The Croatian city of Zadar is famous for the magical sounds that emanate from its shoreline overlooking the Adriatic Sea. The work of architect Nikola Basic and expert Dalmatian stone carvers, the musical sea organ (morske orgulje) was created in 2005 and is the first of its kind in the world. Carved into the white stone, the aerophone is 70 meters long and contains a total of 35 organ pipes built under the concrete. The movement of the sea pushes air through each of the individual organ pipes via a plastic tube submerged in the water. And depending on the size and power of the wave, unique musical chords are played through each of the whistle openings on the quayside above. As the sea forces are unpredictable in terms of tidal power, the organ provides a never-ending composition that features numerous musical variations. The sea organ itself was built as part of a music project that looked to repair Zadar, which had suffered much damage during the Second World War. The musical sea organ is the work of architect Nikola Basic and expert Dalmatian stone carvers . The aerophone is 70 meters long and contains a total of 35 organ pipes, which are built under the concrete . It was opened to the public in April 2005 in a bid to redesign the new city coast by having the waves interact with the organ and thus with the people on the shore via the medium of music. The sea organ was awarded with the prize ex-aequo of the fourth edition of the European Prize for Urban Public Space in 2006. Zadar is the centre of its namesake county – a part of the wider northern Dalmatian region. Director Alfred Hitchcock is believed to have said that Zadar has the most beautiful sunset in the world, which can be seen from the exact spot of where the organ is today. In 2006 the sea organ was awarded with the prize ex-aequo of the fourth edition of the European Prize for Urban Public Space .

Summary: The sea organ is the work of famous Croatian architect Nikola Basic . Containing a total of 35 organ pipes, the aerophone is 70 meters long . Sea movement pushes air through each individual organ pipe via a tube . The music is played through whistle openings on the quayside above .


An obese mother starved to death after being left unable to keep food down by gastric weight-loss surgery. Angela Jones from Portsmouth underwent a gastric bypass in 2010 at Spires Southampton Hospital after ballooning to 26 stone. The mother of two had been suffering arthritis and struggled to exercise for much of her life. But within days of the operation the 42-year-old showed signs of complications, struggling to keep food down despite being given anti-nausea pills. Over the following years she was rushed in and out of hospital, with doctors forced to insert feeding tubes to keep her alive. Angela Jones died after undergoing gastric bypass surgery. The 42-year-old dropped from 24 stone (left) to just four in as many years.She died in March 2014 a few months after being photographed (right) In March 2014, weighing 20 stone less than when she underwent the surgery, the mother of two died. Her daughter Chantel has since told of how she wished her mother had never had the operation at all. 'I’ll never be able to forget the horror of how mum died. She thought the gastric bypass would be the start of a new life when she’d finally have the slim figure she always dreamed of,' she said. 'Yet by the end she was so thin, just a living skeleton confined to a wheelchair. 'She just faded away in front of my eyes. I won’t ever get over it.' 'I speak on behalf of the whole family when I say people often mistakenly think these operations are the answer to being obese. 'But the truth is we believe my mum would still be alive if she hadn’t had this done.' Mrs Jones, a former carer, struggled with her weight after being unable to exercise for much of her life, her daughter added. The mother of two with daughters Melissa (left) and Chantel (right). The women begged their mother not to undergo the surgery but had their fears dismissed when she believed doctors' advice, they said . Mrs Jones struggled with her weight for most of her life after being born with hip problems which made it difficult for her to exercise . 'Mum had always been overweight. She was born with a hip problems and developed arthritis that made exercise difficult.' Despite 'adoring' Chinese takeaways the mother of two made several attempts to lose weight. 'She tried every diet going but she just simply couldn't maintain her weight loss and whenever she lost a stone she‘d put it all back on again and more. Aged 37, her weight peaked at 26 stone. At just 4ft 9in, this gave Mrs Jones a BMI of 79, 49 points above the official classification for someone who is obese. The 42-year-old was in and out of hospital for three after having the operation. Above, she is at a healthy weight despite complications . After having treatment for a range of weight-related problems, doctors urged the woman to consider more drastic action. 'The doctors were blunt. In hindsight they frightened her into wanting the surgery,' said Chantel, 19.

Summary: Angela Jones, 46, died in March last year three years after gastric bypass . The mother of two resorted to having surgery after ballooning to 26 stone . But within days of the operation she was unable to keep down any food . A year after the surgery, her weight had plummeted to just four stone . She died weighing just five stone in March after contracting pneumonia . Her family says doctors should not have advised her to have operation .


Children offered a sip of their parents’ wine at parties and social occasions are more likely to start drinking by their mid-teens, researchers warn . Children offered a sip of their parents’ wine at parties and social occasions are more likely to start drinking by their mid-teens, researchers warn. A study has found that those who had sipped alcohol by the age of 11 were five times more likely to have had a full drink within a couple of years, and four times more likely to have binged or been drunk than peers who had not tasted alcohol at an early age. The study was carried out in the US where, say researchers, some parents try to lessen the taboo appeal of drinking by following the ‘European model’ of introducing young children to alcohol under supervision at home. Lead researcher Kristina Jackson, of Brown University in Rhode Island, said: ‘Our study provides evidence to the contrary.’ Previous research suggests parental attitudes are one of the most important factors involved in when teens start drinking. A survey of UK schoolchildren found witnessing drinking at home and seeing their parents get drunk raises the risk of children having an alcoholic drink by the age of 13. In the American study, 561 Rhode Island middle-school students were surveyed periodically over three years. At the beginning of sixth grade – around the age of 11 – almost 30 per cent of pupils said they had sipped alcohol. In most cases, their parents provided it – often at a party or other special occasion. By the time the students reached the ages of 14 and 15, one in four early ‘sippers’ said they had had a full alcoholic drink, compared with 6 per cent of those who had not. Almost one in ten of early sippers had got drunk or binged – compared with just under 2 per cent of ‘non-sippers’, says a report in the Journal of Studies on Alcohol and Drugs. Researchers accounted for several factors which influence under-age drinking, including parents’ drinking habits and any history of alcoholism, as well as tendencies among the children to be impulsive and take risks. Even then there was still a connection between early sipping and risky drinking by high school, said Dr Jackson. She said it was possible little tastes of alcohol sent young children a mixed message because some may have difficulty understanding the difference between a sip of wine and having a full drink. She stressed parents should not be alarmed if they had already let their child have a taste of wine, adding: ‘We’re not saying your child is doomed.’ Dr Paul Wallace, of the charity Drinkaware, said: ‘Alcohol can harm children while they are still developing which is why the UK chief medical officers say an alcohol-free childhood as the best option. ‘It’s best to talk to your child about the risks associated with drinking. You have more influence than you might think.’ One in five teenagers have bought or tried electronic cigarettes, a major British study has found. This includes many who

Summary: US researchers say some parents are introducing children to alcohol early . The idea is to lessen its taboo appeal by following the 'European model' UK study says kids are more likely to drink after seeing parents get drunk .


These fascinating pictures show the hoard of nuts collected by a squirrel who stole them from a bird table before stashing them away under the bonnet of a Honda Civic. The animal helped itself to food left out for the birds in the garden of a Gloucestershire property before crawling inside the engine of the car and hiding them in the air filter. The secret stash of nuts was only discovered when the owner of the Honda Civic 1.6 took her vehicle to the garage because she couldn't work out why it wouldn't go above 40mph. Scroll down for video . The squirrel is thought to have taken the nuts, which were left out on a bird table in a Gloucestershire garden, before climbing inside the homeowner's Honda Civic 1.6 and stuffing them in the vehicle's air filter (pictured) The secret stash of nuts was only discovered when the owner of the Honda Civic 1.6, who does not wish to be named, took her vehicle to the garage because she couldn't work out why it wouldn't go more than 40mph . Mechanic David Evans (pictured with the nuts seized from the Honda) said he had 'never seen anything like it' Mechanics at DPE Autosport in Poole Keynes, near Kemble, in the Cotswolds, were left baffled as to the cause of the problem until they removed the cover to the air filter and found the nuts. David Evans, who owns the garage, said he ran a complete set of tests before making the discovery. He said: 'It was rammed solid with nuts. I've been doing this job for 18 years and I've never seen anything like it. I couldn't believe it'. He, along with colleague Helen Plaister, spent an hour sucking the nuts out of the air filter with a vacuum cleaner and collected enough to fill half of a supermarket carrier bag. Mr Evans added: 'I can't be certain, it could have been a mouse, but I think it was more likely a squirrel. 'The owner was as shocked as we were. She'd been leaving nuts on a bird table in the back garden, and somebody had been helping himself to them. 'He'd been getting into the garage, where she parked the car, and had been climbing right inside the engine bay and squeezing himself into the air filter. 'He kept on doing until he couldn't get any more in.' Mr Evans spent an hour sucking the nuts out of the air filter with a vacuum cleaner and collected enough to fill half of a carrier bag. He said he only made the discovery after diagnostic tests failed to find the problem . The nuts had been stuffed into the air filter by the squirrel until no more could possibly fit in the pump . The car was taken to DPE Autosport near Kemble, in the Cotswolds, after it failed to go more than 40mph . Mr Evans had initially suspected a problem with the catalytic converter but discovered the nut stash after a series of diagnostic tests failed to reveal what

Summary: Hundreds of nuts found stashed away in air filter of woman's Honda Civic . Nuts thought to have been scurried away by a squirrel in Gloucestershire . Animal took them from bird table before squeezing into car and hiding nuts . Discovery came after owner took car to garage when it failed to go 40mph . Mechanic said he had 'never seen anything like it' in his 18-year career .


