A father and son team have created replicas of the Transformers robots out of scrap metal using instructions downloaded from the internet. Peasant farmer Yu Zhilin and his son Yu Lingyun use pieces of scrap metal they have collected from disused cars in Hengyang in China to construct huge robots, similar to the characters of Optimus Prime and Bumblebee who appeared in the multi-million pound films. They have just sold an army of the metal robots for almost one million RMB (£110,0000) constructed in their own makeshift workshop. Xhilin decided to start building the huge models in 2007 when he realised how valuable they could be in China - where the latest Transformers instalment, Age of Extinction, was the highest grossing film ever in the country. The film targeted Chinese audiences, with Chinese car brands featured throughout and Hong Kong used as the backdrop for some of the action sequences. The pair join a cult of Chinese people who have started making replicas of the metal robots that have earned such notoriety in the country. Last year a team of farmers in Xiaoye, a village in the eastern Shandong province, began making the models at a cost of around $16,000 (£11,000) and selling them to property developers who have installed them in shopping malls in China. Yu Linguin has been helping his father Pu Zhilin (right) produce models of Transformers, using scrap metals from cars they have collected . Lingin is seen in the makeshift factory father and son have made, making a metal model by welding together disused car parts . The pair have been making the models since 2010 after realising the possible success due to the popularity of the films in China . The pair collect old disused car parts at their small Hengyang factory to construct the large models from the metal parts . Old wheels, discarded doors and rusting axles have all been used to piece together the impressive tower Transformers models . Zhilin and his son have worked together to produce the models and are shown here making an Optimus Prime replica Transformer . The pair made their scale Transformers models based on the success of the films featuring Optimus Prime (left) and Bumblebee (right)

Summary: Yu Zhilin and his son Yu Lingyun have been building replicas of the Transformers robots in a makeshift factory . The pair collect scrap metal from cars and use it to construct the huge models, which resemble Optimus Prime . Army of metal robots has recently been sold by the pair for 1million RMB, which is equivalent to £110,000 . Transformers films have been a success in China, with the latest film Age of Extinction achieving box office records .


After Barcelona beat Real Madrid 2-1 in an entertaining El Clasico on Sunday night, RIK SHARMA reveals five things he learned from the Nou Camp. And it's not pretty reading for one Gareth Bale... Luis Suarez has settled perfectly at Barcelona . This was the evening that Luis Suarez forged his own place in the hearts of Barcelona supporters. He'd been chipping away at it before, with that fantastic scissors kick goal against Levante, with his slew of assists for Lionel Messi and Neymar. But to score the winner in a Clasico and with as much class as he did here, has written him into the history books. Having made his Barcelona debut in a disappointing defeat by Madrid, sinking his teeth into Los Blancos here was the perfect revenge for the Uruguayan. Barcelona's attack, with Messi and Suarez in their prime and Neymar growing into his, will be the one to beat for the years to come, unless Real Madrid shuffle theirs again in the summer. Luis Suarez will have forged a place in the hearts of Barcelona supporters after his winner in El Clasico . Gareth Bale continues to regress at Real Madrid . It would be unfair to suggest that Gareth Bale disappears in the big games. After all, he scored a brilliant Copa del Rey final winner against Barcelona last season, and capped it with the goal which won Real Madrid the Champions League against rivals Atletico Madrid. And it was hard not to feel sorry for him at Camp Nou, when his first-half strike was ruled out thanks to Cristiano Ronaldo being offside in the build up. However, the Welshman doesn't fit the profile of Real Madrid, when it comes to football. He is a great player, but one whose pace and power outstrips his technique and tactical acumen. Jordi Alba got the better of him and pressure continues to build on the Welshman. He was on the fringes of this clash and the thunderous challenge by Gerard Pique to end a Bale breakaway was his game in a microcosm. Gareth Bale doesn't fir the profile of Real Madrid - his pace and power outstrips his technique . Bale looks dejected as the Barcelona players celebrate following their 2-1 victory on Sunday night . Gerard Pique has turned things around spectacularly . The lowest point of Gerard Pique's season was probably when he was in hot water with Barcelona's police force and argued with them outside a casino in the early hours of the morning. Probably. Maybe it was at the Santiago Bernabeu, in the first Clasico, which Barcelona lost, when he was run ragged. There were other low moments. Despite this, in recent weeks he's build up his form and hit a high level. And on Sunday night he pushed that even higher, turning in a display of the highest quality. He is Barcelona's rock, once again. Gerard Pique has turned things round at Barcelona and was impressive at the Nou Camp . This could be Carlo Ancelotti and Xavi's final Clasico . A front cover

Summary: Barcelona beat Real Madrid 2-1 in El Clasico at Nou Camp on Sunday . Luis Suarez scored winner as hosts opened up four-point lead in La Liga . Former Liverpool forward has forged his own place in hearts of Barca fans . Gareth Bale continues to struggle at Real Madrid despite pace and power . Cristiano Ronaldo wins the battle but Lionel Messi wins the war .


New Orleans police say they're investigating the death of a man found with his neck lodged between two posts of an iron fence that wraps around around a shopping center. Police say the man was found Thursday morning. The fence is about chest-high with bluntly pointed iron posts a few inches apart. Officer Garry Flot says the man was a 58-year-old local and was pronounced dead at the scene. Scene: While initial reports said the 58-year-old local man was impaled, local media say his head was found caught in the fence by the neck outside the shopping center at Carrollton and Tulane in New Orleans . He says the coroner will determine the cause of death. The death is currently listed as 'unclassified'. Flot says a woman walking by saw the body about 7 am and called police. The Times-Picayune reports that police put a red tarp over the spot to shield the body from view. According to WWL.com, initial reports that the man had been impaled were inaccurate. It appears the man somehow got his head stuck. The investigation continues.

