Eventually he snapped, trudging off the field after 75 minutes and wondering when his next game in a Chelsea shirt will be. This has been brewing for a while, simmering in the background at a time when Jose Mourinho needs his first choice striker out on the pitch in the final, decisive nine games of the season. Diego Costa, this hot-head in a Chelsea shirt, has tweaked his hamstring again and Mourinho will expect his prized forward to barter his way out of Spain's two games during the international break. This time the complaint felt legit, particularly as the score was delicately balanced at 2-2 at the KC Stadium when Costa signalled for help. Chelsea striker Diego Costa was forced off with a hamstring injury during the Blues' 3-2 win over Hull City . Costa (left) talks to manager Jose Mourinho (right) before he is substituted at KC Stadium on Sunday . His replacement, Loic Remy, answered the SOS by scoring Chelsea's winner with his first touch. It was a shame to see Costa disappear down the tunnel, particularly after he had joined Harry Kane at the top of the scoring charts in the Barclays Premier League with a rasping effort to put Chelsea 2-0 ahead. Instead Spain, who have a Euro 2016 qualifier against Ukraine to play on Friday, and a friendly with Holland the following Tuesday will dictate when the forward plays again. Mourinho has an uneasy relationship with Spain coach Vicente del Bosque and with that in mind, his adopted country are likely to demand that he is assessed by their own doctors. 'When the team needs a goal with 15 minutes to go and the striker has a lot of experience with hamstring injuries and says it's over, it's over. 'We know his hamstring is not strong. Now he has 15 days without football, but we never cry about our injured players. 'He has had this problem since he tried to play in the Champions League final against Atletico Madrid. He has this fragility.' There has been talk of an operation at the end of the season, some serious discussions between Chelsea's medical staff about a permanent solution. 'Dr Biosca (Chelsea's medical director) is against knives, against surgery,' admitted Mourinho. 'He's all in favour of conservative work and collective work between the medical department and fitness staff. This is the direction, we believe.' Costa had scored Chelsea's second goal as they stormed into a 2-0 lead within 10 minutes on Sunday . It has been another eventful game for Costa, full of sly digs and elbows again as he responded to the prods in the back from Steve Bruce's players. Everyone tries to work him over these days. There was a flashpoint, of course there was, because that is the way Costa plays the game. He snarls, he snaps, he scores. Here at the KC Stadium, after Hull had pegged back Chelsea amid raucous scenes in the stands, he threw half an elbow in the direction of Jake Livermore. It was not seen by Michael Oliver, the referee

Summary: Diego Costa scored Chelsea's second goal against Hull City on Sunday . However, the forward was forced off with an injury after 75 minutes . It remains to be seen whether or not Costa will play for Spain during the international break . Loic Remy, his replacement, entered the game with the score at 2-2 . Remy's winning goal suggests that he can fill the void in Costa's absence .


A West Texas man has been charged with impersonating a police officer by using sirens and flashing lights to skip to the head of the drive-thru line at a fast-food restaurant. Odessa police say Michael Chico was arrested after an off-duty officer spotted a truck with law-enforcement trappings. Cpl. Steve LeSueur says Chico's vehicle looked like an unmarked police vehicle. Michael Chico of Odessa, Texas, has been charged with impersonating an officer by using sirens and flashing lights to skip to the head of the drive-thru line at a local fast-food restaurant . The officer who saw the truck cut in line on Saturday thought the driver, who was wearing a uniform, was a volunteer firefighter. The officer followed Chico from the Whataburger to some nearby apartments. LeSueur says that when confronted, Chico admitted he wasn't an officer and also that he used the lights and sirens to get through traffic lights. Chico was freed Sunday on $15,000 bond. Odessa police say Michael Chico was arrested after an off-duty officer spotted a truck with law-enforcement trappings at the Whataburger drive-thru in Obessa, Texas .

Summary: Michael Chico of Odessa, Texas, has been charged with impersonating an officer . He used sirens and flashing lights to skip to the head of the drive-thru line at his local Whataburger fast-food restaurant . Chico was arrested after an off-duty officer spotted a truck with law-enforcement trappings . When confronted, Chico admitted he wasn't an officer and that he had also used the lights and sirens to get through traffic lights .


We see Jessica Ennis-Hill on TV adverts and billboards, promoting bank accounts, health insurance and sportswear. It is easy to forget we have not seen her on the athletics track for more than 18 months and it has been more than two-and-a-half years since she won Olympic gold on a mild summer evening in Stratford, her most recent heptathlon. Her management team have done a stellar job maintaining her profile during the 18 months she has been away from competition, during which time she had her first baby, Reggie. Jessica Ennis-Hill celebrates her triumph at London 2012 - but she is more likely to be seen in adverts of late . The Olympic heptathlon champions is working under the guidance of long-time coach Toni Minichiell . Liz McColgan, 10,000m . Won gold at Tokyo World Championships in 1991, less than a year after she gave birth to daughter Eilish. Paula Radcliffe, Marathon . Had daughter Isla in February 2007 and won New York marathon later that year. Jo Pavey, 10,000m . Had the best season of her career in 2014, culminating in European Championships gold 10 months after having second child Emily. Catriona Matthew, Golf . Became the first Scotswoman to win the British Open, just 10 weeks after having her second child. Kim Clijsters, Tennis . Won the US Open in 2009, just a couple of years after retiring to start a family. But with the announcement that she will make her comeback in the 100 metres hurdles at the Great City Games in Manchester on May 9 come the inevitable questions. Can she recapture the form that put her on top of the world and does her future status as Britain’s golden girl depend on it? At the English Institute of Sport in Sheffield, she is working her socks off under the guidance of long-time coach Toni Minichiello, who is learning new things every day about working with an athlete who has recently given birth. He is broadly optimistic but cautions against expecting too much from her immediately. ‘She’s a couple of months behind where she needs to be so we’re just building back steadily,’ he said. ‘It’s going to be a very big challenge and I wouldn’t expect huge things straight away. But she’s getting back to where she was in terms of some of the markers we’ve put down.’ Back when Ennis-Hill won Olympic gold, a 19-year-old Katarina Johnson-Thompson was 15th, just happy to share a start line with her compatriot. Now 22, Johnson-Thompson is the world’s best multi-eventer and broke Ennis-Hill’s British pentathlon record in Prague this month. Asked if it was unfair to expect Ennis-Hill to match Johnson-Thompson, who has already broken three national records this season, Minichiello was coy. ‘You’re talking about competing with the world’s No 1,’ he said. ‘Ask me in June and I’d be able to tell you better.’ Ennis-Hill has not competed since finishing fourth in the 100m hurdles at the Anniversary Games in 2013 . Katarina Johnson-Thompson is the best multi-eventer around and has broken the British pentathlon record .

Summary: Ennis-Hill has not been seen on the athletics track for over 18 months . It is over two-and-a-half years since her Olympic gold at London 2012 . Ennis-Hill is working towards return with long-time coach Toni Minichiello . He says he will not compare her with Katarina Johnson-Thompson yet . Ennis-Hill is looking to join a list of successfully returning mothers .


Death: Adam Cullen is believed to have accidentally hanged himself by his hoodie in a 'rare' incident . A 17-year-old boy accidentally hanged himself by his hoodie in a ‘rare and freakish’ incident, an inquest has heard. Adam Cullen is believed to have died within seconds after the bow he had tied on the drawstring on his hooded top caught on a latch of his rear garden gate. The teenager’s family found his lifeless body outside his home in Beeston, Nottingham, and his death was said to have left an ‘enormous gaping hole’ in the lives of everyone he knew. Adam was a ‘very happy and fulfilled young man’ and there were no suspicious circumstances surrounding his death, Nottingham Coroner’s Court was told yesterday. The talented photographer was wearing a sports hoodie with lacy-type threading and had been suffering from a stomach bug. Detective Inspector Elizabeth Rogers, who investigated the incident for Nottinghamshire Police, said it was a ‘tragic accident’. She added: ‘The fashion is currently to have [the hoodie strings] tied in a bow at the neck. Adam and his friends were all wearing their hoodies like that.’ Nottinghamshire Coroner Mairin Casey said: ‘What appears to have happened is that after he had entered the gate of this property, he’s either tripped or - because he was unwell - fainted in some way. ‘In the most rare and freakish event the string of his hoodie caught the latch of quite a high gate, which is about six or seven feet tall.’ A post-mortem examination found he died on February 6 by asphyxiation, caused by hanging. Teenager: Adam, from Beeston, Nottingham, was an 'exceptional' roller skater and talented photographer . Tragic case: A post-mortem examination found Adam died on February 6 by asphyxiation, caused by hanging . Adam - described as an 'exceptional' roller skater - was a student at Bramcote College, where flowers, pictures and personal tributes were left after his death. Miss Casey, recording a verdict of accidental death, said: ‘This is a most unusual situation and probably even more especially tragic on account of this. He was a popular, healthy and happy young man with a fulfilled life, close family and very close friends. ‘His death has left an enormous gaping hole in his community and school environment - all have expressed positive feelings and memories about Adam.' Remembered: Adam, described as a talented inline-skater, was a student at Bramcote College in Nottingham, where flowers, pictures and personal tributes were left after his death last month (above) Adam - who was the son of Jim, 71, and Trish Cullen, 55 - previously attended Beeston Fields Primary School and Alderman White School. He was due to finish college this summer. Bramcote College headteacher Paul Heery said: ‘He was clearly a boy of many talents. In particular he was an exceptional roller skater who had a reputation for excellence that had spread far and wide, and a keen and talented photographer who had built up an impressive portfolio of work. ‘However, as well as this, he was funny, generous, and a

Summary: Adam Cullen died seconds after bow on drawstring got caught on latch . Relatives found his lifeless body outside home in Beeston, Nottingham . Death left 'enormous gaping hole' in the lives of everyone Adam knew . Teenager was a talented photographer and 'exceptional' roller skater . No suspicious circumstances in death of 'happy and fulfilled' boy .


