, who lives on the third floor said: 'My husband and I were standing at the window when we saw this object go flying past'. Pictured is the dead tiger . Height: The tiger jumped to its death from the roof of this 11-storey building after being startled by fireworks . Mr Yang admitted keeping the two Siberian tigers on the roof of the building to help his friend Cui Jinguang, who was struggling to meet the cost of looking after the animals at his mountain park. As well as the adult and cub given to Mr Yang, Mr Cui also kept an adult and cub for himself. Another friend, named by the South China Morning Post as forestry worker Cui Jinguang, was given a third adult tiger and three cubs to look after. The death of the tiger cub in Pingdu saw police launch an investigation in to where the animals had come from, which eventually led to the conviction of the three men, who are all members of the city's People's Congress. Each of the men was subsequently fined 3,000 yuan (£330), according to local media reports. Caged: Two of the animals (one of which is pictured) were being temporarily housed on the roof of the building by local businessman Yang Wenzheng. Tigers cannot legally be kept as pets in China . Ill-treated: Another tiger is seen being taken away from the scene by environmental protection officers . One of the eight illegal Siberian tigers is seen being removed from Pingdu city by protection officers . Mr Yang admitted keeping the two Siberian tigers on the roof of the building to help his friend Cui Jinguang, who was struggling to meet the cost of looking after the animals at his mountain park . Shocked neighbour Hui Tang, 33, who lives on the third floor said: 'My husband and I were standing at the window when we saw this object go flying past. 'When we looked down to see what it was we couldn't believe it when we saw that it was a tiger. 'At first we thought it was a toy, but then we saw blood coming from its mouth...

Summary: Two Siberian tigers were kept on the roof of a tower block in Pingdu city . One of the animals became distressed during a Chinese New Year party . Animal jumped from the roof of the building, falling 11 floors to its death . Tigers were being illegally housed on the roof by a local businessman who was taking care of the animals for a friend . Three lawmakers have now received heavy fines for keeping the illegal pets .


A writer and mother has candidly revealed that she was left emotionally 'scarred' by her agonizing drug-free childbirth and struggling with a condition known as postpartum post-traumatic stress disorder following the delivery of her daughter. Toronto-based mother-of-one Tara-Michelle Ziniuk recalled how the traumatizing birth of her now four-year-old daughter Anna left her with nightmares and vivid memories of her painful experience in an essay for Today's Parent. 'At the time, in that moment, I remember very clearly thinking I wanted it to stop more than I wanted to have my baby,' she wrote. 'It was horrible. I was exhausted and borderline suicidal.' Traumatic event: Tara-Michelle Ziniuk (not pictured) said she was left with nightmares following the painful, drug-free birth of her daughter Anna, who is now four-years-old . Miss Ziniuk explained that by the time she asked for something to help with the pain she was 'too far along for it to be administered.' The mom, who suffered from painful cramping almost her entire life because of her endometriosis, said she dreaded the idea of giving birth before she had even gotten pregnant, noting that although she wanted to 'experience pregnancy', she never wanted to 'experience childbirth'. When it was time for her baby to be welcomed into the world, Miss Ziniuk passed on having an epidural because the prenatal class she had attended was 'biased towards natural home births'. According to Postpartum Support International, symptoms of postpartum PTSD may include: . Intrusive recollection of a past traumatic event, including child birth . Flashbacks or nightmares . Avoidance of stimuli associated with the event, including thoughts, feelings, people, places and details of the event . Persistent increased arousal, including irritability, difficulty sleeping, hypervigilance and exaggerated startle response . Anxiety and panic attacks . Feeling a sense of unreality and detachment . Miss Ziniuk, who is currently co-parenting her daughter, was a single mother at the time of her pregnancy. She said she was given information that made her 'fear epidurals, pain medications and any other “unnecessary” interventions"', although she noted that there was no 'shame associated' if the interventions were needed for medical reasons. 'The contractions felt like an extreme version of the menstrual cramps I’d experienced with endometriosis,' she recalled. 'It also felt similar to chronic illness in that I felt like I had no control over what was happening - a familiar, yet difficult, experience for me.' Miss Ziniuk wrote that she 'disassociated' and wanted her personal support system and her midwife to leave her alone because she 'didn't want to talk to anyone'. Tara-Michelle (pictured) said she hated giving birth . 'I felt disgusting and embarrassed and sick; nothing was comfortable or bearable. I wanted it to stop,' she recalled. Although Miss Ziniuk said that her daughter's birth was 'not complicated', it was a 'long early labor'. Her water never broke, and her daughter even came out with a scratch on her head from the doctor trying to break her water for her. After her experience in the delivery room, Miss Ziniuk started having nightmares and was unable to

