It has been revealed Indonesia is considering putting a moratorium on the death penalty as the country is just days away from killing convicted drug smugglers Andrew Chan and Myuran Sukuraman. This news emerged during a panel discussion at the United Nations' Human Rights Council in Geneva, with more than 24 countries - including Indonesia and Australia - in attendance. At the meeting, which aims for the 'abolition of the death penalty', UN assistant secretary-general Ivan Simonovic called the practice an 'inhuman and outdated punishment'. Just days before the impending executions of Myuran Sukuraman (left) and Andrew Chan (right), Indonesia has revealed it could be reinstating its moratorium on the death penalty . He told the gathered countries there was no evidence death row stopped criminal activity, the UN News Centre reported. Mr Simonovic added it was 'too often applied to the poor and marginalised foot soldiers' rather than on those who were leading drug organisations. During the meeting, human rights organisation Franciscans International urged nations - singling out Indonesia - that still dole out the death penalty to adopt a moratorium and grant mercy to inmates on death row. In response, Indonesia diplomats said the death penalty was a constant topic discussed by their country, according to a summary of the debate. UN assistant secretary-general Ivan Simonovic called the death penalty an 'inhuman and outdated punishment' They also called on the countries that still had the death penalty to observe the full process of law. The officials went on further to say Indonesia already had a moratorium in place and could reinstate it for crimes they thought were most serious. In 2013, Indonesia executed its first prisoners after a four-year stay on executions, Fairfax Media reported. This comes as Australia plans to lodge an official complaint with Indonesia's Ambassador, Nadjib Kesoema, at their outrage and ethical displeasure with images of a Balinese police chief posing and smiling with Chan and Sukuraman during their transfer to Nusakambangan for their execution. This comes as Australia plans to lodge an official complaint with Indonesia's Ambassador, Nadjib Kesoema (above) The complaint is over images of a Balinese police chief posing and smiling with the Bali Nine duo, which caused outrage . One of the pictures depicts Djoko Hari Utomo, the police chief of the Balinese capital of Denpasar, placing his hand on Andrew Chan's shoulder and smiling for the camera. Another shows his hand on the shoulder of Myuran Sukumaran who was captured gazing up at the officer. Although summoned to the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade, Ambassador Kesoema is understood to be in Perth and cannot appear at the in person. A senior official, likely to be department secretary Peter Varghese will inform the ambassador of Australia's shock at the images through a telephone call whilst also appealing again for clemency. The police chief has denied it was a 'selfie moment', saying he was telling the Bali Nine duo to stay strong, according to Fairfax Media. Chan and Sukuraman are spending their second night on Nusakambangan, awaiting their execution at Besi prison .

Summary: Indonesian diplomats were at the United Nations' Human Rights Council . A meeting was held in Geneva to discuss how to abolish the death penalty . UN assistant secretary-general said practice was 'inhuman and outdated' In response, Indonesia said it thinking of reintroducing its moratorium . The country said it already been in place but was lifted for serious crimes . It comes as Andrew Chan and Myuran Sukumaran are days from execution .


Roy Hodgson picks his England squad on Thursday for a Euro 2016 qualifier against Lithuania and a friendly against Italy. Wayne Rooney, Danny Welbeck, Rickie Lambert and Saido Berahino were named to face Scotland in November. Daniel Sturridge is fit again now too, but there are three new boys on the block. So what do the likes of Danny Ings, Charlie Austin and Harry Kane have to offer? Danny Ings . He’s a very astute and clever player, aware of what’s going on around him in midfield and around the penalty box. His movement and technical ability are good. Ings looks to go in behind the defender and to face up and receive the ball. He has a bit of pace as well. Here is a player who will really flourish if he ends up at Liverpool, Arsenal or Manchester United because of the amount of chances he’ll the get there. He has a big future. Burnley striker Danny Ings (right) is a a very astute and clever player with a bit of pace as well . Charlie Austin . What people don’t appreciate about Charlie is that he’s scored 15 goals this season yet because QPR are fighting relegation, he’s not had that many chances. He is a born finisher, instinctive in the way that Gary Lineker or Ian Rush was and perhaps the best of the three in that regard. I was with him at QPR and Charlie knows he has to work on his game outside the box, in his positioning and movement. But he will do that, because he is committed learner and though he’s 25, you can see him improving over the next few years. QPR forward Charlie Austin has scored 15 Premier League goals this season, despite the club's struggles . Harry Kane . Harry’s probably not quite as good a finisher as Charlie, but his all-round game is better. He can play off the front, he can play the one right up the top. His movement is excellent and technically he looks a really good player. His finishing is much more clinical now and he has range, from the header he scored against Arsenal, to shots outside and inside the box. In general, if a player is good enough for the senior squad, I don’t see the sense in sending them back to the Under 21s. It’s unlikely Kane will get much game time against Lithuania and Italy so he will probably go back to the U21s for the summer tournament. But once he has three or four senior games under his belt, there should be no going back. Harry Kane is the Premier League's form man - winning the January and February Player of the Month award . Verdict . I don’t think England have had this amount of players to choose from up front since I was manager. Alan Shearer, Teddy Sheringham, Ian Wright and Michael Owen meant the likes of as Robbie Fowler, Les Ferdinand and Andrew Cole weren’t first choice. Hodgson might have a similar scenario developing now. Michael Owen (left)

Summary: England name their squad for matches vs Italy and Lithuania on Thursday . Three Lions boss Roy Hodgson has a wealth of attacking options to pick . Danny Ings, Charlie Austin and Harry Kane could all earn a call-up .


Louis van Gaal has insisted the main priority for Manchester United this season must be to qualify for the Champions League despite Monday night's FA Cup quarter-final against Arsenal offering their best chance of a trophy this season. Van Gaal is under strict orders from his bosses to restore United to European football's elite after last season's seventh-place finish under David Moyes saw them miss out. United haven't won the FA Cup since 2004 and landed any silverware since Sir Alex Ferugson left but the Dutchman says the competition must still be treated as a welcome bonus rather than the primary objective of the campaign. Louis van Gaal feels it is more important that Manchester Uited get back into Europe than win the FA Cup . Van Gaal agrees with Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger that a top four finish is akin to winning a trophy . Ashley Young scored a late winner as United beat Newcastle in the Premier League on Wednesday . 'I always want to get the goals what we have set. And the goals we have set is the top four,' said van Gaal. 'A title is fantastic. When you win the FA Cup you are not in the Champions League which is important for the club, but you have won a title. So for the players it is fantastic, for the manager it is fantastic but our goal is to reach in our first year together a place in the Champions League.' Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger has said that finishing in the top four was effectively winning a trophy and Van Gaal agrees. 'Yes, I think that he is right. I think that Arsene Wenger is saying always the right things. I think that for a club the Champions League is the highest level and that's why he is saying that. 'To finish in the first four is a fantastic result, I think. And for us, Manchester United, more I think.' Van Gaal is still expected to put a strong team out against Arsenal. Wayne Rooney in particular wants to add the only major club medal missing from his cv. The United boss, who has had to endure heavy criticism for the team's style of play despite a run of only two defeats in 22 matches, believes the result of the cup tie could also have a pyschological effect on the run-in for the all-important top four. 'Every match you play has an influence in the next match. So we are in a 'rat race' in the Premier League and the club who wins the FA match has a very good feeling for the next matches,' he said. 'It could be damaging for the team that loses, but you can also react.' Van Gaal has been tetchy mood in the build-up to Monday night's game, feeling he has been misrepresented over claims that he has the best team in the Premier League, lacks a 20-goal-a-season striker and has a bad relationship with assistant Ryan Giggs, who sat stony-faced when United scored their last-minute winner at Newcastle on Wednesday

Summary: Louis van Gaal's main priority is to get Manchester United back into Europe . United occupy fourth in the Premier League table despite shaky displays . Van Gaal's side play Arsenal in the FA Cup quarter-final on Monday .


While one husband only left his wife a farthing because she called him a 'rotten old pig', another man bequeathed £26,000 to Jesus Christ - but only if He could prove His identity. The bequests in these bizarre wills also include one from a father who wanted his step-daughter to receive the 'price of half a pound of pork sausages' after her late mother did not pay her for them. The team at genealogy firm Fraser and Fraser - based in Farringdon, central London - have spent almost half a century compiling a list of the strangest requests they have discovered on wills. Unusual: The strange wills include the 1888 document by boot and shoe manufacturer Albert Orton from Coventry, who left his wife one farthing after her 'rotten old pig' insult hurled at him because of his flatulence . 'Rotten old pig: Mr Orton, who only left one farthing to his wife, was born in 1818 and died in 1888, aged 70 . Bequest: Frank Smith, from Romsey, Hampshire, wrote in his will to leave all remaining possessions to his daughter if she did not continue living with her 'immoral husband' or allow him to benefit from the inheritance . Writing's on the will: Isaac Cooke from Surrey, who died in 1936, left everything to his wife, Alice. He wrote his entire will in a seven-verse rhyming poem. One section reads: 'To Alice Cooke my loving wife, for her to keep or use. Without reserve throughout her life, however she may choose' During that time the experts have dug up scores of unusual passages written on the legal declarations - before whittling these down to a top ten, which have now been revealed. Their discoveries include the 1888 will of boot and shoe manufacturer Albert Orton from Coventry, who left his wife one farthing after her 'rotten old pig' insult hurled at him because of his flatulence. They also found a 'beautifully written' seven-versed poem and a will revealing how a man left money to Christ, as long as He could prove His identity. In another will, 59-year-old Annie Langabeer wanted to give her brother-in-law two shillings and sixpence so he could 'buy a rope' because she wanted him to hang himself. Employees at the firm have looked through a staggering 200,000 wills since the late 1960s trying to trace people's family trees. They found one written in 2002 by Stephen Cuthbert, from Wiltshire, which included strict instructions that his estate paid for the 'p*** up' after his funeral. Money: The will of Kenneth Gibson, born in 1923 in Lincolnshire, who requested in 1999 that his step-daughter should get the 'price of half a pound of pork sausages that she claimed in my presence that her late mother Ann Cox had not paid her for' Wide-ranging: Sir Charles Stewart Henry Vane Tempest Stewart, the 7th Marquess of Londonderry, wrote his 55-page will in 1945. He was one of the richest men in the country at the time and had everything covered. He not only wanted his wife to have all of

Summary: One woman wanted to give brother-in-law money for rope to hang himself . Man included strict instructions that estate paid for 'p*** up' after funeral . One husband left will as 'beautifully written' seven-verse rhyming poem . Bizarre wills collated by London-based genealogy firm Fraser and Fraser .