Taxidermy is widely considered a strange hobby and an even stranger profession. But one company has sought to showcase its creativity with a bizarre series of stuffed squirrels in a range of elaborate poses. The pictures show squirrels playing pool, getting to grips with a sniper rifle and even passed out drunk. Scroll down for videos . Squirrel snooker: A taxidermy company has sought to showcase its creativity with a bizarre series of stuffed squirrels in a range of elaborate poses. Pictured: a squirrel plays pool . Great shot: In this piece made by Teeter's Taxidermy Studio in Pennsylvania, a squirrel is posed as a sniper . Squirrel's night out: A stuffed squirrel is passed out drunk, left, and right, another squirrel get raucous at a bar . Others show the creatures dressed up and in character as Norse god Thor and engaged in an epic lightsaber battle as a Jedi Knight and Sith Lord from Star Wars. Teeters' Taxidermy Studio aims to come up with 'new and interesting' ideas to challenge themselves with. This has led to increasingly zany designs - some of which are for sale on eBay for as much as $600. Owner Corin Teeters, from Halifax, Pennsylvania, runs the shop which also deals with traditional taxidermy for local hunters. But he views these works, created for fun, as an art form. He said: 'We're always bouncing ideas off each other, often late into the night. 'We are always trying to think outside the box and create a conversation. Epic: This pair, dressed as a Jedi Knight and Sith Lord from Star Wards, are engaged in a lightsaber battle . Dressed up: This angry-looking squirrel is dressed up as Norse god Thor, complete with hammer . Glamorous: This cheeky squirrel is pictured dressed up a member of metal band KISS . Take a shot: Mr Teeters says his studio also creates traditional taxidermy for local hunters in Pennsylvania . Posed: But Mr Teeter's adds he is lucky that some customers drop animals off and say 'surprise us' 'There are many taxidermists out there that do exceptional work and inspire us and I hope we give them something to think about as well. 'I've also been very fortunate to have clients that drop their animals off and say surprise us. This let us be more creative in what we give back.' Mr Teeters is careful not to create works too outlandish for his conservative customers, but still strives for uniqueness. The 39-year-old said: 'We try not to cross the line with people but we can still give them a piece of art.' 'We have worked on just about every animal legally taken in North America and Africa along with a few other countries. 'We have also worked on pets and even some protected animals for museums and schools for educational purposes.' Mr Teeters has notched up over 20 years of experience often logging 60 hours weeks. Each piece takes about ten hours of hands-on work as well as a few months in the freeze dryer. 'The work is always different

Summary: Pictures created by Teeters' Taxidermy studio in Halifax, Pennsylvania . Show stuffed squirrels dressed up as Star Wars characters and Thor . Owner Colin Teeters says: 'We are always trying to think outside the box'


Brazil captain Thiago Silva has shown his support to compatriot Jose Aldo by launching a rant against his upcoming UFC opponent Conor McGregor. The Paris Saint-Germain defender was recorded on the phone with UFC featherweight champion Aldo and described Irishman McGregor as 'a douche bag' and a 'mother******'. Aldo will fight McGregor in the main event of UFC 189 in Las Vegas on July 11, and the pair are on a promotional tour of the bout. Jose Aldo talks to Brazil captain Thiago Silva on the phone ahead of his upcoming fight with Conor McGregor . Aldo signals his intentions to his compatriot Silva as he prepares to take on the Irishman . Thiago Silva in action during Brazil's 3-1 victory against France in Paris on Thursday night . Silva was heard telling Aldo over the phone: 'Dude, you have to finish him (McGregor). He’s such a douche bag.' The Brazilian defender continued: 'He’s got to fall and never get back up, that mother******.' Aldo replied: 'What’s up brother, absolutely. I’m going to kill this mother****** and cut his head off. 'That cocky trash talking son of a b****. I’m going to run him over and he won’t even see me. I’m going to release the beast on him. He’s gonna regret it.' Aldo and McGregor were in New York on Thursday as part of their UFC 189 promotional tour . The pair, who will clash at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas on July 11, in Boston on Wednesday . McGregor earlier in the day showed off his wealth as the tension ahead of his fight with Aldo builds .

Summary: Thiago Silva launches a scathing attack on Conor McGregor . Brazilian defender was recorded on the phone with Jose Aldo . Silva labelled McGregor a 'douche bag' and a 'mother******' Aldo will fight McGregor on UFC 189 in Las Vegas on July 11 . READ: McGregor loses his cool during heated face-off with Aldo . CLICK HERE for all the latest UFC news .


Tony Abbott has pleaded with Labor to back legislation to crack down on illegal firearms, which will be reintroduced to parliament this week. The coalition will again push for a mandatory five-year minimum sentences for traffickers by tabling legislation already rejected by the Senate in February. The prime minister on Sunday called on Labor to support the tough new gun laws, saying it was crucial to cracking down on criminals involved in the illegal firearms trade. Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott (L) and Attorney General George Brandis (R) at the Australian Federal Police Headquarters . 'I say to Bill Shorten and the Labor Party, if you're fair dinkum about protecting our community from gun crime you should support these mandatory minimum sentences for people who traffic in illegal firearms,' he told reporters in Sydney. Labor voted against the measures earlier this year, citing an opposition to mandatory sentences. But Mr Abbott said Labor had supported mandatory minimum sentencing for people smugglers when it was in government, and should back its gun trafficking legislation. 'The Labor Party to its credit has a fair record in this parliament on national security,' he said. There are an estimated 250,000 illegal firearms in Australia . 'I don't believe you can properly separate out this crackdown on illegal trafficking in firearms from our overall national security effort.' But shadow attorney general Mark Dreyfus ruled out support for the measure, saying heavy penalties already existed for firearms trafficking. 'There is no evidence that mandatory minimum sentences work as a deterrent,' Mr Dreyfus said. Greens' senator Penny Wright said she was she did not believe tougher gun sentences would make Australia a safer place. The coalition will again push for a mandatory five-year minimum sentences for traffickers by tabling legislation already rejected by the Senate in February . 'Tougher sentencing for trafficking is not the way to address gun crime in Australia,' she said. 'While more certainly needs to be done to stop illegal imports, many illicit firearms are actually stolen from legitimate sources or taken from the 'grey market', including the gun used in the Sydney siege. 'Tackling gun crime requires a multi-faceted approach, not national security scaremongering.' There are an estimated 250,000 illegal firearms in Australia. Sorry we are not currently accepting comments on this article.

Summary: Tony Abbott has pleaded with Labor to back a new gun legislation . The coalition is pushing for a five-year minimum sentence for traffickers . It will be introduced into parliament this week . The Prime Minister said it was crucial to cracking down on criminals .


From sipping champagne punting along the River Cam by day, to glamorous black tie events by night - for the most privileged students at Cambridge University, this is just an average week. And now, an American undergraduate studying history of art at the prestigious British University, is sharing her experience of the aristocratic traditions in a new book. New York-born Caroline Calloway, 23, has racked up nearly 300,000 followers on Instagram and regularly blogs about the 'bizarre but wonderful' culture of Cambridge. Scroll down for video . Caroline, pictured outside the prestigious British University, said: 'I love Cambridge so much, in the evangelical way only an immigrant can' and she wants to share her journey with everyone . Thanks to her cult following, the brunette student is now writing a book going behind the scenes at Britain's most prestigious university. Thrusting herself into university life, Caroline has enjoyed a succession of May Balls, formal dinners, and weekend escapades to rival university Oxford. She has even dined in the famous private members-only 'Pitt Club', which the likes of HRH Prince Albert Victor and actor Eddie Redmayne have been members. Speaking about her University experience, she said: 'I love Cambridge so much, in the evangelical way only an immigrant can. 'In the States we don't have castles - it's literally like if one part of one old building in Cambridge was transplanted to America it would be our greatest national treasure. Caroline, seen enjoying her first punting trip with friends on the River Cam, shares her adventures online . Caroline, seen dancing with friend Will at Girton College, Cambridge's Caledonian Society Lent Ball, regularly blogs about the 'bizarre but wonderful' culture of Cambridge . A mature student, Caroline, 23, is currently undergoing her second year at St Edmund's College studying history of art and enjoys weekend breaks with her friends and hazy Saturdays on the River Cam . 'I just love everything here, it's so different and alien to everything I grew up on, I want to share it with everyone. 'The rules are so funny and bizarre and it's just incredible to imagine the history that people have been studying here for hundreds and hundreds of years. 'I feel like I'm in Harry Potter, turning up for dinner in the grand hall in my robes and having beautiful three course meals. I'm still getting used to which way to lean when they serve you. 'I can't tell you the amount of times I've had to Google etiquette. Not because I necessarily want to change to be British but more because I don't want to horribly embarrass myself or be rude to the host. 'It's been a steep learning curve but so much fun. The British just have so many forks but I love all the history.' After leaving Phillips Exeter Academy boarding school in New Hampshire five years ago, Caroline, seen 'revising' on the lawn, became a full-time New York blogger before deciding to further her studies in the UK . Caroline, at her first 'Burns night' experience at Corpus Christ College, Cambridge

Summary: New York-born Caroline Calloway, 23, has 300,000 Instagram followers . Enjoys May Balls, formal dinners and weekend escapades . Says she feels like she's in Harry Potter in the grand hall in her robes . Will share her experience of the aristocratic traditions in a new book .


FIFA president Sepp Blatter has delivered a warning against a boycott of the 2018 World Cup and insisted the world governing body had every right to move the 2022 tournament to the winter. Ukraine's president has called for a boycott of the 2018 tournament in protest at Russian military involvement with pro-Moscow separatists. Blatter responded by claiming the World Cup could actually help bring peace. FIFA president Sepp Blatter insists the 2018 World Cup will take place in Russia . He told a news conference in Zurich: 'What is 100 per cent is that the World Cup will take place in Russia in 2018, that's sure. 'A boycott of the World Cup or any sporting event has never brought any solutions to anybody. 'The European Parliamentary committee is asking for a boycott of the World Cup three or four months ago - it was a boycott of the World Cup in Qatar and now it is the World Cup in Russia. 'In my opinion the World Cup in Russia will be able to stabilise all that region in Europe.' Blatter said he had been buoyed by IOC president Thomas Bach and German FA president Wolfgang Niersbach coming out against a boycott. Asked whether FIFA should apologise for the chaos caused by playing the Qatar tournament in winter, Blatter added: 'This was a decision taken by executive committee of FIFA, they have a right to do it. If something happened the FIFA ExCo can change so we can also say play in winter.' FIFA has also moved to head off opposition from the clubs over playing the 2022 World Cup . FIFA has announced it made a profit of $338m (£227.2m) over the last four years and now has cash in the bank totalling $1.5bn (£1bn). Blatter said reserves that size are needed in case a World Cup, which generates almost all the money for FIFA, had to be moved or postponed. FIFA has also moved to head off opposition from the clubs over playing the 2022 World Cup in Qatar in the winter by trebling the amount clubs who release players will receive for the tournaments from $70m (£47.3m) in Brazil last year to $209m (£141.3m) for Russia and Qatar. Blatter, 79, is standing for a fifth term of president on May 29 and faces three rivals, but has so far not released a manifesto. Asked about that issue, he responded: 'I am not campaigning, I am doing my job as FIFA president and I will do that until last day of my mandate which was given to me in 2011. 'My manifesto is the work I have done in FIFA - I have now been 40 years in FIFA and 17 years as president of FIFA. This is my manifesto.'