Looking for a last-minute spring getaway? From donkey-trekking to a lambing break, we've come up with some some seasonal suggestions to ensure you have a cracking time this Easter... Take a tour of the lavish interiors of Chatsworth House in the Peak District and see the Emperor Fountain . SHERWOOD FOREST . There's no better way to experience the changing of the seasons than being out among blossoming trees and swathes of spring flowers. So where better to stay than in a log cabin set in the heart of Sherwood Forest? With Forest Holidays' self-catering lodges you can get closer to nature while still having all the little luxuries you need for a stress-free break. A girl plays in Sherwood Forest on a Forest Holiday break - four-legged family members are welcome too . Work off the Easter eggs on a stroll through ancient woodland before relaxing in a hot tub or curling up by a log fire. And just because you are going away doesn't mean four-legged family members have to miss out on the fun as Forest Holidays welcomes dogs, too. PEAK DISTRICT . Fancy a walking holiday that won't ruin your ankles? Door2Tour.com's Easter Walking For Softies coach tour explores the northern expanse of the Peak District, known as the Dark Peak, over four relaxing days. Led by expert local guides, you'll ramble at a leisurely pace past sweeping valleys and moorlands blooming with spring flora. The tour includes the Vale of Edale, the Ladybower Reservoir, an afternoon in the spa town of Matlock Bath and a tour of Chatsworth House's grand gardens and lavish interiors. YORKSHIRE . To get right to the heart of the Easter experience, you can't do better than a weekend getaway at a farm, waking up to the sound of bleating lambs and birdsong, with tumbling hills as far as the eye can see from your window. Get your Easter experience off to a cute start with a lambing break in the heart of the Yorkshire countryside . A number of farms offer springtime breaks, including Lovesome Hill Farm in Northallerton. Until April 20 you can experience a lambing break on this working farm nestled deep in the North Yorkshire countryside. After an Aga-cooked breakfast with freshly laid eggs, pull on your wellies and head out with farmer John to feed and care for the Masham and Mule sheep and lambs. DORSET . Get closer to nature and enjoy simple pleasures on a donkey trekking trip along the bridleways and backwaters of historic Beaminster in West Dorset. A two-day donkey trek to Dorset's Jurassic Coast will allows you to explore the area in more depth . This traditional pastime, harking back to a bygone era, is one of the most unique ways to experience the county's timeless countryside. Get to know your four-legged friend as you meander through Hardy country and past the beautiful Brit Valley. Donkey Walks In Dorset's one-day experience includes an introduction to donkeys as well as donkey handling. Its two-day donkey trek gives you the chance to explore the area

Summary: Treat the family to a stay in a log cabin set in the heart of Sherwood Forest . Take a tour of Chatsworth House's grand gardens and lavish interiors . Experience a lambing break deep in the North Yorkshire countryside . Try a two-day donkey trek along Dorset's spectacular Jurassic Coast . You can discover more Easter break ideas at visitengland.com .


Outnumbered but definitely not outgunned. Trainer Mark Bradstock should adopt it as his stable motto. The Oxfordshire trainer will certainly be hoping that is the case when Coneygree bids to become the first novice to win the £550,000 Betfred Gold Cup since Captain Christy in 1974. Talk of such lofty ambition started after Bradstock and his assistant trainer wife, Sara, saw Coneygree stroll home by 40 lengths in the Kauto Star Novices’ Chase at Kempton on Boxing Day in only his second steeplechase. Oxfordshire trainer Mark Bradstock's Coneygree will b out to make history in the Betfred Gold Cup on Friday . Coneygree is running to be the first novice to win the £550,000 Betfred Gold Cup since Captain Christy in 1974 . Proof the performance was not a fluke came when Coneygree slammed Hennessy Gold Cup runner-up Houblon Des Obeaux by seven lengths in Newbury’s Denman Chase on February 7. Part of the credit for Coneygree’s performances has been shared with son Alfie. He is pursuing a showjumping career under the guidance of former international Graham Fletcher and regularly tutors Coneygree over the poles. Bradstock, who spent 12 years as assistant to legendary trainer Fulke Walwyn, said: ‘Coneygree’s strength is an incredibly high cruising speed and being able to efficiently jump at that speed, when most can’t. 'For a small stable like us to even have a runner at the Festival is fantastic, let alone a fancied one. ‘But I never feel like an underdog. We can put it up the bigger stables, even with their £250,000 horses, as 99 per cent of our horses are front-runners — they are fit and know how to jump.’ Coneygree won the Kauto Star Novices’ Chase at Kempton on Boxing Day in just his second steeplechase . Coneygree is under the direction of Mark, assistant trainer wife, Sara, and showjumping jockey son Alfie .

Summary: Coneygree could be the first novice to win the Gold Cup since 1974 . Trainer Mark Bradstock said: 'For a small stable like us to even have a runner at the Festival is fantastic, let alone a fancied one' Won Kauto Star Novices’ Chase at Kempton in only his second chase . Coneygree takes on the £550,000 race at 3.20pm on Friday at Cheltenham .


Battery life is consistently listed as a major flaw of smartphones, smartwatches and other wearables. But this problem could soon be solved thanks to technology that promises to extend battery life for 'decades.' Atmel has released its latest microcontrollers (MCUs) for a variety of gadgets that are so low power they can even harvest energy from a person's body. Atmel has released its latest microcontrollers (MCUs) for a variety of gadgets that are so low power they can even harvest energy from a person's body. Atmel said its MCUs extend 'battery life from years to decades, reducing the number of times batteries need to be changed in devices' The ultra-low power SAM L microcontrollers are part of Atmel's 32-bit ARM-based MCU range. These are all powered by chip maker ARM's Cortex M0+ 32-bit processors. A number of Apple devices, including the iPhone 5S and iPad Air are powered by chips based around ARM technology. During a demonstration of the microcontrollers to ARMDevices.net at this year's CES, Andreas Eieland, Atmel's director of product marketing demonstrated how he could power a radio by placing his hand on a panel. This panel recognised a change in temperature between the hand and the room and this was harvested to create charge. Mr Eieland said this is based on piezoelectric materials. The material is able to produce an electric charge when it stretches and is subjected to mechanical stress. PFC is a type of piezoelectric material made up of integrated electrodes, and an adhesive polymer matrix. The material is able to produce an electric charge when it stretches and is subjected to mechanical stress. Atmel said its MCUs extend 'battery life from years to decades, reducing the number of times batteries need to be changed in devices such as fire alarms, healthcare, medical, wearable, and devices placed in rural, agriculture, offshore and other remote areas.' They use a third of the power of rival chips and tests have shown they are the lowest power microprocessor ever made. The microcontrollers run on the firm's picoPower technology and Atmel's Event System that makes different parts of the device work together to carry out tasks. By effectively 'sharing' energy, the whole device uses less power and, subsequently, less battery. It can also manage how much energy is being used by other components to make them as efficient as possible. Plus, the technology is so low power it can harvest energy from the body using changes in temperature. During a demonstration of the microcontrollers at this year's CES, Andreas Eieland, Atmel's director of product marketing demonstrated how he could power a radio by placing his hand on a panel. This panel recognised a change in temperature between the hand and the room and this was harvested to create charge. Mr Eieland said this is based on piezoelectric materials. During a demonstration of the microcontrollers at this year's CES, Andreas Eieland, Atmel's director of product marketing demonstrated how he could power a radio by placing his hand on a panel. This panel recognised a change in temperature between the hand and the

Summary: Atmel has released its ultra-low power ARM-based microcontroller . Uses third of the power than rivals and can harvest energy from your body . San Jose-based firm said it will extend battery life in gadget to 'decades' Reducing the number of times batteries need to be changed in wearables, fire alarms, smart homes and more .


Her older sister Kendall Jenner is now one of the biggest models in the world, but it looks like younger sibling Kylie is keen to follow in her footsteps. The 17-year-old has now landed herself a shoot in the highly acclaimed fashion bible Carine Roitfeld's Fashion Book. And it has been seen as the the latest move by the youngest of the Kardashian clan to stake her claim in in the world of high fashion. Scroll down for video . Kylie Jenner has been featured in Carine Roitfeld's Fashion Book, this is her latest foray into the fashion world after she starred in Kanye West's Adidas show in February . In the shoot, the caption below the image of Kylie says: 'She's a free spirit and her beauty vibrates with the energy of LA. I'm excited to see where she takes it.' But this isn't the teenager's first foray into the style scene. When Kanye West, who is married to her older sister Kim, recently debuted his first collection with sports brand Adidas, it was Kylie who he asked to star in his show in New York. And standing among his gaggle of models she looked every bit the part. Her normally made up look gone, she wore little make-up showing off her striking features. When Kanye West showed his collection with Adidas in New York in February it was Kylie he picked to model for him and not her older sister Kendall . Indeed, much was made of the fact that Kanye had choosen Kylie to model rather than the more successful Kendall who instead sitting front row with their mother Kris Jenner. Kylie also recently landed the cover of Fault magazine, she posed in an Alexander Wang crop top with her hair pulled to the side in a fishtail plait. More experimental than her sisters in Keeping Up With The Kardashians, Kylie regularly posts pictures of herself trying out different make-up and hairstyles on her Instagram account. Kylie landed the cover of Fault magazines 20th Issue, she rocked a series of different looks for the brand . In this image which was used for Fault magazine Kylie is seen wearing a crop top designed by Alexander Wang . Alexander Wang x H&M bralet . Sold out but click to check out the T by Alexander Wang collection . Visit site . Her older sister Kim may have 'broken the internet' posing nude for Paper Magazine, but Kylie Jenner has made sure her front cover is all about style. Rocking a cool lace beanie, a shed load of Cartier bracelets (that ring in at a cool £5000 each) and a statement chunky necklace, she looks incredibly fashion-forward. But it's the bralet that steals the show! It's from the Alexander Wang x H&M collaboration and we love its sporty aesthetic which was a running theme throughout the whole line. Predictably it sold out within hours, so unfortunately you'll need to head to eBay if you want to bag any of it now. Instead why not take a look at the T by

Summary: Kylie Jenner has recently landed herself a spread in the CR Fashion Book . This follows her starring appearance in Kanye West's NYFW show . Her sister Kendall is already a hugely successful model . It seems Kylie, the youngest Kardashian, is keen to follow in her footsteps .