She may have been thrown from the ninth floor of an apartment building, but this cute cat has certainly landed on her feet with plenty of loving friends to help her recover from her nightmare fall. Christened Hei Hudie - meaning Black Butterfly - because of the black fur on her face and body, the unlucky moggie fell 32 feet down to the fifth floor of the block in the city of Chongqing, southwest China. Her cruel assailant had reportedly stepped on her before flinging her to what could well have been her death, as reported in People’s Daily Online. But the resilient feline survived the fall, which fractured her spine, and after four major operations in six months the eight-month-old kitty she is able to get around again using a wheeled brace. The poor cat has lost the use of her hind legs and requires daily physiotherapy following the fall in the Jiulongpo Shiqiaopu area of Chongqing in November last year. Eight-month-old Hei Hudie, or Black Butterfly, has to be encouraged to get around on her wheeled brace with cat food after suffering a terrible fall in the city of Chongqing in southwest China . She can no longer use her back legs as a result of plummeting 32 feet - a fall which also fractured her spine . She has been inundated with well wishers at the Yu Bei Area Animal Hospital, including an anonymous woman who has put more than 10,000 yuan - nearly £1,100 - towards helping Black Butterfly recover. Because of her frailty the director of the hospital, Cheng Yu, placed her in her office to make it easier to take care of her. When she sees a stranger, Black Butterfly will hide her head under her blanket. Cheng has to gently take her out to pet her and before attaching the wheels to her back legs and encouraging her to walk with them attached using food as an incentive. Black Butterfly weighs 2kg and the wheels make up almost 30 per cent of that weight. With her wheels attached she is able to gingerly walk on her two front legs and after a few steps she will stop for a rest then start over again. Cheng said: 'She is still on the slow road to recovery and needs to exercise her front legs daily to develop the strength in them. The unlucky cat has made many friends since her fall, including one benefactor who gave nearly £1,100 . Black Butterfly needs daily physiotherapy and has had to undergo four major operations in six months . 'Last year we operated on her three times and had to repair her spleen, liver and bladder as well as amputate her hind legs.' Cheng said that earlier this month Black Butterfly suddenly developed a swollen cheek and to save her life they had to operate on her again on March 8 to remove a gland under her tongue. She is currently in good health. After going under the knife four times she is not able to relieve herself in the

Summary: Unlucky moggie has been christened Hei Hudie, meaning Black Butterfly . Cute cat is so-called because of black fur patches on her face and body . Was thrown from the ninth floor of an apartment building in Chongqing . Someone had stepped on her at the block in the Jiulongpo Shiqiaopu area . Has made many friends in the city in southwest China since her injury . Fractured her spine in fall to the fifth floor and now can't use her hind legs . Has had four operations in six months and needs daily physiotherapy . Donation of 10,000 yuan - nearly £1,100 - made towards feline's recovery .


A convicted sex offender who had been on the run for two months was found in a hidden room that he apparently built at his wife's Illinois home. Shawn Lipsey, a 40-year-old father, was convicted in November of six counts of predatory criminal sexual assault of a child and two counts of indecent solicitation of a child. He was released on bail but failed to appear at a January sentencing hearing, The Aurora Beacon-News reported. Arrested: Shawn Lipsey, left, was found hiding in a secret room at his wife's home, two months after he failed to turn up to a sentencing hearing. His wife, Raissa Jarosz-Lipsey, right, has also been arrested . But this week, authorities received a tip that he was at his wife's home in Newark, about 50 miles southwest of Chicago. He was taken into custody following a SWAT raid on the home. 'It was wild,' said Kendall County sheriff's Deputy Bryan Harl. 'Lipsey was located in the home, hiding in a specially constructed room. He made a fake wall, and it had hinges. He was hiding behind it.' The room looked lived-in, Harl said. Deputies don't know how long Lipsey had been hiding inside the home, which is on a rural road near just a handful of other houses. 'Once we located him, Lipsey surrendered and was taken into custody,' Harl said. 'There was no resistance. There was no fighting.' On the run: Lipsey had been convicted of multiple sex offences in November but then went into hiding . Hidden: Lipsey was kept inside a home on this quiet street in Newark, Illinois, but it is not clear for how long . The team looking for him included officers from the Kendall County Sheriff's Office, the county's Cooperative Assistance Team and U.S. marshals. He remains in custody on a no-bond warrant and faced a hearing on Friday afternoon. His wife, Raissa Jarosz-Lipsey, 40, was also charged with obstruction of justice, concealing or aiding a fugitive and filing a false police report for allegedly knowing where he was when she reported him missing. Her bail has been set at $500,000 and she remains in custody.

Summary: Shawn Lipsey was found living behind a wall with hinges in his wife's Newark, Illinois home on Tuesday after a tipster alerted authorities . He was convicted of sex offenses in November but failed to turn up for a sentencing hearing in January . His wife, Raissa Jarosz-Lipsey, 40, was charged with obstruction of justice and for filing a missing person's report while she was in the home .


The Christian feast of Holy Thursday is a generally somber affair, but it also carries a daunting, if less religiously significant, challenge for food lovers. What would you have for your Last Supper? Unsurprisingly, celebrity chefs such as Anthony Bourdain and Donatella Arpaia want more from their final courses than a simple breaking of bread. Deciding on a final meal has been a long-time game among chefs, though deciding which flavors would be their last has never been easy. Photographer Melanie Dunae brought the question to the masses with her My Last Supper books, though she provided help from some of the sharpest and most famous knives in the kitchen. Chefs such as Gordon Ramsay, Bobby Flay and Rachael Ray made choices ranging from cheeseburgers to pastas to elaborate truffle dishes to Yorkshire pudding. One thing they'd have in common, however. The meal would probably be pretty good no matter what they decided to cook. Donatella Arpaia . Donatella Arpaia said that her Last Supper would be handmade spaghetti with fresh tomato and basil sauce . The American Iron Chef judge, 43, would go out after an Italian meal that stayed true to her family's roots. 'I would pick handmade spaghetti with fresh tomato and basil sauce, along with freshly baked focaccia, some thinly sliced prosciutto and burrata,' the chef, who recently opened a pizzeria, told the New York Post. 'My first taste sense memory when I fell in love with food was spaghetti with tomato sauce and basil one summer in Capri. It was love at first bite, and I want it to be my last bite as well.' Mario Batali . Mario Batali would go to Italy for his final meal and set himself a huge feast with bruschetta and other seafood pasta dishes . Batali, 54, would want to return to the Amalfi coast in Italy, and dine on a huge multi-course dinner starting with bruschetta and including a main course of a shrimp and zucchini pasta, scialatielli ai gamberetti. The feast would also include mussels, sauteed shrimp dishes and limoncello vinaigrette grilled lobster. However, the former Food Network chef and owner of restaurants around the world would not cook his final meal, preferring to let a local woman prepare his favorite dishes. Michelle Bernstein . The Miami-based Michelle Bernstein would go for a number of dishes made by her mother before the end, but would start with lemon oysters . Michelle Bernstein, a James Beard award-winning chef who runs two restaurants in Miami, said she would take a particularly long time with her final meal so she could 'slow down and taste every morsel.' She would start off with a dozen lemon oysters before asparagus on top of her mother's potato pancakes. The 46-year-old would then pick dishes from her favorite chefs, such as Gary Danko and Alain Ducasse including braised foie gras with truffles and lobster. Bernstein, who claims a mix of Latin and Jewish heritage, would also eat her mother's lasagna and upside-down pear cake before a range of pastries and her own banana cream pie.

Summary: Chefs have decided what they would have for last meal for a long time . Photographer Melanie Dunae published books with celebrity's choices . Final meals range from childhood favorites to complicated truffle dishes .


Stuart Lancaster hailed his England team as they fell agonisingly short of claiming their first Six Nations title in four years on an extraordinary, record-breaking day. After big wins by Wales and Ireland, England knew they needed to beat France by 26 points at Twickenham to win the Championship. They ran in seven tries in a brilliant display of attacking rugby to beat France 55-35 but paid the price for a leaky defence — and wasting six try opportunities last week against Scotland. Stuart Lancaster (centre left) praised his England side's courage but admitted he was 'gutted' to lose out . Lancaster looks dejected alongside his players at the end of the exciting RBS Six Nations match . Wales beat Italy 61-20 in Rome, but saw their efforts then dashed by Ireland's 40-10 victory over Scotland at Murrayfield. Stuart Hogg went over the line in the last few minutes but the try was disallowed — costing Lancaster's men the chance of a title. England scrum-half Ben Youngs, who scored two tries, said: 'I don't really know what to say. I am absolutely devastated. 'We really gave it a crack but for all the hard work we showed, you cannot let them back in the game and we are just gutted. We knew that the French would tire but we just gave ourselves too much to climb in the end.' Man-of-the-match Ben Youngs scored two tries for England but it wasn't enough to claim the title . England were defensively weak and made too many individual mistakes over the 80 minutes . Lancaster added: 'We are gutted. It was one of the most courageous performances I have seen from a team. 'But it is desperately disappointing not to get that try at the end. Their first two tries hurt us and to come back as we did before half-time and then to concede the first try of the second half — it will go down as one of the great games of rugby. 'To go down like we did and show the character to come back. It was an unbelievable game of rugby and it was desperately disappointing not to get that try at the end. 'Credit to Ireland for winning the championship, they beat us and congratulations to Joe (Schmidt) and all his team.'