Summary: Ukraine president has called for a boycott of the 2018 tournament . FIFA president Sepp Blatter insists the event will take place in Russia .


The woman whose secret life as a £300-an-hour call girl made her a fortune is suing her ex-boyfriend for libel - because he claims she was never a prostitute. Dr Brooke Magnanti, 39, whose diary of her adventures working as a high class escort was published anonymously under the pen name 'Belle de Jour', is reportedly suing on the grounds that the claim damages her reputation. Her blog told of her life as a struggling graduate in London and working as call girl to fund her studies - and included her former lover Owen Morris, known only as 'The Boy'. It led to two bestselling books and the successful Secret Diary Of A Call Girl series, starring Billie Piper. Scroll down for video . Dr Brooke Magnanti (right) is suing her ex-boyfriend for claiming she never was a prostitute. The 39-year-old's blog spawned two bestselling books and an ITV series starring Billie Piper (left) But American-born Dr Magnanti has said she faced a backlash for glamourising prostitution after her identity was revealed. The books and series also led Mr Morris, a former RAF officer, to file a lawsuit in 2013 challenging Dr Magnanti's version of events. He claimed her stories were based on her sex life with him. But in what is likely a legal first, Dr Magnanti's legal team had launched a counter-claim at Edinburgh's Court of Sessions, VICE reported. They are set to argue that claiming she had never worked as a prostitute is defamatory. Mr Morris, who is known only as ‘The Boy’ in the books, pursued damages for defamation and breach of privacy against Dr Magnanti after the release of her books, who has a PhD in Forensic Science. Dr Brooke Magnanti's (pictured left, with Billie Piper) has filed a counter-claim to ex-lover Owen Morris's suit claiming her books were based on 'fantasy' Soon after their relationship ended in 2008, he claimed her books - The Intimate Adventures Of A London Call Girl, in 2005, and The Further Adventures Of A London Call Girl, in 2006 - were 'fantasy'. Writing on blog Sexonomics at the time, she said: 'I have no choice but to defend this. But am happy to do so even though it will almost certainly mean losing everything I have even when I win.' She took to her blog to vehemently deny his allegations, insists her blog and the resulting books are true. A statement from Dr Magnanti's legal team to Vice said: 'I can confirm a counter-claim has been lodged. 'I have been advised by my QC to offer no further comment pending the resolution of this litigation.'

Summary: Dr Brooke Magnanti's past life working as an escort made her a fortune . Her blog led to two bestselling books and a TV series starring Billie Piper . But former lover Owen Morris claimed her books were based on 'fantasy' He filed a lawsuit for defamation and breach of privacy against her in 2013 . Now, the 39-year-old's legal team has filed a counter-claim arguing his claims damage her reputation .


The bond between a handler and their K-9 can only be built over time. It's a closeness that becomes intrinsic, with the dedication of the dog built not on money or benefit, but love. So having to say goodbye is always going to be heartbreaking. Such was the sad situation faced by the 802nd Security Forces Squadron at Joint Base San Antonio-Lackland in Texas recently, when a beloved member of their unit, MWD Daysi, had to be euthanized for an aggressive form of cancer and a malignant tumor. Scroll down for video . Heartbroken: Senior Airman Chelsea LaFever says goodbye to MWD Daysi, who had to be euthanized at Joint Base San Antonio-Lackland in Texas due to an aggressive form of cancer . Emotional: Sgt. Paul Olmos, the military working dog handler assigned MWD Daysi since last year, plays with his partner one last time before she was euthanized on February 27, 2015 . Daysi was certified to join the narcotics detection team in January 2014, the Air Education and Training Command released this week. She had never had a handler before, and her partner with Sgt. Paul Olmos, had never had his own dog. 'Daysi and Olmos were an ideal team pairing,' said Tech. Sgt. Kevin Nelson, 802nd SFS kennel master. 'Their relationship is immense because this was their first experience as a MWD team.' Olmos would spend all of his free time with his charge. 'I'm single and I don't have immediate family here, so I'd come on the weekends just to visit her and take her on runs,' Olmos said. 'I couldn't even tell you how much time we've spent together.' Together they participated in the Texas Toughest Dog competition. However in January this year, trainers noticed something was wrong with Daysi's left leg. Sick: Daysi had an aggressive form of cancer and a malignant tumor and could not be operated on . An initial check-up didn't show anything abnormal. However a follow-up evaluation detected a tumor. Daysi's certification was subsequently canceled and she was taken in for treatment. The tumor was found to be pushing on a nerve and causing her pain. But due to the location, doctors were unable to operate, which would cause the cancer to spread to the rest of her body. 'The news of Daysi's declining health hit us hard; this sort of news always does,' Tech. Sgt. Kevin Nelson said. 'Euthanasia of MWDs is a last resort and we try to approach every option available before it comes to that,' 'Most of our dogs get adopted out or continue on with their service in a civilian police department.' Final goodbye: Military members line up and salute MWD Daysi as she is walked into a veterinary clinic to be put down by her partner, Sgt. Paul Olmos . On February 27, all of those who had worked with MWD Daysi lined up outside the veterinary clinic. A police procession blared sirens that resonated throughout the base. The officers then saluted as Daysi was lead into the facility to be put down. 'These dogs are

Summary: WMD Daysi joined the narcotics detection team at the Joint Base San Antonio-Lackland in Texas in January 2014 . In January she developed problems with her leg . It turned out to be an aggressive cancer and malignant . She was euthanized at the base on February 27 . Military members lined up and saluted as she was walked into the clinic to be put down by her partner, Sgt. Paul Olmos .


Three men suspected of gang-raping an elderly Indian nun at a convent have been pictured for the first time. The woman, who is in her 70s, was trying to prevent the men from robbing the Christian missionary school when she was attacked. CCTV has now been released showing the suspects leaving the staff room on Friday night. A reward of 100,000 rupees (around £1,075) is on offer for any leads, police said. Five others have been detained for questioning about the attack at the Convent of Jesus and Mary School in West Bengal. Scroll down for video . Three men suspected of gang-raping an elderly Indian nun at the Convent of Jesus and Mary School in West Bengal have been pictured for the first time . Arnab Ghosh, a police superintendent, said: 'CCTV footage showed that six men, aged between 20 and 30, scaled the boundary wall around 11.40pm and entered the school and disconnected the telephone lines.' The robbers then tied up and gagged a security guard before entering the nuns' room, where they found the women sleeping, police said. When the victim, who is the oldest nun at the school, tried to stop them taking another woman into a separate room they raped her. The men escaped with some cash, a mobile phone, a laptop computer and a camera. They also ransacked the school's chapel and took holy items. Footage shows books and papers strewn across the floor as the men leave the staff room. The CCTV footage has been released showing the suspects leaving the school's staff room around midnight on Friday. Five other men have been detained for questioning . The robbers tied up and gagged a security guard before entering the nuns' room. Furious residents and students took to the streets after the attack to demand justice . Nuns gather in front of the convent. Archbishop Thomas D'Souza said the sisters prayed for the victim during Sunday Mass . Mr Ghosh added: 'At least two of them were armed and the rest were carrying burglary tools. In the chapel, a holy scripture was found torn and a bust of Jesus was broken.' The nun is recovering in hospital in Ranaghat. Furious residents took to the streets yesterday, shouting slogans demanding action and blocking off the main highway. Mamata Banerjee, West Bengal Chief Minister, also tweeted her condemnation of what she called a 'horrific attack', promising 'swift, strong action'. The nun is recovering in hospital in Ranaghat. Meanwhile hundreds of people blocked off the main highway holding signs and candles . Others sat on a patch of grass with a sign made from a broken stick, cardboard and paper. 'We want justice' was written in red pencil . Teenagers and students lit dozens of white and yellow candles at the peaceful protest yesterday . The students from the convent, dressed in a smart red and white uniform, each held a white candle by hand . Archbishop Thomas D'Souza has appealed to people to maintain peace and harmony in the area. He said: 'In our Sunday Mass, we prayed

Summary: Nun was trying to prevent six men from robbing the Christian school . Gang believed to have gagged security guard before violent rampage . CCTV footage released shows suspects leaving the school's staff room . Five others have been detained for questioning, police said . Latest in a series of violent gang-rapes that has shocked the country .


A U.S. drone strike in Somalia on Thursday is believed to have killed a senior member of the al-Shabab extremist group who allegedly helped plan the 2013 Westgate Mall attack in Nairobi, officials said. Adan Garar and two others are suspected to have been killed after their car was targeted near the town of Bardhere, the Kenyan and U.S. officials said. The senior Kenyan official, who insisted on anonymity because he wasn't authorized to give the information to the media, says Garar is also suspected of planning failed attacks on Kenya's coast and in the Ugandan capital, Kampala, last year. Scroll down for video . A U.S. drone strike in Somalia is believed to have killed a senior member of the al-Shabab extremist group behind 2013 Westgate Mall attack in Nairob . 67 people were killed in the 2013 attack as shoppers fled the area . The U.S official also insisted on anonymity. The 2013 attack claimed the lives of 67 people. CBS News reports the strike was carried out as Garar was traveling in a car fired on by a Predator drone. Adan Garar was killed along with two others when their car was targeted near the town of Bardhere . Anti-terror police foiled a planned attack in the coastal city of Mombasa after they intercepted a car packed with explosives in March 2014, according to Kenyan authorities. According to police, al-Shabab militants had planned simultaneous attacks on the international airport in Mombasa, the ferry crossing and a supermarket. The car laden with explosives was to be detonated on a ferry. With Garar's alleged planning, the gunmen stormed a shopping mall in Nairobi on Saturday killing at least 20 people in what Kenya's government said could be a terrorist attack . Al-Shabab, an Islamic extremist group, has vowed to inflict violent attacks on Kenya and Uganda because the two countries have contributed troops to the African Union force supporting the government in Somalia. Sixty-seven people were killed in the Westgate attack, which was carried out by four gunmen from al-Shabab.

