She arrived in a flurry of cream silk and tipped a wink to the royals as her car pulled up on Horse Guards Parade. Today, Angélica Rivera was back in a cream ensemble as she said her farewells to the Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh at Buckingham Palace this morning. The moment came at the end of the three-day state visit from Mexican president Enrique Peña Nieto and his glamorous wife, with the couple set to spend the afternoon in Aberdeen before flying home tonight. Scroll down for video . On their way: The Queen emerges from Buckingham Palace with President Enrique Peña Nieto . President Peña Nieto, 48, and Ms Rivera, 45, began the visit with a ceremonial welcome on Horse Guards Parade. There, they were treated to a 42-gun Royal Salute and a traditional procession along the Mall, with the Queen travelling with President Peña Nieto in the Diamond Jubilee State Coach. Behind them came the Duke of Edinburgh and Ms Rivera who chatted happily as they waved at the crowds from their seats in the Australian State Coach. Ms Rivera, a former soap star, was then squired on a tour of the Royal Collection by a clearly charmed Duke of Edinburgh, with the pair seen deep in conversation as they inspected a saddle presented to Prince Philip during a visit to Mexico in 1975. Royal party: Behind them were the Duke of Edinburgh and Peña Nieto's wife, Angélica Rivera . Glamorous: The Mexican First Lady was chic in cream, while the Queen wore a stunning ivory suit . Genial: The couple had clearly enjoyed their visit and were all smiles as they made their farewells . And they're off: The Queen and Prince Philip waved their guests off from the steps of Buckingham Palace . Later, she drew all eyes as she arrived for the traditional State Dinner in a spectacular crimson dress that made her look almost as regal as the Queen herself. Ms Rivera's whirlwind tour also included a solo visit to the set of Downton Abbey alongside the Countess of Wessex yesterday, and a dinner at London's Guildhall. Meanwhile, her husband spent much of yesterday locked in talks, with Nick Clegg visiting the president at Buckingham Palace in the morning and Ed Miliband following in the afternoon. In between meetings, President Peña Nieto travelled to Downing Street for a meeting with the Prime Minister, during which the issue of human rights was raised. But the Mexican leader was back at his wife's side for last night's dinner at the London Guildhall, where they were joined by Prince Richard, Duke of Gloucester, and his wife Birgitte. Sparkling: Last night saw Ms Rivera dazzle in diamonds for a banquet at London's Guildhall . Chic: The Mexican First Lady opted for a glamorous floor-length black gown for the event . Warm welcome: Ms Rivera and the Lord Mayor's wife, Gilly Yarrow, were presented with posies . Eye-catching: For Tuesday's State Dinner, Ms Rivera opted for a stunning crimson gown . Convivial: President Peña Nieto was seated next to

Summary: Angélica Rivera was glamorous in a cream ensemble for the farewell . The Queen, who hosted the visit, was elegant in a delicate ivory suit . Mexico's Enrique Peña Nieto was also waved off by Prince Philip . Only two state visits such as this week's are hosted by the Queen a year .


Claims: Tory MP Mark Simmonds has been sponsoring his local hospital radio station and claiming it back on expenses . A Tory MP quitting Westminster because £67,000-a-year is not enough to support his family has been sponsoring his local hospital radio station and claiming it back on expenses, it was revealed today. Former foreign office minister Mark Simmonds also has an advertisement board behind the goal at Boston United's football ground funded by the taxpayer. Mr Simmonds, who represents Boston and Skegness in Lincolnshire until May, is leaving Parliament because expenses are not sufficient to allow his young family to live with him in London. In the 2013/14 financial year he claimed 170,841.21 in expenses, which included £10,000 for his sports advertising at Boston United and elsewhere. Within his office costs he claimed for the £100 cost of sponsoring his local hospital radio station. He also employs his wife Lizbeth as office manager on around £25,000-a-year paid for by the taxpayer. For eight years patients and staff at Pilgrim Hospital in Boston, Lincolnshire, have heard that music shows on Fridays are 'kindly sponsored' by Tory Mark Simmonds. Mr Simmonds, a former Foreign Office minister, says all the expense claims were within the rules and the Boston United board was approved by watchdog Ipsa in advance of the claim. Ipsa has also rejected a complaint about sponsorship and refused to investigate because of a lack of 'sufficient evidence'. Local councillor Robin Hunter-Clarke, who is standing for UKIP in Boston and Skegness in May, told the Daily Mirror: 'To pretend he is sponsoring a hospital radio show, boasting of his generosity while in fact charging the taxpayer, is pretty low.' Local support: Mr Simmonds has paid for an ad board at Boston United's York Street stadium to allow the public to see his contact details . But the MP has said he cannot understand why his claims are controversial. He told MailOnline: 'It is a load of nonsense. All the expenses were properly claimed and approved by Ipsa. I even emailed them pictures of the advertising board before I claimed and they approved it. 'It has been a good way to advertise my contact details and a lot of people have got in contact through this'. Regular sponsor: The MP has for eight years 'kindly sponsored' the Friday music show at Pilgrim Hospital in Boston . Last August he quit because of ‘intolerable’ expenses rules but is the owner of a million-pound mansion, bought using profits from the sale of his taxpayer-funded home. The 50-year-old already owns a seven-bedroom grade-II listed house with a heated swimming pool. Mr Simmonds has claimed more than £1.7million in expenses since becoming a Tory MP in 2001. He also made more than £500,000 by selling a house on which the taxpayer paid the mortgage interest. Six months after becoming an MP, he bought a five-bedroom house in Putney, south-west London, for £650,000. From 2001 to 2009, he claimed £2,000 a month for the mortgage interest. When expenses rules were changed to ban such claims, he sold the property

Summary: Mark Simmonds also has taxpayer-funded ad board at Boston United FC . For eight years he has also sponsored Pilgrim Radio at local hospital . MP claims it's been an excellent way to get contact details to constituents . UKIP rival has said claiming advertising on expenses is 'pretty low' MP for Boston and Skegness will not stand at the next general election . Said income didn't cover cost of renting Westminster home for his family .


Researchers have mapped dark matter in several colliding galaxy clusters more than a billion light-years away. And one outcome of the research is that dark matter might not actually be composed of particles, as previously thought. Instead, a number of theories ranging from it being a fluid, to not existing at all, have been presented by researchers - who also say it is likely 'weirder than we first thought.' Researchers in Switzerland and the UK mapped dark matter in clusters (shown in blue), and discovered that dark matter might be 'weirder than we thought'. Clockwise from top left, the galaxy clusters are: MACS J0416.1+2403, MACS J0152.5+2852, MACS J0717.5+3745, ZwCl 1358+62, Abell 2744 and Abell 370 . The research was carried out by scientists from the École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL) in Switzerland, the University of Edinburgh and Durham University. They used data from the Hubble Space Telescope and the Chandra X-ray Observatory to measure galaxy clusters - collections of hundreds of galaxies. Surprisingly, the study discovered that dark matter ‘particles’ may simply pass through each other when galaxy clusters collide. ‘This work looks at the way dark matter interacts with itself when massive clouds of it are smashed together with other massive clouds,’ lead author Dr David Harvey from EFPL told MailOnline. When physicists study the dynamics of galaxies and the movement of stars, they are confronted with a mystery. If they only take visible matter into account, their equations simply don't add up; the elements that can be observed are not sufficient to explain the rotation of objects and the existing gravitational forces. There is something missing. From this they deduced that there must be an invisible kind of matter that does not interact with light but does, as a whole, interact by means of the gravitational force. Called 'dark matter', this substance appears to make up at least 80 per cent of the matter in the known universe. ‘We find that when this happens, the dark matter does not get affected at all and it carries on unimpeded.’ This implies that dark matter particles do not interact with themselves, which would have caused dark matter to slow down. Instead, it appears that while dark matter could interact ‘non-gravitationally’ with visible matter, this is not the case when it interacts with itself. More importantly, the study challenges the view that dark matter consists of proton-like particles - or perhaps any particles whatsoever. ‘The implications for dark matter are that it rules out some models of particle dark matter, for example it challenges the idea that dark matter is made of an equivalent 'dark proton' that is exchanging 'dark photons’,’ said Dr Harvey. ‘To say we can conclude that dark matter is not a particle is too far, but we are challenging many models of dark matter, and it remains to be seen whether dark matter is a particle as many lines of research are yet to prove this.’ Using the Hubble Space Telescope (shown from Space Shuttle Atlantis in 2009), the team observed distant galaxies that were more than a

Summary: Researchers in Switzerland and the UK mapped dark matter in clusters . They discovered that dark matter 'particles' pass through themselves . This suggests dark matter may not actually be composed of particles . It could instead be like a 'fluid', or something else entirely . 'We are challenging many models of dark matter,' lead author Dr Harvey told MailOnline .


Lewis Hamilton is determined to' create history' again this Formula One season after insisting there is more to come despite a perfect start to the new year. Reigning world champion Hamilton claimed pole, fastest lap and race win in the opening grand prix of the campaign in Australia earlier this month. With team-mate Nico Rosberg second it was abundantly clear Mercedes will take some stopping again this term following a dominant 2014. Lewis Hamilton poses for a picture with a fan at a meet-and-greet session in Kuala Lumpur on Wednesday . Hamilton is expected to go head-to-head with Mercedes team-mate Nico Rosberg once more in 2015 . Hamilton has vowed to create history at Mercedes as he bids to win his third world championship . Mercedes set a new record for victories in a season with 16 from the 19 races, surpassing the prior mark of 15 set by McLaren in 1988 and Ferrari in 2002 and again in 2004. The German manufacturing giant also equalled Red Bull's 2011 record of 18 poles for the year, with their only blip in Austria where both Hamilton and Rosberg made errors to let in Williams' Felipe Massa. The worry for Mercedes' rivals this year is the team appear to have taken a step forward, with Hamilton showing no let up in his desire to make it three world titles. 'In terms of my performance I've got more to come,' said Hamilton ahead of this weekend's Malaysian Grand Prix. 'I've been spending time with the engineers and I'm going to work really hard to understand. 'Last year when I went to Malaysia I went fresh. It was like my first race of the year. The British driver appeared in relaxed spirits as he sets sights on a third Formula One title . The Mercedes drivers look set to dominate the remainder of the season after setting the pace in Australia . Rosberg and Hamilton sign autographs for the dozens Mercedes-supporting fans in Malaysia . 'I went into the race not really knowing how long the tyres would last, but what happened turned out to be exceptional. 'After that race there was this big debrief and a document done to explain everything I did. 'Now I've won in Australia I'm going to extract everything from my data and see how I can better my performance. I definitely feel in this next race I can be better than I was last time out.' Asked of Hamilton whether it was Mercedes' target to win every race this season, he replied: 'The target's always been to win every race, even in the bad days. 'But this year we have an awesome car with improved reliability, so the target is to create history again.' Hamilton won in Malaysia last year ahead of Mercedes team-mate Rosberg . Hamilton is aware, however, of the potential perils and pitfalls that lie ahead which could scupper such aspirations. 'To pick up where we left off last year was awesome, but if 2014 showed us anything it's that putting together a whole season is never

Summary: Lewis Hamilton heads into Malaysian Grand Prix leading the championship . The Briton won last time out in Australia after beating Nico Rosberg . He is aiming to become first British driver to win back-to-back titles . CLICK HERE for all the latest Formula One news .