Tim Sherwood has revealed Charles N'Zogbia's renewed impact at Aston Villa is down to extra training sessions carried out by the Frenchman. The Villa manager admitted he was told when arriving at the club that N'Zogbia might let him down. But Sherwood has handed the £9.5million winger two starts in a row, his first back-to-back since early December, and expects he can play a big part in the climax to Villa's season. Charles N'Zogbia escapes the challenge of West Brom midfielder Claudio Yacob at Villa Park . Tim Sherwood revealed that N'Zogbia's improved form has been down to extra training sessions . N'Zogbia consistently troubled West Bromwich Albion's defenders with his direct running and pace in the second half of Villa's FA Cup win and set up Fabian Delph's opening goal. 'I said to him after the Newcastle game I have a long memory and I know how good he was at Wigan, what he possesses, and how scared managers are when he is flying,' said Sherwood. 'He can be anything he wants to be – I really mean that. I told him he needs to be a little bit fitter and needs to do a little bit extra than the other players and he said, 'No problem'. 'I am seeing him go and get clean kit after training and do his little bit extra and he gets rewarded for that. He is a grafter, he is similar to Emmanuel Adebayor. N'Zogbia holds off the challenge of Chris Brunt as Villa beat West Brom 2-0 on Saturday . 'People want to rubbish them but I have never had a problem with Adebayor or Charles N'Zogbia. I don't know who has been rubbishing him but I've heard he might let you down. 'I take him on face value and he ain't let me down yet. I have told him and told him straight he is one of the best players in the team who can effect a football match.'

Summary: Tim Sherwood wants Charles N'Zogbia to rediscover Wigan form . Sherwood has given N'Zobia his first back-to-back starts since December . The Villa boss encouraged N'Zogbia to get fitter with extra training . CLICK HERE for all the latest Aston Villa news .


Durham and Warwick are new entries in the world’s top 100 universities, with Oxbridge rivalling Harvard, it has been revealed. The UK now has 12 UK universities listed in the Times Higher Education Reputation Rankings - up from 10 last year and nine in 2013 - the second highest of any individual country. The rankings also show that Oxbridge rates higher than prestigious US universities such as the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) and Stanford. Scroll down for video . New entries: Durham University (pictured) and Warwick entered the top 100 for the first time . The institutions have helped cement the UK’s position among the ‘global elite’ in higher education. Only the US has more entries in the top 100, with 43. Germany has the next most with six. The results show that for the fifth year in a row there is an elite group of six US and UK ‘super brands’, the authors suggested, which are ‘head and shoulders above the rest’. Harvard took first place again, followed by Cambridge which has moved up from fourth, and Oxford, which has risen from fifth to third. Taking fourth place was MIT, down two on last year, while Stanford fell two places to fifth and University of California, Berkeley remained in sixth. Other UK universities in the top 100 include Imperial College London, which falls one place to 14th, University College London, which is up eight places to 17th, and the London School of Economics and Political Science which has moved from 24th to 22nd. Soaring up the rankings are Edinburgh, which has moved from 46th place to 29th, and King’s College London, which has gone from 43rd to 31st. Manchester takes the 50th position and Bristol – which had dropped out the rankings last year - and the London Business School are in the 91-100 band. Top: Harvard was named number one, but Cambridge and Oxford came second and third respectively . Warwick and Durham are two new entrants to the top 100 in the 81-90 band. Across the world, London and Paris have the highest number of prestigious universities in the world. Each have five universities in the top 100. But there are concerns that other areas of the UK – beyond the Oxbridge-London ‘golden triangle’ – are losing out. Phil Baty, editor of Times Higher Education Rankings, said: ‘This has been a good year for the UK, with the South East ‘golden triangle’ of London, Oxford and Cambridge cementing its position at the heart of higher education’s global elite, drawing in talent and investment from across the world.’ 1 Harvard, U.S. 2 Cambridge, UK . 3 Oxford, UK . 4 Massachusetts Institute of Technology, U.S. 5 Stanford, U.S. 6 University of California, Berkeley, U.S. 7 Princeton, U.S. 8 Yale, U.S. 9 California Institute of Technology, U.S. 10 Columbia, U.S. He added: ‘It must be a concern for the many English regions that so many of our top institutions are concentrated in London and the South East. ‘England’s top six institutions (and seven of all 11 English universities in the

Summary: There are now 12 UK institutions in the the list of world's best universities . Only the U.S. has more entries, while third place Germany has just six . Oxford and Cambridge are the only non-American universities in top ten .


A church has come under fire over plans to dig up thousands of bodies - including the founder of Western Australia - to make way for a car park. St John's Stoke church, in Guildford, Surrey, wants to build a community centre in its grave yard and replace the current centre with a car park. But the scheme, which would see remains dug up, cremated and reburied in a mass grave, has already sparked outrage with opponents producing a 1,400-signature petition in a bid to save the graveyard. St John's Stoke church (pictured), in Guildford, Surrey, wants to build a community centre in its grave yard and replace the current centre with a car park . The body of Sir James Stirling, a navy admiral and the first governor of Western Australia, is buried in the graveyard . An international dispute threatens to break out as the body of Sir James Stirling, a navy admiral and the first governor of Western Australia, is buried in the graveyard - but the church is not sure where. Reverend Mark Woodward, the church's rector, said: 'We have heard a large number of views ranging from strong opposition to our plans, to very strong support in favour. 'We hope and pray that something very positive will come from the proposal to see land used to help fund an excellent new community project. Sir James Stirling become the first Governor and Commander-in-Chief of Western Australia . It was Sir James Stirling’s persistence that finally persuaded the British government to establish the Swan River Colony in Western Australia. The British naval officer, who was born in Lanarkshire, Scotland in 1791, had explored the area before lobbying officials to allow him to establish a settlement. And it was a move that would eventually see him become the first Governor and Commander-in-Chief of Western Australia. Stirling entered the navy at the age of 12 and went on to serve in the Napoleonic wars and the war between Britain and the US in 1812. He married Ellen Mangles at Stoke Church, Guildford, on September 3 1823. They went on to have five sons and six daughters. Stirling travelled to Australia a few years later as part of a navy assignment and joined an inland expedition – eventually taking him to the west. He would go on to oversee the development of the surrounding area and remained in his post until 1838 when he resumed his naval career. Stirling became an admiral in the 1860s and died in retirement at Guildford on April 22 1865. 'We are in contact with the descendants of some families who believe they have ancestors interred in the graveyard and we are listening very carefully. We are committed to working very closely with all interested parties. 'It is inspiring to see our church facilities put to such great and varied use by so many people every week, but we are simply running out of space.' Sir Stirling was buried at the site following his death in 1865 but when a new rectory was built on the western

Summary: St John's Stoke church plans to build new community centre and car park . But scheme would involve digging up thousands of bodies in graveyard . The church, in Guildford, Surrey, is the resting place of Sir James Stirling . He was the first governor of Western Australia and a British navy admiral . Opponents of the graveyard plan have produced a 1,400-signature petition .


Brazilian midfielder Lucas Leiva is closing in on a Liverpool first-team return after over a month out with a groin injury. The 28-year-old limped out of last month's 0-0 Merseyside derby draw with Everton after just 16 minutes but is now edging closer to a return to Brendan Rodgers' first team. And Lucas could even feature in Sunday's vital Barclays Premier League with Manchester United, which would be a huge boost to a Liverpool side who have not lost with the tenacious Brazilian in the side since November 4. Lucas Leiva is closing in on a Liverpool first-team return and posted this video from training on Instagram . The Brazilian midfielder is seen running freely after recovering from his groin injury sustained last month . Lucas was also seen passing a ball in a pretty sharp solo work-out at Liverpool's Melwood training base . Lucas is escorted from the pitch in the 16th minute of the Merseyside derby after suffering an injury . Liverpool face Swansea on Monday night with the chance to close the gap on fourth-place United to two points, giving them the chance of leapfrogging Louis van Gaal's side at Anfield on Sunday. Lucas has begun running freely again and taking part in ball-work, albeit on his own while the first-team spend the night in Wales ahead of Monday's game. However, his current state would indicate a return to the first-team group sooner rather than later and then only match fitness and the form of his team-mates stand in the way of a Premier League return. Real Madrid's Luka Modric battles for the ball with Lucas - the last time Liverpool lost with him in the side . Lucas has begun running freely again and taking part in ball-work, albeit on his own at Melwood . Lucas even posted a video on Instagram on Sunday with the message: 'not long now !!!' as he counts down to his comeback. Fellow midfielder Steven Gerrard has already returned from his hamstring problem and is in the squad to face Swansea although is unlikely to start immediately given the form of Jordan Henderson and Joe Allen. Lucas limped out of Liverpool's 0-0 draw with Everton last month but is eyeing a return to first-team action . Lucas posted a video on Instagram with the message: 'not long now !!!' as he counts down to his comeback .

Summary: Lucas Leiva has been injured for over a month with a groin problem . Midfielder limped off 16 minutes into last month's Merseyside derby . But Liverpool's Brazilian is back on the ball in sessions at Melwood . Could be ready to face Manchester United on Sunday, March 22 . Liverpool have not lost with Lucas in the side since early November . CLICK HERE for all the latest Liverpool news .