Summary: Tara-Michelle Ziniuk, from Toronto, Canada, recalled how the birth of her four-year-old daughter Anna left her with nightmares . One to six percent of women experience postpartum post-traumatic stress disorder, according to Postpartum Support International .


An adorable video of a toddler singing along to an Ed Sheeran hit has gone viral after being posted online. Daniel Breki McCollough, 2, from Reykjavik, Iceland, is seen standing in front of a microphone holding a guitar and singing as his mum's boyfriend Heigar Ingi Arnason plays the song Thinking Out Loud on the acoustic guitar. The video which was posted only yesterday has already notched up over 13 million views and 368,125 likes with viewers posting thousands of comments praising the duo. Scroll down for video . Daniel Breki McCollough is pictured really performing the Ed Sheeran cover alongside his mum's boyfriend . One commenter, Kate Ward, wrote: 'So adorable!!!!!! He is a little shy as you see at the end but boy can that little man play a convincing guitar, even tuned it somewhere in there so cute that Dad sings along with him to help the confidence - which was rocking!' Noleen Magill posted: 'This has to be the cutest thing ever bless that wee darling and his wee facial expressions, just brilliant.' The two-year-old toddler, from Reykjavik, Iceland, has had 13 million views with his Thinking Out Loud cover . Daniel and his mum's boyfriend, Heigar Ingi Arnason, had an earlier YouTube hit when they covered Sam Smith's hit Lay Me Down. This amassed over 25,000 hits . But it is also Arnason's voice that has delighted viewers. Callum Davy wrote: 'Never mind the child, that isn't Ed Sheeran playing guitar and singing live, the guy I assume to be her dad is amazing!' Jordan Haimes posted: 'Did anybody take notice of how good the guy with the guitar who was actually singing was, amazing.' While Evelyn Reyes said: 'SOMEONE FIND THE GUY THAT'S SINGING PLEASE I MUST SEE HIS FACE.' Heigar Ingi Arnason played the acoustic guitar out of shot, but his voice caught the attention of viewers . Daniel's mum Aldis Bjork Oskarsdottir said: 'We posted the video online to show my brother in London. 'He misses Daniel and likes to know how he's doing.' The duo had an earlier YouTube hit when they covered Sam Smith's hit Lay Me Down which had over 25,000 hits.

Summary: Daniel Breki McCollough, 2, sings Ed Sheeran's Thinking Out Loud . The toddler from Reykjavik, Iceland, sings along with mum's boyfriend . It was originally posted online for the toddler's uncle in London . The video has already notched up 13 million views and 368,125 likes .