Summary: Adan Garar and two others are suspected to have been killed after their car was targeted near the town of Bardhere . Garar is also suspected of planning failed attacks on Kenya's coast and in the Ugandan capital, Kampala, last year . The strike was carried out Thursday as Garar was traveling in a car fired on by a Predator drone.


A New Mexico State police officer who was fired after shooting at a minivan full of children has got his badge back. Taos Sheriff Jerry Hogrefe announced this week that Elias Montoya was one of two new deputies hired out of a pool of 17. The 12-year veteran was fired in December 2013 after an internal investigation into his use of force during an October 2013 shooting. Video footage showed Montoya firing into a van with five children, aged six to 16, inside during a chaotic traffic stop involving their mother in Taos, New Mexico. Scroll down for video . Elias Montoya fired into a van with five children, aged six to 16, inside during a chaotic traffic stop in Taos, New Mexico in 2013 while he worked for the New Mexico State Police. It was announced this week he has a new law enforcement job . The driver of the minivan, mother-of-five Oriana Farrell, of Memphis, Tennessee, faced a number of charges, including aggravated fleeing. Montoya was later offered his job back at New Mexico State Police but chose to resign instead. Hogrefe says Montoya's record remains clean and he deserved another chance. Ms Farrell, 39, spoke last September about the terrifying moment she and her children were shot at. She told GMA in September: 'I started thinking about children who have been shot, families who have been shot. I started thinking about Trayvon Martin.' The highway shootout happened after Farrell earlier had been stopped by a separate state police officer for speeding. Montoya, pictured while serving with the state police, is now a sheriff's deputy in Taos County . She said that she was unclear that the cop was giving her a ticket when he walked away from her car window and so she drove off. The cop then chased her down in his patrol vehicle and when she stopped for the second time, she refused to get out of the van. When she finally agreed, she jumped back inside as an officer attempted to restrain her. With her younger children screaming and her eldest son Zeke leaving the car to defend his mother, the officer called for back-up cars. As Farrell pulled away in terror, dramatic dash-cam video revealed the moment that Officer Elias Montoya fired three shots at the vehicle. Farrell told ABC: 'Even if I was speeding, that doesn’t require being shot at any point.' Farrell and her teenage son were arrested after police brought them to a stop. She faced charges of child abuse, fleeing and misdemeanor possession of drug paraphernalia for marijuana pipes allegedly found in the van. Montoya said his 'heart sank' when he realized there were children inside after the shooting. The father-of-three, said that tinted windows in the van kept him from seeing the children inside. 'My heart sank when they finally stopped and I was at the passenger side at that time seeing them get out at gunpoint again,' he said. 'I couldn't believe it that there were that many children in there.' Oriana Farrell, pictured with her five children in

Summary: Elias Montoya was one of two new deputies hired out of a pool of 17 in Taos County, New Mexico . The 12-year veteran was fired in December 2013 by the New Mexico State Police after an internal investigation into his use of force . Montoya was later offered his job back at New Mexico State Police but chose to resign .


Amnesty International has concluded that Hamas committed war crimes during the 2014 Gaza conflict by firing rockets 'indiscriminately' at civilian areas and using non-combatants as human shields. 'In launching these attacks, [Palestinian jihadis] displayed a flagrant disregard for international humanitarian law and for the consequences of their violations on civilians in both Israel and the Gaza Strip,' said Philip Luther, Amnesty's director for the Middle East and North Africa. The report concluded that rocket attacks had killed six civilians in Israel, including a child. Other rockets aimed at the Jewish state fell short and killed at least 13 Palestinian civilians, 11 of them children, on the beach in Gaza, in an attack that was wrongly blamed on Israel. Scroll down for video . War crimes: Amnesty International has found that Palestinian militants displayed 'flagrant disregard for international humanitarian law' by firing rockets from civilian areas into civilian areas . Pain: Family members and relatives of four-year-old Daniel Tregerman, who was killed by shrapnel from a Palestinian rocket, mourn during his funeral in 2014 . Deadly: A rocket is fired from Gaza City towards Israel. Amnesty International described them as 'indiscriminate', and said that they killed more Palestinians than Israelis when they misfired . Palestinian witnesses had claimed that an Israeli F-16 warplane had killed Palestinian civilians on the beach. But the Amnesty report has corroborated the Israeli army's account of events, which said that the deaths occurred when militants misfired their own rockets. 'An independent munitions expert who examined the available evidence... concluded that the projectile used in the attack was a Palestinian rocket,' the report said. It confirmed that during the 50-day war, Palestinian terrorists launched unguided rockets and mortars from civilian areas toward other civilian areas, constituting a breach of international law. Figures released by the Israeli army after the war ended on 26 August showed that Gaza militants fired 4,591 projectiles at Israel. Of those, 3,659 struck Israeli territory and 735 were intercepted by the Iron Dome air defence system, leaving another 197 falling short and landing inside the coastal enclave. Militant groups used unguided projectiles which were 'inherently indiscriminate,' the report said, noting that this is 'prohibited under international law' and 'constitutes a war crime'. Luther demanded that Palestinian armed groups 'end all direct attacks on civilians', and take all feasible precautions 'to protect civilians in the Gaza Strip from the effects of such attacks', including launching attacks 'within or near densely populated areas.' Other war crimes committed by Palestinian terrorists included storing munitions in civilian buildings and U.N. schools and launching attacks from areas densely populated with civilians, effectively using them as human shields. Luther called on both Israeli and Palestinian authorities to cooperate with U.N. and International Criminal Court probes 'to end decades of impunity that have perpetuated a cycle of violations in which civilians on both sides have paid a heavy price'. Hamas official Taher al-Nounou denied the allegations in the Amnesty report, saying that Hamas did not target civilians. An Islamic Jihad spokesman, Daud Shihab, said that the rocket fire was in self-defence, and

Summary: Palestinian jihadis fired rockets indiscriminately at civilians, from civilian areas, which constitutes a war crime . An attack on a beach in Gaza that killed 13 Palestinian civilians, which was blamed on Israel, was actually the result of misfired Palestinian rockets . The militants displayed 'a flagrant disregard for international humanitarian law', said Philip Luther, Amnesty's director for the Middle East .


Enjoy a dip in the sea and you risk picking up antibiotic-resistant bacteria. Swimmers and surfers are most at risk of catching the E.coli bug as they are more likely to swallow contaminated water, a study has suggested. Scientists at the University of Exeter have warned of the danger after analysing data collected from beaches across England and Wales in 2012. They focused on a strain of E.coli bacteria resistant to an important class of antibiotics called third-generation cephalosporins, or 3GCs. Swimmers and surfers are most at risk of catching the E.coli bug as they are more likely to swallow contaminated water, a study has suggested . Study leader Dr William Gaze said: 'We know very little about how the natural environment can spread antibiotic-resistant bacteria to humans, or how our exposure to these microbes can affect health. 'People are exposed to antibiotic-resistant bacteria in many ways, through person-to-person contact, via food and as a result of international travel. 'Our research establishes recreational use of coastal waters as an additional route of exposure. 'With millions of people visiting beaches in England and Wales each year, there is a risk of people ingesting 3GC resistant E. coli and it looks like water-users' exposure to all resistant bacteria could be even higher.' If you enjoy a dip in the sea and you risk picking up a strain of E.coli bacteria (pictured) resistant to an important class of antibiotics . Salt in sea water is known to kill off some bacteria, but not all. Although only 0.12 per cent of the E.coli found in coastal waters and rivers running on to beaches belonged to the strain, researchers said this was enough to present a 'potential risk'. The study, published in the journal Environment International, showed risk of exposure was closely related to the water quality at any given beach. Researchers said this demonstrated the importance of the EU's Bathing Water Directive, which aims to ensure good water quality standards, but added that people should not be put off visiting the seaside.

Summary: Swimmers and surfers are most at risk of catching E.coli bug, study claims . This is because they are more likely to swallow contaminated water . University of Exeter scientists have warned of dangers after analysing data .


Australian babies have the highest instances of food allergy in the world, with a recent study finding that one in 10 children suffer from the condition. The study, by Professor Katie Allen from the Murdoch Childrens Research Institute, was based on children from Melbourne aged 12 months who suffer from a food allergy. And the paediatric gastroenterologist says emerging evidence of an increase in anaphylaxis rates caused by eating nuts suggest it's a health issue that's only getting worse. But Prof Allen says there are some factors to acknowledge that may help Australians avoid developing food allergies. This includes our modern lifestyle, ditching our obsession with cleanliness and ensuring an adequate supply of vitamin D in our diets. Shocking figures have revealed that Australia has the highest record of food allergy in the world. Some of the most common food allergies in Australia are nuts . A seafood allergy which may include fish and shellfish is also common among Australians . Pregnant women and new-born babies don't need avoid cow's milk as a means of trying to prevent such food allergies . In 2011 Prof Allen conducted the study which reported the highest incidence of food allergy in the world, she told Daily Mail Australia. In the same study, it was also revealed that one in 30 Australians had a peanut allergy. 'I was astounded by the figures,' Prof Allen said. 'And I'm a little embarrassed by how high they are. I thought food allergy was all a bit of a beat up by the media. 'But the evidence speaks for itself and this has become a public health concern.' Professor Katie Allen at Murdoch Childrens Research Institute is also allergic to peanuts . Prof Allen says food allergy is getting worse in Australia. Professor Katie Allen shares her 'five Ds' which may help prevent food allergy: . 'Emerging evidence of rising anaphylaxis rates also show that food allergy among Australians continues to be a growing problem,' she said. Although the causes of this increasing concern is unknown, Prof Allen says research shows that one of the main problematic factors could be our modern lifestyle. This includes our diet. Prof Allen recommends that recent study shows that pregnant women no longer need to avoid eating peanuts, eggs or cow's milk in a bid to avoid developing a food allergy. 'In fact, such foods such be introduced to infants in their first year soon after they've started on solids,' she said. The allergist adds that there's a higher risk of food allergy among those who lack vitamin D - not just from sun exposure but in food. 'The quality of vitamin D in our foods like the way eggs and fish are farmed has changed over time,' she said. 'Also I think it's worth saying that we are being too clean. That includes our water supply and the over use of antibiotics. As a result, this shows the darker side of public health.' Prof Allen also suggests that dogs and siblings offer protection against allergic diseases while those with eczema are more likely

Summary: Studies found about one in 30 Australian children has a peanut allergy . Also one in 10 children from Melbourne aged 12 months has a food allergy . This has been found to be the highest record of food allergy in the world . Professor Katie Allen says vitamin D deficiency and cleanliness could be the cause of such allergies . She also says pets, particularly dogs, could help prevent food allergy .