Summary: England needed just six more points against France to win the Six Nations . Ireland claimed the title after beating Scotland 40-10 at Murrayfield . Stuart Lancaster praised the character of his players after the match . Click here for all the latest Six Nations news .


Robin Thicke’s monster hit Blurred Lines has made a profit of more than $16 million since it became the biggest song of 2013, an L.A. court heard on Tuesday. The song, also created to Pharrell Williams and T.I., is currently at the center of a legal battle over copyright infringement and the song’s alleged similarity to Marvin Gaye’s 1977 funk/disco classic Got To Give It Up. The financial profitability of a song is typically a highly guarded secret and tends only to be revealed when the track is at the center of a $40 million lawsuit. Scroll down for video . We're in the money: Robin Thicke’s monster hit Blurred Lines, which also featured Pharrell Williams and T.I. has made a profit of $16,675,690 since it became the biggest song of 2013, an L.A. court heard on Tuesday . According to the federal copyright trial, the two sides have agreed on an exact figure of $16,675,690. That was divided with $5,658,214 going to Thicke, $5,153,457 to Williams, $704,774 to rapper T.I. and record companies pocketing the remainder. During opening arguments in the case, Richard Busch, the attorney representing Marvin Gaye's children Frankie and Nona Gaye had tallied the alleged damages at approximately $40 million. Besides seeking profits — including a claimed $4 million from 50 percent of the publishing earnings of Blurred Lines — the Gayes are seeking damages for a reduction of the fair market value of the worth of licensing Got to Give It Up, reports The Hollywood Reporter. The singer’s children Frankie and Nona Gaye are also targeting touring money too, with about $11 million attributable to the song's success. Strangely, the Gayes filed the claim to counter a suit filed in August 2013 by Thicke, T.I. and Pharrell in which they asked a judge to declare that the song did not infringe on Gaye's copy written work. Changing story: Robin claims now he only said that he was inspired by Marvin Gaye's song to make it sound like he was involved in writing his hit, when in fact Pharrell did (seen here with model Emily Ratajkowski) Thicke is arguing that he didn't rip off Marvin Gaye's 1977 song Gotta Give It Up for mega hit Blurred Lines. Marvin is pictured here in 1983 - one year before his shooting death . The Gayes also claim that Thicke and his estranged wife Paula Patton's co-written track Love After War stole its sound from their father's song After the Dance. That song, according to more testimony brought home $895,374 in profits. Earlier in the trail, Thicke had entertained the court when he danced and played keyboard from the witness stand to show that a number of pop songs have the same chord progression including U2's With Or Without You, Michael Jackson's Man In The Mirror and The Beatles' Let It Be. According to court papers filed last year, Thicke said he was high on painkillers and alcohol when Blurred Lines became a hit, and he exaggerated his contribution to writing the song. Thicke, 37, said in a deposition in April

Summary: The 2013 monster hit Blurred Lines has made a profit of $16,675,690 since it was released . Thicke, Pharrell and T.I. are currently involved in a copyright infringement battle disputing the song's similarity to Marvin Gaye's Got To Give It Up . Lawyers for Gaye's children are demanding $40 million and 50 percent of the publishing earnings of Blurred Lines . Thicke had previously said he was inspired by Marvin Gaye's song, but has since admitted he high on painkillers and alcohol when he made the claim .


Hanging up from a butcher's hook, being boiled in a giant pot and bathing in tub of sweets is all in a day's work for these top chefs. Big names Marcus Wareing, Anna Hansen, Pascal Aussignac and Ian Pengelley all posed for the striking pictures after naming their biggest culinary inspiration - and then acting it out. The cooking stars have been photographed with their top ingredients to coincide with tickets going on sale for this summer's food festival Taste of London 2015. Chef Anna Hansen from Modern Pantry, Clerkenwell, was shot hanging from a hook next to pig carcasses . Masterchef star Marcus Wareing confesses his love of tomatoes - and finds food inspiration on his travels . Anna Hansen, the chef at Clerkenwell's Modern Pantry, cites well-hung meat as her muse, specifically pork. She said: 'For me a good piece of meat is something of beauty and a flavour that just can’t be beaten. 'The pig is a fantastic animal; incredibly tasty, versatile and the recipe options are endless.' On taking her position next to the meaty carcasses, the chef said, 'I feel honoured to be hanging next to such a handsome beast.' While, tough MasterChef judge and chef at Marcus and runs The Gilbert Scott and Tredwell's, goes further for ideas. He said getting away from it all is key to his culinary success - along with sampling the produce he encounters. Masterchef star Marcus Waring confesses his love of versatile and flavoursome tomatoes, explaining that he finds inspiration for new dishes while sampling ingredients on his travels . The former protege of Gordon Ramsay said: 'I am a huge fan of travelling. It helps clear my head and gives me a lot of inspiration for my restaurants and dishes. 'Tomatoes are one of my favourite as I love their versatility and flavour.' Usually stony-faced, the chef posed for playful pictures of a suitcase falling open and tomatoes tumbling to the floor. In another shot, he sits on packing cases on a sea of produce, casually tossing one into the air and catching it one hand. What prompted Michelin-starred French chef Pascal Aussignac to climb into a bath of pink sweets? 'This year I will be combining my two passions and creating a dessert using sweets and duck' Michelin-starred French chef Pascal Aussignac, who was born in Toulouse but now runs Club Gascon in London's Smithfield, went for the most whimsical shoot. Stripping off to lie in an old fashion claw-foot bath, the culinary star was then submerged in Gallic sweets Fraise Tagada - and rather than playing with a rubber duck, he was given a real, live feathered friend. He explained: 'I love candy, and especially the French sweet Tagada. 'This year at Taste of London I will be combining my two passions and creating a dessert using sweets and duck, you will need to try it to believe it.' Asian chef Ian Pengelley hopped into a steaming oven pot, as he revealed he loves to add theatrical flair and experimental ingredients to all his best dishes .

Summary: Taste of London's launch campaign celebrates culinary inspirations . Marcus Wareing, Anna Hansen, Pascal Aussignac and Ian Pengelley all star . Can you guess the kitchen cupboard muse behind the celebrity chef?


The father of two who died after crashing his exotic sports-car into a power pole at high speed has been remembered by his friends as the sort of person who 'would do anything for his mates.' George Kanalis died after he crashed his Lamborghini into a power pole in Sydney's west on Thursday night. Steven Muhvich, one of Mr Kanalis' best mates, said the 42-year-old routinely helped out him and his father, according to Fairfax Media. Scroll down for video . George Kanalis (pictured) lost his life on Thursday night after slamming his dream car into a power pole . The 42-year-old father died at the scene after crashing his luxury Lamborghini into a pole in Sydney's west . 'He would do anything for me and my dad, I just don't know what happened to him,' Mr Muhvich said. 'He's got drag cars and knows what he is doing. I think he just lost control.' Terrifying footage has emerged of the moment the Lamborghini lost control and slammed into the power pole. CCTV footage has captured Mr Kanalis, from Glenhaven, north-west of Sydney driving at high speed through Hassall Street in Wetherill Park as he collided into a number of other vehicles. Massive cloud of smoke and a trail of skid marks on the road suggests he spun out of lost after overtaking another vehicle before slamming into a pole about 6pm on Thursday. Nearby workers and motorists were seen running towards the scene to help the father of two, who died at the scene after being trapped inside his dream car. Distraught family and friends have returned to the scene to pay their respects as they gathered on Friday to lay flowers while others have paid tribute on social media. One friend posted on Facebook: 'Thanks For the bourbon George. Rip mate.' Another said: 'I grew up with George since 2nd grade at school we spent most of our teenage years good mate although I haven't seen him in a few years he was always there [sic].' A third friend wrote: 'One of life's great characters, you're right, taken way too soon. RIP' While another said: 'He was a very unique person a true one of a kindRIP [sic] George my friend' Police are investigating whether speed or alcohol was a factor in the single vehicle crash, after witness reports of a car crashing into a pole. Witnesses have told police that the car was driving east when it crossed to the opposite side of the road, collided with a number of other vehicles, left the roadway and crashed into a pole. No-one else was injured in the incident. The 42-year-old father left a trail of white smoke and skid marks on the road as the wheel comes off his car . The incident happened at Wetherill Park in Sydney's west on Thursday night . The skid marks on the road suggests the father of two spun out of control after overtaking another vehicle . A number of people who were travelling in other vehicles were struck by the Lamborghini, but

Summary: Tragic footage has emerged of the final moments of a man who died . George Kanalis lost his life on Thursday after crashing his Lamborghini . The father of two wrapped his sports car around a pole in Sydney's west . The 42-year-old appeared to have lost control after overtaking another car . Friends say he was sort of person who 'would do anything' for his mates . Police are investigating if speed or alcohol was a factor in the incident . No-one else was injured in the incident on Thursday night .


