A voluptuous make-up artist who was targeted by bullies at school for having large breasts at a young age is hoping to become a poster girl for curvier women after reaching the finals of a competition that celebrates the fuller figure. Danielle Fearon, 24, was picked on by cruel classmates when she started developing breasts earlier than other girls. The young model, who lives in Toddington, Bedfordshire, was so ashamed of her 32DD figure that she covered up her figure by wearing unflattering clothes after bullies accused her of putting tissues down her bra to enhance her natural assets. Scroll down for video . Beating the bullies: Danielle Fearon, has reached the finals of the Curvy Kate lingerie model competition...proving she's overcome the body issues caused by taunts at school . Natural beauty: Danielle, who grew up in north London but now lives in Bedfordshire, used to cover up as a teenager after 'jealous girls' accused her of faking her large breasts . Happy in a two-piece: Danielle is comfortable disrobing after finding a new body-confidence in her 20s . Danielle, who's just 5ft 1in tall, now has a 30GG bust and says jealous schoolgirls seriously dented her body confidence: 'It started off at school with kids just being kids and came from jealous girls.' 'There were lots of jokes around school about me and if we were in a food technology class and the teacher said chicken fillets then people would look at me and snigger. 'One of the jokes was 'how do you know when I've got a cold? Because my boobs look smaller when all the tissues I stuff in my bra have gone.' Now though, Danielle is having the last laugh after beating thousands of other women from around the world to be chosen as a finalist for a plus-size lingerie company's annual 'Star in a Bra' competition. Curvy Kate makes swimwear and underwear for larger figures, striving to use 'relatable role models' that 'promote a positive approach' to body image. The company's competition will see ten finalists invited to London for a photoshoot and makeover before a final public vote in April. And the overall winner will join the lingerie company's line-up at their summer shoot and be awarded a year-long modelling contract. An inspirational figure in Danielle's life, her grandad Victor Galdes, passed away from cancer last year. A erstwhile note he wrote telling her: 'Whatever happens in life, always remember to smile' propelled her to enter the competition . 'When I found out I was in the final I screamed a little bit - I'm still in shock now,' says Danielle, who is single and lives with her parents. She decided to enter the competition after finding an inspirational note left behind by her granddad Victor Galdes, who passed away from cancer in September last year. Danielle said: 'The past year has been particularly difficult because I lost my granddad due to cancer. 'He was really inspirational and was a real character and if there was ever anything I wanted to do, he would say

Summary: Danielle Fearon developed breasts early and was bullied by 'jealous girls' Make-up artist, 24, is now finalist in Curvy Kate's 'Star in a bra' competition . Grandad's cancer death and his 'go for it' note inspired Danielle .


An amazing image showing a collection of stars and nebulae has been released by the European Southern Observatory. In the colourful picture star clusters, emission nebulae and active star-forming regions are seen at a distance of about 4,000 light-years. The image is the most detailed view of this part of the sky, the southern constellation of Ara (The Altar), ever taken. Scroll down for a video zooming in to the region . This image, taken by OmegaCAM on the VLT Survey Telescope at Paranal Observatory, shows a section of the Ara OB1 stellar association. In the centre of the image is the young open cluster NGC 6193, and to the right is the emission nebula NGC 6188, illuminated by the ionising radiation emitted by the brightest nearby stars . The image was created using the Very Large Telescope (VLT) at the European Southern Observatory’s (ESO’s) Paranal Observatory in Chile. At the centre of the image is an open star cluster called NGC 6193, which contains about 30 bright stars. A nebula, which comes from the Latin word for ‘cloud’, is a region of gas and dust in space. Some are the remains of dead stars that have expelled their gas, whereas others are regions where new stars are being formed. They come in a variety of shapes and sizes. There are four main types: planetary nebulae, reflection nebulae, absorption nebulae and emission nebulae. The two brightest are extremely hot and giant stars, which provide illumination for a nearby emission nebula called the Rim Nebula, or NGC 6188. This includes the extremely bright star HD 150136, at the centre, which is likely to actually be a pair of stars that are extremely close to each other. The reddish glow comes from giant clouds of hydrogen, which are lit up by the intense ultraviolet light from the cluster of hot young stars in the middle of the picture. They are spread over a region known as the Ara OB1 association, which continues outside the limits of this picture - and is a region of similar hot and bright stars that formed at the same time. The blue colouration is scattered light from these stars, while the brown darker features are huge clouds of cosmic dust, which absorb the light. The Rim Nebula is towards the right-centre of the image, and is the prominent wall of dark and bright clouds that provides a border to an active star-forming region called RCW 108. The nebula is about 300 light-years long and contains young stars that formed as recently as a few million years ago - a blink of an eye in cosmic terms. At the centre of the image is an open star cluster called NGC 6193, while on the right is the Rim Nebula. Move the slider to see labels for the image . The image was taken using the Very Large Telescope (VLT), shownn, at the European Southern Observatory’s Paranal Observatory in Chile . The image is the most detailed view of this part of the sky so far, in the southern constellation of

Summary: A telescope array in Chile has captured the most detailed image ever made of a portion of the southern sky . In the image can be seen clusters, star-forming regions and nebulae, including the 300 light-year-long NGC 6188 . Young and hot stars are also seen at the centre of the composite image, which combines 500 different pictures . 'This is a great image for studying what goes on in star formation regions,' an ESO spokesperson told MailOnline .


Thredbo landslide survivor Stuart Diver is mourning the loss of his wife Rosanna, who died at the weekend after a long battle with breast cancer. Diver first came to prominence as a result of his remarkable survival when he was pulled out of the rubble on August 2 1997, some 65 hours after a landslide wrought havoc across Thredbo. The disaster killed his then wife Sally and 17 others. Stuart Diver and Rosanna Cossettini married on April 13, 2002 in a ceremony in the Snowy Mountains, she was 27 and he was 32. Rosanna was diagnosed with advanced breast cancer just three weeks after their nuptials but went into remission. Sadly, the cancer had returned by July, 2013. She passed away on Saturday aged 40. A short statement has been issued on behalf of the Diver family. It simply reads: 'Stuart Diver and his extended family have requested privacy and respect for their loss at this time.' Scroll down for video . Thredbo landslide survivor Stuart Diver is mourning the loss of his wife Rosanna (left) who died at the weekend . August 2, 1997. This photograph was taken moments after Stuart Diver was freed from the rubble on August 2, 1997, after spending 65 hours buried in the rubble. Mr Diver lost his first wife Sally in the tragedy . Stuart Diver (left) pictured with paramedic Paul Featherstone (right) at his retirement in 2013. Mr Featherstone is credited for helping keep him alive while trapped under the Thredbo landslide rubble . In June last year, he told The Australian: 'Obviously, secondary breast cancers are not nice, there’s never a good outcome at the end.' 'But we’re doing everything we can, throwing everything at it, with Alessia being 3½, we’re trying to stay as positive as we can.' Stuart Diver, 45, met his future wife, Rosanna Cossettini, two years after the Thredbo tragedy, which claimed his first wife’s life. Rosanna Cossettini married Stuart Diver in April, 2002 at Coolringdon, near Cooma in south-west NSW. Mrs Diver passed away on Saturday after a lengthy battle with breast cancer . Guests of the couple gather to celebrate their wedding at Crackenback Cottage April 2002 . Stuart Diver pictured two years after the Thredbo landslide. He has been a much-sought after public speaker since the tragedy and continued to work on the ski fields . In his memoir Stuart wrote that: ‘I’d see Rosanna Cossettini now and then at the pub or walking around the village. We would chat but I never thought it would really amount to anything.' 'I figured she was way too good to go out with a rogue like me.’ His connection with Rosanna, he remembered, was truly special and she played a huge role in helping him heal from the trauma of his wife Sally’s death. ‘I had always believed that if it was right in your heart, then it was right,' he wrote of finding love after Sally's tragic passing. 'With Rosanna, I found myself loving again.' At the time they ran the Snow Cloud Ski Lodge in the

Summary: Stuart Diver's wife Rosanna dies after long battle with breast cancer . She was originally diagnosed with cancer just three weeks after they were married in 2002 . The couple was told they wouldn't be able to have children but had a daughter named Alessia in 2011 . A short statement has been issued: 'Stuart Diver and his extended family have requested privacy and respect for their loss at this time' Stuart Diver was the sole survivor of the Thredbo disaster in 1997, pulled out of the rubble after 65 hours . His first wife Sally was one of 18 victims of the landslide . Rosanna's funeral will be held on Friday .


A bodybuilder threatened to kill is weightlifting ex-girlfriend after she posted pictures online with her new flame, court papers show. Shadie Assad, 29, was so enraged when he saw photos of bodybuilding former girlfriend Jill Livoti and her new beau Capriese Murray, that he contacted her with hostile text messages. 'Not once did you post pics of me and you,' Assad said to Livoti, 43, in a text message from September, court papers show. Scroll down for video . Shadie Assad (left), 29, sent his ex-girlfriend, Jill Livoti (right), 43, threatening text messages when he found out she was dating someone new . Livoti had posted pictures of herself and Capriese Murray online, and Assad was upset because she had never posted pictures of the two of them together . Livoti took out an order of protection against Assad in Manhattan Family Court when the couple, pictured here in May 2014, broke up . He threatened that the couple should 'enjoy it while it lasts' because he planned on 'ending it one way or another', according to the New York Post. 'I swear don't let me catch you in the street. I'll bust your face wide open!' Assad said in another text. 'Dead you and Capriese are dead,' he wrote. Assad left Murray a racist voice mail in addition to the messages, court papers show. He also 'stated that she better leave New York because the defendant was going to come for her and said if the cops are there, they're going to need the SWAT team,' according to court complaint records. Assad was arraigned on September 6 on felony criminal-contempt and other charges after being busted for the threatening messages. Capriese Murray, Livoti's new flame, also received a racist voicemail from Assad, court records show . Assad was given a no-jail plea deal in court on March 18 and agreed to take the New Start stalker program. The judge ordered a full order of protection against Livoti and Murray . His lawyer, however, argued that Assad was the real victim, because he had 'been subject to harassment on Facebook and other social media by the complaining witness'. All three involved are personal trainers in the body building world. Assad took first place in the Steve Stone Metropolitan Championships in 2013. Livoti won first place for Best Physique at the 2014 NPC Universe competition in New Jersey. When the couple broke up, Livoti took out an order of protection against the bodybuilder in Manhattan Family Court. Assad's top charge in the March 18 court appearance was reduced to a misdemeanor and he admitted to criminal contempt as a part of a no-jail plea deal. The judge ordered a full and final order of protection for Livoti and Murray and Assad agreed to complete the New Start stalker program.

