Chic in a navy blue coat and a matching hat, Zara Tindall cut a glamorous figure as she arrived for the first day of the Cheltenham Festival this morning. Making the most of the Spring sunshine, the 33-year-old was all smiles as she strolled through the vast crowds with friends before taking a seat in a private box. Topping off her look was a stylish cloche hat by milliner Rosie Olivia, which matched the bespoke dark wool coat by London Fashion Week favourite, Irish designer Paul Costelloe. Looking good: Zara gets a kiss from former trainer Trevor Hemmings as she takes a seat in her box . Looking good: The 33-year-old cut a glamorous figure in her dark blue coat and matching cloche hat . Sharing a joke: Zara was spotted enjoying a joke with her husband Mike Tindall, 36 . The mother-of-one is a regular sight at Cheltenham and attended the races on all four days of the festival last year. This year has an added incentive for Zara, whose Grand National horse Monbeg Dude is due to run later this week. Purchased by husband Mike Tindall for £12,000, the horse finished in a respectable seventh place at Aintree last year - all the better given that Zara initially thought the animal was a dud. Speaking ahead of last year's Grand National, she revealed that her initial response to Mr Tindall's purchase was to call him an 'idiot' but was later won over. Can't watch: Zara grimaced as she watched one of the afternoon's races . Phew! The 33-year-old beams as Ruby Walsh gallops home in the first race of the day . Hurrah! Zara cheers on one of the runners in the first race while husband Mike Tindall (right) smiles . Warm welcome: The Queen's granddaughter got a rapturous reception from fellow racegoers . She has also helped to train the horse and has been building a career as a racehorse trainer, with several of her animals entered in National Hunt races this season. Today, though, it was all about enjoying the races with the mother-of-one spotted laughing and joking from her perch in the box. First to run were the competitors entered for the Sky Bet Supreme Novices Hurdle, which saw jockey Ruby Walsh triumph aboard Duveen. Other highlights on day one included the Racing Post Arkle Challenge Trophy Chase and the big race of the day, the Stan James Champion Hurdle Challenge Trophy which was won by hot favourite Faugheen. Enjoying the day: Zara looked animated as she watched the first race, a glass of red wine at her side . Friendly exchange: Zara traded kisses with a friend as she made her way into the box . Any tips? The pair chatted as they waited for the first race, the Supreme Novices Hurdle, to begin . Enjoying the sunshine: Zara shows off her print dress while watching the first race in the sun . Familiar sight: Zara is a regular visitor to Cheltenham and has a horse running later this week . Chic: Zara was resplendent in

Summary: The 33-year-old was glamorous in navy as she arrived at Cheltenham . Zara has long had a penchant for racing and is a regular racegoer . She was all smiles as she joined friends in a box overlooking the course . Wore a stunning custom-made coat by Irish designer Paul Costelloe . Was later joined by England rugby star husband Mike Tindall, 36 .


Often naked: Gerard Leeper has been identified as the serial nudist in Charlotte, North Carolina . A serial nudist whose regular spells lounging naked in his front door have horrified neighbors has been arrested four times before for indecent exposure. Gerard Leeper, who routinely stands au naturel at his front doorway in Charlotte, North Carolina, has reportedly kept up the habit for a decade - bringing him up close and personal with the law several times. However, due to the nuances of North Carolina's criminal code, Leeper's nudity is not actually illegal - and three out of four charges he faced were dropped. Exasperated police in the city have even suggested lobbying the North Carolina General Assembly to change the law and criminalize Leeper's naked ways, the Charlotte Observer reported. As it stands, the state's indecent exposure law requires 'willfully exposing the private parts of his or her person in any public place and in the presence of any other person or persons'. As Leeper's home is not a 'public place', he isn't committing a crime. However, a police spokesman said they want to change the law to include 'a place that can be readily observed by the public' - like a front door. Scroll down for video . A man in a Charlotte, North Carolina, neighborhood has annoyed his neighbors for ten years by standing at his front door completely naked several times a week . Leeper's latest bout of nudity was exposed by the WBTV news station. One neighbor, Pecolia Threatt, said: 'I was rolling out the trash can on Friday and I just happened to look over there and he was standing there buck naked.' Police have reportedly been called to Leeper's home four times already in 2015. He has been charged with indecent exposure four times, though the dates are unclear. One charge, in 2006, was successful, and landed Leeper in jail for ten days. He has also reportedly been convicted for violating a protective order, resisting a public officer and communicating threats. Of the situation, the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department said: 'We are currently looking at the unique facts in this case... 'In all likelihood we will be approaching the legislature with a recommendation that the law be amended to include not only a public place, but a place that can be readily observed by the public'. Homeowners in the area were due to hold a crisis meeting about Leeper on Monday, but were keeping the media out. Cardinal Glen neighborhood (pictured) residents called police several times, but officers said the man is not doing anything illegal .

Summary: Gerard Leeper, from Charlotte, consistently stands naked in his doorway . Neighbors consistently complaint to police - but his actions aren't illegal . Indecent exposure laws in North Carolina only apply 'in a public place' Leeper has been arrested three times for nudity and had charges dropped . Was convicted in 2006 and jailed - but location of misdemeanor is unclear . Public now say they want state legislature to update laws to nab Leeper . Want to make indecent exposure apply anywhere the public can see it .


A physician from Kansas recovering from a shark attack in Hawaii has described the terrifying moment the underwater beast seemed to appear in front of him out of nowhere. Ken Grasing, his wife and two sons had just finished snorkeling off Hapuna Beach State Park on the Big Island on the Big Island of Hawaii when a 'black cloud appeared' in the water on Wednesday. 'The shape moved toward me quickly and it materialized into a ten- to 12-foot tiger shark,' Grasing, 58, said as he recovered at Queen's Medical Center in Honolulu. Ken Grasing, from Overland Park, Kansas, was on vacation in Hawaii when he was attacked by a ten- to 12ft tiger shark . In about five-foot-deep water, Grasing saw a tiger shark, like the one pictured above, swimming around him. It bit into his left arm before Grasing hit it on the side of its head (file photo) The attack happened in about five-foot-deep water and there were other people around the area, according to CNN. He said it 'happened very rapidly' and that the shark bit his left hand before moving past him. At that point he struck it on the side of the head with his right hand. 'The shark then swam around me, stayed in the area, and I stood there just yelling. It was quite the dramatic moment,' he told CNN. 'My two boys were with me in the water and I was very concerned that the shark would attack them.' The shark continued to cruise just outside the surf line at Hapuna an hour after the attack. A Hawaii County Fire Department helicopter tracked the animal and confirmed seeing stripes on the shark's body. Grasing was hospitalized but is expected to make a full recovery. He suffered severe cuts on his left forearm and had an injury on his left leg, likely from being scraped by a shark fin. He's unsure if he'll ever go snorkeling after the shark attack. Grasing, his wife and two sons had just finished snorkeling off Hapuna Beach State Park on the Big Island on the Big Island of Hawaii when the attack occured . He's expected to make a full recovery after suffering severe cuts to his left arm and an injury on his left leg, likely from being scraped by a shark fin . 'This is a magnificent animal swimming with great speed and power. I was really at its mercy, and if it had mind to do anything more, that would have been the end of me,' he said. He said he made the quick decision to hit the shark on the side of the head because there were 'a lot of teeth that are sharp' and it was 'moving very fast'. And fortunately for Grasing, 'it didn't like what it tasted' when it bit him, so it moved away. The tiger shark can reach up to 16ft long and is considered to be Hawaii's most dangerous shark. There are about 40 species of sharks in Hawaii. Tiger sharks are often considered to be 'the garbage

Summary: Ken Grasing of Kansas was vacationing in Hawaii with his wife and sons . They had just finished a day of snorkeling off Hapuna Beach State Park when Grasing was attacked in five-foot-deep water . He was bit on the left arm and then used his good hand to strike the shark on the side of the head . Shark continued to cruise around surf line for an hour after the attack . Grasing suffered severe cuts but is expected to make a full recovery .


Having been almost decapitated by discarded fishing nets, these seals are being released into the wild after medics nursed them back to health. The heart-warming photographs show a four-month-old seal pup named Iron Man and a five-month-old called Beast let back in the water off Cornwall. They were badly injured by lost, discarded or abandoned fishing nets that campaigners warn can cause a devastating impact to marine life. Rescued: A four-month-old seal pup named Iron Man (above) and a five-month-old called Beast have been let back in the water . Released: The seals were badly injured by lost or abandoned fishing nets that campaigners warn can cause a devastating impact to marine life . Off you go: In the two-month period following Christmas 2014, there were five seals entangled in such nets saved by rescuers in Cornwall . Back in the water: Sue Sayer from Cornwall Seal Group said the cases of Iron Man and Beast 'are by no means unique' Iron Man in recovery: British Divers Marine Life Rescue found him near Pendeen, entangled with a net and trapped on rocks near the shore . In the two-month period following Christmas 2014, there were five seals entangled in such nets saved by marine rescuers in Cornwall alone. Iron Man was rescued last December having suffered severe injuries after a 30ft-long piece of lost fishing trawl net became caught around his neck. British Divers Marine Life Rescue found him near Pendeen, not far from Land’s End, entangled with a net and trapped on rocks near the shore. With a drowning risk posed by an incoming tide, medics freed the net from the rocks and cut it from where it had created a deep wound round his head. Sue Sayer from Cornwall Seal Group, who will monitor Iron Man’s progress back on the wild, said: ‘These cases are by no means unique. What you looking at? Having been almost decapitated by discarded fishing nets, these seals are being released back into the wild . Beast in recovery: The five-month-old was also rescued with a deep wound on his neck after a fishing net cut into his flesh . Coming to their aid: Staff from the Cornish Seal Sanctuary hospital in Gweek - near Culdrose Airfield - help the injured seals . Medical attention: This seal was helped by the Cornish Seal Sanctuary, set in the Helford Estuary, which is a national rescue centre . Nursing them back to health: Lost, discarded or abandoned fishing nets are known as 'ghost gear' - and can cause serious harm to seals . ‘Iron Man would have playfully explored the lost fishing net floating in the sea and then become hideously wrapped up in it. ‘Despite being only a few months old, he had been entangled long enough to cause a wound so deep it looked like his head was being cut off.’ After his rescue, Iron Man was immediately transported to the Cornish Seal Sanctuary hospital in Gweek for emergency veterinary treatment. He is now four months old and was released in full health back into

Summary: Heart-warming photos show four-month-old seal pup Iron Man and five-month-old Beast let back in water . Injured by lost, discarded or abandoned fishing nets that campaigners warn can cause devastating impact . In two months after Christmas 2014, five seals entangled in nets were saved by rescuers in Cornwall alone . Iron Man suffered severe injuries after a 30ft-long piece of lost fishing trawl net became caught around neck .