Frank Lampard will be thanking his lucky stars that he decided to postpone his move to New York City FC after seeing future team-mate David Villa's attempt at providing backing vocals for his side's new anthem. The MLS outfit have released a snippet of the music video for their track 'All The Way' which includes contributions by singer-songwriter Sarah Packiam, MC Sterlin and Villa. New York City ace Villa took to Twitter to provide his 6.96million followers with a chance of having a 'sneak peek' at his collaboration with the music duo. David Villa is all smiles as he provides backing vocals for New York City FC's new anthem . The 33-year-old stars in the music video along with Sarah Packiam and MC Sterlin . The full version of the song will be released on Wednesday ahead of New York City's opening game of the 2015 MLS campaign. Villa's first competitive match in America will see the former Barcelona ace go up against Kaka's Orlando City Soccer Club at the Citrus Bowl on Sunday. New York City fans will be hoping his highly-anticipated MLS debut is somewhat better than his laboured music video performance. Packiam and MC Sterlin take to the streets during the music video performance . Villa is expected to make his MLS debut against Orlando City FC on Sunday . Kaka - Orlando City SC . The Brazilian won the Ballon d’Or back in 2007, so it is understandable that a lot is expected of him with new MLS franchise Orlando City. He may not be the player he was back in 2007 but he still has the ability to dribble past players and pick a pass. Frank Lampard – New York City FC . One of two high-profile signings made by New York City on their introduction to the league. Lampard won more than 100 caps for England and 11 major trophies with Chelsea in 13 years. He is due in New York in the summer once he has finished playing with Manchester City. Steven Gerrard – LA Galaxy . The Liverpool midfielder will become the second former England captain to join LA Galaxy following the successful period of David Beckham. Like Lampard, Gerrard will not join Galaxy until the summer once the Premier League has finished. He will link up with former Reds team-mate Robbie Keane. David Villa - New York City FC . Villa became New York City’s first marquee signing when he joined after helping Atletico Madrid win La Liga last season. He has spent time on loan at Melbourne City in the Australian A League and he will be expected to score the bulk of New York’s goals in their debut season. Bradley Wright Phillips - New York Red Bulls . Overshadowed by brother Shaun in England but since moving to MLS he has been the star man for the Red Bulls. He won the Golden Boot last season with 27 goals in 32 games. With the departure of Thierry Henry and Tim Cahill he could struggle to score as many this term.

Summary: New York City FC ace David Villa has provided backing vocals for anthem . Villa's New York City FC face Orlando City in season opener on Sunday . Frank Lampard will join up with new team-mates in the summer .


This is the shocking moment a tourist was knocked unconscious with a single blow to the head while fighting with a taxi driver in Thailand. Eyewitnesses said the holidaymaker, from South Korea, rowed with the motorcycle driver after he allegedly refused to pay his bill at a bar and cab fare in the beach resort of Pattaya. The confrontation, which was captured on camera by at a customer at a bar, escalated when the tourist threatened to hit the driver with his crash helmet on the pavement outside the business. A South Korean tourist, left, was knocked unconscious by a taxi driver after he allegedly refused to pay . A 40-second clip posted on YouTube by Spring News shows the tourist raising his crash helmet and lunging towards the driver, who raises his arm to protect himself. The tourist stops and casually tosses the crash helmet over the driver’s head as music blares in the background and customers shout at them. As they square off the tourist kicks at the driver, whose cocks his right fist as the holidaymaker backs off. After trading kicks the tourist looks down at the driver’s leg and is knocked flat on his back by a single punch to the chin. Customers inside the bar and people on the street cheered and applauded, and car horns sounded the moment the tourist was knocked out. Eyewitnesses said the tourist skipped out on a £30 bar tab but returned and got into a fight with the driver . Jongrak Thiengmak, an employee at Ann’s Bar, where the fight occurred Wednesday night, claimed the tourist got drunk and refused to pay his bill. He told Thaivisa News that the man left the bar, owing 1,500 baht (£30), and returned an hour later and fought with the taxi driver over an unpaid fare of 200 baht (£4). After he was punched the tourist, who suffered a bloodied nose and lost a tooth, was unconscious for three minutes, Thaivisa News reported. Jongrak told the news website that bar employees used ice to stop the bleeding and escorted the tourist to his hotel. The man returned to the bar last night and paid his bill to avoid criminal charges. Video courtesy of Spring News .

Summary: Fight occurred outside a bar in the beach resort of Pattaya, Thailand . A customer in the bar recorded the incident with a mobile phone . Tourist is knocked unconscious after losing his focus during fight . Bar customers cheer and car horns sound after man is knocked out . Tourist suffered a bloodied nose and lost a tooth, but paid his bar bill .


Italian goalkeeper Gianluigi Buffon has studied England new-boy Harry Kane and is well aware of the threat the Tottenham forward poses. The Three Lions are in Turin ahead of a friendly with the Azzurri on Tuesday night, and Tottenham star Kane is set to start his first game for England. Buffon, who was a doubt for the game with flu but has now been cleared to play, admits he and his team-mates have been studying Kane's game. Harry Kane celebrates his debut goal for England against Lithuania on Friday, scored after just 79 seconds . Kane replaced Rooney against Lithuania, and Gianluigi Buffon admits both England strikers are a threat . 'I think he really is the form player in English football at this time,' Buffon told reporters. 'As goalkeepers - and as a team - we have watched some footage of him and of course he's going to be a threat, just as Wayne Rooney will be. 'There are a number of players, particularly up top, for England. They've got a lot of strings to their bow going forward.' Italy, on the other hand, are severely struggling for goals, shown in the fact that defender Giorgio Chiellini is their top goalscorer post-World Cup. Buffon, speaking to reporters ahead of the match, says he and his team-mates have studied Kane's form . England boss Roy Hodgson speaks to some of his players on the Juventus Stadium pitch on Monday . Manager Antonio Conte has recently come under fire for 'over-training' his players, even receiving death threats from some Juventus fans. Things are looking far rosier in the England camp, with Roy Hodgson's side having won their last seven matches. Kane, who has already notched 29 goals for his club this season, got off to a flier on the international stage with a goal after just 79 seconds against Lithuania on Friday.

Summary: Harry Kane scored after just 79 seconds on his international debut . The Tottenham striker's form hasn't gone unnoticed in the Italian camp . Gianluigi Buffon says he and his team-mates have studied Kane . Harry Kane will start as England play Italy in a friendly on Tuesday night . READ: Rooney warns Kane not to let Italy ruin his full England debut .


A professor helping to identify 600 body parts belonging to the Germanwings crash victims said today he would be haunted forever by the grim task. Remains of the 150 passengers and crew are being categorised after co-pilot Andreas Lubitz deliberately flew the Airbus A320 into the French Alps. And Germany's most prestigious forensic scientist Michael Tsokos spoke of the work ahead as it emerged Lubitz's remains have already been found. Investigators at the crash site have so far retrieved about 600 body parts and have managed to isolate 78 distinct DNA strands from the remains. Some 50 bodies were identifiable visually, while many body parts were the size of a postage stamp - with the largest being the size of a suitcase. Scroll down for video . Michael Tsokos, Germany's most prestigious forensic scientist, said he will be haunted forever by the grim task of identifying the body parts of those killed when the plane crashed into the mountainside in the Alps. He said: 'These images will never go out of my head' Investigators at the Germanwings crash site have so far retrieved about 600 body parts and have managed to isolate 78 distinct DNA strands from the remains. But not one body has been found intact by rescue crews who continue to comb the site for remains (pictured) Professor Tsokos admitted that killer co-pilot Andreas Lubitz's remains were among those which had been found at the wreckage site and said DNA testing had confirmed the body parts were his. It is hoped his remains may provide clues on any medical treatment he was receiving . Investigators continue to search for remains at the site while scientists have started the grim and gruelling task of identifying the body parts. Forensic experts are photographing and 3D scanning each and every body part before placing them in a morgue until ID is fully confirmed . Forensic experts confirmed they have found the remains of co-pilot Andreas Lubitz (pictured), who deliberately flew the Germanwings Airbus A320 into the mountainside in the French Alps on Tuesday. He was said to have been suffering from a 'severe psychosomatic disorder' Mr Tsokos admitted that Lubitz's remains were among those which had been found and said DNA testing had confirmed the body parts were his. It is hoped his remains may provide clues on any medical treatment he was receiving. Scientists are now continuing the gruelling task of identifying the rest of the remains which involves photographing and 3D scanning every body part. Police have asked victims' friends and relatives for DNA samples, and experts hope to match them against the remains and material objects at the site. Professor: Michael Tsokos, a leading forensic scientist (pictured), said he will be haunted forever by the grim and gruelling task of identifying the victims' remains . Items with vital traces of DNA, such as toothbrushes, razors, jewellery and hair have been collected at the scene and given to scientists in Barcelona. Forensic officers have also been testing samples at a mobile laboratory in Seyne-les-Alpes - the nearest town to the crash

Summary: Forensic experts painstakingly try to identify 600 body parts of victims and have isolated 78 distinct DNA strands . Remains will be photographed and scanned in 3D before being placed in morgue until identification has occurred . It is hoped 95% will be identified within next three weeks as guards continue to keep 24-hour watch at site in Alps . Leading forensic expert Michael Tsokos told of horrifying task, saying: 'These images will never go out of my head'


From Twitter abuse to derogatory comments on Facebook and abusive posts on Reddit, online bullying is a growing problem. Now a new survey has revealed that unpleasant and hurtful behaviour is becoming increasingly common in real life as well. One woman who knows all too well how that feels is Harnaam Kaur, 23, from Slough in Berkshire who has been growing a beard since the age of 16. Scroll down for video . Standing up to bullies: Harnaam Kaur, 23, appeared on This Morning to talk about her experiences . Facial hair: Ms Kaur began growing a beard aged 16 after developing polycystic ovary syndrome . She is one of the millions of British adults who have been bullied at some point in their lives, with most targeted about their appearance. Ms Kaur, who is now an anti-bullying campaigner, appeared on ITV's This Morning which commissioned the survey to discuss her experiences. Her problems began after she was diagnosed with polycystic ovary syndrome, a condition that causes excess hair growth. As a result, the teaching assistant endured years of cruel taunts about her looks and spent thousands of pounds desperately trying to get rid of her beard. But after converting to Sikhism, a religion that forbids cutting hair, she decided to embrace her looks and allowed her beard to grow. Targeted: Ms Kaur, a teaching assistant, was bullied after developing facial hair due to her PCOS . Brave: Since becoming a Sikh, she has embraced her facial hair and appeared in a photography exhibition . Hard: Ms Kaur initially spent thousands trying to get rid of her facial hair but has now embraced it . PCOS is a common condition affecting a woman's ovaries, with three main features. These are cysts developing in their ovaries, the ovaries not regularly releasing eggs, and high levels of male hormones - 'androgens'. The syndrome is associated with irregular hormone levels in the body, including insulin. There is no cure for the condition, but medicine is available to treat symptoms such as excessive hair growth and fertility problems. Most women with the condition can get pregnant - but sometimes need a surgical procedure called laparoscopic ovarian drilling. This involves destroying tissue in the ovaries making androgens including testosterone . 'When I first started growing my beard it was for religious reasons but as the years have gone by I’ve kept it for more personal reasons,' she said in an interview conducted after her photo was included in an exhibition celebrating the world's best facial hair. 'It makes me feel like a brave, confident woman who isn't afraid to break society’s norms.' Sadly, Ms Kaur's experience of being bullied isn't unique. Women are slightly more likely to suffer abuse, with 55 per cent saying they had been bullied compared to 54 per cent of men. Nevertheless, both sexes suffered mental bullying such as unkind remarks, with 64 per cent of women claiming to have had to put up with cruel comments and 37 per cent of men. Male respondents were considerably more likely to have been subjected

Summary: 55 per cent of women and 54 per cent of men have been bullied . More than half of the abuse was related to the victim's appearance . Despite concerns about online bullying, 90% of abuse happens offline . One woman who has battled to beat bullies is bearded Harnaam Kaur . The 23-year-old began growing a beard after developing PCOS . Will appear on This Morning to discuss her experiences of bullying . This Morning, weekdays at 10.30am on ITV .