Summary: Local man was lodged between two blunt posts from the neck . Body was found dead at 7am by a passer-by at the corner of Carrollton and Tulane in New Orleans . Death has been listed as 'unclassified'


A 59-year-old man has been arrested for the murder of Claudia Lawrence six years after she vanished. The married father-of-two drank in the same pub as the missing university chef and lives within half a mile of her home in York. The development came days after police released CCTV of a mystery man caught on camera walking towards the back of her terraced house on the evening she was last known to be alive. Officers have been working on a ‘significant’ new line of inquiry focusing on the alleyway behind her home and yesterday’s arrest is believed to be linked to that investigation. Scroll down for video . A 59-year-old man has been arrested for the murder of Claudia Lawrence (pictured) six years after she vanished . North Yorkshire Police have asked media not to identify the suspect for fear of compromising the inquiry at what they describe as a ‘critical phase’. The man was arrested on Monday morning and police moved into his semi-detached house to carry out detailed searches and forensic inquiries. Neighbours in the quiet cul-de-sac in a middle-class neighbourhood were surprised by the police activity. One said: ‘I know him, I’ve lived here for 20 years and he’s just a normal bloke. He’s lived here longer than me.’ The neighbour said he had recently lost his job working as a manager for a large firm. Police moved into the suspect's semi-detached house to carry out detailed searches and forensic inquiries . It came days after police released new CCTV footage which shows two people walking near her home on the evening she vanished. It is understood the arrest is linked to this appeal . Miss Lawrence, 35, returned home from work on Wednesday, March 18, 2009, and spoke to her parents separately on the phone that evening. She has not been seen since. Her father reported her missing on the Friday. Despite a huge investigation police have failed to find a single clue to explain what has happened to her. The suspect being questioned was one of many men who were spoken to at the time of the original police inquiry because he drank in the same pub as Miss Lawrence. The landlady of a different local pub, who also knows the suspect, said yesterday: ‘He said the police spoke to him at the time, but he always made light of it. He said the police went to his house. He is a really funny, really nice guy who reads loads of books. He was very witty.’ Detective Superintendent Dai Malyn, who is leading the new police investigation, said no further details about the arrest would be released. He said: ‘I urge everyone to show restraint and patience while we carry out these very important inquiries.’ Police told Miss Lawrence’s parents Peter and Joan about the arrest shortly before making the news public. Detectives said they have not found Claudia's body, who vanished on Thursday 19 March 2009 . Yesterday Mr Lawrence, 68, a solicitor, said: ‘Any progress is good. It is encouraging to know that following all

Summary: Miss Lawrence was last seen in 2009 and is thought to have been killed . University chef vanished and is believed to have been killed in her home . Married father-of-two, 59, is being questioned and is in police custody . He drank in same pub as the chef and lives within half a mile of her home . Detectives are searching the suspect's home but have not found a body . Her father Peter said he was 'encouraged' about the arrest after appeal .


Cricket is mourning one of its greatest bowlers following the death of Yorkshire legend Bob Appleyard on Tuesday, aged 90. Despite making his first-class debut at 27, Appleyard, who bowled a mixture of medium pace and off spin, wasted no time in taking 200 wickets in his maiden season - and racked up a total of 708 between 1950 and 1958 at an average of 15.48. Bradford-born Appleyard played just nine Tests for England but took 31 wickets at 17.87 and was an Ashes winner in Australia in 1954-55. Yorkshire bowling legend Bob Appleyard passed away at the age of 90 on Tuesday . He suffered tuberculosis in his youth and his career was cut short by worsening health. ‘He didn’t play as long as he should,’ said Yorkshire club president Dickie Bird. ‘If he had, he would have broken all records.’ Bradford-born Appleyard played just nine Tests for England but took 31 wickets at 17.87 .

Summary: Ex-Yorkshire and England cricket star Bob Appleyard dies aged 90 . Appleyard took 200 wickets in his maiden season . He played just nine Tests for England but took 31 wickets at 17.87 .


Alexandra 'Al' Capone (pictured) was handed a two-year anti-social behaviour order after waging an alcohol-fuelled 'reign of terror' in Worthing . A woman called Al Capone who waged an alcohol-fuelled 'reign of terror' in her seaside town has been accused of breaching her ASBO just days after being handed it. Alexandra 'Al' Capone, 40, from Worthing, West Sussex, was arrested after allegedly playing music so loudly it could be heard outside her £369,500 bright pink house - just 11 days after being handed the two-year anti-social behaviour order. The average monthly rent for the four-bedroom house, which was once a lifeboat station, is around £1,400. It is unclear if Capone rents or owns the property. Brighton Magistrates' Court heard previously that her alcohol-fuelled behaviour led to late-night drunken arguments and Capone shouting and swearing at her neighbours. The ASBO bans Capone from 'causing a nuisance, alarm or distress to the public, using or threatening violence towards the public, being in possession of alcohol in a public place except on a licensed premises and being drunk in a public place.' She is also not allowed to make a noise within her home which is loud enough to be heard outside and is banned from having more than two visitors entering her home between 10pm and 8am. But officers have now arrested and charged her for breaching the ASBO imposed by magistrates for allegedly blaring out loud music which could be heard on the street outside her bright pink home. She has been bailed to appear at Worthing Magistrates' Court on March 24. A Sussex Police spokeswoman said: 'Alexandra Capone has been charged with breaching an anti-social behaviour order imposed by Brighton magistrates on February 24. 'Capone was arrested for allegedly playing loud music which could be heard outside her property on Sunday. The 40-year-old outside her pink home in Worthing. The colour has caused a stir among some residents . Capone was handed a two-year order after waging an alcohol-fuelled reign of terror in a seaside town . Capone's house, pictured, has been described as 'completely out of character' by one local resident . The 140-year-old property as it was before its outlandish transformation, left, and pictured today, right . 'The conditions of her ASBO state that she is not to play music loud enough to be heard outside her property.' Capone recently painted her 140-year-old house bright pink - much to the chagrin of some residents in the seaside town. Richie Redman, 48, told The Argus the colour was 'disgusting' and 'completely out of character' with other buildings. Other described it as 'an eyesore'. Capone is not believed to be related to the notorious gangster Al, who supplied alcohol to Americans during prohibition. The house was once a lifeboat house - but the plaque commemorating its history has also been painted . Police have arrested and charged Capone for breaching her ASBO - she allegedly played loud music which could be heard on the street outside her bright pink home (pictured) Residents have branded the newly pink house 'disgusting' and 'an eyesore'

