Michael Graydon, 29, had been missing for two weeks before his body was found in Monaco today . A British boxing promoter has been found dead in Monaco after going missing two weeks ago. Michael Graydon, 29, from Stockwood, Bristol, became separated from a friend outside the Rascasse nightclub on February 21, and was last seen on CCTV at about 1.30am. The father-of-one was in the principality to watch a boxing match featuring Bristol fighter and friend, Lee Haskins. But he never made it to the event and missed his flight home, prompting a major police search around harbours and marinas nearby. The body was found today 'behind a little church' in the Sainte Devote area of Monaco, close to where he was last seen, a Monaco government spokeswoman confirmed. Genevieve Berti, deputy director of the Monaco Media Bureau, said: 'We can confirm on the death of a British national - Michael Graydon, who had previously been reported missing, in Monaco. 'We are providing consular assistance to the family at this difficult time.' Ms Berti added that footage showed Mr Graydon climbing over the wall of a property and said it is believed that he then fell. She added that the body was unrecognisable due to be in an advanced state of decomposition, but tattoos on the arms were 'really comparable' to the ones described by his family. He was also carrying his driving licence, which confirmed the name of Michael Graydon. Ms Berti said the death is not being treated as suspicious, adding that no one else can be seen in the CCTV images. Following his disappearance a 12-strong group of close family and friends travelled to central Monaco to hand out leaflets and meet police and legal officials. The father-of-one, pictured left with son Reuben, had been in Monaco to watch a boxing match featuring friend Lee Haskins when he disappeared after a night out clubbing . He became separated from a friend outside the Rascasse night club and was last seen on CCTV at 1.36am . The former boxer missed the match he was due to watch and flight home, prompting a huge police search . Stacey Marie Jones, a close friend, described Mr Graydon as 'the kind of man who would do anything for anybody'. Speaking before today's discovery, she said: 'He is such a family man and such a mother's boy that we knew that when he had not been in contact with his mother that something was wrong. 'We are not leaving Monaco and we are not going to stop until we have answers and until he is back home with us - whether that be in body or in spirit. 'He has a two-year-old son, Reuben, who will need answers. We do not believe that anyone can go missing in Monaco and no-one would know what happened to him.' Well-wishers raised £15,000 since Tuesday to help fund the search and hire lawyers in Monaco, while members of the public held a march in Bristol to support his family and friends. A message posted on a

Summary: Michael Graydon, 29, became separated from a friend outside a nightclub . He was in Monaco to watch friend Lee Haskins fight in a boxing match . Police search for father-of-one began after he missed event and flight home . His body was found today 'behind a little church' near the last sighting .


They will certainly be treated to stunning scenes of Cornwall, but viewers may not hear a Cornish accent when they tune in to watch Poldark. Yesterday it emerged that the stars of the show, which is set in the windswept Cornish landscape, were so terrified of being accused of mumbling that many made a conscious decision to enunciate their lines. Scroll down for video . The stars of the new Poldark are terrified of being accused of mumbling so decided to enunciate their lines. Pictured, Aiden Turner and Eleanor Tomlinson as Ross Poldark and Demelza . It appears that the barrage of criticism received over the BBC’s adaptation of Daphne du Maurier’s gothic novel Jamaica Inn is to blame for creating the fear factor. More than 2,000 viewers complained about poor sound quality and inaudible dialogue when Jamaica Inn was screened last April and the star of Poldark, Aidan Turner, has now confessed that he and the cast were alarmed by the backlash. Turner, 31, told the Radio Times: ‘I didn’t see Jamaica Inn but the fuss about it spooked us all a lot. ‘We started shooting a few weeks later and I can tell you all the actors were aiming for ten out of ten on enunciation. 'I’m doing posh RP [received pronunciation] anyway, so it didn’t affect me directly but I was scared, yes.’ Turner takes the role of British soldier Ross Poldark, who returns from fighting in the American War of Independence to find his fiancée Elizabeth Chenoweth, believing him to be dead, is set to marry his cousin. BBC bosses are hoping for a return of Poldark mania. Poldark is based on the novels by Winston Graham. When it was first dramatised in the 1970s, up to 15million viewers per episode tuned in to follow its passionate romances and tales of smuggling. Poldark begins on BBC1 on Sunday at 9pm.

Summary: Many of the stars made a conscious decision to enunciate their lines . Criticism received over the BBC’s adaptation of Daphne du Maurier’s gothic novel Jamaica Inn is to blame for creating the fear factor . Aidan Turner confessed he and the cast were alarmed by the backlash .


The years finally seem to be catching up with Phil Neville after the former Manchester United star debuted a new look on Match of the Day 2. Neville's trademark blond highlights were noticeably dull as he sat down to talk about Sunday's Premier League action with presenter Mark Chapman and Sportsmail columnist Martin Keown. The 38-year-old appears to have ditched the peroxide in favour of a darker dye to rid himself of the grey which has crept in since his retirement in 2013. Phil Neville, pictured on Match of the Day 2 on Sunday (left), appears to have dyed his hair recently . The former Manchester United man, pictured with Martin Keown, debuted his new look on the BBC show . Neville's highlights were noticeably dull compared to an appearance on BT Sport in January (right) Neville first began highlighting his hair back in 2000 as he established himself as United's utility man under Sir Alex Ferguson. He retained the same look throughout the rest of his playing career with England and Everton before hanging up his boots to become a coach at Old Trafford under David Moyes. Neville has stuck with a similar hairstyle while working as a pundit for BT Sport and the BBC since his retirement but he appears to have decided that it's time for a change. Neville, pictured with wife Julie in 2000, first began highlighting his hair while at Old Trafford 15 years ago . Neville chats with Tottenham manager Mauricio Pochettino at Loftus Road earlier this month . Neville retained his blond highlights after signing for Everton in a £3.5million deal in August 2005 . Neville's hair sparked plenty of reaction on Twitter, with some people questioning his new look. User @ColmBrien tweeted: 'Did Phil Neville die (sic) his hair?? Something looks different anyway #motd2' 'I see Phil Neville's hair has finally made it out of the 90's,' wrote @conradjsharp, while @jack_wood19 simply asked 'What has phil Neville done to his hair?'.

Summary: Ex-Everton captain Phil Neville was on Match of the Day 2 on Sunday . Former Manchester United midfielder appears to have dyed his hair . The 38-year-old has had blond highlights since 2000 .


Christian Benteke suffered a minor scare during Belgium training on Tuesday - but will be fit for their Euro 2016 qualifiers and subsequent Premier League run-in. The Aston Villa striker, who limped out of their defeat against Swansea on Saturday, was with Marc Wilmots' squad ahead of their clash against Cyprus at the weekend. While he did leave training early, his manager confirmed there's nothing to worry about. Christian Benteke (foreground) is fit and ready to play for Belgium against Cyprus on Saturday . The Aston Villa striker (talking to team doctor Kris Van Crombrugge) left Tuesday's training early but is fine . Vincent Kompany (left), Toby Alderweireld (back) and Moussa Dembele (right) all took part in the session . Benteke will train with the rest of the Belgium squad as normal on Wednesday . Kompany slides in on Axel Witsel during Tuesday's training ahead of their Euro 2016 qualifier . 'He smiled as he left the field,' Wilmots said before revealing that Benteke will take part in Wednesday's session. The 24-year-old suffered a hip injury at Villa Park last weekend and Tim Sherwood will be relieved his main frontman has felt no lasting damage. Benteke has scored three in his last three games under Sherwood as Villa attempt to beat the drop. He is expected to play some part against Cyprus, with Belgium facing Israel in a friendly next Tuesday. Thibaut Courtois dives to his left in order to stop an effort during training in Brussels .

Summary: Christian Benteke left Belgium training early on Tuesday afternoon . Aston Villa striker suffered a hip injury at the weekend . But Marc Wilmots insists Benteke will be fit for Cyprus test .


A gang enforcer convicted of beating and strangling a San Antonio woman who refused to pay a Mexican Mafia-imposed tax on her illegal drug sales is set to be executed this week. The lethal injection of Manuel Vasquez on Wednesday evening would leave Texas prison officials in the nation's most active death penalty state with enough pentobarbital to carry out only one more execution until they are able to obtain a new supply. At least six executions are scheduled in the coming weeks in Texas, where prison officials — like in other death penalty states — have struggled to find providers for drugs for executions. Vasquez, 46, had no appeals in the courts Tuesday and the Texas Board of Pardons and Paroles rejected a clemency petition filed on his behalf in a 7-0 vote. Gang enforcer Manuel Vasquez, 46, is scheduled for execution on Wednesday for the ordered murder of a San Antonio woman who ignored a 10 per cent street tax on drugs known as a 'dime' Evidence at Vasquez's 1999 capital murder trial showed he and two other men were carrying out orders to kill 51-year-old Juanita Ybarra for ignoring the Mexican Mafia's 10 per cent street tax on drugs — known as a 'dime.' After a night of drinking and drugs at a run-down San Antonio motel, Vasquez and two companions barged into the nearby room of Ybarra and her boyfriend, Moses Bazan, early on March 19, 1998, according to evidence presented at his trial. Bazan was knocked out in an ensuing struggle but said he saw Ybarra being beaten, heard Vasquez holler that she was biting him and saw Vasquez using a telephone cord to strangle Ybarra. The attackers grabbed valuables like cameras and jewelry, stuffed them into a pillowcase and fled. When Bazan regained consciousness, he stumbled to the motel office to summon police. He was able to identify at least one of the attackers, leading to the arrest of all three. One of them, Johnny Joe Cruz, took a plea deal that carried a seven-year sentence and testified against Vasquez. The third man charged, Oligario Lujan, is serving a 35-year prison term. Court records show the three were carrying out orders from Mexican Mafia boss Rene Munoz, who spent years on the Texas Department of Public Safety's 10 Most Wanted List until his arrest in 2012. Joel Perez, Vasquez's lead trial lawyer, recalled last week that the motive for the slaying was 'very detrimental'. 'We have the Texas Mexican Mafia, and anyone selling drugs they collect a dime - 10 percent,' he said. 'And the motive in this case was she wasn't paying.' The lethal injection of Manuel Vasquez on Wednesday evening at Huntsville prison in Texas would leave T officials in the nation's most active death penalty state with enough pentobarbital to carry out only one more execution until they are able to obtain a new supply . Detectives also found the blood of the victims and Vasquez's blood on clothing left in the trunk of a car he used. 'It put him at the