The US Army has sent a list of social media guidelines to military families after the names, photos and addresses of soldiers fighting ISIS were leaked by the terrorist group . A list posted online by a group called the 'Islamic State Hacking Division' earlier this month gave personal information for 100 US military members and called upon its lone wolf 'brothers residing in America' to kill them. Much of the information published was believed to be publicly available online, and the Army has warned its personnel that 'social media will continue to be leveraged as a tool by those who wish to threaten and/or target members or the military.' Scroll down for video . A group called the Islamic State Hacking Division posted information about 100 US military members online. The Army has responded by telling soldiers to take precautions such as getting security systems . In the posting, the ISIS hacking division asked its followers to kill military members 'wherever you find them.' Army personnel were told not to meet up with people they meet online and to use peepholes in doors . Several military members whose information was linked in the attack said that they were not afraid of the extremists who had targeted them . ISHD said it wants 'lone wolf' attackers to go after the military members and 'kill them wherever you find them'. The Army message said that the leak targeted members 'in retaliation for airstrikes in Iraq and Syria,' according to the Washington Times. It said that 'images posted over time may form a complete mosaic of you and your family' and warned soldiers against letting friends tag their locations on sites such as Facebook. Soldiers were also told that they should not meet up with people they have met online and to always use peepholes before opening any doors. The Army reportedly listed more than a dozen safety steps and said that members should limit the amount they talk about their service and use solid-core doors, heavy locks and home window security systems. The US Marine Corps said it was visiting all affected staff, and urged caution online in the aftermath of the leak. 'It is recommended Marines and family members check their online/social footprint, ensuring privacy settings are adjusted to limit the amount of available personal information,' US Marine Corps Lieutenant Colonel John Caldwell said in a statement. US Central Command issued a statement on its Facebook page saying that 'We are operating in a 'new norm' in which cyber threats are real and constant.' The Navy released a set of general guidelines telling sailors not to detail ship movements or 'friend' strangers on social media. The group claimed it hacked several military servers, databases and emails to obtain the information on the list, though much of the information could be found publicly online . 'Any CENTCOM teammate or family member could be targeted. To that end, we all should maintain a heightened sense of vigilance whether dealing with work or home computer usage, specifically as it relates to Social Media.' One serviceman

Summary: The list was published on internet by the 'Islamic State Hacking Division' Encouraged followers to kill military members 'wherever you find them' Defense official said most of information was available by public search . Army told soldiers to be careful and not to meet people they meet online . Members urged to get security systems, use peepholes before answering door . US Central Command says we are in 'new norm' with constant cyber threats .


Authorities in eastern India have been left embarrassed after images of people scaling the walls of a school exam centre to pass notes to relatives were broadcast on national television. The images show dozens of people clinging to the windows of the four-storey building in the eastern state of Bihar, where more than 1.4million teenagers are sitting their leaving exams. Other images showed police officers and school staff doing nothing and simply standing by as people passed study aides to candidates inside examination centres. Scroll down for video . Relatives of those sitting exams inside a school scale the walls of the building in order to pass the students notes during their test . Cheating during school examinations in Bihar is widespread but local authorities have been left red-faced after the footage went viral . Many in India were left shocked after seeing the brazen cheating methods. Here a person is pictured handing a relative notes through a window . The students sitting the tests face tremendous pressure because they must pass the exams to continue their education. The images went viral on Twitter and made national headlines, but Bihar's education minister P. K. Shahi refused to accept any blame for the cheating. He said: 'You tell us what can the government do to stop cheating if parents and relatives are not ready to cooperate? Should the government give orders to shoot them?' Attempts to stop mass copying have often triggered violent protests. Students are sitting the Class 10 board examination amid widespread reports of mass copying and cheating across 1,200 schools. State authorities posted police at all schools where examinations were being held, 'but we can't use force to drive away the parents,' Mr Shahi said. He admitted to the media that holding 'free and fair exams' was a big challenge for the Bihar government and the situation was so bad that at least four to five people helped every student to cheat. In the last three days, more than 600 students caught cheating in the board examination have been expelled, while officials said over 1,000 students were caught cheating in examination in three subjects, including Mathematics and English. A woman sitting one of her school leaving exams checks notes on her lap which were passed to her inside the classroom . Another student refers to notes sitting on her lap as she sits the exam. The Class 10 board examination is a high pressure test as it determines if students are able to continue their studies . Lalkeshwar Prasad, chairman of the Bihar School Examination Board (BSEB), which is conducting the examination said: 'The students were expelled on charges of adopting unfair means.' It is not the first time that exam cheating has been exposed in Bihar - more than 1,600 students were disqualified in 2013 after similar videos emerged. Police also detained more than 100 adults for helping students cheat. Sriniwas Tiwari, secretary of the Bihar School Examination Board, said students caught cheating could be barred from taking the exam for up to three years, ordered to pay a

Summary: Remarkable Indian television footage shows dozens of people scaling walls to pass notes to students sitting exams . Police officers and school staff were also seen in the footage standing by and doing nothing amid the mayhem . The images was taken in the eastern state of Bihar where more than 1.4m students are sitting school leaving tests . Local authorities have admitted cheating is a major challenge for the region and they are powerless to prevent it .


It's the biggest week of the year for chocolate sales, eclipsing demand at Christmas and even Valentine's Day. And just in time for Easter, one of the world's foremost food scientists - Bernard Lahousse - has explained why Easter eggs taste so good. According to Mr Lahousse, it's all down to smell of chocolate which, when presented in Easter egg form, is enhanced. Happy memories associated with Easter firmly anchor positive feelings towards chocolate eggs . Mr Lahousse told FEMAIL: 'The smaller the chocolate layer is, the easier the chocolate will melt. 'So that is the advantage of Easter eggs; they melt easily and the aromas of the chocolate come into your nose quite fast.' There are a number of reasons why chocolate tastes so good - and like Mr Lahousse explained - the majority of them have to do with the way chocolate smells. 'Chocolate contains a lot of different aroma molecules,' he said. 'It has roasted molecules and fruity molecules. 'These molecules contain a lot of complexity which makes it possible for chocolate to be paired with a lot of ingredients. And it's not just the smell of chocolate that makes it so appealing. 'There are a lot of taste components contained within chocolate,' Mr Lahousse continued. 'We have sweetness, bitterness and sourness. Plus we can't disregard the fat component. This melts at body temperature and provides a nice sensation and fresh mouth feel in the mouth. So what happens to us when we eat chocolate? Why does it make us feel so good, so content... so happy? The small chocolate layers in an egg means we get an intense whiff of chocolate when we first bite into it . 'Chocolate contains a molecule called phenylethylamine, which chocolate is loaded with,' the scientist continued. This molecule is said to inspire feelings of love, which is why we feel good when eating it. 'Pairing chocolate with extra ingredients will enhance the feeling,' Mr Lahousse said. 'For instance, by adding long pepper or black pepper it [the molecule] will have more effect.' And finally it all goes down to pleasurable memories and the way your egg is presented to you. 'If you look at food more than half of experience lies outside of the taste. 'You taste what you make out of it; when you wrap it in a nice package, and it is presented to you by the people who love you, it will make the experience much better.' If you don't have the time to make chocolate from scratch, you can simply melt down any chocolate bar you have to make your own eggs. Once your chocolate is melted, it will need to be tempered. The cooling down process will take some time but if you want to hurry things along, just pop your chocolate into the freezer (no longer than 30 seconds). Place a stainless steel bowl over a bowl of hot water and add half of your chocolate to it. Keep aside the a quarter of the amount for the last bit of the process. Stir your chocolate

Summary: Food scientist Bernard Lahousse reveals the science behind our obsession . The smell of chocolate, when presented in Easter egg form, is enhanced . Chocolate eggs are associated with happy childhood memories of holidays .


