The Southern California teacher found hanging from her classroom ceiling knew the devastating effects of suicide after her own father took his life four years ago. Photography teacher Jillian Jacobson, 31, had spoken to students about the death of her father, Richard Prisbey, 55, and had even told one class of students a few weeks ago, that if they ever felt down to ask for help. The teacher, who was discovered at El Dorado High School in Placentia, California on Monday by her own students, also taught a week-long unit on depression for freshmen. Photography teacher Jillian Jacobson (left with a student), 31, had spoken to students about the death of her father, Richard Prisbey, 55, and had even told one class of students a few weeks ago, that if they ever felt down to ask for help . The Southern California teacher found hanging from her classroom ceiling knew the devastating effects of suicide after her own father took his life four years ago (Mrs Jacobson pictured left and right). Mrs Jacobson, who was discovered at El Dorado High School in Placentia, California, by her own students, also taught a week-long unit on depression for freshmen . On Monday evening, 500 students gathered outside the school's gate, lighting candles and leaving written tributes (above) for their teacher, and the following day, the candles remained at the site with a few still burning . She emphasized that suicide was not the answer to anyone's problems and that it deeply affected many people. Mrs Jacobson's father went missing in 2011 after leaving his job and was found dead two days later with a bullet wound to his head in an isolated desert area. His death was ruled as a suicide, according to a coroner's report. Her students said her father's suicide clearly impacted troubled Mrs Jacobson, but she kept her composure and did not get emotional when she talked about it with her class. Her students said her father's suicide clearly impacted troubled Mrs Jacobson, but she kept her composure and did not get emotional when she talked about it with her class (above student CJ Holton places her candle during a candlelight vigil for the popular teacher) Mrs Jacobson's father went missing after leaving his job and was found dead in 2011 with a bullet wound to his head in an isolated desert. His death was ruled as a suicide, according to a coroner's report (above students light their candles) Her shocking death stood in stark contrast to the teacher students said they knew, and described her as someone cheerful and trusted, who inspired in many a love of photography (Mrs Jacobson pictured right) No one could point to any recent warning signs that she was distressed, though one student noted that she lost a lot of weight. Her shocking death stood in stark contrast to the teacher students said they knew, and described her as someone cheerful and trusted, who inspired in many a love of photography. During students' first-period class on Tuesday, a school administrator delivered an announcement on the

Summary: Jillian Jacobson, 31, spoke to students about 2011 suicide of her father, Richard Prisbey, 55; told one class suicide is not answer to problems . She taught photography at El Dorado High School in Placentia, California . No one could point to any recent warning signs that she was distressed . Students found her in locked classroom hanging as they arrived for school . Jacobson was married and lived with her 34-year-old husband in Anaheim . On Monday night, 500 students held candlelit vigil for Mrs Jacobson . Her classroom will remain closed until end of school year . For confidential support on suicide matters call the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline on 1-800-273-8255 or see www.suicidepreventionlifeline.org for details .


Kevin Pietersen has reiterated his desire to play for England again after incoming ECB chairman Colin Graves appeared to open the door on a shock return. Graves, who assumes the post in May, told BBC Radio 5 Live that the ‘first thing he’s got to do if he wants to get back is play county cricket’. Pietersen, sacked by England over a year ago, is currently unattached after leaving Surrey, but admitted he was ‘pleasantly surprised’ by Graves’s remarks. Pietersen told Sky Sports: ‘The previous chat was clearly that I had been banned from playing for England, which for me was incredibly sad because I do feel my career was cut short and taken away from me at 33.’ Kevin Pietersen has revealed he 'loves' playing for England and could be set for a return to the set up . Colin Graves has revealed that Pietersen will need to play country cricket if he's to play for England . A county stint would almost certainly mean Pietersen having to sacrifice one or both of his Twenty20 franchise deals in India and West Indies, but he insisted: ‘This is not a deal about money. This is about me playing cricket for England, doing something I love. I will have to go away and see where my future lies. But this is really encouraging.’ Graves was later reported as saying: ‘If he does that and scores a lot of runs they can’t ignore him, I would have thought, but that is up to him. Forget personalities. Selectors pick the best players in form. That is their job.' An ECB spokesman sought to clarify the comment, adding: ‘Nothing has changed — only players who are playing consistent high-quality county cricket and who are seen as a positive influence will be selected for England.’ Pietersen's contract with Surrey expired last year so he could go and play in the Indian Premier League and the Big Bash but it's unclear if he'll return to his former employers. Chairman Richard Thompson told Sportsmail: ‘Our understanding at the end of last summer was that Pietersen had no intention of playing red-ball cricket. If not, he will not play for Surrey.’ The batsman's contract with Surrey ended last year but it's unknown if he'll return his former club .

Summary: Kevin Pietersen admits he'd love to play cricket for England again . Colin Graves appointment as ECB chairman has opened the door for Pietersen to make a return if he plays county cricket . The batsman would be forced to drop a Twenty20 franchise to play county . Click here for all the latest cricket news .


A record number of people are now in work after a massive hiring surge, official figures revealed this morning. The number of people with a job increased by 143,000 to reach 30.94 million in the three months to January – with wages now rising six times faster than inflation. At the same time unemployment fell by 102,000 to reach 1.86 million while the number of people on the dole last month fell by 31,000 to 791,200, the Office for National Statistics said. However, today’s figures also revealed that almost as many foreigners found work over the past year as British citizens. The number of Britons working in the UK increased by 375,000 to reach 28million – while the number of foreign workers jumped by an astonishing 239,000 to reach 2.96 million. There will also be concern at the increase of women forced to work part time. While the number of men in part-time jobs fell by 20,000, the number of women in part-time work soared by 157,000. It means there are now 6.15million women in jobs that aren’t full time – almost three times higher than the number of men in part-time work. Scroll down for video . A record number of number are now in work after a massive hiring surge, the Office for National Statistics said this morning . Overall, unemployment is now at a near seven-year low, while the number of people are in work has hit a new record. The employment rate of 73.3% has never been higher. The jobless total is now 1.86 million, the lowest since the summer of 2008 and almost half a million down on a year ago. Overall, 5.7 per cent of over 16s are unemployed - compared to a European Union average of 9.8 per cent. The number of people claiming jobseeker's allowance fell by 31,000 to 791,200 in February - the 28th consecutive monthly reduction. The number of people classed as economically inactive, including those on long-term sick leave, looking after a relative or who have given up looking for work, fell by 30,000 to just over nine million, or 22.2 per cent of 16 to 64-year-olds. However, this is 14,000 higher than a year ago. Self-employment increased by 33,000 to 4.5 million, close to a record high and accounting for more than one in four jobs. Other figures showed that public sector employment has fallen by 6,000 to just under 5.4 million, the lowest since current records began in 1999. Overall, 5.7 per cent of over 16s are unemployed - compared to a European Union average of 9.8 per cent . George Osborne, pictured outside Number 11 Downing Street this morning, has promised to deliver 'a budget that works for you' The biggest losses have been in local government, while employment in the NHS increased by 18,000 over the past year. Prime Minister David Cameron this morning hailed the figures. He said: 'The highest employment rate in our history is not a dry fact. It means more people with the security of a pay packet and a brighter future.' Chancellor

Summary: Number in work increased by 143,000 to 30.94m in three months to January . The employment rate of 73.3% has never been higher, figures revealed . At the same time unemployment fell by 102,000 to 1.86m, the ONS said . Jobless total down to 1.86m, down almost half a million on a year ago . The number of people on the dole last month fell by 31,000 to 791,200 .


West Indies batsman Darren Bravo is set to make his return to action from injury after being named in a training squad ahead of England's Test tour. Bravo's World Cup ended early due to a hamstring injury, but he has been put down in a list of 20 players by the West Indies Cricket Board for a training camp in Antigua that begins on April 5. Star name Chris Gayle, however, will miss the camp and the England series, which starts on April 13, due to ongoing back problems and his Indian Premier League commitments. Darren Bravo has been included in the West Indies' training squad after recovering from a hamstring injury . Chris Gayle has missed out on a place in West Indies' training squad because of a back injury . In what will be new coach Phil Simmons' first series since taking charge, West Indies have given four uncapped players the chance to make their case for a Test berth, with Carlos Brathwaite, Miguel Cummins, Shane Dowrich and Shai Hope called up. Meanwhile, spinner Devendra Bishoo could be in line for a Test recall after two years out, as is Veerasammy Permaul, who last played a five-day fixture in December 2013. S Benn, D Bishoo, J Blackwood, C Brathwaite, K Brathwaite, D Bravo, S Chanderpaul, S Cottrell, M Cummins, S Dowrich, S Gabriel, J Holder, S Hope, L Johnson, V Permaul, D Ramdin, K Roach, M Samuels, D Smith, J Taylor.

Summary: The West Indies have named a 20-man squad for a training camp in Antigua . Batsman Darren Bravo will return after syffering a hamstring injury . Chris Gayle will miss the series with England due to ongoing back issues .