Summary: When Shadie Assad, 29, and Jill Livoti, 43, broke up she took out an order of protection against him . Assad texted Livoti in September 2014 after she posted pictures with a new man, Capriese Murray . 'Dead you and Capriese are dead,' Assad wrote, among other things . Livoti, Murray and Assad are all trainers in the bodybuilding world . Assad was given a plea deal and agreed to take New Start stalking program .


Sean Dyche's Burnley earned a shock win against Manchester City to boost their survival hopes and all but end the Manuel Pellegrini's side's hopes of catching Chelsea at the top of the table. The only goal of the game came from midfielder George Boyd who expertly fired home a volley past Joe Hart in the City goal. Burnley's win sends them above relegation threatened QPR and leaves Manchester City five points adrift of Chelsea having played two more games than their west London rivals. Find out how each player fared at Turf Moor with Sportmail's Craig Hope. BURNLEY (4-4-2) Tom Heaton 6.5 – Made a smart save from Dzeko in the first half but will have expected to be tested far more by the champions. Kieran Trippier 6.5 – Wasn’t able to get forward as much as usual but stuck to his defensive duties and made a great interception header early on. Michael Duff 6.5 – Recalled to the line-up in place of Keane and hardly put a foot wrong. Booked for a foul on Aguero. Manchester City's Belgian defender Vincent Kompanyis closed down by Burnley striker Danny Ings . Jason Shackell 7 – A real captain’s display alongside Duff in central defence to keep City’s threat to a bare minimum. Ben Mee 6 – Former City trainee had his hands full with Zabaleta and was very fortunate not to concede a penalty when he brought him down late on. George Boyd 8 – Had already gone close with a spectacular volley from the edge of the box before firing the winner with the sweetest of strikes. Scott Arfield 7 – Tested Hart with decent effort in the first half but excelled in a central, working tirelessly to hold City at bay. Manchester City's Pablo Zabaleta and Burnley's Ashley Barnes battle for the ball at Turf Moor . David Jones 7 – Another solid performance from the former Manchester United man, holding things together for Burnley in the heart of midfield. Ashley Barnes 6 – Showed his versatility by moving wide out on the left to accommodate Vokes and never stopped running. Danny Ings 7 – Posed a constant problem for Demichelis, and got the Argentine’s forearm in the face for his troubles. Edin Dzeko holds off Barnes during the Premier League match between Burnley and Manchester City . Sam Vokes 6.5 – His first Premier League start for Burnley after a knee injury and kept Kompany on his toes throughout. Subs: Gilks, Keane, Reid (for Ings 90+3), Ward (for Vokes 87), Jutkiewicz, Wallace, Kightly. Scorer: Boyd 61 . Booked: Mee, Duff . MAN CITY (4-4-2) Joe Hart 6 – The England keeper had little to do besides pick the ball out of the net and couldn’t be faulted for conceding Boyd’s winner. Pablo Zabaleta 6.5 – Got forward well as usual but his hard work came to nothing as City wasted what few opportunities came their way. Sergio Aguero evades the challenge of Michael Duff during the match between Burnley and Manchester City . Vincent Kompany 6 – City skipper was

Summary: George Boyd scored to help Burnley win 1-0 against Manchester City . Turf Moor erupted as the former Hull City man scored the winner . Defeat severely dents Manchester City's hopes of winning the league . Victory sends Clarets above QPR who were smashed by Crystal Palace .


From an unspeakable tragedy, a new beginning has come for Rachel and Heidi McFarland. The Iowa couple lost their adopted son Gabriel last year in a horrific turn of events, just weeks after his birth mother decided she wanted him back. But this week, as Gabriel's father, Drew Weehler-Smith, 18, received a 50-year prison sentence for murdering the little boy, the pair have revealed they are the proud parents to a baby daughter - and are expecting a second child any day now. New beginnings: Rachel (left) and Heidi (right) McFarland lost their adopted son last year, after the boy was killed by his biological father. They have now adopted a little girl, London (pictured) and are expecting another daughter . New mom: Heidi McFarland is seen here with her daughter London. The Iowa woman is also eights months pregnant with another little girl . Precious: The women were contacted by a mom-to-be who had heard their story and was looking for adoptive parents to take custody of her newborn daughter . New home: Little London appears pretty with her parents, Rachel and Heidi McFarland . The women were able to adopt their baby, London, after being contacted by a mom-to-be who was touched by their story and had been searching for adoptive parents. Before the adoption process started however, the two decided to try and have a baby on their own. Heidi McFarland is now eight months pregnant. The two are expecting another little girl, who they intend to call Vienna, The Des Moines Register reported. The news follows an emotional week for the two, following the sentencing of Drew Weehler-Smith. Four-month-old Gabriel King McFarland was found unresponsive on April 22, 2014, by his mother after she left the baby in the care of his father at their Des Moines home. The boy later passed away, with an autopsy showing Gabriel of an abusive head trauma, which authorities say he suffered at the hands of his dad, who was 17 at the time. They believe Weehler-Smith shook the boy. The . tragedy came just a month after the teen mother, Markeya Atkins, changed . her mind about giving him up for adoption and took him back from the . women who had brought him up as their own. Loss: Four-month-old Gabriel McFarland died on . April 22 last year after he suffered an abusive head trauma while in the care of . his teenage father. Gabriel's mother had just taken him back from . adoption . Sentenced: On Wednesday Drew Weehler-Smith, 18, received a 50-year prison sentence after he pleaded guilty in January to second-degree murder in the death of his son, Gabriel, last year . Prison: Weehler-Smith's adoptive parents believe his inexperience with children contributed to the death of his son. He has also struggled with addiction . Grief: Heidi and Rachel McFarland in court in Des Moines this week for the sentencing of Drew Weehler-Smith . Gabriel's mother, Markeya Atkins, . had left him in the care of his father so she could run errands around 7.25pm on April

Summary: Four-month-old Gabriel McFarland was killed by his father in April 2014 . The death occurred one month after the baby was taken away from adoptive parents, Rachel and Heidi McFarland, by Gabriel's mother . The father, Drew Weehler-Smith, 18, was sentenced to 50 years prison . An autopsy showed he shook Gabriel to death . Rachel and Heidi have now adopted a daughter, London . Heidi is eight months pregnant with another girl, who they will call Vienna .


This is the dramatic moment four fearless Indian bison managed to avoid certain death by chasing a giant tiger away from their herd. Praveen Siddannavar, 47, captured the stunning shots as the Indian bison, also known as gaurs, teamed up to frighten away their would-be killer at the Nagarahole Tiger Reserve in the Karnataka State of India. The photographer, from Bangalore, says he looked on with amazement as the animals clashed near a water puddle - with the gaurs standing their ground before the tiger made a run for it. The chase: The group of Indian bison teamed up to frighten away their would-be killer at the Nagarahole Tiger Reserve in India . On the prowl: The tiger was walking in the open, heading straight towards a water pipe where the group of bison were having a drink . On high alert: One of the gaurs picked up on the scent of the approaching tiger and made all the others aware of its presence . Speaking of the incident, Mr Siddannavar said: 'I was enjoying a late afternoon drive and after scanning the forest and I drove to the sunset point on the backwaters of river Kabini that had gone completely dry due to poor monsoons'. 'I was fortunate to spot a huge tiger resting underneath the shade of dried bamboo bushes,' he added. 'After a while the tiger started walking in the open and loud alarm calls were given by spotted deer and also the Sambar deer. The tiger ignored these calls and headed straight towards the culvert [water pipe] to cool himself in a puddle,' he went on to say. Mr Siddannavar said that a herd of gaurs were heading the same way to quench their thirst - a sight that 'really excited' him as he knew he was going to see some action. One of the gaurs then picked up on the scent of the tiger and they were all alerted. 'The gaurs seemed uncomfortable upon seeing the tiger and decided to launch an offensive attack,' the photographer said. Not going easy: The gaurs were uncomfortable at the presence of the massive tiger and decided to launch an offensive attack . Running scared: As soon as the four Indian bison charged at their would-be killer, the tiger decided he wasn't going to hang around . Filled with fear: The four bison chased the tiger, who seemed more interested in saving his own life than making a kill . Mr Siddannavar said the the entire herd of gaurs stormed towards the tiger, after first snorting aggressively. As soon as the animals charged, the photographer said, their would-be killer decided to run away.' The photographer admitted he was stunned to see the tiger backing away from its prey and said the gaurs proved to be a formidable force. 'What an unbelievable sight this was - I have never seen such action-packed drama before,' Mr Siddannavar said. 'Tigers are apex predators - meaning they are at the top of the food chain in the forest ecosystem,' he added. Great defence: Praveen Siddannavar

Summary: Four Indian bison were relaxing near a puddle of water in India's Karnataka State when a large tiger approached . Instead of running off, the bison - also known as gaurs - teamed up to chase away their would-be killer . Terrified by the aggressive and charging bison, the tiger ran away from the scene as fast as it possibly could .