The Grand Slam door was slammed in Ireland’s face at the Millennium Stadium as Wales defended their patch like 15 Cardiff bouncers to secure a famous RBS 6 Nations victory. As the Welsh tackle count moved past the 250 mark, it was clear that Ireland had finally met their match. There have been questions about the entertainment value of northern hemisphere rugby but, if ever an advert was needed, this was it. Shaun Edwards punched the air in delight and the championship race lives on. Wales killed off Ireland’s 10-match winning run and – describing himself as ‘a simple Kiwi boy’ in the post-match press conference – Warren Gatland proved that he is a smarter tactician than a tub of Flora. Scott Williams touches down after 62 minutes to score Wales' only try of the game to keep their Six Nations hopes alive . WIlliams makes a break for the line past Tommy Bowe before putting Wales into a commanding second-half lead . Williams goes over while Ireland players look on with dejection as they see their grip at the top the Six Nations weakened by defeat in Wales . Bowe puts his hand to his face in anguish after Williams' try as Wales held on to dash Ireland's hopes of winning the Grand Slam . Wales XV: Halfpenny, North, Davies, Roberts, Williams, Biggar,Webb; Jenkins, Baldwin, Lee, Charteris, Wyn Jones, Lydiate, Warburton (captain), Faletau . Tries: Williams . Penalties: Halfpenny (5) Drop goal: Biggar . Ireland XV: Kearney, Bowe, Payne, Henshaw, Zebo, Sexton, Murray; McGrath, Best, Ross, Toner, O'Connell, O'Mahony, O'Brien, Heaslip. Replacements: Cronin, Healy, Moore, Henderson, Murphy, Reddan, Madigan, Jones . Tries: Penalty . Conversions: Sexton . Penalties: Sexton (3) ‘A lot of our players ran themselves into the ground,’ said Gatland. ‘In terms of atmosphere and intensity, it had everything as a Test match. Sometimes you suffer a loss and the next three or four days are a struggle to get out of bed; we were definitely on it emotionally.’ That emotion was beamed through the exquisite kicking game of full-back Leigh Halfpenny. Ireland’s Jonathan Sexton was dubbed as the player with gold-plated feet, but the celebrated No 10 did not quite live up to his billing. The visitors were shot down in ‘the battle of the skies’ and were forced to dessert their aerial game that was so effective against England. In the early exchanges, Rob Kearney fumbled a short kick-off and Gethin Jenkins won a fine turnover. Sexton kicked a restart straight into touch and Wales were able to build up phases. All the momentum was with the hosts and, after 13 minutes, they were 12-0 up. Welsh forwards coach Robin McBryde has told supporters not to expect a feast of flowing rugby but - despite tickets exchanging hands for £300-a-pair on the blackmarket before kick-off – they were more than happy with what they were seeing. ‘There are a few “what ifs” and “maybes”,’ said Ireland coach Joe Schmidt. ‘You look at the small margins that might potentially have changed the result. Our strategy was the same

Summary: Wales raced into an early lead as Leigh Halfpenny kicked the first points of the match from a penalty . Full back Halfpenny scored another three penalties for the home side as Wales led 12-0 at the Millennium Stadium . Johnny Sexton pulled it back to 12-6 with two penalties before Dan Biggar scored a drop goal to make it 15-6 . Sexton added another three points with a penalty as the sides went in at half time without a try on the board . Ireland pressed for a try early in the second half but the Wales defence held firm as they approached the try line . Scott Williams gave Wales a commanding lead with the opening try in the 62nd minute to make 20-9 . Ireland were awarded a penalty try with just over 10 minutes to play which was converted to make 20-16 . Halfpenny made it 23-16 with five minutes to play after scoring his fifth penalty of the match .


A schoolgirl spent six months with four inflated balloons lodged under her scalp to grow new skin to allow doctors to cover her birthmark. Jessica Brett was born with a mole covering half her head. Specialists warned her parents if it was left untreated, it could ultimately turn cancerous. Medics did not want to leave the nine-year-old with a bald patch, by using a skin graft from elsewhere on her body. And so they decided to grow more skin on her scalp, during two complex operations. In what is thought to be a UK first, surgeons put four balloons under her scalp in a 'mohawk'. Jessica Brett, nine, from Lincoln was born with a huge mole covering a large part of her head. Doctors warned her parents if left untreated, it could become cancerous. And so, they inserted four balloons under her scalp, inflating them to grow excess skin to cover the mole . They then spent six months gently inflating the balloons with more than a pint and a half of saline solution, to stretch Jessica's skin. When enough excess skin had been created, the balloons were removed. Meanwhile surgeons also removed the mole. Then, the team were able to stretch the new skin over the gap, creating a normal scalp. Jessica coped with her unusual 'hairstyle' by drawing inspiration from her short-haired hero Jessie J and didn't complain once throughout the tough ordeal. Her proud mother Becky, 34, said: 'She was really so brave - it just didn't bother her. 'She looked like she had buns on her head, and people used to comment on how they liked her "hairstyle". 'It was a long process but Jessica showed us the strength with how brave she has been and her courage. 'She wore a hat but then sometimes she would go out without it. 'Everyone is so proud of her. She just embraced what she has been through. She's ever so brave. Doctors spent six months inflating the balloons, three at first, to create extra skin. They then removed the mole, and used the new scalp to cover the birthmark . Jessica coped with her unusual 'hairstyle' by drawing inspiration from her short-haired hero Jessie J and didn't complain once throughout the tough ordeal, her mother said . 'It's nice now to think that it's all over for her. She looks as perfect as she did before and it's as if it never happened.' In June 2013, three balloons were inserted underneath Jessica's scalp by plastic surgeon Khawaja Gulraiz Rauf at Leicester Royal Infirmary. Gradually over the course of six months he injected saline into the balloons, every two weeks. As the balloons gently expanded they stretched Jessica's scalp. Once they reached a certain size, with almost one and a half pints of saline inside, surgeons operated on Jessica. They removed the balloons and then cut out the mole. Using the excess skin created by the balloons, they were able to cover almost all of Jessica's birthmark. But the excess skin wasn't quite large enough and so doctors inserted a final

Summary: Jessica Brett was born with a huge mole covering half her head . Specialists warned if it was left untreated it could become cancerous . They didn't want to leave Jessica with a bald patch, by using a skin graft from elsewhere on her body so used the pioneering technique . They inserted four balloons under her scalp to stretch the skin . They then cut out the mole, using the new skin to cover the gap left .


One in five Instagram users now combine their photos into a single image before uploading it to the app. To capitalise on this, the Californian firm has launched its latest standalone app called Layout that lets people create such collages with up to nine images and 11 combinations. Photos can be selected from the phone's camera roll, or taken with the Photo Booth tool, and Layouts can then be 'remixed' and edited with mirror effects and flips. Instagram has launched a photo collage app called Layout. Users begin by selecting as many images, up to the maximum of nine, to feature in the collage (pictured left). As they add more images the layout of the collage changes and photos can be dragged between sections and different sized boxes as desired (right) It is branded in the same way as Instagram's other standalone timelapse app, Hyperlapse. The Layout app has four main features called Faces, Mirroring, Photo Booth and Previews. Users begin by selecting as many images, up to the maximum of nine, to feature in the collage. Photos can be selected or deselected at any point. As they add more images, the layout of the collage changes and photos can be dragged between sections and different sized boxes as desired. Pictures can be chosen from a phone's camera roll, or users can use the Photo Booth feature to set a timer and capture photos. There are a number of different tools which allow users to 'remix' their layout including mirror effects, flip, pinch to zoom, and rotate. The Faces tab scans all the photos in a user's camera roll and only shows those containing people. Once the Layout is complete it can be shared to Instagram or Facebook, or saved to their camera roll to be shared elsewhere. These photos can then be zoomed, flipped to form a mirror image, or turned upside down. Instagram said that of the collages already uploaded to the app, 90 per cent of these contain faces. The app has therefore added a Faces tab that scans all the photos in the user's camera roll to show those in which it detects a face. Importantly though, this is facial detection and not facial recognition and the app can't identify people in the photos. Meanwhile, the Photo Booth feature acts in the same way as a standard photo booth. Once the shutter is pressed the app takes four photos, a few seconds apart, using the front-facing camera. All collages can be previewed and saved, or they can be uploaded to Instagram or Facebook. The Layout app has four main features called Faces, Mirroring, Photo Booth and Previews. Selected photos can be zoomed, flipped to form a mirror image (example pictured), or turned upside down . Instagram said one in five users now combine their photos into a collage on the site and 90% of these contain faces. The app has therefore added a Faces tab that scans all the photos in the user's camera roll and only shows those in which it detects a face (examples pictured) People

Summary: Californian firm said one in five people now combine multiple photos . Layout lets people create collages with nine images and 11 combinations . Photos can be selected from the phone or taken with the Photo Booth tool . Layouts can then be 'remixed' and edited with mirror effects and flips . It additionally has a Faces tab to detect all the photos containing people . Collages can be uploaded to Facebook, Instagram, emailed or saved .


Whether it be in the boardroom or on the hunting ground, male competition can cause a sudden spike in testosterone levels. Now a new study has found a link between testosterone and the caring side of men when they return home from the 'hunt'. The study revealed that the higher a man's testosterone has risen during the day, the more the 'love hormone' oxytocin he tends to produce on his arrival home. The study was based on Tsimane people, who are an indigenous population of forager-farmers and hunters who live in the lowlands of Bolivia's Amazon basin. Pictured is a family who was involved in the study. Researchers claim the human hormone system is particularly well adapted to their lifestyle . The researchers also found that the increase in oxytocin was greater for those men who were absent longer . The study was based on Tsimane people, who are an indigenous population of forager-farmers and hunters who live in the lowlands of Bolivia's Amazon basin. Researchers claim the human hormone system is particularly well adapted to their lifestyle which revolves around small, tight-knit communities that produce their own food. 'Our goal was to look at the interaction between different hormones in motivating behaviour in a naturalistic context,' said Adrian Jaeggi, co-lead author at University of California, Santa Barbara. The study revealed that the higher a man's testosterone has risen during the day, the more the 'love hormone' oxytocin he tends to produce on his arrival home. The researchers also found that the increase in oxytocin was greater for those men who were absent longer, and linked with changes in testosterone (pictured) 'Hunting for subsistence and sharing meat is something people have done for hundreds of thousands of years.' Previous studies have shown that oxytocin makes people more cooperative while testosterone has the opposite effect. Jaeggi said he expected to see a trade-off between the two hormones and was surprised to find the positive relationship between them. When a man tells his wife or girlfriend she looks nice, it’s not because of her new haircut. Instead, it’s his hormones doing the talking. A study found that a whiff of the ‘love chemical’ oxytocin made men rate their partners as being more attractive. And German researchers recently said that oxytocin may also play a key role in monogamy, a trait that is rare among mammals, other than ourselves. The University of Bonn scientists showed 40 young men who claimed to be passionately in love pictures of their partners. They were asked how attractive they found the women after being given a placebo spray to sniff and a burst of oxytocin. Pictures of strangers and of long-term acquaintances, such as work colleagues were also shown. The men, who were in long-term relationships, also underwent scans to check how much the brain areas responsible for rewarding feelings lit up. Lead author Dirk Scheele said: ‘When the men received the oxytocin instead of placebo, the reward system in the brain was very active when viewing their partner and they perceived them as more attractive than other women.