Forty years after his death, a legal battle yesterday began to play out in a Jerusalem court over documents belonging to Oskar Schindler including personal copies of the lists of Jews he saved from the Holocaust. The case has been brought by Erika Rosenberg, an Argentinian woman, who is suing Jerusalem's Yad Vashem Holocaust museum over a suitcase containing thousands of Schindler's documents. The case sheds unusual light on Schindler's personal life after he saved some 1,200 Jews from the Nazis during World War II, and the battles over his estate. Visitors at the Yad Vashem Holocaust museum in Jerusalem walk past a portrait of Oskar Schindler, who saved some 1,200 Jews from the Nazis during World War II. Argentinian Erika Rosenberg is suing the museum over a suitcase containing thousands of Schindler's documents . An Ultra-Orthodox Jewish man looks at facsimiles of Oskar Schindler's lists displayed for the public at the Yad Vashem Holocaust memorial in Jerusalem, where the original documents are being stored in the museum's archives. The Yad Vashem Holocaust museum insists the documents it received in 1999 never belonged to Emilie Schindler, seen here during a 1993 ceremony for her late husband in Buenos Aires . Schindler's story captured public attention with Spielberg's 1993 Oscar-winning movie . Rosenberg claims ownership of the documents by virtue of being the heir of the German industrialist's late wife, Emilie. The suitcase and the documents have been held since 1999 by Yad Vashem, which insists they never belonged to Emilie Schindler but were passed on by Oskar Schindler to a third party before his death. During World War II, Schindler, an ethnic German from then-Czechoslovakia and a member of the Nazi party, persuaded German officers - through bribes and other means - to let him employ Jews at his factory, saving them from the death camps. His story captured public attention decades later with Steven Spielberg's 1993 Oscar-winning movie Schindler's List, with Liam Neeson playing the lead role. After the war, Schindler emigrated with his wife to Argentina, but in 1958 returned to Germany alone and died there in 1974. She remained his legal heir. The suitcase containing Schindler's personal documents and pictures - as well as a number of copies of the original lists of Jews he saved - eventually turned up in the home of a friend, the late Annemarie Staehr. In her lawsuit, Rosenberg describes Staehr as Schindler's 'lover' and claims she took it from his home after he died. But Yad Vashem's legal team says their relationship was platonic and that Schindler had given her the suitcase and its contents as a gift. According to the plaintiff, the suitcase was found at Staehr's house after she died and her children handed it over to a German newspaper and the German national archives in 1997. When news of the discovery became public, Emilie Schindler took legal action in Germany to retrieve the suitcase and its contents. But when a judge turned up to search the premises of the newspaper in 1999, he was told that they had already been

Summary: The case has been brought by Erika Rosenberg, an Argentinian woman . Rosenberg is the heir of the German industrialist's late wife, Emilie . She claims that this gives her ownership of the famous documents .


Oscar Pistorius is so paranoid about being poisoned in prison that he is reportedly surviving on tinned food from the tuck shop. The Paralympic star, who was jailed four months ago for killing his girlfriend, has lost so much weight that his prosthetic limbs no longer fit him, according to local media. The 28-year-old South African sprinter is allegedly refusing his daily rations at Kgosi Mampuru prison following death threats by fellow inmates. Jailed: Oscar Pistorius (centre) holds the hand of his uncle Arnold as he is taken down to the holding cells after being sentenced to five years in prison for culpable homicide killing at a court in Pretoria . Behind bars: He is said to be refusing his daily rations at Kgosi Mampuru prison (pictured) - a sprawling correctional facility in Pretoria, which is dominated by a violent gang culture - following death threats . Instead, he is using his monthly allowance of £9 to buy food at the tuck shop, including tins of ‘chakalaka’ - a spicy African vegetable concoction, reported South Africa’sYou magazine. News of the fallen track star’s poisoning fears and dramatic weight loss follows an improvement in his prisoner status, as exclusively revealed by MailOnline last month. Now a category A prisoner, the ‘Blade Runner’ is entitled to the maximum privileges afforded to a convicted inmate, including ‘contact’ visits, the freedom to wear jewellery, pursue a hobby and own a radio. His budget at the tuck shop has also increased, from £6 a month to £9. Pistorius is four months into a five-year sentence for the manslaughter of Reeva Steenkamp, following a lengthy murder trial last year during which his doctor described the pain he suffers as a result of poorly-fitting artificial limbs. Death: Pistorius is four months into a five-year sentence for the manslaughter of Reeva Steenkamp (left). He is pictured (right) during the men's 400m semi-final during the London 2012 games . Crime scene: In October, Pistorius was convicted of culpable homicide over the death of 29-year-old Reeva at his home (above) on Valentine's Day in 2013 . The London 2012 star is being held on the hospital wing of the sprawling correctional facility in Pretoria, which is dominated by a violent gang culture, where he is said to have little contact with other inmates. One of his neighbours is Czech fugitive Radovan Krejcir, who is facing a number of charges including murder, with whom he shares a running machine and exercise bike. In October, Pistorius was convicted of culpable homicide over the death of 29-year-old Reeva at his home on Valentine's Day in 2013. The double amputee shot the model four times through a locked toilet door after mistaking her for an intruder. He could be released from jail in August and allowed to serve the remainder of his sentence under house arrest. However, the state has appealed Pistorius’s acquittal on a charge of murder. The athlete’s own lawyers have challenged the ruling to allow the appeal. The next hearing in the case is next week.

Summary: South African sprinter is 'refusing daily rations' at Kgosi Mampuru prison . It follows death threats by inmates at jail known for violent gang culture . Using £9 monthly allowance to buy tuck shop food, including 'chakalaka'


From drones so tiny they fit in your hand to crafts that plot their terrain using 3D mapping - the latest and greatest flying machines have gone on display in Germany. Manufacturers are using this year's CeBIT technology event to showcase their remote-controlled and autonomous quad and hexacopters to potential partners and customers. These include the QH micro quadcopter that measures just 1.7-inches (4.5cm) and the X-Star MaXAero drone that flies at 12 metres per second. Manufacturers are using this year's CeBIT technology event in Germany to showcase their latest remote-controlled and autonomous drones. These include the QH micro quadcopter, from Chinese-based Lian Sheng. It measures just 1.7-inches (4.5cm), has a six-axis gyroscope built in and flies for up to seven minutes . The QH LS-111 is known as a micro, or nano, copter and is designed by Chinese manufacturer Lian Sheng. It has a built-in six-axis gyroscope to keep it stable and can fly for up to seven minutes. The tiny craft has a remote range of 98ft (30 metres). Meanwhile, MaxAero's X-Star drone flew around the event in Hanover with a HD camera attached. It takes off and lands using a one-click control and comes with Wi-Fi and GPS built in. An LED indicator panel on the remote-control additionally reveals real-time flight status and battery level. Meanwhile MaxAero's X-Star drone flew around the event in Hanover with a HD camera attached (pictured). It takes off and lands using a one-click control and comes with Wi-Fi and GPS built in. An LED indicator panel on the remote-control additionally reveals real-time flight status and battery level . And it isn't just manufacturers displaying their machines, robotic researchers from the University of Zurich are also using the show to reveal their latest innovations. During one demonstrations, students from the university's Robotics and Perception Group released a drone that flies autonomously (pictured) The firm said: 'The X-Star Smart Unmanned Aircraft System is built for an optimal aerial experience and carefree flight manoeuvers. 'Powered by an advanced built-in Smart Flight System, the X-Star is extremely reliable and easy to fly.' And it isn't just manufacturers displaying their machines, robotic researchers from the University of Zurich are also using the show to reveal their latest innovations. During one demonstration, students from the university's Robotics and Perception Group released a drone that flies autonomously. The autonomous drone is fitted with cameras and sensors that map its surroundings in 3D, which in turn help the it to learn the terrain. The group is led by Professor Davide Scaramuzza and its lab was founded in February 2012 as part of the Department of Informatics at the university . It is is fitted with cameras and sensors that map its surroundings in 3D, which in turn help the drone learn the terrain. The group is led by Professor Davide Scaramuzza and its lab was founded in February 2012 as part of the Department of Informatics at the university. 'Our mission is to develop autonomous machines that can navigate all by themselves using only onboard cameras, without relying on external infrastructure,

Summary: Drones are on display at this year's CeBIT technology show in Germany . The QH micro quadcopter is small enough to fit in the palm of a hand . While the X-Star quadcopter from MaxAero travels at 12 metres per second . Other drones on display include Potevio's hexacopter and a drone that flies autonomously and learns its terrain developed at the University of Zurich .


As far as cross-sport dream teams go, it doesn't get much better than Michael Jordan and Tom Brady. The NBA legend and the NFL icon teamed up in the Bahamas in a game of basketball. Four-time Super Bowl champion Brady showed he is quite handy at basketball as well, draining a shot from the top of the key. Michael Jordan and Tom Brady joined forces in a basketball game in the Bahamas . The former Chicago Bulls player, who won six NBA titles, takes a shot from deep . New England Patriots quarterback Brady sinks a shot during the game in the Bahamas . Brady had recently posted a video on Facebook of a daring cliff dive while on holiday with wife Gisele Bundchen. He is taking a well earned break during the NFL off-season after guiding the New England Patriots to victory over the Seattle Seahawks in Super Bowl XLIX at Glendale, Arizona on February 1. Jordan, meanwhile, is widely regarded as the best basketball player ever having won six NBA titles, five MVP crowns and two Olympic gold medals. Brady, Luke Donald, Keegan Bradley and Jordan join up for a round of golf . The pair followed up their basketball game with a round of golf alongside Luke Donald and Keegan Bradley. It's a tough life being a highly successful sportsman.

Summary: Michael Jordan and Tom Brady shoot some hoops in Bahamas . The NBA legend and NFL quarterback teamed up in a match . Jordan won six NBA titles and five MVP crowns during stellar career . Brady won his fourth Super Bowl crown in Arizona in February . The pair then joined Luke Donald and Keegan Bradley for a round of golf .