Arsene Wenger fears Alexis Sanchez is running out of steam and is searching for the right moment to give the £32million Chile striker a well-earned break. Only Per Mertesacker has played more for Arsenal this season than Sanchez, who has played for 3,326 minutes in his debut campaign, scoring 19 goals but only one in his last 11 appearances. 'He's a bit fatigued and in a position where he has scored less,' said boss Wenger. 'He wants to force his game and then is more involved in physical battles. Maybe goalscoring is on his mind, so he wants to do too much and he wants to force his game. Alexis Sanchez has played more minutes this season than every Arsenal player except Per Mertesacker . Manager Arsene Wenger has considered resting the Chile international because he is fatigued . But Wenger concedes the games are too important to leave out his star 19-goal forward . Despite his early-season form the former Barcelona attacker has only netted once in his last 11 games . 'I'm tempted to give him a break at some stage. I have been for a long time. It's not that he won't let me, I will decide that. It's just that every game now is so important, you always have a hesitation to do it.' Arsenal are at Newcastle in the Barclays Premier League on Saturday, and Wenger will expect a reaction after sliding out of the Champions League on Tuesday. The trip to Tyneside may present a good opportunity to rest Sanchez, with plenty of available options, including Tomas Rosicky set to return after illness, and the manager attempting to keep his squad fresh for the FA Cup defence and to finish as high as possible in the Premier League. Sanchez in action as Arsenal crashed out of the Champions Leaguedespite a 2-0 win against Monaco . Sanchez and his team-mates prepare for Saturday's Premier League clash with Newcastle . Wenger believes Arsenal are too far behind league leaders Chelsea to make a late push for the title . Jose Mourinho claimed Arsenal were back in the title race after a two-point swing last weekend, even though they remain seven points behind leaders Chelsea with a game fewer to play. Wenger said: 'At the moment we are too far away from Chelsea, but we have an opportunity every week to get closer and for that we need positive results from us and negative results from Chelsea. I believe Chelsea still has a very good cushion and very good security.'

Summary: Alexis Sanchez has scored 19 goals so far in his debut season in England . Arsenal forward has only netted once in his last 11 games though . Arsene Wenger says the Chile international is fatigued and needs a rest . But Wenger admits the games are too important to leave Sanchez out .


An endless, steep road spirals up ahead of me and in the heat of the Ibiza sun it seems insurmountable... until a somewhat over-enthusiastic Spencer Matthews sprints straight past me. Yes, it seems the secret to his rock-hard abs and enviable tan is impossible runs up the mountains of the White Isle, where he is doing anything but partying into the wee small hours. I have signed up to No1 Bootcamp, the retreat tucked into a beautiful sprawling farmhouse near the coastal town of Santa Eulalia. The before and after shots showed the difference the Ibiza camp made to Spencer's figure . It is famed as the bootcamp to the stars (alumni include X-Factor contestants, model Calum Best and former Atomic Kitten Natasha Hamilton). And as if to prove a point, the indomitable Made in Chelsea stalwart turns up unannounced on my first day. We're a nervous bunch at 7am as we stand in our lycra waiting to meet Andy Morris - a former personal training instructor in the RAF. We had all arrived at different times the day before, dropped off at this picture-perfect villa Casona Morna, where its fragrant gardens give way to a beautiful pool and an outdoor seating area makes the perfect spot for al fresco lunch and dinner. Casona Morna is located near the pretty Ibiza town of Santa Eulalia, not far from the beach . Relaxation time is spent on loungers around the pool in the villa's pretty gardens . Just down the road is the beach - where Andy hosts classes when he feels we need a change of scene - and all around are rolling hills criss-crossed by hiking routes which we explore in the afternoons. A bundle of energy with the essential booming voice that every instructor needs, Andy has us all weighed, measured and taking part in a basic series of exercises as an introductory fitness test before we have even had breakfast. When we do eventually sit down my serving of porridge looks decidedly small as he talks us through the week - 7am intensive workouts for 20 minutes, three-hour hikes, swimming pool-based activities, boxing classes, team games and endurance work-outs on the beach are just some of the highlights. Spencer works out during a boxing circuit with former RAF personal training instructor Andy Morris . Fellow Made in Chelsea star Binky Felstead lost a stone by taking part in No1 Boot Camp in Ibiza . And we'll be doing all this while on a severely calorie-controlled diet. Our amazing chef and nutritionist Kate will be serving up three meals a day and snacks, but it will all be sugar, gluten and dairy-free. My stomach rumbles in sympathy. As it turns out, the food is delicious. For the first 48 hours I feel hungry and have a slight headache - all part of the detox process apparently - but soon enough I start feeling fulfilled by the meals and we certainly have a great mix of foods, from hamburgers and 'chips' (sweet potato) to fish, salad, stuffed peppers and frittata. MailOnline

Summary: No1 Bootcamp is tucked into a sprawling farmhouse near Santa Eulalia . It is a bootcamp to the stars, including Calum Best and Natasha Hamilton . Classes are run by a former personal training instructor in the RAF .


John Hartson was reunited with Eyal Berkovic in Israel on Friday, 17 years after booting his former West Ham team-mate in the head. The former Hammers striker kicked Berkovic full in the face after the Israeli midfielder struck him on the leg during a training ground incident caught on camera back in 1998. Remarkably, having since made up following the ugly altercation all those years ago, the pair bumped into each other by chance in a Haifa cafe on Friday. John Hartson posted a picture Eyal Berkovic in Israel... 17 years after kicking his former team-mate in the face . Hartson booted Berkovic full in the face during a training ground incident caught on camera back in 1998 . The former West Ham duo put on a public show of affection for the media a month after the incident . Hartson took to Twitter to share an image of the pair together in the Israeli city and said: 'Just caught up with this little play maker... Nice lunch in Haifa! Mr Berkovic.' Former Wales international Hartson, who also played for Arsenal, Wimbledon, Coventry and Celtic during a 15-year playing career, is understood to have been giving an interview to an Israeli journalist when Berkovic approached wearing sunglasses. He is said to have asked his one-time team-mate: 'Recognise me?', before the pair shared words and posed for the picture. Speaking to Sportsmail in 2010 about the about the incident, Hartson said: 'The Eyal Berkovic incident really blighted my career. It's something I deeply regret. 'Eyal is a terrific fella and he made a lot of my goals at West Ham. I get asked about it all the time, even though it happened 12 years ago.' Hartson regrets the incident and said in 2010: 'Eyal is a terrific fella and made a lot of my goals at West Ham'

Summary: John Hartson booted Eyal Berkovic in the face during incident back in 1998 . The training ground bust-up was caught on camera by a television crew . The former West Ham team-mates bumped into each other in Israel .


A Los Angeles-based artist claims Versace has ripped off one of her designs. Kesshia 'KESH' Kumari, who has more than 80,000 Instagram followers, used the social networking site to express her views about the luxury fashion house. She uploaded a picture of one of the T-shirts she created with American Apparel inspired by her artwork in 2013 next to Versace's offering, which she captioned: 'At least make it better than the $30 (£20) original @versace_official. This looks like a first draft.' She also uploaded a snap of Versace's £440 Medusa cotton jersey T-shirt and wrote: 'This.hurts. $650.versace rip off. sold out in 3 sizes. what is this madness? from huge designer labels to small boutiques to giant pop stars to fame hungry former friends. what is this? 'Why can't these companies. these brands. these people create their own work? what happened? why do these people think that everything that they lay their eyes on instantly belongs to them? (sic)'. MailOnline has contacted Kesshia Kumari for comment. In an interview with The Cut, the London-born designer said: 'I have always had a deep admiration for Versace. It’s an iconic brand that has stood the test of time. I am deeply disappointed in this. 'This is not only artwork from a show that took me two years to develop and create. It is not only artwork from a collection that I created for American Apparel to provide something affordable and accessible to supporters of my work. ' But this is also my face! I can’t understand how something like this could happen.' Kesshia Kumari, who is of Malaysian and Trinidadian heritage, began designing her graphic creations 17 years ago and began selling them on MySpace. The Versace T-shirt's description on Selfridges website reads: 'Versace’s flair for contemporary prints can be seen with this statement t-shirt. Crafted from cotton-jersey and featuring Medusa’s head printed on the front, simply team with jeans for a luxe off-duty look.' MailOnline has contacted Versace for comment. Speaking to MailOnline, Jim Dennis, an intellectual property partner at law firm Gordon Dadds, the English member firm at Globalaw, said: 'Kesh’s design is certainly distinctive and the Versace design is strikingly similar. Provided Kesh’s design is original, then under UK law it will attract copyright as a graphic work. 'It is for the Court to decide whether Versace has copied Kesh’s design but the similarities between the designs are so substantial the Court may readily infer that copying has taken place. If so, Versace would infringe Kesh’s copyright unless they can prove with clear evidence that they created their design independently and without reference to Kesh’s. If they are found to infringe then they may be liable for damages to Kesh or have to hand over their profits from sales of the offending t-shirts.' Carissa Kendall-Palmer, associate solicitor, EIP in London, added: 'In short, Kesh should be filing a law suit right away. The Versace T-shirt is clearly very similar to the T-shirt she developed for the American Apparel range in 2013. On the face of it, Kesh has a good case,

Summary: Kesshia 'KESH' Kumari, a London-born is a Los Angeles-based artist . Believes that Versace has ripped off her design for American Apparel . She created £20 T-shirt for American Apparel . She believes Versace has ripped off her design to use on its £440 T-shirt .


A footballer caught on film allegedly punching a rival in the face has been charged by the Football Association. Morecambe youngster Sam Livesey, 18, was captured on a clip obtained by Sportsmail appearing to strike Oldham's unsuspecting Jack Tuohy in the temple. Livesey, who was dismissed by the referee in Oldham Under 18's 7-2 win over their Lancashire rivals, could now face a lengthy ban after the FA intervened. VIDEO: Scroll down to watch sickening alleged punch that knocks out Oldham youngster . Jack Touhy is struck from behind in the head, apparently with no provocation, by an opponenent . The Oldham youth player is knocked from his feet by the force of Sam Livesey's alleged punch . A red card for violent conduct would normally carry a three-match ban but officials believe such a punishment may be too lenient and have stepped in. A spokesman for the FA said: 'The charge is an allegation that Mr Livesey's behaviour in or around the 71st minute constitutes violent conduct in circumstances where the standard punishment that would otherwise apply following his dismissal is clearly insufficient.' It is understood that Livesey, on loan to Morecambe from Preston North End, has admitted the charge. His case will now be heard by an Independent Regulatory Commission. Livesey has now been charged with violent conduct by the FA and is understood to have admitted the charge . Tuohy spent four hours at hospital after the game after complaining of concussion-like symptoms . Morecambe say they are dealing with the matter internally. A spokesman for Preston North End said: 'At the time of the incident, Sam Livesey was playing for Morecambe and we therefore have no comment to make.' Tuohy spent four hours at hospital after the game after complaining of concussion-like symptoms. After the game he tweeted: 'Good 7-2 win good to get a goal and head is killing me now wow.'