It's a chapter of Hugh Jackman's life not many people know about. The Hollywood star once said he only 'truly grew up' when he spent months working with in Australia's most remote Indigenous communities. Now he has added his voice to an effort to stop the West Australian government's effort to shut down as many as half of the state's 270 remote communities. Scroll down for video . Lending his voice: Movie star Hugh Jackman has thrown his support behind efforts to stop the forced closure of some remote Indigenous communities . Jackman was lobbied by Indigenous fans who called on him to step up and announce his support . A young child wields the sign aimed at Jackman, who has expressed how grateful he is for the time he has spent in remote communities . 'This is my country': As many as a thousand people could be forced to move if the WA State Government plan goes ahead . In a message posted on social media, Jackman said: 'While living in a remote community I came to understand the 'connection' to land is a fundamental part of Indigenous identity, think about the past, have quality conversations. I SUPPORT YOU'. Indigenous leaders have been highly critical of the state government's plans, which could involve the forced removal of more than 1000 people. Many were angered by Prime Minister Tony Abbott's remarks that governments could not 'endlessly subsidise lifestyle choices'. Jackman reflected upon what he learned living on the land while 'nursing a broken heart' in an interview with Canada's George Stroumboulopoulos Tonight several years ago. 'Day after day, week after week, there's a magical effect the landscape had, and that the Aboriginal people had,' he said. He told his father 'I think I'm going to live out here forever' but his father said he should finish college first and evaluate his options then. The X-Men star said he was inspired by the Indigenous people's sense of community and togetherness. Rally: Members and supporters of the Aboriginal community are pictured demonstrating against the West Australian government's plan to close remote Aboriginal communities . The rally was part of a national day of action against the proposed closures . In an interview with a Canadian broadcaster years ago, Jackman said he was tempted to live in the outback with remote communities for a long time . He was angered by the media's constant focus on the problems in Indigenous communities, rather than the positives. 'It really was where I think I grew up. Who am I? What do I want to do? What do I want to say?' he said. Jackman, who was schooled at the prestigious Knox Grammar on Sydney's leafy north shore, said he had not even learned about the Stolen Generations. Blasting the PM's remarks on the issue last week, Indigenous leader Warren Mundine said living on the land was essential for the nation's first people. 'It's about their life, it's about their very essence, it's about their very culture'.

Summary: Hollywood star Hugh Jackman once said he only 'truly grew up' briefly living in Australia's most remote Indigenous communities . Now he has added his voice to protest the West Australian government's effort to close more than a hundred small communities . 'While living in remote communities, I came to understand the 'connection' to land is a fundamental part of Indigenous identity'


The scheduled Wednesday execution of a convicted cop killer that would have used up the state's last dose of a lethal injection drug has been halted by the highest criminal appeals court in Texas. The Texas Court of Criminal Appeals ruled to stop the scheduled execution of 55-year-old Randall Wayne Mays late on Monday. Mays was convicted of murder after a shootout in 2007 left Henderson County Sheriff's Office Investigator Paul Steven Habelt and Deputy Tony Price Ogburn dead. Scroll down for video . Randall Wayne Mays, 55, was due to be executed on Wednesday but a Texas appeals court put a stop to it . Mays' punishment would have used up the Texas Department of Criminal Justice's last does of pentobarbital . The death chamber where executions take place is located in the Walls Unit in downtown Huntsville, Texas . The court agreed with Mays' lawyers that additional review is needed to determine if he is mentally competent for execution. His punishment would have used up the Texas Department of Criminal Justice's last dose of pentobarbital. The drug is used for lethal injections and it is now difficult to obtain for capital punishment. Thanks to the delay, Texas has enough pentobarbital for its next scheduled execution on April 9. The state has at least three other executions on the calendar for April. Mays was going to receive a lethal injection. The delay means Texas' next execution can go on as planned . As a result of this order, Mays' case will be sent back to Henderson County. An expert will need to determine whether he's competent to receive the death penalty. The Eighth Amendment bars the execution of a person who does not understand that his execution is imminent and does not understand why he are being executed. The state believes Mays was aware of the execution and why it was going to happen. Texas prison officials, like those in other death penalty states, have found it increasingly difficult to find suppliers to provide drugs intended for capital punishment use. The state's penultimate portion of pentobarbital was used in the execution of a Mexican hit man who was convicted of beating and strangling a San Antonio woman. Manuel Vasquez killed the woman because she didn't pay a ten per cent tax on her illegal drug sales. Vasquez was executed on March 11 and he was the fourth Texas inmate put to death this year.