Summary: Manuel Vasquez, 46, is set for lethal injection on Wednesday evening for carrying out orders to kill 51-year-old Juanita Ybarra in San Antonio, Texas . Ybarra ignored the Mexican Mafia's 10 per cent street tax on drugs - known as a 'dime'


A massive sinkhole has opened up just yards from the fence of a prison - but officials insist there is no chance of any inmates escaping. The hole first appeared just outside the walls of HMP The Mount in Bovingdon, Hertforshire in January. Staff at the 770-capacity prison filled the sinkhole with soil and concrete - but it re-emerged and is now believed to be about 6ft wide and 15ft deep. A massive sinkhole has opened up close to the fence of HMP The Mount Prison - but officials insist there is no chance of any inmates escaping . A 15ft sinkhole has emerged yards from the walls of HMP The Mount Prison in Bovingdon, Hertfordshire . The Mount, operated by Her Majesty's Prison Service, opened as a young offenders institution in 1987 on the site of a former RAF station . It was immediately fenced off but officials at the category C jail have refused to confirm the exact size and depth. A Ministry of Justice spokesman said: 'We are aware of an issue regarding the land next to HMP The Mount and are working to resolve it. 'There is no risk to members of the public, prisoners or prison staff as the area has been fenced off and is on private property with no public access. 'We are still in discussions with the Homes and Communities Agency regarding future options for the surplus land. 'The Ministry of Justice is required to dispose of any surplus property as quickly as possible while ensuring we get the best value for taxpayers' money.' The Ministry of Justice insist there is no chance of inmates escaping - even though the hole has emerged close to the prison . Local resident Ross Butcher, 32, said: 'All of us had a right laugh about it at the beginning and kept comparing it to the Shawshank Redemption or something. 'I still haven't ruled out the possibility that some prisoners will just pop out of it. It's only a couple hundred yards from the prison fence. 'There is some concern that more could appear as that land has already been earmarked for a housing development.' The hole comes after a similar crater opened up in nearby Hemel Hempstead, Hertforshire, last February. It is believed to have been caused by former chalk mines beneath the surface of the ground being exacerbated by the previous winter's heavy rain. The Mount, operated by Her Majesty's Prison Service, opened as a young offenders institution in 1987 on the site of a former RAF station. Over the years it changed into a prison for adult males. It is classed as category C meaning it is a closed prison for inmates 'who cannot be trusted in open conditions but who are unlikely to try to escape'.

Summary: Sinkhole appeared outside HMP The Mount in Bovingdon, Hertfordshire . Hole was filled in with concrete and soil only fot it to re-appear days later . It is just yards from prison walls and believed to be 15ft deep and 6ft wide .


Five offers have been made for an interest in either Birmingham or parent company Birmingham International Holdings Limited, receivers have confirmed. Ernst & Young, who are in effective control of BIHL, are assessing the bids in relation to the Sky Bet Championship club or its parent company. A statement to the Hong Kong Stock Exchange read: 'The receivers are currently exploring all strategic options, including a number of offers from parties expressing an interest in the company and/or Birmingham City Plc.' Birmingham are the subject of five offers from parties expressing an interest . Gary Rowett has overseen Birmingham reaching 15th in the Championship this season . Birmingham have assured the Football League they are not in any financial danger . 'Up to 30 March 2015 the receivers have received five indicative non-binding offers from independent third parties in relation to possible acquisition of an interest in the company and/or Birmingham City Plc. 'As at the date of this announcement, no formal agreement in relation to the Indicative non-binding offers has been entered into and the Indicative non-binding offers may or may not proceed and/or lead to any transaction in relation to the disposal of any part of the group's interests.' Ernst & Young were asked to take control of BIHL in February to help stop the infighting between the board and this month started investigating the affairs of the company. Employees Stephen Lui and David Yen Ching Wai were appointed chairman and chief executive respectively. Carson Yeung (centre), the former Birmingham owner, is currently serving six years in prison . Birmingham will be back in action in the Championship on Friday when they play Rotherham . Peter Pannu, Birmingham's former acting chairman, was removed from the BIHL board along with Chan Shun Wah and seven other directors resigned. Carson Yeung, Blues' former owner who bought the club in 2009, is currently serving six years in prison for money laundering. The Football League have received assurances the club are in no financial danger and Birmingham are 15th in the Sky Bet Championship under Gary Rowett, ahead of Friday's visit of Rotherham.

Summary: Ernst & Young assessing bids in relation to the club or its parent company . Birmingham are currently 15th in the Sky Bet Championship . The club have assured the Football League they are in no financial danger .


Monsoon-like conditions forced the abandonment of Sunday's A-League match between the Brisbane Roar and Wellington Phoenix - a decision that could have implications on the title race. After torrential rain had left the Lang Park pitch covered in large puddles, making even short passes difficult, referee Alan Milliner decided to bring things to a premature conclusion on 73 minutes. League leaders Phoenix were leading 2-1 at the time and move four points clear at the top of the table because the result was allowed to stand. Brisbane Roar's Andrija Kaluderovic and Wellington's Andrew Durrante struggle in atrocious conditions as torrential rain left the Lang Park pitch unplayable and forced an abandonment after 73 minutes . Luke Brattan takes a tumble to the waterlogged surface under pressure from Wellington's Vince Lia . Referee Alan Milliner explains his decision to abandon the contest to Roar player Matt McKay . The officials explain their decision to call off the game with 17 minutes remaining . But Roar coach Frans Thijssen reacted angrily to the decision to call off the match despite the wild weather turning proceedings into a farce. Brisbane are in contention for the play-offs and Thijssen criticised the rule that states a replay is required if the match is abandoned before half-time but the result stands if it ends after the break. He said: 'Of course I'm disappointed because this is a crazy end. 'I've never seen this, because the choice is replay if it happens in the first-half, they're the normal rules, and if it happens in the second-half you have to play the second-half again. Brisbane Roar players protest the referee's decision, having been 2-1 down at the time . Brisbane's Andrija Kaluderovic attempts to get a shot away on the deteriorating surface . Wellington's Alex Rodriguez (left) and Brisbane's Corey Brown splash through the puddles . 'We all want an honest competition and Adelaide and Perth, they're not happy with this because they are in a competition to be champions. 'And we're in a competition to be in the play-offs, so of course it's disappointing. 'When we had a free-kick in a dangerous position where we could score, they just call off the game and they give three points to one team and no points to the other team, that's not an honest competition.' Brisbane led after five minutes through Andrija Kaluderovic before Michael McGlinchey equalised for the visitors 10 minutes later. Then, moments before the half-time whistle, Australia international Nathan Burns pounced to put Wellington ahead. They are now four points ahead of Melbourne Victory, Sydney FC and Perth Glory, who are all tied on 38 points in second place. Wellington's Australian international Nathan Burns had fired his side into the lead shortly before half-time . Michael McGlinchey (second left) of the Phoenix celebrates with his team-mates after scoring the leveller . Andrija Kaluderovic (left) had given play-off chasing Brisbane an early advantage at Lang Park . How the A-League standings look after the weekend's action .

Summary: Australian league match between Brisbane and Wellington abandoned . Torrential rain left Lang Park pitch unplayable in second-half . Phoenix were leading 2-1 at the time and the result stands . It puts them four points clear at the top of the A-League . But Roar boss Frans Thijssen was left fuming by referee's decision .


A woman who was pushed down a flight of stairs as an overweight schoolgirl has lost seven stone so she can finally have an operation on the knee which cruel school bullies left seriously damaged. Lynzee Harper, 25, was bullied for being fat from a very young age but on her second day at secondary school the taunting took a dangerous turn. Miss Harper was pushed down the school stairs by bullies who joked they wanted to 'see if she would bounce'. Miss Harper was rushed to hospital with a twisted knee. Lynzee was bullied for her weight at school and even pushed down the stairs by a classmate, but she has now lost seven stone and put the cruel taunts behind her . Lindsay is now considerably slimmer having beaten her demons and her school bullies by slimming down by seven stone . Years later her weight peaked at 19st 3lbs, which put huge pressure on her weakened knee, compounding her discomfort. Today, Miss Harper has had the last laugh, losing an impressive 7st through dieting, allowing her to feel the full benefit of a knee operation to repair the damage she sustained as a child. . She said: 'I worked hard to lose my weight so I could have the operation to correct my busted knee which has blighted me since childhood. I managed it and now I look and feel fantastic. 'The cruel school bullies tried to break me when they pushed me down those stairs - but they failed. I bounced back and now I've had the last laugh.' At school Lynzee was bullied for her weight and was pushed down the stairs by one of the prefects . Lynzee is now happy to pose for photos having lost weight, but before she said her confidence was crushed by bullies . Miss Harper, who lives with her fiance David McKie, 46, has struggled with her weight since childhood. She was bullied at school due to her large size. She said: 'I got bullied at primary school even at that young age, cruel kids called me 'fatty' and stole my packed lunch. 'I thought things would change when I left primary school but by the time I reached high school, I was an easy target for school bullies.' While at school in Rutland in the east Midlands, 11-year-old Miss Harper was pushed down the stairs by a prefect. She said: 'On my second day, I was walking down a flight of stairs on my way to a music class when I heard a prefect whisper behind me 'I wonder if she'd bounce if she fell to the bottom.' 'Before I knew it, I felt an almighty push and I was sent tumbling down the stairs, landing with a crunch.' After school Lynzee continued to put on weight as an adult which made her injured knee more painful . She signed up to her local Scottish Slimmers club. Within 20 months she had shed a staggering seven stone. In agony she was rushed to hospital where she was told by

Summary: Lynzee Harper was bullied at school for her weight . A cruel prefect pushed her down the stairs causing damage to her knee . Now she has lost seven stone and is set to have an operation on it . The 25-yr-old says: 'I bounced back and now I've had the last laugh.'