Summary: Morecambe's Sam Livesey was sent off for appearing to punch opponent . The 18-year-old was captured on camera in the 7-2 win he was sent off in . Officials believe a standard three-match ban could be too lenient . Livesey, on loan from Preston, is understood to have admitted the charge . Jack Tuohy, who appeared to be punched, spent four hours in hospital . Video footage obtained by Sportsmail appears to show the alleged punch .


England fullback Sam Tomkins has been ruled out for up to six weeks with a knee injury. The former Wigan favourite, who celebrated his 26th birthday on Monday, suffered a partial tear of the posterior cruciate ligament in his left knee during the New Zealand Warriors' round-three win over Parramatta at Mount Smart Stadium at the weekend. England fullback Sam Tomkins has been ruled out for up to six weeks with a knee injury . Former Wigan favourite suffered partial tear of the posterior cruciate ligament in his left knee . Tomkins, who was an ever-present for the Warriors in his first season in the National Rugby League in 2104, is expected back in either late April or early May. 'The outcome is a lot better than it could have been,' coach Andrew McFadden told the club's official website www.warriors.co.nz. 'Sam will rehab the injury and should be available again in a few weeks. Obviously it's a setback being without a player of his quality but it's also a big opportunity for Tui (Lolohea)' Warriors ever present Tomkins is expected to return to action in either late April or early May .

Summary: Sam Tomkins suffered a partial tear of the posterior cruciate ligament . He suffered the injury in New Zealand Warriors' win over Parramatta . Injury will rule former Wigan favourite Tomkins out for six months . The Warriors ever-present is expected back in either late April or early May .


Convicted boyfriend killer Jodi Arias is spending several hours a day video-chatting to fans from her prison cell. The murderer, who narrowly escaped the death penalty for the brutal slaying of Travis Alexander in 2008, is said to be the most popular inmate getting video calls - many from girls as young as 15. Photos have surfaced showing Arias pulling faces and showing off a Hershey's from the confines of the cell where she spends 23-hours-a-day. Scroll down for video . All smiles: 'Fans' take snaps of murderer Arias as she shows off a Hershey's bar and smiles to the camera during video chats from prison cell . Last Saturday alone, Arias took 27 video calls in jail with pictures from some of those calls having leaked. With each call lasting up to 20 minutes, it means Arias spent up to nine hours that day Skyping with followers and fans from a laptop. Poser: The 34-year-old killer was snapped by admirers who have been skyping with Arias in her prison cell following her conviction for murder . Arias, a 34-year-old former waitress from Salinas, California, was found guilty of the murder in 2013, but jurors at the original trial deadlocked on whether to give her the death penalty. Prosecutors accuse Arias of murdering her ex-partner, Travis Alexander, in a jealous rage, but she says she acted in self-defense. Alexander, 30, was found dead in a shower at his Phoenix-area home. He had been stabbed multiple times, his throat was cut almost from ear to ear, and he had been shot in the face. Sheriff Joe Arpaio revealed Arias used the jails video system to tell two 15-year-old admirers they should use fake ID's so they could keep talking with her on the jail video call system. 'The mother told the girls to stop, and evidently the girls got back on and Arias advised them to get some phony ID's so they could get back on there because you have to be 18-years-old,' he said. Other admirers who have been taking photos of the conversation have also been banned with 10 now having been stopped form communicating with the prisoner. Victim: Arias was found guilty of killing her ex-boyfriend Travis Alexander, left, and narrowly avoiding the death sentence . All smiles: Convicted killer Arias is said to be the most popular inmate for video calls receiving dozens in just one day . But, despite calls for her to have the privilege withdrawn, Arias is still able to make and receive video phone calls. Mr Arpaio says any discipline in the jail has to go through a committee, and that process takes a few days. Only after that is complete could Arias lose the right to make calls. 'It takes a few days to justify why we have taken action on any violation of our policy, I want to make sure we follow the proper procedures, she's not going to like this,' said Arpaio. Murdered: Victim Travis Alexander (right) was brutally murdered by lover Arias (left) in 2008 . The 20 minute phone calls

Summary: Arias took 27 video calls in just ONE day from her jail cell . 10 people have been banned from calling her including two teenager girls . Spending hours chatting as each phonecall can last up to 20 minutes . Has led to demands for infamous murderer to lose jail privilege . Arias sentenced to life in prison for boyfriend Travis Alexander's murder . Alexander was stabbed 30 times, slit in the throat, and shot in the forehead, in 2008 .


It's one of the fastest-growing sectors in fashion and the likes of Hermes and Estee Lauder have launched exclusive collections based on it. Now clothing brand Aab is hoping to cash in on the trend for modest styles and Islamic fashion with its first boutique store featuring everything from Arabic cloaks (abayas) to hijabs. More than 2,000 shoppers flocked to the shop, in East Shopping Centre, Green Street, East London last Saturday to see 'hijabi blogger' Dina Torkia, 25, open the store. Scroll down for video . More than 2,000 shoppers turned up to the opening of Aab in East London . Arabic cloaks and hijabs are among the outfits on offer at London's modest clothing store Aab . With clients queuing around the block, excited shoppers took selfies as they clamored to try on the designs. The company, founded in 2007 and based in London, creates original designs using in-house designers taking inspiration from global fashion trends and also offers bespoke and limited edition collections. The brand is one of the world's leading online retailers in the modest clothing sector. More than 2,000 people turned up to the opening of the online retailer's London store, which will stock modest clothing - including abayas, hijabs and accessories . Aab said the opening of the London store - which stocks modest clothing pictured above - was the first phase of a long-term growth plan . Nazmin Alim, creative director of Aab, said: 'We are very excited and delighted to be able to launch our first physical store for our clients in London. 'The city is a key market for us. It's one of the most important international centres of fashion. 'This boutique store represents a physical manifestation of the Aab brand and heritage. It will enable us to present the premium quality of the brand authentically in an appropriate setting so our customers will be able to see, touch and feel our products in an environment we have carefully curated.' Experts predict the UK modest clothing market could be worth £100m a year and with customers from America, Canada, Malaysia, Indonesia and the Middle East Aab says it is one of the world's leading online modest clothing brands. Items on sale in Aab's London shop, which it describes as 'garments that take into account simplicity' Aab said the opening of the London store was the first phase of a long-term growth plan which includes boutiques in key 'international financial and fashion hubs' over the next three years including the Middle East, Malaysia and Indonesia. On its website, Aab said of its style: 'Aab set out to create garments that take into account simplicity, style and comfort desired by Muslim women who find themselves playing multiple roles in today‘s society. 'Aab‘s concept is based on easy pieces, where a handful of interchangeable items work together to create an entire wardrobe that goes from day to evening, weekday to weekend, season to season.'

Summary: World-leading modest clothing company Aab opens its first London boutique . More than 2,000 shoppers flocked to store on opening day . Experts say modest fashion could be worth £100million in the UK alone .


Manchester United and Liverpool are set to go head-to-head this summer to sign William Carvalho. The Sporting Lisbon midfielder has a £35million get-out clause in his contract, though changes to third party ownership could see his price drop by around £10m. However, the action between the two Premier League giants could mean his value surpasses the £30m mark. Liverpool and Manchester United will go heafd-to-head to land Sporting Lisbon midfielder William Carvalho . The Portugal international has a £35million get-out clause but his value could drop due to third party ownership . Liverpool see Carvalho as the ideal player to replace the departing Steven Gerrard. Equally, United have eyes for him to shore up a midfield which has lacked an enforcer this season. Arsenal are still confident of landing Morgan Schneiderlin this summer. The French midfielder is rated in the £25m category. His club Southampton have offered him a new £60,000-a-week deal to stay at the club. But the Gunners will raise the bar on salary and more than likely offer Champions League football. Sources in France tell the Football Grapevine that Schneiderlin wants to join the Gunners. Southampton midfielder Morgan Schneiderlin wants to join Arsenal according to Football Grapevine sources . Manchester City’s hopes of signing £60m-rated Paul Pogba from Juventus could be dashed this summer because of the emerging interest of Barcelona. President Marc Bartomeu is lining up an audacious move, despite the Catalan giants’ transfer ban. Barcelona are lining up an audacious move for Manchester City target Paul Pogba, currently with Juventus . Sunderland will move in for Sam Allardyce should he - as it seems likely - leave West Ham in the summer. Whatever the outcome of their season it appears the Black Cats will part company with Gus Poyet. The Football Grapevine understands Besiktas boss Slave Bilic is high on West Ham’s ‘long list’, along with Michael Laudrup and Frank Rijkaard. Steve Bruce is set to leave Hull City this summer. Fulham and Wigan are two possible destinations. Sunderland will make a move for Sam Allardyce should the West Ham boss leave Upton Park this summer . I am hearing . Roy Hodgson will restore Wayne Rooney to his favoured role of lead striker when England play Lithuania in the Euro 16 qualifier at the end of the month. Rooney has been moved around the Manchester United team this season, even playing deep in midfield under Louis van Gaal. But Hodgson still believes Rooney’s position is as a front man even though he has used him in differing roles. It remains to be seen though if Rooney can justify his place in the national team and not just be picked because he is captain, especially given the emergence of Tottenham’s Harry Kane as a contender for the central striker role. Indeed, suddenly Hodsgon has plenty of options up front with QPR’s Charlie Austin and Burnley’s Danny Ings also candidates with Kane and Liverpool’s Daniel Sturridge to challenge Rooney for the ‘No 9’ role. Roy Hodgson will restore Wayne Rooney to his favoured role of lead striker when

Summary: Liverpool see William Carvalho as a replacement for Steven Gerrard . Barcelona could scupper Manchester City's bid for Paul Pogba . Sunderland will move for Sam Allardyce should he leave West Ham .