Summary: Randall Wayne Mays due to die Wednesday for killing two in shootout . Henderson County Sheriff's Office Investigator Paul Steven Habelt and Deputy Tony Price Ogburn were both fatally shot in 2007 . Appeals court ruled Mays might not be mentally competent for execution . His death would have finished Texas' supply of injection drug pentobarbital . At least four executions are scheduled for next month with first on April 9 .


Edinburgh have signed Nasi Manu from Super XV outfit Highlanders. The 26-year-old - who has won world titles at under-19 and under-20 level with his country - has penned a two-year deal with Alan Solomons' squad and will make the switch once his current side's season ends this summer. Manu made his Super XV debut in 2008 for Crusaders - before he had even played a senior club game - but moved to the Highlanders in 2010. Edinburgh have signed New Zealander Nasi Manu (right) from Super XV outfit Highlanders . He has also won six titles with provincial club Canterbury, who he joined in 2007. Manu said: 'I'm excited to be heading to Edinburgh and taking up a new challenge in my career. 'My partner and I are looking forward to living in Scotland and learning more about the history and culture.' Manu made his Super XV debut in 2008 for Crusaders - before he had even played a senior club game - but moved to the Highlanders in 2010.

Summary: New Zealand star Nasi Manu signed for Edinburgh . 26-year-old has signed two-year deal with Alan Solomans' side . Manu made his Super XV debut in 2008 for Crusaders .


When her husband left her for the woman next door mum-of-four Gaynor Evans was left feeling frumpy, lonely and depressed. Fed up with staying in and watching TV on her own the 55-year-old, from Enfield, north London, started joining her single daughters on nights on the tiles - and it wasn't long before she discovered her inner cougar. The pubs and bars were full of men in their 20s and 30s who were looking for a good time just like Gaynor, who refused to accept her sex life was over along with her 20-year marriage. Scroll down for video . Gaynor Evans found herself single when her husband left her for her friend and neighbour next door . After nervously agreeing to a first date with a man young enough to be her son in 2009 Gaynor hasn't looked back. Enjoying up to two dates a week she said she's now addicted to dating toy boys, clocking up hundreds of internet dates. What's more, after years of fad dieting, Gaynor said the energetic sex sessions she enjoys as a result has helped her shed more than two stones of flab and drop from a size 18 to 14. The recruitment manager said: 'When my husband left me I found myself sexually charged but with no one to go to. The only people I knew who were also single were my daughters, who are 37 and 36, so I went out with them. 'I started getting approached by much younger men and I was bemused at first, but then I thought why not? I just wanted to enjoy myself, still have a sex life and be free. I'm making up for lost time and it's liberating.' Gaynor on a night out with her daughter Kate, 36 (left) and on another girls night out with Laura, 37 (right) In a bid to rediscover her lost youth Gaynor wasted no time joining internet dating sites to hunt for younger men, joining specialist websites such as toyboywarehouse.com because many conventional sites don't allow more than a 15-year age gap between clients. She said: 'The youngest guy I've been out with was 20, the same age as my youngest son at the time, and I know I'm older than some of their mothers. There's a huge amount of chemistry between an older woman and a younger guy and the sex has been amazing. 'Toy boys have such stamina. I thought I knew all there is to know about sex until I started seeing younger men. 'I'm not swinging from the chandeliers or anything, but I can find myself lost. I do make a point of only seeing them only once or twice which saves me from getting too attached.' The serial dater also makes a point of not taking her men home for saucy liaisons, where her youngest son still lives. She said: 'I never tell my two boys about these things but the girls are always informed and know what I get up to. Gaynor makes a point of only seeing her toyboys 'once or twice'

Summary: Gaynor Evans, 55, meets younger men on nights out with her daughters . Says sex with toyboys has helped her drop two dress sizes . Now she's an online agony aunt for a toyboy dating website .