A woman of 95 has died after waiting four hours in a queue of ambulances outside a hospital. As Lilly Baxandall arrived at Glan Clwyd Hospital, North Wales, 11 ambulances were waiting to hand over patients. And, by the time she was finally admitted to the Bodelwyddan hospital four hours later, her family said it was too late. The former British Airways catering supervisor, who lived in a bungalow in Abergele, North Wales, developed pneumonia and died the following day. Lilly Baxandall, 95, was taken to Glan Clwyd Hospital, north Wales (pictured) at around 5pm on September 1 last year after a fall. She was not admitted to A&E until 9.50pm, and died the next day . It is the latest shocking death threatening to undermine patient faith in the Welsh Ambulance Service, which has met its response targets just once in the past two-and-a-half years. Labour, which runs the health service in Wales under devolution, has cut health funding by more than 8 per cent since 2010. And the cuts have seen longer waits for ambulances, far more people waiting more than four hours in A&E than in England, and poor cancer care. At a pre-inquest hearing yesterday, Miss Baxandall's great-niece Kate Thomas, a locum doctor who helped care for her great-aunt in the ambulance, said: 'By the time she was admitted it was far too late.' The court, sitting in Ruthin, North Wales, was told Miss Baxandall’s cleaner dialled 999 on September 1 last year when she found her on the floor after a fall. She had a cut on her head but was still conscious. A paramedic arrived soon after but it was two more hours before an ambulance arrived, making it to the casualty department of Glan Clwyd Hospital by 5pm. Coroner John Gittins said Miss Baxandall's case is particularly concerning as it is the third such case he has had to deal with . At that time, Coroner John Gittins said, there was evidence to suggest 11 ambulances were queuing outside waiting to discharge patients. ‘Over the course of the next few hours she began to decline and paramedics were becoming concerned at the delay in admission,’ the coroner said. She was finally admitted at 9.50pm – almost seven hours after the paramedic first arrived. A post-mortem examination found she died of pneumonia due to bleeding on the brain, caused by the head injury. The coroner said he would call a neurosurgeon to give evidence on whether Miss Baxandall would have had a better chance of survival had she been admitted sooner. Betsi Cadwaladr Health Board, which runs Glan Clwyd Hospital, last week said it was struggling due to cuts to the Labour-run NHS – as it urged patients not to go to GPs for free prescriptions to treat minor ailments. The coroner said he was concerned as Miss Baxandall’s death was the third he had dealt with recently where ambulance delays were a factor. He ordered bosses of the ambulance service and health board to give evidence at a full hearing, saying the ‘buck’ stopped with

Summary: Lilly Baxandall, 95, was found on floor of her home with cut to her head . Paramedic arrived at 3pm and called ambulance which got to A&E at 5pm . Miss Baxandall waited in ambulance until 9.50pm when she was admitted . Lost consciousness and died the next day, and inquest into death set up . Coroner says Miss Baxandall's case is the third he has had to deal with .


A Canadian woman has claimed that she was lured to an Italian police officer's home with three other women via a couch-surfing website, before being drugged and sexually assaulted by him. The woman, who has not been identified for legal reasons, is among more than a dozen women to have alleged they were attacked by Dino Maglio after using the travel website, Couchsurfing.com. In a victim statement, she recalled trying and failing to rouse the three other female visitors after discovering them passed out in Maglio's house. However, she shortly fell unconscious herself. She added that she had hazy memories of being kissed and fondled by the officer during her visit. But she said she was unable to protest to the alleged sexual assault due to her 'drugged-up' state. Accused: A Canadian woman has claimed that she was lured to Italian police officer Dino Maglio's (right) home with three other women via a couch-surfing website, before being drugged and sexually assaulted by him . Maglio, 35, is currently on trial in Padua after being charged with drugging a 16-year-old Australian girl with a tranquilizer. He had allegedly enticed the teen via Couchsurfing.com, before raping her. Prosecutors are seeking a seven-year-prison term for the defendant, who has reportedly admitted to drugging the teenager and having sexual relations with her even though he knew she was a minor. Boris Dubini, who represents the unnamed girl, says Maglio's claim that the sex was consensual was nonsense. He says the tranquilizer he gave the victim turned her into a 'rag doll' with no resistance. The Australian teen was traveling with her mother and sister at the time, The Guardian reported. Maglio, who is being held in a military prison, was not present for Tuesday's hearing. He is accused of using the the name Leonardo on his Couchsurfing.com profile to entice his alleged victims. Since the 16-year-old girl made her allegations against Maglio, up to a further 15 women have come forward claiming they were assaulted by him after making arrangements to stay at his Padua home. Numerous claims: The woman, who has not been identified for legal reasons, is among more than a dozen women to have alleged they were attacked by Maglio (right) after using the travel website, Couchsurfing.com . Popular: Maglio, 35, is currently on trial in Padua after being charged with drugging a 16-year-old Australian girl with a tranquilizer after striking up a conversation on Couchsurfing.com (pictured), before raping her . The case has raised safety concerns surrounding Couchsurfing.com, which puts travellers in touch with hosts who are willing to put them up and show them around their home-towns for free. The site's chief executive, Jennifer Billock, told The Guardian that users' safety was a top priority and it was constantly 'evolving our tools and processes to find and halt abusers of our system'. However, Couchsurfing.com has been linked to several alleged sexual assaults over the years, including the rape of a Hong Kong tourist in Leeds, England, according to the newspaper. It is believed that Maglio had told one alleged victim that

Summary: Dino Maglio, 35, reportedly lured unnamed woman via Couchsurfing.com . Once at his Italy home, woman 'tried to rouse three other female visitors' However, she failed to do so and soon fell unconscious herself, it is said . When she woke up, she recalled being kissed and fondled by the officer . Maglio is currently on trial for 'raping and drugging an Australian girl, 16' He faces possible seven-year prison term; is suspended from police role . Up to sixteen women have come forward claiming Maglio attacked them . He allegedly used name Leonardo on Couchsurfing.com to lure victims .


From dangling on a broken zip wire to clumsily peddling himself around on a namesake bike, there's little Boris Johnson won't do for a good photograph. But the Mayor seemed to have bitten off more than he could chew today when photographed gracelessly sampling local delicacies at a school in Yarm, North Yorkshire. With a plate piled high with Parmo and chips, the politician posed for cameras in a scene reminiscent of Ed Miliband's disastrous devouring of a bacon sandwich. Elsewhere leader Nigel Farage was spotted bashfully tucking in to a Cornish pasty while campaigning in one of Ukip's target seats. Scroll down for video . Boris Johnson was captured clumsily tasting local delicacies at a school in North Yorkshire in the latest of a string of bizarre photographs which show politicians eating awkwardly . An appetite for life: The London mayor looked quizzical as he made his way through the Middlesbrough dish . Struggling: Nigel Farage fell into the same camp of awkward eaters after being snapped trying to tuck in to a Cornish pasty during a break from the campaign trail . Like his Labour counterpart, the Tory Mayor of London may have been well advised to take smaller, fewer bites as he tried the Middlesbrough dish. Having shovelled fork fulls of chicken and cheese into his mouth Mr Johnson, who previously confessed to loving 'all food', summed up the meal as 'delicious', seemingly disappointed not to be able to finish it. In Redruth, Ukip leader Nigel Farage made his way through a flaky Cornish pasty while taking a break from the campaign trail. Keeping the paper bag it came in close to his chin to catch any crumbs, Mr Farage stretched his mouth around the snack to the delight of a passing photographer. Theirs are the latest in a bizarre string of awkward eating stunts carried out by British politicians sparked by Ed Miliband's encounter with a stubborn bacon buttie. Nestled in at a steel dining set Mr Miliband in New Covent Garden Market last May, the Labour leader wrestled with the sandwich to the amusement of assembled photographers. Parmo is flattened chicken breast smothered in bread crumbs and topped with bechamel sauce and cheddar cheese. Originally referred to as Chicken Parmesan, it is a favourite in takeaways across the North East. It typically consists of chicken but pork is sometimes used instead. The dish is thought to have originated in a Middlesbrough takeaway around 40 years ago. His face contorted and mouth full, the photographs saw him accused of being further out of touch with ordinary people than ever before. In 2012 David Cameron was caught in a similarly embarrassing pose while enjoying a hot dog with President Obama. The Prime Minister was watching a basketball game with his American counterpart when the pair were snapped shoving mustard-glazed sausages into their mouths. During his visit to Yarm today Boris Johnson canvassed a group of teenagers for their support in the forthcoming election. He had travelled to the area to back MP James Wharton in his campaign for the

Summary: Mayor of London seen getting to grips with a Parmo during school visit . Awkwardly shovelled food into his mouth for crowd of waiting cameras . Elsewhere the Ukip leader was seen struggling through a Cornish pasty . Latest in a bizarre string of photos of politicians eating awkwardly .


A Delaware family has been hospitalised after it is believed they were exposed to a toxic pesticide while on holiday in the US Virgin Islands. Headteacher Steve Esmond, his wife, Dr Theresa Devine, and their two teenage sons fell seriously ill during their stay at the Sirenusa Condominium Resort on the Caribbean island of St. John. The family were airlifted to separate hospitals in Philadelphia suffering major respiratory trauma, with 11th and ninth grade sons, Sean and Ryan, in critical care. Headteacher Steve Esmond and his wife, Dr. Theresa Devine, were on holiday with their two sons . The family was staying at the $800-a-night Sirenusa Condominium Resort on the Caribbean island of St. John . It is believed the harmful chemical was used to disinfect a neighbouring suite at the complex the day the family arrived for their eight-night stay, 6ABC reported. The family's attorney, James Maron, said the Esmonds began to have seizures on Friday, and they were taken to island hospitals and airlifted back to the Philadelphia area by Monday. 'Their conditions, while serious, are stable and improving,' the attorney said in a statement issued to The News Journal. 'The boys remain in critical condition.' The odourless pesticide used inside a suite at the complex was reported to be methyl bromide, which is used to treat mould, insects and rodents. The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) are investigating whether the family was poisoned by a pesticide . According to the US Environmental Protection Agency, the odourless pesticide can be fatal or cause serious central nervous system and respiratory system damage. As it is acutely toxic, use of the pesticide is restricted to outdoor use only in the United States. Investigators confirmed that the chemical was applied 'to deal with indoor bugs,' said Judith Enck, an administrator for the EPA, to USA Today. 'Their conditions, while serious, are stable and improving,' a statement from Maron's law office said. 'The boys remain in critical condition.' Steve Esmond is the administrator of Tatnall Middle School in Wilmington, Delaware, and his wife, Theresa, is a dentist. Sea Glass Vacations, which acts as a rental agent for several units at Sirenusa Condominium Resort, told 6ABC that it is aware that the family became seriously ill, but that the unit where they stayed was not treated with a pesticide. It said that pesticide was used to treat the unit immediately below the suite where the Esmonds were staying.

Summary: Esmond family began to have seizures at their resort at US Virgin Islands . It is believed methyl bromide was used at the Sirenusa Resort . Use of the chemical is restricted to outdoor use in America . Parents are in a serious condition and teenage sons in a critical state .