An Australian man of Lebanese descent has reportedly been detained in north Lebanon on suspicion of having links to terrorist organisations. He has been named as Talaat Hawatt by The Sydney Morning Herald. Hawatt was arrested on Sunday night at his house after a raid by the Lebanese Army in Dahr al-Ain, Koura district, the country's National News Agency reported on Monday. It has also emerged he was arrested in Thailand in 2010 for trying to shoot his uncle while he was drunk. Scroll down for video . Talaat Hawatt (right) was visiting his uncle, Rodney (pictured with Hawatt on the left) , when he was arrest for attempting to shoot him in Thailand . Hawatt, who was born in Sydney, was taken into custody by police after he shot off two bullets through a hotel room door at the Savai Empress Hotel in North Pattaya - south of Bangkok . Hawatt, who was born in Sydney, was taken into custody by police after he shot off two bullets through a hotel room door at the Savai Empress Hotel in North Pattaya - south of Bangkok. It is thought Hawatt was visiting his uncle, Rodney, in Thailand when the incident happened, according to Pattaya Daily News. His uncle told police Hawatt had flown into a blind rage after a night of drinking. After being interviewed by police, he was charged with unlicensed gun possession and shooting a firearm in public without authorisation. The Lebanon news agency did not provide details of Hawatt's latest arrest, but said authorities suspect he had connections with terrorist organisations. Rodney Hawatt told Fairfax Media he understood his nephew had travelled to Lebanon for his wedding. An Australian man of Lebanese descent has reportedly been detained in north Lebanon - Dahr al-Ain - on suspicion of having links to terrorist organisations . Thousands of people of different nationalities have been joining the al-Nusra Front, an al-Qaeda affiliate in Syria, or the Islamic State . He said he had no knowledge of the arrest but did add he was 'a spoilt kid who loved the attention'. In recent months, thousands of people of different nationalities have joined the al-Nusra Front, an al-Qaeda affiliate in Syria, or the Islamic State, which controls large territories in Iraq and Syria since proclaiming a caliphate in June. This comes as it emerged that an 18-year-old Australian jihadi reportedly fled to Iraq to join Islamic State and threatened terrorist attacks on Australia, claiming the Sydney Lindt cafe siege was 'just the beginning for you dogs'. The photograph of a youthful IS fighter posing with a rifle has been identified as Melbourne teen Jake Bilardi . In a series of tweets Jake Bilardi, from Craigieburn in Melbourne, said he was in the city of Ramadi in the middle of Islamic State fighting . In a series of tweets Jake Bilardi, from Craigieburn in Melbourne, said he was in the city of Ramadi, in the middle of Islamic State fighting, and warned 'infidels' of the organisation's plans, The Australian reported. 'What we have in store for

Summary: Talaat Hawatt was arrested at his house after a raid by the Lebanese Army . The Australian man of Lebanese descent was in Dahr al-Ain on Sunday . Reports say Hawatt is suspected of connections to terrorist organisations . It has emerged he was arrested in 2010 for attempting to shoot his uncle . The incident happened in Thailand in North Pattaya - south of Bangkok .


It's the ultimate compliment for any player to have their talent recognised by their fellow professionals. So, to settle the argument of which is the greatest Premier League XI since it started in 1992-93, Sportsmail has studied every PFA team of the year to find out which players are most highly-regarded by their peers. The results are fascinating – and surprising in some cases too. Legendary Manchester United goalkeeper Peter Schmeichel was selected in only one PL all-star team (1993), as was Dennis Bergkamp (1998) and therefore are well short of being considered for the greatest XI. Peter Schmeichel famously saves a penalty from Dennis Bergkamp in 1999... but neither make the all-time XI . Eric Cantona and Paul Scholes weren't voted for often enough either while Gianfranco Zola – regarded as one of the best players in Chelsea's history – was never picked in a PFA side. Roy Keane and Frank Lampard were picked on fewer occasions than central midfield rivals Steven Gerrard and Patrick Vieira. Likewise, stars like Luis Suarez and Gareth Bale performed too briefly on the Premier League stage to be chosen as often as other players. Based on the number of times they were voted for by their fellow professionals in the PFA Premier team of the season, here is the best XI over the last 23 years. And for Gerrard, heavily criticised after his red card against Manchester United on Sunday, there is some good news – nobody has been picked more often. THE PREMIER LEAGUE ALL TIME XI . EDWIN VAN DER SAR (PFA Team 2007, 2009, 2011) Played in Premier League for: Fulham, Manchester United . Sir Alex Ferguson compared the Dutchman's influence with Peter Schmeichel's after he helped Manchester United return to the top following a period of dominance by Jose Mourinho's Chelsea. Van der Sar was 34 when he joined United from Fulham but it proved to be a master signing, and one that Ferguson admitted he wished he'd made earlier. Van der Sar won three league titles in a row and was the hero of United's penalty shootout win against Chelsea in the 2008 Champions League final, making the match-winning save from Nicolas Anelka. Edwin van der Sar celebrates with his Manchester United team-mates after beating Chelsea in May 2011 . GARY NEVILLE (1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2005, 2007) Played for: Manchester United . The heart of Manchester United's team that dominated English football for two decades and part of the 1999 Treble-winning side. Neville was United's effective leader and club captain off the field well before he eventually wore the armband on it. The right-back for United and England was the most voiceferous member of the famed Class of 92 and since retirement has become a hugely influential figure both as a television pundit and England coach . Gary Neville was a stalwart of the Manchester United side and was named six times in the PFA XI . RIO FERDINAND (2002, 2005, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2013) Played for: West Ham, Leeds, Manchester United, QPR . A skilful centre half in

Summary: PFA Premier League team of the year is voted for by players . Voting currently taking place for this year's XI, which will be the 24th . Sportsmail has revealed the all-time XI based on the most inclusions . Steven Gerrard leads the way having been selected seven times . READ: Which Premier League club is the biggest? Sportsmail's study finally settles football's great debate .


Novak Djokovic gives the thumbs up at Indian Wells . Novak Djokovic progressed to the fourth round of the BNP Paribas Open at Indian Wells with a comfortable 7-5 6-3 victory over Albert Ramos-Vinolas. The world No 1 rarely looked troubled as he put together a straight sets triumph over Spaniard Ramos-Vinolas, who is yet to win an ATP Tour title. Djokovic, who would collect a 50th career gong should he defend his championship in the Coachella Valley, must now challenge home favourite John Isner for a place in the quarter-finals. The big-serving American fired down 18 aces as he found his way past Kevin Anderson 7-6 (8/6) 6-2 in a touch under one hour and 20 minutes. Fourth and fifth seeds Andy Murray and Kei Nishikori are safely through after overcoming Philipp Kohlschreiber and Fernando Verdasco respectively. Murray took a first set in 25 minutes but in the end needed the best part of two hours to overcome Kohlschreiber 6-1 3-6 6-1 while Japan's Nishikori recovered from an early wobble to edge out Verdasco 6-7 (6/8) 6-1 6-4. Awaiting Murray is Adrian Mannarino following the Frenchman's 6-4 6-4 triumph over Ernests Gulbis and Nishikori's next opponent is Feliciano Lopez. Djokovic rarely looked troubled as he beat Albert Ramos-Vinolas in straight sets . Ramos-Vinolas of Spain hits a backhand return against Djokovic but was unable to break the world No 1 . Jelena Djokovic, wife of the Serbia star, watches on during his match in California . The 12th seed from Spain was kept busy until the small hours but eventually completed a 6-2 4-6 6-3 victory over Pablo Cuevas of Uruguay. Also progressing in California were Bernard Tomic - the 7-5 6-4 conqueror of eighth seed David Ferrer - and surprise package Thanasi Kokkinakis. Australia's world No 124 went the distance in a meeting with the experienced Juan Monaco that the 18-year-old won 6-2 5-7 7-6 (7/5) in nearly two hours and 47 minutes. In the women's draw, second seed Maria Sharapova battled her way past fierce rival Victoria Azarenka to reach the last 16. The Russian was inferior on her percentages throughout a bruising encounter between two multiple grand slam champions but nevertheless it was Azarenka who found herself saving five match points before succumbing to a 6-4 6-3 defeat. John Isner awaits Djokovic in the next round after the big-serving American beat Kevin Anderson . Maria Sharapova celebrates beating her fierce rival Victoria Azarenka to reach the last 16 . Next up for the world No 2 is a meeting with the defending champion, Flavia Pennetta of Italy, who dispatched Sam Stosur 6-4 6-2. Making an early exit was fourth seed Caroline Wozniacki, the victim of a 6-4 6-4 win for Belinda Bencic, while Serbian hopeful Ana Ivanovic was eliminated 6-2 5-7 6-2 by Caroline Garcia. Eugenie Bouchard saw off Coco Vandeweghe 6-3 6-2 with qualifier Lesia Tsurenko ousting Alize Cornet 7-5 1-6 6-2 as Jelena Jankovic defeated Madison Keys 5-7 6-4 6-3. Elsewhere, Sabine Lisicki of Germany called time on 11th seed Sara Errani's campaign with a 6-4

Summary: Novak Djokovic beat Albert Ramos-Vinolas at BNP Paribas Open . Wold No 1 beat Spaniard in straight sets, 7-5 6-3 . Serb is chasing his 50th career victory .


Mohamed Salah sent out a message to parent club Chelsea after scoring twice in a 2-1 win against Juventus to take his goal tally at Fiorentina to six in seven matches. The Egyptian's brace in Turin earned his side a slender lead to take into the second leg of their Coppa Italia semi-final and condemned Juventus to their first home defeat in 48 matches. Salah scored his first 11 minutes in when he sprinted past three defenders and dribbled for 60 yards before launching in a shot from inside the area. Mohamed Salah opens the scoring with after a superb solo run from his own half against Juventus . Juventus striker Fernando Llorente equalised for the hosts with a well-taken header in the first half . But Salah, on loan from Chelsea, popped up again to score the winner in a tight game in Turin . The Fiorentina squad join hands and run towards their fans in celebration of the win . The Egypt international salutes the crowd after scoring against Serie A champions Juventus . Fiorentina's German forward Mario Gomez congratulates his team-mate on Thursday evening . BASLE: 67 appearances, 13 goals. CHELSEA: 19 appearances, two goals. FIORENTINA: Seven appearances, six goals. EGYPT: 35 appearances, 20 goals. Fernando Llorente then equalised with a superb header in the 24th minute, but Salah scored the winner in the second half with an angled shot inside the box. Since moving to Italy on loan, Salah has scored three goals in Serie A, one in the Europa League against Tottenham, and two in the Coppa Italia. The Egyptian was used as a bargaining tool in Jose Mourinho's deal to bring Juan Cuadrado from Florence to London but has already outshone the Colombian, who is yet to score in five appearances for Chelsea. Blues midfielder Eden Hazard was clearly impressed with Salah's performance, tweeting after the game: 'Momo Salah on fire.' Lazio and Napoli drew 1-1 in the other semi-final on Wednesday. The return legs will be played on April 7 and 8. Micah Richards posted this online after the game and said: 'Great win from the boys tonight!' Salah (right) spent most of his time at Chelsea on the substitutes' bench . Salah kisses the ground in celebration after scoring during the Coppa Italia clash on Thursaday . Micah Richards, on loan from Manchester City, holds off Juventus midfielder Kingsley Coman . City loanee Richards tracks former Manchester United midfielder Paul Pogba during the match in Turin . Argentine forward Carlos Tevez holds off a challenge from Fiorentina's captain Gonzalo Rodriguez . The defeat for Juventus was their first at home in almost two years, ending their 47-match unbeaten run there . Fiorentina's players celebrate wildly in front of their supporters following the final whistle .