Summary: Alexandra 'Al' Capone, 40, was handed ASBO for anti-social behaviour . Her drinking led to late-night drunken arguments with her neighbours . Court heard she waged an alcohol-fuelled 'reign of terror' in seaside town . She was given an ASBO - but allegedly breached it just 11 days later . Accused of playing music so loudly it was heard outside her pink home . Recently painted house bright pink - much to the disgust of some residents .


Republic of Ireland manager Martin O'Neill has been left sweating over the fitness of winger James McClean ahead of Sunday night's Euro 2016 qualifier against Poland. The 25-year-old Wigan midfielder limped out of training at Gannon Park in Malahide on Tuesday morning with his left ankle heavily strapped, and was immediately taken for a scan. O'Neill later insisted the examination was precautionary, but he was left crossing his fingers over a man who has become a regular in his team. Republic of Ireland's Stephen Quinn and James McClean on the ball during the training session in Malahide . Republic of Ireland's Anthony Stokes and McClean during the training session at Gannon Park . The manager said: 'James has got a sore ankle. He's gone for a scan - precautionary, I hope - but he was just feeling it a little bit. We'll see how he is. 'It didn't happen in training. He felt a little bit sore after yesterday. He thought it might go away, but it's just a bit of a pain across the ankle.' O'Neill will be desperate to have McClean fit for the clash with the surprise Group D leaders with fellow wide-man Aiden McGeady having not played for club Everton since January 31 because of a knee problem, from which he has now recovered, but which has left him short of match fitness. Republic of Ireland's Quinn and Kevin Doyle during the training session at Gannon Park . The 63-year-old, who first worked with McClean during their time together at Sunderland, insists he is yet to pick his team for what could prove to be a pivotal game in the campaign, but admits the former Derry City player has become an important player for him. He said: 'They are all key. We haven't picked the side yet, but James has played exceptionally well for us in most of the games since I have been in charge. Obviously I know him quite well - very well, in fact - and yes, he's a good player for us.' Republic of Ireland's Roy Keane gives instructions during the training session at Gannon Park . O'Neill also has concerns over Burnley full-back Stephen Ward, who was due to undergo a procedure to remove screws used to repair an ankle injury on Monday, while striker Jonathan Walters trained wearing a mask to protect the fractured cheekbone he had repaired recently. Everton midfield duo James McCarthy and Darron Gibson have been nursed through the early part of the week after their exertions on club duty, while skipper Robbie Keane and new squad member Harry Arter have now joined up with the rest of the party. Republic of Ireland's Darren Randolf, David Forde, Cyrus Christie and Richard Keogh during training . Republic of Ireland assistant manager Keane shares a joke as the players train in Malahide, Ireland .

Summary: Republic of Ireland winger James McClean could miss Poland clash . Wigan player limped out of training and immediately went for scans . Boss Martin O'Neill insists scans were a precautionary measure . But McClean left training in Malahide with his ankle heavily strapped .


Carissa Yip from Andover, Massachusetts earned the title last month and became the youngest to ever to defeat a grandmaster, Alexander Ivanov, during the New England Open in 2014 . An 11-year-old girl has become the youngest U.S. female to reach master level in chess. Carissa Yip from Andover, Massachusetts earned the title last month and also became the youngest to ever to defeat a grandmaster, Alexander Ivanov, during the New England Open in 2014. The sixth-grade student at Doherty Middle School picked up her first piece of chess five years ago, and since has been raking in accolades including becoming the youngest female expert in 2013. And in February, she was ranked the 50th best female chess player in the country by the U.S. Chess Federation (USCF), 36th among U.S. born players, according to the Valley Dispatch. 'I'm really happy about breaking the record,' said Carissa. Previously, Annie Wang held the title as the youngest female master, who broke Irina Krush's decade-long record in 2014, but Carissa has secured the top spot by four months, according to Andover Patch. The young girl first learned chess after her father, Percy, an IT architect taught her until she began beating him within a year. And it was only two years ago when Carissa had set a goal of reaching a rating of 2,100 - an expert is anyone over 2,000 and a master is anyone over 2,200. However, now she is aiming to reach 2,300 later this year. In the tournament that gave her the title as master during the February 21 Legends of Chess Tournament in Cambridge where she (Carissa pictured right) played against chess master, Chris Williams (left). While she was debating whether to even compete against Williams, in the end she listened to the advice from her father who said 'listen to your heart' Carissa said she loves chess because it is a challenging game, according to the Boston Globe. 'I prefer to play with someone who's actually good,' she said. But sometimes when she defeats opponents older than her, they do not always take the loss in stride. Carissa said during one of her first tournaments, she beat a competitor at seven years old, who threw a tamper and said he did not like playing against kids. As she strives towards her ultimate goal of becoming a world champion chess player, last month, she finished with a national rating of 2,203 which placed her with the best 1.5 per cent of all players in the USCF. Magnus Carlsen, 24, of Norway has a rating of 2,863 and is the highest-ranked chess player in the world, according to the World Chess Federation. In order to secure the title as grandmaster, she would have to have a rating of 2,500 on the international scale as well as having top results, which with her history is certainly attainable. In February, she was ranked the 50th best female chess player in the country by the U.S. Chess Federation (USCF), 36th among U.S. born players (above Carissa with her Official Citation by the State