Sebastian Coe has warned against calls from the Ukrainian president to boycott World Cup 2018 in Russia over the conflict between the two nations. Lord Coe is challenging Ukraine's pole vault icon Sergey Bubka for the presidency of world athletics governing body the IAAF, to replace Lamine Diack, who steps down in August. Coe, the former chairman of the London Organising Committee for the Olympic Games (LOCOG), believes sporting boycotts only 'damage competitors and athletes'. Ukraine president Petro Poroshenko told German newspaper Bild the country's allies should consider boycotting the 2018 FIFA tournament in Russia if Moscow does not pull all of its troops out of his territory. Lord Sebastian Coe believes that boycotts only serve to 'damage competitors and athletes' 'I will always oppose boycotts of sport, because I don't think they actually achieve what they set out to do,' said Coe. 'The only people they really damage are competitors and athletes.' Poroshenko told Bild he will push Germany's chancellor Angela Merkel towards tougher sanctions against Russia, citing the fact Shakhtar Donetsk are forced to host matches 1,200km away in Lviv because their home city is occupied by pro-Russia separatists. 'I think there has to be discussion of a boycott of this World Cup. As long as there are Russian troops in Ukraine I think a World Cup in that country is unthinkable,' Poroshenko told Bild. Coe, however, believes politicians should use sport as a 'soft power' to try to bring about change through inclusion rather than exile or boycott. Ukrainian president Petro Poroshenko wants Russia to withdraw all troops from his territory . Conflicts have been ongoing between Ukraine and Russia, leading to a call for a 2018 World Cup boycott . 'I think it is far better to have sport as a soft power, helping change all sorts of things, and we can't pick, we can't a la carte menu sport,' said Coe. 'You either believe in its power to change and to be a catalyst for social and political change or you don't. 'I happen to believe that sport has done far more to bring communities together than to isolate and separate them.' Coe was back at the centre of the triumphant 2012 Olympic Games on Monday, the Olympic Park, to launch the 2015 Morrisons Great Newham London Run. The 10k run will be held on Sunday, July 19, and will be the first event staged in the former Olympic Stadium at Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park. Coe rates coaxing more young people into athletics as the greatest challenge facing the sport, and his ideas to boost participation form the crux of his manifesto for the IAAF presidency. The double Olympic gold medal winner said it was important he took time out of his hectic campaign schedule to continue the legacy work from London 2012. 'I will support anything, particularly running, but anything that adds to the lustre and legacy of this extraordinary park,' said Coe. Brendan Foster (left), Jo Pavey, Coe and Mayor of Newham Robin Wales pose for a photo at the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park in

Summary: Lord Coe believes nobody should boycott the next World Cup in Russia . Former LOCOG chairman says boycotts only 'damage competitors' Ukraine president Petro Poroshenko said countries should consider a boycott if Russia does not pull troops out of his territory .


A time capsule hidden inside the walls of a California home in 1978 was finally reunited with its owner, who placed it there when he was only 12 years old. Robert Wright, 49, flew from Texas with his father to their former home in Fontana to pick up the 37-year-old time capsule that Wright once hid while his family was remodeling the house. Inside he placed a signed note, a few coins, a newspaper cutting and a McDonald's scratch card. Robert Wright (pictured left as a 12-year-old and right today) was reunited with a time capsule he hid inside the walls of his home in 1978 . The 12-year-old Wright explained in the note that his dad was redoing the wall's paneling, which gave him the chance to hide the note away. He also provided 'proof' of the date with a newspaper clipping . In the note, Wright wrote: 'Hello to whoever finds this. My name is Robert Wright. Today my dad is putting up paneling. Today is November 18th, 1978, 15 till 12:00 noon'. 'I'm 12 years old and a student at Fontana JR. High, 7th grade. I am 5'3, blond hair, hazel eyes.' 'Here is proof of the date. Robert Wright.' Wright told ABC News it was 'surreal' to be reunited with the capsule he never thought he'd seen again. The capsule was a 'spur-of-the-moment idea', according to Wright, who quickly gathered some trinkets from his room before his dad sealed the interior wall he was redoing. He tore off a newspaper and threw in the McDonald's ticket to prove the date. The capsule wasn't unearthed until six years ago when Greg Sandoval, the home's current owner, was doing a renovation of his own. Sandoval struggled to find Wright's contact information or profile on Facebook but didn't have the heart to throw it away. The plastic bag capsule contained a note, coins - and this scratchcard from a McDonald's restaurant . The capsule wasn't unearthed until six years ago, when the home's current owner Greg Sandoval and his wife were doing a renovation of their own . After six years he decided 'to do something about it' and reached out to his local ABC station in Los Angeles in December. The segment aired on a local ABC affiliate in Houston and Wright was soon inundated with phone calls. He told ABC News: 'I watched the video link and was like, "Oh my gosh. This is me. I am that Robert Wright."' Wright, who works in orthopedics in Austin, got in touch with Sandoval and decided he would personally pick up the capsule when he had to fly down to California in a few months for a conference. The father-of-two now plans to continue the tradition with his boys, aged eight and nine, when they remodel their home this summer. 'Maybe 50 years from now, someone will find their things,' Wright said. 'And they'll have a cool story to tell.' Sandoval struggled to find Wright's contact information or profile on Facebook but he didn't have the heart to throw it away,

Summary: Robert Wright, 49, flew from Texas with his father to their former home in Fontana, California to pick up the capsule . Wright hid it inside the walls of his home when his father was remodeling . Capsule contains a signed note, coins, a newspaper cutting and a McDonald's scratch card . It was discovered six years ago by home's current owner Greg Sandoval . Sandoval couldn't find Wright's contact information and aired a segment on TV this December in an attempt to reach the owner .


He may have finally signalled the end of the search, but AirAsia founder Tony Fernandes says the airline is not giving up on finding the missing victims from crashed flight QZ8501. A total of 60 bodies still remain missing since the plane, en route from Surabaya, Indonesia, to Singapore, crashed into the Java Sea on December 28, killing all 162 people on board. Speaking in Sydney, Mr Fernandes said the airline was giving it 'one last shot' at recovering those still missing. AirAsia founder Tony Fernandes maintains he refuses to give up hope of finding those still missing. Mr Fernandes was speaking at a press conference in Sydney on Thursday . Rescuers wave at an Indonesian Air Force helicopter while standing around the rescued tail section of flight QZ8051 . 'Our message is we're not giving up,' he told reporters on Thursday. They (the families) know that because I am speaking to them every day.' The airline's message to families was 'keep hoping, keep going', he said. 'It is our responsibly to look after those families as best as we can,' Mr Fernandes said. Mr Fernandes, in Australia to announce an airfare sale, said the QZ8051 recovery work would continue round the clock for seven to 10 more 'operational days' before being shut down. The tail section of crashed AirAsia Flight QZ8501 is taken away by at the Crest Onyx ship . The AirAsia plane crashed into the Java Sea on December 28, killing all 162 people on board . AirAsia X acting CEO, Ben Ismail, listens to a question during a press conference announcing an airfare sale in Sydney on Thursday . He said he was in 'constant dialogue' with the families of those still missing, and that "contingencies" would be put in place should not all the bodies be located. 'QZ8051 was probably the worst moment of my life and it continues to be something that will haunt me forever,' he said. Mr Fernandes would not be drawn on why the preliminary official report into the crash was not being made public. Indonesian investigators earlier this year submitted the report into the plane crash to the International Civil Aviation Organisation, keeping its contents secret. An Indonesian search and rescue helicopter prepares for landing on the Indonesian navy vessel KRI Timur Yunusov Aceh during operations in the Java Sea . Mr Fernandes said it was 'not right for him to say whether they should have or whether they shouldn't have" publicised the report, adding there must have been a 'valid reason' for the decision. He also defended AirAsia's safety record. 'All I can say is that we're regulated by lots and lots of authorities and no one has banned us from coming to their country,' he said. Mr Fernandes also said he supported better aircraft tracking technology amid the ongoing mystery about the whereabouts of missing Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370. Mr Fernandes supports the move for better aircraft tracking technology . 'I can't see why data can't be sent to the cloud every five minutes for instance,' he said. 'It's ridiculous

Summary: Search for victims of AirAsia plane crash is finally coming to an end . AirAsia founder Tony Fernandes admits recovery mission is ending . He is in 'constant dialogue' with the families of those still missing . Mr Fernandes also said he supported better aircraft tracking technology . The plane crashed into the Java Sea on December 28, killing all 162 people .