Jobless father-of-three Mario Bustamante-Leiva targeted City workers in London's bars, cafes and restaurants, stealing £21,000 worth of goods . One of London’s most prolific thieves has been jailed for three years after stealing £21,000 worth of phones, wallets and computers during a five-month crime spree. Jobless father-of-three Mario Bustamante-Leiva, 39, of no fixed address, wore a flat cap and a large overcoat even in the height of summer in order to conceal his pickings. The Chilean national trawled exclusive bars, restaurants and coffee shops looking for laptops, mobile phones, iPods and tablets. The Old Bailey heard in one case he even stole a bag containing an entire family’s passports and airplane boarding passes. Police have released CCTV footage which shows the brazen thief swipe an unsuspecting woman’s handbag from under her nose as she chats with a friend. Bustamante-Leiva can be seen hooking the bag with his foot before quickly leaving the cafe with the handbag tucked under his coat. He has now admitted 22 charges of theft between July and December 2014. Judge Christopher Morris QC branded Bustamante ‘dishonest to the fingertips’ as he sentenced him to three years in prison. The father-of-three was also sentenced to 12 months to be served concurrently for attempted burglary as he was convicted at Inner London Crown Court last November. Scroll down for video . His crime spree began in July 2014 in the City and his last offence was committed on November 28 2014, when he stole a bag and ipod at the ‘Counting House’ on Cornhill. City of London Police detectives identified him as a suspect in November 2014 after he stole a bag in Catch bar on Liverpool Street. Bustamante-Leiva was caught on CCTV snatching a woman's handbag as she sat in a London cafe . The footage shows him hooking his foot under the woman's chair in order to grab her handbag . As a result Crime Squad officers reviewed other similar crimes in the City and found that Bustamante-Leiva had also committed these offences. He was arrested on December 5 2014 when an officer spotted him entering ‘The Monument’ public house in the City, whilst listening to an iPod he had stolen from ‘The Counting House’ the previous week. ‘You are dishonest to your fingertips. Over a five month period you committed a series of thefts from the public, over that long period, to a total of some £21,000,’ the judge said. ‘Before you embarked upon that course of conduct, you had also committed the offence of attempted burglary. ‘I have no alternative, but to order that you be sent to prison.’ Bustamante-Leiva was arrested at the Monument pub in Fish Street Hill on December 5 whilst listening to an iPod he had stolen from The Counting House in Cornhill the previous week. ‘All counts relate to the theft of personal property from sandwich shops, bars and pubs in the City,’ said prosecutor Jennifer Newcomb. ‘He would enter the premises wearing a flat cap, large coat and backpack or large bag over his shoulder, even in the height of

Summary: Mario Bustamante-Leiva, 39, stole wallets and computers worth £21,000 . Chilean targeted City workers in exclusive cafes, bars and restaurants . Even stole a bag containing a family’s passports and boarding passes . Judge branded jobless Bustamante-Leiva ‘dishonest to the fingertips’ He admitted 22 charges of theft between 21 July and 5 December 2014 . Bustamante-Leiva has now been sentenced to three years in jail .


Kumar Sangakkara dismissed talk of prolonging his one-day international career after becoming the first man to hit centuries in four consecutive ODIs as Sri Lanka swept aside Scotland. The 37-year-old is due to retire from the 50-over game following the World Cup, but proved on Wednesday that he is still an elite performer at the top level with his 124 against Scotland following on from tons against Australia, England and Bangladesh. Sangakkara's sublime knock helped his side hammer the minnows by 148 runs. He was instrumental in making 363-9 before the Scots were bowled out for 215. Kumar Sangakkara celebrates after scoring a century for the fourth consecutive World Cup game . Sangakkara hit 124 from 95 balls against Scotland, the highest innings of the tournament so far . Freddie Coleman offered some resistance for Scotland but they were eventually soundly beaten . Calum MacLeod was bowled all ends up as Scotland could only muster 215 in response to Sri Lanka . Next week's quarter-final could therefore be his final ODI outing but, despite his prolific form, Sangakkara insists he will not play on after the tournament Down Under. 'It is never about whether you can play or not,' he told the BBC's Test Match Special. 'Retirement is not about form, it is about time and place and whether it feels right.' The wicketkeeper admitted in the post-match presentations following the 148-run win against the Scots that his body was finding it harder and harder to cope with the demands of modern cricket. 'It becomes hard, of course, now that I'm 37,' he said. 'I get a bit slower, the joints start creaking and aching. 'I'm pretty happy that I'm still playing, I consider myself pretty lucky to be part of such a good side. 'When everything is going well, things look bright.' Sangakkara has scored 14,189 runs in 403 one-day internationals, adding 12,203 in 130 Test matches in a near 15-year international career. After beginning steadily, Sangakkara accelerated as Scotland struggled to contain him. He cleared the ropes four times and added 13 fours, reaching his ton with a prod through third man. He eventually fell edging Josh Davey to wicket-keeper Matthew Cross. Angelo Mathews plundered 51 from 21 balls down the innings, including sixes from each of the four deliveries he faced immediately before being dismissed when going for another maximum - caught just inside the ropes by Freddie Coleman off the final ball of Matt Machan's costly fourth and final over. The 37-year-old also hit 100 against Bangladesh, Australia and England earlier in the tournament . Sangakkara (left) and batting partner Tillakaratne Dilshan (right) make a late run at the Bellerive Oval ground .

Summary: Kumar Sangakkara's ton against Scotland has seen him make history . He has scored successive centuries in four World Cup games . He scored 124 from 95 balls, the highest innings of the tournament so far . The 37-year-old also hit 100 against Bangladesh, Australia and England .


Twenty-one children between four and seven were crowded into a house piled high with garbage and human waste, forced to stand in line for hours for measly scraps that were their only food and were slapped or had their hands sticky-taped together if they tried to get more. When authorities discovered the house in suburban Adelaide in 2008 the children were so malnourished their brains had shrunk, they had open sores and were suffering from scabies. The six adults at the centre of the horrific scene were convicted of abuse, but one woman never went to prison because a court ruled she was mentally unfit to stand trial. Trudy Quinlivan, now 35, was freed under orders that she be closely supervised in the community. But she is now wanted by police for allegedly failing to live up to the conditions of her release, and disappearing. Scroll down for video . A warrant has been issued for the arrest of a woman involved in an Adelaide house of horrors child abuse case where 21 children were found to be living among swarms of cockroaches, flies and maggots and faeces on the floor in 2008 . The South Australian Housing Trust home was uncovered by authorities in 2008 after one of the young boys was taken to the Lyell McEwan Hospital after fainting from malnutrition and hypothermia . Quinlivan was found unfit to stand trial due to mental incompetence in 2011 after she was found to have seriously abused five children living in the Adelaide house seven years ago. She was released into the community on a nine-year supervision order, but the Supreme Court was told on Friday she had breached some of its conditions and was missing. Lucy Boord, for the Director of Public Prosecutions, said Quinlivan had failed to obey the directions of her corrections officer, had twice tested positive to drugs and was not at the address where she was required to live. Her mental health team have not been able to locate her. Justice Ann Vanstone agreed to issue the warrant, requiring her to be brought before the court for a review of her release licence. Quinlivan was one of six people charged over the abuse of the children, aged between four and seven, who were starved to the point of malnutrition and forced to stand in a line for days on end. The five siblings were among 21 children living in the Adelaide house and were fed only scraps of food over a four-month period. Trudy Quinlivan, now 35, was found unfit to stand trial due to mental incompetence in 2011 after she was found to have seriously abused five children living in the house. On Friday, it was revealed she had breached her supervision order . Quinlivan was one of six people charged over the abuse of the children, aged between four and seven, who were starved to the point of malnutrition and forced to stand in a line for days on end . The children, who were underweight, had open sores on their legs, ulcers on their

Summary: Warrant issued for arrest of Trudy Quinlivan who was involved in Adelaide house of horrors child abuse case . The 35-year-old was found unfit to stand trial due to mental incompetence in 2011 . She was found to have seriously abused five children living in the house at Adelaide's Parafield Gardens . Quinlivan was released on nine-year supervision order, but court was on Friday she had breached it . Police discovered the house when one of the young boys was taken to hospital after fainting from malnutrition . The children were found to be living among faeces and infestations of flies, maggots, and cockroaches .


Fault lines dating back hundreds of millions of years in Oklahoma that have been recently reactivated could lead to a devastating quake in the state where many structures were not built to withstand major seismic activity, a report said. The state, which has seen several hundred seismic events over the past five years, has 'a high degree of potential earthquake hazards,' according to the study accepted for publication this month whose authors include researchers from the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS). 'The majority of the recent earthquakes in central Oklahoma define reactivated ancient faults at shallow depths in the crust' of less than 3.7 miles (6 km), said the report for the American Geophysical Union. Scroll down for video . History: The state of Oklahoma saw more earthquakes in 2014 than ever before in its recorded history . Building codes in Oklahoma for seismic events are not as stringent as in quake-prone states such as California (here, maintenance workers inspect the damage to one of the spires on Benedictine Hall at St. Gregory's University in Shawnee after two quakes hit the area in less than 24 hours in 2011) The report did not look at whether the reactivation of the faults was linked to the energy extraction technique known as hydraulic fracturing, or fracking. However, USA Today, reported that previous research has identified hydraulic fracturing, or fracking, as being behind 3,600 small earthquakes in Oklahoma from 2009 - 2014. Daniel McNamara, one of the paper's authors and a research geophysicist at USGS, said on Tuesday the 300 million-year-old subsurface faults that had not been active are suspected to be associated with the recent seismic activity. 'Any one of these fault zones that are producing magnitude 3 or 4 earthquakes could rupture into a larger earthquake. There are as many as 12 different fault zones that are capable of producing a large, 5 to 6 magnitude earthquake,' he said. In November 2011, Oklahoma suffered a 5.6 magnitude quake that damaged more than a dozen homes and several businesses. Building codes in Oklahoma for seismic events are not as stringent as in quake-prone states such as California. Wastewater disposal related to the fracking is suspected by many scientists to contribute to the earthquake activity. Millions of gallons of waste water are typically trucked from a fracking site to wells where the water is injected thousands of feet underground into porous rock layers. Energy companies deny there is a link between fracking and major seismic activity. The 300-million-year-old fault lines in Oklahoma are being reactivated by multiple earthquakes in the state that scientists previously have said were linked to fracking - although the most recent research did not look at the energy extraction technique . In November 2011, Oklahoma suffered a 5.6-magnitude quake that damaged more than a dozen homes and several businesses (here, a man examines bricks that fell from three sides of his in-law's home in Sparks after two earthquakes hit the area in less than 24 hours during the large 2011 quake)

Summary: Deep fault lines older than the dinosaurs are being reactivated by small earthquakes . In 2014, Oklahoma saw more earthquakes than ever before in its recorded history . The new report did not look at whether the reactivation of the faults was linked to the energy extraction technique known as fracking .