Summary: Carissa Yip, 11, of Andover, Massachusetts beat a master chess player last month and earned title while also breaking record . In 2013, she became youngest American to reach expert level . Carissa began playing chess at age six and is now ranked 50th best female chess player in the country by United States Chess Federation .


With Benfica holding a fragile 1-0 lead over Shakhtar Donetsk in the UEFA Youth League, it was not the time for any player from the Portuguese side to try anything flamboyant in front of goal. Unfortunately, that is exactly what Romario Balde did when he seized control of a penalty for his side. Instead of lashing the ball into a corner and hoping his accuracy beat the dive of the goalkeeper, he tried to chip the ball down the middle and into the goal - a panenka penalty kick. Romario Balde chips a penalty at goal in Benfica's UEFA Youth League game against Shakhtar Donetsk . Balde's contact with the ball was so light it only trickled to goal, despite the goalkeeper diving the wrong way . The goalkeeper had enough time to get to his feet and save the attempt, so minimal was Balde's contact . As the ball was stopped inches in front of the goal line, Balde reacts to his error for Benfica . Balde wa substituted and his Benfica side drew to Shakhtar 1-1 before losing the game on penalties . The skill is named after Antonin Panenka's penalty at Euro 1976 for Czechoslovakia against Germany but Balde lacked all of the conviction that made Panenka's kick famous. His kick was so feeble and light that the Shakhtar goalkeeper had enough time to dive the wrong way, regain his balance and claim the ball before it trickled over the line. And things did not get any better for Balde or Benfica. Italy midfielder Andrea Pirlo famously scored a panenka penalty against England at Euro 2012 . He was substituted, Benfica ended up drawing 1-1 before crashing out of the competition - on penalties. The panenka has been replicated by the likes of Andrea Pirlo and Zinedine Zidane, but Balde is unlikely to want to try it in an important game any time soon.

Summary: Romario Balde missed a panenka penalty for Benfica's youth team . He underhit the penalty so much the goalkeeper had time to dive twice . Benfica eventually lost the match on penalties to Shakhtar Donetsk .


Divorcée Linda Walker Zevallos starting dating the real estate heir for six months 15-years-ago . A woman who dated millionaire murder suspect Robert Durst 15-years-ago revealed she ended their relationship after she 'sensed something was wrong.' Divorcee Linda Walker Zevallos starting dating the real estate heir, who she described as a 'good listener,' after meeting him on flight between New York City and Dallas. Durst made no mention of the unsolved disappearance of his wife and instead told the mother-of-one he was a labor lawyer with two daughters who both attended Harvard University, she told NBC News. During their six month relationship in 2000 Ms Zevallos visited his Dallas apartment that had bizarre concrete flooring. She also introduced Durst to her 13-year-old son. '(Durst) was nice when I was with him, pretty much,' she told the news channel. 'But if he didn't get his way, then he was a little mean. But then he'd turn around and apologize later.' She told how he had kept guns in the back of his car and had even once kicked her under the table when she ordered the same entree as him. Ms Zevallos said Durst also confided in her that he would have to make a trip to visit Susan Berman who having 'problems.' Durst, who is worth an estimated $100 million, was arrested in New Orleans last weekend . She ended their relationship due to his 'eccentricities' before Berman was gunned down at her home in Beverley Hills on Christmas Eve 2000, she told NBC News. But when she heard of the Berman murder she said: ' A light bulb went off - oh my.' Durst, 71, was sensationally acquitted of the 2001 murder of neighbor Morris Black and has long been suspected of killing his first wife, Kathie, and then murdering long-time friend Susan Berman. He was shockingly caught on tape saying 'I killed them all,' at the end of the HBO documentary The Jinx: The Life and Deaths of Robert Durst. Durst, who is worth an estimated $100 million, was arrested in New Orleans earlier this month, shortly before the finale of the series aired. Police believe he was preparing to flee the country as he was found in a hotel room with a latex mask, false ID, a loaded Smith & Wesson .38 caliber revolver with one spent shell casing and $42,000 in cash. Robert Durst and his first wife, Kathleen, who went missing in 1982. She has never been found . A small amount of marijuana was also discovered. He is now on suicide watch as he awaits trial in Louisiana on gun and drug possession charges and extradition to California to face a murder trial in the Berman case. Susan Berman's death has been linked to Durst . But as new interest has been aroused in Durst, he finds himself linked to cases in at least four states . In an exclusive interview with MailOnline yoga teacher Allison Modafferi urged Durst to be honest with police if he knows anything about what happened to her sister, honors student

Summary: Linda Walker Zevallos met murder suspect Robert Durst on a flight . Pair dated for six months in 2000 before she ended their relationship . Recalled how Dursk could be 'mean' if he didn't get his own way . Described him as a 'good listener' but he never mention his missing wife . She ended their relationship after she 'sensed something was wrong'