Gone: Barway Edwin Collins, 10, went missing from his Crystal, Minneapolis, apartment building last Wednesday after school . Police in Minnesota say they believe the father of a missing 10-year-old boy hasn't been honest about his disappearance. Barway Collins was last seen after school March 18 near his apartment complex. Police said they were working to find the boy and were checking flights to see whether he might have been sent overseas to his mother, believed to be in Liberia. Chief Stephanie Revering said Barway's father, Pierre Collins, is now considered a suspect. Revering says Collins, who was seen wiping away tears at a vigil held for the boy Monday, was given a lie-detector test and 'we believe he was untruthful.' Police released a video of Barway riding a bus after school. In the video, the boy said 'there's my dad' and 'there's my uncle.' Police want to identify the uncle. 'The father and the party described as an ‘uncle’ are likely the last known people to have seen Barway,' Revering said, as reported by the Star-Tribune. 'Unfortunately, we have reason to believe that Barway’s father has not been completely truthful with us.' Dozens of relatives, friends and supporters came together Monday in Crystal, Minnesota, to plead for the safe return of Barway Edwin Collins. Cash was donated to the family as Pierre Collins sobbed and his wife stood, it appeared, at his side in support. 'Unfortunately, we have reason to believe that Barway’s father has not been completely truthful with us': Crystal Police Chief Stephanie Revering, right, releases a videoshowing 10-year-old Barway Collinson a school bus prior to his disappearance . 'There's my dad': The footage in question (pictured) also has audio and, police say, as the bus pulled up to Barway's building he pointed out his father and an uncle. Previously, police had been searching for anyone who might have seen Barway at that point, the moment of his disappearance . Emotional? Barway Collins' father, Pierre Collins, wipes away tears as he stands with his wife, Yamah, and supporters at vigil Monday for their missing son. Police say Pierre failed a lie-detector test and is not sharing everything he knows . Over the past five days, local police, federal agents and Hennepin County's sheriff's deputies have been searching the area for Barway with K-9 dogs, reviewing footage from surveillance cameras and interviewing family members and witnesses. According to the Crystal Police Department, a man and woman pictured in a screen shot from a CCTV camera installed at the front entrance of the Cedarwood apartment complex may have witnessed Barway being dropped off from school. So far, the mystery couple have not been named as suspects or even persons of interest in the case. Chief Revering said Monday that an Amber Alert has not been issued for Barway because investigators believe he may be with a relative. Missing? Massive billboards have sprung up to help in the search for Barway, but now police have started to wonder just how missing he truly is . Pierre Collins and his wife Yamah ,

Summary: Barway Edwin Collins, 10, went missing from his Crystal, Minneapolis, apartment building March 18 after school . After his fatherdenied knowing his son's whereabouts, CCTV emerged of Barway shouting 'There's my dad' from the bus where he was last seen . His father Pierre Collins just this Monday had been seen wiping away tears at a vigil held for his son . Police said Tuesday they were checking flights to see whether he might have been sent overseas to his mother, believed to be in Liberia .


Dr Louise Selby said she was left 'speechless' at the 'blatant sexism' of Pure Gym after she was locked out of the female changing rooms . A doctor has accused a gym chain of ‘blatant sexism’ for assuming she must be a man because of her profession. Paediatrician Louise Selby was issued with a security passcode to enter her local Pure Gym branch. But the PIN repeatedly failed to work on the door to the women’s changing room because the membership management system was programmed to register anyone with the title ‘Dr’ as male. The chain – which has 90 gyms from Aberdeen to Southampton and plans to open another 40 this year – yesterday admitted that the problem is nationwide and asked any female doctors who use its facilities to contact its membership team. Dr Selby said she was ‘outraged’ when she asked staff for help at the Pure Gym in Cambridge and was told what the problem was. ‘Their archaic attitudes to women and blatant sexism really are second to none,’ she said. ‘They may have modern machines but their attitudes are firmly stuck in the early 20th century. ‘I was speechless and I’m not often speechless. If it is some sort of IT glitch then why don’t they fix it? ‘There was even an option on the [application] form to say whether you are male or female. They should offer an apology to people who are affected because it has caused offence.’ Dr Selby, 31, from Balsham, Cambridgeshire, sent a complaint to the gym’s Twitter account after having to ask other women to let her into the locker room for several weeks. Dr Selby said she had experienced sexism in the past with people assuming she is a nurse or secretary because of her sex and says there a need for change. CEO of PureGym, Humphrey Cobbold, said; 'We would like to apologise for the inconvenience and frustration caused to Dr Selby and any other female doctors who may have been affected. 'There is certainly no intention on our part to be sexist. 'There are currently more than 200,000 female members of PureGym and a large proportion of our staff are female and are absolutely an integral and essential part of our business. Dr Selby was told by staff at the gym that the code she was given to get into the women's changing rooms wouldn't work because all people with the title 'Dr' are automatically registered as men . The gym said the error was down to a 'glitch' in its system and that staff were looking into the issue . 'It is very unfortunate that an error between two of the systems we use gave the appearance that all doctors are male and we are working to ensure that this does not happen again. 'We encourage any members who have been affected by this issue to call or email our member services team.' A company spokesman refused to name the firm that supplied its IT system. A spokesman for Pure Gym said the had now removed 'Dr'

Summary: Dr Louise Selby signed up for membership at Pure Gym in Cambridge . Members are given passcodes for changing rooms, but hers didn't work . Error due to IT system assuming everyone with 'Dr' title was male . Dr Selby was left 'speechless' at the 'blatant sexism' she encountered .


Tim Southee believes New Zealand are ready for 'one more big push' in the on Sunday in Melbourne when they face fierce rivals Australia in the World Cup final. The fast bowler said his team had allowed itself a day to celebrate the dramatic semi-final win over South Africa at Eden Park in Auckland, and had now 'parked' the memory of that match. Playing in a World Cup final, particularly against Australia in front of almost 100,000 spectators at the Melbourne Cricket Ground, was his 'dream come true.' Tim Southee is relishing the prospect of facing Australia in the World Cup final on Sunday . New Zealand practiced at the Melbourne Cricket Ground on Friday in preparation for the final . Daniel Vettori will play his last ever ODI for New Zealand on Sunday in the World Cup final . 'As a kid growing up you either wanted to be an All Black or a Black Cap and this is as good as it gets,' he said. 'I'm sure the guys are very excited to fulfill a childhood dream.' Southee said New Zealand captain Brendon McCullum 'speaks a lot about it being the time of our lives and the last couple of months we wouldn't replace for anything. We never wanted it to end, we've made it last as long as we possibly cane and one more big push and the guys will remember it forever.' Southee spoke of a sporting rivalry with Australia in which New Zealand was always 'the little brother.' He was asked directly at a news conference on Friday whether Sunday's final was about winning the respect of a fierce sporting rival whose attitude to New Zealand cricket has always contained a note of condescension. New Zealand batsman Kane Williamson practices his football skills during the training session in Melbourne . New Zealand captain Brendon McCullum in the nets just outside the Melbourne Cricket Ground . Grant Elliott has a throw at the stumps in a fielding drill during New Zealand's practice session . Southee allowed that there had been cause in the past for Australia to view New Zealand in that manner. 'In times gone by we haven't played to our potential or been as consistent as we should have been,' he said. 'In the last two years we've slowly, slowly gained a bit more respect because of the brand of cricket we're playing. 'We respect Australia, they're a quality side and they're not No 1 in the world for no reason. But I'm sure we've gained a bit of repsect for the brand of cricket we've played over the last couple of years. I guess that opinion has changed a little bit over the last couple of years in the way that we've played and because of the sides we've beaten.' Southee said a World Cup final between the tournament's co-hosts at the Melbourne Cricket Ground - one of cricket's greatest stages - was 'pretty exciting.' 'It's an awesome opportunity,' he said. 'It's going to be a great game of cricket. Obviously both teams are playing

Summary: Tim Southee describes final against Australia as a 'dream come true' New Zealand practiced at Melbourne Cricket Ground on Friday . Blackcaps landed in Melbourne on Wednesday after their thrilling four-wicket semi-final victory over South Africa at Eden Park in Auckland . New Zealand beat Australia by one wicket earlier in the tournament .


Five students, including Christopher Gibson, 18, are in police custody for allegedly conspiring to kill another student on campus . Five students at a high school in Tucson are in police custody for allegedly conspiring to kill another student on campus. The five, who attend Flowing Wells High School, were arrested on Wednesday night and booked into jail on suspicion of conspiracy to commit first-degree murder. Four of the suspects are minors but police say they could all be charged as adults. They have named as Gabriel Quiroga, 15; Jessica Good, 17; Andrew Totten, 15; Anastasia Lakin, 17; and Christopher Gibson, 18. Officers went to the school on Wednesday after another student told Flowing Wells' administrative staff about the alleged plan. Tucson Police Department's Special Investigation Division carried out interviews and learned that the five students were involved in a weeklong plan to kill another student. 'Detectives determined that not only was there a plan but the five students accused would meet in the mornings and at lunch to discuss the details of the plan,' police spokesman Sgt. Pete Dugan told KHBS. 'Each meeting got further involved in the planning process, and the last meeting was when they decided to bring the weapon. Scroll down for video . The five, who include Jessica Good, 17, and Gabriel Quiroga, 15, were arrested on Wednesday night and booked into jail on suspicion of conspiracy to commit first-degree murder . 'They had even decided where the murder would take place, somewhere off campus. These meetings went on for about a week.' School staff found the knife in the student's possession. Police haven't release details of the motive for the plot, saying only that the group was having problems with the student who was their alleged target. 'It was not a random act,' Dugan said. 'They were targeting someone who hung out in the same group as them. Someone they were having problems with and decided to kill. 'We were able to stop it before it happened, and it was to the point where we thought it would happen,' says Dugan. Four of the suspects, including Andrew Totten, 15, and Anastasia Lakin, 17, are minors but police say they could all be charged as adults . Tucson Police Department's Special Investigation Division carried out interviews at Flowing Wells High School and learned that the five students were involved in a weeklong plan to kill another student .

Summary: The five, who attend Flowing Wells High School, were arrested on Wednesday on suspicion of conspiracy to commit first-degree murder . They have been named as Gabriel Quiroga, 15; Jessica Good, 17; Andrew Totten, 15; Anastasia Lakin, 17; and Christopher Gibson, 18 . School authorities were tipped off about alleged plan by another student . Police haven't release details of any motive, saying only that the group was having problems with the student who was their alleged target .


Barcelona legend Hristo Stoichkov has tipped Real Madrid to sell Cristiano Ronaldo to Manchester United if the price is right and claimed the world player of the year is tired of ‘only’ being compared with Lionel Messi. The former striker was speaking in a Sportium promotion when he was asked about Ronaldo and he said: ‘You would have to ask Florentino [Perez] about Ronaldo’s future. Sooner or later he will be sold by the president. ‘Football is like that but it depends on the president. I don’t know if he needs the money; if he does then it is a good moment to sell him.’ Hristo Stoichkov has claimed it would be a good time for Real Madrid to sell Cristiano Ronaldo . The former Barcelona and Bulgaria striker tipped Ronaldo to return to Manchester United . Stoichkov celebrates scoring for Bulgaria against Spain during Euro 96 in England . Stoichkov also claimed part of Ronaldo’s recent unhapiness stems from being tired of comparisons with Messi. He said: ‘You can’t doubt the quality of either one of them. Messi is where he should be but Ronaldo is in a delicate moment. ‘All players go through bad moments, it happened to me too. Perhaps the obsession with Messi affects him. The difference between Ronaldo and Messi is he [Messi] gets compared with Pele, [Diego] Maradona and [Johan] Cruyff and Ronaldo only gets compared with Messi.’ Legendary Barca striker Stoichkov said he believed the BBC at Real Madrid - Gareth Bale Karim Benzema and Ronaldo - are not at the same level as Messi, Neymar and Luis Suarez. Stoichkov (right) is a legend at Real's rivals Barcelona, whom he helped to the 1992 European Cup (pictured) It has been rumoured that Ronaldo is unsettled at Real Madrid and may leave in the summer . Stoichkov suggested Ronaldo is tired of constant comparisons with Barcelona star Lionel Messi (above) ‘They are low on morale,’ he said. ‘Between the two forward lines Barca’s is better at the moment and you always have to look to see if the players are enjoying themselves or not.’ Asked if he could see himself in Barca forward Suarez, Stoichkov said: ‘He came with the label of problem player after the World Cup but I am convinced he will help them try to win the three competitions they are competing in.’