A fashion photographer who was asked by designer Alexander McQueen to take a special series of backstage photographs 11 years ago is showcasing the images in a dramatic tableau for the first time. Nick Knight says the renowned designer invited him to take the snaps at his iconic McQueen Black Event in 2004. The London show featured an atmospheric showcase of black pieces, some from the archive and others designed specifically for the night. Scroll down for video . Fashion photographer Nick Knight has created a stunning series of images created from backstage photographs of Alexander McQueen's 2004 show . Now using material he shot backstage at the event, Mr Knight has now created the unique image called Black, collating the previously unseen photographs of 35 outfits modelled by Kate Moss, Naomi Campbell, Gemma Ward and Lily Cole among others. Mr Knight says he was asked by McQueen to photograph each model backstage with a view to creating a composite image for the future, and now, more than a decade later, the designer’s vision has now been realised. Mr Knight said: ‘As a close collaborator and friend of McQueen, I had the honour of filming many of his photo shoots from the mid-Nineties onwards.’ 'McQueen was so excited as he neared the completion of the collection for the American Express Black event, he insisted we found a way to shoot it behind the scenes at Earls Court where the show was being held. 'He knew the Black Event was an important moment that should be preserved and shown to the world, so this project has been a great way for me to reflect upon and celebrate our working relationship. Models including Kate Moss, Lily Cole and Naomi Campbell were all captured backstage wearing McQueen costumes for the tableaux which has been broken down into four sections . Nick Knight has turned the previously unseen pictures into a dramatic tableaux . ‘We both knew we had the ingredients to make an incredible image.’ The image, commissioned by American Express, has been released to coincide with the Alexander McQueen: Savage Beauty exhibition currently showing at the Victoria and Albert Museum. Lisa Gregg, vice president, American Express, said: ‘Alexander McQueen was renowned for pushing creative boundaries and this was always demonstrated through his legendary work. American Express supported McQueen in his early years as a trailblazing creative, and was privileged to accompany him on the meteoric rise from cutting edge designer to global name. ‘Our partnership with the V&A and the Alexander McQueen: Savage Beauty retrospective has given us an exciting opportunity to work with Nick again and to commission this beautiful image, which is a wonderful tribute to our past collaborations with McQueen.’ McQueen was one of the UK's most controversial fashion stars, a man whose flamboyant public image concealed a private life blighted by depression and battles with drink and drugs. The retrospective of his work at the V&A features items taken from his ground-breaking 1992 MA collection shown alongside his last. Savage Beauty, which runs until August 2, includes pieces from the

Summary: Kate Moss, Naomi Campbell, Gemma Ward and Lily Cole among models captured for the work . Top photographer Nick Knight turned pictures from fashion show 11 years ago and created a series of dramatic images . Alexander 'Lee' McQueen was one of the UK's brightest fashion talents before his death in February 2010 . The V&A's new Savage Beauty exhibition is the largest retrospective of his work ever held in Europe . His label is now run by his former assistant Sarah Burton who created the Duchess of Cambridge's wedding dress .


Olive oil has long been linked with lower levels of cholesterol, blood pressure and a multitude of other health benefits. And while food companies have attempted to get it into the diets of more people by adding it to margarine, a team of scientists has gone a step further. The Italian researchers have discovered a way to convert the liquid state of extra virgin olive oil into a gel, without the need for other solids. Italian researchers have discovered a way to convert the liquid state of extra virgin olive oil into a gel, without the need for other solids. The so-called Gel Oil comes in different flavours (shown above) Known as Gel Oil, the food scientists said it can be added to salads and sandwiches, used in cooking and can be flavoured. Variations include lemon and basil. Olive oil (pictured) has long been linked with lower levels of cholesterol, blood pressure and a multitude of other health benefits . The discovery was made by 10 chemical engineers from the Italian University of Calabria in the southern town of Arcavacata. They used a technique called 'organogelazione' which involves subjecting the properties of certain molecules known in the food industry, such as emulsifiers, to a range of temperatures. When these molecules are heated and mixed they were found to form new structures. The university's food engineering department headed by Professor Bruno de Cindio said: 'In this network structure, the oil remains 'trapped' within the changing texture and transforms itself, in the first stage, into a gel form and, in a second stage, into a creamy spreadable paste.' He added that said that this also means it can be produced in various consistencies from a slightly stickier version ideal for dressing salads and other foods to a more solid variation that can be spread like margarine or butter on bread. The innovation has been patented and the team said it sees huge potential particularly among people with dietary restrictions or moral objections to dairy products such as vegans. The team are now hoping to create a company to sell Gel Oil and already developing variations flavoured with lemon and basil. Valeria Greco, one of the researchers of the team, said: 'Our idea certainly meets the needs of a new customer profile. 'People are increasingly being forced to have fast food meals and that means ready to eat products, but at the same time there is reluctance to compromise on quality and taste and our product very much caters to this market.' Scientists have found olive oil could cut your heart attack risk in just six weeks. The study published in November by the University of Glasgow, found that regular consumption of olive oil dramatically improved chemical signals in the body linked to coronary artery disease. It added just 20mls a day – about four teaspoons - to the diet of healthy adults, which is the amount used in a salad dressing or mopped up by bread during a meal. But a range of signals for heart disease measured in the urine improved in only

Summary: Engineers at the University of Calabria, Italy, created the bright gel . The experts heated and mixed molecules to make the new product . Gel Oil comes in different consistencies and flavours like basil and lemon . It could be used for salad dressings as well as a sandwich spread .


Diego Maradona appears to have patched things up with his 24-year-old girlfriend as the pair were spotted strolling through Vienna on Saturday just months after he allegedly hit her. The scruffily-attired ex-footballer was seen walking arm-in-arm with on-off partner Rocio Oliva, with the blonde pictured leaning on his shoulder affectionately. Just five months ago, he was labelled a 'psychopath' after video footage emerged which appeared to show him assaulting Ms Oliva. Scroll down for video . Forgive and forget: Maradona and his on-off girlfriend Rocio Oliva, 24, were pictured strolling through Vienna on Saturday just months after she filmed him allegedly assaulting her . In the video, Maradona, who captained Argentina to World Cup glory in 1986 before managing the side with less success, can be seen getting up from his sofa and approaching his Ms Oliva to berate her for using her mobile phone. Oliva filmed the 53-year-old walking towards her spluttering: 'You still looking at your phone?' She retorted: 'Can't I look at it?' before begging him: 'Stop Diego, calm down, stop hitting' as he allegedly tried to strike her twice with his right hand. Following the video's release, the former footballer played down the incident insisting he had only knocked the phone out of her hands. Scruffy attire: The 54-year-old ex-footballer looked less than smart as he walked through the Austrian capital . Backing royal: Maradona and Miss Oliva were in Vienna to meet Prince Ali Bin Al Hussein (left), who they are backing to become the next president of Fifa . He told a journalist: 'I sent the phone flying but I swear I've never hit a woman. The story starts and finishes there.' Two weeks later the couple appeared to be in better spirits as Maradona was filmed serenading Ms Oliva with an impromptu love song in Dubai. Maradona, whose notorious Hand of God goal helped Argentina knocked England out of the 1986 World Cup, has been dating Ms Oliva on and off since the beginning of 2013. Also with the pair in Vienna on Saturday was Jordanian royal Prince Ali Bin Al Hussein, who Maradona is backing to become the next president of Fifa. He is convinced the Jordanian deserves to win the presidency and says he will not be an 'advocate for corruption', suggesting he does not want current president Sepp Blatter to win another term. Happy couple: Maradona and Ms Oliva, pictured with Prince Ali Bin Al Hussein, appear to have put their troubles behind them . Maradona captained Argentina to World Cup glory, and is regarded as the country's greatest ever player .

Summary: Ex-footballer, 54, and Rocio Oliva, 24, seen walking together in Vienna . Five months ago she secretly filmed Maradona appearing to assault her . He later told a reporter he had only knocked the phone out of her hands . Couple were meeting Jordanian prince hoping to become Fifa president .


A Russian opposition leader was forced to write hand-scrawled notes to his aide the day before he was shot dead near the Kremlin after claiming he feared he was being bugged. Boris Nemtsov, a former deputy prime minister, was gunned down as he walked with his Ukrainian girlfriend, Anna Duritskaya on Friday night near Red Square. He was the most prominent opposition figure to be killed in Russia during Russian President Vladimir Putin's 15-year rule. Former Russian deputy prime minister and opposition leader Boris Nemtsov, who was shot dead near the Kremlin last week. Before his death he feared he was being bugged . In his final note before his death, Mr Nemstov is claimed to have written about how he heard Russian paratroopers had been fighting in Ukraine. Pictured is the scene near to the Kremlin and Red Square after he was gunned down . Now it has emerged that the day before his death, Mr Nemtsov and close aide Olga Shorina were discussing a sensitive investigation he was preparing into Moscow's backing for separatist fighters in eastern Ukraine. But fearing that his conversations with Ms Shorina were being listened in on by the Kremlin, he resorted to writing instead of talking. In his final note, which has been shown to Reuters, Mr Nemtsov wrote: 'Some paratroopers from Ivanovo have got in touch with me. 17 killed, they didn't give them money, but for now they are frightened to talk.' Ms Shorina said: 'He did not want to say anything, just in case. He did not want to utter it out loud, which is why he wrote it down for me.' However, it has not been possible to independently confirm the authenticity of the handwritten note. Ms Shorina added that Mr Nemtsov has planned to publish one million copies of his report on Ukraine, in order to reach as wide an audience as possible. She explained that most of the material gathered for his report was from open sources, and that he had not been intending to reveal any explosive new information. However she said in the course of his research, he had been contacted by relatives of a group of Russian soldiers, who according to him has been in action in eastern Ukraine. He claimed they were the serviceman who were based in Ivanovo, a city 185 miles north east of Moscow, which houses units of the Russian military's 98th paratroop division. Mr Shorina added: 'He was maintaining contact with them. How he was maintaining contact with them, I don't know, he did not put me in touch with anyone.' Mr Nemtsov's mother, secretary and daughter pay their last respects at Mr Nemtsov's funeral. Ms Shorina added that Mr Nemtsov has planned to publish one million copies of his report on Ukraine . The aide said she and another Nemtsov associate, Ilya Yashin, would try to salvage the information Mr Nemtsov had been gathering and attempt to publish the report in a month. But as far as she was aware, he had only managed to write down a table of

Summary: Boris Nemtsov was gunned down last week in Moscow while with girlfriend . He was a prominent opposition figure and critic of president Vladimir Putin . Close aide claims he feared he was being bugged leading up to his death . Olga Shorina says he was forced to hand write notes to communicate . Came as they discussed an investigation into fighters in eastern Ukraine . Ms Shorina says Mr Nemtsov had evidence of Russian soldiers inside Ukraine .