Goal hero Christophe Berra said Scotland were rewarded for their patience with a late winner in the 1-0 victory against Northern Ireland. The Ipswich defender headed home in the 85th minute from a Matt Ritchie corner in the friendly at Hampden Park on Wednesday night. Scotland keeper Christophe Berra celebrates scoring the winner against Northern Ireland . Berra's goal finally broke the resistance of Northern Ireland and goalkeeper Michael McGovern, who had frustrated Scotland with a succession of saves. He said: 'It was a difficult game, they made it very difficult. When teams do that it's very hard to break them down. 'Sometimes games are won on set pieces and luckily enough I managed to get my head on the end of a good corner kick and it just sneaked in.' Scotland boss Gordon Strachan was happy with a win and a clean sheet as preparation for Sunday's Euro 2016 qualifier against Gibraltar. Christophe Berra gets above his marker to head the ball into the corner for a late winner for Scotland . Bournemouth star Matt Ritchie, who made his debut in Wednesday night's game, controls the ball in midfield . He said: 'The start was good, lots of efforts on goals, McGovern played very well but after half an hour it became a friendly feel. But we kept plugging away and doing the right things. And to win the game and keep a clean sheet is good.' Northern Ireland manager Michael O'Neill insisted there more positives than negatives following the narrow defeat. He said: 'When you make so many substitutions, you are continually changing markers from set-pieces. Under normal circumstances, I don't think we'd have lost that goal - and it's disappointing for Michael McGovern who had a good game. 'We can take an awful lot (from the performance). We ended up with three 20-year-olds or under-20-year-olds on the pitch. The likes of Paddy McNair, Luke McCullough, Ryan McLaughlin - it's great for those lads to get minutes in this type of game.' Steven Fletcher gets a shot away but was unable to trouble goalkeeper Michael McGovern . The Sunderland striker is denied again by Michael McGovern as he goes through one on one .

Summary: Christophe Berra scored late winner for Scotland in friendly on Wednesday . Northern Ireland goalkeeper Michael McGovern had kept home side at bay . Gordon Strachan's side face Gibraltar in Euro 2016 qualifier on Sunday .


The NFL will gear up for the landmark Super Bowl 50 next year with a series of golden celebrations throughout the season. Levi's Stadium in Santa Clara, California will host the showpiece event, and the league announced plans for their 'On The Fifty' campaign. The NFL will use the golden theme in a number of ways throughout the 2015 season in preparation for the end-of-season blockbuster on February 7, 2016. Levi's Stadium in Santa Clara will host Super Bowl 50 on February 7, 2016 . The 50-yard line numerals and NFL logo will be painted gold at all 31 stadiums in the league while team logos on the sideline will be given a golden accent. Whatsmore, the 2015 season will feature 19 previous Super Bowl rematches while the uniforms for next year's Pro Bowl also heavily feature gold. The NFL's website already has a golden look as the countdown to Super Bowl 50 begins . The New England Patriots won Super Bowl XLIX in Glendale, Arizona when they beat the Seattle Seahawks . The previous 43 Super Bowl MVPs will be celebrated during the season, ending in a ceremony at Levi's Stadium, and teams also plan to host their very own Super Bowl homecomings. New England Patriots defeated the Seattle Seahawks in this year's Super Bowl at the University of Phoenix Stadium in Glendale, Arizona.

Summary: NFL will celebrate the 50th Super Bowl during the 2015 campaign . Super Bowl 50 will take place at Levi's Stadium in Santa Clara next year . Golden theme will feature heavily in celebrations next season .


A member of pacifist hippie group The Rainbow Family of Living Light was killed in a deadly shooting around a campfire. Jacob Cardwell, also known as Smiley, was shot dead by a man from Georgia, who was in turn stabbed multiple times and had to be rushed to hospital. A second Rainbow Family member, Wesley Jones, also known as Dice, was also shot, and was in critical condition after the attack at the group's annual woodland meeting. Forest gathering: Jacob Cardwell, also known as Smiley, was shot dead in the Apalachicola National Forest in Florida last week. Pictured is the camping area where the shooting took place . Camp site: The killing took place at the Rainbow Family of Living Light's annual gathering. The event was shut down in the wake of the death . Sheriff's deputies in Franklin County, Florida, named Clark Mayers, 39, as the alleged shooter. He was being watched over in hospital to be questioned when he recovered. The attack took place in Florida's Apalachicola National Forest at around 2:30am on March 5, according to the Apalachicola Times. Hundreds of members had assembled in the woods for the group's annual Rainbow Family Gathering. It was supposed to last several weeks, but was shut down after the killing. According witnesses, Mayers was seen driving down a dirt path in the forest, firing out the window. It is not clear whether these shots were the ones which hit the victims. Local station WCTV spoke to a woman at the camp, who said Mayers threw away his gun in the ensuing chaos. Peace and love: The hippie group has been meeting around the country since 1970 . Family Gathering: Rainbow Family members assemble several times per year. Pictured above is a family member at the 2001 gathering in Cache Creek Meadow, Idaho . Jones and Mayers were both taken to Tallahassee Memorial Hospital. Deputies said that none of the men involved in the attack were from the area. Cardwell was from Arizona, and Mayers is from Georgia. Alcohol is believed to have been involved. It is not clear whether Mayers had any prior involvement with the Rainbow Family. When contacted by DailyMail.com, a spokesman for the sheriff's department declined to provide an update on the victims' conditions. The group was founded in 1970s and has strong ties to the hippie movement. It professes to have no leaders or hierarchy, and appears to draw its name from a native American prophecy claiming that a band of 'rainbow warriors' will 'make the earth green again'. Non-violence is an important part of members' lifestyles.

Summary: Jacob Cardwell, aka Smiley, was shot dead during attack on March 5 . He and Wesley Jones, aka Dice, were attending annual hippie gathering in Apalachicola National Forest, Florida . Clark Mayers, 39, allegedly shot the pair - and was then stabbed .