Summary: Manchester United could make a move for Cristiano Ronaldo this summer . Hristo Stoichkov says Real Madrid should sell Ronaldo . Ex-Barcelona striker claims Ronaldo is tired of contest with Lionel Messi . Bulgarian suggested now would be prudent time to sell Portuguese star . He added that trio of Ronaldo, Gareth Bale and Karim Benzema are not as good as Barcelona's Messi, Neymar and Luis Suarez . READ: Ronaldo could return to Manchester United .


Parents took their two young daughters out of school for a year so they could all go snorkelling on the Great Barrier Reef and canoeing in Vietnam as part of a round-the-world trip. Deputy head teacher Paul Davies and his wife Adele 'home schooled' their daughters as they visited 12 countries so they could have a taste of freedom 'without health and safety restraints'. Nine-year-old Lili Mai and her seven-year-old sister Nel had never flown in a plane before they left their home in Llandybie, Near Ammanford, west Wales, in September 2013. The family saved for nine years to afford the once-in-a-lifetime adventure which saw them cover almost 30,000 miles. Scroll down for video . Deputy head teacher Paul Davies and his wife Adele took their two young daughters Nel (left), seven and Lili Mai (right), nine, out of school for a year, pictured at Halong Bag, Vietnam . The family saved for nine years to afford the once-in-a-lifetime adventure, pictured is Mr Davies and his daughters during a festival in Singapore . Along the way the family went shopping in New York, snorkelling in Cairns, canoeing in Halong Bay, Vietnam, and even met Fijian natives. Primary school pupil Lili said: 'We enjoyed everything about our journey. Everything was new and exciting. Hearing new accents and languages was cool. 'Not going to school for a year was a new experience for Nel and I, but learning something new every day was easy when you got to.' Mr Davies, 40, said he has no regrets about taking the children out of Ffairfach Primary School in Carmarthenshire to go travelling. He said: 'We are very fortunate that we've had a chance to go. We have been saving since Lili was a baby. The parents home schooled their daughters as they visited 12 countries, pictured at Ayers Rock, also known as Uluru, in central Australia . The family covered almost 30,000 miles and visited the Taj Mahal in Agra, India (pictured left with Mrs Davies' mother) and (right) at the Great Wall of China . The girls had never flown before they set off on the journey from west Wales in September 2013, pictured sailing in Australia . They visited some of the world's most fascinating places, including Angkor Wat in Siem Reap, Cambodia, the largest religious complex in the world . 'Our girls learnt so much along the way. Every new country was a lesson in itself. Their numeracy skills were improved as they worked out exchange rates and new currency and their communication skills and confidence grew daily. 'Experiencing the world and all the variety it has to offer - the sounds and sights and smells - that education broadens the mind. It does more than reading about the world in a book ever could. 'I'm always so aware that your time with your children at home is finite and I want them to have amazing experiences and memories of their time growing up. I know Lili and Nel will remember our trip forever. 'Although they missed a year of physically being in

Summary: Deputy head teacher Paul Davies, 40, and his wife Adele, 38, took their daughters out of school for a year . They visited 12 countries and covered almost 30,000 miles during their trip which started in September 2013 . Lili Mai, nine, and Nel, seven, had never been on flight before adventure before setting off from home in west Wales . Mr Davies taught both girls the national curriculum and gave them intensive lessons in Brittany, France . They visited New York, went snorkelling in Cairns, canoeing in Halong Bay, Vietnam, and rode elephants in Laos .


Sickening footage has emerged of a teenage girl being viciously beaten by another girl – as fellow students did nothing to help. Video taken on a cell phone at Massabesic High School in Waterboro, Maine, shows the attacker pinning the 16-year-old to the ground and repeatedly punching her in the face. The assault took place while students were changing class - but the footage does not show anybody stepping in to stop the brutal onslaught. Sickening: A 16-year-old girl was viciously beaten by another girl at Massabesic High School in Maine in an attack that was caught on camera . The mother of the terrified victim has described the incident as ‘sickening’ and believes the attack may have been planned. Refusing to reveal her name through fear of drawing more attention to her daughter, she told CBS 13 that the footage was ‘disturbing’ and ‘hard to watch’. She added: ‘My daughter’s only 98 pounds. She’s a tiny little thing. ‘It’s terrifying to see your daughter go through something like that. It’s … it’s sickening.’ Her daughter needed medical treatment after suffering ‘five large bruises’ to her head and injuries to her arms where she was desperately trying to defend herself. The mother of the terrified victim has described the incident, at Massabesic High School, pictured, as ‘sickening’ and believes the attack was planned . Vicious: Footage shows the attacker pinning the 16-year-old to the ground and repeatedly punching her in the face . She suggested that those behind the attack ‘wanted it recorded’ so they could put the footage on social media meaning students from other schools could see the incident. Bangor Daily News reported that she had been told by school Principal Christian Elkington that the attack was ‘a terrible thing’ and that the school was ‘dealing with it appropriately’. She is said to have received a letter from Superintendent John Davis who apologised and pledged to address the incident quickly. But the victim’s mother says she does not know whether anybody has been expelled. The website reports that the victim has a restraining order against her attacker and that the youngster still fears repercussions.

Summary: Video of attack taken on cell phone at Massabesic High School in Maine . Footage shows 16-year-old on her back and being repeatedly punched . Assault took place as students changed classes at the Waterboro school . Mother of victim has described the attack as ‘disturbing’ and ‘sickening’


Britain's biggest pensions firm has come under fire for exploiting savers after dishing out £49million in pay and perks to its bosses last year. With less than a week before the biggest shake-up in the pensions market for more than a century, insurance giant Prudential was last night accused of ‘greed’ after revealing the extraordinary awards lavished on its senior executives. MPs and pension experts said the scale of the awards would be particularly galling for millions of savers trapped in poor-value annuities or paying excessive charges. Tidjane Thiam (left), the Pru’s Ivorian chief executive, was the highest paid board member, but this was dwarfed by the £15.4million scooped by fund manager Richard Woolnough (right) Tidjane Thiam, the Pru’s Ivorian chief executive, was the highest paid board member, with a total package of £11.8million last year – a 36 per cent pay rise from the £8.7million he received the previous year. This takes the total amount he has collected in five years at the helm to more than £41million. The 52-year-old announced his resignation earlier this month and will shortly become chief executive of Credit Suisse. But his pay was dwarfed by the £15.4million scooped by fund manager Richard Woolnough – who runs almost £35billion of savers’ money for the Pru’s investment arm M&G. Mr Woolnough runs several funds which are widely held in savers’ pensions and investment ISAs. These include the M&G Optimal Income fund, which runs just under £24billion of savers’ money. Prudential’s nine board directors shared a total of £49million in pay and perks last year. Mike Wells, the boss of the insurer’s US arm and the man expected to take over from Mr Thiam, was paid £11.4million. Last night Dr Ros Altmann, a leading pensions expert and a government adviser for older workers, accused Prudential of ‘short-changing’ savers who took out annuities by offering poor rates. Tidjane Thiam, the Pru’s Ivorian chief executive, was the highest paid board member, with a total package of £11.8million last year . She said: ‘Over the last few years Prudential has been one of the worst culprits, offering poor annuity rates. 'I would imagine that any saver short-changed in one of its annuities would feel most uncomfortable to know the extra profit this company has made on their retirement fund has helped bump up the pay for its top bosses to a figure they could only dream of earning in a lifetime.’ Today a 65-year-old man with a £100,000 pensions pot would receive an annual income of just £3,899 from a Prudential annuity. This is more than £400 less per year than they would get if they shopped around for the best deal. Earlier this year an investigation by the City watchdog found the £12billion-a-year annuity market is not working well for customers, with millions of people trapped in poor deals. John Mann, a Labour member of the Treasury select committee, said: ‘Savers and particularly pensioners will be incredibly angry at this greed which comes at their expense. The failure in annuities demonstrates why such obscene pay is out of order.’ The

Summary: Prudential dished out £49million in pay and perks to its bosses last year . Tidjane Thiam, the Pru’s Ivorian chief executive, received £11.8million . But fund manager Richard Woolnough scooped a massive £15.4million . Claimed figures will be galling for savers trapped in poor-value annuities .


Fasten your seat belts and prepare for lift off. It's all part of teenage pilot Holly Adams' daily routine, who wakes up every morning to travel to Macquarie Anglican Grammar School via her customised pink and white Jabiru 2200 aircraft. As she flew 3,500 ft above the ground, the 16-year-old looked down and giggled at her fellow classmates who were on her regular 40-minute bus ride from Narromine to Dubbo in NSW. Flying on her first solo flight to school on Tuesday, Holly, who is one of Australia's youngest flyers, performed a smooth landing at Dubbo Airport just 10 minutes later. 'It's a good feeling not having to catch the bus,' Holly told Daily Mail Australia. Meet 16-year-old Holly Adams, who has just begun travelling to school via her Jabiru 2200 aircraft . The plucky pilot said one of the most challenging parts of learning to fly was learning how to land . 'Some of my friend's didn't believe me when I told them I was flying in for school but they were really excited. 'My family know I’m confident with flying and were thrilled to hear I landed safely – and all my teachers and my boyfriend have all been super supportive.' It all started at the tender age of 15 when she started taking up flying lessons with professional instructors after watching a pilot show with her dad one night in September 2013. 'We saw all these pilots flying around farms and crops and dad asked: "Do you want to go for a lesson?" and I said: "Yeah, I'd love to,’ she said. 'And I've loved it ever since.’ But within four months of training, she turned her backyard hobby into a short commute to school. 'It's quite common to see young kids fly out in rural areas,' Holly said. While she has perfected her navigation skills overtime, the plucky pilot said one of the most challenging parts of learning to fly was learning how to land. 'It was one of the most difficult things to learn but once I had done the land on my own, I knew I could do it from here on,' Holly said. 'I had to learn all the instruments, like how to switch it on and warming the engine up before flying.' The 16-year-old was given her own aircraft for Christmas before she decked it out with her own designs . Within four months of training, the 16-year-old turned her backyard hobby into a short commute to school . After seeking permission from her school principal Craig Mansour this week, the brace student will be flying to school every day from Monday. Her plane, which was given to her as a gift from her parents for Christmas last year, is decked out with her own personalised designs along with her name 'Holly' printed on the tail. Despite her fast-track to school, Holly's boyfriend Alex Panetta or a family member nearby will be waiting outside the airport each day to drive her the extra kilometres for class. 'I'm currently on my L's but I do

Summary: Forget owning your first car! Schoolgirl Holly Adams owns an aircraft . The brave young teen was 15 when she started taking up flying lessons . Holly fast- tracks her 40-minute bus ride into a 10 minute air flight . It was her first solo flight to school on Tuesday after seeking permission from her school principal . Holly was given a white Jabiru 2200 aircraft for Christmas from her parents . She lives in a small country town called Narromine, west of Dubbo in NSW . Holly has big plans to fly to Western Australia and a trip to the beach .


Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers has been left powerless to intervene in contract stand-offs with Raheem Sterling and Jordan Henderson, with club owner John W Henry giving full responsibility in negotiations to business partner Mike Gordon. Gordon, the president of Henry’s Boston-based Fenway Sports Group and the second largest shareholder at Liverpool, has been entrusted to play hardball over new deals while Rodgers tries to focus his players on qualifying for the Champions League. Raheem Sterling has still not penned a new deal despite being offered £100,000-a-week . Reds manager Brendan Rodgers (left) insists he is 'relaxed' about the situation . A final offer of £100,000-a-week has been made to 20-year-old Sterling but, like Luis Suarez two years ago, the England international won’t be allowed to force his way out of the club this summer with more than two years to go on his existing deal. Henderson, seen by Rodgers as his captain next season when Steven Gerrard goes to America, is holding out for £90,000-a-week but has been offered around £60,000. There are also major pay obstacles over proposed new deals for Martin Skrtel, Jordon Ibe and Glen Johnson. The Jamaican-born winger has scored 10 goals in all competitions this season . Rodgers had previously claimed that the club would not be held to ransom by the player's agent . Ahead of Sunday's trip to his old club Swansea, Rodgers said: ‘I don’t even know what Raheem wants (financially) to be honest, I just get him to concentrate on his football. ‘I just hope for the kid’s sake it gets resolved. ‘Ultimately it can be about two things for players and representatives — game time and money. ‘As a manager you want to give everything to the player to help them but ultimately if they, or more so their representative, decides the player needs to move, that is normally what happens. ‘I think this club has all the intention of wrapping these deals up but it’s not just the club, you have to remember that. There are two sides to it.’ Sterling trains with captain Steven Gerrard (right) who has recovered from a spell out with a hamstring injury . Anfield captain-in-waiting Jordan Henderson (3rd left) is also yet to sign a contract extension .

Summary: Liverpool manager is 'relaxed' over Raheem Sterling's contract situation . England winger has reportedly been offered £100,000-a-week to stay . Brendan Rodgers insists that club remains the youngster's 'best option' Bayern Munich and Real Madrid are currently monitoring events at Anfield .


Everyone who meets Brian Maixner is greeted with a huge laugh and an even bigger smile. Only the waiter and single dad from Wichita, Kansas, has struggled with dental issues since he was a child, after chipping one of his front teeth lead to a series of infections that he has never been able to get on top of. It was something that struck Fred Boettcher, an attorney from Oklahoma, who was in town catching up with his daughter at the Doo-Dah Diner, where Maixner works. 'I took one look at this young man and knew he was something special,' Boettcher told KWCH 12. 'He carried himself with such kindness and confidence with a mouth that looked painful. I was struck by that.' Problem: Waiter Brian Maixner has suffered severe dental decay across his mouth since he was a child, but could not afford to have it fixed . Ongoing issues: Maixner, a single father, said his dental problems started when he chipped a front tooth at a child, leading to a variety of other issues he hasn't been able to afford to get fixed . Boettcher decided he wanted to help Maixner, who was until that point a complete stranger. He went over and spoke to Maixner's manager, and told her he was leaving behind a $25,000 tip to help him get a new set of teeth. 'This man doesn't know me and this is something I could never afford to do for myself,' Maixner said, admitting he burst into tears when his manager told him the news. 'It touched me so much that he cared.' The grand gesture came at no surprise to Boettcher's daughter. 'Dad gives so much, I remember him buying groceries for people in need when we were growing up,' Meredith Boettcher Young said. New reason to smile: Last week Maixner underwent a number of procedures and now has a whole new set of teeth, thanks to the generosity of a random customer . Overjoyed: 'This has been a complete life changer,' Brian Maixner said of his new chompers . Kind-hearted: Fred Boettcher was visiting his daughter Meredith (pictured together) in Wichita when he noticed Maixner and decided he wanted to help . Before: Brian Maixner had always been self-concious of his smile, growing up with teeth problems that had lasted well into adulthood, but that has changed thanks to customer Fred Boettcher (left) New man: After years of painful dental problems, Brian Maixner got thousands of dollars of work done on his teeth—all without paying a penny, thanks to a generous diner who wanted to help . Maixner has since undergone a number of procedures and now has a complete new set of top front teeth. The dental work has changed his life, he says, with friends, family and regular customers shocked at the difference it has made. However no one seems happier about what happened than the person responsible, Boettcher. No matter what religion you might be or whether you even believe in an after life the way to be satisfied in your life is

Summary: Brian Maixner is a single dad and waiter from Wichita, Kansas . He has suffered from painful tooth decay since being a child . Lawyer Fred Boettcher was eating at Doo-Dah Diner and decided to help . He left behind a $25,000 tip so Maixner could get new teeth . 'This has been a complete life changer,' Maixner said .


She may be the youngest member of the Kardashian brood, but Kylie Jenner is already making a name for herself. The 17-year-old was last week unveiled as the ambassador for beauty brand Nip + Fab - and now her striking campaign shots have been unveiled in all their glory. Giving her model big sister Kendall a run for her money, Kylie proves she can hold her own in front of the camera. Scroll down for video . Kylie Jenner was last week unveiled as the ambassador for beauty brand Nip + Fab - and now the 17-year-old's campaign shots have been unveiled . Speaking to FEMAIL about snapping up the young star, Maria Hatzistefanis, President of Nip + Fab, said: 'I am thrilled to be working with Kylie Jenner; she is cool, edgy and an international beauty icon. 'Kylie has been a fan of the brand for the last year and it’s great to have her in London to meet fans. It’s an honour to welcome Kylie as a friend and I hope this will be the beginning of a long and exciting relationship.' Maria and Kylie spent the weekend hosting beauty events and meeting Kylie's fans. 'Kylie has great energy and a genuine passion for beauty,' said Maria of working with the star. 'She is very professional, works hard and it’s been a pleasure working with her.' Sharing her favourite products from the brand with FEMAIL, Kylie said: 'I never travel without Nip + Fab Dragon's Blood Fix Serum, it has hyaluronic acid in it so instantly plumps my skin with moisture.' Kylie has been a fan of the brand for the last year and the team say it was an honour to welcome her onboard . Speaking to FEMAIL about Kylie, Maria Hatzistefanis, right, President of Nip + Fab, said the young star is 'cool, edgy and an international beauty icon' To help her unwind after a busy day on the showbiz circuit, Kylie swears by the brand's Yoga Blends Body collection. 'They are infused with lavender so it relaxes and de-stresses and it’s great for exfoliating before a spray tan,' she said. Sharing the best beauty tip that one of her famous sisters has ever shared with her, she said: 'Khloe always told me to put sunscreen on my hands!'. Kylie Jenner, 17, was unveiled as the ambassador for Nip + Fab - an innovative skincare range she loves - last week and has been promoting her new role in London this weekend . Carven wool-blend skirt at My Theresa . Now reduced to $304! Visit site . Being the youngest of the Kardashian/Jenner clan, Kylie Jenner has got big shoes to fill. Or should that be heels? Her big sister Kendall is a top catwalk model these days, but dark horse Kylie is giving her a run for her money when it comes to being a style icon. The 17-year-old reality star was the ever professional model in a recent fashion shoot and looked particularly gorgeous in an on trend leopard print skirt by Carven, which we want

Summary: Kylie, 17, unveiled as ambassador for skincare brand . Shows off her famous plump pout in new imagery . Hosted live beauty event in London this weekend . Joins Millie Mackintosh, who was the first-ever face of the brand .


Kathryn Beale, 41, who makes smoothies from raw placenta is being investigated by public health officials . A mother-of-two who makes smoothies from raw human placenta is being investigated by public health officials. Kathryn Beale produces the drinks for new mothers from their own afterbirths for around £25 each. The 41-year-old insists the smoothies, produced as soon after the delivery as possible, are perfectly safe and that they have many benefits. But health officials, worried about potential 'serious health risks', attempted to gain an emergency court order banning them. They were unsuccessful, but Ms Beale has offered to stop making the drinks pending a visit from officials to inspect her hygiene standards. 'Most species of mammal eat their own placenta straight after birth, raw - it is normal in the animal kingdom,' said Ms Beale from Swindon, Wiltshire. 'We are unusual in that we don't routinely do it. It is full of iron, stem cells and hormones and is reputed to help with milk production and post-natal depression.' For the placenta smoothies Ms Beale visits the new mother in their own home or private hospital room as soon after the birth as possible. She puts a couple of pound-coin sized pieces of the placenta into the blender and mixes it with fruit, including berries and bananas. What is left can then be dehydrated, ground into powder and put into capsules for the new mother to take. She can also create the pills, which cost around £150, using the Chinese method. This involves the placenta being steamed with lemon, ginger and chilli and it is believed to have enhanced healing properties. The capsules are Ms Beale's most popular product. Ms Bearle got involved in consumption of placentas - known as placentophagy - two years ago after meeting the founder of the Independent Placenta Encapsulation Network. She only makes placenta products for mothers who provide their own organ for processing. She explained: 'Women who want to use their placentas are tested during pregnancy, and if we know the placenta carries any blood-born pathogens we will not use it.' Ms Beale, pictured left, and a placenta smoothie, pictured right, made with banana, blueberries, strawberries and apple juice . Last week Swindon Council went to court seeking a hygiene emergency prohibition order against her but it was not granted as she had no future clients booked. Instead, public protection officials will visit her home next week to check on what she is doing. 'I have voluntarily stopped taking bookings until they approve everything.' she the mother-of-two, who is still breast feeding her second daughter born in 2010. Raw placenta sliced and ready to be dehydrated, pictured left, and placenta wrapped in its own amniotic sac, pictured right, ready to be steamed over green chili, lemon and ginger, in line with the traditional Chinese medicine . 'I am assuming I will get a food hygiene rating, provided they do not decide to close me down. 'I do not believe I am doing anything that puts myself or the public in any danger. There are more than 50

Summary: Kathryn Beale makes smoothies from raw human placentas for £25 . Mother-of-two, 41, is now being investigated by public health officials . Insists smoothies are safe and eating placenta has health benefits . Council officials in Swindon, Wiltshire, are worried about health risks . They attempted to get a court order preventing her making the drinks . Kathryn agreed to stop making them until officials can inspect her home .