The owner of a property near GCHQ where Banksy daubed his ‘Spybooth’ artwork has claimed that the mural had made his life a misery after being given listed status. David Possee could have expected a windfall after the work was sprayed onto the side of his end-of-terrace property close to Britain's surveillance centre in Cheltenham, Gloucestershire. But after the stencil was granted Grade II-listed status, Mr Possee, 45, has been unable to remove and sell it - and cannot carry out building work to make the house habitable. Scroll down for video . Eavesdropping: Spybooth features three 1950s-style agents, wearing brown trench coats and trilby hats, using devices to tap into conversations at a telephone box on the side of the £300,000 property . Public interest: Dozens of people came to see the artwork after it was sprayed onto the side of an end-of-terrace property close to Britain's surveillance centre in April 2014 in Cheltenham, Gloucestershire . As a result he cannot rent out the home, which is empty. He claimed he has been harassed by ‘malicious busybodies’ and now just wants to sell the property - so he can ‘get on with my life’. Mr Possee said: ‘If Cheltenham want it, they can have it. Just buy the building off me, I just want to get on with my life. Cut me free, you can have the Cheltenham Banksy.’ Spybooth features three 1950s-style agents, wearing brown trench coats and trilby hats, using devices to tap into conversations at a telephone box on the side of the £300,000 property. It appeared last April before soaring in value when Banksy confirmed it was one of his pieces. The wall was boarded up but a bidding war ensued as locals tried to raise an estimated £1million to secure it for the town. A businessman claimed to have raised enough, but his bid fell through. Protection: Scaffolding was put up over the artwork after it was vandalised. After the stencil was granted Grade II-listed status, Mr Possee, 45, has been unable to remove and sell it . Covering: It was feared the chunk of wall could be removed and sold, but last month Cheltenham Borough Council voted to incorporate the mural into the building’s existing Grade II-listed status . It was feared the chunk of wall could be removed and sold, but last month Cheltenham Borough Council voted to incorporate the mural into the building’s existing Grade II-listed status. This means Mr Possee - whose home is thought to have tripled in value since the mural was painted - now cannot carry out urgent repairs to strengthen and re-render the walls. He said: ‘If this had been any other artist, it [the listed status] would have been laughed out of the chambers. I have no idea where I go from here.' Mr Possee said he could fight the decision, but that would mean him spending his own money to launch a case at the High Court. He said the council ‘agreed in principle’ to protect the mural when he first approached them for help. Sign:

Summary: Artwork was sprayed onto David Possee's house in Cheltenham last year . But he cannot remove and sell it after Grade II-listed status was granted . Mr Possee also can't carry out building work to make property rentable . He now wants to sell end-of-terrace home so he can 'get on with my life'


In a genetic first, scientists have sequenced the largest ever set of human genomes from a single population. The epic undertaking involved sequencing the DNA of 2,636 Icelanders and comparing them with the partial sequences of another 104,000. Among several key finds, the data set suggests that the 'father of humanity' - our most recent common male ancestor - lived between 174,000 and 321,000 years ago. Scroll down for video . In a genetic first, scientists have sequenced the largest ever set of human genomes from a single population. The epic undertaking involved sequencing the DNA of 2,636 Icelanders and comparing them with the partial sequences of another 104,000 revealing insights into human evolution . Scientists see Iceland as a goldmine for doing genetics research. The country was founded by a small group of settlers from Europe arriving about 1,100 years ago and it remained isolated for the next thousand years. Because the population in Iceland has very little genetic diversity, scientists can find genetic variants that raise the chance of disease more easily. Iceland also has strong genealogical record, as a result of well-preserved historical documents. This date range, based on a calculation of human mutation rates, contradicts earlier findings that claim the father of all humans lived around 340,000 years ago. Scientists now estimate his age to be 239,000 years old – a date closer to humanity's most common female ancestor who is believed to have lived 200,000 years ago. As well as evolutionary insights, scientists say the dataset will help them discover 'mutant genes' that naturally protect a rare group of people from certain diseases. So far, the work has provided promising results helping identify 20 million genetic variants among the Icelandic population. Among these variations, scientists at Reykjavik-based DeCode Genetics have already found genes that increase the risks of Alzheimer's disease, liver and thyroid problems. 'This work is a demonstration of the unique power sequencing gives us,' said Kari Stefansson, founder of DeCode, who led the research. 'This is very much more than a molecular national selfie,' he added. 'We're contributing to important tools for making more accurate diagnostics for rare diseases.' Stefansson's team today published four papers online in Nature Genetics, all of which used the Icelandic data. Among several key finds, the data set suggests that the 'father of humanity' would have lived between 174,000 and 321,000 years ago. This date range, based on a calculation of human mutation rates (pictured), contradicts earlier findings that claims the father of all humans live around 340,000 years ago . They detail mutations in the ABCA7 gene that are associated with an increased risk of Alzheimer's disease. Six of the eight mutations in ABCA7 were also found to be present in other populations of European ancestry, including the US, indicating that the results are not specific to the Icelandic population. They also identify a variant of the gene ABCB4 that is significantly associated with the risk of developing liver disease. Gilian McVean, a geneticist at the University of Oxford who was not involved in the study told New York

Summary: Scientists sequenced largest ever set of genomes from a single nation . The data reveals some surprising genetic mutations in Icelandic people . Data also revealed that the father of humanity is older than first thought . Eight per cent of the population has a gene that doesn't function at all . Study found genes that increase the risk of Alzheimer's and liver disease . Scientists say data will help them develop better treatments for disease .


The first female pilots to join the Chinese equivalent of the Red Arrows could put on a display in the UK this summer. Organisers of the Royal International Air Tattoo have asked the People's Liberation Army (PLA) Air Force to participate at the annual show in Gloucestershire, and are hopeful they might send the Bayi Aerobatic Team to put on a display. A spokesman, for the world's biggest military airshow said an appearance by the team would be one of the most 'eagerly anticipated performances ever', which is on the weekend of July 17 to 19, 2015. Dream team: Pilots Tao Jiali, He Xiaoli, Yu Xu and Sheng Yifei People's Liberation Army Air Force Acrobatic Team, in Kunming, China, before they departed for Malaysia this week . On show: J-10 jet fighters of the Bayi Aerobatic Team of the air force of the Chinese People's Liberation Army perform at the 10th China International Aviation and Aerospace Exhibition . It comes as Yu Xu, Tao Jiali, Sheng Yifei and He Xiaoli are set to make their overseas debut at the Langkawi International Maritime & Aerospace Exhibition in Malaysia next week, reports People's Daily Online. The women each have more than 800 hours of flying training under their belt, across the use of four different types of aircraft. The Chinese military have said that these are the only four women pilots in China capable of navigating the third generation of jet fighters now being used. Glamorous: Yu Xu prepares for the performance (right) at the 10th China International Aviation and Aerospace Exhibition while her flying colleagues look on . Taken off: Members of the Bayi Aerobatic Team have been asked to perform at this year's Royal International Air Tattoo . Airshow co-ordinators at the UK event, which attracts thousands of aviation enthusiasts to the two-day event at RAF Fairford each year, said they would be welcome on the bill. Spokesman Richard Arquati said: 'Having extended an invitation to the PLAAF we would be delighted if they accepted and agreed to send their Bayi Aerobatic Team. Top guns: Yu Xu, Tao Jiali, Sheng Yifei and He Xiaoli seen on the runway of the Zuhuhai exhibition sporting shades which earned them their nickname . Attractive: J-10 jet fighters of the Bayi Aerobatic Team show their many colours during performance . High flyers: He Xiaoli and Sheng Yifei, members of China's Bayi Aerobatic Team, watch the performance of their teammates . 'The team would certainly receive a huge and very warm reception from the thousands of aircraft enthusiasts who attend our event and for whom such an addition to the flying display would prove one of the most eagerly anticipated performances at a UK airshow - ever.' The four women took part in a high-profile military parade marking the People's Republic of China's 60th anniversary in 2009. They also performed with J-10 fighters at the 10th China International Aviation and Aerospace Exhibition in Zhuhai, Guangdong Province, last November. It is not yet known whether the PLA will accept the invitation and who they will send if they

Summary: Organisers say female pilots would be 'eagerly anticipated' at airshow . The group of four are first women to join the Chinese army's aerobatic team . They are set to make their international debut in Malaysia next week . Each pilot has more than 800 hours of flight time under their belts .


The trailer for Lena Dunham's new documentary about Hilary Knight, the artist who illustrated the famed Eloise children's books, has been unveiled, five weeks after it was screened at the 2015 Sundance Film Festival. The 36-minute HBO film, which profiles the esteemed 88-year-old New Yorker and his storied career, first came about in 2013 after Mr Knight heard that Miss Dunham, 28, had a tattoo of Eloise on her back, and wrote to the Girls creator to initiate contact. Miss Dunham, who made It's Me, Hilary: The Man Who Drew Eloise with her Girls co-producer Jenni Konner, has long cherished the popular book series, written in the 50s by author Kay Thompson and chronicling the misadventures of a precocious six-year-old girl who lives in New York's Plaza Hotel. Scroll down for video . Trailer: The HBO documentary, in which Lena Dunham (L) profiles Eloise illustrator Hilary Knight, 88, first came about after he contacted the Girls star about the tattoo of the fictional character she has on her back (R) The trailer hints at the close friendship which ultimately formed between Miss Dunham and Mr Knight, showing them larking around and filming one another, Miss Dunham in one clip donning an Eloise-style wig. Speaking to The Hollywood Reporter, the famed illustrator said of Miss Dunham: 'It was as though I had known her all my life. We totally bonded.' Miss Dunham admits she closely relates to the fictional character Mr Knight brought to life all those years ago. 'Eloise is the p****d off little riot girl in all of us,' she says fondly, while the film's director Matt Wolfe describes Eloise as 'a punky feminist icon from the 50s, drawn by a man in his mid-twenties '. Bond: The trailer hints at the close friendship which ultimately formed between Miss Dunham and Mr Knight, showing them larking around with Miss Dunham donning an Eloise-style wig (pictured) Kindred spirit: Mr Knight (L) wrote to Miss Dunham (R) in February 2013 and praised her as a 'smart, sassy fan' who 'definitely understands' Eloise's character . According to the film's synopsis, Mr Knight is 'as remarkable a character' as Eloise herself. 'Temperamental, flamboyant, on the one hand fiercely private and on the other desperate to make his legacy known', it states. 'What emerges is a portrait of an artist stunted by early success and haunted by personal failures, and deeply devoted to his most famous creation'. Team: Miss Dunham (C) made the film with her Girls co-producer Jenni Konner (L) and director Matt Wolfe (R) Still popular: The classic children's book series was penned by author Kay Thompson in the 50s . The film also touches on Mr Knight's lengthy battle with Eloise's author, Kay Thompson, over the rights to the character. Ms Thompson, who lived in the Plaza herself and is speculated to have based Eloise on her goddaughter, Liza Minnelli, died in 1998 at the age of 88. Mr Knight wrote to Miss Dunham about her Eloise tattoo in February 2013. His later stated: 'First, I must say how pleased I am for

Summary: The 36-minute film, It's Me, Hilary: The Man Who Drew Eloise, premieres on HBO on March 23 . Produced by Girls creator Lena Dunham, it profiles the life of Hilary Knight, who illustrated the popular Eloise children's book series in the 50s . Mr Knight approached Miss Dunham in 2013 after hearing about the tattoo she has of Eloise on her back, igniting a close friendship .