Kevin Pietersen would 'love' to return to county cricket and the England set-up - and has hinted he could change his Indian Premier League commitments to make it happen. Former England captain Michael Vaughan has challenged him to turn his back on that contract to prove his desire to play for England again and Pietersen's comments on the BBC's Test Match Special on Wednesday suggest he is considering that option. 'I have expressed my interest in trying to get back into the fold, it's something I want to do,' he said. 'There's a few things that need tinkering with, but I do want to make the right decision.' Kevin Pietersen has hinted he could change his IPL contract in a bid to push for an England place . After playing for the Big Bash League's Melbourne Stars, Pietersen's signed with the Sunrisers Hyderabad . 'I've got to explore the options, I would have loved to have had it done sooner. I don't know how it's going to happen; I just have to wait and see. 'I'm in no rush because I really want to make the runs. I would love to get county runs. 'If I can do anything that can help me get back into it for England then it's something I want to do. I love playing for England.' Pietersen's return to county cricket appears to be more imminent than he suggests though after Kumar Sangakkara revealed he is expecting to play alongside him at Surrey this summer. Kumar Sangakkara appeared to confirm Pietersen's return to Surrey this season after Sri Lanka bowed out of the World Cup in a convincing defeat by South Africa . No deal has yet been confirmed, but after his Sri Lanka side bowed out of the World Cup with defeat by South Africa, Sangakkara appeared to let the cat out of the bag when he told Sky Sports World Cup: 'I'm looking forward to playing at Surrey and working with (coach) Graham Ford, and KP's coming back I hear so that'll be very exciting in the dressing room.' Pietersen has not played for England since the Ashes tour of 2013/14, after which he was sacked and labelled 'disengaged' by England and Wales Cricket Board managing director Paul Downton. Pietersen has not played for England since the Ashes tour of 2013/14 after which he was dropped . His controversial autobiography set him further on a collision course with many in the dressing room but incoming ECB chairman Colin Graves appeared to open the door to a recall in a recent interview. Graves told BBC Radio 5 Live's Sportsweek programme on March 1 that 'the first thing he has to do if he wants to get back is start playing county cricket', adding that the decision is 'down to the selectors and I will support their decisions'. Pietersen has since been linked with several counties, among them Leicestershire and his most recent employers Surrey. He has signed with Sunrisers Hyderabad for this year's IPL, which would significantly affect his availability for the start of the English

Summary: Kevin Pietersen was talking as a pundit on BBC's Test Match Special . Former England captain Michael Vaughan asked if he'd turn his back on the Indian Premier League to prove his commitment to an England return . KP's response indicated he was considering that option . He is signed to play with Sunrisers Hyderabad in this year's IPL .


An Australian tourist was lucky to escape with his life after he was mauled by a lion during an African safari tour. Brendan Smith, from Perth in Western Australia, had landed in Johannesburg in South Africa just 36 hours before the vicious predator jumped through an open car window and attacked him. In a Facebook post, Mr Smith recalled the terrifying moment he was bitten, with a sense of humour. GRAPHIC CONTENT WARNING . Brendan Smith was on an African safari when he mauled by a lion who jumped through a window and bit him . 'No later than 36 hours after touching down in Africa I find myself in hospital after a lion jumped through the car window and decided to go to town on my legs,' he wrote. 'Pretty full-on but am alive, with insurance coming to the party and an influx of curious Africans wanting to see "the lion man". 'Could have and should have been a lot worse but chicks dig scars so I'll be sweet!' It is believed the Perth man was on safari near Johannesburg and was treated at the city's Fourways Life Hospital. Mr Smith (pictured with an unidentified friend) posted pictures of his wounds on Facebook with a recount of the horrifying attack . Mr Smith's wounds appear to be deep in graphic photos uploaded on his Facebook page. His post also included a picture of two female lions lazing on the grass. It is not known if these were the lions that attacked him. One of the pictures show what looks like teeth puncture marks which have broken through Mr Smith's skin. Looking at his page, Mr Smith appears to be an avid adventurer and traveller. The Perth man said he had escaped with his life and described the experience as 'pretty full-on' One of the pictures show what looks like teeth puncture marks which have broken through Mr Smith's skin . His photos show him skydiving, eating scorpions, jumping through fire hoops and shooting at a gun range. His dad, Brian Smith, said he was relieved to hear his son was safe. 'So glad it's not worse. Very lucky lad. You will be in pain for weeks,' Brian wrote on social media. 'I think u should cut your losses and get on the next plane home after hospital. Take care.' Friends also expressed their concern for the injured Australian by leaving messages of sympathy under his post. 'You are one lucky son of a b**** - sort of :-S hope you're on the mend dude and can enjoy the rest of your trip,' one friend wrote. Another well-wisher expressed their shock at the news. 'Oh my god! You have survived some pretty crazy travel adventures, but this takes the cake,' she said. 'Imagine this story at the pub in 40 years time. Sending you loads of love & well wishes xx.' Mr Smith was planning to continue on to a shark dive in Gansbaai - south of Cape Town - from his safari, but now he is unsure if his plans will

Summary: Brendan Smith, from Perth, was in Johannesberg when incident happened . He had been in South Africa for only 36 hours before a lion attacked him . Perth man said the lion jumped through the window and bit into his legs . He said the experience was 'full-on' but it could have been a lot worse . Mr Smith posted graphic photographs of his injuries to his Facebook page .


Celtic have vowed to help John Guidetti contest an SFA charge after the compliance officer cited the striker for allegedly making an offensive comment on Dutch TV. Interviewed by a TV station in Holland, the former Feyenoord striker is said to have made a slur against Rangers while relating the words of a song Parkhead supporters sing in his honour. The Swede, who is on loan from Manchester City, is alleged to have breached disciplinary rule 73. He has until next Monday to reply to the charge with a principal hearing date scheduled for April 9. Celtic have vowed to support on loan striker John Guidetti after he was charged by the SFA . Celtic, however, voiced their astonishment that the matter had got this far, spokesperson saying: ‘We are very surprised and disappointed that this has even found its way to an SFA judicial panel. John Guidetti will be defending this charge.’ Meanwhile, the club has been hit with a combined £9,460 fine for two UEFA charges of misconduct during the second leg of last month’s Europa League showdown with Inter Milan in Italy. A penalty of £5,860 was imposed for ‘improper conduct’ on the field as well as a £3,600 punishment for flares set off by fans at the San Siro. Guidetti (left) is said to have made a slur about Rangers and has until Monday to appeal the charge . Defender Virgil van Dijk was sent off for two bookable offences, while five other players were booked in the 1-0 loss which saw Ronny Deila’s men eliminated 4-3 on aggregate. It’s the seventh time the club has been in hot water with the governing body in four years. Inter were also fined £3600 for their supporters letting off fireworks. Three flares were lit in the Celtic end during the Europa League clash with Inter Milan at the San Siro . Celtic responded to the latest fine in a statement which read: ‘Clearly, Celtic Football Club is disappointed by today’s decisions. ‘It should be noted that Celtic players have an excellent disciplinary record in European football over many years and in Scotland, Celtic has been top of the league’s disciplinary table for the last three years, something which we are rightly proud of. ‘Again, it is disappointing that the actions of one or two individuals within a support of well over 3,000, have let the club down by using flares at this match.’ Virgil van Dijk (third left) looks away as he is dismissed in the first half for Celtic against Inter last month .

Summary: John Guidetti is said to have made a slur about Rangers on Dutch TV . He has until next Monday to reply to the charge for disciplinary rule 73 . A principal hearing date has been scheduled for April 9 .


Neymar has been preparing for the biggest week of Barcelona's season in somewhat unconventional fashion - with a game of poker on Saturday night. The Brazilian star took to Instagram to show the friendly hand or two he was playing with a few friends to celebrate Barcelona's 2-0 victory over Eibar. Lionel Messi netted a first half penalty, before doubling their lead with a rare header after the break as Barcelona moved four points clear at the top of La Liga. Neymar (front) took to Instagram to show the game of poker he was having with friends . Neymar with Barcelona team-mates Douglas (left) and Adriano following the game against Eibar . Neymar also uploaded a picture of himself and Barcelona team-mates Douglas and Adriano on the journey home after the game. It is a huge week coming up for the Catalan club. First they face the visit of Manchester City on Wednesday night in the Champions League - where they will aim to hold onto their 2-1 lead from the first leg. Then next Sunday night there is the small matter of El Clasico, with Real Madrid travelling to the Nou Camp in a game that will go a long way in deciding the destination of the league title. Neymar (left) and Ivan Rakitic (right) join Lionel Messi in celebration of his first goal . Neymar skips past the challenge of Eibar's Borja Ekiza during the La Liga clash .

Summary: Neymar takes to Instagram to show his Saturday night poker game . Barcelona beat Eibar 2-0 on Saturday to stay top of La Liga . Face Manchester City on Wednesday before Real Madrid on Sunday .