A pair of Romanian burglars who stole more than £400,000 worth of property - including a tin of mackerel - have been branded 'a modern-day Bonnie and Clyde'. Ovidiu-Constantin Plamada, 31, and Mariana Sandra, 43, both with an address in Ilford, Essex, were jailed for six years each after admitting their role in 179 residential burglaries over seven months. The pair were arrested as they drove across the Dartford Bridge on November 4, last year with stolen goods taken in two recent burglaries. Ovidiu-Constantin Plamada, left, and Mariana Sandra, right, admitted a seven-month 179-home burglary spree . The pair stole random items including an umbrella, chewing gum and even hand disinfectant, pictured . Plamada and Sandra also stole jewellery, pictured, as part of their estimated £400,000 haul . Officers linked Plamada and Sandra to 179 burglaries across London, Essex and Kent. The pair stole everything from expensive jewellery, to random items such as a victim's dressing gown, woman's make-up set, a duvet and even a tin of mackerel. Other items recovered from the pair included a cigarette lighter, several packets of chewing gum and even a bottle of hand disinfectant. Judge Samatha Leigh jailed the pair for six years at Basildon Crown Court after they admitted the thefts. Judge Leigh said: 'You both committed highly organised offending that had a devastating effect on people and violated their homes. You are a modern-day Bonnie and Clyde.' Palmada and Sandra even stole one victim's make-up bag worth an estimated £100 - but far less second hand . Police initially questioned the pair about two burglaries but using the latest forensic techniques, they linked Plamada and Sandra to a string of other crimes. Detective Sergeant Brett Hagen, of the Metropolitan Police, said: 'Plamada and Sandra were a prolific burgling duo who committed a vast number of residential burglaries over a relatively short period of time. 'They were clearly committing burglary for financial gain, but also stole some strange items such as a tin of mackerel, women's make-up and a duvet set, suggesting they were actually using victims' personal property to furnish their home and their lifestyles. 'The jail sentence reflects the scale of their offending and will provide them with plenty of time to reflect on the dozens of victims who continue to suffer the effects of having been targeted by thieves. 'I would like to thank DC Trevor Guy of the Metropolitan Police and DC Steve Cunningham of Essex Police who both led their respective strands of the operation with tenacity and determination. 'The overwhelming evidence gathered by these officers has resulted in society being afforded a well-earned rest from the activities of two habitual thieves. 'In addition, as a result of this investigation a large number of victims have been reunited with their property.' Chief Inspector Mike Hamer of the Metropolitan Police added: "This represents a fantastic result for the team and highlights the benefits of Police Constabularies working together to combat serious crime. 'The effects of becoming a victim of burglary run far deeper than a loss of property. 'I hope that

Summary: Ovidiu-Constantin Plamada and Mariana Sandra burgled 179 homes . The pair targeted residential properties across London, Kent and Essex . During their spree, they managed to steal more than £400,000 of property . Amid the more bizarre items stolen were a tin of mackerel and make-up . Judge Samantha Leigh said they were 'a modern-day Bonnie and Clyde' The pair were each jailed for six years by Basildon Crown Court .


A 26-year-old man from Detroit has scored a burgeoning fan base after slipping into a princess gown for his young niece. Jesse Nagy posted a photograph of himself wearing the strapless dress to Facebook on Sunday along with the caption: 'Sometimes you just have to be a princess. Going to see Cinderella! Uncle of the year.' In the picture his chest hair, tattoos, muscular arms and facial scruff cut a comical contrast to the girly get-up he's wearing. The full-time actor topped off the ensemble with a diamante handbag and tiara - although he stuck to comfortable flip flops instead of glass slippers. Spot the difference: Jesse Nagy, 26, from Detroit has scored a burgeoning fan base after slipping into a princess gown for his young niece Izzy . Nagy said that his four-year-old niece Izzy was nervous to wear her princess gown in public so he decided to put her at ease by wearing a matching outfit. He apparently borrowed a prom dress from a similar-sized friend for the evening. The duo then ventured out together to a movie theater in Florence, Alabama, garnering a range of confused looks from passers-by. An employee at the cinema even shared a photo of Nagy and Izzy on Reddit where it received more than one million views. Dressed to impress: The full-time actor topped off the ensemble with a diamante handbag and tiara - although he stuck to comfortable flip flops instead of glass slippers . All smiles: Nagy said that his four-year-old niece Izzy was nervous to wear her princess gown in public so he decided to put her at ease by wearing a matching outfit . 'The niece was embarrassed to wear her princess costume to the movies. The uncle didn't like that,' they explained. Thousands of commenters have applauded Nagy for his actions. One fan wrote: 'From a mom that has a son your age . . . it warms my heart what you did.' Another joked: 'Welcome to being the most wanted man in America.' Nagy told ABC News he will continue taking Izzy out on their special dates even if it involves dressing up. 'If it’s going to make her happy, I'll do it, I don’t care.' He added that the princess dressing stunt got him more publicity in three hours than his five years of professional acting put together.

Summary: Jesse Nagy said that his four-year-old niece Izzy was nervous to wear her princess gown in public so he decided to wear a matching outfit . He posted a photograph of himself wearing the strapless dress to Facebook on Sunday . In the picture his chest hair, tattoos, muscular arms and facial scruff cut a comical contrast to the girly get-up he's wearing .


Carlo Ancelotti's Real Madrid are in a mini-crisis mode, with world stars like Cristiano Ronaldo and Gareth Bale struggling for form. Real fan Lucas Navarrete of managingmadrid.com writes on the team's current troubles, and why he wouldn't hesitate to drop a big name. Carlo Ancelotti’s Real Madrid have recorded five losses, two draws and just one win in La Liga’s toughest venues since the Italian took over: Nou Camp (Barcelona), Vicente Calderon (Atletico Madrid), Mestalla (Valencia), Sanchez Pizjuan (Sevilla) and San Mames (Athletic Bilbao). The fans remember how successful the team was during last season’s run at the Champions League and the Copa del Rey, and they also have in mind why that happened. In those three games – the Copa del Rey final and the Champions League semi-finals —Real Madrid played with a 4-4-2 formation that allowed them to defend properly and counterattack at the earliest opportunity. Cristiano Ronaldo looks on in horror after Atheltic Bilbao score to consign Real Madrid to another defeat . A sorry Madrid forward line kick off after Artiz Aduriz sends San Mames wild by putting Bilbao ahead . Real employed a 4-4-2 to devastating effect against Bayern Munich in last season's Champions League . The team’s attacking trio of Cristiano Ronaldo, Gareth Bale and Karim Benzema did not feature together on two out of those three games, the other one being the return leg against Bayern in the Allianz Arena. Injuries to Bale (a 1-0 win against Bayern at the Bernabeu) and Ronaldo (Copa del Rey final) forced Ancelotti to use a 4-4-2 system that proved to be so solid that the Italian coach played Gareth Bale as a midfielder on Real’s historic 4-0 win in Germany. This season, Bale also had to miss last October’s Clasico. Ancelotti knew what he had to do, he used that same 4-4-2 formation with James and Isco on the wings, and Real Madrid were able to come back and earn a convincing 3-1 win against Messi and Co. Considering how badly the team have struggled against Valencia and Atletico Madrid since 2015 started, it’s not surprising to see that several polls around the Spanish media prove that the fans want to see that 4-4-2 formation again. Welsh star Gareth Bale has provoked the ire of the Real Madrid fans for his percieved selfishness . Many Madrid fans are calling for Bale to be the odd man out if they are to switch back to the 4-4-2 system . The £86million Bale tries in vain to turn around his side's fortunes in Saturday's disappointing loss . If that happens, Ancelotti will either be forced to move one of the BBC to the bench or play Bale in a much more defensive role. That will turn Real Madrid into a less-glamorous side, but they will also be a solid team capable of beating tough opponents once and for all. The BBC-system works and is good enough to easily dismantle most La Liga and Champions League teams. But whenever you go up against the best clubs in European football, you need

Summary: Madrid lost to Atheltic Bilbao 1-0 on Saturday in a blow to their title chance . Many fans are calling for a return to Carlo Ancelotti's 4-4-2 formation . British star Gareth Bale could be sacrificed in the starting XI . Carlo Ancelotti: Bale will not be dropped for Schalke clash . CLICK HERE for all the latest Real Madrid news .


At a quick glance they could pass for identical twins. So it is no wonder retired priest Neil Richardson was greeted with waves and 'hello John' greetings when he moved to Braintree, Essex, 18 months ago. For residents quickly mistook him to be 74-year-old John Jemison, a former head teacher who is well-known in the town. The pair had in fact never met up until a few days ago, leaving Mr Richardson, 69, confused as to why people constantly confused him with Mr Jemison. Neil Richardson, 69 (right), was constantly mistaken for John Jemison, 74 (left), when he moved to Braintree, Essex, 18 months ago and had no idea why - until the pair met recently and realised they are almost identical . Mr Richardson, a former priest (right), was greeted with waves and 'hello John' greetings as he went about his business in the Essex town. He had no idea why until realising people thought he was ex-teacher Mr Jemison . The pair (above) met by chance during a coach trip to London earlier this month and have now met up several times. They have even introduced their wives to one another and claim to have formed quite a friendship . However, upon meeting, the pair quickly realised why others had mistaken them for one another – since they look almost identical. The pair, who are both grandfathers-of-four, also realised that despite being doppelgangers, they also had an awful lot in common - having both attended the same college, both becoming RE teachers and enjoying singing in choirs. They also both enjoy singing, writing poetry and have a keen interest in amateur dramatics. And now they live just 150 yards from each other. Mr Richardson, who worked as an RE teacher before becoming the rector of Greenford Magna in Middlesex in 1982, said he was originally left stunned when he moved to the small town in September 2013 and everyone appeared to recgonise him. He said: 'Complete strangers were coming up to me and saying hello. 'On one occasion, in the Quadrant Cafe, someone actually came up to my table and said: "You are John Jemison, aren't you?" 'The manager was quite sure I was John. A couple of weeks ago, I asked if I could have a word with him after he greeted me with the words, "Hello John". He wouldn't believe that I wasn't John. I had to show him my driving licence. 'It made me very interested to meet this man, who I thought must be rather good-looking!' The pair finally came face-to-face last week when they coincidentally both boarded the same coach for a Friends of Braintree Museum visit to the Magna Carta exhibition at the British Library. Mr Jemison said: 'I didn't instantly notice our resemblance but as I boarded the bus, Neil greeted me with "Are you John Jemison?" Neil Richardson married his wife in 1968 (left) while Mr Jemison also married wife Jenny in the sixties (right) Since meeting, Mr Richardson (left) and Mr Jemison (right) have realised they have an awful lot in

Summary: Neil Richardson couldn't understand why people always recognised him . 69-year-old was greeted with 'Hello John' after moving to Braintree, Essex . He finally met former head teacher John Jemison, who looked just like him . Pair realised that as well as looking alike, they also have very similar past .