Posing on a sun-drenched beach with barely an inch of make-up on, Michelle Keegan proves she's a natural beauty in her new Lipsy campaign shots. The 27-year-old star shows off her enviable physique, glowing tan and summer designs for the high-street store, which go on sale today. The former Coronation Street star, whose collections have been a stellar success for the brand, has been hard at work in the design studio to bring fans exactly what they want for the warmer months. Scroll down for video . Michelle Keegan has finally revealed her SS15 range for Lipsy in full and she shows off her summer body and tan in the imagery, which was shot on a sun-drenched beach . As the clothes horse shows, her new range is full of colourful print playsuits, cool crochet and lots of sophisticated lace. Speaking to FEMAIL about her new drop, the actress, model and fashion designer said: 'One of my favourite parts of summer is being able to experiment with brand new styles and colours. 'It’s the easiest season to wear fresh statement brights and hot new prints. I also love soft earthy shades such as nude and taupe complemented by sun kissed skin.' Michelle has taken inspiration from the catwalk, and included lots of the monochrome pieces she loves to wear herself to create a range of swimwear, beach cover-ups and nighttime apparel. The pint-sized star has been working hard in the design studio in between her acting gigs to make sure every piece in her range is spot on for summer . Michelle says she doesn't punish herself if she doesn't work out as she showcases her enviable body . Her new range is full of beach attire, including cover-ups and brightly coloured bikinis . 'I would wear everything in the collection,' Michelle said. 'There's dresses for the evening, beachwear for days by the pool, playsuits and girly tops. There's lots of colour because I love embracing it for summer and there's fun touches like poms poms to give it a festival vibe. 'Overall, it's feminine, fun and classic.' In between planning her wedding, filming and attending glitzy showbiz events, Michelle ensured that she spent plenty of time in the design studio to perfect each and every item from her new range. 'I've been really busy but I made sure to keep an eye on catwalk trends to see what's going to be big, created mood boards and analysed shapes, colours and textures to get it right,' she said. Letting us in on the secret behind her flawless, bare-face beauty, the radiant star says she takes a less is more approach to make-up. 'Keep a fresh-faced feel. With day wear make-up, you can always add to it later in the evening. In the summer, I wear much less make-up and it looks better on your skin.' Describing her latest drop for the high-street brand, she said: 'overall, it's feminine, fun and classic' As well as clothes perfect for poolside posing, Michelle has designed clothes for hazy nights out, too . Michelle says she

Summary: Michelle, 27, finally unveils her summer Lipsy range . Models colourful playsuits and crochet dresses on sun-drenched beach . Says minimal make-up is important and she prefers to show off her legs .


Inmates at a state prison in Florida have were allegedly stripped naked, sprayed with toxic chemicals, and had their beds taken away for little or no reason as part of a brutal disciplinary regime. Prisoners at the Northwest Florida Reception Center, near Panama City, were reportedly beaten and even threatened with having their fingers broken while other guards manipulated surveillance cameras to perpetuate the harsh system which they called 'the program'. According to allegations from prisoners and former guards, the perpetrators and their superiors engineered a conspiracy of silence around the shocking practices, which meant that any concerns raised were swept away. 'Brutality': Central to the harsh allegations is corrections officer Captain James Kirkland, left, who was reportedly a prolific user of chemicals on inmates. Rommell Johnson, right, was an asthmatic prison who died after he had pepper spray used on him . Meanwhile, they claim, those who voice concerns were harassed, mocked and even fired as a consequence of trying to speak out. The allegations about Northwest Florida, which have prompted several investigations and lawsuits, were collated and published in a long report by the Miami Herald. In the most extreme circumstances, a prisoner even died during one of the apparently routine 'gassings'. Rommell Johnson, an asthmatic inmate, was blasted with burning pepper spray in June 2010 despite having been treated for his condition that same morning. The Herald reported that officers then left him laying in his cell, while he foamed at the mouth. By the time they called paramedics, it was too late and he soon died. Prison complex: The alleged abuse took place over years at the Northwest Florida Reception Center, above . Using pepper spray - and in more extreme cases tear gas - is a legal and recognized punishment in the Florida prison system, used to subdue very disruptive inmates. But, according to the reports, use of the dangerous chemicals - which are blasted repeatedly into inmate's cells through a flap - was taken to extremes at Northwest Florida. The punishment was allegedly used so routinely that corrections officers would fake excuses to use the gas, and in some cases would even fill out paperwork justifying their use of the gas the day before. One officer, Captain James Kirkland, would reportedly gas inmates as punishment if they filed complaints about him. Some said he would lash out for completely irrational reasons, such as seeing inmates holding rubber bands. One prisons officer, Jerry Sellers, said Kirkland accused him of 'cowardice' for not joining in with a depraved scheme to 'break every finger' in an inmate's hand to punish him. Sellers then claims he was forced to resign by a superior. Kirkland, and five other guards, were eventually charged and arrested over abuse at the prisons - but the officer, who was reportedly suffering mental health problems, killed himself before he could stand trial. Prisoners also reported having their mattresses taken away, and going as long as 72 hours with nothing to sleep on but a hard, prison-issue bedframe. The abuse is said to spread over years at

Summary: Prisoners at Northwest Florida Reception Center allegedly mistreated . Guards at facility near Panama City accused of routinely firing pepper spray and tear gas into cells for spurious and vindictive reasons . Miami Herald newspaper collated claims in long investigation . Guards apparently referred to harsh disciplinary scheme as 'the program' One inmate - Rommel Johnson - died after being pepper sprayed in 2010 .


Louis van Gaal will have to find a cure for Manchester United's travel sickness if his side are going to win their battle to claim a Champions League spot ahead of either Arsenal or Liverpool. Manchester United appointed Van Gaal to repair the damage caused by their disastrous 2013-14 campaign under David Moyes. However the Dutchman's first season at the helm of the Barclays Premier League outfit has not exactly gone to plan. Louis van Gaal's Manchester United laboured to a 1-0 win against Newcastle on Wednesday evening . Ashley Young scored in the 89th minute to give his side a crucial win in their race for a top four spot . P W D L F A PTS W% . 2014/15 14 4 7 3 17 16 19 28.57 . Under David Moyes 18 10 3 5 34 21 33 55.56 . David Moyes saw his side win 10 of their 18 Premier League matches away from Old Trafford . Liverpool vs Manchester United - March 22 . Chelsea vs Manchester United - April 18 . Everton vs Manchester United - April 26 . Crystal Palace vs Manchester United - May 9 . Hull vs Manchester United - May 24 . Manchester United's away form has been nothing short of average with Van Gaal's side collecting maximum points on just four of their 14 away trips. The Red Devils need to win two more games from their last six away matches to avoid a new club record low in the Premier League. Their worst season away from Old Trafford came in the 2010-11 season when Sir Alex Ferguson's then side claimed just 25 points from 19 away matches. Manchester United managed to win the title in 2011 despite their poor away form as they won 18 of their 19 home league games. United won the league title in 2011 despite their worst Premier League season away from Old Trafford . Van Gaal's away record is remarkably worse than Moyes' win percentage on the road as the Scotsman guided his side to 10 wins out of a possible 18 during his short stint at the club. Moyes' away win percentage at Manchester United was 55.56 per cent, which looks impressive when compared to Van Gaal's 28.57. And Van Gaal's side, who claimed a late 1-0 win against Newcastle at St James' Park on Wednesday, are yet to face rivals Liverpool and Premier League leaders Chelsea at Anfield and Stamford Bridge respectively.

Summary: Man United's 2014-15 league away win percentage stands at just 28.6% . Louis van Gaal side have won four of their 14 away matches this season . David Moyes won 10 of his 18 league matches during his time in charge . United claimed just 25 points away from Old Trafford in 2010-11 campaign . CLICK HERE for all the latest Manchester United news .


This bronze statue put up in memory of murdered Sarah Payne was stolen this morning from Burhill County Primary School in Hersham, Surrey . A bronze statue erected in memory of murdered schoolgirl Sarah Payne was stolen from her school this morning. The 2ft tall statue was presented to Burhill County Primary School in Hersham, Surrey, to commemorate Sarah, who was murdered by Roy Whiting in 2000. Three people are believed to have been involved in the 'reprehensible' theft, with a van spotted leaving the area at around 1am. Her mother, Sara, said today: 'I implore the public to help me and the police bring my Sarah's memorial statue back where it belongs.' She fears the statue could end up at a scrapyard and melted down and appealed for such businesses to look out for it. She said: 'Monetary-wise it's not worth that much. It's worth far more to the school. The residents feel sick and I feel sick about it.' Eight-year-old Sarah was abducted by paedophile Roy Whiting as she played with older brothers Luke and Lee and younger sister Charlotte in a field outside her grandparents' rural home in Kingston Gorse, West Sussex in July 2000. Michael Payne and his then wife Sara made a series of heart-rending appeals for her safe return, but her body was discovered 16 days later in a shallow grave just a few miles away. Whiting was sentenced to life behind bars in January 2001, and is held at HMP Wakefield, dubbed the Monster Mansion due to the number of high risk sex offenders imprisoned there. Her mother, Sara, said today: 'I implore the the public to help me and the police bring my Sarah's memorial statue back where it belongs' Eight-year-old Sarah was abducted by paedophile Roy Whiting as she played in a field outside her grandparents' rural home in West Sussex in 2000 . It later emerged that Whiting was already on the Sex Offenders Register after abducting and sexually attacking another eight-year-old. Her brutal death remains one of Britain's highest profile child murders and led to the introduction of Sarah's Law following a lengthy campaign by her mother. The rule allows concerned parents or grandparents to contact police to find out if a new boyfriend, or a neighbour, who has contact with a child, has a history of child sex offending. Sarah's father, Michael, died aged 45 last October after a long battle with alcoholism. Her mother was awarded an MBE in 2008 for her campaign work. Following the theft of the statue today, Elmbridge neighbourhood sergeant Marc Nettleingham said: 'We are carrying out a number of enquiries to identify the offenders responsible for this theft, which is particularly reprehensible given that it was presented to the school in memory of Sarah Payne. 'I am appealing to anyone who saw anything suspicious in the area at the time of the offence, or with any other information, to come forward straight away.'