Summary: Researchers tracked hormone levels of Tsimane people in Bolivia . A day spent hunting for food caused a spike in testosterone level . The larger the spike, the more oxytocin a man produced on arrival home . Increase in oxytocin was greater for those men who were absent longer .


France is one step closer to legalising euthanasia after approving a bill that allows doctors to sedate terminally ill patients until they die. The bill stops short of recommending lethal injections and avoids the terms euthanasia or assisted suicide, but would give people 'the right to deep, continuous sedation until death'. This must be at the patient's request, but only when their condition is life-threatening in the short-term. Protests: Demonstrators gather near the French National Assembly holding white silhouettes as part of a silent protest against euthanasia in Paris on March 10. Slogans read: 'Let's relieve but do not kill' On March 10. pro-euthanasia demonstrators held signs reading: 'Francois let's act like Holland'. Euthanasia has been taking place in Holland for many years . The proposed measure was passed by a vote of 436 to 34 in France's lower house of Parliament, and it must now be debated by the Senate. Backed by the Socialist government, the bill would also force doctors in France to follow end-of-life instructions expressed by the patients themselves, or written in advance if they are no longer able to state their wishes. Almost one in 20 people in northern Belgium died using euthanasia in 2013, more than doubling the numbers in six years, a study released today showed. The universities of Ghent and Brussels found that since euthanasia was legalised in 2002, the acceptance of ending a life at the patient's request has greatly increased. While a 2007 survey showed 1.9 percent of deaths from euthanasia in the region, the figure was 4.6 percent in 2013. 'Euthanasia has been increasingly accepted by the patients as a valid option at the end of their life,' said Ghent University ethics professor Freddy Mortier. 'Physicians themselves are more inclined to comply with the wishes of the patients." Euthanasia is legal only in the Netherlands, Belgium and Luxembourg . Earlier this month in a speech at France's lower house of Parliament, Prime minister Manuel Valls praised 'a reform that proclaims the right to die peacefully, in dignity and without suffering'. The bill has stirred debate in France and prompted a call for the preservation of 'the prohibition of killing' by five high-profile Christian, Muslim and Jewish leaders. It has prompted protests by those claiming the bill amounts to disguised euthanasia, as well as pro-euthanasia campaigners who believe it does not go far enough. Doctors are also divided about the idea. So-called terminal or 'palliative sedation' can involve medicating patients until they die naturally of their illnesses, or until they starve. The method does not actively kill patients, but some doctors say it can mean patients are sedated for weeks before they die, and that it may be more humane to euthanise. French debate over end-of-life legislation resurfaced last year over the case of comatose Frenchman Vincent Lambert. His wife wants doctors to stop life support but his parents disagree. The case is pending at the European Court of Human Rights. Some protesters claim the new bill amounts to disguised euthanasia, while others say it doesn't go far enough .

Summary: France approves a bill allowing doctors to sedate patients until they die . Proposal would give people 'right to deep, continuous sedation until death' At patient's request, only when condition is life-threatening in short-term . Bill passed lower house of Parliament, and will now be debated by Senate .


A Mississippi sheriff said Friday that a black man found hanging from a tree did not appear to have stepped off of anything before he died and that he had last been seen on camera leaving a casino. The man's identity has been confirmed as that of Otis Byrd, a 54-year-old ex-convict who lived just about 200 yards from the tree and had been declared missing by his family about two weeks ago. Claiborne County Sheriff Marvin Lucas Sr., who knew Byrd as he had to check in with the sheriff's department as a condition of his parole in 2006 after serving 26 years in prison for the murder of a woman during a robbery in 1980, also confirmed his identity earlier this week. Scroll down for video . What happened? Otis James Byrd, 54 (above), was found hanging from a tree in Mississippi after he was reported missing March 2 . Claiborne County officials prepare to leave a home in Port Gibson, Miss., where authorities were investigating the hanging death of Byrd . Lucas said that the body was found Thursday hanging by a bed sheet from a tree limb about 12 feet high, and that the man's feet were dangling about two feet off the ground. The hands on the body were not bound, he said. The results of an autopsy by the Mississippi Crime Lab to determine whether the death was homicide or suicide could take days, Lucas said. The hanging is being investigated by the FBI, the Justice Department's Civil Rights Division and the United States Attorney's office as well as the Mississippi Bureau of Investigation. The feds are there to determine if it's a potential hate crime or other violation of federal law, U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder said Friday. 'We simply don't know enough facts,' Holder told MSNBC. 'We do have a substantial federal presence to determine what the facts are.' Vicksburg Police Chief Walter Armstrong said Friday that after local authorities asked his department to check on a report that Byrd had been at a casino, video surveillance was recovered showing Byrd at the Riverwalk Casino on March 2. 'We didn't see anything of significance on the tape. He was just walking around the casino. We did not see him after that,' Armstrong said. The body was found by state wildlife officers and had obvious sign" of decomposition, suggesting that it had been hanging in the woods for some time, said Jim Walker, a , a spokesman for the Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries and Parks. The owner of the land, 87-year-old Johnie Baker, said that the area where Byrd's body was found is covered in pecan and black walnut trees. He added that hunters sometimes hunt in the area and that there are also wild boars on the land. Spotted: The last time Byrd was seen he was leaving a casino 30 miles north on March 2 . So far, authorities say it's too early to determine whether the victim's death was a homicide or a suicide. However, the NAACP is petitioning to have

Summary: Body of African-American man found hanging from tree in Port Gibson, Mississippi, Thursday morning is confirmed to be that of Otis Byrd . Death has similarities to a lynching and his body had been decaying for some time according to authorities . Authorities say they are not sure yet whether death was a homicide or suicide and will know next week . One official has reported he believes that the death will ultimately prove to be a suicide based on early findings . The last time Byrd was seen was on camera leaving a casino in Vicksburg, Mississippi about 30 miles north . He spent 25 years in prison for the murder of Lucille Trim, a white woman who he shot four times during an armed robbery .


Inspirational Ireland captain Paul O'Connell was voted player of the tournament on Friday after leading his side to a thrilling Six Nations title last weekend. The towering lock, who earned his 101st cap in Ireland's final match against Scotland, secured more than 26 percent of the public vote which was part of the process to select the standout player. 'I'm delighted to receive the RBS Player of the Championship Trophy. When you see the names that have gone before, you realise what a great honour it is,' O'Connell said in a statement. Ireland captain Paul O'Connell poses with the Six Nations player of the tournament trophy . O'Connell lifts the Six Nations trophy as the Ireland team celebrate their victory in Edinburgh last weekend . 'I'm very grateful for all the supporters who voted for me.' O'Connell topped a 12-man shortlist based on statistics from performances throughout the tournament. Wales lock Alun-Wyn Jones came second, Ireland centre Robbie Henshaw third and Wales flyhalf Dan Biggar fourth. Italy number eight Sergio Parisse and England scrumhalf Ben Youngs completed the top six. Ireland retained the title on points difference after a compelling final day in which they, Wales and England vied for top spot. O'Connell arrives at Dublin airport last Sunday with the Six Nations trophy .

Summary: Paul O'Connell was voted the Six Nations player of the tournament . The Ireland captain secured more than 26 percent of the public vote . O'Connell led Ireland to the Six Nations title and won his 101st cap .


Arrested again: Radio DJ Neil Fox was arrested after voluntarily attending a central London police station today in connection with a sexual assault . Radio DJ Neil Fox was today arrested for the third time on suspicion of sexual offences. The 53-year-old, who has been suspended from his job at Magic FM while police inquiries continue, is accused of a woman in the 1990s. In September Fox, who lives in Fulham, south west London with his wife and children, was arrested in relation to four alleged incidents against two women. Two months later he revisited a central London police station where he was accused of three more offences. Today Scotland Yard confirmed he had been arrested again in relation to an additional alleged incident. The eight alleged incidents are said to have taken place in the 1990s, in 2007 and in the past year. Fox, a former Pop Idol judge, vehemently denied the allegations after his first arrest. Today a Scotland Yard spokesman said: 'Officers from Westminster arrested a 53-year-old man last September following four allegations of sexual assault against two women. 'Three of the allegations are non-recent; one is from earlier this year. 'The man was arrested at a business address in central London and taken to a central London police station. 'Officers subsequently searched addresses in Fulham and the Littlehampton area of West Sussex. 'On Monday December 8th he returned on bail to a central London police station and was arrested for a further three sexual assaults involving different women. 'Two allegations are said have happened in the 1990s, the third was said to have happened in 2007. Scroll down for video . 'Today, he voluntarily attended a central London police station and was further arrested for an allegation of sexual assault against an additional female victim. This offence is said to have happened in the early 1990s. 'The man has now been bailed to return pending further inquiries to a date in late March.' Mr Fox was first held by detectives on September 30 at the Magic FM offices in London just moments after coming off-air . Following his arrest last September the DJ, who rose to fame in the late 1980s at London's Capital Radio, vowed to clear his name. Fox, who uses the nicknames Dr Fox and Foxy, began his career in local radio before moving to Radio Luxembourg and then London's Capital Radio in the late 1980s. He presented various slots there and in 1993, landed the job of presenting the Sunday afternoon Network Chart Show, later known as the Pepsi chart. His big TV break, which brought him to a wider audience, was as a judge on ITV talent show Pop Idol between 2001 and 2003 alongside Simon Cowell, Pete Waterman, and Nicki Chapman. Fox later appeared in the BBC Three sketch show The Wrong Door. He left Capital in 2005 and joined Magic 105.4, where he presented the breakfast show until being suspended following his arrest last September. Speaking outside the south west London home where he lives with his 41-year-old wife and three

Summary: DJ first arrested last September following allegations of sexual assault . The former Pop Idol judge, 53, was then arrested again in December . Scotland Yard say he voluntarily attended London police station today . Latest allegations are that he sexually assaulted a woman in the 1990s . Mr Fox, of Fulham, has previously strenuously denied any wrong-doing .