Paris Saint-Germain boss Laurent Blanc has called for calm in the anticipated cauldron of Stamford Bridge as his side bid to oust Chelsea in Wednesday night's Champions League last-16 second leg. On the eve of the first leg three weeks ago Blanc spoke of Jose Mourinho being the arch provocateur and called for his players to keep their composure. Now the PSG coach has warned of striker Diego Costa's combative nature and the need for his side to balance risk-taking with being difficult to beat in a tie finely poised at 1-1. PSG star Zlatan Ibrahimovic plays a first-time pass as he prepares to take on Chelsea at Stamford Bridge . David Luiz (second left) returns to his former home turf in a bid to end Chelsea's Champions League run . PSG players are put through their paces on Tuesday night ahead of Wednesday night's second leg match . Ibrahimovic will lead the line for PSG while Luiz is keen to show Chelsea they were wrong to discard him . 'He likes contact, and provokes opposition players. That's part of his game. He thrives off that,' Blanc said of Costa. 'He really needs that to bring out the best in his performances. 'The most important thing is to not get caught up in the way he plays. 'He will try to provoke a reaction. We need to stay calm, not get caught up in his game. We need to be as effective as possible in stopping him. 'It's up to us to try to take some risks, but not lose our heads and take unnecessary risks. 'Paris Saint-Germain need to stand up and be counted. We also need to stay in the game. That's the difficulty. Yes, we need to attack, yes, we need to create chances, but we also need to stay solid.' Luiz looks to the heavens as he takes to the pitch for training on the eve of their must-win encounter . Laurent Blanc addresses his players, including (from left) Thiago Silva, Luiz and Ibrahimovic . Blanc gestures to make a point to his players on Tuesday at Stamford Bridge . The Frenchmen, eliminated on away goals at Stamford Bridge last term when they let a 3-1 first-leg advantage slip, must score to advance to the quarter-finals for a third straight season. Blanc avoided talk of revenge after Demba Ba's heroics last term - the striker's last-gasp goal earned Chelsea progress to the semi-finals - and called for his side to take their chances. The PSG boss said: 'Chelsea have a slight advantage, because they were able to score an away goal. It's up to us to try to do what Chelsea did in Paris. 'One of Chelsea's main threats is the fact they're very good on the counter attack, so I don't think we should go gung ho. 'We have to attack and we need to score a goal, regardless of whether Chelsea get one or not. Although injuries have hampered Ibrahimovic's involvement, Blanc is sure he will have an impact . Brazilian defender Silva sports a black

Summary: Paris Saint-Germain and Chelsea meet on Wednesday at Stamford Bridge . The sides are 1-1 after the Champions League last-16 first leg in Paris . David Luiz returns to west London following his Chelsea departure . Star striker Zlatan Ibrahimovic is available to PSG coach Laurent Blanc . Blanc warned players not to be provoked by 'combative' Diego Costa .


The South American Football Confederation (CONMEBOL) Congress held in Paraquay this week has given the first indication that the FIFA presidential election in May might not be a procession to Sepp Blatter’s fifth term in office. The confederation had been expected to give Blatter a unanimous vote of support. But the motion was never put to the 10 delegates, in the knowledge that it would not be fully backed. The South American Football Confederation (CONMEBOL) Congress was held in Paraguay this week . There were signs that Sepp Blatter may not have the unanimous support of South America . CONMEBOL has long been a Blatter stronghold, but a number of the old guard have been replaced by football federation leaders, including President Juan Angel Napout, who won’t necessarily back Blatter at all costs. The significance of the CONMEBOL snub to Blatter is that it was the first confederation gathering since three genuine challengers —Prince Ali of Jordan, Belgium’s Michael van Praag and Portugal’s former world footballer of the year Luis Figo — declared their candidacy for the FIFA presidency. Blatter’s overwhelming shows of support in Asia and Africa occurred when the FIFA president wasn’t expected to face any realistic opposition. But all the challengers were in Asuncion, Paraquay on the campaign trail. All the challengers, including Luis Figo, were in Asuncion, Paraguay on the campaign trail . Radio 5 Live have made little ballyhoo of their considerable coup in having John Francome on their team for the Cheltenham Festival. Natural broadcaster Francome has done no media work since leaving Channel 4 — where he has been hugely missed — after they changed their racing production company from Highflyer to IMG. BBC’s caution at promoting Francome’s exciting return is understood to be because 5 Live do not yet know how much time he will be available to work. Radio 5 Live have made little fuss of capturing John Francome for their team for the Cheltenham Festival . The disproportionate financial power of the clubs compared to the national ruling body is such that Mike Rigg — a key member of FA technical director Dan Ashworth’s staff at St George’s Park as head of talent identification — can be attracted away to become chief football officer at Championship strugglers Fulham by the offer of nearly four times his FA salary. The FA’s £1.5m-a-year official beer brand deal with Budweiser for the FA Cup until 2018 at least gives them small respite from the scrutiny around their year-long failure to land a lead sponsor — ironically to replace Budweiser — for the most famous club knockout competition in football. The Budweiser contract will also give them exposure on the interview backboards for the quarter-finals at the weekend which were giving the impression that William Hill, the betting partner, were the main sponsor. The FA have a new £1.5m-a-year official beer brand deal with Budweiser for the FA Cup until 2018 . The England Cricket Board are now faced with a number of counties believing the Sky monopoly of cricket must end, with more of the

Summary: Sepp Blatter may not have full support of CONMEBOL in election . All the FIFA presidential election candidates were at the recent conference . The FA have lost Mike Rigg to Fulham who quadrupled his salary . The FA Cup has a new official beer (it's the same as the old official beer )


Scott Walker's children plan to skip college next fall to talk about their dad with New Hampshire voters, but the Wisconsin governor has stopped short of formally saying he is running for president. So, too, has former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush. He carefully avoided declaring himself a candidate for the Republican nomination even though his two-day visit to this early nominating state had all of the marks of a White House bid. Welcome to cagey and often absurd early stages of this campaign for president. Walker delivered remarks on Saturday, in which he called for more state and local control over education - as well as a stronger U.S. foreign policy. Scroll down for video . Presidential run? Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker greets fellow Republicans at a training workshop for the state Republican Party on Saturday inside Concord High School . Changes: In his speech, Walker called for more state and local control over education . Walker, Bush, former Texas Gov. Rick Perry and Sen. Ted Cruz of Texas all are afoot in New Hampshire this weekend, meeting with party activists and elders. And each, like the others who have been or soon will be coming, are taking great pains to avoid stating the obvious and triggering the headaches that come with being a full-blown candidate. But there are plenty of slips along the way, such as when Walker disclosed Saturday that his 19- and 20-year-old sons plan to ditch college this fall. 'They twisted our arms to figure out a way to maybe take part of a semester off next year, next fall, to come to New Hampshire, to come around the country and talk to young people like themselves,' Walker said. Walker also promised he would return to New Hampshire often, even though he was circumspect on why the governor of a Midwestern state would take such a shine to New Hampshire if he weren't running for the GOP nomination. 'We'll be back many more times to New Hampshire,' he promised. Not waiting for Walker to make official his candidacy, union members rallied outside the political event. Walker as governor has dramatically rolled back union rights in his state and labor groups are already running their own campaign against his bid. A similar wink and nod came from Bush, who drew a large number of out-of-state reporters to his meetings with business leaders in southern New Hampshire on Friday. Walker made his appearance in New Hampshire, a launching pad for presidential election campaigns because its primary is the first in the country, a week after signing a so-called 'right-to-work' bill. The law prevents labor unions in Wisconsin from forcing workers to pay dues, but opponents contend its underlying goal is to undermine organized labor. Walker has embraced the issue of limiting the power of unions as his signature cause, making him the target of a failed recall campaign three years ago. Before Walker’s speech at Concord High School, union members protested outside, holding signs that said, 'Stop the war on workers,' and 'Scott Walker: stop trashing the middle class.' Speaking

Summary: Scott Walker's children plan to skip college next fall to talk about their dad with New Hampshire voters . The Republican governor of Wisconsin is afoot in New Hampshire this weekend, meeting with party activists and elders . Walker delivered a speech at Concord High School on Saturday . In his speech, Walker called for more state and local control over education . Walker also called for a stronger U.S. foreign policy, calling 'radical Islamic terrorism' the greatest security threat facing the United States . The majority of people present Saturday haven't picked a GOP primary candidate to back yet, according to reports .


A mother-of-one has argued that parents should be doing more to teach their children about sex following the news that pupils as young as 11 will be taught the difference between rape and consensual sex in schools. Education secretary Nicky Morgan said the proposed lessons (which schools and parents can choose to opt in to) will better prepare pupils for life in modern Britain. The question over whether such lessons are appropriate led to a heated debate on today's This Morning as two women appeared to share their opposing views. Scroll down for video . Mother-of-one Sonia Poulton shared her views on modern parenting on today's This Morning, pictured . Mother-of-one Sonia Poulton, 50, a journalist from London, argued that the onus should not be on schools to teach children such issues around sex education. Rather, she believes parents should be taking much more responsibility. She said: 'I think it's entirely inappropriate the kind of conversations we are allowing strangers to have with our children. If anybody needs to be having sex education lessons it's parents. 'Children are becoming sexualised earlier and there is plenty a parent can do. First of all, start parenting again. Parents have handed their children over to computers and smart phones to raise them. They have taken their foot off the pedal and that is the issue. 'Children are seeing "pop porn" from Rihanna and Nicki Minaj and we need to be telling children in schools - if anything at all about sex education - that's it's about relationships and respecting yourself. Anna Williamson, 33, a Childline counsellor, believes it's never too early for children to talk about sex . 'We are thrusting them into this sexualised world when we don't need to.' She added on the issue of teaching the difference between rape and consensual sex in schools: 'We should not be normalising this for children. I am an open-minded mum and I sexually educated my daughter because I am the safest person to do it.' However, TV presenter Anna Williamson, 33, from London, who is a Childline counsellor, said she believes it's never too early for children to talk about sex education. She said: 'The key word about this is age appropriate. It's not about storming into a classroom and giving children a barrage of information that as adults we find difficult to take in. 'It's gently starting that conversation and getting schools on board and parents taking responsibility too so it's a three way conversation. 'We know at Childline that there is a deficit (in sex education) between the ages of six and 11 so these children don't have the tools and the know how - or where to ask for help - or to know what is wrong.' She said that having a proper syllabus is vital to keep children safe and to stop them being misinformed and then spreading myths about sex in the playground. Under Morgan's proposal, pupils are to be taught from the age of 11 about the difference between rape and consensual sex. The two women debated the issue

Summary: Education secretary Nicky Morgan has new plans for sex education . Pupils as young as 11 will be taught about rape . Mother-of-one Sonia Poulton says it's not appropriate . She thinks it should be parents educating their children about sex . TV presenter Anna Williamson has welcomed the new lessons . Thinks it will keep children safe and well-informed .