Summary: Juventus lost at home for the first time in 48 matches . They were beaten in the Coppa Italia semi-final first leg . Mohamed Salah, on loan from Chelsea, scored twice . The Egyptian forward has now scored six goals in seven games .


Gus Poyet has hit out at the Premier League for the scoring system used in the Fair Play Table in which Sunderland are rock bottom. The Black Cats boss is currently contesting an FA charge of improper conduct after he kicked over a drinks bucket and was sent to the stands during the 1-1 draw at Hull earlier this month. Sunderland's Gus Poyet has hit out at the Premier League for the scoring system used in the Fair Play Table . But Poyet is at a loss to explain why his side are considered the least sporting in the top flight. ‘I don’t know how they get the points - it’s so superficial,’ said Poyet of the table which takes into consideration factors such as positive play, respect towards opponents and behaviour of the coaching team. ‘Until two months ago we hadn’t had a sending off, so how can we be bottom? Poyet and Steve Bruce argue during their two sides' clash on Wednesday evening at the KC Stadium . Bruce (left) had to be held back by the linesman as the row between the pair escalated . ‘Maybe when I wave my arms, that’s minus one. Maybe the club will have to tie my hands behind my back! ‘We got fined once (for surrounding the referee) and we corrected that. ‘I don’t care who’s in charge of the fair play rules, but they’re not fair. It’ s an invention.’ Referencing Newcastle’s Papiss Cisse and Manchester United’s Jonny Evans being banned for spitting, Poyet added: ‘How many points is it for someone spitting at someone? Three million? Newcastle's Papiss Cisse and Manchester United's Jonny Evans squared at St James' Park . Cisse has been banned for seven games, while Evans has received a six game suspension . ‘Me, I’d use common sense. I’ve not seen anything that makes me think we’re dirty, so why we’re bottom, I don’t know. I’d like someone to explain. ‘But there would be no explanation, just words that don’t make sense. I don’t accept it. I don’t care what they say, it’s not true.’ Meanwhile, Poyet’s side – without a win in five – have another fight at the wrong end of the Premier League table and face relegation rivals Aston Villa this afternoon. Wes Brown reacts after being shown a straight red card by Referee Roger East against Manchester United . Brown smiles after being shown a straight red card for a challenge on Radamel Falcao against United . The Uruguayan played alongside new Villa boss Tim Sherwood at Spurs and is wary of their revival. ‘I enjoyed playing with Tim next to me,’ he said. ‘He was always a character and you need characters on the pitch. ‘What you see is what you get, there is no side to him. I know he will add forward play to his team and we need to be ready. They have had a couple of big derby wins so normally you would think they are in higher spirits than us.’ Poyet is looking forward to coming up against

Summary: Sunderland sit rock bottom of the Premier League Fair Play Table . Gus Poyet has hit out at the points scoring system used in the table . Poyet is at a loss to explain why his side are considered the least sporting . The Uruguayan himself was sent to the stands during the game with Hull .


Drivers across America be warned - there's an 'unmanned' car on the road. A driverless car is currently on a cross-country road trip to test the state-of-the-art technology that allows a driver to sit back and relax with no hands on the wheel. Delphi Automotive launched the first coast-to-coast test of a driverless car on Sunday, starting at the Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco. For the next week, the specially rigged Audi SQ5 SUV will be headed on a 3,500 mile journey to New York City. It is expected to arrive before the New York International Auto Show on April 3, ending what Delphi Automotive describes as the 'longest automated drive ever attempted in North America' Scroll down for video . 'Look ma, no hands': Delphi Automotive started the first cross-county test drive of an automatic car (pictured), starting in San Francisco . Take off: Two people will be in the car at all times during the journey from San Francisco to New York for an automotive show . Test run: Delphi is using the cross-country trip to gather data and check on the car's safety systems . But Delphi insists that drivers on the road shouldn't be scared if they pass by their test vehicle. Two people will be in the car at all times to take over the controls in emergencies - or more often, construction zones. Delphi, one of the largest suppliers of automotive electronics and safety systems, is using the long journey in the Audi crossover to acquire 2.3 terabytes data from a sophisticated array of cameras, radar and lidar - a laser mapping technology. The Delphi drive kicked off March 22 near San Francisco's Golden Gate Bridge, with plans to wind up in New York City just before the annual auto show opens there on April 3. During the coast-to-coast journey in the Audi, at least two Delphi engineers will be aboard, including one behind the wheel. The venture informed all of the states it will pass through about its unmanned car, and all of them agreed to let the vehicle travel on their roads. The car comes with 20 sensors including four short-range radars, three vision-based cameras, six lidars, a localization system and a driver assistance program. The Michigan-based firm also wants to test and demonstrate its wireless and active safety systems. Delphi's demonstration underscores growing interest and investments by automakers and suppliers in self-driving cars, some of which could be production-ready by 2020. Jeff Owens, Delphi's chief technology officer, sees the automated driver assistance systems in the Audi as building blocks on the road to fully self-driving cars in the next decade. Delphi has been working on automated cars since 1999, when it split from GM, according to Ars Technica. Google, which has also been working on self-driving cars, has made public statements about having such a vehicle available in five years. The tech giant has been testing out its vehicles around its Mountain View, California, campus. Tesla Motors, the electric car brainchild of Elon Musk, also announced last week that new software out

Summary: Delphi Automotive began cross-country test of driverless vehicle on Sunday . The car left San Francisco and is headed to New York for an April 3 car show . Two people will be in the specially rigged Audi in case of emergencies . Car includes 20 sensors, including four radars and laser mapping system .


Carlos Tevez scored two and set up another as Juventus beat Borussia Dortmund 3-0 away to reach the Champions League quarter-finals with a 5-1 aggregate victory. Tevez opened the scoring in the third minute when he let fly with a thunderous shot from 20 yards into the top left corner. The Argentine then gave Alvaro Morata a simple tap-in to seal the victory on a counter-attack in the 70th. Arturo Vidal set up Tevez's second in the 79th, giving the scoreline a flattering but fair look, as the Italian side advanced to only its second Champions League quarter-final since 2006. Carlos Tevez opens the scoring at the Westfalenstadion with a thunderous effort from 20 yards out . Borussia Dortmund goalkeeper Roman Weidenfeller makes a despairing dive as Tevez's shot hits the back of the net . Tevez celebrates his early effort with Leonardo Bonucci (centre) and Stephan Lichtsteiner . The Argentine striker is mobbed by his Juventus team-mates after his early strike gave the Serie A giants a 3-1 aggregate lead . Paul Pogba (left) jumps for joy as the celebrations continue following Tevez's opening strike . Dortmund centre back Mats Hummels casts a dejected figure as Tevez's early goal heaped further pressure on the Bundesliga side . Alvaro Morata latches onto Tevez's superb through ball to fire in Juve's second goal of the night . Morata, who also scored in the first-leg victory in Turin, races away to celebrate as a crestfallen Weidenfeller watches on . Morata celebrates with Tevez after the Juve striker hammered the final nail in Dortmund's coffin . Tevez completes the demolition job on Dortmund with a clinical finish in the 79th minute . Arturo Vidal and his Juve team-mates celebrates their 3-0 rout at the final whistle . The victorious Juve squad celebrate on the pitch after they booked their place in the Champions League quarter finals . REAL MADRID . PORTO . BAYERN MUNICH . PARIS SAINT-GERMAIN . MONACO . ATLETICO MADRID . BARCELONA . JUVENTUS . Draw takes place on Friday in Nyon . Leading 2-1 from the last 16 first leg in Turin, the visiting side nullified Dortmund's attacking threat to leave Bayern Munich as the Bundesliga's only remaining side in the competition, with the final to be played in Berlin on June 6. It was Dortmund's fourth loss in four European games against Juventus. Juventus coach Massimiliano Allegri had promised his side wouldn't sit back despite the first leg advantage. His players stayed true to his word and Tevez got the visitors off the mark with an effort that stunned the home fans. Juventus then pushed high up the pitch and snuffing out Dortmund's response before it could even begin. The home side harried and fought, yet was unable to trouble Gianluigi Buffon in goal. The veteran goalkeeper reacted quickly to extinguish the danger with Marco Reus lurking in the 36th but it was a rare intervention. Midfield marshal Paul Pogba had gone off injured before that, prompting a period of Dortmund pressure. The visitors were the only ones who created chances

Summary: Carlos Tevez opened the scoring in the third minute with a sublime effort from outside the box . Alvaro Morata latched onto a superb Tevez pass to fire home Juve's second in the 70th minute . Tevez hit his second 10 minutes before full-time to complete the rout . Juventus midfielder Paul Pogba left the field in the 27th minute with a hamstring injury . Jurgen Klopp's side went into the game on the back of a six-game unbeaten run in the Bundesliga . Juventus took a 2-1 first-leg lead into the game at the Westfalenstadion . It was Dortmund's fourth loss in as many European games against Juventus .