Beautiful images have emerged of a new island that has formed off the coast of Tonga - although scientists say it could soon disappear. The photographs were taken by three men who climbed to the peak of the land mass 40 miles (65 km) northwest of the capital, Nuku'alofa. The island started forming in January after a volcano exploded underwater and then expanded creating a mile long, cone-shaped formation. Scroll down for video . Stunning images have emerged of a new island that has formed off the coast of Tonga - although scientists say it could soon disappear . Hunga Tonga-Hunga Ha'apai sits beneath the ocean 39 miles (62km) northwest of Tonga's capital Nuku'alofa. The volcano gets its name from the two islands it is situated between - Hunga Tonga and Hunga Ha'apai. It is said to be part of the volcanic Pacific Ring of Fire and is believed to one of a 36 undersea volcanoes in that region. A short-lived eruption in March 2009, lasted for almost a week. At the time, geologists said the eruption originated from two volcanic vents - one was located on Hunga Ha'apai, while the other was around 330ft (100m) offshore. The two vents spewed so much debris, however, they created a new land mass. Source: Atlas Obscura . Hotel owner GP Orbassano, along with a friend and his son, arrived at one of the island's three black beaches on Saturday. 'It was a perfect day, with fantastic views – bright blue sky and the sea was the same colour as the sky,' GP Orbassano, one of the locals, told Tonga's Matangi Online. The island is made mainly of scoria, which is a dark coloured volcanic rock that can sometimes contain crystals. The holes in the material form when gases that were dissolved in the magma come out of solution as it erupts . Scientists believe the dimensions of the new island are about 1.1 miles (1.8 km) by 0.9 miles (1.5km), and that it rises about 328ft (100 metres) above the sea. Orbassano admitted that the climb was dangerous as a result of the excessive heat on the dark landscape, according to Matangi Online. However, he said the natural beauty of the location could make it into a popular tourist attraction before the island disappears in a few months. The island was first spotted in an image taken by the Pleiades satellite on 19 January 2015. The Hunga Tonga-Hunga Ha'apai underwater volcano, that created the formation, is located between two land masses in the Tonga archipelago - Hunga Tonga and Hunga Ha'apai. They said the surface of the island was still warm and, after climbing to the highest point of its crater, they caught sight of a vast green lake which smelled of sulphur. 'The island is double the size of Fafa. There is a lot of rock, it's not just ash. It looks like the moon,' said Orbassano. The region is dubbed Ring of Fire because of the high levels of seismic activity in the area. Hunga Tonga's latest eruption began on 19 December

Summary: Island started forming in January after a volcano close to Tonga exploded underwater and then expanded . Images taken by three men who climbed to the peak of the island 40 miles (65 km) north of capital Nuku'alofa . They said the surface of the island was still warm and it contained a vast green lake which smelled of sulphur . New island is 1.1 miles (1.8 km) by 0.9 miles (1.5km), and it rises about 328ft (100 metres) above the sea .


An average smartphone contains 41 different elements - and last year alone 1.2 billion of the handsets were sold globally. This is causing an imbalance between the supply of metals and metalloids and their demand from consumers - a concept referred to as 'criticality.' Researchers have now assessed the criticality of all 62 metallic-based elements on the Periodic Table to reveal which are most at risk and what that means for our gadgets in the long-term. Researchers from Yale University assessed the 'criticality' of 62 metals on the Periodic Table. They discovered at at least 33 of these (shown) are used for circuit boards. Criticality looks at which materials will become harder to find, which will have the highest environmental costs and which are irreplaceable . Metal criticality is analysed in three ways - supply risk, vulnerability to supply restriction (VSR) and environmental implications. Put simply, supply risk is the probability that a necessary raw material will run out. VSR is an index used to work out how likely a particular element will become restricted based on how much its used and how abundant it is. This index considers restrictions put upon supply from companies or countries, for example. Metal criticality is analysed in three ways - supply risk, vulnerability to supply restriction (VSR) and environmental implications. Put simply, supply risk is the probability that a necessary raw material becomes unavailable. VSR is an index used to work out how likely a particular element will become restricted based on how much its used and how abundant it is. This index considers restrictions put upon supply from companies or countries, for example. And in terms of the environment, researchers assess what costs mining certain materials, as well as the materials themselves, have on the environment and then the likelihood that this may also lead to restrictions. Lead, for example, was banned in many products after governments and companies learnt of its dangers to the environment and began prohibiting how much it was used. An overall score is awarded to each element within each category and the higher the score, the more at risk that element is. And in terms of the environment, researchers assess what costs mining certain materials, as well as the materials themselves, have on the environment and then the likelihood that this may also lead to restrictions. Lead, for example, was banned in many products after governments and companies learnt of its dangers to the environment and began prohibiting how much it was used. Using these three categories, researchers from Yale University led by Professor Thomas Graedel were able to see which metals and metalloids are most at risk within each group. Many of the metals traditionally used in manufacturing, including zinc, copper, and aluminum, are not at risk, explained Professor Graedel. However, the newer or less-common metals used in smartphones, infrared optics, and medical imaging, are vulnerable. The team's results show that the limitations for many important metals used in smartphones and other gadgets are largely those related to supply risk. These include gallium used in processor chips and

Summary: Researchers assessed the 'criticality' of 62 metals on the Periodic Table . Criticality looks at which materials will become harder to find, which will have the highest environmental costs and which are irreplaceable . Paper found that supplies of gallium, arsenic and selenium are high-risk . These compounds are needed for circuit boards, batteries and more .