Residents of a Milton Keynes care home have created movie magic by posing for uncannily realistic remakes of iconic film posters. From Dirty Dancing and Breakfast At Tiffany's and Reservoir Dogs, the residents of the ExtraCare Charitable Trust's Shenley Wood Retirement Villiage have produced their own 2015 calendar, based on famous films. And aged from 64 to 93, they also recreated scenes from Harry Potter, The Wizard of Oz and Singin' In The Rain. Scroll down for video . Residents of The ExtraCare Charitable Trust's Shenley Wood Retirement Villiage in Milton Keynes created a calendar of their favourite movie posters including this pose from Dirty Dancing . The residents of the care home who are aged 64 to 93 are said to have had a great time making the calendar . Resident Peter Mercer, 82, said: 'The dressing up was such fun. Lauren, our photographer and the staff were marvelous. 'We never thought the interest in the idea would reach these dizzy heights. It was a labour of love for the Village and our wonderful community here.' Village Activities Facilitator Lauren McMillan, who acted as photographer for the project, said: 'The photoshoot day was great fun with people running around dressed as Harry Potter, The Tin Man and Gangsters.' For The Golden Age of Cinema calendar, residents dressed up in characters' outfits, wearing a range of wigs to bring the film posters back to life. This woman recreates the pose from Breakfast At Tiffanys, as made famous by the late Audrey Hepburn . These gentleman do their gangster best in this Reservoir Dogs poster . This resident clearly has a sense of humour, posing with her best screaming face just like the poster for Alfred Hitchcock's Psycho . Wearing all black this couple dressed up as Sandy and Danny from Grease, as played by John Travolta and Olivia Newton John in the movie . A whole selection of wigs and outfits were used for this shot which recreated the famous Harry Potter poster . The ExtraCare Charitable Trust, which runs Shenley Wood Retirement Village, enables older people to enjoy a healthier, active and more independent lifestyle. The charity, which runs 14 retirement villages and 17 smaller housing developments in the Midlands and the North, describes itself as offering a modern alternative to traditional care or nursing home. Charity bosses also say they offer a wide range of social opportunities. Past fundraising activities include residents hiking the North Bucks Way and events include a murder mystery night. These three residents looked like they were having great fun larking about and re-creating the Singin' In The Rain poster . This smart looking gentleman dressed up as Marlon Brando's famous character in The Godfather . In a black and ginger wigs this couple bring Rhett Butler and Scarlett O'Hara back to life in their version of The Gone With The Wind poster looking lovingly at each other . For the month of December, four residents posed as Bing Crosby, Danny Kaye, Rosemary Clooney and Vera-Ellen in the poster of White Christmas .

Summary: Residents at The ExtraCare centre in Milton Keynes created the calendar . The recreated movie posters from Dirty Dancing to the Wizard Of Oz . The project took six weeks to arrange and the residents are aged 64-93 . One man involved in the project called it a, 'labour of love'


A year after letting top wide receiver DeSean Jackson go, Chip Kelly has again put his stamp on the Philadelphia Eagles with a jaw-dropping piece of business. Two-time All-Pro running back LeSean McCoy will be traded to the Buffalo Bills in exchange for third-year linebacker Kiko Alonso. The stunning trade will reunite Eagles head coach Kelly with former Oregon star Alonso, who is coming off ACL surgery after a dominant rookie year in 2013. LeSean McCoy will move to Buffalo to work under new head coach Rex Ryan . Kiko Alonso will be reunited with Chip Kelly as he looks to recover from ACL surgery . McCoy was regularly sidelined in favour of Chris Polk during the Eagles' disastrous stretch, which saw the Dallas Cowboys claim the NFC East title. The move should end CJ Spiller's time in Buffalo and further confirms the devaluation of the running back position. Freeing up $11.95million in cap space, the move adds fuel to the fire that the Eagles will move up for former Ducks quarterback - and Kelly protege - Marcus Mariota in April's draft. ESPN's Adam Schefter first reported the trade, with NFL.com's Michael Silver confirming the move.

Summary: LeSean McCoy, 26, heads to Buffalo after six season in Philadelphia . He rushed for 1,319 yards and five touchdowns last season for the Eagles . Kiko Alonso, 24, missed all of the 2014-15 season with a torn ACL . In his rookie season, he played every defensive snap and ranked third in the NFL with 159 tackles .


Top of her science class: Amira Abase, in her uniform for Bethnal Green Academy in East London . These pictures show a teenage girl enjoying life in modern Britain before joining ISIS to become a ‘jihadi bride’. She laughs in the park, shows off vividly painted nails, and poses with the athletics’ squad of her East London school, where she was top of her science class. On Facebook, she writes of going swimming with a friend, loving the music of American rapper Tupac Shakur and enjoying a birthday treat. Few could have predicted what 15-year-old Amira Abase would do next. Two weeks ago, in the middle of half-term, she abruptly walked out of her family’s council home in East London, wearing black jeans and trainers. She caught a bus to Gatwick Airport and flew to Istanbul with two fellow Muslim classmates, Kadiza Sultana, 16, and Shamima Begum, 15. Next — in footage captured by CCTV cameras — the trio waited in the snow to board another bus to travel to the Turkish border with Syria. There, Islamic State militants were waiting for them. The girls, by now dressed in burkas, were bundled into cars and disappeared to a life where they will have to marry a fighter selected for them, never step foot outside without him, and become a household drone doing chores restricted to women. Intelligence services say they may even be trained to become fighters themselves. Amira is not the first Western girl to join Islamic State. Police said this week that 60 young British women, many of them schoolgirls, have left for Syria. Few, however, have been radicalised so swiftly as Amira Abase. Back in East London, her friends — many of them non-Muslims — have given a series of exclusive interviews to explain how she had changed before their eyes. As one 16-year-old girl told me this week: ‘She was perfectly normal. She talked about having a lip-piercing one day, and listened to pop chart songs. ‘She was pretty, popular, and a bit of a rebel who saw the funny side of life. I first met her in maths class four years ago. We became best friends.’ Painted nails: Fifteen-year-old Amira, who was born in Ethiopia, larks around with her friends in the park . Born in Ethiopia, Amira moved with her family first to England, and then Germany, before returning here and starting school at Bethnal Green Academy at the age of 11. ‘When I visited, I found her home was not overpoweringly Islamic,’ her friend added. ‘We had a family meal cooked by her mother, who did not wear the hijab at home. After eating, Amira and I went out to the park. ‘She had a BlackBerry phone at 11 or 12, and later an iPhone and computer. She was on them all the time.’ At school, Amira, a Chelsea football fan, shone in debates, once giving a speech on why Muslim women wear the veil. She passed three GCSEs in maths and science early, at age 14. This autumn, she’d planned to study A-level history,

Summary: Amira Abase is one of three pupils from East London who went to Syria . She was joined on travels by Kadiza Sultana, 16, and Shamima Begum, 15 . 60 young UK women, many of them schoolgirls, have left for the country . Her friends have given exclusive interviews to explain how she changed .


The Premier League has never been richer, with the most recent combined annual income for the current 20 clubs soaring past £3billion for the first time. But a review of the books by the Mail on Sunday also shows club debts standing at more than £2.5 billion. Much of that poses no imminent danger to the clubs encumbered with it. Chelsea’s parent company owes Roman Abramovich £958million, for example, and he is showing no sign of demanding it back any time soon. Manchester United have debts of £342m as a result of the leveraged takeover almost 10 years ago by the Glazers but can service it comfortably, while Arsenal have ‘good debt’ of £241m, borrowed to fund their stadium. Taking their cash pile into consideration they had only £33m of net debt at the end of the last financial year. Roman Abramovich is owed an astonishing £958million by Chelsea's parent company . West Bromwich Albion, on the other hand, are nearly debt-free after being sensibly run over a long period . But a group of clubs including Aston Villa, Hull, Leicester, Newcastle, Queens Park Rangers and West Ham have each racked up debt of around £100m, much of which is owed to their owners. And in an era when the Premier League has never had so much cash it is bewildering so many clubs remain financially unstable and potentially in peril should they get relegated. The ‘boom-and-bust culture’ of unsustainable spending in an attempt to buy success underpins the phenomenon, according to the chief executive of one of the clubs most sensibly run over a long period, West Bromwich Albion. ‘The easiest thing to do when you reach the Premier League is over-reach,’ says Albion’s Mark Jenkins, whose club have just posted their latest set of profitable accounts and are close to being debt-free. Manchester United have debts of £342m as a result of the leveraged takeover almost 10 years ago . West Brom played Harry Redknapp's Portsmouth in the 2008 FA Cup - a team guilty of 'boom and bust' ‘Everyone puts you under enormous pressure to just chuck endless money at it,’ he adds. ‘You’ve got to be strong enough to withstand that pressure and the flak that comes with it if you don’t have the spending level. ‘You can get sucked into a boom-and-bust culture. That’s drained the pockets of many a star-struck or misguided owner.’ Examples of clubs that aimed for the stars but have ended up in administration or other self-inflicted fiscal turmoil are numerous. Leeds, QPR, Birmingham and Coventry spring readily to mind. But it is another example, Portsmouth, that most irks West Brom, who lost to a ‘financially doped’ Pompey in the 2008 FA Cup semi-finals. Portsmouth went on to win the trophy before a spectacular meltdown caused by the unsustainable spending undertaken to assemble and pay Harry Redknapp’s squad at that time. Portsmouth were flying high and eventually won the FA Cup, but are now mid-table in the fourth division . West Brom say they are still frustrated at losing to a team Portsmouth

Summary: CLICK HERE to find out about your club's financial health . The most recent combined annual income for the current Premier League teams has soared past £3billion for the first time . Despite this, there are debts of more than £2.5bn split between clubs . Chelsea's parent company owes £958million to Roman Abramovich . West Brom are nearly debt-free, but Mark Jenkins says teams 'can get sucked into a boom-and-bust culture', like Portsmouth did .