Summary: Statue presented to Burhill Primary School, Hersham, stolen this morning . Three people believed to have been involved in the 'reprehensible' theft . Sarah's mother, Sara, 'implores' public to help bring back memorial statue . Eight-year-old Sarah abducted by paedophile Roy Whiting in July 2000 . The brutal death remains one of Britain's highest profile child murders .


Arsenal goalkeeper David Ospina has heaped praise on Radamel Falcao, claiming his international team-mate can be an 'amazing player' for Manchester United. The shot-stopper will be in Arsenal's FA Cup squad to face United on Monday night, and despite it being unclear whether he or Wojciech Szczesny will start in goal, Ospina will be making sure his team-mates are well aware of Falcao's threat. 'We haven't spoken about the match but we are in contact and I am absolutely convinced and can say with all confidence that Falcao is a player with a winning attitude, he has a strong mentality and is a great professional,' Ospina told the Evening Standard. Radamel Falcao has failed to impress at Manchester United after scoring just four goals in 20 matches . Falcao's international team-mate David Ospina (right) has praised the striker, calling him a 'great professional' 'He has demonstrated that in every team he has ever played in. When he has stability and continuity, he will come to the forefront and he is going to be an amazing player for Manchester United,' Ospina continued. 'We will never underestimate him. He is an excellent forward and I will hope to stop him scoring any goals against us if I play.' Ospina has been instrumental in Arsenal's recent run of form, nailing down the No 1 spot for Arsene Wenger's side. Manchester United are undecided on whether to give Falcao a permanent deal when his loan spell ends . Ospina believes that Falcao (left) can be an 'amazing player' for United if he is given the chance . Despite this, Szczesny was in goal for the Gunners' previous two FA Cup ties and has recovered from an illness which ruled him out of the previous match. Whoever is given the nod is likely to face an out-of-sorts Falcao, who is running out of time to prove himself in the red of Manchester United. The Colombian striker, who plays with Ospina for his country, joined United on deadline day last September in a loan move worth £6million, but is yet to secure a permanent contract. It is believed that the club are as yet undecided on whether to trigger a permanent £43m deal, after Falcao's indifferent form has produced just four goals in 20 matches. Falcao and Ospina have history, as they both play international football for Columbia . Falcao celebrates his last goal for Manchester United, at the end of January against Leicester City .

Summary: Radamel Falcao joined Manchester United on loan in September . He has failed to impress, scoring just four goals in 20 matches . International team-mate David Ospina thinks he can be an amazing player . Ospina, who is gearing up to face Falcao and United in the FA Cup on Monday, says he is a 'great professional' with a 'strong mentality' CLICK HERE for all the team news ahead of Monday night's match .


In a new twist in the continuing saga of missing Malaysia Airlines flight MH370, a towelette that was washed up on a Western Australia beach is now being examined to try and find out if it could have come from the disappeared plane. The small pre-moistened paper towel that was in a Malaysia Airlines sealed packet has been sent to Canberra for testing and verification after being found by a couple walking along a beach in Cervantes in July last year, Nine News reported. The news comes just days after the one year anniversary of the plane's disappearance, with 239 people on board. Kingsley and Vicki Miller discovered the unopened packet at Cervantes, 200 kilometres north of Perth, and said it was ‘unopened, which was very unusual’. Scroll down for video . A reenactment of the discovery of the towelette that washed up on a Western Australia beach which may have been from missing Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 . The package was washed up on a Cervantes beach hundreds of kilometres away from where the plane is said to have disappeared . The small package has been sent to sent to Canberra for further testing . 'If it had of been opened and found lying there it would have been completely different,' Mr Miller said. The Daily Telegraph reported that experts believe it's possible for a small package such as the towelette to travel long distances without sustaining damage. However, experts believe that the package may not provide any helpful information as to the disappearance of the plane. 'A 6cm x 8cm moist towelette in wrapping branded with the Malaysia Airlines logo was found at Thirsty Point on 2 July 2014. It was handed in to the WA police,' said a spokesperson for the Australian Transport Safety Bureau. 'It is unlikely, however, that such a common item with no unique identifier could be conclusively linked with MH370,' reported The Sydney Morning Herald. The plane dropped off the civilian radar after its transponder and other equipment were switched off shortly after takeoff from Kuala Lumpur. It was then tracked by Malaysia’s military radar heading towards the Indian Ocean. Kingsley and Vicki Miller discovered the unopened packet at Cervantes, 200 kilometres north of Perth . The MH370 flight disappeared on the May 8 with 239 people on board . The anniversary of the plane's disappearance was matched by a report which revealed that the battery of an underwater locator beacon on the flight had expired more than a year before the incident. The update on the progress of the probe surrounding the Malaysia Airlines plane indicates those looking for the aircraft would have had less chance of finding it. Apart from the anomaly of the beacon, the report devoted many of its 584 pages to describe the complete normality of the flight - shedding little light on one of aviation's biggest mysteries. The significance of the expired battery was not immediately apparent, except indicating that searchers would have had lesser chance of locating the plane, even if they were in its vicinity. The report

Summary: The package washed up on a Cervantes beach in Western Australia . It has now been sent to Canberra for further testing and verification . Experts think a package this small could travel these long distances . It comes just days after the one year anniversary of the disappearance . MH370 disappeared with all 239 people on board on March 8, 2014 . Relatives of the passengers gathered to mourn and demand answers .


Arsenal legend Robert Pires' son is following in his father's footsteps after training with the club's academy. Theo Pires, seven, completed his first training session at the club's Hale End youth complex in Walthamstow this week. Pires spent six years at Arsenal, helping Arsene Wenger's side dominate English football winning two Premier League titles and three FA Cups during his stay in north London. Robert Pires' son Theo, 7, pictured with his father and Alexis Sanchez, has trained with the Arsenal academy . The youngster was spotted at the Emirates Stadium earlier this year watching Arsenal beat Stoke City . Theo completed his first session at the Hale End academy in Walthamstow this week . And now his son has taken his first steps towards, perhaps, representing the Gunners' first team after training with the academy. Theo's skills were first highlighted by Robert's wife Jessica, who showed off a video tagged 'Theo The Great' on Instagram last year. The youngster was shown skipping past his father and others. He was also pictured at the Emirates Stadium in January, watching Arsenal beat Stoke City in the Premier League and posing for snaps with Alexis Sanchez after the game. Pires celebrates with the Premiership trophy after Arsenal beat Everton in 2002 . Pires spent six years with the Gunners and established himself as a club hero .

Summary: Theo Pires, 7, completes first training session at Hale End youth complex . Father Robert spent six years Arsenal, winning two Premier League titles . Theo has been pictured at the Emirates Stadium this season . Poses for selfie with father and Gunners star Alexis Sanchez in January .


Angie's List has announced it is canceling a $40 million expansion of its Indianapolis headquarters because of a new state law that critics say will promote discrimination based on sexual orientation. Chief executive officer of Angie's List Bill Oesterle said in a statement Saturday that the decision is a result of Indiana Governor Mike Pence signing the Religious Freedom Restoration Act -- aimed at preventing laws that 'substantially burden' a person's free exercise of religion. The expansion of the online consumer ratings service's headquarters in the state capital was slated to revitalize the struggling Eastside neighborhood adding 1,000 jobs over five years, IndyStar reports. Angie's List: Indiana-based Angie's List has announced it is canceling its $40 million expansion because of a new state law, the Religious Freedom Reformation Act, that critics say will promote discrimination based on sexual orientation (photographed is the company's current headquarters) The company was expected to break ground on the 'Ford Building Project' within days, but Oesterle said the project will be on hold until company officials 'fully understand the implications of the freedom restoration act on our employees, both current and future.' 'Angie's List is open to all and discriminates against none and we are hugely disappointed in what this bill represents,' Oesterle said in the statement. The company is reviewing alternatives for the massive expansion. The company's news came as hundreds gathered outside the Indiana Statehouse Saturday rallying against the law, with some carrying signs reading 'no hate in our state.' Chief executive officer of Angie's List Bill Oesterle (photographed) said Saturday that the decision is a result of Gov. Pence signing the Religious Freedom Restoration Act . Dark Day: Oesterle tweeted 'Yesterday was a very dark day for Indiana. But, for me it was also a turning point. I intend to do something about it' Gov. Pence has received blow after blow from critics against the passing of the Act -- billed as a 'religious freedom' law -- who claim the law is a license to discriminate against gay people. The widespread negative attention has even come from celebrities, journalists, authors, and politicians after being passed by the state's Republican-run legislature . The NBA, WNBA, the Indiana Pacers, and Indiana Fever issued a joint statement Saturday reaffirming their commitment to non-discrimination. Among critics of the law is actor Ashton Kutcher who tweeted that the Act is an 'outrage.' Rally: The company's news came as hundreds gathered outside the Indiana Statehouse Saturday rallying against the law, with some carrying signs reading 'no hate in our state' Critics: Governor Mike Pence (photographed) has received blow after blow from critics against the passing of the Act -- billed as a 'religious freedom' law -- who claim the law is a license to discriminate against gay people . Hillary Clinton tweeted to her more than three million Twitter followers that 'we shouldn't discriminate against people because of who they love.' Angie's List isn't the only company taking a stand against the Act. SalesForce CEO Marc Benioff plans to back up his more than 100 tweets against the Act by

Summary: Indiana-based Angie's List has announced it is canceling its $40 million expansion because of Indiana's new Religious Freedom Restoration Act . The expansion was slated to create 1,000 jobs and restore a struggling Indianapolis Eastside neighborhood . Indiana Gov. Mike Pence has received much criticism after signing the bill into law Thursday . Celebrities, journalists, authors, business owners, and politicians have commented negatively on the law .