Shoppers are in revolt at Swedish clothing giant H&M's decision to ban people from entering the store with their shopping trolleys. Customers have vented their outrage on the brand's global Facebook page after being refused entry to H&M's new store in Indooroopilly, in Brisbane's western suburbs, with their trolleys. The store opened in the local shopping centre on March 5. Customers have taken H&M's global Facebook page in anger after being refused entry to H&M's new store in Indooroopilly, in Brisbane's western suburbs, with their trolleys . One woman said it was 'rude' she was not allowed to bring her trolley in but others with prams were welcomed. 'When I questioned why, the guy told me someone could get hurt by the trolley, because it made out of steel,' she wrote. 'When I pointed out that prams are also made of metal and are just as bulky as a trolley and someone could also get hurt by them. 'He just replied it the company policy for both our stores. 'Do you also stop people in wheelchairs entering your store cause they are made of steel? Shame Shame on your Stores [sic].' One woman said it was rude for shoppers who had trolleys to be turned away while those with prams were allowed . A man said he had a similar experience saying he took his business elsewhere because of the snub . A representative of H&M replied to her Facebook message and apologised for the 'negative experience', but echoed the response the woman got in the store. 'Currently our policy does indeed restrict trolleys within the store, however we are always looking to improve our experience for customers and are currently reviewing this,' the representative said. They added: 'Please email us at info.au@hm.com if you would like to discuss this matter further.' Dissatisfied with the response, the woman said she would not be shopping with the retailer again. 'I will never again try and enter your store,' she wrote. 'I think your store needs too show some respect to the consumer.' While another woman said she 'won't bother returning again' because she was refused entry for having a trolley . A H&M spokeswoman said a higher incidence of accidents happened when trolleys were inside the store . A spokeswoman for the retailer told Daily Mail Australia they had experienced a higher incidence of trolley-related injuries when they were allowed in store. 'However we do appreciate the feedback we have received from our customers so we are continuing to evaluate this policy,' she said. The spokeswoman further clarified: 'This policy is in no way related to our customers with prams or in wheelchairs who are of course welcome in all of our stores.' But there were others who expressed displeasure about H&M's no trolley policy. One man said he had planned to spend $500 in the store until he was told he could not enter. 'I had my special needs 4 year old in the trolley to keep her contained... the trolley was to have room for the big purchase i was going

Summary: Clothing giant H&M has come under fire for its shopping trolley policy . Customers reported on retailer's Facebook page about being denied entry . They said they were told it was because their trolleys could 'hurt people' But H&M says it is part of their store policy to not allow trolleys inside . A spokeswoman said injuries happened more often with trolleys in store .


Chelsea Clinton went by the pseudonym Diane Reynolds, and Hillary used the same email account that was dedicated to her work at the State Department to plan her daughter's wedding, a new report has revealed. At the center of the controversy is Hillary Clinton's email account - hrd22@clintonemail.com, which was set up a day before she was confirmed in 2009 by a Senate committee to join newly elected President Barack Obama's cabinet. The New York Times reports that Clinton used the address for everything from official government business to matters relating to the Clinton Foundation, and the State Department confirmed on Wednesday that was Clinton's only email alias during her tenure in the Obama administration. News articles detailing the former secretary of state's arrangement to have her government correspondence run through a private domain name and self-run server have set off alarms about the possibility of her sensitive communications being hacked or destroyed. Scroll down for video . Marc Mezvinsky, Hillary Clinton, then-Secretary of State, Chelsea Clinton and former President Bill Clinton pose during the wedding of Chelsea and Marc at the Astor Courts Estate on July 31, 2010 in Rhinebeck, New York. A news report reveled that Chelsea used to go by the pseudonym of Diane Reynolds, and Hillary used the same email account that was dedicated to her work at the State Department to plan her daughter's wedding . At least one of Hillary Clinton's longtime aides, Huma Abedin, who is still on Clinton's payroll, had one of the coveted Clintonemail.com addresses, as well, the Times reports. In the beginning, Chelsea Clinton used the same domain name for her email address, under the name Diane Reynolds, which the Times says she also gave to hotels when she checked in, but switched over to chelseaoffice.com at the urging of the family's advisers. Concerned that Hillary could appear too closely tied with the Clinton Foundation if she used the same domain name as the rest of her family, Bill Clinton ran his email through presidentclinton.com. The Clintons' server was run out of their Chappaqua, New York, home. According to Bloomberg, they transferred it to a commercial provider, MX Logic, after Hillary departed the State Department. The Clintonemail.com domain name was originally registered to Bill Clinton confidante Eric Hothem, the Times discovered. Hothem is the same aide who was charged with packing up and carting off furniture from the White House at the end of Bill Clinton's presidency that he said was 'Clinton’s personal property.' The furnishings were later determined to be government property, however, and the Clintons were required to pay $86,000 in restitution for the items they kept. Others, they had to return. Hothem now works in finance in Washington, D.C., and another former Clinton staffer's name is on the server registration - Justin Cooper. It is set to expire in 2017, when Hillary Clinton would theoretically take office if she were to compete for and win the presidency next year. Cooper has also since left the employment of the Clintons for Teneo Holdings, a firm managed by a former Bill

Summary: At the center of the controversy: Hillary Clinton's personal email account - hrd22@clintonemail.com . Domain name was registered to Eric Hothem, the aide who packed up and carted off furniture from the White House that he said was 'Clinton’s personal property' The furnishings were later determined to be government's and the Clintons were required to pay $86,000 in restitution for the items they kept . Clinton's arrangement to have her correspondence run through a private domain name and server have set off alarms . Her sensitive communications could be being hacked or destroyed: Republicans want investigations into the matter .


In Canberra next month more will be going on show than art, as visitors will look at what's hanging on the wall while letting it all hang out. A total of 150 outgoing art fans will take part in the National Gallery of Australia's (NGA) first ever naked art tour, and view the Canberra venue's current exhibition, 'James Turrell: A Retrospective.' The tour guide for the retrospective, which highlights the 70-year-old American artist's 50 years of work, will be Melbourne-based artist Stuart Ringholt, who said the experience creates an 'educational state' for viewing the art. Scroll down for video . 150 outgoing art fans will take part in the National Gallery of Australia's (NGA) first ever naked art tour . 'While to some people this might be a joke, it's not to me. I take this very seriously,' Ringholt told Daily Mail Australia. 'It's all about education through experience. Witnessing everyone take their clothes off and leave them in a pile is really quite profound,' he said. 'You realise how complex and socially fabricated we are, connected through clothes'. Ringholt is no stranger to nude education, having guided similar tours at the Museum of Contemporary Art in Sydney and MONA in Tasmania. The tours, which will run outside of regular exhibition hours on April 1 and 2, are an hour-long adventure through Turrell's body of work, and include installations purpose-built for Canberra, as well as drawings, prints and photographs. The custom built light program will project different colours onto the viewers, which Ringholt said will be one of the most interesting elements of the nude tour. The tour guide for the retrospective, which highlights the 70-year-old American artist's 50 years of work, will be Melbourne-based artist Stuart Ringholt (far right) Mr Turrell's retrospective highlights the 70-year-old American artist's 50 years of work . The custom built light program will project different colours onto the viewers . He expects people 'from all walks of life' to join in the tours, and was adamant about offering concessions for the exhibition so that a cross section of society might be emboldened to give nudity a go. 'We all share the same humanity, and it's wonderful to see people come along and be so happy. I liken the tours to a 40th birthday party of a reunion of long lost friends,' Ringholt said. 'We often get nudists who are really excited to come to events, because for them it's exciting that society is saying "you're ok, you can participate",' he said. 'Art students also tend to come along, but there is always someone who has never done something like this before,' 'I had one woman who was so nervous but came up to me afterwards and thanked me for running the tour because she had had so much shame around her body and was able to over come her fears.' 'We drink light through the skin as Vitamin D... so we are literally light eaters. It's part of our diet,' said Turrell . The tours, which will run outside of regular exhibition hours on April 1

Summary: Naked art fans will view the exhibition, 'James Turrell: A Retrospective' at the National Gallery of Australia in Canberra . The 70-year-old artist has put on a nude exhibition before in Japan, and was keen to replicate the experience for his body of work in Australia . NGA's hour-long tours will take place outside regular exhibition hours, as it is illegal to be naked in public . It will be led by experienced nude tour guide Stuart Ringholt, who has previously run tours at the MCA in Sydney and MONA in Tasmania . 'You realise how complex and socially fabricated we are, connected through clothes,' Ringholt said .


Police investigating the historic murders of a Playboy bunny and a London schoolgirl have launched a fresh appeal for information on the 40th anniversary of their deaths. Eve Stratford, a 22-year-old glamour model who worked at London's Playboy club, was found with her throat slashed in her Leyton home on the evening of March 18, 1975. Six months later, Lynne Weedon, 16, was brutally attacked and raped in an alleyway near her home in Hounslow at 11pm on September 3, as she returned from a night out with friends. Eve Stratford, 22, a Playboy bunny, was stabbed between eight and 12 times when she was murdered on the evening of March 18, 1975 . Lynne Weedon (left) was beaten over the head with a blunt object as she walked home on September 3, 1975 and her murder was linked to Miss Stratford's in 2007 when matching DNA was found on them - a former Met Police detective believes Lynda Farrow (right) - knifed to death in 1979 - was also a victim of the same killer . She was found abandoned and barely alive at an electricity sub-station the next morning and died a week later. Both murders were linked in 2007 after matching DNA was discovered on the victims, who did not know each other. Former Met Police detective Colin Sutton believes a third woman, Lynda Farrow - who was knifed to death in her home four years later in 1979 - was also a victim of the same killer. Miss Stratford, worked as a bunny girl at the Playboy Club in London's Park Lane, which was the height of decadence when it opened in 1966. She was 22 when she was raped and killed in her home. Her throat had been slashed between eight and 12 times. Detectives believe she may have known her killer and invited him into the flat she shared with her boyfriend Tony Priest, the lead singer with the pop band Onyx, who found her body. She was found with a nylon stocking tied around one ankle and a scarf binding her hands behind her back. She was last seen walking alone near her home in Lyndhurst Drive, Leyton, shortly before 4pm on a snowy day in March. This map shows the three unsolved murders all took place in close proximity - it is believed they are all linked . Miss Stratford, a Playboy bunny, was last seen walking alone near her home on a snowy day in March, 1975 . The Playboy bunny (pictured left) was found dead in the bedroom of her flat in Lyndhurst Drive, Leyton (right) She was found dead in the bedroom of her flat at 5.30pm. An hour earlier a neighbour had heard a male and female voice talking, apparently calmly, in her flat. There was no sign of forced entry. A blood-splattered bouquet of flowers she had bought earlier that day lay next to her body. Later that year, on September 3, Lynne Weedon was beaten over the head with a blunt object as she took a short-cut to

Summary: Bunny girl Eve Stratford, 22, found with her neck sliced at her Leyton home . Six months later, Lynne Weedon, 16, murdered near her home in Hounslow . Murders were linked in 2007 when matching DNA was found on the victims . Lynne's mother Margaret Weedon has made desperate plea for information . Police say it is 'inconceivable' killer has kept 'perfect secret' for 40 years . Was 'a heavy burden to carry' and 'he must have let details slip over years' Detective has pinned third unsolved murder of Lynda Farrow on the killer .