Three dogs were killed after a swarm of bees attacked and stung them to death in the backyard of a Santa Ana home where they lived. The animals' owner, Linnea Chapman, found her Australian Shepherds, Bartlett, Bailey, and Remy dead in the backyard and covered in bees on Tuesday night. The swarm of Africanized honey bees had made a large hive inside of an old cabinet in their neighbors' backyard, and the bees had become angry from the dogs barking and attacked, according to Santa Ana Animal Services. Scroll down for video . Australian Shepherds Bartlett, Bailey and Remy (pictured above) were found dead by their owner Linnea Chapman in the backyard of the Santa Ana home . The swarm of Africanized honey bees stung the bees and had made a hive inside of an old cabinet (pictured above) located in the backyard of a neighbor's home . On Tuesday night, Linnea (pictured above) came home from grocery shopping when she found it odd the dogs were not barking as usual . 'It's surreal. It is heartbreaking. It's devastating,' said Linnea. Animal Services said this was the first time there had been a fatal attack like this in Santa Ana, according to KTLA. On Tuesday night, Linnea had come home from grocery shopping when she suspected something was wrong when she did not hear the dogs barking. She went into her backyard with a flashlight which is when she first found the oldest dog, Bartlett, and was shocked. The city's animal control officers were able to trace the swarm of bees to the hive inside the cabinet of the next door neighbors . She said: 'I went out and stumbled across the first one. I couldn't believe it. I said, 'Wake up. Wake up' and then I saw the second and then the third.' Linnea and her husband, who do not have children, grieved the loss of their beloved pets who were like family, and who they had owned since they were puppies, according to NBC Los Angeles. The dogs had been barking at the pool cleaner which agitated the bees. They eventually attacked and stung the animals, said Sondra Berg from Santa Ana Animal Services. Sondra Berg (above) from Santa Ana Animal Services said the bees became agitated after the dogs were barking at the pool cleaner . Bee Busters, a private bee specialist, has since removed the hive (pictured above dead bees from the hive) She also said there were thousands of bees found in the backyard. The city's animal control officers were able to trace the swarm of bees to the hive in the backyard of the Chapmans' elderly neighbors, which was near to where the dogs' bodies were found, according to police. Bee Busters, a private bee specialist, has since been called to the neighbors' home to remove the hive. Linnea plans to have necropsies performed on the dogs so she can learn exactly how they passed away.

Summary: Owner, Linnea Chapman found her Australian Shepherds dead in the backyard on Tuesday . Bartlett, Bailey and Remy were stung repeatedly by a swarm of Africanized honey bees . Animal Services said dogs were barking at pool cleaner which agitated bees .


West Ham United striker Enner Valencia is clearly enjoying his last few days in Dubai. The Ecuadorian international, who signed from Mexican outfit Pachucha shortly after the World Cup, posted a picture of himself to Instagram standing by the Burj Khalifa. Valencia and his teammates are currently making the most of their FA Cup exit to West Brom by enjoying a mini training break in the sun. Enner Valencia enjoys a trip up the Burj Khalifa as West Ham United goalkeeper Adrian watches on . West Ham United's Ecuadorian striker Enner Valencia celebrates scoring at Upton Park . Goalkeeper Adrian is also visible in the picture as the two players wear massive smiles on their faces ahead of their return. Sam Allardyce’s side are set to arrive back in England on Tuesday as they prepare to face London rivals Arsenal at the Emirates Stadium on Saturday. The east London club are currently on a poor run of form having won just one of their previous 11 games in all competitions, so Allardyce will be hoping the break will improve their fortunes . Valencia signed for West Ham United after an impressive World Cup campaign for Ecuador .

Summary: Enner Valencia and Adrian enjoyed a trip up the Burj Khalifa . West Ham are currently in Dubai for some warm weather training . The Hammers face London rivals Arsenal at the Emirates when they return . Sam Allardyce's side are currently on a run of just one win in 11 games . CLICK HERE for all the latest West Ham United news .


David Beckham's rippling abs, Cristiano Ronaldo's toned legs and David Gandy's chiselled jaw may sound like attributes of the perfect man but, if the latest research is anything to go by, they're far from it. The major discrepancy between what men think women want and what women actually want has been brought to life after extensive research into body confidence. The research shows that 62 per cent of men still believe that women prefer the gladiator look - and suffer pangs of anxiety when they fail to match up to this image. The perfect man? Prince Harry's cheeky smile, comedian James Corden's hair, and Take Me Out host Paddy McGuinness' arms are all attributes of the ideal husband. Women also seek a stomach like rugby star Ben Cohen's and legs like Jonathan Ross' While men state that a woman’s ideal man would be made up of Justin Bieber’s hair, Gerard Butler’s chiselled face, Hugh Jackman’s movie-star arms, David Gandy’s tight abs and Cristiano Ronaldo’s smooth legs, the response from women showed a contrasting view. The reality of what women seek when it comes to bagging a keeper shows that they’re after Prince Harry’s cheeky smile, comedian James Corden's hair, and Take Me Out host Paddy McGuinness’ arms. A combiantion of James Corden, left, and Prince Harry, right, fits the reality of what women seek when it comes to bagging a long-term lover to start a family with . They also seek a stomach like rugby star Ben Cohen’s and, perhaps more curiously, legs like Jonathan Ross. Indeed, the survey revealed that a more rounded ‘boy next door’ physique is the more favourable look with 72 per cent of women who want to form lasting relationships. Men with well-toned bodies are, initially, regarded as attractive, but it is the man with the little bit of excess flab around the waist who often wins the day. The survey revealed that a more rounded 'boy next door' physique, which includes Paddy McGuinness' arms, left, and rugby ace Ben Cohen's abs, right, is the more favourable look with 72 per cent of women . While generic hunks will always catch the eye, many women regard them as bad bets in the long run and prefer a more down-to-earth look, which includes legs like Jonathan Ross', left . The research also revealed that the most successful relationships had been made with a 'boy next door'. A spokesperson for Jacamo, who commissioned the research, said: 'Women tell us that men with ordinary bodies are seen as good family makers who pay more attention to their partners than they do to themselves. 'While hunks will always catch the eye, many women regard them as bad bets in the long run because they may be self-obsessed and more concerned with their own looks and needs rather than anyone else.' Men with well-toned bodies like David Beckham, left, and David Gandy, right, are, initially, regarded as attractive, but it is the man with a more 'boy next door' look who wins the day .

Summary: Men think women want David Beckham-alikes, but they're wrong . Women seek 'boy next door' and more 'rounded' look for long-term partner . They love Ben Cohen's stomach and Jonathan Ross' legs .


Racing experts Peter Scudamore and Sam Turner review the best of the action from Ladies Day at the Cheltenham Festival. Among the highlights was Sam Twiston-Davies and Dodging Bullets winning the Queen Mother Champion Chase. The action gets underway again at 1.30pm on Thursday. Stick with MailOnline Sport for the best build-up to and coverage of the greatest show on turf.

Summary: Peter Scudamore and Sam Turner review the best of Wednesday's action . Dodging Bullets won the feature race, the Queen Mother Champion Chase . READ: Cheltenham Festival 2015 racing tips day two .


A man has been charged with the murder a Food Network star and her husband. Cristie Codd and her husband Joseph of Leicester, North Carolina, were reported missing on Sunday, and now police have charged Robert Jason Owens with two counts of first degree murder, one count of murder of an unborn child, breaking and entering, and larceny after breaking and entering. Cristie, who was a competitor on the eighth season of the show Food Network Star, was five months pregnant. Cristie Codd and her husband Joseph (above) were reported missing on Sunday, and on Monday it was revealed the couple had been murdered . On Tuesday, Robert Jason Owens (above) was charged with killing the couple and stealing jewelry, a computer and a Glock from their home . The couple had been using Owens, who owns a construction company, to do some work at their home (above) Fox Carolina reports that authorities believe Christie, 38, and Joseph, 45, were killed on Thursday, and that Owens returned to the couple's home on Sunday and ran off with their 'laptop computer, jewelry and a Glock handgun' Police have yet to comment on how the couple were killed as their bodies have not yet been discovered. Their cars and two dogs were found at their home. Owens, who is being held without bail, appeared in court on Tuesday where he requested an attorney and his next hearing was scheduled for April. He had also been a suspect in the disappearance of 18-year-old Zebb Quinn in January 2000, a case that remains unsolved. The couple had been using Owens, who owns a construction company, to do some work at their home. They were both set to leave for work on Sunday, with Cristie catering on a movie set and Joseph heading off to Los Angeles to work as a key grip on a production. It was a very big movie set for Cristie too, as she had just announced her company, Tree Hugger Catering, would be providing food on the set of The Big Short, starring Brad Pitt, Ryan Gosling, Christian Bale and Steve Carell. Cristie had just announced her company, Tree Hugger Catering, would be providing food on the set of The Big Short . James Fisher, a member of a local band that played the Codds' wedding last September, said the two were a 'beautiful couple' He told the Citizen-Times of Joesph; 'I know he believed in giving people second chances, and he'd hired people out there who'd been in prison.' As for playing at their wedding, he said; 'He made sure we were taken care of. They brought us over a cooler of beer. Just a great couple.' It is still unclear what Owens' motive was behind the alleged murder. Buncombe County District Attorney Todd Williams has said he has not yet decided if he will ask for the death penalty in this case.