The powerbrokers behind Carl Frampton and Scott Quigg will meet in London on Wednesday in an effort to finally make a fight that could be the biggest in Britain this year. Barry McGuigan, who manages Frampton, will sit down with Quigg’s promoter Eddie Hearn at breakfast to try to iron out the issues standing between the two super-bantamweight world champions. If successful, the hope is for a summer showdown that will net a seven-figure payday for each man, but significant obstacles remain in the way, with Hearn concerned that unless progress is made in the next two weeks then the long-awaited fight will be delayed further. IBF world champion Carl Frampton (left) lands a punch on Chris Avalos during their fight in February . Avalos is dropped to the canvas during their IBF super bantamweight world title fight in Belfast . Scott Quigg (right) deals a blow to Hidenori Othake before winning by unanimous decision in November . The principle challenge surrounds television companies, with IBF champion Frampton enjoying huge exposure on ITV while Hearn’s fighters, including WBA (regular) champion Quigg, operate on Sky Sports. Hearn has already submitted a proposal for staging a pay-per-view fight on Sky and, as such, is likely to offer a greater purse. But McGuigan has long been adamant that the fight should prioritise the exposure of terrestrial television over ‘greed’. Hearn told Sportsmail yesterday: ‘I will meet Barry McGuigan and Carl Frampton’s team in London on Wednesday. It’s the fight everyone wants to see - two world champions from Britain in the same division. They simply have to fight. Frampton extended his perfect record to 20 wins after his fifth round TKO victory against Avalos in February . A fight between Frampton and Quigg (centre), who has 30 wins with 22 by KO, is a tantalising prospect . ‘I have given my proposal to them and am waiting to hear what they have from their side. I feel we need to make progress now. The hope is for a summer fight, possibly on June 20. ‘I think we need to reach some kind of agreement soon, probably the next two or three weeks, if we are to get this fight on in the summer. It really is the fight people want to see.’ Frampton, 28, extended his perfect record to 20 wins against Chris Avalos in February, while Quigg is unbeaten with 30 wins and two draws. Options for staging the bout currently include Belfast, which would mean a home fight for Frampton, as well as Manchester and the O2 Arena in London. Meanwhile, a decision is set to be made on James DeGale’s world-title fight against Andre Dirrell. The pair had been expected to fight next month in Chicago for the IBF super-middleweight belt vacated by Carl Froch, but Sportsmail understands that bout is now likely to take place in May in the US.

Summary: Super-bantamweight Battle of Britain is taking a step in the right direction . Carl Frampton and Scott Quigg could touch gloves in summer of this year . However an agreement must be made as to where the fight will be televised .


Alan Saffery, 61 (pictured), from Hereford, groomed and abused the young girl, who is now in her 40s, over a four-year period in the 1970s and 80s while he was serving as an officer with West Mercia Police . A retired police officer who groomed a 12-year-old girl to such an extent that he could 'help himself to her' whenever he wanted, has been jailed for 12 years. Alan Saffery, 61, groomed and abused the young girl, who is now aged in her 40s, over a four-year period while he was serving as an officer with West Mercia Police. Worcester Crown Court heard how the offences only came to light after being reported to police by the woman, who cannot be named for legal reasons, during a separate investigation. Saffery, from Hereford, Herefordshire, has now been convicted of six counts of indecent assault and two counts of sex with a girl under the age of 13 following a trial. He was jailed for 12 years for the historical sex offences, which took place in the 1970s and 1980s while the girl was aged between 12 and 15, and shouted 'it's all lies' as he was taken to the cells following sentencing yesterday. The 'dangerous' sexual predator, who served as an officer for more than 30 years, was also convicted of two allegations of having child pornography images on his computer in 2013. He was cleared of two further charges of raping a second girl aged under 16 in 1986. During sentencing, Judge Robert Juckes QC said Saffery had helped the girl to become 'infatuated' with him and groomed her so he could 'help himself to her' whenever the opportunity arose. He added: 'Your job was to protect members of the community, not to abuse them.' The court heard Saffery groomed and repeatedly assaulted the victim while he was in his 20s and a serving police officer. In a police video played to the jury, the victim said Saffery would take 'every chance' to engage in sexual activity with her. She said: 'He would say nice things. He would tell me I was lovely and beautiful. 'A little girl would be flattered by that. 'I had a teenage crush on him. I was infatuated by him.' The jury were told they first had sex when she was 12-years-old and it stopped when she was 15-years-old with her realisation that the 'relationship' was wrong. Saffery, 61, who served as a police officer for more than 30 years, was jailed for 12 years at Worcester Crown Court (pictured) for six counts of indecent assault and two counts of sex with a girl under the age of 13 . But giving evidence, Saffery said he only had 'consensual' sex with the victim once at his home when she was aged 16. Detective Inspector Richard Rees, from West Mercia Police, said after the case: 'Outwardly, Saffery was a respected police officer and an upstanding member of the community. 'However, behind closed doors he was a dangerous sexual predator who took advantage of a young girl. 'Today his

Summary: Alan Saffery groomed young girl over a four-year period in 1970s and 80s . He was serving as police officer at time and would 'help himself' to the girl . Victim, now aged in her 40s, was just 12-years-old when he started abuse . Saffery jailed for 12 years after being convicted of historic sexual offences . 61-year-old shouted 'it's all lies' as he was led to cells following sentencing .


Steven Gerrard would have been delighted to make a return to action after injury, but there was something else that also made him smile at the Liberty Stadium on Monday night. The Liverpool captain was named on the bench for the Premier League clash and came on in the second half in south Wales. While warming up along the touchline in the first half, Gerrard stopped to greet a young fan who had made his own replica kit with the 34-year-old's name on. Steven Gerrard received a tribute from a young supporter at the Liberty Stadium on Monday night . The Liverpool captain was warming up along the touchline when he received the tribute . Gerrard pats the young kid on his head after shaking his hand during Liverpool's win over Swansea . The 34-year-old midfielder walks away with a smile on his face . Gerrard came on in the second half on Monday night and Jordan Henderson passed him the armband . Unfortunately the spelling of 'Gerard' left a lot to be desired, but the Liverpool captain appreciated the tribute. Gerrard was back in action for Liverpool in their 1-0 win over Swansea after missing the last seven games with a hamstring injury. Jordan Henderson's second-half goal was enough to earn Brendan Rodgers' side a victory that drew them within two points of fourth-placed Manchester United in the race for Champions League football.

Summary: Steven Gerrard returned to action after a hamstring injury . Liverpool captain had missed his team's last seven games . Gerrard received a tribute from a young fan while warming up .


Families face having to wait for four weeks for household rubbish, including food waste, to be collected (file picture) Families face having to wait for four weeks for household rubbish, including food waste, to be collected. Labour-run Fife Council yesterday became the first local authority in the UK to announce a trial of monthly bin pick-ups. It means food scraps and rubbish including soiled nappies, pet waste, used kitchen towels and sanitary products will be left to rot for weeks. Other councils are monitoring the scheme and East Ayrshire Council is to bring in three-weekly collections by the end of May. Last night the initiative – which Fife Council claims will save £900,000 a year from 2021 when extra limits will apply to landfill waste – was criticised as another reduction in the service to householders as councils escalate their ‘green’ crusade. Scottish Tory environment spokesman Jamie McGrigor said: ‘People across Scotland have been deeply unhappy about bin collections being reduced to fortnightly. ‘They will be even more furious at the prospect of this halving again. ‘It’s a huge inconvenience for families, particularly those with babies, and frankly this experiment has gone far enough.’ Fife Council says it has to bring in the scheme because of a need to reduce the amount of waste sent to landfill, due to punitive EU taxation. In addition, from January 1, 2021, landfilling will no longer be an option for biodegradable waste disposal because of new waste regulations. The main alternative is incineration which the council believes ‘may be significantly more expensive than landfilling.’ A separate Fife trial, in addition to monthly collections, will see such general waste picked up once every three weeks, with the council upping recycling collections to help householders cope with the build-up of festering rubbish. Four bins are used by Fife householders: one for general or non-recyclable waste – also known as ‘residual’ rubbish – another for cans and plastic, a third for paper and card and the fourth for food and garden waste. Under the four-weekly scheme, families who use nappies will be offered fortnightly pick-ups of their general waste. But the people participating in the three-weekly trial who throw out nappies will have to wait for the full three weeks for them to be picked up – though they will be able to get bigger bins. The scheme means food scraps and rubbish including soiled nappies, pet waste, used kitchen towels and sanitary products will be left to rot for weeks (file picture) Council officials said ‘criteria will be developed for this’ so it is clear when people will be entitled to a larger landfill bin, for example if they have nappies or medical needs. At the moment, the council offers ‘additional capacity for those who have two or more children aged three or under and those with the medical requirements.’ In the winter months, between November and February, food and garden waste will only be collected once a month under both of the Fife trials, with fortnightly pick-ups during the summer. At the moment, all food waste in

Summary: Fife Council is first local authority in UK to announce monthly bin pick-ups . Controversial trial will see rubbish left uncollected for up to four weeks . Council claims the scheme will save taxpayers £900,000 a year from 2021 . But it has been criticised as another reduction in service to householders .