A man died after he dived into the path of a Tube train to try to save his younger brother who had jumped on to the tracks. Nick Mann, 35, was killed as he attempted to rescue Robert, 32, who is believed to have dropped his mobile or wallet on to the line at Old Street station in London. He tried to pull his brother to safety but suffered severe head injuries when a Northern line train ploughed into them both. Siblings: Nick Mann (left), 35, died after he was hit by a Northern line train at Old Street station in the early hours of Sunday - while trying to save his brother Robert Mann (right) who had jumped onto the tracks. The pair were taken to the Royal London Hospital where Nick, a writer from Wimbledon, died. Robert, who lives in Manchester, was yesterday in a stable but critical condition. Hours before the tragedy – just after midnight on Saturday night – Nick took a selfie with his brother at Fratton Park in Portsmouth where they had gone to watch their favourite football team Shrewsbury play the home team. Friends yesterday paid tribute to former Manchester University student Nick, who they said ‘would have done anything for anyone’. One friend, who did not want to be named, told the Evening Standard: ‘The fact that Nick passed away while saving his brother is the least surprising thing in all of this. Emergency services: The scene outside Old Street station in central London after the incident on Sunday . Ambulance on the scene: Police said that on arrival officers discovered two men with serious injuries . ‘He had all the time in the world for anyone, and gave so much to everything he had passion for. He loved two things in equal measure – music and football. He was one of the most passionate people I’ve ever known. He was a great dude.’ Josh Retallick, who had known Nick for eight years, said: ‘It was such a heroic act. I just hope his brother recovers.’ Eyewitnesses said the pair were hit by a train as Nick – who ran a rock music fanzine – desperately tried to pull his younger brother, who studied history at Manchester Metropolitan University, on to the platform. A Tube worker said: ‘The man dropped something down on to the track, a mobile phone or something, and then somehow he’s got into trouble down there. ‘This other person then tried to help him out and pull him up back on to the platform in time before the train came, but it wasn’t in time and they both got hit. It was pretty bad.’ Another said: ‘It happened at the back of the platform, just as the train pulls in, so maybe they didn’t realise how close the train was.’ British Transport Police described the incident as a ‘tragic accident’. Location: Both men were hit at Old Street station (under this roundabout), and Nick Mann died in hospital . Hit: One Tube worker said a man had been spotted dropping

Summary: Robert Mann, 32, jumped onto Old Street station tracks on Sunday . His brother Nick, 35, tried to save him as Northern line train arrived . Both men were hit - Nick died and Robert is at Royal London Hospital . Police investigating and are appealing for witnesses to come forward .


A 23-year-old man set fire to his house - killing a cat - and overturned his car before knocking on doors with his pants down in search of 'his wife', police have said. Alex Chambrello, who is covered in religious tattoos, identified himself as 'Lucifer' when police in Wolcott, Connecticut found him flashing homeowners his tattooed behind on Thursday morning. Earlier that day, authorities had been alerted to a fire in a home's basement just before 8am and it took firefighters 15 minutes to bring the flames under control, NBC reported. Scroll down for video . Alex Chambrello, who has multiple religious tattoos, told police he was Lucifer when he was arrested for setting his home on fire before banging on the doors of an apartment complex and threatening a woman . Minutes later, they received a report of a car that had rolled over about a mile and a half away. As the police chief, who was nearby, headed to the scene, another call came in reporting that a half-naked man was banging on doors of an apartment complex asking to see his wife, WTNH reported. It is not known if Chambrello is married. A woman told police that he threatened to punch her if she didn't let him into her home. The police chief, Edward Stephens, said he arrived in time to witness some of the bizarre behavior. 'I pulled into the complex and sure enough there was a gentleman there who we later arrested,' he said. 'His pants were down, his exposed buttocks covered with tattoos, banging on doors.' Scene: He allegedly set fire to the basement of his family's home (pictured) and killed a cat, police said . Crash: Minutes after responding to the fire, police received a call that he had crashed his car a mile away . Final stop: He then headed to these condos where he allegedly banged on doors and threatened a woman . Chambrello, who is tattooed with depictions of Jesus and Virgin Mary as well as phrases reading 'Conquer All Evil' and 'This Too Shall Pass', said he was called Lucifer, according to police. 'He said he was Lucifer from Hell the Inferno and he's talking all kinds of gibberish,' Stephens said. Chambrello told officers his address, which was the same place where the fire had unfolded. None of his family were home at the time of the fire, but a cat was killed. Another cat was also missing but was later found with cuts to its face. Images also show that his car's windscreen was left shattered by the accident. Chambrello has been charged with arson, cruelty to an animal and breach of peace and is being held on $100,000 bond. Locked up: The 23-year-old has been charged with arson, cruelty to an animal and breach of peace .

Summary: Alex Chambrello told police he was Lucifer when they caught up with him in Wolcott, Connecticut on Thursday morning . He 'had set fire to the basement of his family's home - killing a cat - before crashing his car a mile and a half away' He then 'banged on the doors of a condo building and threatened a woman' Police found him with his pants down and his tattooed behind exposed .


A man who allegedly stabbed teenage twins leaving one 'millimetres from death' is being hunted by police today. The suspect, who is described as between 20 and 30-years-old, is accused of attacking the 16-year-old brothers with a 'very sharp blade' following a party in Dilton Marsh, near Westbury in Wiltshire, last night. One of the boys remains in a serious but stable condition in Southmead Hospital in Bristol after the knife slashed his chest, only narrowly missing his heart. The suspect, who is described as between 20 and 30-years-old, is accused of attacking the 16-year-old twin brothers with a 'very sharp blade' at a roundabout in Dilton Marsh, near Westbury in Wiltshire (pictured) The other teenager suffered cuts to his hands and has since been discharged from hospital. Detective Inspector Paul Franklin, of Wiltshire Police, said the suspect approached the twins, who were part of a group which had gathered at a roundabout in the village following a party, before threatening them. Some members of the group then chased the attacker, who police believe was unknown to the teenagers. Mr Franklin said: 'We've been told that an unknown man approached the group on the roundabout and threatened them. 'He was chased by several of the teenagers but produced a knife. 'One of the brothers was slashed across the chest and is lucky to be alive because the knife wound was so deep it was close to his heart. He was just a couple of millimetres from death. 'The other brother received cuts to his hands and was treated in hospital in Trowbridge and discharged. 'This was an extremely serious assault with a very sharp blade.' The twins were among a group of young people who had gathered at the Dilton Marsh roundabout following a party in the village. A footpath along the main road near the roundabout was sealed off today as officers continued to search for the knife used in the assault. One of the teenage boys remains in a serious but stable condition following the attack in the rural village (pictured) last night. Police are hunting the knifeman and believe he may have suffered facial injuries . Police said the suspect fled the scene following the attack and remains at large. He is described as being 5ft 8in to 5ft 9in tall, with 'shortish' black hair, and was wearing a blue jacket and either blue jeans or grey jogging bottoms. Officers believe it was likely that he was bleeding from a facial injury which he suffered during the fight and urged any witnesses to come forward. Mr Franklin said: 'I urgently need to hear from anyone who was at the party or who witnessed what happened around Tanyard Way between 11pm and midnight on Saturday.' Anyone with information should contact police on 101.

Summary: Man accused of stabbing teenage twins is being hunted by police today . Suspect attacked 16-year-old boys in a rural Wiltshire village, officers said . One teenager remains in serious condition with stab wounds to his chest . Police said he was 'millimetres from death' after 'very sharp blade' attack . His brother suffered hand injuries but has been released from hospital .


Thorgan Hazard has revealed it remains his ambition to return to Chelsea, despite only leaving the club on a permanent basis in February. The 21-year-old younger brother of Eden joined Borussia Monchengladbach on loan last summer and made the deal with the Bundesliga club permanent just last month. Hazard moved to Chelsea from Lens in 2012 and spent two seasons on loan at Belgian club Zulte Waregem before moving to Germany. Thorgan Hazard made his loan deal with Borussia Monchengladbach permanent at the end of February . Hazard signed a contract until 2020 with the Bundesliga club, but Chelsea have retained a buy-back option . Hazard has revealed he wants to return to Chelsea after proving himself in the Bundesliga . The youngster is still highly-rated at Chelsea, who have retained a but-back option as part of the transfer, and Hazard has revealed he dreams of returning to the Premier League leaders in the future. 'Now I've signed here I'm only focused on Monchengladbach. After this, playing at Chelsea remains a goal,' he told Le Figaro. 'I hope that, in a few years, I can return and play there. 'First, I want to have a big season in a major league. I've not done that yet. I hope that, in a few years, I can have accomplished that. But for now, I'm only focused on Monchengladbach. 'If, one day, I want to play at Chelsea again I better play well. But first, I need to help the team achieve our goals.'

Summary: Thorgan Hazard joined Borussia Monchengladbach on loan last summer . The 21-year-old made the switch permanent at the end of February . Chelsea retained a buy-back option as part of thetransfer . Hazard reveals he wants to return to play for the club in the future .


The Ronnie Corbett sitcom 'Sorry' that poked fun at a middle-aged man living with their parents would be a 'documentary' today, Michael Gove claimed tonight. The Government chief whip said it was too hard for people to get on the housing ladder today, forcing people to stay at home later in life. He said new plans to build 200,000 cheap 'starter homes' for the under 40s were needed to help a generation buy their first home. Michael Gove said the Ronnie Corbett sitcom 'Sorry' would be a 'documentary' today because of the cost of buying a first home . Mr Gove's remarks, to LBC's Iain Dale, came after it emerged more than 30,000 people have registered for the new 'starter homes' schemes within 48 hours of its launch. David Cameron yesterday announced that under a future Tory Government 200,000 new homes will be sold 20 per cent cheaper than the going rate - but only for those under 40 who haven't yet bought their own home. Mr Cameron said building cheap new homes for first time buyers would be the centre-piece of the Tory Party's house-building strategy after the election. Mr Gove tonight said the proposal was necessary to help young families get a leg onto the housing ladder. He said: ‘What David has been talking about is extending the number of what have been called ‘starter homes’. These are homes that we will make available to people under the age of 40 so they can get onto the housing ladder. ‘The right thing to do is to help those people who, traditionally, would have been able to expect to get a home before they are 40. ‘I remember when we were growing up, there was a situation comedy called “Sorry” with Ronnie Corbett. ‘It was a comedy because you had a man in his 40s living with his parents. Well, it was a comedy then – it is a documentary now. We need to make sure we have more homes for young people.’ In the sitcom 'Sorry' Ronnie Corbett plays Timothy Lumsden, who still lives at home with his parents despite being middle aged . David Cameron yesterday announced that under a future Tory Government 200,000 new homes will be sold 20 per cent cheaper than the going rate - but only for the under 40s . The Prime Minister yesterday promised the new homes for under 40s would be 'decent, well-built, homes – places to start and raise a family'. Mr Cameron also promised to keep mortgage rates low, build more homes, extend the controversial help-to-buy scheme and encourage more people to buy their own council house. Local councils will also be given more power to stop unpopular developments, Mr Cameron said. The PM said: 'There is a particular kind of security that comes with owning your own home [but] too many people have been denied that security. 'The young people in their 20s and 30s still living with their parents, desperately saving for their own place. 'The couple who want a child but can't afford to upsize – even

Summary: Ronnie Corbett sitcom 'Sorry' like a 'documentary' today, says Gove . Sitcom poked fun at middle-aged men living at home with their parents . He said the Tories would build 200,000 new 'starter homes' after election . Properties will be sold 20% below going rate to first time buyers under 40 .