A genetic condition has left Jen Scheuermann paralyzed since 2003, but revolutionary new technology is allowing her the ability to feed herself chocolate, give high fives and even fly a fighter jet. Last week, the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (known as DARPA), unveiled the amazing results of a two-year experiment involving the 55-year-old quadriplegic woman, which they carried out in conjunction with the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center. Scheuermann agreed to let the super-secretive agency surgically implant pea-sized probes into her brain as they sought a way to turn her thought to actions. Scroll down for video . Revolutionary: Jen Sheuermann (right), who suffers from quadriplegia, is now able to move a robotic arm thanks to technology being developed by DARPA . Amazing: DARPA implanted two pea-sized probes into Sheuermann's brain two years ago to find a way to turn her thoughts into actions - like feeding herself a bar of chocolate . The experiment was a success as the research team was able to successfully translate Scheuermann's brain movements to a robotic arm, which was then able to move on her behalf to move a chocolate bar to her mouth and make gestures like a thumbs up. In addition to moving a robotic arm, Scheuermann was also able to experience piloting a plane with the same technology. The research team let Scheuermann connect to a flight simulator, where she had amazing results flying an F-35 jet and Cessna airplane not with a joystick - but with her thoughts alone. While the results give hope to anyone who suffers from limited mobility, they also draw up questions about whether the technology could be used for destructive purposes - such as soldiers controlling surrogate versions with their minds, out of combat. The ability to fly: Researchers also found a way to hook Scheuermann up to a flight simulator, and she was able to use the device to fly a F-35 and Cessna with her mind . 'In doing that work, we can now see the future where we can free the brain from the limitations of the human body,' DARPA Director Arati Prabhakar said at the New America Foundation forum in Washington last week. 'We can only imagine amazing good things and amazing potentially bad things that are on the other side of that door.' While the research was initially aimed at helping soldiers with motor problems, Prabhakar says they will continue to look into other ways it can be used in the military. 'We don't want to only go play in the safe places. That would be a violation of our mission,' Prabhakar said. The future: The breakthrough technology brings hope to those who suffer from limited mobility .

Summary: Jen Scheuermann agreed to undergo procedure to implant two pea-sized lobes into her brain for DARPA military research project . The lobes now allow her to operate a robotic arm and pilot a plane using a flight simulator . Technology brings hope to others struggling with limited mobility . However, it also raises questions about whether the military will find a way to use the technology for destructive warfare purposes .


Real Madrid players appeared to be in high spirits as they put the finishing touches to their preparations for the potential La Liga title decider against Barcelona this weekend. The two clubs, who occupy the top two spots in Spain's top flight, are set to face each other at the Nou Camp on Sunday. Gareth Bale's brace in a 2-0 win over Levante last weekend arrested a run of three games without victory for Los Blancos, but the game against Barca will undoubtedly represent a far sterner test. Real Madrid players ramp up their efforts in training ahead of the crucial game against rivals Barcelona . The game against Barcelona, 'El Clasico', could prove to a deciding game in the title race in La Liga . Real Madrid forward Cristiano Ronaldo has scored 41 goals in all competitions for his club so far this season . Real Madrid goalkeeper Iker Casillas dives to make a save from a shot in training ahead of Sunday's game . The Catalans come into El Clasico off the back of six consecutive wins, the last of which confirmed Premier League side Manchester City's exit from the Champions League. Madrid boss Carlo Ancelotti has been under intense pressure in recent weeks from the fans and board alike and the Italian will know that a victory against Barca would go along way towards assuaging those concerns. Meanwhile, world-record signing Bale, will be keen to carry on the form he showed against Levante, which marked his first two goals in nine games. The forward had also been on the receiving end of some stick from the crowd. Real Madrid boss Carlo Ancelotti will be hoping to relieve some of the pressure on him with a win on Sunday . Ancelotti watches on as Ronaldo controls the ball and prepares to dribble against his team-mates in training . Ronaldo watches on as Real Madrid team-mate Gareth Bale plays the ball in training ahead of Sunday's game . Ronaldo, Bale and Modric are put through their paces as Real Madrid prepare to take on Barcelona on Sunday . Bale and Real Madrid team-mate Marcelo warm up during the session at the Valdebebas training ground .

Summary: Real Madrid will travel to the Nou Camp to face Barcelona on Sunday . The game could potentially decide the winner of La Liga this season . Barcelona have won their last six consecutive games . Madrid won their last league game 2-0 against Levante .


She had an emotional weekend, bravely continuing to play her piccolo despite the tears that were falling over her team, the Villanova Wildcats, being defeated by North Carolina State on Saturday. But just a few seconds of the tender moment that was caught on the stadium cameras has turned Philadelphia student Roxanne Chalifoux into a viral sensation. 'I saw myself on the Jumbotron and all I could think about was that my dad was at the game,' she told Philadelhia's 94WIP radio station. 'I didn't want him to see me crying. 'Little did I know that it was going to end up all over the Internet and that (my dad seeing me crying) was the least of my worries.' Scroll down for video . Emotional: Roxanne Chalifoux, a Philadelphia senior, became a viral sensation at the weekend after she started crying but continued playing her piccolo after the Villanova Wildcats, being defeated by North Carolina State . Famous: Roxanne's popularity reached its peak Monday night when she was invited to appear on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon . Surprise: Fallon gave Roxanne a 'goodie basket' and tickets to see Taylor Swift, which almost made her cry . Popular: Roxanne explained she was more worried about her father seeing her cry . Roxanne explained she was crying because, as a senior, that would be her last stint with the Villanova band. 'It was heartbreaking,' Roxanne said. 'I’m a senior in the band, so I knew that was my very last game. 'It’s just so easy to get emotional especially being a senior, that just changed the game for me, knowing it was my last game.' Her tears quickly spawned memes and vines, and grabs of the footage were picked up by media outlets all over the country. 'I can’t even explain it,' she said. 'I think it’s like such a silly video and then that everyone just thinks it’s hysterical. Roxanne added: 'People made it memes, people put Joe Biden with me. 'Oh my gosh, how can you miss it? I’ve just been taking it in good spirits. 'It doesn’t bother me, I think it’s funny.' After graduating with a degree in biology, she plans to attend optometry school in the fall and plans to become an eye doctor. Senior: Roxanne (right) is about to graduate from Villanova University with a biology degree . Graduation: After graduating with a degree in biology, she plans to attend optometry school in the fall and plans to become an eye doctor . But, now her days in the band are over, will Roxanne continue to play the piccolo? She's not sure yet. 'At least it's so tiny that I could pull it out and play it if I really wanted to,' she said. Fallon presented Roxanne with a 'goodie basket' full of Tonight Show presents. A huge Taylor Swift fan, Fallon also presented her with tickets to the singer's upcoming 1989 concert, which also made Roxanne cry again.

Summary: Roxanne Chalifoux, a Villanova University senior, started crying while playing in the band Saturday after the Wildcats lost to North Carolina State . Footage of the tender moment went viral . Roxanne appeared on The Tonight Show Monday and explained the moment . She said she was worried about her father seeing, and that the tears were her realizing it was last moment playing in the band at the basketball .


Her choice of thigh-high patent boots, mini skirt and above-the- knee red-and-gold bobble coat was certainly eyecatching. If Theresa May’s intention was to upstage Angelica Rivera, Mexico’s rather beautiful First Lady, then she succeeded — though unfortunately not for the right reasons. Rather, the Home Secretary looked a disturbing mix of one part dominatrix and one part Fifties housewife, with those gloves that put me in mind of a pair of Marigolds. Home Sexetary!Sporting S&M thigh boots, miniskirt and red and gold bobble coat this week, May goes into fashion meltdown on her way to meet the Queen and the President of Mexico . At 58, what May appears to be suffering from is a classic 50s fashion crisis. Having been there, I know the form this crisis takes. What happens is this. One day you survey yourself in the mirror and decide you’re looking like a middle-aged frump and that if you don’t watch out you’ll soon be morphing, before your time, into a little old lady. Your wardrobe is in a rut. You buy the same boring basics for weekends and the same smart suits or skirts and tops for work, year in year out. So, in an effort to update yourself, you rush out and start buying things that will make you feel fresher, flirtier, more youthful. Unless you have teenage children to put you in your fashion place (and May doesn’t have children), you may find yourself with a whole new wardrobe that just doesn’t chime with your looks, age or, in May’s case, profession. Husbands, being husbands, tend not to notice these things. Girlfriends don’t want to upset or undermine you, so they generally keep schtum. In May’s case, the trajectory was slightly different because it appears that for one brief year in her early 50s she did hit her fashion stride with a wardrobe of flatteringly cut separates in a stylish palette of navy, white, black and taupe. It’s not known whether she feared they made her invisible, however, but what’s certain is that since 2010 her style has been characterised by eccentric and flamboyant outfits. Her look has certainly changed over the years. In the early days after her election to Parliament in 1997, and the years from 2002 when she served in the Shadow Cabinet, her style evolved from ill-fitting suits in drab colours to garish: think of the voluminous orange mac she wore to the Tory conference in 2009. But once the Tories came into power and she was promoted to Home Secretary, she seemed to embark on a brief transformation after losing weight and finding her fashion feet. Shortly after, though, the crisis set in and has been growing worse, culminating in this week’s sartorial disaster. While her fetish for S&M style boots — she also wore them in 2013 for the South Korean president’s state visit — is Fifty Shades of Embarrassing, I can empathise. When my marriage broke up in my mid-50s, I bought a pair of similar boots in suede rather than patent or PVC, but after catching my

Summary: Her choice of thigh-high patent boots this week was certainly eyecatching . For one brief year in her early 50s Theresa May hit her fashion stride . Her outfits now reflect a common loss of fashion confidence . Here, FEMAIL looks at Theresa May's fashion mistakes .