A drunk man who was so upset with police filming him that he squirted pepper spray in an officer's eyes has been arrested. Evdokim Gorbunov pulled the spray out of his red jacket and was able to force the officer with the camera to the ground before he was disarmed. The 34-year-old, from Russia, was immediately taken to custody where three officers restrained him. Scroll down for video . Evdokim Gorbunov was so upset with police filming him he pulled a bottle of pepper spray out of his jacket (left) and sprayed it in their eyes (right) He demanded to know why he had been arrested but was placed in a cell. The injured police officer was taken to hospital in Sterlibashevo after the incident in December, where he was treated for burns to his eyes. He was off work for at least a week, colleagues said. A police spokesman said: 'Two men were being taken to the police station to answer questions about a theft at a cafe in Sterlibashevo village. The 34-year-old, from Russia, was immediately taken to custody where he was restrained . He had been visiting the station to answer questions about an earlier theft, but was forced to put his head on a counter by two officers . After a short struggle the drunk man was taken to custody. A police spokesman said: 'This is a serious assault on an officer of the law simply carrying out his duty' 'When they got there one of the two men became aggressive, and after an officer activated his camera, the man pulled out a can of pepper spray which he used to spray in the officer's face. 'This is a serious assault on an officer of the law simply carrying out his duty. 'We will be pressing assault charges and demanding compensation.' Pepper spray is inflammatory and forces the eyes to close, causing temporary blindness. It can also cause difficulty breathing and coughing for up to 45 minutes.

Summary: Evdokim Gorbunov, from Russia, sprayed one officer in the face . 34-year-old had been at police station to answer questions about a theft . Disarmed and restrained by three officers before being put in cell .


The stakes are high for Manchester United as they aim to secure a place in the Champions League next season and Louis van Gaal's men showed their gambling instincts of a different kind on Monday. Fresh from Sunday's comfortable 3-0 win over top four-rivals Tottenham Hotspur on Sunday, United stars Ashley Young, Juan Mata, Chris Smalling and Phil Jones were present at the club's official launch of their bwin casino app. The quartet were all smiles with club ambassadors Denis Irwin and Bryan Robson as they promoted the new groundbreaking technology at Manchester's 235 Casino. Manchester United launched the world's first-ever club-based real money casino app on Monday . United stars Juan Mata (left), Phil Jones (centre) and Chris Smalling were in attendance for the app launch . Club ambassadors Bryan Robson (centre) and Denis Irwin (right) were also present on Monday afternoon . The Red Devils have been at the forefront of English football for many a year and off-the-pitch they are trying to follow suit with the launch of the first football club-based, real money casino app in the world. Titled the 'bwin Manchester United Casino' the specifically-designed app gives users a realistic 3D casino environment, set against the backdrop of Old Trafford. Users are welcomed to the casino lobby by likenesses of United players, complete with voiceovers which guide them through the gameplay. It is the first of its kind and extends the popular range of services and products that United's online gaming and betting partner provides to fans. Users will see a realistic 3D casino environment, set against the backdrop of Old Trafford as they gamble . Manchester United Group Managing Director, Richard Arnold, said: 'Since Manchester United launched its relationship with bwin in 2012, we have been impressed by their commitment to setting the standard in their industry and providing dynamic and innovative user experiences, as is clearly demonstrated in the bwin Manchester United casino. 'The launch of the app is an important milestone in our partnership, and is yet another exciting platform to bring the Club closer to its fans.' Sam Sadi, Director of bwin Labels, added, 'Our aim is to offer sports fans unique gaming experiences anytime, anywhere. Working with the club, we have used our partnership to create something entirely new and standout in our industry that will appeal to both Manchester United fans and casino players looking for superior graphics and gameplay.' Users are welcomed to the casino lobby by likenesses of United players complete with voiceovers .

Summary: Bwin-designed app was unveiled at Manchester 235 Casino on Monday . Users will see a realistic 3D casino environment, set against the backdrop of Old Trafford while they gamble . Users are welcomed to the casino lobby by likenesses of United players . United won 3-0 at home to Tottenham in the Premier League on Sunday . CLICK HERE for all the latest Manchester United news .


A girl of seven was secretly bitten by a tour guide in Thailand when she refused to let him kiss her. The girl's mother is suing her travel agency in China over the attack, which occurred during a six-day trip to Thailand that was a reward for the girl's good grades in school. Chen Ting, 36, said daughter Chen Yin had seemed unusually quiet during the trip, and on the final day as they waited at the airport before flying home, the girl began crying and complaining that her arm and stomach were hurting. Injury: The girl's mother holds up a picture of the alleged bitemark on her daughter's arm . Mrs Chen then found bite marks on her daughter, and discovered that Chinese tour guide Zhou Fang was allegedly responsible. 'At the time I clearly saw some teeth marks on my daughter's left arm, the skin in the area was abraded, the same with her belly,' she told People's Daily Online. When Ms Chen complained to the guide, she claimed he refused to apologise and simply walked away. Once she returned to China she complained to the travel agency, and an investigation in Thailand allegedly found that another tourist saw the the guide ask the little girl for a kiss. In her complaint letter, the mother said: 'When I saw my daughter in tears and listened to her story, I checked and found obvious bite marks in places where she couldn't have done it herself. 'She said the guide had bitten her after telling her: "You are very pretty. You're leaving soon and it's hard to see you go. Come here and let me give you a kiss".' When she refused, he had grabbed her anyway and then bit her on the stomach. She managed to break free and run behind some luggage where he grabbed her again, and this time bit her on the arm. The girl's mother has had her daughter tested in case she was infected with any diseases by the bites . Other passengers questioned in the investigation confirmed that they had often seen the guide pestering little girl when he thought her mother was not looking. She added: 'I was particularly worried that he might have some disease and my kid would be infected. 'My child is introvert. She has hidden in her bed and cried [because of the bites].' She added that the girl even said she regretted getting good grades at school – because without them she would not have gone on the trip and met the man. The daughter also mentioned she 'never wanted to travel with groups anymore.' Chen has now taken the local Chongqing travel agency to court where the agency confirmed that the guide been fired, but they said they were powerless to force him to take a medical test to prove he did not have any diseases.

Summary: Chinese girl was on trip as a reward for good grades at school . While waiting to return home at airport, Chinese guide asked her for a kiss . He allegedly told her: 'You are very pretty. Come here and let me give you a kiss' Mother found bite marks on her body when the girl complained of pain . Tour guide has been sacked but mother is suing travel agency .


American low-cost carrier, Spirit Airlines, has just acquired its 69th plane and has found an interesting way to celebrate. Not only has the airline slashed roundtrip fairs to £69 in April and May - including taxes and fees - but they also announced such a drastic price drop with some rather cheeky copy. The emails sent around announcing the sale reference a particular sexual act in very blatant terms, with some customers complaining that the new campaign is in poor taste. Scroll down for video . American budget airline, Spirit Airlines, is celebrating it's 69th plane with low fares and cheeky ad campaign . 'We've been waiting to hit 69 planes for years,' Spirit's website reads. 'It's our favorite number -- ever since we were twelve and found that magazine under our brother's bed (the one with the fantastic articles). '#69 is perfect: just the right size, with a cockpit that's in your face (because it's bright yellow). 'Use your mouth to spread the word: Spirit is in an even better position to get you where you're going.' Spirit has long taken a tongue-in-cheek approach to its promotions, calling itself the 'home of the bare fare' The company has already used the provocative slogan, 'Home of the Bare Fare,' when discussing their competitive pricing in the past. In fact, the phrase is currently emblazoned on several of its aircraft. In much the same vein, Spirit spokesman Paul Berry said, in a statement, that the latest campaign was simply a reflection of the airline's unconventional and quirky personality. 'Spirit isn't your typical airline and we don't want to be. 'We enjoy being different than other airlines.' Spokesman, Paul Berry, has said that the latest campaign is simply a reflection of Spirit's quirky personality . However, some customers have took to social media to question if the ad campaign has gone a bit too far . 'When it comes to advertising, different means we don't spend a lot of money on advertising -- because that just increases fares. 'But we're also different because our ads are fun, provocative, sometimes silly and often irreverent. 'They get lots of attention. 'The vast majority of our customers find these types of ads humorous and accept them for what they are. We understand there is a small group of people who feel differently.'

Summary: To celebrate their newest aircraft, Spirit is offering $69 roundtrip fares . Announced the promotion with several emails full of sexual innuendo . Some customers have complained that the campaign is in poor taste .


South Africa captain AB de Villiers doubts he will need to say much to motivate his team-mates for their World Cup semi-final against New Zealand as he feels they are already in a 'good space'. South Africa enter Tuesday's clash at Eden Park slight favourites after demolishing Sri Lanka by nine wickets, their first World Cup knockout win since their re-integration after apartheid. 'I know the guys are up for it ... I feel the team is in a really good space at a really good time,' De Villiers told reporters at Eden Park on Monday. South Africa captain AB de Villiers doubts he will need to say too much to motivate his team-mates ahead of the World Cup semi-final against New Zealand . South Africa's captain De Villiers speaks to the media ahead of their World Cup semi-final match . 'I will have a look at how the feelings are when we get to the ground. You normally get an indication during the warm-up. 'It's pretty easy to pick up when you have spent a few years with the guys. I know each player individually pretty well. I know what makes them tick and what irritates them, too. Sometimes it's important to irritate them to get the best out of them. 'It's really about just reading the situation and trust your gut. But I don't think I will need to trust my gut too much tomorrow because the guys are up for it.' South Africa lost two of their pool games, including a 29-run defeat by Pakistan at Eden Park. South Africa are preparing for their World Cup semi-final against New Zealand on Tuesday morning . Sri Lanka's Kumar Sangakkara (left) is greeted by De Villiers after South Africa's quarter-final victory . 'We definitely learned some valuable lessons in that game,' De Villiers said. 'It was good to get used to the angles of the field. To have a look back now on reflection, I don't think anything over 230 has ever been chased down here in an ODI. 'So it's maybe not a bad thing to know those little things going into a semi-final and how to go about it, not to panic when you lose a couple of wickets early. 'You can always find your way back on this field and keep fighting because you are never out of it.'