Brazilian zoo keepers were required to adopt a rare white lion cub after it was rejected by its mother from birth. The two-month-old female named Clara is the first white lion to be born in captivity in Brazil. After its mother left it to fend for itself, zoo keepers at Beto Carrero World were required to take over the reins. The two-month-old female named Clara is the first white lion to be born in captivity in Brazil . As shown in the video, Clara is fed a bottle containing goat’s milk and vitamins every few hours. And she has her own private section in which to relax in the country’s sunshine, away from the other animals. Zoo keepers plan to reintroduce Clara to the rest of her pack when she is six-months-old. Zoo keepers at Beto Carrero World have taken over the reins from the mother and are caring for the lion cub . Clara the two-month-old white lion is fed a bottle containing goat’s milk and vitamins every few hours . But for now, they are enjoying interacting with the animal with a series of toys including ropes and dog bones. Contrary to popular belief, white lions are not actually albino. Their colour is a result of a recessive trait derived from a less-severe mutation in the same gene that causes albinism. Zoo keepers are enjoying interacting with the animal with a series of toys including ropes and dog bones . Clara has her own private section in which to relax in the Brazilian sunshine away from the other animals . Unfortunately however, their lack of camouflage makes them easy prey for hunters in the wild and many white lions are held in captive in zoos and circuses. Clara’s parents themselves were brought to the Brazilian zoo from Pretoria, South Africa in 2011. Beto Carrero World is located in Penha, Santa Catarina, Brazil and is twinned with the biggest theme park in Latin America, which was opened in 1991. Clara’s parents were brought to the Brazilian zoo from Pretoria, South Africa in 2011 . Zoo keepers plan to reintroduce Clara to the rest of her pack when she is six-months-old .

Summary: The lion named Clara is being fed goat's milk and vitamins . Zoo keepers are caring for her in her own private quarters . The two-month-old is the first to be born in captivity in Brazil . Keepers plan to reintroduce Clara to her pack in four months .


England’s fledgling wine industry is threatened by a group of devastating plant diseases discovered in the country for the first time. Experts at the Royal Horticultural Society in recent months have identified four separate viruses which can obliterate grape crops. The diseases, spotted on vines at RHS gardens in Wisley, Surrey, and the National Fruit Collection at Brogdale. Kent, have damaged vineyards in wine-growing countries around the world. Outbreaks of the disease can result in reduced yields, delayed fruit ripening and overly-acidic grapes. The only way to properly deal with the problem is to pull up the plants, experts say. Experts at the Royal Horticultural Society have identified four separate viruses which can obliterate grape crops (file picture) The warning comes after wine producers announced this week that they are to apply for the name ‘Sussex wine’ to be given protected ‘designation of origin’ status, putting it in the same league as Champagne and Bordeaux. The reputation of English wine has grown immeasurably in recent years, particularly in warm and sunny Sussex, which has similar soil and climate to the Champagne region of France. Sales of sparking English wine are expected to hit £100million in 2015, following a boom in the number of vineyards in recent years. In 2014 alone 46 wine producers opened in southern England, a 50 per cent year-on-year increase in new firms. Vines are also becoming a popular plant in back gardens, with many homeowners trailing one over a trellis or up the inside of a conservatory. Dr Gerard Clover, head of plant health at the RHS, said there is no sign the viruses have yet made it into commercial vineyards, but warned producers to be wary of the disease. Writing in the trade journal the Grape Press, due to be published next month, he said: ‘The discovery of four grapevine viruses not previously reported in the UK during an in initial survey suggests there is no room for complacency. ‘These viruses have the potential to spread and cause damage to the UK’s developing grapevine industry.’ The four viruses cause different problems to plants, including leafroll disease, stem pitting, and fleck disease. Outbreaks of the disease can result in reduced yields, delayed fruit ripening and overly-acidic grapes (file picture) They are thought to have come to our shores on imports of infected plants, but can also be spread by mealybugs and scale insects. Dr Clover urged commercial vineyards to be aware of the risk and to only use plants that are certified as being virus-free. Speaking to the Daily Mail last night, he said: ‘We found four of these viruses in Wisley and one at Brogdale. But we found them because we knew what we were looking for. ‘The symptoms could easily be mistaken for something else - nutrient deficiencies for example, or other problems. ‘We visited two commercial sites in Suffolk and Surrey and found no signs of the viruses at either.’ But he said that until now there has been limited monitoring for viruses in British vineyards, so the diseases are likely to be i8n other

Summary: RHS identify four separate viruses which can obliterate grape crops . Experts say the only way to deal with problem is to pull up plants . Disease spotted on vines at RHS gardens in Wisley, Surrey . Also found at the National Fruit Collection in Brogdale, Kent . Can result in reduced yields, delayed fruit ripening and overly-acidic grapes .


The luxurious mansion once live in by former heavyweight champions Mike Tyson in Southington, Ohio is set to be transformed into a church. Tyson was forced to sell the home for $1.3million in 1999 following his fall from grace which saw the American facing huge financial difficulties after being convicted for rape. The champion boxer lived in the Ohio residence during the late 1980s and 1990s while training for fights at Don King's facility 20 miles away in nearby Orwell. The iron gates at the entrance to the derelict mansion in Southington, Ohio, still bear the name of the former heavyweight champ . The boxer lived in the property in the late 80s and early 90s until his dramatic fall from grace when he was jailed for rape . The property features five bedrooms, several living spaces, seven and a half bathrooms, a full kitchen, a mini-kitchen/washroom, two attached garages, one external garage, full size pool and Jacuzzi, tiger cages and a basketball court . Tyson is pictured in 1988 after knocking out British champion Frank Bruno (left) and at the Mike Tyson at the iHeartRadio Music Awards in Los Angeles on Sunday . One photographer Johnny Joo, 24, was allowed inside to explore the property which featured gold-plated furnishings, a mirrored ceiling jacuzzi and a swimming pool twice the size of the average family home. It features five bedrooms, several living spaces, seven and a half bathrooms, a full kitchen, a mini-kitchen/washroom, two attached garages, one external garage, full size pool and Jacuzzi, tiger cages and a basketball court. Tyson decked out the mansion with crystal chandeliers, a pool larger than most homes, tiger print carpet and everything else necessary to make it his private party pad. But now the property lies eerily quiet with just the shell of what was once home to the youngest boxer to win the WBC, WBA and IBF heavyweight titles at age 20. Tyson (right) is the youngest boxer to win the WBC, WBA and IBF heavyweight titles at age 20 . Tyson stands knocks down heavyweight champion Trevor Berbick to become the youngest heavyweight world champion in history in 1986 . Opulent: Tyson's jacuzzi hot tub features a mirrored ceiling, lashings of black marble and gold plated taps . No expense spared: Another view of the boxer's marble and gold jacuzzi room now falling into disrepair and daubed with graffiti . Sauna room: More marble, glass and gold adorn the former heavyweight champion's steam room . Stagnant: The vast indoor swimming pool complex, the same size as many family homes, has also fallen into disrepair . The property features five bedrooms, several living spaces, seven and a half bathrooms, a full kitchen, a mini-kitchen/washroom, two attached garages, one external garage, full size pool and Jacuzzi, tiger cages and a basketball court . All mod cons: The bar in the swimming pool room complete with beer taps and industrial buffet-style food warmers . Tyson, now 48, used the property as a base while training for fights at Don King's (right) facility 20 miles away in

Summary: Mike Tyson's mansion in Southington, Ohio was boxer's home during 1980s and early 1990s . It features a mirrored ceiling jacuzzi and a swimming pool twice the size of the average family home . Tyson decked out the mansion with crystal chandeliers, a pool larger than most homes and a tiger print carpet . The current owners bought the property in December 2014 and will transform it throughout the rest of 2015 .


Louise Whitaker lost 9st but was left with huge saggy breasts resembling 'coal sacks' (pictured) After losing a staggering nine stone, Louise Whitaker expected to be brimming with confidence. But her joy at dropping four dress sizes and shrinking from a 22 to a size 14 was shattered every time she caught sight of her chest in the mirror. The 41-year-old said despite shedding the weight she was left with huge saggy breasts resembling 'coal sacks'. She said she regularly had to 'tuck in' her 48EE breasts, leaving her feeling more embarrassed of her body than ever before. After being denied a reduction operation on the NHS because her body mass index still deemed her to be obese, the support worker turned to a private clinic in desperation. And today, after having half her breast tissue removed in a three-hour operation, Ms Whittaker said she feels as though she has been freed. She said: ' I absolutely hated my breasts. They were like giant coal sacks and I spent all my time trying to tuck them into place to stop them escaping from my bra. 'I was very self conscious, not to mention the back pain they caused.' But she was rejected from the NHS waiting list for a breast reduction because after losing weight her BMI crept back up to a fraction over the 30 limit - at which point a person is thought to be obese. Ms Whitaker has three children aged 20, 17 and 14 and lives in Bradford, said: 'I was on the waiting list for a reduction for two and a half years after I lost weight then one day I got a call telling me I would have to come off it because of my BMI. 'I was disappointed because this was not a cosmetic issue and because I felt my BMI was only just over because of all the excess weight I was carrying on my bust.' She was estimated to be carrying at least 6lbs in breast tissue and without it her BMI would have fallen into the healthy range. But as her marriage broke down Ms Whittaker felt unable to contemplate her future as a single woman without addressing the confidence issues that stemmed from her bust. Scroll down for video . She said: 'I felt so much more healthy, happier and confident in every way thanks to my diet but my coal sack breasts were running everything because there was nothing I could do to change them. 'No amount of exercise in the gym made any difference. And swimming, running, anything like that was impossible due to the sheer size and weight of them.' Eventually seeing how distraught she was her parents helped her fund private surgery with Transform. She said: ' I felt weird going for the consultation because to me this was not cosmetic surgery, this was absolutely necessary.' Surgeons agreed her health and confidence would benefit from an uplift and reduction combined. She underwent the £5,800 operation in September 2013 at the Transform Hospital in Manchester. Her bust was

Summary: Louise Whitaker dropped four dress sizes shrinking from a 22 to a 14 . But even after losing nine stone she was left with size 48EE breasts . 41-year-old said they resembled 'coal sacks' and shattered her confidence . Denied a reduction op on the NHS because her BMI meant she was obese . After going to a private clinic surgeons have removed half her breast tissue . Support worker said she now feels 'free' after the life-changing surgery .