The decision not to press charges over the deaths of three soldiers who collapsed during an SAS training exercise was correct, prosecutors have confirmed. Edward Maher, Craig Roberts and James Dunsby died of heat exhaustion on the Brecon Beacons after a 40-mile hike as part of a gruelling training exercise in July 2013. The Crown Prosecution Service were reviewing charges of gross negligence manslaughter but found 'insufficient evidence' to provide a 'realistic prospect of conviction'. Corporal James Dunsby was among three soldiers that died after taking part in a training exercise on the Brecon Beacons in July 2013, when temperatures reached 29C . Lance Corporal Edward Maher, 31, (left) was taken to hospital and Lance Corporal Craig Roberts, 24, (right) died on the mountainside . Prosecutors announced its initial decision not to press charges in July last year, but it is understood they were asked to re-examine the case by two of the soldiers' families. They were among 100 men taking part in a four-week trial for the Territorial Army's SAS reservists on Pen Y Fan, when temperatures hit 29C on July 13, 2013 - one of the hottest days of the year. Lance Corporal Roberts, 24, of Penrhyn Bay, Conwy, was pronounced dead on the mountainside, while Lance Corporal Maher and Corporal Dunsby, both 31, were taken to hospital. L/Cpl Maher died three hours later in Merthyr Tydfil's Prince Charles Hospital, while Cpl Dunsby, from Bath, was transferred to the Queen Elizabeth Hospital in Birmingham and died on July 30. L/Cpl Roberts, who had served with the TA for more than five years and nicknamed 'CJ' by family, was a member of the 3rd Battalion Royal Anglian Regiment. He is believed to have served as a reservist in Iraq and Afghanistan and with United Nations peacekeepers in Cyprus. They were taking part in a gruelling selection process for the Territorial Army's SAS reservists on Pen Y Fan . L/Cpl Maher had served in Iraq and Afghanistan. Edward, known as Eddie to friends, served his country in Iraq and Afghanistan in an elite special reserve unit often behind enemy lines. Cpl Dunsby was a member of the Army Reserves (The Royal Yeomanry). The Brecon Beacons are a notoriously inhospitable area for army training operations and are used by both regular units and the special forces. A spokesman for the prosecution service said: 'The CPS Appeals and Review Unit has completed a review of the case relating to the tragic deaths of soldiers on the Brecon Beacons in July 2013. 'This review was requested under our Victims' Right to Review scheme. 'Case reviews completed under the Victims' Right to Review scheme involve a completely independent assessment of the available evidence against the evidential and public interest standards set out in the Code for Crown Prosecutors. 'In this case, our review concluded that the original decision not to charge any individual in respect of this matter was correct. There is insufficient evidence to provide a realistic prospect of conviction in this case. 'The families involved have been informed of this decision and the reasons

Summary: Edward Maher, Craig Roberts and James Dunsby died after overheating . They were taking part in a training exercise on Brecon Beacons in 2013 . Prosecution service reviewed charges of gross negligence manslaughter . It found there was 'insufficient evidence' to provide 'realistic conviction'


Apartment hunting can be stressful. More so if there are some things that you just can’t live without. Lots of storage, a view, an en-suite bathroom, air conditioning – how about a garage in the sky? The apartments at 200 11th Avenue in New York’s fashionable West Chelsea gallery district feature just that – and more. The ability to drive a car into an elevator that then whisks you up to your apartment is no doubt what has already drawn Nicole Kidman and Keith Urban, and designer Domenico Dolce to the building. Scroll down for video . Bonus: The apartments at 200 11th Avenue in New York’s fashionable West Chelsea gallery district feature their own garages . Garage space: The ability to drive a car into an elevator that then whisks you up to your apartment is no doubt what has already drawn Nicole Kidman and Keith Urban, and designer Domenico Dolce to the building . The 'paparazzi proof' method of entry has also interested Lady Gaga and Kelsey Grammer. It is also the same building where fashion designer L’Wren Scott lived and tragically took her own life. Robert Pattinson was recently seen touring Penthouse 1, which is on the market for $19.5 million. It is being co-brokered through Ryan Serhant of Nest Seekers International.- who appeared on ‘Million Dollar Listing New York’ TV show - and Leonard Steinberg of Compass. The so-called ‘En Suite Sky Garage’ sits alongside the penthouse, a 60-second ride from the lobby entrance for unparalleled privacy. The three-bedroom 3,598 square foot duplex apartment is luxuriously decorated and includes a retractable glass ‘vault’ that covers the stairs. It hits the market after an 18-month renovation by Netherlands-based MVRDV Architects guided by Young Woo and Associates. Stunning views: Robert Pattinson was recently seen touring Penthouse 1 (above), which is on the market for $19.5 million through Ryan Serhant of reality show ‘Million Dollar Listing New York’ and Nest Seekers International . A-star living: The so-called ‘En Suite Sky Garage’ sits alongside the penthouse, a 60-second ride from the lobby entrance for unparalleled privacy . Breathtaking: Two covered loggia terraces have panoramic views towards the Empire State Building and plenty of space for al fresco dining . The passenger elevator, if you’re not driving, opens directly into the upper level revealing breath-taking views west towards the Hudson River. The living space features floor to ceiling windows with double doors with a glass balustrade that open to better enjoy the view. The kitchen can be completely concealed by a floor-to-ceiling folding Brazilian teak door. The third bedroom suite is on the main floor and can also be used as a study. Two covered loggia lounge terraces have panoramic views towards the Empire State Building and plenty of space for al fresco dining. At the center of the property the glass vault opens at the touch of a button revealing the stairs and a room designed for displaying a collection – perfect for antiques or awards trophies. Downstairs are the other two bedrooms suites and a separate a lounge or study area

Summary: Each apartment at 200 11th Avenue in New York's fashionable West Chelsea has its own en-suite sky garage accessed by a special car elevator . The paparazzi-proof penthouse is on the market for $19.5 million through Million Dollar Listing's Ryan Serhant . The apartment features stunning views, two terraces and a retractable glass vault floor leading to the bedrooms . Many celebrities have been linked to the building whose residents include Nicole Kidman and Keith Urban, and designer Domenico Dolce . Robert Pattinson, Lady Gaga and Kelsey Grammer have all toured apartments at what is known as one of downtown's best addresses .


The notorious underarm delivery that created one of the most controversial moments in world cricket history is still hard to revisit after more than three decades. But as Australia and New Zealand go head-to-head in the World Cup final at the Melbourne Cricket Ground on Sunday, the underarm bowling incident from 1981 will inevitably come back to haunt. The controversial bowl triggered a cold war between the two nations after the infamous day on February 1 when New Zealand needed six runs with one ball remaining to draw the match. But Aussie skipper Greg Chappell instructed the bowler, who was his younger brother Trevor, to deliver the ball underarm in a bid to prevent batsman Brian McKechnie any chance of hitting a six. Scroll down for video . It was a single bowl that triggered a massive uproar at the time when Aussie bowler delivered an underarm . As the ball gently rolled down the pitch, McKechnie blocked the ball before he tossed his bat to the ground out of anger and disgust. Australia went on to win the match but the hell that followed left the Chappell brothers struggling to cope under the pressure from the backlash. Despite the underarm bowling was not ruled as illegal at the time, it was deemed 'an act of cowardice' and against the true spirit of cricket that cost New Zealand the tournament. Aussie bowler Trevor Chappell, right, bowls underarm to New Zealand batsman Brian McKechnie on the last ball of a one-day international from which New Zealand needed to hit six runs to force a tie . Trevor Chappell bowls under-arm, as ordered by brother Greg at the Melbourne Cricket Ground in 1981 . But Black Caps fast bowler Tim Southee, who was two-years-old at the time of the underarm incident, said the infamous bowl is rarely mentioned. 'I guess a few of us were too young to remember seeing it but we know it happened,' Southee said at a conference on Friday. 'I haven’t heard too much about the underarm.' While New Zealand prepares ahead of their first ever World Cup final on Sunday, Aussie skipper Michael Clarke has announced his retirement from one-day cricket on the eve of the match. The 33-year-old reached closure on the decision upon realising there was no chance he'd still be leading the side in four years.

Summary: The notorious underarm incident triggered a massive uproar in 1981 . New Zealand was six runs with one ball remaining to draw the match . But Aussie skipper Greg Chappell ordered the bowler, who is his brother Trevor, to deliver the ball underarm . The underarm bowling was not ruled as illegal at the time . Australia and New Zealand go head-to-head in the World Cup final at the Melbourne Cricket Ground on Sunday .


Everybody likes to believe that they will leave some kind of mark on this earth when they die, but for some, nobody will ever even know they are gone . In the US, there are more than 2,000 unidentified women lying in morgues and unmarked graves across the country. Artist Sarah Honan, 19, from Waterford, Ireland, has now painted the portraits of several of these females alongside the limited details of their deaths, and any other information that is known about them in a project called Blink. An Irish artist has painted a series of portraits of some of the 2,000-plus 'Janes Does' in morgues and graveyards across America who weren't identified after their deaths. Now on show in Waterford City, Ireland, the Blink exhibition hopes to build a legacy for the forgotten women (Pictured left: A victim of a 'sex party' gone wrong was found laying dead between two parked cars in April 2004, in New York, pictured right: A woman found naked on a street in Mount Vernon, New York, in 1988 . Explaining why she decided to do the portraits, Sarah said: 'I decided to do the project because after originally searching for one Jane Doe to paint and then uncovering thousands, I realised that this was something very important.' While the information held on each woman varies greatly in detail, some clearly suffered violent deaths. One woman (pictured above right), was found on 14 February 1988, naked and lying on the street in an industrial area in Mount Vernon, New York. There were clear signs that she had been bound at the hands and ankles prior to her death. Another (pictured above left), was the victim of a 'sex party' gone wrong, and was found laying dead between two parked cars on 27 April 2004 in New York city. While some of the women portrayed died in apparently violent circumstances, others, such as this elderly woman found unresponsive outside 145 West 55th street in New York, in 2010, are shrouded in mystery and speculation . Sarah was so touched by the stories of these women that she wanted to create a lasting memory for them on this earth, as they had been forgotten by those who knew them when they were alive. She said: 'I think that everyone deserves some form of legacy and in a way when these women died and went unidentified it was as if their slates had been wiped clean. 'No name, no memories, no legacy. 'I thought that once I was aware of this information it would be wrong of me to ignore it. Sarah painted the women from their morgue photographs, which she found on the Unidentified Persons Database. From gender based violence to the representation of women in society past and present, the Blink project hopes to raise questions about the way women and their identity have been treated throughout history . Sarah believes that it is important these Jane Does are remembered because of the what they say about the way women are treated in society. She said: 'They had

Summary: US records currently have over 2,000 dead women recorded as Jane Does . Many died in violent circumstances with no story of who they were . Sarah Honan, 19, has painted 18 portraits of Jane Doe morgue photos . The Blink exhibition in Ireland hopes to build a legacy for these women .