An Indonesian minister has threatened to release a 'human tsunami' of asylum seekers towards Australia if the Federal Government continues to fight for a stay of execution for the Bali Nine duo. The warning came from the coordinating minister for political, legal and security affairs -Tedjo Edhy Purdijatno - to remind the government who was working to keep asylum seekers away from Australian shores, Fairfax Media reported. It comes after Indonesian government officials took offence to Prime Minister Tony Abbott's comments about Australia donating $1 billion in aid to help recovery after the Boxing Day tsunami along with threatening to discourage visitors to Bali. Scroll down for video . The Bali Nine duo are spending their seventh night in semi-isolation at Nusakambangan in Central Java . Mr Tedjo, who is a former navy chief, said his government had been played a big part in stopping asylum seekers from making their way to Australia during a speech made at a Yogyakarta university broadcast on Metro TV. 'If Canberra keeps doing things that displease Indonesia, Jakarta will surely let the illegal immigrants go to Australia,' he said. 'There are more than 10,000 [asylum seekers] in Indonesia today. If they are let go to Australia, it will be like a human tsunami.' Mr Tedjo - who is an outspoken politician in Indonesia - added it was 'no big deal' if trade relations with Australia fell apart following the executions of Andrew Chan and Myuran Sukuraman. Tedjo Edhy Purdijatno (pictured left with president Joko Widodo) is the coordinating minister for political, legal and security affairs in Indonesia . It comes after Indonesian government officials took offence to Prime Minister Tony Abbott's comments about Australia donating $1 billion in aid to help recovery after the Boxing Day tsunami . He said Australia was the nation that benefited most from the agreement, not Indonesia. 'Australia will in fact receive pressure domestically if it stops its livestock exports to Indonesia since Indonesia is Australia's main market,' Mr Tedjo said. The minister also labelled Julie Bishop's earlier request to spare Chan and Sukuraman in exchange for three Indonesia drug smugglers held in Australia as 'unethical'. He said Australia needed to respect the laws of Indonesia. The pair are being held inside Besi jail in separate cells to each other as they await execution . This comes as the Bali Nine pair spent their seventh night at Nusakambangan - Indonesia's 'Death Island' - as they await the outcomes of appeals made by other prisoners who are scheduled to be executed alongside them. Chan and Sukuraman were sentenced to death after they were caught trying to smuggle 8.3 kilograms from Indonesia to Australia. They have spent the last 10 years inside Kerobokan prison in Bali. Chan converted to Christianity and became a pastor while behind bars. At the same time, Sukuraman trained as an artist, even teaching other inmates how to paint.

Summary: Tedjo Edhy Purdijatno is the overseer of political, legal and security affairs . He made threats during a speech at a university that was broadcast on TV . Mr Tedjo said his nation was preventing asylum seekers going to Australia . He said a 'human tsunami' would come if Australia kept pushing for mercy . Australia has been putting pressure on Indonesia to spare Bali Nine duo . Andrew Chan and Myuran Sukuraman are days away from being executed .