When it comes to criss-crossing the globe by plane, it seems jet lag is the least of our worries. Whether you're suffering from dehydration due to low cabin humidity or suffering from pain in your ear canal during takeoff and landing, everything from oxygen deprivation to inactivity can contribute to passengers feeling unwell in the air. Here are some of the scariest health effects of flying... and some suggestions to prevent and combat them. Everything from dehydration to inactivity can contribute to passengers feeling unwell while in the air . Dehydration . While bodies are most comfortable at around 50 percent humidity, an aeroplane's cabin humidity can be as low as 10 per cent. That is drier than being in a desert. Naturally, this extreme dryness will only lead to only one inevitable conclusion: a very dehydrated traveller. According to NHS, the symptoms of dehydration include 'dizziness or light-headedness, headache, tiredness, dry mouth, lips and eyes, and the passing of small amounts of urine infrequently.' Dehydration can also lead to a loss of strength and stamina and dry sinuses, nostrils and throat that make you far more prone to infection. Combat all of this by drinking plenty of water and keeping away from beverages with diuretic properties, like alcohol or coffee. Low humidity in cabin air means that passengers should keep diuretic beverages, like alcohol, to a minimum . Ear pain . Ever wondered exactly why you feel pain in your ears during takeoff and landing? It turns out that the uncomfortable feeling a product of the air on your ears expanding and causing increased pressure to build up within the ear canal. But it's only when this pressure cannot be released, such as due to blockage from a cold, for example, that the passenger will really be made aware of the change. Luckily, alleviating the pressure in most cases is relatively easy - simply by swallowing, chewing or yawning. Additionally, the motion sickness that you may feel in the pit of your stomach actually also starts in your inner ears, when your balance is thrown off by something like turbulence. Ear pain during take off and landing is due to the air on your ears expanding and causing increased pressure . In this instance, the best bet for preventing nausea is to book a seat over the wings, which is the steadiest part of the plane. And the final ear-related concern to contend with on board has to do with hearing. Whether watching a movie or listening to your iPod, the sounds you're blasting to block out engine noise and passenger chatter are probably wreaking a bit of havoc, since it's a different listening environment than you're used to with different levels of ambient noise to tune out. Although your hearing won't suffer any permanent damage after a plane ride or two, frequent fliers should take note of the decibel difference to avoid any sort of long-term effects. Lower levels of oxygen in the plane's pressurised air can cause light-headedness and shallow breathing . Oxygen deprivation . It may be a

Summary: When it comes to flying, there are plenty of health concerns to look out for . Due to the lack of cabin air humidity, dehydration and swelling are common . Cosmic radiation is also higher when in flight and closer to the North Pole .


A father was found slumped over his steering wheel unconscious after overdosing on heroin while driving his two young children and wife on a highway. Larry Messer, 39, of Harrison, Ohio admitted to injecting himself with heroin before driving onto Interstate 74 on Saturday with his two kids, aged seven months and two, who were seated in the back seat. After he passed out, his wife, who has not been named, had to grab the steering wheel bringing the car to a stop on the side of the road, according to court documents. During an inventory search of the car, police found numerous meth pipes, a spoon, hypodermic needles and a loaded syringe filled with heroin as identified by Messer, according to WCPO. Larry Messer (above), 39, admitted to injecting himself with heroin before driving onto Interstate 74 on Saturday with his two kids, aged seven months and two, who were seated in the back seat . When officers approached the car, they said they saw a woman who appeared visibly upset standing outside of it and Messer passed out in the driver seat. After they realized he appeared to have overdosed on heroin, they contacted paramedics who gave him Narcan, which is an antidote for opiate overdoses, which helped revive him, according to WSMV. Messer has been charged with two counts of child endangering, possessing drug abuse instruments and illegal use or possession of drug paraphernalia. He is currently being held at the Hamilton County Justice Center and is set to appear in court on Monday. After Messer injected himself with heroin and lost consciousness on the interstate, his wife, who has not been named, had to grab the steering wheel bringing the car to a stop on the side of the road (above Interstate 74 where the incident occurred on Saturday)

Summary: Larry Messer, 39, of Ohio admitted to injecting himself with heroin before driving on the highway with two kids, aged seven months and two . His wife had to grab the steering wheel and bring the car to a stop on the side of the road . Police found numerous meth pipes, a spoon, hypodermic needles and a loaded syringe, which was reportedly filled with heroin, in the car . Messer has been charged with two counts of child endangering, possessing drug abuse instruments and illegal use or possession of drug paraphernalia .


The dogs taking part in the agility events at Crufts each year appear to have the time of their lives. And now you can live their moment with them thanks to a POV GoPro recording of two dogs taking part in the Flyball. In the video dog owners can be seen attaching cameras to the collars of a pair of excited pooches – a Border Collie and a Springer Spaniel. The owners attach GoPro cameras to the collars of the dogs before they take part in the Flyball . Barking in excitement, the Border Collie waits for its owner’s command to go and then springs into action jumping over the four gates and pouncing on the spring-loaded pad at the end. After catching the tennis ball the dog turns and makes its way back – the GoPro picking up the frenetic footage of the dog bounding happily towards its owner. Next is the turn of the Springer Spaniel who, if possible, appears to run even quicker. Hurdling the gates and collecting the ball, the dog runs back towards its owner and jumps up excitedly. Ready, steady, go: The Border Collie is held in place by its owner and waits for its command to go . Floppy ears: The excited Springer Spaniel hurdles the four gates at great speed before collecting the tennis ball in its mouth . The two dogs are briefly shown at the end dropping the tennis balls at the feet of their owners and receiving a pet for their hard work. Crufts 2015, which kicked off on March 5, presents dogs in the gundog, working and pastoral, terrier and hound, and toy and utility categories. The Flyball, which is hugely popular with the crowds, features on all four days of the show with the team final being held on Friday 7. Job well done: The two dogs return to their owners after the race and are greeted with a pet .

Summary: The video features a Border Collie and a Springer Spaniel . Hurdling the gates, the dogs jump on the spring-loaded pad . Before collecting the tennis ball and running back to their owners . Crufts 2015 runs from March 5-8 and features Flyball every day .


Chelsea captain John Terry was made to warm up toilets seats early in his career for then-skipper Dennis Wise. Terry revealed his duties as a young player included cleaning Wise's boots and making hot drinks for senior players at Chelsea's old Harlington training ground - a far cry from the facilities the club's youngsters enjoy at their world-class Cobham base now. But easily the strangest thing that Terry did to impress was make sure the likes of Wise, Kevin Hitchcock and Michael Duberry did not have to sit on cold toilet seats. John Terry may be Chelsea captain now, but when Dennis Wise was skipper and Terry was a junior player at the club, his duties included warming toilet seats for senior players, making drinks and cleaning boots . John Terry (left) warmed up toilet seats for Dennis Wise and his senior Chelsea team-mates as a young player and would receive £25 from Wise every time the former captain scored while wearing boots cleaned by Terry . Terry grew from a young player to a senior member of the side during training sessions at Harlington . 'I'd do anything for them,' Terry said. 'I'd make their teas and coffees, even silly things like sit on the toilet to make the seat warm for them in the cold winter days at the training ground. It's bizarre when you think about it but that was part of growing up.' Terry, now earning around £150,000-a-week as one of Chelsea's key players, used to take a tip of £25 from Wise whenever the feisty midfielder scored with the boots Terry had cleaned. 'I used to clean his boots and he wanted them perfect so I took really good care of them,' Terry told Chelsea Pitch Owners. 'Every now and then he gave me a little bonus. Every time he scored I was on £25, which was half my wages at the time! I used to be praying we'd get a penalty or he'd score.' Jon Harley, Wise and Terry (L-R) pose in Chelsea kit ahead of an Umbro launch back in 2001 . Wise's boots were cleaned by Terry and he used to give his eventual successor as captain a £25 tip . But Terry could not just rely on his toilet-warming skills to get him noticed by the senior players. 'I would go in and win tackles against first team players, and I remember at the time people were going, “Ooh, you can’t do that",' he said. 'Sometimes, the foreign guys especially, didn’t like it. Dan Petrescu, once, he got me round the throat, and said “What do you think you’re doing?!” 'The first one over, to back me up, was Wisey: “If you’ve got something to say, you say it to me, not the younger players.” Me and Dan laugh about it now.' Terry also revealed how current manager Jose Mourinho prevents complacency from creeping in. 'Sometimes you're losing a game at half-time, which doesn't happen often at this club, and you expect to come in and get a rollicking,' Terry said. 'But you

Summary: John Terry has given an insight into his time as a young player at Chelsea . Terry's duties used to include warming up toilet seats for senior players . He also made hot drinks for star players and cleaned Dennis Wise's boots . Blues captain used to hope that Wise would score to earn him a £25 tip . CLICK HERE for all the latest Chelsea news .


David Wawrzynski claims the 'Little Dipper' condiment package he patented in 1997 led H.J. Heinz Co. to develop its Dip & Squeeze ketchup packets, which it rolled out in February 2010 . A Michigan food entrepreneur claims the 'Little Dipper' condiment package he patented in 1997 led H.J. Heinz Co. to develop its Dip & Squeeze ketchup packets, which it rolled out in February 2010, lawyers in opening statements told a federal court jury in Pittsburgh on Monday. The trial, expected to last through until Thursday, will determine whether or not Pittsburgh-based Heinz used David Wawrzynski's 'concrete, new and novel' ideas when it developed the dual-purpose ketchup packets. If the jury rules in the Detroit businessman's favor and determines Heinz agreed to pay for the ideas, a separate trial will begin June 10 on how much Heinz owes Wawrzynski. 'Heinz says it didn't use any of Mr. Wawrzynski's ideas — they thought it up all on their own,' his attorney, Eugene Boyle Jr. told the jury. 'We're here to tell you that's not true.' Boyle told The Associated Press he can't say how much Wawrzynski is seeking because an expert hired to calculate the sum hasn't issued a final report. But Heinz attorney David Wolfsohn said Heinz owes nothing because the Dip & Squeeze owes nothing to the cone-shaped container that Wawrzynski invented. Drawings of two versions of that product were shown to the jury, including one with a keyhole-shaped opening that enables a person to dip a french fry into ketchup, while wiping off excess amounts as it's pulled out of the opening. Wawrzynski isn't claiming Heinz copied the exact design. Rather, he contends Heinz didn't have the idea for a ketchup container that could be dipped into and squeezed until they heard his pitch. Wolfsohn denied that claim. Heinz claims the Dip & Squeeze grew out of an earlier idea called the 'Dunk 'n Squirt' that it shelved in 2006 because it couldn't make it cheaply enough . The Dip & Squeeze grew out of an earlier idea called the 'Dunk 'n Squirt' that Heinz began working on in 2002 but shelved in 2006 because it couldn't find a vendor to make the throwaway ketchup packets cheaply enough, the company says. The packets must be cheap to purchase because fast-food restaurants and others give the packets away for free, Wolfsohn said. Prototypes developed in 2006 were keystone-shaped — like Heinz's iconic ketchup label — and had a peelable top if a customer wanted to dip a fry and a tear-off end so the ketchup could be squeezed, Wolfsohn said. Except for the keystone shape, the Dip & Squeeze packets are nearly identical. But Boyle insists the idea came from the 44-year-old Wawrzynski, who began working in the food industry at 13. After working at pizzerias over five years from the time he was 16, Wawrzynski launched Wok to You, a firm that delivers Asian food from 30 different Detroit-area restaurants. 'Dave's been tinkering with condiment packaging since high school,' Boyle said. When an earlier letter to Heinz didn't attract attention,

Summary: David Wawrzynski patented his 'Little Dipper' condiment package in 1997 . He claims H.J. Heinz Co. developed its Dip & Squeeze ketchup packets after a 2008 meeting in which he showed them his designs . Heinz claims the Dip & Squeeze grew out of an earlier idea called the 'Dunk 'n Squirt' that it shelved in 2006 because it couldn't make it cheaply enough . A court in Pittsburgh will decide this week if Heinz was influenced by Wawrzynski's concept and could lead to him seeking compensation .