Scientists at Europe's CERN . research centre have had to postpone the imminent relaunch of . their refitted 'Big Bang' machine, the Large Hadron Collider, . because of a short-circuit in the wiring of one of the vital . magnets. 'Current indications suggest a delay of between a few days . and several weeks,' a statement from the world's leading . particle physics research centre said on Tuesday. Engineers had been expected to start on Wednesday pumping . proton beams in opposite directions all the way round the two . 27-km (17-mile) underground tubes in the LHC, closed down for . the past two years for a refit. Scroll down for video . The LHC (large hadron collider) in its tunnel at CERN (European particle physics laboratory) near Geneva, Switzerland. After a two-year shutdown and upgrade, it is about to ramp up for its second three-year run. 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. That would have been the prelude to the start of particle . collisions in late May at twice the power of those in the LHC's . first run from 2010-2013. The smashing-together of particles inside the LHC is . designed to mimic conditions just after the Big Bang at the dawn . of the universe. In a breakthrough in 2012, CERN scientists . announced the discovery of a new subatomic particle, a basic . building block of the universe, which appeared to be the boson . imagined and named half a century earlier by theoretical . physicist Peter Higgs. Hopes for the second run lie in breaking out of what it . known as the Standard Model of how the universe works at the . level of elementary particles, and into 'New Physics.' That includes searching for the dark matter that makes up . about 96 percent of the stuff of the universe but can only be . detected by its influence on visible matter around it. CERN scientists expressed disappointment at the last-minute . problem, in just one of the underground machine's eight sectors, . which have been rewired and checked thoroughly during the . closedown. But the research centre's director general, Rolf . Heuer, played down its significance. 'All the signs are good for a great run 2,' he said in a . statement. 'In the grand scheme of things, a few weeks delay in . humankind's quest to understand our universe is little more than . the blink of an eye.' Scientists and engineers

Summary: Large Hadron Collider is about to ramp up for its second three-year run . So-called Big Bang Machine has already found the elusive Higgs Boson . Expert believe it could find dark matter .


The price of Easter eggs is set to hit rock bottom this year as a price war erupts over the chocolate treats and Easter Sunday draws near. The fall in prices, the lowest in years, was triggered by Morrison’s after the chain cut its prices. Other supermarkets were forced to follow its lead, the Sunday Times reported. The eggs will be even cheaper this year as egg manufacturers have launched a series of discounts. Scroll down for video . The fall in prices, the lowest in years, was triggered by Morrison’s after the chain cut its prices. The average price offered by the big chains is down by 9.7 per cent . The fall in prices, the lowest in years, was triggered by Morrison’s after the chain cut its prices. The average price offered by the big chains is down by 9.7 per cent . Cadbury’s Easter eggs, the major driver of growth across Easter last year, are 4.4 per cent cheaper in supermarket chains. Similarly Smarites and Kitkat by Nestlé are down by 4.2 per cent. Analysis by brandview.com also showed own-brand eggs are also 6 per cent cheaper on average. The Co-operative has launched its own line of Easter eggs. The three confections are available for £5 each, The Grocer magazine reported. In the wake of the shock departure of Zayn Malik from One Direction, Lidl has cut the price of the band’s eggs to 79p from 99p . Tesco has put Galaxy and Minstrel eggs on sale at a half-price £3 each with more pricey Thornton Premium eggs for sale with £2 off. Thorntons is selling Easter hampers at half price online with Asda offering three eggs for £10. Sainsbury has cut £2 from the price of its Lindt Excellence, Lindor Strawberries and Cream and Green and Blacks. Other trends have affected this year’s Easter egg sales. In the wake of the shock departure of Zayn Malek from One Direction, Lidl has cut the price of the band’s eggs to 79p from 99p. Increasingly, traditional Easter egg manufacturers are seeing other food brands give them a run for their money. Morrisons led the charge in low prices, cutting the price of their branded Easter eggs by 7.3% . Marmite and a Pot Noodle eggs may not seem like the most appetising. But Fortnum and Mason is also offering a more savoury Chotch egg, a dark-chocolate scotch egg with venison inside. The general decline means the average price offered by the big chains is down by 9.7 per cent from £4.40 in 2014 to £3.97. The Grocer Magazine said Morrisons had led the charge in low prices, cutting the price of their branded by 7.3%. Asda followed suit but Tesco slashed its prices further cutting its prices from £1.50 to 75p. The rise of the savoury egg - Marmite and Pot Noodle are launching their own Easter eggs . Fortnum and Mason is also offering a more savoury Chotch egg, a dark-chocolate scotch egg with venison inside .

Summary: Big supermarkets slash their prices to lowest in years to attract customers . Price war started by Morrisons closely followed by cuts at Asda and Tesco . Big brands cheaper in build-up to Sunday as manufacturers cut prices . Average cost of Easter eggs this year has fallen to £3.97 down from £4.40 .


Tony Mowbray has been appointed Coventry's new manager, the club have announced. The former Middlesbrough and Celtic boss replaces Steven Pressley and has signed a contract at the Ricoh Arena until the end of the current season. Mowbray has been out of work since leaving Middlesbrough in October 2013 and had been keen to return to management. Former Middlesbrough manager Tony Mowbray has been appointed as the new boss of Coventry City . The 51-year-old had been out of work since leaving Championship outfit Middlesbrough in October 2013 . Chief executive Steve Waggott said on the club's official website: 'We are absolutely delighted to welcome Tony Mowbray to Coventry City as our new manager. 'We've secured the services of a highly-rated, experienced candidate for the job and Tony is a manager who has enjoyed plenty of success at a higher level. 'He has experience in coming into a club in challenging times and steering them through to safety and, on top of that, has enjoyed promotion too. 'We were all very impressed with Tony during the interview process and it speaks volumes that the club are able to attract a manager of Tony's calibre. Mowbray replaces Steven Pressley who was sacked last month - with the club flirting with relegation . 'We wanted someone who could come in and hit the ground running because we have 14 important games left in this season and the number one priority is to preserve our League One status. 'We have agreed terms until the end of the season and then, immediately after the final ball is kicked, we can reassess and look at a longer term deal. It was just vital, at this stage, to get the right man in to help steer us through the current situation between now and the end of the season. 'We believe Tony is exactly the right man for Coventry City and everyone here, from supporters to staff, will get right behind him.' Pressley was sacked last week after the Sky Blues slipped into the Sky Bet League One relegation zone following a 2-2 draw at Sheffield United. Dominic Samuel (centre) was on target as Coventry defeated MK Dons 2-1 at home at the weekend . Caretakers Neil MacFarlane and Dave Hockaday took charge for Saturday' 2-1 win over MK Dons which guided them out of the bottom four. Coventry go to Barnsley on Tuesday sitting just a point above the relegation zone following just one win in their last eight games. Mowbray, 51, has worked in the Midlands before during a three-year spell at West Brom, where he guided the Baggies to the Barclays Premier League in 2008.

Summary: Tony Mowbray replaces Steven Pressley who was sacked last month . Mowbray had been out of work since leaving Middlesbrough in 2013 . Coventry travel to Barnsley next having only won once in last eight games .


England's Under 17 side completed their European Championships qualifying campaign with six wins from six games, after a Ike Ugbo double secured a 2-1 win at the Pirelli stadium. The young Chelsea striker put John Peacock's side ahead after just seven minutes, firing home at the second time of asking having been denied by the Romanian keeper Catalin Vasile when through on goal. Adrian Petre equalised for the visitors six minutes later, but Ugbo scored again in the second half to wrap up the points. Ike Ugbo fires England ahead after just seven minutes as they beat Romania 2-1 in Burton on Thursday . Jay DaSilva of Chelsea battles for the ball with Alexandru Mihai during what was a comfortable win . Stuttgart defender Danny Collinge wins the ball in the air as England completed a good qualifying campaign . The Chelsea youngster could have had a hat-trick, having fired a good chance over the crossbar before the break, but it would not matter in the end. Romania, captained by Ianis Hagi, son of legendary playmaker Gheorghe, were reduced to ten men after 65 minutes when Istvan Kilyen Szabolcs was dismissed for a second yellow card following a poor tackle on Arsenal's Chris Willock. England bossed the game from that point on, and though they didn't add to their lead, they were rarely in danger of letting it slip, and can go to the Euros this summer with good momentum. England: Huffer (Leeds United); Yates (Everton) (Oxford (West Ham) 68 mins), Collinge (Stuttgart), Suliman (Aston Villa), Edun (Fulham); Davies (Everton); Patching (Manchester City), Wright (Sunderland) (DaSilva (Chelsea) 40); Edwards (Tottenham); Nmecha (Manchester City), Ugbo (Chelsea) (Willock (Arsenal) 60). Subs not used: Woolston (Newcastle), Holland (Everton), Ndukwu (Leicester) Goals: Ugbo 7, 53. Romania: Vasile; Tiberiu, Virgil, Harald, Abdrei; Szabolcs; Mihai, Razvan, Hagi (Andrei 68), Carlo; Petre (Florinel 76). Subs not used: Bogdan, Petru Vlad, Ionut, Dumitru Vlad. Bookings: Szabolcs 18; Coman Florinel 80. Red card: Szabolcs 65. Goals: Petre 13; . Ianis Hagi, son of Romanian legend Gheorghe, runs between Tom Davies (left) and Marcus Edwards . England captain Davies, an Everton defender, tracks the run of Hagi as England won at the Pirelli stadium .