A mother has made a YouTube video telling a boy to stop asking her daughter out. Dr Lindsey Doe, a blogger under the name 'Doe Eyes' who specializes in sexual harassment, dedicated her latest clip to the teenager who has approached her daughter at school, on the bus, and with poems - despite multiple rejections. In a post titled Dear Boy Who Likes My Daughter, that has amassed more than 250,000 views, Doe explains that pursuing somebody without consent is harassment. Instead, she advises, he should write about his feelings in a diary. SCROLL DOWN FOR VIDEO . 'Leave her alone': Dr Lindsey Doe directed a message to the boy who keeps asking out her daughter . Doe, who used to work for the University of Montana, says: 'I don’t like how you treat [my daughter.] Are you confused? You probably picked up messages from society about how when you want something, you have to "try harder, go at it, do whatever you can to get it. Don’t give up!" 'Maybe it’s for this reason that you repeatedly ask my daughter out. In the halls, on the bus, and you write her poems.' For his own understanding, she explains the appropriate way to act after asking a girl out. If she says 'I don't know', give her space. 'Maybe' prompts a conversation about her feelings of uncertainty. Only in the instance that she says 'ask me again later' should he ask again - but much later. Doe, who blogs on YouTube as 'Doe Eyes', explains that he is harassing her daughter with his requests . If he wants to express his feelings, she explains, he should write a diary or speak to a trusted friend . But her daughter, she says, has simply responded: 'no thanks', 'stop asking me', and 'no, no go away'. 'Person Who Likes My Daughter, this goes for all aspects of your life,' Doe says. 'If someone tells you "no" in any way and you ask again, it's not cool, it's not attractive, it's not respectful, it's harassment. 'My daughter has the right to change her mind and the ability to let you know if she does. 'Until then I expect that you do not ask her out, do not suggest a relationship, do not talk to her about her discomfort with you pursuing her. Leave her alone.'

Summary: Dr Lindsey Doe speaks directly to boy who keeps approaching daughter . She explains that pursuing her is harassment and he should stop . Instead, he could write a diary about his feelings or talk to a friend . Video uploaded to YouTube has amassed more than 250,000 views .


Kolo Toure always knew that Liverpool would turn things around after a difficult start to their Premier League campaign and has cited manager Brendan Rodgers as the reason. Despite coming within two points of winning the title last season, the Reds initially struggled this term after losing Luis Suarez and bringing in a raft of new signings - losing four of their opening five league games. However, Liverpool have been the form team of 2015, winning seven and drawing two of their league games to challenge for a Champions League place while reaching the quarter-finals of the FA Cup. Kolo Toure (left) trains ahead of Liverpool's FA Cup quarter-final clash with Blackburn on Sunday . The defender insists he always knew Brendan Rodgers would come good for Liverpool this season . Toure has hailed 'intelligent' Rodgers for making Liverpool the Premier League form team of 2015 . Speaking to The Independent, Toure said: I'm not surprised by the turn around because the manager is great, really intelligent in working out problems. 'He pays attention to every detail, tries different things, pushes players so you don't get lazy. We had a lot of new players coming in, especially young ones from abroad who had to settle in. 'I moved to England when I was 21 so i know it takes time to fit in, to learn. I knew that eventually it would all come together, and that is what the boss kept telling us as well.' Liverpool face Blackburn Rovers on Sunday for a chance of boosting their season even further by reaching the FA Cup semi-finals . Toure, who has returned from winning the Africa Cup of Nations with the Ivory Coast, could become the first player in history to win the FA Cup with three different clubs, having already collected the trophy with Arsenal (2003, 2005) and Manchester City (2011). Toure could become the first player to win the FA Cup with three clubs, having won it with Arsenal (above) and Manchester City previously . The 33-year-old celebrates winning the Africa Cup of Nations with the Ivory Coast in February . Although the 33-year-old has been used as a substitute in Liverpool's last two games, he understands that he is not guaranteed playing time at Anfield. 'When you're with a big team like Liverpool, you can't expect to start every game, especially because I was a way with the Ivory Coast for almost a month. 'But I am always ready to contribute whether it is on the pitch or in the dressing room. We have a team that's hungry for success, with exciting young players that I help guide with experience. The winning mentality is really, really strong.'

Summary: Liverpool face Blackburn in the FA Cup quarter-finals on Sunday . Reds have turned their Premier League season around after a difficult start . Kolo Toure has credited 'intelligent' manager Brendan Rodgers .


A debut at Carnegie Hall meant to showcase a young composer was abruptly canceled after management realized it featured a snippet of a Nazi German anthem. The New York Youth Symphony was set to premiere the orchestral work on Sunday at the prestigious concert hall but the orchestra's management removed it, saying that such an explosive musical reference required a longer conversation. No one has suggested any Nazi sympathy by composer Jonas Tarm, a 21-year-old Estonian American, who intended for the work to deplore war including recent bloodshed in Ukraine. Composer: The New York Youth Symphony canceled Jonas Tarm's 'Marsh u Nebuttya' after management realized it featured a snippet of a Nazi German anthem . Piece: Tarm uploaded this photograph of his work 'Marsh u Nebuttya,' which is Ukrainian for 'March to Oblivion.' It featured both a portion from the Nazi song 'Horst-Wessel-Lied' and the anthem of Soviet-ruled Ukraine . But the controversy raised a broader question -- how explicitly do artists need to state that allusions to history's darkest chapters are meant to condemn rather than condone? The New York Youth Symphony, which recognizes performers and composers under age 22, said Tarm only informed the management last week that his piece included 45 seconds of 'Horst-Wessel-Lied,' one of the Nazis' main anthems which is banned in modern Germany and Austria. The symphony said that the nine-minute piece could have been 'an important teaching moment for our students' but that Tarm refused to lay out his reasons for using 'Horst-Wessel-Lied.' 'Without this information, and given the lack of transparency and lack of parental consent to engage with this music, we could not continue to feature his work on the program,' the symphony said in a statement. 'We believe deeply in a free creative process. But along with freedom comes responsibility, even more so when young people are involved,' it said. Tarm had entitled his work 'Marsh u Nebuttya,' which is Ukrainian for 'March to Oblivion,' and it also incorporated the anthem of Soviet-ruled Ukraine. He initially explained his work only with a dedication in the program 'to the victims of hunger and fire' and an excerpt from T.S. Eliot's post-World War I poem 'The Hollow Men.' 'Between the conception and the creation / Between the emotion and the response / Falls the Shadow,' runs the verse from Eliot, who is often considered the premier 20th century English-language poet but also faced accusations of anti-Semitism. Disclosure: The New York Youth Symphony said Tarm only informed the management last week that his piece included 45 seconds of 'Horst-Wessel-Lied,' one of the Nazis' main anthems. The song is banned in modern Germany and Austria . Upset: After Tarm's Carnegie Hall (pictured) debut was cancelled, Tarm spoke more at length, saying he was 'disappointed and confused' by the rejection of a piece 'not meant to provoke, but to evoke . Intent: Tarm has said the piece is 'devoted to the victims who have suffered from cruelty and hatred of war, totalitarianism, polarizing nationalism -- in the past and today' Music speaks for itself? After the cancelation,

Summary: The New York Youth Symphony was set to premiere Jonas Tarm's orchestral work on Sunday at Carnegie Hall . The orchestra's management removed it, saying that such an explosive musical reference required a longer conversation . Tarm, a 21-year-old Estonian American, intended for the work to deplore war including recent bloodshed in Ukraine . The symphony said Tarm only informed the management last week that his piece included 45 seconds of 'Horst-Wessel-Lied' The song was one of the Nazis' main anthems and is banned in modern Germany and Austria .


Jose Mourinho has warned his hugely success youth team players that there is little room in his squad for nurturing home-grown talents. The Chelsea Under 18s are the reigning FA Youth Cup champions and they reached their fourth consecutive final on Wednesday night by defeating Tottenham 5-4 on aggregate. The success story does not stop there as the Under 19 side have also reached the semi-final of the UEFA Youth League where they will play Roma across two legs in April. However, ahead of Sunday's visit to play Hull, Mourinho has warned the burgeoning stars that the pressure at Stamford Bridge is to collect trophies, not produce players. Chelsea moved into their fourth straight FA Youth Cup final after beating Tottenham on aggregate . 'If they're good enough and they're ready then yes,' Mourinho said when asked if having a core of home-grown talent was a target. 'It's important, but this club is a very demanding club. It's a club where it's not easy to play football. The level people demand is high, the pressure is big. 'It's not the same to play in a club where people just accept a so-so performance, or people accept a so-so result. Or accept that you finish 5th, 6th, 7th or 8th. 'This is not the best habitat for a young player to be developed. For a player to play in the Chelsea first team the player must be ready. There is no space with this level of demand, responsibility and pressure. There is no space to play a player who is not ready.' Striker Dominic Solanke struck twice on Wednesday night to help the Under-18 side reach the cup final once again and also netted a brace in last season's final second-leg when his side lifted the trophy ahead of Fulham. Jose Mourinho says that the youth players must be ready to play before being promoted to the first team . But even after making his Champions League debut in a dead rubber group-stage match earlier this season, the wealth of imported talent means he is unlikely to get another first-team chance any time soon. 'I played Solanke winning 5-0 against Maribor, in a competition where we qualified easily in the group phase,' Mourinho said. 'I cannot play Solanke against Southampton with 30 minutes left at 1-1, I can't.' Solanke and the rest of Chelsea's finalists did get some additional reward for their heroics on Wednesday night after club captain John Terry was in the dressing room after the 5-2 win congratulating the young charges and offering advice. The Blues' skipper is destined to one day take over as manager of the west London club, but Mourinho insists it will not be any time soon while the centre-back is still one of the best defenders in the Premier League. 'He's going to sign a new contract as a player,' Mourinho said. 'In a couple of weeks or a month we will have a notice for the press conference. Dominic Solanke, pictured scoring against Tottenham, played in a Champions League match against Maribor . 'For

Summary: Jose Mourinho says there isn't room for nurturing talent in the first team . Chelsea boss says players must be ready to play before being promoted . Chelsea reached fourth straight FA Youth Cup final by beating Tottenham . Blues also into semi-final of UEFA Youth League against Roma .