Russian television presenter and opposition supporter Ksenia Sobchak has received death threats following the murder of Boris Nemtsov . A glamorous Russian television presenter and opposition campaigner - who Vladimir Putin has known since she was a child - today revealed she is facing internet threats warning she will be the next to die after slain Boris Nemtsov. Ksenia Sobchak, 33, retweeted sickening messages, one of which warned her: 'Give up Ksenia, your death will be fast.' The poisonous postings - which also threaten other prominent Putin foes - came after she gave a warm recollection of Mr Nemtsov, remembering how, as a child, she was taken on a sledge ride by him in Davos, Switzerland. Mr Nemtsov was gunned to death in the shadow of the Kremlin late on Friday. Ms Sobchak is the daughter of Putin's political mentor, the late Anatoly Sobchak, liberal mayor of St Petersburg, the Russian President's former law professor who gave him his first political job after he quit the KGB. For years there were rumours that she was Putin's goddaughter - and though this is not the case, many of his supporters have not forgiven her stinging and articulate opposition to his policies. One tweet, using an insulting nickname for the TV host, posted online about Mr Nemtsov's slaying said: 'I am also very happy that there is one bastard less; when is it your turn, Horse?' A user called Vadim, posting a picture of a man pointing a gun, and a list of six prominent opposition surnames - Nemtsov, Navalny, Sobchak, Kudrin, Kasyanov, Khodorkovsky - wrote: 'Just politics, nothing personal'. Mr Nemtsov's name has been ticked off and Ms Sobchak's was number three on the list. 'Good News' - another user - sent Ms Sobchak a message which said: 'Give up Ksenia, your death will be fast'. He used the hashtag: 'Death to Sobchak'. User Unosobad posted: 'Your turn soon, Ksysha. MGER and RKSM promise it.' Ksysha is a fond name in Russian for Ksenia while the acronyms stand for radical groupings - the Young Squadron of United Russia, and the Russian Communist Youth Union. Ms Sobchak (right), who has known Vladimir Putin (left) since she was a child, was threatened after she recalled fond memories of Mr Nemtsov . The glamorous television presenter has long-opposed Putin's policies despite it being being rumoured for years that she was the president's goddaughter . Opposition supporters Ksenia Sobchak (right) and Ilya Yashin (left) join mourners in Moscow hours after the shooting of Boris Nemtsov . Last year, Ms Sobchak claimed many well-to-do young Russians were fleeing the country because of Putin's authoritarian policies and the Ukrainian conflict. In the wake of Mr Nemtsov's death, she warned that Putin had unleashed forces in Russia over which he now has no control. 'Actually it would be in some way less worrying if Putin had ordered Nemtsov's killing,' she wrote. 'It would be an awful system, but at least a system, a manageable system. But I feel, unfortunately, this is not the case. 'There is no Putin who gave

Summary: Glamorous Russian TV presenter and opposition campaigner faces threats . Ksenia Sobchak, 33, retweeted messages saying her 'death will be fast' Abuse came after she recalled fond memories of murdered Boris Nemtsov . Opposition leader was shot dead in the shadow of the Kremlin on Friday . His model girlfriend Anna Dutriskaya is still being held by the Russians .


Germany has been gripped by claims and counter-claims that footage allegedly showing the new Greek finance minister giving the country a one-fingered salute was faked. A video appeared online earlier this week which appeared to show Yanis Varoufakis holding up his middle finger when giving a speech about Greece's finances and Germany in 2013. Jan Bohermann, host of satirical TV programme 'Neo Magazin Royale' on public broadcast channel ZDF, then admitted that his production team had doctored the footage. But now it has been claimed that his confession itself was faked - sparking confusion as to whether the video really is genuine. Scroll down for video . Faked: Greek finance minister Yanis Varoufakis was accused of making an offensive gesture with his middle finger during a speech he gave in 2013 about the country's finances, and mentioning Germany . Funny: Mr Varoufakis laughed off the incident on Twitter and said: 'We politicians need you badly' Mr Bohermann said he had been waiting to be asked if he had faked the controversial video, but that no-one had queried their work. He added: 'Sorry Mr Varoufakis, we won't do it again.' But ZDF has now issued a knowing reminder to its audience that 'Neo Magazin Royale' is a satirical programme and ironically tweeted that it would place a 'careful, satire' warning on all future broadcasts. That has sparked a new wave of speculation over whether the video is in fact the real deal and the hashtag #varoufake has been Germany's top trending topic on Twitter throughout today. The footage appears to show Mr Varoufakis raises his finger and saying: 'My proposal was that Greece should simply announce that it is defaulting, just like Argentina did, within the euro, in January 2010, and stick the finger to Germany and say well, you can now solve this problem by yourself.' Mr Varoufakis has repeatedly denied the footage was authentic and laughed off the incident on Twitter. He sent a message to Mr Bohermann that read: 'Humour, satire & self deprecation are great solvents of blind nationalism. We politicians need you badly.' Mr Varoufakis is continuing to negotiate for a reduction in Greece's debt from the EU and has been doing a whistlestop tour of Europe in a bid to get support for his proposals. Pressure: Yanis Varoufakis has been under increasing pressure to secure a better loan repayment deal for Greece . He has been trying to negotiate favourable terms for the country to pay back its debt to the EU since the election of the radical left-wing party Syriza in January. Alexis Tsipras, leader of the radical left-wing party heading the new coalition, immediately demanded a renegotiation of Greece' £179 billion international bailout deal. The party has continued to describe itself as 'anti-austerity.' Mr Varoufakis last month visited Chancellor of the Exchequer George Osborne in London to garner support for the move and has been touring several European countries. Greece was likely to run out of money by March if a deal was not reached before the end of February, and a four month extension

Summary: Video appeared to show Yanis Varoufakis making offensive gesture . TV prankster has now admitted doctoring the footage for laughs . Satirical show host Jan Bohermann said: 'Sorry, we won't do it again' But now it has been claimed his confession was a joke in itself . Finance minister has been trying to negotiate a better debt deal for Greece . Mr Varoufakis has been under pressure from EU to secure repayments .


A Mexican search party looking for a frozen body after climbers spotted a frozen skull have stumbled across a second mummified corpse on the country's highest mountain. The original skull had been seen just 1,000 feet (310 metres) from the peak of the 5,610-metre Pico de Orizaba on Monday. But when the 12 local civil protection mountaineers climbed to the top of mountain, which sits a five hour drive from Mexico City and is also known as the Citlaltepetl volcano, they made a second gruesome discovery. Scroll down for video . Discovery: The bodies were found near the peak of Mexico highest mountain Pico de Orizaba . The second body was just 500 feet away (300 metres), and was also frozen and mummified, according to Juan Navarro, mayor of the town of Chalchicomula de Sesma, near the mountain in central Puebla state. Local officials suspect the bodies are two of three Mexicans who went missing after an avalanche 55 years ago on the mountain, which is popular with climbers. However, it hasn't stopped people from Spain and Germany ringing local authorities, in the hope the final resting place of their long-lost relatives may have been discovered. Pieces of clothing found on both bodies could help identify them, Navarro said. However, their identities will not be known until the bodies can be removed from the mountainside. Rescue efforts have so far been hampered by the weather. Tragic: It is thought they may be two Mexicans killed in an avalanche 55 years ago . The original skull had been seen just 1,000 feet from the peak of the 5,610-metre Pico de Orizaba on Monday . 'It was impossible to conduct the rescue this time. Fog prevented the work,' Navarro said, adding that only two of the climbers were able to reach the location of the bodies. It is hoped the recovery effort will resume at some point today with the help of a helicopter. The bodies will then be taken to the Puebla state prosecutor's office to undergo DNA identification tests. The second body was just 500ft away, and was also frozen and mummified, near the mountain in central Puebla state . The bodies will then be taken to the Puebla state prosecutor's office to undergo DNA identification tests .

Summary: First body spotted on Monday just 1,000 feet from Pico de Orizaba's peak . Search party found second corpse as they tried to recover the first skull . People in Spain and Germany call hoping their relatives have been found . But authorities believe the two bodies are those of a Mexican expedition . Dense fog has prevented either of the two bodies being removed so far .


A driver may have been blindly following GPS navigation when he plunged off the ramp to a demolished Chicago bridge, killing his wife. Zohra Hussain, 51, died of burns after the car she was in burst into flames following the horrific 38-foot drop Saturday morning. The scorched vehicle was discovered on property owned by BP Amoco. The victim’s 64-year-old husband, Iftikhar Hussain, survived the fall and was able to escape the car. Scroll down for video . Fatal crash: Zohra Hussain, 51, died of burns after the car her husband was driving plunged off a demolished bridge in Chicago and burst into flames . Death trap: Iftikhar Hussain, 64, survived the fall and escaped the Nissan Sentra just moments before it became engulfed in flames, killing his wife in the passenger seat . Mr Hussain was taken to Methodist Hospital Northlake Hospital in stable condition. Lake County Sheriff’s Department spokeswoman Patricia Van Til says the road is clearly marked with numerous barricades including orange barrels and cones, large wood signs stating 'Road Closed' with orange striped markings and concrete barriers across the road. The deadly crash took place at around 9.30am at the Riley Road exit on southbound Cline Avenue. The ramp has been closed since 2009. According to police, the Hussains were apparently on their way to visit relatives because they had food in the car, reported NWI Times. Investigators suspect the 64-year-old motorist was following GPS directions when he bypassed several barricades blocking the road and ultimately drove his 2014 Nissan Sentra off the bridge. Defunct: The Cline Avenue bridge has been closed since 2009. Construction of a new bridge over the Indiana Harbor and Ship Canal is scheduled to begin this spring . Blocked: The road is clearly marked with numerous barricades including orange barrels and cones, large wood signs stating 'Road Closed' with orange striped markings and concrete barriers across the road . Hussain then emerged from the car just moments before the sedan burst into flames. His wife remained in the passenger seat and burned to death. The Cline Avenue bridge was erected in 1982. During construction, the span collapsed, killing 14 workers. It was closed to traffic in 2009 and was condemned by the Department of Transportation the following year. Construction of a new bridge over the Indiana Harbor and Ship Canal is scheduled to begin this spring.