CLICK HERE to read Sportsmail's full interview with Daniel Sturridge by Chief Sports Writer Oliver Holt. The Liverpool striker talks about his upbringing, his club team-mates and why he doesn't blame Roy Hodgson for his five-month injury lay-off. Daniel Sturridge describes himself as a 'very closed-off person' but here in an exclusive interview with Sportsmail he opens up about his life on-and-off the field. As the Reds prepare for Monday's Premier League trip to Swansea, the 25-year-old striker talks about his upbringing, his club team-mates and why he doesn't blame Roy Hodgson for his five-month injury lay-off. Here, Sportsmail gathers the best 10 quotes from our Sturridge interview. Daniel Sturridge tells Sportsmail his thoughts on Mario Balotelli, Steven Gerrard and his injury problems . Sturridge on Mario Balotelli . 'In football you meet people who are cool guys and he is one of those guys. He is a young guy who just wants to live his life. Anyone at the age of 24, if you put a microscope on them for a few months and see how they are living, it would probably be far worse than Mario. He is a normal guy. Footballers are put on a pedestal of not being human but we are just normal people. I am a normal dude.' Mario Balotelli (left) has been described as a 'cool guy' by Sturridge, despite a difficult start at his new club . Sturridge on Steven Gerrard . 'This guy is a living legend. Words can't describe what he has done not just for the club but for the players as well. He helps players settle in, young players. He takes them under his wing. We will never be able to repay him for that. His stature and his demeanour will be very difficult to replace but we have to. It will take time. That guy will always be a legend in my eyes. I am in awe of him now.' Sturridge (right) has hailed departing Liverpool captain Steven Gerrard (centre) as a 'living legend' of the club . Sturridge on strikers . 'Why am I watching someone else's glories and achievements? It doesn't matter to me who comes around or what players are about. It means nothing to me. When you watch other people, you don't get anywhere in life because you are at war with yourself. Well done to Harry Kane and what he has achieved, but I am not watching what he is doing. I just believe in me.' Harry Kane has had a scintillating season at Tottenham scoring 26 goals in all competitions so far . Sturridge on England injury . 'Regardless of what happened in the past, I love playing for England,’ says Sturridge. ‘That situation occurred and it’s in the past. I don’t want to dwell on it. People pick injuries up and they are unfortunate. It just so happened I got injured that day. It’s life. People get injured sometimes. It is what it is.' Sturridge's five-month injury lay-off began when he damaged thigh muscles while on England duty last year . Sturridge

Summary: Daniel Sturridge talks about his Birmingham upbringing and gangs . Striker describes Liverpool team-mate Mario Balotelli as a 'cool guy' Liverpool star hails Steven Gerrard as a 'living legend'


Roger Federer set up a blockbuster rematch with world number one Novak Djokovic by beating Milos Raonic to reach the final of the BNP Paribas Open. Following Djokovic's comprehensive 6-2 6-3 victory over British No 1 Andy Murray, Federer reached his 40th ATP World Tour Masters 1000 final with a 7-5 6-4 defeat of Canadian sixth seed Raonic at Indian Wells. Sunday's showdown will be a 38th meeting between reigning champion Djokovic and world number two Federer, who is on a 19-set winning streak. Roger Federer celebrates after completing his 7-5 6-4 semi-final win over Canadian Milos Raonic . The Swiss serves during the contest at Indian Well and will now play Novak Djokovic in Sunday's final . Gwen Stefani was in the crowd at Indian Wells to watch Federer's semi-final match . 'I think it's very exciting for both of us, and also for fans, to see a rematch of the great final from last year,' Federer, who lost to the Serbian in three sets in the Californian desert back in 2014, told bnpparibasopen.com. 'I'm looking forward to it, and I hope I can keep up my good play.' Federer earned a break point in the fifth game but Raonic saved it with an ace before holding. The Swiss soon broke for a 6-5 lead and wrapped up the set. The 33-year-old opened the second set with a break to consolidate his lead and went on to endure nine aces before saving a break point to claim victory inside 86 minutes. Raonic (left) had knocked Rafael Nadal out in the quarter-final but couldn't claim the scalp of Federer . The Canadian sixth seed produced a strong performance but couldn't overcome Federer . Supporters of the former world No 1 Federer in the stands at Indian Wells in California . 'I felt good. I felt energetic. I felt like I had the right attitude put forward, and I was going to give it my all,' Raonic told the ATP World Tour website. 'I thought a few points here and there made a difference. I tried to put everything out there that I could, and the outcome was as is.' Earlier on Saturday, Djokovic ended world number four Murray's fine run to a first Masters 1000 semi-final in two years by extending his head-to-head advantage between the pair to 17-8 with a sixth successive win. The Scot elected to receive serve after winning the toss but stumbled as Djokovic quickly reached 4-1 before ruthlessly clinching all three of his break points in the set to prevail. The current Wimbledon champion broke Murray again in the second game of the second set and saved two break points to go to 4-1 and 5-2. Then, after his opponent slipped from 30-0 up to 40-30 down, Djokovic gladly served the match out. Murray said: 'The frustrating thing is obviously getting off to a bad start in both sets. 'Novak didn't give me any free points at the beginning of either set and I made a few too many errors early on. Novak Djokovic (right) had earlier

Summary: Federer beat Raonic 7-5 6-4 to reach final of BNP Paribas Open . Swiss will face the world No 1 Djokovic in Sunday's final . The Serb had earlier beaten British No 1 Andy Murray 6-2 6-3 .


Jailed: Prolific burglar Darren Williams was 'clobbered' with a walking stick as he tried to burgle a pensioner . A prolific burglar who was caught after a have-a-go-hero pensioner 'clobbered' him with his walking stick has been jailed. George Clewlow, 78, leapt into action after Darren Williams broke into his bungalow last July. He used his wooden walking stick to whack Williams, 43, over the head as he tried to clamber through an open living room window at his home in Penkhull, Staffs. Williams fled empty-handed but was caught when police used samples of his DNA left on the window handle and it provided a match for the career criminal. He was jailed for three years after he admitted burglary at Stoke-on-Trent Crown Court on Friday. The court heard Williams, of Stoke-on-Trent, had 22 convictions for house burglaries dating back nearly 30 years. Judge David Fletcher, told him: 'You have an appalling record - 22 house burglaries, all since 1986. 'You have nothing of a recent vintage, which is mainly because of a lengthy prison sentence.' Robert Holt, defending, said: 'This was an opportunistic offence, it was not a targeted property.' Yesterday Mr Clewlow, a retired bricklayer, said Williams should have received a longer sentence. He said: 'He's not going to stop until someone gives him a really good hiding. 'I had no idea what it was. At first I thought it could be just the wind, so I went to the toilet. 'When I came back I could see someone coming through, so I clobbered him with my stick, and after I had a poke at him he ran off. 'I watched him run all the way down the road - I wasn't sure if I'd be able to recognise him because of the dark, but I remembered he ran like a little monkey. 'After he ran off I made myself a cup of tea to steady myself. Brave: George Clewlow used his wooden walking stick to whack Williams, 43, over the head as he tried to clamber through an open living room window at his home in Penkhull, Staffs. 'I wasn't sure whether I should go next door to tell the neighbours someone tried to break in, but then I remembered someone had put a card through the door with a police number on it, so I called that. 'The more I thought about it the more difficult it was - I keep checking my windows and doors are locked, and every time I get up in the night I look to that window. 'Luckily my daughter lives near me, which helps a lot, but when my allotment was broken into a few weeks later and someone took all my gardening equipment that shook me a bit. 'The police have been great, and our local officer Katy Thorneycroft checks up on me to make sure I'm safe, but he should have got a longer sentence. 'My mum got broken into and she never spoke again, so it can ruin people's lives. 'If it had been two more minutes he would

Summary: George Clewlow, 78, leapt into action as Darren Williams broke into home . Used his wooden walking stick to whack Williams, 43, over the head . Thief left property in Staffordshire empty-handed and left DNA on window . He was jailed for three years as court head he had 22 burglary convictions .


Police officers in Sheffield have been photographed picking up a Chinese takeaway after parking their marked squad car at a bus stop. A pedestrian walking down Staniforth Road in the north of the city spotted the car blocking the bus stop late last week. One police officer remained in the car while their colleague went into the popular Silver Pan Chinese to collect their dinner. A police officer went into the Chinese restaurant while their colleague blocked a bus stop in Sheffield . The front wheels of the squad car were inside the bus stop for several minutes while the food was prepared . The officer returned to the squad car with the food before they departed the scene . According to one eyewitness the police car remained outside the takeaway for several minutes until the second over left carrying a carrier bag containing their food. The witness, who does not want to be named, told Mail Online: 'They were parked at the bus stop. I went up and asked them whether they were allowed to park there. It wasn't as if they were on an emergency call, or the takeaway was being robbed. 'They were in getting their dinner. I have no problems with police going to a takeaway, but they should obey the same rules as the rest of us.' The witness said the officers seemed quite annoyed when he approached. 'They did not like the fact that I was taking photographs. How can the police discipline the public if they do not obey the rules themselves. They could have easily found a designated parking space just a few yards away.' The police car was pictured outside the Silver Pan Chinese takeaway in Sheffield late last week . The witness said he has spotted a number of police cars apparently ignoring road traffic rules across the wider Sheffield area. 'If the police are dealing with a genuine emergency or need to park illegally for operational issues then that is fine. I don't think that we should hold the police to a higher standard than the rest of us. But if I parked on a yellow line or blocked a bus lane, I am sure the traffic warden would be writing a ticket within seconds.' South Yorkshire Police confirmed that they are looking into the matter. A spokesperson said: 'Without further information, we are unable to establish the exact reason why the officers pictured have stopped, as they could have been responding to operational incidents or making enquiries. This has been passed to supervisors to try and identify the officers involved. 'Where officers are dealing with a police incident they are allowed to contravene traffic regulations, nevertheless where no legitimate policing purpose exists we will always take disciplinary action against the officers involved.'