Deceased: Jason Kortz has been identified as the Navy SEAL who fell to his death during a training exercise in Southern California . Navy officials say a SEAL killed when his parachute malfunctioned during training in Southern California was a 29-year-old Colorado man who completed basic training to become a SEAL last year. Naval Special Warfare Group One said Thursday that Jason Kortz of Highlands Ranch, Colorado, died from injuries sustained during the accident in Perris on Wednesday. The Navy is investigating why the parachute malfunctioned. It released no further details. Naval Special Warfare Group One is the Coronado-based SEALs group to which the sailor was assigned. Kortz enlisted in the Navy in 2012 and completed basic training for the SEALs last year in Coronado. He is survived by his wife, parents and brother. KABC-TV captured an aerial shot of the commando's body on the ground covered by an American flag with first responders gathered around. Paramedics apparently received a report around 9am on Wednesday that there was a 'skydiver down' at a grassy location outside of Perris in Riverside County. The sailor died of injuries sustained in the daytime parachute jump but no other details were immediately available. Kortz was identified by officials as a West Coast-based member of the Naval Special Warfare Group ONE. All Navy SEALS are required to take parachute jump course during their qualification training. Fateful accident: A navy SEAL has died after his parachute malfunctioned during a skydiving training exercise in Southern California . Scene of the incident: Paramedics apparently received a report around 9am on Wednesday that there was a 'skydiver down' at a grassy location outside of Perris in Riverside County . During missions they are often air-dropped into extremely difficult-to-reach places meaning they must know how to navigate different heights and terrains. Indeed, the SEAL name is short for sea, air and land. Perris is a popular area for skydivers with one of the largest skydiving centers in the world, Skydive Perris. The facility declined to comment on Wednesday's skydiving fatality. This was at least the 20th death reported at the Perris facility since 2000. The last death occurred last November, when Justin Gulley, 36, of Canyon Lake was involved in a landing accident. Multi-skilled: All Navy SEALS are required to take parachute jump course during their qualification training (stock pictured) Sea, air and land: During missions Navy SEALS are often air-dropped into extremely difficult-to-reach places meaning they must know how to navigate different heights and terrains (stock images)

Summary: The fallen Navy SEAL has been identified as Jason Kortz, 29 . The Colorado native is survived by his wife, parents and brother . KABC-TV captured a sad aerial shot of the commando's body covered by an American flag with first responders gathered around .


A brain-damaged man accused of starting a 1996 fire at an Ohio fireworks store that killed nine people died earlier this month at a mental health facility. Todd Hall died March 8 in Athens where he had been getting treatment for the last several years, according to the Lawrence County Prosecutor's Office. A cause of death for the 43-year-old couldn't be immediately confirmed Monday. Suspect: Todd Hall, center, miles before leaving court in Ironton, Ohio (2002 file photo). Hall was accused of starting a 1996 fire at an Ohio fireworks store that killed nine people . Hall, of Proctorville, was 24 when prosecutors say that, as a prank, he threw a lighted cigarette on a shelf crammed with fireworks at the Ohio River Fireworks store in Scottown, about 100 miles southeast of Cincinnati. The blaze on July 3, 1996, killed nine people and eleven people were injured. Five of the victims were from Ohio; the four others were from nearby West Virginia. According to court testimony, Hall had part of his brain removed after suffering a serious injury in a 1987 skateboard accident and had the mental capacity of a 10-year-old . The Daily Independent reported that victims included 24-year-old Ryan Aldridge; 3-year-old Shelbi Cron; 21-year-old Misti Cron, 31-year-old Candy Lee, 14-year-old Matt Sansom, 8-year-old Ona Tolliver, 34-year-old Floyd Tolliver, 9-year-old Jason Wallace, and 71-year-old Kathlene Wilks. According to court testimony, Hall had part of his brain removed after suffering a serious injury in a 1987 skateboard accident and had the mental capacity of a 10-year-old. Charged with aggravated arson and nine counts of involuntary manslaughter, he repeatedly was ruled incompetent to stand trial in the years since then. In recent years, he had shown severe impairments in his ability to control his behavior, regulate his mood and take care of himself and was deemed incapable of living outside a facility, according to the last court-ordered evaluation a few years ago. The Daily Independent reported that Hall giggled and sang the Star-Spangled Banner in court. Authorities initially thought three friends challenged Hall to set the fire, but they all passed polygraph tests and were never charged. About 40 people were in the store at the time and ran for the exits when fireworks started going off.

Summary: Todd Hall was 43 when died March 8 in a behavioral health facility in Athens, according to the Lawrence County Prosecutor's Office . He has reportedly been getting treatment at the facility for several years . Hall was 24 when prosecutors say that, as a prank, he threw a lit cigarette on a shelf crammed with fireworks at the Ohio River Fireworks store . The blaze on July 3, 1996, killed eight people, and a ninth died later .


The girlfriend of an off-duty police officer has been charged with shooting him to death inside his home after she originally contended it happened accidentally when she removed a gun from their dog's mouth, authorities said. Tyaina Finch was charged with murder, aggravated assault and possessing instruments of crime in the death of Mark Hudson in Darby Township, near Philadelphia, on Saturday. Hudson had worked part-time for the Darby Borough Police Department for four years. The dog did it: Slain Darby Borough Patrolman Mark Hudson’s girlfriend, Tyaina Finch, initially told investigators he was mortally wounded as she tried to retrieve his duty weapon from their yellow Labrador retriever’s mouth . Tribute: Funeral arrangements are set and a vigil was also held Wednesday night for the Darby Borough police officer who was killed allegedly at the hands of his girlfriend . District Attorney Jack Whelan said Finch's statements to police had been 'inconsistent.' He described the couple's relationship as 'tumultuous' and said officers had been called to the home before for domestic disturbances. 'We believe she acted on this particular day with specific intent to kill (Hudson),' he said. Finch, who was held without bail, couldn't be reached for comment by telephone on Tuesday. The county public defender's office couldn't be reached for comment on her behalf. The story: While Finch told investigators she does not recall pulling the trigger in their Darby Township row home, the affidavit of probable cause indicates she remembers dropping the firearm after Hudson’s body jerked back and his shoulders hit the wall in a bedroom, where he was found lying in a corner, unresponsive . Authorities allege in a criminal complaint that Finch, who's from Glenolden, at first said the shooting occurred accidentally: She saw their dog with a gun on the floor and took the gun from the dog's mouth, and as she turned toward Hudson the gun went off. The following day, police allege, she told officers she fired the gun in self-defense after Hudson attacked her. Authorities said a caller identifying herself as Finch on the day of the shooting told an ambulance dispatcher 'we were playing and I didn't know that his gun was right there and it went off.' Finch told a police officer arriving at the scene 'it was an accident,' the criminal complaint says. Finch was arrested Monday on threat and assault charges stemming from a dispute last summer during which authorities allege she threatened Hudson with a knife. History of arguments: Last summer, the two were in the middle of a break-up and Hudson had told her to leave his home. During the argument, Finch allegedly grabbed an 8-inch kitchen knife while screaming at him. Hudson hid in an upstairs bedroom, locked the door and called police, investigators said .

Summary: The girlfriend of an off-duty Pennsylvania police officer who was shot and killed over the weekend is in custody . Tyaina Finch is charged with the murder of her boyfriend . Police Officer Mark Hudson, 26 was shot . The couple were said to have a 'tumultuous' relationship .


It might not have been the result he was hoping for, but Charlotte Hind tried her best to cheer up Liverpool boss Brendan Rodgers as the pair left Anfield together earlier this week. The couple were seen walking side-by-side as they left the ground on Sunday afternoon following the club's 2-1 defeat to Manchester United. Although Mr Rodgers looked less than pleased with the day's events, his girlfriend was all smiles as she stepped out with her boyfriend and daughter, dressed head-to-toe in black. Liverpool boss Brendan Rodgers, 41, was pictured leaving Anfield with his girlfriend Charlotte Hind, 31 . The manager look straight-faced as he left the club following the team's defeat to Manchester United - but his girlfriend was all smiles . The 31-year-old, who had the young girl with former husband Steven Hind, has been dating the Liverpool boss since the middle of last year. The mother-of-one, who was pushing her daughter's buggy, has now been spotted several times at the ground. Mr Rodgers, who was wearing a club-coloured red tie, took over at Liverpool FC in the summer of 2012, after previously guiding Swansea City into the Premier League. The 31-year-old looked glamorous as she stepped out head-to-toe in black, complete with stiletto heels . The move made him one of the most high-profile figures in the football world. The manager, who grew up in Northern Ireland and previously held the top job at Watford and Reading, has adopted a new and more fashionable image in recent months. He has spent thousands of pounds on having his teeth whitened and lost weight after regularly exercising at the club's Melwood training ground. Mr Rogers met his wife Susan when he was a young player at Reading Football Club. The couple have two children, Oldham Athletic footballer Anton, 20, and daughter Mischa,17. But he split from his wife, with whom he had been for more than 12 years, just more than one year ago. Since then, Mr Rodgers has undergone an image makeover to match the glamour of one of the top jobs in football. The 41-year-old has apparently had his teeth whitened and lost a noticeable amount of weight after exercising at the club's Melwood training ground. The father-of-two also moved from the family home into a £1.2million flat. Ms Hindused to work at Liverpool FC as a travel coordinator.