Summary: Zohra Hussain, 51, died of burns after car she was in burst into flames after 38-foot plunge from Cline Avenue bridge in Chicago . Victim's husband, Iftikhar Hussain, 64, survived drop and was able to escape moments before his car burst into flames . Police say Hussain was apparently following GPS navigation when he bypassed several barricades on closed road .


For much of the past four years, James Forrest has been damaged, both physically and mentally. Ronny Deila, the Celtic manager, describes him as a 'frightened' footballer. Self-belief was never an issue until a relentless series of muscle injuries began. To some, Forrest is the best player Celtic have. An £8million star-in-waiting. Reduced to the role of a walk-on extra in each of the past four seasons, however, it’s hard to be certain. ‘It’s been a long time since James Forrest has been consistently good,’ said Deila. ‘But, touch wood, that’s six months without a pulled muscle and he is moving in the right direction. Celtic winger James Forrest has been plagued by injuries during the last four years of his career . ‘We have been unbelievably patient with him because we have had to build him up from the bottom.’ Deila might have been describing ’70s TV character Steve Austin, The Six Million Dollar Man, rather than a winger recently rated in an altogether higher bracket. Stripped down and carefully rebuilt in a painstaking quest to get to the heart of the injuries that have rendered him a Parkhead bystander at times, there is cautious optimism from Deila that — this time — Forrest might just be ready. A second-half substitute and the scorer of the second goal against Dundee United, the winger was close to stealing the show in Sunday’s League Cup Final win. Yet his efforts were not appreciated by everyone. John Guidetti’s feelings on the spot-kick Forrest won and missed were embarrassingly public. Knocking the desk before him, however, Deila welcomed signs that the physical frailties in the Forrest make-up are healing. Forrest missed a penalty in the League Cup final after arguing with John Guidetti over who should take it . ‘It has been hard work building his self-belief back up, so that he won’t get these injuries,’ said the Celtic boss. ‘It has been slow. I was happy for him to score on Sunday and win a penalty. ‘But, you know, he is not even close to what he can be as a footballer. ‘I am happy he is going in the right direction — but we know there are still things to work on. ‘He has the right people around him and we know that, if we get it right, he will be a very important player for us.’ Arriving from Stromsgodset, Deila expected Forrest to be one of his key players. A coach who revels in the relentless quest for physical improvement, the Scotland international has become his pet project. According to Deila, the balance of his body was all wrong, his running style placing strain on vulnerable muscles. Celtic manager Ronny Deila says he has had to be patient with Forrest while he overcomes his injury hell . ‘James has been worse than he is now,’ he said. ‘He was afraid because he had been out for two of the past four years with a lot of pulled muscles. ‘You get frightened and we need to get his confidence back and believing in

Summary: James Forrest has been cursed with injuries throughout the last four years . Forrest scored the second in the League Cup win against Dundee United . Ronny Deila says the Celtic winger has been frightened of another injury . Forrest has now gone six months without pulling a muscle however . Deila hopes the 23-year-old is over the worst of his injury hell .


BBC Director-General Tony Hall has said he will 'gather the facts' and make a decision 'based on a whale raft of things' regarding Jeremy Clarkson's future at the corporation. Clarkson was suspended from Top Gear last week following an alleged altercation with producer Oisin Tymon. In a Q&A session at the Enders Analysis conference in London today, the first two questions directed to Lord Hall related to Clarkson. Scroll down for video . Lord Hall, Director-General of the BBC, last week described himself as a 'fan' of Top Gear presenter Clarkson . He began: 'I thought for one glorious moment, you know ...' (that he might not get a Clarkson question), a joke that drew laughs. 'The most important thing is to gather the facts around you and not listen to all the speculation and let me tell you I will gather the facts and make my decision based on a whole raft of things.' Business Insider then asked him whether it was healthy to keep staff on board who might be punching their colleagues. 'You should gather the facts from the people concerned before you make your decision and that's exactly what I'm doing,' Hall said, to more laughter. It is believed Clarkson has the support of Lord Hall and only last week he described himself as a 'fan' of the Top Gear boss. He also intervened to overrule Director of BBC television Danny Cohen last year, who was said to have wanted to take disciplinary action against the presenter in the wake of his mumbled use of the 'N-word' in a Top Gear outtake. Jeremy Clarkson was spotted leaving his west London home today in a leather jacket and dark sunglasses . The row between Clarkson and Tymon was said to have taken place because no hot food was laid on for the presenter following a day's filming in North Yorkshire. Mr Tymon did not file a formal complaint and it is understood Clarkson reported the incident himself. Writing in his column in the Sun newspaper, Clarkson appeared to hint that he was close to quitting, calling himself a 'dinosaur' and adding: 'These big imposing creatures have no place in a world which has moved on.' An online petition to reinstate Clarkson has reached more than 950,000 signatures. Media watchdog Ofcom said it had received more than 100 complaints about Top Gear being replaced on BBC Two with a Red Arrows documentary on Sunday, March 15. The critic AA Gill voiced his support for Clarkson in his Sunday Times column, calling the investigation into the row 'preposterous and ponderous', and praised Clarkson as hard-working. The controversial presenter was suspended from Top Gear last week following an alleged altercation with producer Oisin Tymon . The BBC has now launched an inquiry into what happened and Ken MacQuarrie, the senior BBC executive entrusted with sorting out the awkward affair, is believed to be in London and starting work. Clarkson's contract runs out in March, and it is not clear whether it will be renewed, or whether Clarkson himself will opt to leave

Summary: Tony Hall will 'gather the facts' before deciding on Clarkson's future . Presenter suspended last week after alleged altercation with producer . Last week, Lord Hall described himself as a 'fan' of the Top Gear presenter . BBC has now launched an inquiry into what happened in Yorkshire .


A combat veteran used his army skills to gain access to a hospital so decrepit it has even been abandoned by gangs. The 1960s building, which closed in 1993, was once the celebrated South West Detroit Hospital. But now it is partially submerged in brown icy water with doors riddled with bullet holes and graffiti that reads 'Bang, bang,' 'you're next' and 'don't open, dead inside'. A combat veteran used his army skills to gain access to the former South West Detroit Hospital. The building, which was transformed into the United Community Hospital in 1996, has been empty for nearly ten years and is covered in graffiti inside and outside . Despite 'private property' and 'no tresspassing' (sic) being written down the side of the building it is clear that people have continued to enter . One bit of graffiti, written in 2014, even reads: 'Ebola will kill us all.' The eerie set of photographs were taken by photojournalist and former soldier Robert Johnson. The 40-year-old discovered hundreds of medical records, old newspapers and staff time-cards as he explored the building. After taking the photographs he wrote on Twitter: 'It was one surprise after another in Detroit's abandoned United Community Hospital #InsideDetroit.' The bottom levels and lifts of the hospital are filled with brown water, which has frozen solid in some places. While most of the building is empty some of the old equipment has been left to rust . One of the old elevators is covered in more than 30 bullet holes and has the words 'bang bang' written in red spray paint . White wallpaper is seen peeling off the walls of some of the old hospital bays with 'youre next' (sic) scrawled on the patterned curtains . One ominous warning written in red pen reads: 'Ebola will kill us all.' It is dated 2014 - eight years after the building was last occupied . An old brown treatment chair is surrounded by broken glass and debris. The photographs are part of a series called Inside Detroit and were captured by ex-soldier Robert Johnson . He wrote on Pixable: 'Driving through Detroit, abandoned commercial buildings of all types rise up from the mass of vacant homes to catch the eye. 'After several days, this modern structure had drawn my attention enough that I stopped to take a closer look.' The South West Detroit Hospital was originally designed to serve more than 200,000 residents. It was sold to businessman Harley Brown for $1.5million in 1996 after declaring bankruptcy five years earlier. He re-opened the building in 1997 as the United Community Hospital but a decade later it was empty again. It is not known what the future plans are for the building. Some of the upper levels have escaped being flooded but are filled with broken furniture covered in graffiti. Rubbish and dust cover the floor . A broom and other bits of old wood float in the brown water, which has slowly risen through the bottom levels of the building . Old bits of machinery have been left in their

Summary: South West Detroit Hospital was a celebrated community service but it closed in 1993 after declaring bankruptcy . It was later transformed into the United Community Hospital but this shut down nearly a decade ago . Building is now covered in bullet holes, partially submerged and has graffiti scrawled on the doors and walls .