Summary: Cristie Codd and her husband Joseph of Leicester, North Carolina, were reported missing on Sunday . Cristie, who appeared on the eighth season of Food Network Star, was five months pregnant . On Tuesday, Robert Jason Owens was charged with killing the couple and stealing jewelry, a computer and a Glock from their home . The couple had been using Owens, who owns a construction company, to do some work at their home . Police have yet to release details on how the couple was killed as their bodies have still not been recovered . Cristie had just announced she would be catering on the set of The Big Short starring Brad Pitt, Ryan Gosling, Christian Bale and Steve Carell .


Mark English landed Ireland's first medal at the European Indoor Championships as he timed his finish to perfection to take silver in the 800 metres in Prague. The 21-year-old, a European bronze medallist outdoors last summer, chased down Thijmen Kupers and dipped to cross the line in one minute 47.20 seconds, edging out the Dutchman by 0.05secs. Polish race favourite Marcin Lewandowski was the convincing winner in 1:46.67. Mark English (left) poses with his European Indoor Championships 800m silver medal . English left fans worried he may have left his move too late as Sweden's Andreas Almgren went to the front of the pack. But as Lewandowski, who finished second four years ago, wrested control the youngster Almgren faded to finish in fourth. Meanwhile, English chose his moment well. Scotland's Guy Learmonth to finish last in the field in 1:47.84. Poland's Marcin Lewandowski was a convincing winner in 1:46.67 as English time his finish perfectly . English delivered Ireland's first medal of the championships after chasing down Holland's Thijmen Kupers .

Summary: Mark English finished second behind Poland's Marcin Lewandowski . The 21-year-old chased down Holland's Thijmen Kupers late in the race . English won his country's first medal of the championships in Prague .


Drive-through zoos are popular for allowing people to get closer to animals in their natural habitat. But one lady got a little bit closer than she would have wanted to an over-friendly buffalo with a very long tongue. Filmed at Olympic Game Farm in Washington, the video begins with a couple of buffalo pursuing a car at a canter. That's close enough! The buffalo pursues the car until it gets a mouthful of bread from the lady . A lady holds bread from the window as they approach and without warning one sticks its whole head into the car to take the food. Recoiling as a large tongue winds itself out of its mouth, the squealing woman drops the bread, which is swallowed immediately, before returning to get another piece. Spotting the bread the buffalo puts its head back through the car’s window, making the woman scream in excited panic once more. Without warning the buffalo sticks it head inside the car window, causing the lady to recoil . Keeping up with the car, the buffalo winds its long tongue around the food and licks the lady as it devours it . Another lady in the car shouts: ‘Windows up guys, windows up,’ as the animal looks around for its next bite. And after receiving its final piece of bread, the mammal extends its head even further in through the window to give the woman a great big lick. Speaking online, the filmmaker wrote: ‘This buffalo chased and licked us while [we were] feeding him and the other deer in the park.’ Extending its head through the car window, the buffalo goes in search of more food and gives the lady a big lick . Olympic Game Farm was first opened to the public in 1972 and initially only offered guided tours. Now a drive-through zoo, customers are allowed to feed animals including buffalo, deer, elk, bears, yak and llamas with bread.

Summary: Two buffalo pursue car at a canter in search of bread at Washington zoo . One sticks its head inside the window to beg for food by poking out tongue . Buffalo extends head and licks woman after finishing food . Video was captured at Olympic Game Farm by laughing visitors .


Veteran BBC DJ Paul Gambaccini has accused the police of launching a 'witch hunt' against innocent celebrities to cover up their failures over Jimmy Savile. The 65-year-old said he had suffered 'a year from hell' as officers tried to drum up their case against him after he was arrested in 2013. He was finally told he would not face any sexual assault charges in October. Mr Gambaccini also claimed he had been 'left out to dry' on bail for months longer than necessary because the police did not want people to see a former Radio 1 DJ cleared before their case against his former colleague Dave Lee Travis had concluded. Scroll down for video . The 65-year-old veteran DJ Paul Gambaccini said he had suffered 'a year from hell' by officers trying to drum up their case against him after he was arrested in 2013 . Mr Gambaccini told the Home Affairs Select Committee the police had launched a 'witch hunt' to protect their reputation . Travis was convicted of molesting a 22-year-old researcher in September, just weeks before the case against Mr Gambaccini was dropped. Mr Gambaccini blamed his arrest on the 'moral panic' sparked by the revelations over Savile which exposed the police's own failures to stop the prolific paedophile. 'I faced the full weight of the state with unlimited financial resources for 12 months for no reason - it was a completely fictitious case,' he told the Home Affairs Select Committee. He said: 'Someone whose identity we do not know, who I call the Wizard of Oz, the person sitting behind the curtain, pulling the levers, setting off smoke and light shows, decided "I've got a great idea, let's have a witch-hunt, let's divert the attention of the public from the police who knew about but failed to stop Jimmy Savile in his lifetime and shine that spotlight instead on his contemporaries and we'll get perverts from show business in the 1970s and 1980s''.' The furious BBC DJ added: 'When you open a website and a phone line - as the police did - for the dedicated purpose of accusing celebrities, then you are going to get some people who are responding to the offer of money and attention.' He told MPs there was no excuse for his treatment and urged them to overhaul the law to protect innocent victims from spending months on bail. 'It's obvious they wanted to keep me in the frame, because my name got out to the press '[but] there is no possible excuse for leaving someone out to dry.' He added: 'You don't need a witch hunt to enforce the law.' He also accused the Crown Prosecution Service of carefully timing the extensions of his bail to coincide with big sex abuse cases, such as the Rolf Harris trial, in order to avoid public scrutiny over their flimsy case against him. Mr Gambaccini blamed his arrest on the 'moral panic' sparked by the revelations over Jimmy Savile which exposed the police's failure to tackle abuse over decades . Mr Gambaccini told MPs he

Summary: Veteran DJ said he had suffered 'a year from hell' after arrest in 2013 . 65-year-old was told he would not face any sex assault charges in October . Mr Gambaccini told MPs he was 'left out to dry' by the police for months . Blamed his arrest on 'moral panic' sparked by the revelations over Savile .


Middlesbrough have agreed a deal to sign Fulham defender Fernando Amorebieta on loan with full back James Husband going the other way. Venezuelan-born centre-back, Amorebieta, 29, will join until the end of the season to bolster Boro's options after injuries to Daniel Ayala and Jonathan Woodgate. Middlesbrough have agreed to sign Fulham defender Fernando Amorebieta on loan until the end of season . Amorebieta has made only eight appearances in all competitions for Fulham this season - with his last coming in their 5-1 thumping loss at home to Bournemouth on March 6. Neither Husband or Amorebieta will be eligible when the sides meet at Craven Cottage on April 25. Left-back Husband, 21, has made six appearances for Boro this season. As part of the deal, Boro full back James Husband will be joining Fulham on loan until the end of the season .

Summary: Fulham central defender will bolster Middlesbrough's defensive options . Boro duo Daniel Ayala and Jonathan Woodgate are currently injured . Middlesbrough full back James Husband will go on loan the other way .


Comedian Chris Rock has been pulled over by police for the third time in less than seven weeks, according to a selfie he has posted online with the words: 'Stopped by the cops again wish me luck.' In the image, the 50-year-old star is seen sitting in the driver's seat of his vehicle, dressed in a dark top and a large pair of glasses, with what appear to be blue patrol car lights flashing behind him. Within minutes of Rock uploading the photo to Twitter on Monday night, hundreds of users were taking to the social network to wish him 'good luck' and ask him why he had been stopped by cops. 'Pulled over again': Comedian Chris Rock has been pulled over by police for the third time in less than seven weeks, according to a selfie he has posted online (pictured), showing blue lights flashing behind his vehicle . Tweet: Alongside the photo, the 50-year-old star wrote the words: 'Stopped by the cops again wish me luck' It remains unclear why, or where, he was pulled over. Just two days earlier, he had been pictured posing on the red carpet at the Kids' Choice Awards in Los Angeles, California, alongside his family. It comes as police across the US remain under scrutiny for alleged racial profiling and excessive violence against African-Americans following nationwide protests over several fatal shootings. Monday's incident is apparently not the first time Rock has been stopped by police while driving. Last week, the father-of-two posted a photo of himself strapped in the back seat of a vehicle on his WhoSay account, alongside the caption: 'I'm not even driving stop by the cops again (sic).' And on February 13, he uploaded a selfie while sitting in the driver's seat of his car in broad daylight, with a patrol car behind him, telling his followers: 'Just got pulled over by the cops wish me luck.' In the image, he was sporting tinted glasses, a flat cap and a gray jacket. Another incident: It is apparently not the first time Rock has been stopped by police while driving. Last week, the father-of-two posted a photo of himself strapped in the back seat of a car on his WhoSay account (above) He captioned the photo: 'I'm not even driving stop by the cops again (sic)', but did not specify his whereabouts . 'Wish me luck': And on February 13, Rock uploaded a selfie (pictured) while sitting in the driver's seat of his car in broad daylight, with a patrol car behind him. In the image, he was sporting tinted glasses and a flat cap . 'Wish me luck'L He told his three million Twitter followers: 'Just got pulled over by the cops wish me luck' Following the latest incident, some social media users were quick to mention one of Rock's famous comedic routine, in which he advises black people 'how not to get your ass kicked by the police'. In the sketch, which features several black men getting pulled over by police, Rock tells viewers that they probably won't 'get their

Summary: Chris Rock has apparently been pulled over for third time in seven weeks . He posted photo of himself in vehicle with blue lights flashing behind him . Told 3million Twitter followers: 'Stopped by the cops again wish me luck' Comedian, 50, was also 'stopped by police' last week and on February 13 . At weekend, he was joined by family at Kids' Choice Awards in California .