Summary: Mr Rodgers and girlfriend spotted after 2-1 defeat to Manchester United . Rodgers split from his wife of 12 years Susan more than one year ago . 41-year-old, a father-of-two, has been dating Ms Hind since last summer . Ms Hind, 31, has a young daughter with former husband Steven Hind .


At least three top Hillary Clinton aides used email addresses hosted on the former secretary of state's private server while she was in office, according to reports from two different news outlets. A conservative magazine reported Wednesday that Clinton's State Department chief and deputy chief of staff both had the private addresses. 'Two of Hillary Clinton's top aides used personal email while they were employed at the State Department,' Weekly Standard senior writer Stephen Hayes said in a Fox News Channel interview, naming 'Huma Abedin and Cheryl Mills, Hillary Clinton's chief of staff.' 'The State Department has evidence of this,' Hayes claimed. SCROLL DOWN FOR VIDEO . Longtime Hillary Clinton aide Huma Abedin had an email address on the former secretary of state's private server, judging from records maintained by Lexis-Nexis . Abedin (left), shown with then-Secretary of State Clinton during a 2010 diplomatic meeting in Vietnam, was her deputy chief of staff and is expected to play a key roll if Clinton runs for president . The Weekly Standard's Stephen Hayes claimed on Fox News that the State Department has evidence Abedin and Cheryl Mills, Clinton's two top aides, both used private email addresses for government work . Clinton has come under fire for exclusively using her own 'clintonemail.com' address while she was America's top diplomat. She admitted Tuesday during a news conference at the United Nations that she deleted more than 30,000 emails she decided were personal in nature and unrelated to her job. Separately from claims by The Weekly Standard, the gossip website Gawker reported this month that Abedin and Phillippe Reines, Clinton's top communications strategist, had the private addresses. Abedin married into a separate scandal when she wed former congressman Anthony Weiner, whose sexting exploits landed him on front pages and hastened his departure from Congress. Daily Mail Online was able to confirm Abedin's email address through Lexis-Nexis, a commercial service that compiles public records. 'Huma@clintonemail.com' was one of several of Abedin's email addresses Nexis collected in conjunction with other public records. Email addresses typically land in the Nexis database when people list them on credit applications, mortgage paperwork or other legal documents. Cheryl Mills (left) was Clinton's chief of staff at the State Department and reportedly used an off-the-books email address to trade messages with the then-secretary of state, potentially putting their work emails beyond the reach of government investigators . Searches for similar email addresses belonging to Reines and Mills were unsuccessful, as were searches for email addresses belonging to current and former State Department spokeswoman Victoria Nuland, Jen Psaki and Marie Harf, along with current Clinton spokesman Nick Merrill. Merrill told Gawker this month that Reines 'has never had' an email address on the private Clinton server, 'not for communicating with anyone about anything.' But Merrill wouldn't say whether Reines used a separate private account to conduct government business with Clinton. Hayes said Tuesday that 'the question, I think becomes: Were they emailing with Hillary Clinton from their personal email addresses to her personal email address about State Department business, about Benghazi, including sensitive classified

Summary: Weekly Standard says State Dept. has evidence Huma Abedin and Cheryl Mills, Clinton's top two aides at State, used 'clintonemail.com' addresses . Gawker claims Abedin had one along with Phillippe Reines, Clinton's top communications strategist while she was in Washington . Public records on Nexis show Abedin used her clintonemail.com address but the other two haven't been confirmed . Clinton is still embroiled in controversy over admissions that she exclusively used a private, non-government email server while in office .


A shocking video has emerged showing a Sikh boy being bullied on a school bus by his classmates who chant 'terrorist' at him. The boy sits on his own, filming his abusers on his mobile phone as they hurl racist insults at him in childish voices. A version of the worrying video, distorted here to protect the identities of the children, has been uploaded to YouTube and has been watched more than 472,000 views since it was added on February 28. Scroll down for video . Patient: The young boy is seen in this heavily pixelated footage. Visible is the distinct outline of his patka - which young Sikh boys wear before they don the Dastaar turban of a fully baptizedSikh . A shocking video has emerged showing a Sikh boy being bullied on a school bus by his classmates who chant 'terrorist' at him (file picture) In the short clip the boy can be heard quietly saying 'kids being racist to me' while some of the children threaten to 'sue' him and take him to court for filming them without permission. One girl can be seen standing over the seats and pointing at the boy shouting: 'Terrorist, terrorist.' They panic when they realise he is recording the confrontation and a girl is heard saying: 'I never gave you permission to film me, you're going to court.' When asked to turn off the camera, the Sikh student reacts defensively by claiming: 'I can't if you're being racist to me motherf*****.' The original video was removed from YouTube but it is thought to have been filmed on the way to a school in the state of Georgia.

Summary: Sikh boy filmed as some classmates branded him 'terrorist' on school run . Children then threaten to 'sue him' for recording them without permission . Incident is believed to have happened on school bus in the state of Georgia . Version of worrying video has been seen almost 500,000 times on YouTube .


Joe Hart did not need a blinder in Barcelona to confirm his status as England’s No 1 goalkeeper, but serious injuries to his two deputies will revive concerns at the lack of cover available to Roy Hodgson. Fraser Forster met with specialists on Wednesday after scans confirmed he broke his left knee-cap in Southampton’s win against Burnley on Saturday. Forster will miss the rest of this season and may not play again this year which is a blow for Saints as they aim for Europe, and also for England boss Hodgson at a time when Ben Foster is out for six months. Joe Hart talks to the media on Wednesday ahead of England's Euro 2016 qualifier against Lithuania on Friday . Manchester City goalkeeper Hart makes a save during training at St George's Park with the England squad . Foster damaged cruciate ligaments in his left knee while playing for West Bromwich Albion against Stoke 12 days ago. Hodgson will be exposed if Hart is hit by injury or suspension, although the Manchester City goalkeeper has backed the decision to recall QPR’s Rob Green for the first time in nearly three years. ‘Greeny is rock solid,’ said Hart. ‘His mentality is great. And he is a very good goalkeeper who has been playing at the top level for a long time. There are no surprises. ‘I was gutted for Ben and Fraser. It’s really, really sad news. ‘It has rocked us all as a goalkeeping group and rocked all the lads in the squad because they are great guys and they are having great seasons. ‘But Greeny has come in and hopefully he can profit. He did brilliantly in the Championship last year. Robert Green (right) trains with Joe Hart (centre) at St George's Park in Roy Hodgson's England squad . Fraser Forster suffered a knee injury after colliding with Burnley's Sam Vokes at the weekend . West Brom keeper Ben Foster makes a save against Tottenham in January but is out injured for six months . ‘I remember watching him in the play-off final, when he was man of the match for me. QPR are in a bad position but he has been fantastic this season.’ Green has 12 caps, but only one since the World Cup in South Africa when he was pilloried for a mistake which gifted the United States an equaliser as England drew 1-1 in their opening group game. He did not play again for Fabio Capello, and his only game since was against Norway, in Hodgson’s second game in charge. Neymar attempts to nip the ball away from Hart's clutches at the Nou Camp during the Champions League tie . Lionel Messi tries to find a way past Hart but the England stopper was in fine form at the Nou Camp . The English keeper once again thwarts Messi during the Champions League last-16 encounter . Green, 35, has not been in the squad since Euro 2012 despite his reliable form at QPR, but will be on the bench for the Euro 2016 qualifier against Lithuania

Summary: Southampton keeper Fraser Forster has undergone surgery on his knee . Ben Foster is also out injured as England lack options in goal . QPR keeper Rob Green has not represented England in almost three years . Three Lions face Euro 2016 qualifier against Lithuania on Friday . England keeper Joe Hart could gain his 50th cap against Italy next week .


Ed Miliband has vowed to adopt a ‘Turing’s law’ to allow the pardoning of tens of thousands of men convicted of gay sex when it was illegal. Alan Turing, the Second World War codebreaker, was convicted of homosexual activity in 1952 but given a posthumous royal pardon 15 months ago. Since then his relatives have campaigned for the 49,000 men convicted under gross indecency laws to be similarly pardoned. Scroll down for video . Labour leader Ed Miliband has vowed to introduce a new 'Turing's Law' pardoning men convicted of historic gay sex 'offences' like the World War Two hero Alan Turing . Under a law passed by the coalition government, anyone still alive who has a conviction or caution for consensual gay sex can apply to the Home Office to have the offences removed from their records. Mr Miliband has said he will extend this to the families and friends of gay men who received convictions in their lifetime but died before they could apply to have the records changed. The Labour leader told Gay Times that, if elected Prime Minister in May, he would make the matter a priority. The campaign to parden gay men convicted of 'gross indecency' has been backed by celebrities including Hollywood star Benedict Cumberbatch, who played Mr Turing in the Oscar-winning drama The Imitation Game . He said: ‘I think it’s worth saying that we do want to extend the principles being applied to Alan Turing and his family, to be able to say to others who were convicted of a criminal offence simply because of the person that they loved – whether they are alive or no longer alive – that we can get a pardon for them. ‘I think it’s a stain on our society, frankly. I think it’s right what’s been done in relation to Alan Turing and his family, but there are also other families that will have had relatives who were convicted, as I say, simply because of the person they love. 'And I think it’s time we acted for them, too. I think we owe it to the LGBT [Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender] community to make this move.’ Turing died after eating an apple laced with cyanide . On 8 June 1954, Turing's cleaner found him dead. A post-mortem examination established the cause of death was cyanide poisoning. An inquest determined that he had committed suicide, and he was cremated at Woking Crematorium on 12 June. Several scholars, and even his family, have suggested Turing's death was not suicide - and instead either an accident or linked to a conspiracy. When his body was discovered, an apple laid half-eaten next to his bed. It was never tested for cyanide but it is speculated it was the source of the fatal does. Some more peculiar theories suggest Turing was 'obsessed' with fairytale Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs and his death was inspired by the poison apple in the story. The theory was supported in an article in The Guardian written by Turing's friend, the author Alan Garner, in

Summary: Relatives of gay WW2 codebreaker Alan Turing petitioned Downing Street . Turing was prosecuted for being gay but he was pardoned in 2013 . Benedict Cumberbatch played Turing in the film The Imitation Game . Some 49,000 men were convicted of 'gross indecency' under anti-gay laws . Miliband vowed to introduce a 'Turing's Law' pardoning gay prosecutions .