A subsidiary of Johnson & Johnson pleaded guilty Tuesday to a federal criminal charge that it sold over-the-counter infant's and children's liquid medicine containing metal particles. McNeil Consumer Healthcare, of Fort Washington, Pennsylvania, acknowledged failing to take corrective action after discovering the adulterated bottles of Infants' and Children's Tylenol and Children's Motrin. The company agreed to pay $25 million to resolve the case. Metal particles, including nickel, iron and chromium, were introduced during the manufacturing process at McNeil's plant in Fort Washington. Prosecutors said McNeil knew about the problem for nearly a year but failed to take immediate steps to fix it. Admission: McNeil Consumer Healthcare acknowledged failing to take corrective action after discovering adulterated bottles of Infants' and Children's Tylenol and Children's Motrin which contained metal particles . The company and prosecutors said in court Tuesday that no one was injured. 'McNeil's failure to comply with current good manufacturing practices is seriously troubling,' Acting Assistant Attorney General Mizer said in a statement after the judge accepted McNeil's plea. 'The Department of Justice will continue to be aggressive in pursuing and punishing companies such as McNeil that disregard a process designed to assure quality medicines, especially OTC drugs for infants and children,' he said. McNeil is a unit of Johnson & Johnson. The New Brunswick, New Jersey, health care giant has struggled with scores of product recalls since 2009. In this case, McNeil first learned of the particle problem in May 2009, when a consumer complained about black specks inside a bottle of Infants' Tylenol, according to court documents. McNeil subsequently found metal particles during production but continued making the liquid medicines for several more months. Products: Metal particles, including nickel, iron and chromium, were introduced during the manufacturing process at McNeil's plant in Fort Washington . 'There were investigative steps taken, but not all of the steps required under all of our internal operating procedures,' company attorney Michael Schwartz told The Associated Press on Tuesday. McNeill eventually traced the problem to the machinery at its plant in Fort Washington and issued a recall. The Food and Drug Administration said the potential for serious medical problems was remote but advised consumers to stop using the medicine. The suburban Philadelphia plant — which was linked to several recalls of Tylenol and other nonprescription drugs for children and adults — was shuttered in April 2010 and rebuilt from the ground up, but it has yet to reopen. The company is operating under an agreement with the FDA requiring increased inspections and oversight at its factories. McNeil said Tuesday it has significantly improved its procedures. 'McNeil has been implementing enhanced quality and oversight standards across its entire business to ensure we are best able to meet our commitment to consumers, patients and doctors who rely on our products,' company spokeswoman Carol Goodrich said.

Summary: McNeil Consumer Healthcare agreed to pay $25 million to resolve the case . The company acknowledged failing to take corrective action after finding adulterated bottles of Infants' and Children's Tylenol and Children's Motrin . Metal particles, including nickel, iron and chromium, were introduced during the manufacturing process at McNeil's plant in Fort Washington . Prosecutors said McNeil knew about the problem for nearly a year but failed to take immediate steps to fix it .


The last thing a Chinese man was looking for when he was out digging was a Marvel superhero. But that's exactly what Pan Yi found when he unearthed a kudzu vine tuber which looks uncannily like Groot from the Guardians of the Galaxy film. He was out digging with a friend deep in the mountains in Shiyan in central China's Hubei Province. A woman poses with the kudzu vine tuber which looks uncannily like Marvel character Groot (right) The tuber was dug up in Shiyan in Hubei Province in central China by Pan Yi while he was out with a friend . Kudzu's root, flower, and leaf have been used in traditional Chinese medicine since at least 200 BC. Groot (right) originally appeared as an invader of earth was reintroduced as a heroic, noble being in 2006 . The tree-like humanoid was originally a Marvel comic book character before the 2014 film and first appeared in graphic novels in 1960. Groot originally appeared as an invader that intended to capture humans for experimentation but was reintroduced as a heroic, noble being in 2006. The character certainly never appeared out of the ground in rural China. The unusually-shaped kudzu caused quite a stir and plenty of people were keen to pose with it. The large tuber is practically the same size as Pan Yi himself, who was interviewed about his unusual find. Kudzu's root, flower, and leaf have been used in traditional Chinese medicine since at least 200 BC. Today, kudzu is used to treat alcoholism and to reduce symptoms of a hangover. It is also used for heart and circulatory problems, upper respiratory problems and skin problems. Tree-like humanoid was originally a Marvel comic book character before the 2014 film and first appeared in graphic novels in 1960 . A young boy and Pan Yi himself (right) pose with the human-like tuber. Kudzu is used to treat alcoholism .

Summary: Pan Yi went digging with a friend in the mountains in Shiyan, Hubei, China . Unearthed tuber which looks just like character from 2014 Marvel film . Tree-like humanoid first appeared as earth invader in comics in 1960 . Plenty wanted to pose with root, which is the same size as Pan Yi himself . Plant's root, flower, and leaf used in Chinese medicine since at least 200BC .