TV star Martin Clunes left some viewers unconvinced when he attempted to master a Scottish accent in new drama Arthur And George. The Doc Martin actor, 53, plays Sherlock Holmes creator Sir Arthur Conan Doyle in the three-part ITV series, which made its debut last night. But his attempt at delivering the novelist's Edinburgh accent left some unimpressed, with many saying that his brogue kept changing in the new biopic. Scroll down for video . Martin Clunes, pictured, has been criticised on the internet over his 'wandering Scottish brogue' The Doc Martin star, left, was playing Edinburgh born writer Sir Arthur Conan Doyle beside Arsher Ali, right . One Twitter user said: 'Martin Clunes does a good Scottish accent, shame he forgot to do it in the first scene' Steve Oliver wrote: 'Martin Clunes does a good Scottish accent, shame he forgot to do it in the first scene.' Matt Hill said: 'Was going to ask what part of Scotland Martin Clunes's accent was meant to be from, but he keeps changing it!' Shona Gibbs added: 'Don't think I can stand Martin Clunes' Edinburgh accent any longer.' Mark Grainger wrote: 'The biggest mystery in Arthur and George is where Martin Clunes' accent keeps wandering off to.' And Adam Cooke said: 'Martin Clunes' Scottish accent is atrocious.' The show started with more than 6 million viewers, but this slipped back to an average of 5.49 million, compared to last week's Broadchurch finale which averaged more than 7 million viewers. Some Broadchurch fans complained when the show returned in the New Year, that the former Dr Who star David Tennant was too Scottish, with some taking to Twitter to claim they needed to turn on the subtitles to follow the action. Clunes, pictured, said he was worried about playing Doyle as he was a 'very famous Scotsman' Others defended the star, with one viewer, tweeting as 'perfecto-cheese' writing: 'Not every Scot speaks like Billy Connolly!' William Forbes wrote: 'Really impressed with Martin Clunes' Edinburgh accent.' Annette Gordon added: 'I thought Clunes pulled off a Scottish accent very well. Very subtle'. The comments came after the Men Behaving Badly star admitted that he was daunted by the role and that he used a dialect coach to work on his Edinburgh accent. 'Conan Doyle is a very famous Scotsman so I had to speak with an authentic Scottish accent,' he previously said. 'I was terrified at the thought of playing him.' Arthur And George is adapted from Julian Barnes' book and tells the story of the novelist's attempt to clear the name of George Edalji, who was wrongly convicted of a crime in the 1800s. ITV chiefs were left red-faced last night after a modern lorry could clearly be seen in the background of the 1903 drama Arthur & George. The drama featuring Doc Martin star Martin Clunes faced mixed reviews last night over the main character's Scottish accent. The story is based on the life of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle who created Sherlock Holmes. The lights of the modern day lorry can be seen behind

Summary: Twitter users criticised Martin Clunes for his attempt at a Scottish accent . The Doc Martin star was playing Edinburgh author Sir Arthur Conan Doyle . Clunes said he had some concern about playing such a famous Scotsman . ITV's Arthur and George debuted with more than 5million viewers . It was the most popular show last night in the crucial 9pm slot . However, ITV lost more than 2 million viewers compared with Broadchurch .


Maintaining defence spending at the minimum demanded by Nato is now only a 'target', top Tory cabinet minister Philip Hammond suggested this morning. The Foreign Secretary refused 10 times to guarantee that the Tories would protect the military from further cuts after the election. Mr Hammond said the final decision on whether or not to ring-fence military spending would not be made until after the election. Scroll down for video . The Foreign Secretary Philip Hammond refused 10 times to guarantee that the Tories would protect the military from further cuts after the election . The government has guaranteed defence spending will stay above 2 per cent of Britain's national income until 2016 – but not beyond. The failure to protect military spending – while guaranteeing cash for foreign aid – has sparked fury on the Tory backbenches. Up to 30 Conservative MPs are thought to be backing a bid by John Baron, MP for Basildon and Billericay, to force a protest vote against defence cuts in the Commons this week. MPs claim that if the Chancellor George Osborne gets his way Britain's military spending will fall below 2 per cent of GDP – despite the Prime Minister using a Nato summit in Wales to publicly shame other countries into hitting that target. Mr Cameron fears it will damage relations with US President Barack Obama, who urged him last month not to set a bad example to other Nato nations by cutting spending. Military top brass fear the Treasury will raid another £1billion a year from MoD coffers to try to balance the nation's books. Mr Hammond said the Government would not set out its defence spending plans until after the next election at 'the beginning of the next parliament' Military spending will stay above 2 per cent of GDP until 2015/16. David Cameron has pledge an annual 1 per cent real terms increase in spending on defence equipment after the election. The Prime Minister has also pledged not to cut the size of the army below the level it is now. He also remains committed to growing the Army Reserves to 35,000. But defence spending in the UK is forecast to drop to 1.7 per cent by 2020 . Defence spending in the UK is forecast to drop to 1.7 per cent by 2020, even without further cuts. Mr Hammond, speaking this morning on the BBC's Andrew Marr show, was asked if Britain could afford to cut defence spending with the growing threat posed by Vladimir Putin and ISIS in the Middle East. It came after he admitted Britain's relations with Russia could be 'prickly' for many years - and described the country as an 'adversary'. He said it was clear Britain was 'not going to fight the Russians in Ukraine', but insisted there was a 'hard red line' protecting Nato's Baltic members from Russian incursions. Mr Hammond added: 'We're the second largest defence spender in NATO, we've got a huge equipment programme modernising our armed forces.' 'We led the charge encouraging our NATO partners to make this commitment. Many of

Summary: Philip Hammond refused to guarantee defence spending will be protected . Foreign Secretary asked 10 times if spending will stay above 2% of GDP . Mr Hammond said the decision will not be made until after the election . He said spending 2% of GDP on defence was now only a 'target'


A Waitrose magazine showcasing the food of Israel has been hammered online for ignoring what activists regard to be the 'illegal occupation of Palestine'. The supermarket chain's monthly food magazine 'Waitrose Kitchen' contained a 32-page brochure called Taste of Israel. But the glossy advert, sponsored by Israel's Government Tourist Board, has sparked outrage among campaigners - with some claiming it ignores what they believe is an 'apartheid regime'. Scroll down for video . A 32-page brochure called Taste of Israel (pictured) within Waitrose Kitchen Magazine has been hammered on the internet . The Waitrose magazine features a glossy pull-out featuring recipe ideas and an 'A-Z food glossary' of Israeli ingredients and dishes . Others have posted harrowing images taken during last year's Gaza conflict. The travel and food pull-out, in the February edition, contains an 'A-Z food glossary' of Israeli ingredients and dishes as well as a guide of its 'Top 10 restaurants'. It also includes 'market tours' interviews with top Israeli chefs and an article explaining 'Why Israeli wine is winning awards, plus five wines to taste.' Recipes in the insert include shakshuka, white fish on vegetable ragu, endive salad, and 'instructions for creating the perfect falafel and hummus'. Backlash: The advert sparked anger online with some saying it ignored what campaigners described as an 'apartheid' Outrage: Some threatened to boycott the supermarket chain after learning of the contents of the magazine . Anger: One Twitter user accused Waitrose and the Israel Tourist Office of 'pushing Israeli propaganda' Criticism: Others have asked why some of the foods in the magazine can be claimed by one nation . The Palestine Solidarity Campaign called the insert 'disgraceful' adding: 'The booklet is a prime example of Israeli government propaganda, highlighting its efforts to distract the public abroad from its brutal military occupation of Palestinian land by replacing the image of an apartheid regime with that of a tourist-friendly, culture-loving country.' Activisits took to Twitter with some vowing to boycott Waitrose - and encouraging others to follow suit. One user, Rory Evans, wrote: Nothing like the taste of falafel with a side-order of apartheid, is there @waitrose #tasteofisrael.' Another Twitter user, 'Paul in Brighton' said: 'Waitrose and Israel Tourist Office are pushing Israeli propaganda 'Taste of Israel' using @waitrose #tasteofIsrael.' One said that the magazine 'erases Palestinian history and culture' while others have asked why some of the foods in the magazine can be claimed by one nation. However, some hit back at criticism of Waitrose, with one urging activists to 'leave war and politics out of cooking.' A number of users posted pictures of the advert along with messages demanding an apology from Waitrose . Some Twitter users hit back at criticism of Waitrose, with one urging activists to 'leave war and politics out of cooking' Ilir Dema wrote: 'Perhaps @waitrose genuinely wants to promote cooking, why is that propaganda?' According to BT.com, Waitrose have included a disclaimer in the magazine saying that 'every care is taken in compiling the contents of the magazine but the publishers assume no responsibility in the effect arising

Summary: 32-page Taste of Israel insert was included in Waitrose Kitchen Magazine . Glossy advert included recipes and feature on the top restaurants in Israel . Activists claim the advert ignores what they claim is an 'apartheid regime' Magazine editor William Sitwell has insisted the publication is 'not political'


Tottenham manager Mauricio Pochettino is concerned about the fitness of his goalkeeper Hugo Lloris who needed stitches in a knee wound following a hefty collision with team-mate Kyle Walker in the second minute on Saturday's win over Leicester. Spurs medical staff will make checks on the wound this week but the injury will rule him out of France's games against Brazil and Denmark and possibly Spurs' next league game against Burnley on April 5. Though the keeper's wife, Marine Lloris, eased fears that the keeper will face long spell on the sidelines by tweeting: 'Hugo needs to rest bit but he will be back really soon.' Hugo Lloris required stitches in a knee wound after colliding with team-mate Kyle Walker on Saturday . The Spurs medical staff tend to the French goalkeeper after his injury during the victory against Leicester . Lloris had to be taken off on a stretcher and manager Mauricio Pochettino is worried about his fitness . Pochettino said after the game: 'He's in hospital with the doctor and we wait for news. 'He got a big cut on the tendon of his knee. We hope it's nothing big.' Harry Kane scored a hat-trick as Spurs held off a Leicester fightback at White Hart Lane.

Summary: Hugo Lloris went off in first half after colliding with team-mate Kyle Walker . Tottenham Hotspur beat Leicester City 4-3 at White Hart Lane on Saturday . Lloris required stitches after being taken off on a stretcher . Goalkeeper's wife Marine tweets that he needs rest but will be back soon .


Australia's cult labels were on show on Monday night at Virgin Australian Melbourne Fashion Week's opening premium runway events. Samantha Harris stole the spotlight walking for designers including Camilla and Marc, Dion Lee, and Tome. The beautiful 24-year-old model remains a firm designer favourite, and stole the spotlight at the two catwalks shows held at Central Pier. In the spotlight: Samantha Harris, in Camilla and Marc, walked the catwalk at Virgin Australian Melbourne Fashion Week's opening premium runway events on Monday night . It Girl: The model turned heads in a number of Australian designs, including Être Cécile (right) The 24-year-old beauty remains a firm designer favourite . Samantha turned heads in an off-the-shoulder lace and fringe dress by Camilla and Marc. She also walked for Être Cécile in a bright blue cropped parka from the label's Pre-SS15 collection . Premium Runway 1, presented by Miss Vogue, showcased creations by Dion Lee, Camilla and Marc, Tome, Scanlan Theodore, Être Cécile, and Bassike. All black everything: Model sin sunglasses opened Premium Runway 1 at Central Pier . A parade of models in head-to-toe black and sunglasses opened the show. Scanlan Theodore continued the black theme, sending models down the runway in an array of elegant evening wear. The event marked the debut on an Australian runway for internationally established brands Être Cécile and Tome. The former showcased slogan tops and prints, accessorised with bowling hats. New York-based Tome presented metallics and mesh skirts, as well as bright pops of colour. The second runway of the evening, presented by Frankie magazine, showed designes by Alpha60, búl, Gorman, Kloke, Kuwaii, and Limedrop.

Summary: Monday night saw two premium runways shows take place at VAMFF . Designers including Dion Lee, Camilla and Marc, and Tome presented .