Summary: South Africa face New Zealand in the 2015 Cricket World Cup semi-final . AB de Villiers doubts he will need to say much to motivate his team-mates . The South Africa captain announced: ''I know the guys are up for it'


Zenit St Petersburg took a giant stride towards the Europa League quarter-finals on Thursday night after overcoming 10-man Torino in the first leg of their round of 16 tie. Axel Witsel and Domenico Criscito were on target for Andre Villas-Boas' side at the Stadion Petrovskij as Marco Benassi was dismissed in the first half for the visitors. Zenit have not progressed beyond this stage of a European competition since they won the UEFA Cup back in 2008 but will be clear favourites heading to Turin next week for the second leg. Axel Witsel celebrates after opening the scoring for Zenit St Petersburg against Torino on Thursday . Marco Benassi is sent off after just 28 minutes after picking up his second yellow card . Bazilian forward Hulk takes a strike at goal during the first leg of the Europa League last-16 clash . Zenit (4-2-3-1): Lodygin; Smolnikov, Neto, Garay, Criscito; Javi Garcia, Witsel; Hulk, Shatov (Ryazantsev 81), Danny; Rondon . Subs not used: Baburin, Lombaerts, Zuev, Mogilevets, Tymoshchuk, Sheydaev . Scorers: Witsel 38, Criscito 54 . Booked: Garcia, Smolnikov, Ryazantsev . Manager: ANdre Villas-Boas . Torino (3-5-2): Padelli; Maksimovic, Glik, Moretti; Darmian, Benassi, Gazzi, El Kaddouri, Molinaro; Martinez (Vives 34, Farnerud 50), Quagliarella (Lopez 74) Subs not used: Castellazzi, Bovo, Silva, Amauri . Booked: Glik, Molinaro . Sent off: Benassi 28 . Manager: Giampiero Ventura . The Russians returned from a two-and-a-half month break in competitive football at the end of February and came into Thursday's match with three straight wins without conceding a goal. Zenit controlled the early exchanges, dominating possession as Torino defended deep. The Italian's already difficult task became harder when, on just 28 minutes Benassi walked. The midfielder was cautioned as early as the 12th minute when he pulled back Hulk as the Brazilian attempted to spring a counter-attack, before naively challenging Witsel to earn a second booking. The hosts eventually took the lead in the 38th minute. Belgium midfielder Axel Witsel pounced inside the penalty area when Torino failed to clear after Daniele Padelli could only parry an Igor Smolnikov effort. Salomon Rondon thought he had doubled the advantage before the break when he turned Witsel's pass into the net, but it was correctly ruled out for offside. Belgium international Witsel is mobbed by his team-mates after giving Zenit the lead in the first half . Domenico Criscito is congratulated by his team-mates after doubling the Russians' advantage . After the restart Hulk should have increased the lead. After a neat one-two with Danny the former Porto forward fired a tame effort that was easily kept out by Padelli. But Zenit were soon celebrating again as Italian left back Criscito turned home the rebound after Hulk had struck the post.

Summary: Zenit beat Torino 2-0 in the first leg of the their Europa League last-16 tie . Marco Benassi was sent off for the visitors after receiving two yellow cards . Axel Witsel put Andre Villas-Boas' side 1-0 after finishing from close range . Domenico Criscito added a second for the Russians in the second half .


A pushy cat owner is trying to turn her kitten into a Hollywood superstar. Albert Baby Cat has already taken the internet by storm after he was pictured dressed in ridiculous outfits from popular TV shows and films. But his owner Christine Look is hoping for even bigger things from Albert, who has more than 60,000 followers on Instagram. Scroll down for video . Albert Baby Cat has already taken the internet by storm and is dressed in ridiculous outfits from popular TV shows and films such as Harry Potter . His owner Christine Look is hoping he will become an internet sensation. Albert (above), who already has more than 60,000 followers on Instagram, is dressed as Woody from Toy Story . Christine, who is training for the Olympics with the US badminton team, started dressing Albert up with her partner Sandeep around six months ago. She uses her home near Los Angeles as his studio. She said: 'We are hoping for Albert to become America's next big cat superstar. 'We really want him to be in huge blockbuster movies with all the celebrities like Daniel Craig and Tom Cruise.' Christine has even purchased a range of props for their photo shoots including a skateboard, car, horse and kitten-sized bath. She added: 'In the beginning he really detested it and it was a struggle to get him to stay put in the clothes. Albert as Jedi knight Obi Wan Kenobi from Star Wars. Miss Look started dressing the one-year-old kitten up around six months ago and said at first he really detested it . Albert is also made to pose with a range of props including a skateboard, car, horse and kitten-sized bath (above) Miss Look, pictured with Albert, said: 'We really want him to be in huge blockbuster movies with all the celebrities like Daniel Craig and Tom Cruise' Miss Look edits the photographs, shops for outfits and researches props. Above, Albert is dressed in a dalmatian costume . 'Albert is definitely getting more used to dressing up for photos now. 'It takes around 30 to 45 minutes to take a photo of him but that's only the start. 'I then have all the work leading up to it, shopping for an outfit, thinking of ideas, researching props - then afterwards I have to edit the photos. 'The whole thing can take around three to four hours per photo.' Albert already has nearly 20 costumes. 'I put him in a costume one day just for fun and it looked so cute I felt that I had to share it with everybody, added Christine. The cute kitten is dressed in a American football shirt and poses with a ball in one of his many shoots . Miss Look even made Albert dress like a character from Breaking Bad by putting him in goggles and a protective jacket. She then placed him on a pile of fake money next to a container with blue liquid . In one of the shoots Miss Look ventured to Hollywood Boulevard where she placed Albert on 'The

Summary: Albert Baby Cat already has more than 60,000 followers on Instagram . Owner Christine Look started dressing him up around six months ago . Wants one-year-old kitten to be in 'blockbuster movies' with celebrities . Grumpy Cat has amassed a £64million fortune in two years of fame .


A woman who was stabbed in a 'horrific' attack has been identified as Prabha Arun . A woman who was stabbed in a 'horrific' attack on her way home from work on Saturday night has been identified as Prabha Arun. The 41-year-old was discovered by three people passing by the small alleyway near Amos Street in Westmead shortly after 9.30pm, where she was on the phone when the random attack happened. In a cruel twist, the mother of one was speaking to her husband when she cried out: 'I think I’ve been stabbed' as he listened helplessly over the phone while his wife was brutally attacked just metres from her home,' The Daily Telegraph reports. The IT consultant hopped off at Parramatta train station, walked along Argyle Street and then onto Park Parade before taking the footpath next to the golf course where she was attacked just metres from her Westmead home. 9News reports the working mother was expected to fly home to India in June to see her husband and their 10-year-old daughter after being apart for three years. But now, her husband is reportedly on his way from India after the tragic news. Scroll down for video . She walked along Argyle Street and then onto Park Parade before taking the footpath next to the golf course . The crime scene is located between Parramatta Park Golf Course and the ground's sports fields . Emergency services were called to the scene after Ms Arun was discovered lying in a large pool of blood by nearby residents and witnesses. Nearby resident Arvand Amirian told 9News he had found Ms Arun with blood all over her body after hearing 'crying screams' that 'didn't sound normal'. 'There was blood covering her face, her neck, her chest - her chest wasn't even moving so that's when I assumed she was gone,' Amirian said. Her friend Sarada Angadimani, who Ms Arun is currently staying with, told 9News: 'Prabha was a really hard working, beautiful person. And, most importantly, a loving mother.' 'I hope God gives the family enough strength to endure this pain.' She was treated at the scene before being taken to Westmead Hospital, where she later died after suffering a 'life threatening injury'. A murder investigation is underway after a woman, aged in 40s, was found with a 'serious wound' Superintendent Wayne Cox from Parramatta police said police will working closely with the family to investigate this horrific attack. 'Certainly, my heartfelt condolences go out to the family at this point in time,' Supt Cox said. 'At this point she has taken a lane way connected up to Amos St in Westmead, and during this journey she has been attacked by a person or unknown persons. 'There was a large amount of blood so she obviously suffered a significant wound.' Officers have CCTV footage showing the woman walking through Parramatta, and have called on the public to come forward if they saw anything in the area on Saturday night. Police were called to an area near Amos Street, Westmead (pictured) and she was

Summary: A woman was found near Paramatta Park in Westmead, western Sydney . Prabha Arun suffered a 'serious wound' and died in Westmead Hospital . She was on the phone to her husband when she was brutally attacked . The 41-year-old was found by three people passing by the area . Her husband is reportedly on his way from India after the tragic news . Officers have CCTV footage showing Ms Arun walking through Parramatta . Police are urging anyone with information to come forward .


A passenger on board a Jet Airways flight opened the emergency exit and leapt onto the tarmac in a worrying security breach at Mumbai Airport in India. Jet Airways' Chandigarh to Mumbai flight 9W469 had landed around five minutes earlier before a man, who has been named locally as Akash Jain, sprang into action. He is reported to have opened the emergency exit in the middle of the plane, and jumped 15 feet down onto the tarmac. Scroll down for video . Shortly after landing a Jet Airways passenger was reported to have opened the emergency exit and then made his way to the terminal and out of Mumbai Airport (file photo) Worryingly, he was directed to the terminal by a staff member working on another flight. He then made his way into the terminal and out of the airport. Mid-day have reported that Jain jumped off the plane at around 3.05pm, and by 3.16pm he was caught on CCTV leaving the airport. Shocked passengers alerted Jet Airways staff on board, but by the time they had reached the exit Jain was walking to the terminal. Investigations are ongoing as to how the passenger managed to exit Mumbai Airport after leaving the plane . Speaking to Indian news site Mid-day, airport officials have reacted with anger as to why it took Jet Airways staff 35 minutes to notify security. A spokesperson said: 'If the incident took place after the aircraft landed, why didn't the airline security staff inform the security agencies immediately?' 'Why did they need 35 minutes to do so?' The police's Airport Division have confirmed they are investigating the matter, and are still trying to trace the whereabouts of the 30-year-old man. The plane, a Boeing 737 flight had 144 passengers and five crew members on board. A spokesperson for Jet Airways told MailOnline Travel: 'A guest travelling on Jet Airways flight 9W 469 from Chandigarh to Mumbai opened the emergency door and disembarked alighting onto the aircraft's wings after the aircraft had come to a standstill at the parking bay at Mumbai airport. 'Security agencies were immediately alerted and are carrying out further investigations.'

Summary: In around 10 minutes, man had jumped out of plane and left the airport . After landing on the tarmac, 30-year-old, who has been named locally as Akash Jain, was given directions to terminal . Airport bosses said to be angry with how the security breach was reported .