Killer pilot Andreas Lubitz can be heard responding ‘hopefully’ and ‘we’ll see’ when he ran through in-flight landing checks with the captain of his doomed aircraft. His chilling responses came just a few moments before he encouraged Patrick Sondenheimer to go the toilet and took control of the flight. Later Mr Sondenheimer is heard shouting ‘open the god damn door!’ as he desperately tried to break back into the cockpit. The exchange was revealed yesterday as pictures of Lubitz as a child and a teenager emerged, and it was claimed his girlfriend may be pregnant. Scroll down for video . New photographs: Pictures of killer pilot Andreas Lubitz as a teenager (left) and child (right) emerged yesterday, along with a yearbook entry . Grim task: Rescue workers inspect the remains of the Germanwings Airbus A320 and its victims at the site of the crash, near Seyne-les-Alpes . Passengers screamed as Mr Sondenheimer attempted to smash his way in with a crowbar after Lubitz locked him out and put the plane into a descent. But the only sound from the cockpit was Lubitz breathing as the aircraft plummeted at 3,500 feet per minute before smashing into the French Alps, killing all 150 of those on board. The transcript from the plane’s black box recorder revealed Lubitz’s responses to the landing checks and him calmly encouraging Mr Sondenheimer to go the toilet. After Mr Sondenheimer left him at the controls, he switched the autopilot from the cruising altitude of 38,000ft to 96ft – a move that was certain to crash the plane over the Alps. German investigators have found torn-up sicknotes in Lubitz’s Dusseldorf flat which showed he had hidden the extent of his illness from his employers. At least one of the medical certificates covered the day of the crash last Tuesday. The 27-year-old was also said to be ‘living on the edge’ because he feared that his deteriorating blurred vision would cost him his pilot’s licence. And his relationship with blonde maths teacher, named by German media as Kathrin Goldbach, was said to be in trouble, with local reports suggesting she may have been pregnant. Maths teacher Kathrin Goldbach – who had planned to marry Lubitz next year – reportedly told pupils that she was ‘going to be a mum.’ Search: The speed of the crash meant that most of it was obliterated and no bodies have been discovered intact . Debris: A road is now being built to the crash site in the Alps near the French town of Digne-les-Bains in an attempt to help recovery workers . She was also said to have travelled to the scene of the crash, only to arrive and discover that he was the perpetrator of the disaster. Miss Goldbach, 26, told the pupils at the Gesamtschule in Krefeld, near Dusseldorf, she was pregnant, German newspaper Bild reported. The pair met as teenagers while working together at a Burger King in his home town of Montabaur. They moved together to Dusseldorf and shared a flat after he qualified as a pilot around four years ago.

Summary: Responses came moments before 27-year-old Andreas Lubitz encouraged Patrick Sondenheimer to go to toilet . Took control of flight before Mr Sondenheimer is heard shouting 'open the door!' as he tries to break back in . Passengers screamed as Mr Sondenheimer attempted to smash in with a crowbar after Lubitz locked him out . Photos of Lubitz as a child and a teenager emerged yesterday, and it's claimed his girlfriend may be pregnant .


The FBI is investigating after several websites in the US were hacked by someone claiming to be from ISIS. Websites including a racecar speedway in the state of Ohio, a cocktail bar in Massachusetts, a Goodwill center in Missouri and a church in Canada were defaced with the radical group's black flag. Attacks against similar low-profile websites were also recorded in Montana, New York, Massachusetts and Minnesota, NBC reported. Hacked: The ISIS imagery started appearing on various websites including the Southwest Montana credit union . The hacking has spread to Europe with the Dublin Rape Crisis Centre in Ireland the latest site to have its homepage topped by a picture of the black ISIS flag and the words 'hacked by ISIS, we are everywhere.' A Flash audio plugin played what appeared to be a song in Arabic. Eldora Speedway General Manager Roger Slack told WLWT of Cincinnati: 'All of a sudden, our website was taken over by a hacker that took over a header stating that the website was now under the control of the Islamic State,' The FBI said it was aware of the incidents and 'is contacting the impacted parties' though experts believe it is likely to be a hoax. Bad taste: Moerlein Lager House (left) and Dublin rape crisis were two of several websites hacked and daubed in ISIS message. The FBI are investigating although many think it is a hoax . Evan Kohlmann of Flashpoint Intelligence, told NBC: 'There are no indications that the individuals behind these latest hacks have any real connection to ISIS, and these defacements have taken place amid a spate of recent attacks where ordinary hackers have cynically used far-fetched references to ISIS as a means of attracting media attention.' Southwest Montana Community Federal Credit Union's site has remained down, with the message 'Under Construction.' Chief executive, Tom Dedman, said the site was offline so a security specialist could investigate. The hacks over the weekend appeared on websites with little or no link to one another, fueling speculation the terrorist organisation was not responsible. Silver Bow County Sheriff Ed Lester told station KTVM of Butte that no account information was compromised. He said: 'I don't think ISIS agents would be interested in a hack like this,' Lester said. 'I think this is more likely a domestic hacker rather than international cyberterrorism.'

Summary: FBI investigating after several websites defaced with ISIS imagery . Websites targeted appear to have no links to one another . Experts believe cyber attacks are a hoax by a domestic hacker .