Summary: Young Chelsea star scores twice as England win sixth game in a row . England qualify for European championships with 100 per cent record . Romania reduced to ten men as John Peacock's side take control .


For a city with some of the strictest gun control laws in the country, the sudden opening of a gun store on New York's Lower East Side raised eyebrows. The GWH Gun Shop was open for only two days last week and had a very specific purpose - to put people off buying guns. Potential shoppers were lured in by a large sign in the window that stated: 'First-time gun buyer? We are here to help you.' In the apparently well-stocked store, in a space usually used as an art gallery, each gun is labelled with information about how that make and model was used in a particular tragedy. The 'sales pitches' from the actor posing as the store clerk are brutal and hidden cameras captured the startled reactions of customers. Scroll down for video . The store opened overnight in a space usually used as an art gallery in New York's Lower East Side . The authentic looking store was filled with guns, clothing and accessories, but no live ammo was on site . Many of the shoppers that entered the store were potential first-time gun owners looking to buy a weapon for primarily for protection . 'Collectors love this one. Adam Lanza's mom had this in her collection, too, until he took this and several other guns and killed her and then went down to Sandy Hook and killed six teachers and 20 innocent children. Twenty little kids…Gone like that.' For a customer interested in ease of use he said: 'This revolver, it's the easiest gun we have to use. It's our most popular one. It's a .22-caliber, six-inch revolver. It's also a gun that a five-year-old found in his parents' bedroom, went down and shot his nine-month-old baby brother with it.' In another part of the video he showed a 9mm semi-automatic weapon to a customer: 'A very handy gun. Easy to use. It's a great gun to carry in your purse, like that gal from the Walmart, her two-year-old son reaches into her pocketbook, pulls it out, shoots her.' The store - and its accompanying website, Guns With History - were part of a campaign put together by States United to Prevent Gun Violence, a gun control non-profit organization and New Yorkers Against Gun Violence, one of their affiliates. The 'sales pitches' from the actor posing as the store clerk are brutal descriptions of tragedies committed with the make and model of the weapon . All the weapons, which were unloaded movie props, also have a tag with information about the tragedy to which the clerk refers - the descriptions are also on the related website . Hidden cameras captured the reactions of potential first-time gun owners to the 'sales pitches' Customers were visibly shocked or upset by the descriptions of gun accidents and mass shootings . Working with Grey, a New York-base agency, and production company Rival School Pictures, the goal was to ensure that people are aware of how many accidents and tragedies occur as a result of having a gun in a home. The groups

Summary: The fake store opened for two days on the Lower East Side with the express purpose of putting people off buying guns . The 'sales pitches' from the actor posing as the store clerk are brutal descriptions of tragedies and accidents . Hidden cameras captured the startled reactions of customers . Arranged by States United to Prevent Gun Violence the awareness campaign has been called a 'tasteless PR stunt' by the National Rifle Association . Organizers say: 'This sets the record straight so consumers can make an informed choice to buy a firearm or not'


Police in Madrid have arrested two Schalke fans after a scuffle broke out between officers and supporters on the eve of their Champions League second-leg clash with Real Madrid. The German club have over 3,000 fans in the Spanish capital as they looked to overcome a 2-0 defecit from the first leg in Gelsenkirchen - and some had been enjoying the hospitality of the city's bars the night before the game. But fights broke out after police tried to shepherd fans off the streets and into a bar in the Puerta del Sol square, which then saw beer thrown over officers who reacted to stop the trouble. A Schalke supporter in Madrid on Monday night is arrested by police after beer was thrown over officers . The bloodied fan is pulled up from the ground after trouble kicked off when police tried to force fans into a bar . Schalke have over 3,000 fans in Madrid for Tuesday night's return leg of their Champions League last-16 tie . One supporter was arrested and put into a police car in the square, covered in blood from the melee that ensued while another was also later arrested. Schalke supporters are known for the vocal backing of their team, often travelling in huge numbers for away trips across Europe. Goals from Cristiano Ronaldo and Marcelo at the Veltins-Arena effectively settled the tie before the half-way point last month, with European champions Real expected to easily see off their German opponents. Schalke's players warm up at the Santiago Bernabeu on Monday as they put in their final preparations . Schalke fans are known for their colourful and vocal support - but it is usually blue, not blood red .

Summary: Two Schalke fans arrested in Madrid ahead of Champions League game . Schalke trail 2-0 from first leg in Gelsenkirchen and look to be heading out . Fans were caught up in a scuffle with police on Monday ahead of the game . Beer thrown at police saw officers step in to arrest two bloodied fans .


Fresh from having her paleo baby food book canned earlier this month Charlotte Carr has come in for more negative headlines after it was revealed that she has been doing voice-overs for fast-food favourites KFC, Coca-Cola and Cadbury's. Carr is co-author with celebrity chef Pete Evans and Helen Padarin of cookbook Bubba Yum Yum: The Paleo Way for New Mums, Babies and Toddlers, which was dumped by its publisher after it was reportedly deemed 'potentially deadly for babies' by health experts. The baby food blogger’s website Bubba Yum Yum makes statements such as: 'My focus is on fresh and organic produce. No numbers, no additives. Just real food!' However the Herald Sun reports Carr is also making money doing voice-overs on adverts for fast food, soft drink and sugar-laden products. Scroll down for video . Charlotte Carr (left) has co-authored a paleo children's cookbook with celebrity chef Pete Evans (centre left). They're pictured with Carr's husband Wes and son Willow (right) Celebrity chef Pete Evans has been embroiled in controversy over his paleo diet book designed for children . Mrs Carr is a big advocate of the paleo children's diet for the likes of her son Willow . She has been with KFC for more then seven years Carr’s agency RMK Voices confirmed. Most recently she worked on a KFC nuggets advert. On the agency’s website her profile also states she has 'voiced some of the country’s most well-known campaigns' which includes Diet Coke, Uncle Toby’s and Cadbury. Carr, who has appeared on Aussie TV staples including All Saints and Offspring and, in 2006, Home and Away, has long been a vocal advocate for the 'paleo way' for children. She married Wes Carr, the winner of Australian Idol 2008, in 2012. Her cookbook with MKR host Pete Evans, was due to hit the shelves in weeks, but was canned by publisher Pan Macmillan after heavy criticism from health experts. The book will still get a worldwide digital release in April, according to a post on the chef's Instagram page. He said a print version of the book would also be published eventually. 'Charlotte, Helen and I are thrilled to announce that "Bubba Yum Yum The Paleo Way” will be a proudly independent digital worldwide release in April with print to follow,' Evans' post read. Charlotte married Wes Carr in 2012. Wes is best known for winning the sixth season of Australian Idol in 2008 . The book's publishers, Pan Macmillan Australia, cancelled the release of the book amid growing concerns from health experts and dietitians. Evans and his co-authors announced they would be releasing the book independently, and it would get a digital and print release . 'We didn’t want to wait, too many people are wanting this beautiful treasure trove of nutritional recipes and we are extremely thankful to all our followers and colleagues for their support. 'A huge thank goes out to all the media for helping raise awareness about this over the last week, we hope you continue to do more of the same.' Earlier publisher Pan Macmillan Australia

Summary: Charlotte Carr has done adverts for fast food and soft drink products . She has 'voiced some of the country’s most well-known campaigns' Carr recently co-authored Bubba Yum Yum: The Paleo Way . The book is co-authored with Pete Evans and nutritionist Helen Padarin . However, publisher cancelled the release of the pro-paleo recipe book . Evans later announced the book will be published independently instead . One of the recipes is a DIY baby formula made from liver and bone broth . Public Health Association of Australia say recipes 'potentially deadly'


Fresh from being crowned World Cup champions, Australia have announced their 17-man squad to face England in the Ashes this summer. Alastair Cook and Co face a daunting prospect in trying to reclaim the urn they surrendered with such a whimper last year, especially with pace men Mitchell Starc and last year's danger man Mitchell Johnson in their prospective bowling line-up. Here, Sportsmail's cricket expert Lawrence Booth assesses the intimidating Australian squad man-by-man. Michael Clarke (capt) Age 33 . Caps 108 . Verdict Age has not diminished his class, as he proved in the World Cup final. But his dodgy back could be an issue in a five-Test series. Should out-captain Alastair Cook once more. David Warner . Age 28 . Caps 36 . Verdict Could win a Test or two by himself if he bats for a couple of sessions. Moeen Ali’s off-breaks will be crucial in pinning him down. Likes to say a word or two. Shane Watson . Age 33 . Caps 56 . Verdict Has a decent record in Ashes cricket, but has never reached the stage where he frightens England. But his medium-pace balances Australia’s team in a way Cook can only envy. Shaun Marsh . Age 31 . Caps 12 . Verdict A gritty left-hander, and son of former Test opener Geoff. Began Test career with 141 in Sri Lanka in 2011, but success has been sporadic since then. CV includes six ducks. Mitchell Johnson . Age 33 . Caps 64 . Verdict If England haven’t got over the trauma of the 2013-14 series, when Johnson took 37 wickets at 13 apiece, the Ashes will stay with Australia. Josh Hazlewood . Age 24 . Caps 3 . Verdict One of a batch of promising Australian fast bowlers, he proved economical beyond his years during the successful World Cup campaign. A flawless action bodes well. James Faulkner . Age 24 . Caps 1 . Verdict Played his only Test to date at The Oval in 2013, where he got up England’s noses by accusing them of boring batting. A left-arm seam-bowling all-rounder, he can give the ball an almighty whack. James Pattinson . Age 24 . Caps 13 . Verdict Injuries have limited him since he burst on to the scene in 2011-12, but the talent is undeniable: tall, aggressive and fast, he should trouble England more than his brother, Darren, when playing for England in a single Test against South Africa in 2008. Peter Siddle . Age 30 . Caps 56 . Verdict The banana-loving seamer is a veteran of two Ashes tours, and could provide relentless accuracy while the quicker bowlers fire around him. Kevin Pietersen, for one, found him almost impossible to score off in 2013-14. Brad Haddin (wkt) Age 37 . Caps 63 . Verdict Australia’s second-most important cog in their 5-0 Ashes wheel in 2013-14, after Mitchell Johnson. His sledging from behind the stumps is considered the heartbeat of the team. Chris Rogers . Age 37 . Caps 20 . Verdict This will be his last hurrah in a late-blooming Test career.

Summary: England welcome Australia for the Ashes on home turf this summer . Cricket World Cup winners have announced their 17-man squad . Pace bowlers including Mitchell Starc and Mitchell Johnson are included .