A private island is up for sale in Florida, US - and prospective owners are being invited to 'make an offer.' So if you think your bargaining skills are up to scratch, this could be the perfect opportunity to snare yourself that not-so-little piece of luxury. Little Bokeelia Island consists of 104 acres and includes an updated manor house that was originally built in 1928. Scroll down for video . Little Bokeelia Island in Florida, US, is up for sale for $24.5million, but people interested are encouraged to 'make an offer' Little Bokeelia Island consists of 104 acres and includes an updated manor house that was originally built in 1928 . The interiors of the main property on the island are luxirious to say the least, fitting in with your idyllic surroundings . The elegant property consists of four bedrooms and four bathrooms. As well a large main house, the island near Bokeelia, Florida, also includes several small cottages. The island is on the market for £24.5million, but Michael Saunders & Company, who are leading the sale, are willing to listen to any (sensible) offers. ABC News report that the couple who own the island are looking for a quick sale after developing the portfolio over 26 years, as they wish to focus more effort on carrying out Christian missionary work. The owner has developed the island and beautiful properties over a period of 26 years . The roomy residence allows friends and family to be able to share with the new owners a slice of the good life . The island offers a perfect mix of privacy, coupled with easy access to mainland Florida and transport links . A personal tour of the island, with lunch included will cost £100,000, so although there is no minimum price listed, realistic interest is warranted to splash out on the visit. The sellers' website states that the island is 'prized for its location and coveted for its privacy.' Little Bokeelia Island is surrounded by state and privately owned land that can never be developed, therefore forever maintaining its unequaled privacy and views. Little Bokeelia Island is surrounded by state and privately owned land that can never be developed . The furniture and decor inside the proerty exudes class and elegance, and the owners are hoping this style of owner can be found too . A personal tour of the island, with lunch included will cost £100,000, so although there is no minimum price listed, realistic interest is warranted . The island is perfectly positioned between Sarasota and Naples, only 1 hour from Ft. Myers International Airport and 1.5 hours from Sarasota-Bradenton Airport. There is approximately 3.5 miles of shoreline, and 29 large waterfront lots were granted a development order in perpetuity, allowing the opportunity for future development subject only to the creative expression of its new owner. The island is fully serviced with electricity from the mainland, reverse osmosis water plant and multiple back-up generators. The island is seen here, with its own enclave of water, surrounded by lush greenery for a fresh way

Summary: Little Bokeelia Island consists of 104 acres and includes an updated manor house that was originally built in 1928 . As well a large main house, the island near Bokeelia, Florida, also includes several small cottages . Current owners of 26 years looking for quick sale so they can focus on their Christian mission work .


A man was shot on live television by LA County sheriff's authorities Friday afternoon. The man, whose identity is unknown at this time, was being pursued by deputies for kidnapping and driving in a stolen vehicle when he stopped the chase after thirty minutes and got out of his car. This after almost hitting several bystanders. He then began walking towards police and waving a gun, at which point he was hit when several shots were fired by police. It is being reported that the suspect, who is still alive and at a local hospital where his condition is unknown, fired at police first. Scroll down for video . A man was being pursued for kidnapping and driving in a stolen vehicle when he was stopped by officers and drew a gun . He then began walking towards police and waving a gun, at which point he was hit when several shots were fired from both his gun and deputies . The man was shot in the abdomen it appeared . He was bleeding through his shirt and sipping water from a hose before eventually surrendering himself to authorities . The man then walked to a porch after being shot in what appeared to be his abdomen and sat down. He was bleeding through his shirt and sipping water from a hose before eventually surrendering himself to authorities after a standoff that lasted over an hour. Police were in the process of bringing in SWAT and evacuating the area at the time. The family who lived in the house was safely evacuated during the standoff. According to CBS Los Angeles 'at least eight officers could be seen aiming weapons at the suspect.' No deputies were injured in the incident. No deputies were injured in the incident or the hour standoff that occurred next . The suspect was then taken from the scene in an ambulance as neighbors reportedly cheered for him and chanted his name. Before this however, he was stripped of all his clothing so his wounds could be examined and to make sure he was not carrying any weapons. The kidnapping charge stemmed from a March 8 incident in which the man was accused of taking his wife of two years and pistol whipping her, Lt. Eddie Hernandez told KTLA.

Summary: A man was being pursued by LA County sheriff's authorities for kidnapping and driving in a stolen vehicle . He stopped the chase and got out of his car after almost hitting several bystanders . He then began walking towards police and waving a gun, at which point he was hit when several shots were fired by police and his own gun . The man then walked to a porch after being shot in what appeared to be his abdomen and sat down, beginning an hour standoff with police . He eventually surrendered and was taken away in an ambulance . The man is still alive and no deputies were injured .


Police in Florida are searching for a 27-year-old man suspected of killing his grandmother and stealing her car Wednesday. Patrick Campbell was named a person of interest after his grandmother, 64-year-old Darlene Robertson, was found beaten and stabbed to death in her New Smyrna Beach home. According to police, the victim suffered blunt force trauma to the head and cuts to her abdomen. Scroll down for video . Wanted man: Patrick Campbell, 27 (left), has been named a person of interest in the murder of his grandmother, 64-year-old Darlene Robertson (right), who was found beaten and stabbed to death . Grisly end: Robertson's son found her lying in a pool of blood in her living room in New Smyrna Beach, Florida, when he went to check up on her . Evidence: Police found Campbell's bike on Robertson's property, leading them to believe that he was at the house around the time of the slaying . Investigators say they found no evidence of a forced entry at Robertson’s home in the 400 block of DeSoto Drive. They believe her grandson, who has been described by friends as mentally unstable, may have been staying with her. Darlene Robertson was discovered lying in a pool of blood in the middle of her living room at around 10am Wednesday by her son, who came to check up on her after she failed to show up for work at a condominium association, according to WFTV. On a 911 call the son told the dispatcher: 'I think she's been stabbed... I think I can see a wound on her stomach.' Responding officers established that Robertson, who lived alone, was last heard from at around 8.30pm Tuesday. Police have found evidence placing Campbell at his grandmother’s home on the night of the murder. His bicycle was found on the property. On Wednesday, police were waiting for a search warrant to enter Campbell’s apartment. They also have reviewed surveillance video from a neighbor’s home, reported The Daytona Beach News-Journal. Armed and dangerous: Campbell is described as unstable and mentally disturbed. Anyone who encounters him is urged to call police . Local authorities have issued a nationwide alert to help locate Patrick Campbell, who is considered armed and dangerous. Anyone who recognizes him is asked to call police right away, as the 27-year-old is believed to be unstable. ‘I think that it’s safe to say that he is not of his right mind,’ New Smyrna Beach Police Chief Mike Coffin said. Henry Toland, a long-time friend and former roommate of Campbell's, described the man as delusional to the station WESH-TV. Other people familiar with the 27-year-old suggested that he may be schizophrenic. Detectives are also searching for Darlene Robertson' missing car, a 2006 beige or tan Nissan Altima with Florida tag 803MBW. A $1,000 reward is being offered for information leading to Campbell's arrest. The person of interest has a past criminal record, which includes at least four arrests since 2011 on charges of trespassing, DUI and marijuana possession.

Summary: Patrick Campbell, 27, named a person of interest in murder of his grandmother, 64-year-old Darlene Robertson . Woman was found by her son in a pool of blood in her New Smyrna Beach, Florida, home . Police say Robertson suffered blunt force trauma and cuts to her stomach . Campbell is considered mentally unstable and anyone who encounters him should call police .


All foreign nurses, midwives and dentists will have to pass tough new English language checks before being allowed to treat patients in the UK. NHS trusts will be required to check the language competency of all their healthcare workers, before they are given licence to practise in the UK. The move marks an extension of legislation introduced early last year, which demands that all foreign doctors are now subjected to tough language checks before treating patients. Since the new law was passed 429 doctors have been refused a licence to practise medicine in the UK because their English language skills are not up to scratch. Until now only nurses, midwives and dentists from outside the EU were subject to any language competency tests. All foreign nurses, midwives and dentists will be required to pass English language competency tests before treating patients in the UK after MPs voted to extend legislation introduced last year for all foreign doctors . But today MPs voted to extend the rules to cover those from member states. Today health minister Dr Dan Poulter said voting to include all healthcare professionals, as well as doctors, would offer 'better protection for patients'. Debating the final stage of the legislation, he said: 'We all value the contribution that doctors, nurses and healthcare professionals from all over the world make to our NHS, but being able to speak and communicate to a good standard of English is essential to provide high quality and safe patient care. 'These new laws will provide protection for patients and the public.' Currently the Nursing and Midwifery Council is only required to test the language skills of those nurses and midwives coming to work in the UK from outside the EU. Those moving from member states are permitted to begin work without taking a language test. The NMC said there are currently 26,474 nurses and midwives from the EU on their register, while another 66,163 are from non-European Economic Area countries. There are a total of 685,262 nurses and midwives on the register. Under the new powers if an applicant cannot provide evidence of their language competency, the NMC will be able to ask them to take an internationally recognised test. The NMC's new powers are expected to come into effect later this year. A change in the law, which was passed for doctors last year, came after German doctor Daniel Ubani killed his patient David Gray, when he confused two drugs and gave Mr Gray an overdose . Until last year when the law changed, the General Medical Council only had the powers to test the language skills of foreign doctors from outside the EU. Since 1983, the doctors' regulatory body had been banned from testing the skills of those arriving from EU countries. Last year's change in law for doctors was prompted by an 'alarming' number of cases where patients complained about poor treatment from doctors with a poor grasp of the English language. In 2008 German doctor, Dr Daniel Ubani killed his patient David Gray, when he confused two drugs. As a result

Summary: All healthcare workers from the EU will now have to undergo language test . Last year Government passed new law to make all foreign doctors take test . Previously only those from outside the EU had to prove competency . But in interests of patient safety, GMC can now investigate doctors' English . Since law passed 429 doctors have been refused licence to treat patients . Today MPs have voted to extend the law to cover nurses and midwives . Pharmacists, dentists and other healthcare workers will also take tests . Marks first time those from EU will have to take language competency tests .