Chelsea's Lewis Baker has spoken of his pride at captaining England's under 20 side and believes he is only just setting out on his journey with the Three Lions. The 19-year-old, who is currently out on loan at League One side MK Dons, featured for England in their 1-1 draw with Mexico at Barnet on Wednesday night. Aidy Boothroyd's team won the penalty shoot-out 4-2 after Arsenal striker Chuba Akpom won and then scored a penalty in normal time to cancel out Jose Ramirez's opener. Lewis Baker in action for England's under 20s in their international with Mexico on Wednesday night . The midfielder was appointed captain by Aidy Boothroyd at the beginning of the season . On the responsibility of being captain, Baker told Sportsmail: 'It's a great honour for me. Aidy chose me to be captain at the start of the campaign and that was a massive lift for me personally. 'But everyone in the team, we're all captains on the pitch in the game and we showed today that we can be a team and stick together through the bad times. 'I try to lead by example in what I do on the ball and off the ball. Everyone's aim to get to the under 21s and the seniors. 'All we can do is keep working hard, keeping doing what we can do and give your best.' Although England looked the more likely to score after Mexico goalkeeper Raul Gudino was sent off for fouling Akpom for the penalty, they had been second best for much of the friendly at The Hive. As they look towards the Toulon Tournament at the end of the season, Baker believes there is some room for improvement, starting with Sunday's friendly with the United States at Plymouth. Baker celebrates scoring for Chelsea in last season's Under 21 Premier League final with Manchester United . England under 20s coach Aidy Boothroyd smiles during Wednesday night's match at The Hive . England's under 20s are in action again on Sunday when they play the United States at Home Park in Plymouth. Ticket information can be found here. 'We didn't perform today at the level we have performed at in previous games,' he admitted. 'They were a good side; I thought first-half they had the upper hand and could have scored a few goals but we kept persevering, stayed in the game, had a little talk at half-time on how to get better and we got the result.' Akpom, who has been on the fringes of Arsene Wenger's first team all season, took his England under 20s tally to four when he drilled home his 78th minute penalty. And Baker appreciates his game-changing qualities: 'When Chuba goes through on goal, everyone gets out of their seat because they know Chuba is a great goalscorer. He's done well today, getting the penalty and he scored in the shoot-out as well.' Chuba Akpom of England scores their equaliser from the penalty spot for England Under 20s . England players celebrate during the penalty shoot-out against Mexico on Wednesday

Summary: Baker captained England under 20s in 1-1 draw with Mexico . Aidy Boothroyd's team won 4-2 in penalty shoot-out at Barnet . Chelsea midfielder Baker says it's a 'great honour' to lead the team . 19-year-old is currently on loan at MK Dons in League One . CLICK HERE for the latest Chelsea news .


Sydneysiders may be the biggest coffee snobs, but it's Melbourne that can claim to have the best cafe culture. Research into the nation's caffeine habits by Roy Morgan Research found there's nothing more Australians love than fresh coffee, with the average person's café visits increasing by three per cent between 2010 and 2014. Although Sydney was found to have the highest number of people buying fresh coffee and the lowest percentage of people purchasing instant coffee, the Harbour City proved not to be the national coffee capital. Sydney was foudn to have the highest number of people buying fresh coffee and the lowest percentage of people purchasing instant coffee . Instead, it's Melburnians which can proudly claim the title, with 63.3 per cent of people aged 14 and over visiting a café for coffee or tea in an average three month period. This was followed closely by Sydney at 61 per cent and Hobart at 62.7 per cent. Melbourne residents were also found to visit cafes more frequently with 11.5 per cent of people going 16 or more times in a three-month period. Research into the nation's caffeine habits by Roy Morgan Research found there's nothing more Australians love than fresh coffee . The Harbour City proved not to be the national coffee capital: Sydney's Cornersmith cafe in Marrickville won The Good Food Guides's best cafe award in the city in 2014 . 'With a higher café visitation rate than any other capital city, Melburnians take their coffee very seriously,' Roy Morgan Research's Group Account Director, Angela Smith, said. 'And perhaps because so many of them count on their barista for their caffeine fix, Melbourne residents don't need to buy as much fresh coffee for home/work consumption – which is where Sydneysiders lead the country.' Meanwhile, instant coffee's popularity is steadily decreasing across the country according to the research which also found an 8.7 per cent rise in the number of households with coffee makers. Melbourne residents visit cafes more frequently than in any other city: The Good Food Guides's 2014 best cafe award in Melbourne went to Top Paddock in Richmond (pictured) Perth residents are particularly fond of their home brews with the capital city recording the highest rate of coffee-maker ownership at 39 per cent. 'While a much higher proportion of Aussies still buy instant coffee than fresh, its popularity has been declining for several years,' Ms Smith said. 'However, all is not lost: instant-coffee brands Moccona and Robert Timms are actually bucking this downward trend, with higher purchase rates in 2014 than in 2010. Meanwhile, Lavazza maintains top spot among the fresh coffee brands.'

Summary: Sydney has the highest number of people buying fresh coffee and the lowest percentage of people purchasing instant coffee . Melburnians visit cafes more frequently than in any other capital . Perth recorded the highest rate of coffee-maker ownership at 39 per cent .


A mechanic carrying out a standard MOT test on a Mercedes smashed it through a garage wall after accidentally stepping on the accelerator. The silver E-Class car had been in the garage for its annual test at Cherry's MOT Centre in Chesterfield, Derbyshire, when the incident happened. The unnamed owner was sitting in the waiting area when he heard an 'almighty bang' and ran out to see his pride and joy lodged in the wall. The Mercedes was in the garage for its annual MOT test when the mechanic accidentally drove it through a wall . The car was halfway through the wall surrounded by bricks and debris from the smash. The MOT tester is thought to have pressed the accelerator not realising the automatic car had been left in drive. The Mercedes now needs a new front end - and the garage was left in need of a bricklayer. Garage owner Alan Cherry said the incident 'was an accident and no one was to blame'. A new E-Class Mercedes costs around £30,000. The MOT tester is thought to have pressed the accelerator not realising the automatic car had been left in drive . The incident happened at Cherry's MOT Centre in Chesterfield, Derbyshire (pictured)

Summary: Mechanic accidentally drove Mercedes through garage wall during MOT . He hit the accelerator not knowing the automatic car had been left in drive . Horrified owner was sitting in waiting area when he heard 'almighty bang' Car now needs a new front end - and garage wall needs a bricklayer .


A popular health blogger who reportedly failed to donate $300,000 in profits to charity has now admitted she was 'wrong' about the extent of her terminal cancer. The Whole Pantry founder Belle Gibson, whose app has about 200,000 followers, claims she was 'misdiagnosed' by a doctor after announcing last year that life-threatening cancer had spread to her live, uterus, spleen and blood, The Australian reports. The 26-year-old, who became a social media sensation when she launched her hit lifestyle and recipe app after being diagnosed with terminal brain cancer, says she feels 'humiliated' after a German medical team's examination led her to announce she was battling a third and fourth cancer. The latest revelations come just a day after it emerged that Ms Gibson may have misled her followers by failing to donate 25 per cent of the profits from The Whole Pantry - totaling $300,000 - to charity, despite promising she would. Scroll down for video . Belle Gibson, 26, the entrepreneur behind The Whole Pantry recipe and health app, publicly said $300,000 in profits would go to charity, but they never did . There have also been revelations that Ms Gibson was dishonest about her recent medical history and told people she was again riddled with cancer, later claiming she had been 'misdiagnosed' Ms Gibson, who shunned traditional treatments to combat her cancer and instead opted for a wholefood and holistic approach to battling the disease, said she was confused by her misdiagnosis. 'It's hard to admit that maybe you were wrong... (I felt) confused, bordering on humiliated', Ms Gibson told The Australian. She revealed a medical team from Germany had examined her using 'magnetic' therapy and believes this investigation led to her misdiagnosis, although she declined to name the medical team. In July 2014 she broke the news of her illness to her followers through an impassioned post to her personal Instagram page. It read in part: 'With frustration and ache in my heart // my beautiful, gamechanging community, it hurts me to find space tonight to let you all know with love and strength that I've been diagnosed with a third and fourth cancer. 'One is secondary and the other is primary. I have cancer in my blood, spleen, brain, uterus, and liver. I am hurting,' Ms Gibson wrote. Around 12 weeks after the initial post she followed up her initial post, revealing she was undergoing 'German integrative oncology protocol'. 'I'm following the same, yet amplified holistic medicine treatment plan, taking what I need from each respected modality; herbalism, acupuncture, nutrition etc and a new addition to it all with a German integrative oncology protocol. It took me a while, but I'm back in (adjusted) full force and taking each day as it comes.' On Monday Fairfax Media revealed Ms Gibson had not delivered on her promise to donate 25 per cent of The Whole Pantry's profits to charity, and reported she had lied about donating $300,000 in funds to a number of organisations. The Whole Pantry brand, which has hundreds of thousands of followers across social media

Summary: The Whole Pantry is a health and recipe app created by Belle Gibson . Ms Gibson started it when she was diagnosed with brain cancer . The app was advertised as donating profits to charities . But Fairfax revealed none of the money has been donated . Now is has also been claimed her cancer had not spread . Ms Gibson said she was 'humiliated' and had been 'misdiagnosed'