Summary: A police car was photographed parked at a Sheffield bus stop last week . One of the officers entered the premises and spoke with a staff member . The officer returned several minutes later carrying a bag containing food . South Yorkshire Police said they are looking into the incident .


A new dating app claims to be 'putting the excitement back into dating' by pushing users' personalities ahead of their looks. Much like Tinder - the notorious dating app responsible for making 'swipe left' a cultural reference - FuzzyBanter can hook you up with people living in your area. But rather than have singles base their dating choices on potentially cringeworthy profile pictures, the app 'fuzzes' your face to let your listed interests do the matchmaking instead. New dating app FuzzyBanter blurs out profile pictures to let the listed interests and personality traits of its users become the the main attraction . All FuzzyBanter dating profile pictures are blurred to start off with (pictured right), though you can reveal what you look like further down the line. Age, height and ethnicity can still be used as search filters, to help people find their perfect match (pictured left) Claiming to 'bring courtship back to the 21st century', the app allows users to list up to ten interests when they sign up, along with a 160 character bio. You'll also need to enter your age, height, location, star sign and ethnicity, which can all be used as filters for potential dates to find what they're looking for. Once your vitals are in and your profile set up, you can search people by their proximity to you, just like on Tinder, and give anyone you like a thumbs up, or 'nudge'. If a person you've 'nudged' gives you a nudge back, congratulations, you've made a match and can now start messaging. Blending Facebook's Poke button with Tinder's swipe left or swipe right function, FuzzyBanter asks you to swipe right to 'nudge' a person you like. If they nudge you back, you have a match and can start chatting . Once you've reached the messaging stage with a potential date, this is where the fuzzy fun really begins. Though the idea behind the app is find matches based on your common interests and compatibility, singles don't have to agree to a blind date. Both participants have the option to either partially or fully reveal their profile picture, before anyone has shelled out for dinner or a drink. Found a FuzzyBanter match? Once you've started a conversation you can chose to reveal as much of your profile picture as you like, by altering the level of fuziness using the sliding scale . Stuck for words? The messaging feature in the dating app includes a long list of conversation templates, some far more flirty than others, to help even the shiest of daters get the ball rolling . Launching last night with a VIP bash in London, the app already has celebrity backing from the likes of Eastenders' Danny Dyer, actresses Lisa Faulkner and Angela Griffin, Apprentice winner Mark Wright, and TOWIE cast members Elliot Wright, Jessica Wright and James Argent. Founded by Allen James Scriven and Michael John Caine, FuzzyBanter is aimed at people aged between 18 and 45, looking for the perfect match. The app can even help you kick off the conversation if you're feeling

Summary: New dating app FuzzyBanter offers alternative to looks-obsessed Tinder . Plays matchmaker between people with common interests . Profile pictures are hidden and conversation templates help the shy .


This is the moment an abandoned dog is rescued after getting stuck down a sewer. Video footage shows animal rescue worker Eldad Hagar climbing down into the concrete tunnel in Santa Monica, California, in the dead of night. As he approaches the pooch it backs away in terror. Eventually Hagar manages to win the canine's trust and gently bundles him up. Two hours later the cleaned-up puppy - nicknamed Bitty - is barely recognizable, with his straggly hair combed into soft strands. Scroll down for video . Night vision: This is the moment an abandoned dog is rescued from peril after getting stuck down a sewer . Caught on camera: Video footage shows animal rescue worker Eldad Hagar climbing down into the concrete tunnel in Santa Monica, California, in the dead of night . Shivering: As he approaches the pooch it backs away in terror - eventually Hagar manages to win the canine's trust and gently bundles him up . During the rescue mission, Hagar notes that Bitty is very 'skinny' as he gets closer. The creature is seen staring wide-eyed at the camera as he cowers behind a chair. The film then cuts to two hours later to show Bitty being bathed and fed small pieces of food. He enthusiastically licks up the treats. 'Itty bitty bites,' one of the rescue workers chimes. Hagar, founder of the animal shelter Hope for Paws, uploaded the video to YouTube in a bid to highlight the cruelty cases he encounters. Bitty was apparently at risk of being drowned in the sewer as a storm was on its way. He is currently living with a foster family and is searching for a permanent home through The Forgotten Dog Foundation. Malnourished: During the rescue mission, Hagar notes that Bitty is very 'skinny' as he gets closer . In safe hands: The film then cuts to two hours later to show Bitty being bathed and fed small pieces of food . Dinner is served: He enthusiastically licks up the treats. 'Itty bitty bites,' one of the rescue workers chimes . Bright future ahead: Bitty is currently living with a foster family and is searching for a permanent home through The Forgotten Dog Foundation .

Summary: Video footage shows animal rescue worker Eldad Hagar climbing down into the concrete tunnel in Santa Monica, California, in the dead of night . Two hours later the cleaned-up puppy - nicknamed Bitty - is barely recognizable, with his straggly hair combed into soft strands .


Italy's top football teams voted to give Parma a 5million euro (£3.7m) emergency fund to help the club finish the season. Sixteen of the 20 clubs in Serie A voted in favour of the measure on Friday. Roma, Napoli and Sassuolo abstained, and only Cesena voted against the move. The measure means last-place Parma should be able to play Atalanta on Sunday, after their previous two matches - at home with Udinese and at Genoa - were postponed indefinitely because the club couldn't pay for basic services such as security and electricity. Parma have an illustrious history, however the club are in dire straits financially and could go out of business . The gates at the stadium were locked as Parma's second match in a row was postponed last weekend . A banner on the locked gates said the Ennio Tardini stadium was ‘Closed for robbery’ Parma have been sold twice this season, players have not been paid in months and a bankruptcy hearing has been set for March 19. The club's debts are estimated at nearly 100 million euros (£72m). The emergency fund will come from money that clubs pay to the league for fines from crowd trouble and other violations. After the league decision in Milan, Italian football federation president Carlo Tavecchio was traveling to Parma to formally present the plan to the squad's players. The plan requires Parma to play its next two matches before the bankruptcy hearing. Parma captain Alessandro Lucarelli and his club team-mates have not been paid since July . Earlier, Italy's tax police confiscated records related to Parma from club headquarters and the league and federation offices. Also, former Parma president Tommaso Ghirardi and former general director Pietro Leonardi were placed under investigation by judicial authorities for suspected bankruptcy fraud. Last month, Giampietro Manenti took over as Parma's new owner and president from the Russian-Cypriot conglomerate which had taken control in December from Ghirardi. Agreeing to pay off the club's debts, Manenti paid a symbolic price of 1 euro (0.72p) for the club. Hernan Crespo, now a youth team coach at the Italian club, used to play for them and he fears for the future .

Summary: Sixteen of the current 20 Serie A clubs have voted in favour of measure . Roma, Napoli and Sassuolo decided against making a vote . Cesena were the only top-flight Italian side to vote against move .


A former lecturer has been branded the 'world's hottest maths teacher' after students discovered he is also a fashion model who is 'addicted to training'. Pietro Boselli, 26, originally from Negrar, Italy, was teaching a mechanical engineering class at University College London when one of his students tried a simple search for his name on Google. After discovering his 6ft 1in lecturer's Instagram, which has more than 46,000 followers, Arief Azli tweeted: 'That moment when you realise your maths lecturer is a top designer model.' Scroll down for video . Pietro Boselli, 26, has been branded the 'world's hottest maths teacher' after students discovered he is also a fashion model . He was teaching a mechanical engineering class at University College London (right) when one of his students tried a simple search for his name on Google . He posted a picture of his lecturer scribbling equations on the whiteboard next to one of him shirtless with the caption: 'Only at UCL #MechanicalEngineers #ModellingandAnalysis #Bromance.' Other students soon followed suit and posted pictures of him taking classes, with one saying: 'This is why I never miss a class'. Mr Boselli, who has a PhD in Mechanical Engineering, was crowned the European Fitness Model Champion in 2014. According to his LinkedIn, he worked as a teaching assistant and then lecturer at UCL until June 2014 and is now represented by Models 1. The fashion model posted this picture on his Instagram account with a caption 'post-workout selfie' He describes himself as 'addicted to training' and said he works out at least two or three times a day . One of his students, Arief Azli tweeted: 'That moment when you realise your maths lecturer is a top designer model' He was even awarded the Undergraduate Faculty Excellence Scholarship for the most outstanding academic achievement in his first year at UCL, before going on to get a First-class honours. The fashion model was discovered at the age of six by renowned designer Giorgio Armani who saw potential and said he should be a model. His Instagram account gives an insight into his fitness regime as he posted a picture of himself in the pool, saying: 'Boosts circulation, gets metabolism up to speed and strengthens immune system!' Mr Boselli revealed he works out two to three times a day and said his best feature is his 'perseverance and inconsistency'. In an interview with F Tape he said he would be concentrating on 'engineering, teaching maths and personal training' if he was not modelling. He posted a picture of his washboard abs on his Instagram, saying: 'Lying in bed.. My point of view' Mr Boselli revealed he works out two to three times a day and said his best feature is his 'perseverance and inconsistency' He also revealed that Arnold Schwarzenegger, Oscar Wilde and The Rolling Stones were among his idols. Hundreds of fans have taken to social media to say they would have concentrated slightly harder in lessons if Mr Boselli had been their teacher. Rachel Ruane said: 'Would trade my maths teacher for him in

Summary: Pietro Boselli, 25, has been branded the 'world's hottest maths teacher' He worked as a teaching assistant and then lecturer at UCL until June 2014 . Student in his mechanical engineering class found his modelling shots . He tweeted: 'That moment you realise your lecturer is top designer model' Model was discovered at the age of six by designer Giorgio Armani . Hundreds have taken to Twitter to say they would never miss his class .


Video has emerged of the LAPD pulling over the 20-year-old son of Taraji P. Henson that appears to refute claims made by the Empire actress that he was racially profiled by police. Henson hit headlines earlier this week by revealing in an interview that her son, Marcel Henson, was stopped in Glendale for no reason, then doing 'exactly everything the cops told him to do, including letting them illegally search his car'. 'It was bogus because they didn't give him the ticket for what he was pulled over for,' she told Interview magazine. However the just-surfaced dashcam footage, taken in October last year, shows that Henson drove through a lighted crosswalk as a pedestrian walked across. After being questioned, Henson admitted to having marijuana and Ritalin on him. He was also found to hash oil, a grinder and a knife. Scroll down for video . Traffic stop: Footage has emerged of police pulling over Marcel Henson, son of actress Taraji P Henson, in Glendale, California, in October. Henson said this week her son was racially profiled during the stop . New footage: Despite Henson saying her son was pulled over for no reason, he actually ran a lighted crosswalk as a pedestrain crossed and admitted to having marijuana and Ritalin on him . Sobriety test: Marcel Henson, 20, told the officer he had smoked marijuana two hours before driving, and the officer asks him to get out of the car to see if he is under the influence, but determines he isn't . Taraji P. Henson saaid her son Marcel was racially profiled by police in Glendale and at tje University of Southern California. The mother and son are pictured above at a film screening in Hollywood last April . The knife turned out to be legal. Henson said he had a prescription for the marijuana but could not find it. He said he did not have a prescription for the Ritalin and that a friend had given it to him. However the officer, who seems very generous when dealing with Henson, lets the teen off with a citation for marijuana possession only. The dashcam footage was obtained by The Los Angeles Times, which noted that race did not seem to be a factor when Henson was first pulled over. 'I am not going to give you a citation for running that yellow because that would actually put a moving violation on your driving license, and you are going to have to go to traffic school and all that stuff, so I am helping you by not giving you a violation on it. All I am going to do is take the weed from you,' the officer can be heard saying in the video. The officer told Henson he could go to court with the citation and show proof he has a prescription for medical marijuana. Otherwise he could just pay a fine. 'It felt like this was a little better than the other one,' the officer said. 'I am giving this to you too because you smoked weed about two hours

Summary: Taraji P. Henson claimed her son was 'racially profiled' by police officers . Said in interview they 'illegally searched his car' and that it was 'bogus' Also claimed police stopped him at University of Southern California . Dash came footage shows Marcel Henson running a lighted crosswalk . He also admits to possessing marijuana, smoking some before driving and having Ritalin on him without a prescription . Police let him off with just a citation for marijuana possession .


A mysterious skeleton found buried inside a lead coffin beside the remains of Richard III could belong to a revered holy woman who was said to reduce time spent in purgatory for those that prayed for her soul. Archaeologists believe the elderly woman, whose lead coffin was inlaid with a crucifix, may have been buried nearly 200 years before the last Plantagenet king of England. Her coffin was discovered within a limestone sarcophagus under a car park in Leicester city centre on what was the site of the Grey Friars church, just feet from Richard III's grave. Scroll down for videos . The lead coffin, inlaid with a crucifix (top) was found just feet from the remains of Richard III. Inside was the skeleton of a woman who is thought to have died in her 60s about 200 years before the Plantagenet king . She was one of nine women found to have been buried within the medieval complex around the hastily dug final resting place of Richard III. However, radiocarbon dating shows she may been buried not long after the church was first built 1250 - nearly two centuries before Richard III died. The blow that killed King Richard III in battle was so powerful that it went up through the base of his brain and left an indentation on the inside of his skull, scientists studying his remains have revealed. Forensic pathologists at University of Leicester, discovered two wounds at the base of the king's skull along with a large indentation inside the cranium. The findings suggest that a weapon such as a sword or a spike had been thrust upwards through the base of the king's neck so hard that it had gone straight through his brain to the other side of his skull. Genetic analysis of the battle scarred skeleton, discovered under a council car park in Leicester three years ago, has confirmed that it did belong to Richard III. Scientists studying the remains believe the king was surrounded by a mob of enemy soldiers and hacked to death after he had lost his helmet. Using modern medical scanners, they established that the English monarch suffered 11 devastating injuries at the Battle of Bosworth Field in 1485. Analysis of isotopes preserved in her remains by researchers at the University of Leicester has shown that the woman was show that she had lived a privileged life, eating plenty of protein and large amounts of sea fish. It is thought that she had died in her 60s. This suggests she had been wealthy and had been carefully buried in a prominent position under the choir of the friary and close to the high altar. This all suggests she had special significant to the Catholic order and may have been an early benefactor of the friary, archaeologists leading the excavation believe. They have found clues that suggest one of the women buried there was highly revered. Records dating back to around the time the monastery was founded, more than 700 years ago, show that the Bishop of Lincoln offered a 30

Summary: Archaeologists discovered the bones of an elderly woman in a lead coffin . Coffin was within a stone sarcophagus just feet from Richard III's grave . They were found under a car park that was the site of Grey Friars church . The lead coffin was inlaid with a crucifix and buried close to the high altar . Analysis suggests the woman had enjoyed a diet high in sea fish and meat . She probably died around 1250 - 200 years before Richard III died in battle . She was probably a wealthy benefactor of the friary when it was first built . Experts say she may have been Emma Holt from Nevill Holt, Leicestershire . Praying for Emma Holt's soul was said to cut time in purgatory by 30 days .


A street performer with no legs or driver's licence has been caught by police driving a van across a Chinese highway. Remarkably, police caught Chen Shikuan driving the modified vehicle after seeing a sign stating it was a 'vehicle for disabled people'. Upon closer inspection, they discovered the double amputee had modified the pedals so they could be hand-controlled and he could drive without having to use his legs. Chen Shikuan (pictured) modified the vehicle so that he could operate it using just his hands . He explained that he lost his legs in an accident two years ago and travelled the country working as a street performer . Police gave him a warning but let him go after telling him not to drive on the highway again . Shikuan was stopped at a toll gate in central China's Hubei Province after suspicious police officers noted the disability message inscribed on the number plates. When questioned, Mr Shikuan explained he was once a lorry driver but lost his legs in an accident two years ago. Deciding he did not want to become a beggar, he made a living as a street artist and travelled the country singing on the streets with his wife. Officers gave him a warning but let him go after telling him not to drive on the highway again. In 2008, a Chinese driver made headlines when he was handed a public safety summons after being caught driving without arms. Zing Shen was steering the vehicle with his feet and claimed he had been driving like that for years after losing his limbs in an industrial accident. At the time, a police spokesman said: 'The man said that he was a very safe driver and felt he was as good as anyone else on the road, despite his disability. 'He had an automatic so did not need to worry about changing gears and said he had put a lot of practice into learning to control the steering wheel with his legs.' Shikuan was caught at a toll gate in central China's Hubei Province after police saw signs on the van stating it was a 'disability vehicle'

Summary: Chinese street performer caught driving a van despite not having any legs . He had modified the vehicle so that the driving pedals were hand controlled . Police became suspicious after spotting 'disabled vehicle' signs on the van .


Alastair Cook has slammed the ECB for the timing of his dismissal as one-day captain, claiming the World Cup shambles which followed has shattered the players' confidence. Cook's forthright views increase the pressure on head coach Peter Moores and managing director Paul Downton on the day the Test squad to tour West Indies was announced. Speaking in Abu Dhabi, where he is preparing to play for the MCC, Cook said defeats by Australia and New Zealand proved that the decision to axe him was, with hindsight, incorrect. Alastair Cook was removed as England one-day captain in December, before the cricket World Cup . England's cricketers were eliminated from the World Cup at the group stage by Bangladesh . Cook believes hindsight has proved the ECB wrong to remove him as captain before the tournament . Cook told The Daily Telegraph: 'I can't speak about what's gone on there in depth, but you always back yourself, and I would have loved to have had the opportunity that was taken away from me. 'The selectors made that decision because they thought it was the best for English cricket. Hindsight has probably proved them wrong, but now it's very easy to say that.' He added: 'I wouldn't say all of it [confidence] has been [shattered], but a hell of a lot of it has been. You have to remember that it is a different format and you get a change, but all teams are grouped under the same English cricket umbrella, and we can't be naive enough to think that it's not. 'We have a repairing job to do, and the only way of doing that is by playing some good cricket and start winning. 'We built that momentum a little bit after the Ashes 14 or 15 months ago with a slightly younger side, including the likes of Gary Ballance and Joe Root. There was a feel-good factor about the English game in the middle of August after the Test matches. Since then, it's been tough going. We've got to rebuild again.' Cook (right) feels England have to rebuild the feel good factor that followed Test success against India . Cook (left) will lead England in three tests in the West Indies in April, before New Zealand visit in May . Cook feels the ECB have highlighted the perils of changing captain so close to an international tournament . Cook would have loved the opportunity to complete a challenge he was set when named Andrew Strauss' successor as ODI captain after the previous World Cup in 2011. 'I was there for three-and-a-half years trying to do a job,' he said. 'We got to No 1 in the world with a full-strength side and got to the final of the Champions Trophy. There were things I can be very proud of. 'As any captain will tell you, leading your country in a World Cup is a huge honour and one that can never be taken lightly. I was very much looking forward to that. 'I understand the pressure I was under. I wasn't scoring the

Summary: Alastair Cook was removed as England one-day captain before World Cup . England humiliatingly crashed out of the World Cup at the group stage . Cook believes the tournament disaster has shattered England's confidence .