A principal has claimed radicalisation is not a problem at his Islamic school because he tells pupils that the Islamic State death cult is manufactured by Western countries. Al-Taqwa College Principal Omar Hallak reportedly shows his almost 2,000 students ‘evidence’ that Islamic State terrorists are ‘not linked to Islam’. ‘We don’t believe Muslims are creating IS,’ Mr Hallak told The Age. He believes that the murder and brutality carried out by Islamic State terrorists is actually a plot by Western countries to control oil in the Middle East. The school, which is based in Melbourne’s outer-west, Victoria, is focussed on educating Australian Muslims that ‘follow Australian Law’, he said. ‘In the mosque, we talk to them many times. We show them evidence it's not linked to Islam,’ Mr Hallak explained. Al-Taqwa College Principal Omar Hallak reportedly tells his pupils that Islamic State is a plot manufactured by Western countries . He said his Islamic school in Melbourne doesn't have problem with radicalisation . The principle’s belief that IS is simply a plot caused by Israel and America stems from his theory that the terrorists use ‘shiny new equipment’. Al-Taqwa College is an independent primary and secondary school. Daily Mail Australia has contacted Mr Hallak for comment. A spokesman for the Islamic Friendship Association of Australia Keysar Trad told Fairfax Radio on Monday the principle was just trying to discourage young people from joining the terror group. 'I can understand anyone taking offence to being in any way implicated in the type of crimes that IS has been reported to have done,' Mr Trad said. 'But in the bigger picture scheme of things, the real issues are that we have to find as many ways as possible to convince young people to keep away from this group and have negative feelings towards this group.' Instead of criticising the principal for blaming the West, Mr Trad said the principal should be told 'we appreciate what you're doing, but we don't need the "us and them" approach'. Abdullah Elmir, a 17-year-old Australian who went missing from his home in Sydney’s west at the end of June 2014, is fighting with Islamic State terrorists . Mr Trad said IS had done an 'unprecedented level of damage' to the image of Islam. He said there was a minority view that it was 'a plot from forces outside of Islam', either the West or Syria's Asad regime. Mr Hallak's remarks come after more than 100 Australians are thought to have flown to Syria and Iraq to fight with the Islamic State terrorists so far. Radicalised teens include Abdullah Elmir, a 17-year-old Australian who went missing from his home in Sydney’s west at the end of June 2014, and Melbourne school boy Jake Bilardi. The 18-year-old died in a suicide mission in central Iraq last week after travelling to Iraq with a ‘death wish’ last year after dropping out of school. Schoolboy Jake Bilardi was killed in a suicide bomb in Iraq last week after becoming radicalised online in Melbourne . On Sunday night his devastated father John Bilardi

Summary: Principal says his school doesn't have a radicalisation problem . Omar Hallak tells pupils Islamic State isn't created by Muslims . Mr Hallak runs the Al-Taqwa College in Melbourne . He believes Islamic State is an oil grabbing plot by Western countries .


Emmanuel Adebayor has promised to try and win back the Tottenham fans after ending his first team exile with a return at Manchester United. Adebayor admits he has come through a 'dark moment' and has fallen from favour at a club where he was a goal hero this time last year. He understands how quickly things change in football and issued a warning to Harry Kane on this score, but vowed to join forces as they attempt to salvage Spurs' top four aspirations. Emmanuel Adebayor made his first appearance since January as Tottenham lost 3-0 to Manchester United . The Togo international has vowed to win back the supporters after going through a 'dark moment' Leicester (home) - March 21 . Burnley (away) - April 5 . Aston Villa (home) - April 11 . Newcastle (away) - April 19 . Southampton (away) - April 25 . Manchester City (home) - May 2 . Stoke (away) - May 9 . Hull (home) - May 16 . Everton (away) - May 24 . 'I went through a little bit of a dark moment in my career but now I am back training hard and that's it,' said the Togo international. 'A lot of things went wrong. We are all human beings. We all go through a lot at certain time of our lives. I think I have learned from it. I went through a lot of family issues. As I said earlier on, now it is behind me and I am back on the football pitch. I am very glad to be back.' Adebayor, 31, returned as a late substitute at Old Trafford on Sunday, his first appearance for nearly two months, during which he returned to Africa to address family problems. While he was out 21-year-old Kane has reinforced his position as Tottenham's first-choice striker. Adebayor said: 'I'm very happy and pleased for Harry Kane, who has been doing fantastic. In football, we all have our moments. He is a young lad that came out and at the moment, I think he is the only one that can save our season, like I did the last season. 'Two years ago, it was Gareth Bale. So you know, football is always changing. I am very happy for him, very pleased for him. He is a young lad. He is learning through his difficult moment as well but he is fantastic player. VIDEO Top four still possible - Pochettino . Adebayor has fallen out of favour with Spurs boss Mauricio Pochettino and had been criticised by fans . Adebayor had not featured for Tottenham since the end of January in the 2-1 FA Cup defeat by Leicester . Tottenham's defeat by United left them six points adrift of the top four places . 'If he keeps scoring two goals every weekend, he can help us into the top four. But don't get me wrong, now people are starting to get to know him and what he can do and what he cannot do, his positives and negatives on the pitch. 'But he is an intelligent

Summary: Tottenham lost 3-0 to Manchester United at Old Trafford on Sunday . Emmanuel Adebayor made his first appearance for Spurs since January 24 . The Togo Striker had not even been named in the squad in recent weeks . Adebayor admits he went through a 'dark moment' but is now back . Forward wants to win back fans as Spurs look to salvage top-four hopes . CLICK HERE for all the latest Tottenham Hotspur news .


An extremely rare £1 coin dating back to the start of English Civil War is expected to fetch £50,000 at auction. The solid silver 1643 Declaration Pound was struck in Oxford, which was Charles I's seat of power after he withdrew from London. Charles was beheaded just six years after the coin was created, but an inscription on the back declares the King's belief that he could not be toppled. An extremely rare £1 coin from the start of English Civil War is expected to fetch £50,000 at auction . The coin was made as the a new mint was set up in the city and was created to launch an official currency for parts of the country under the King's command. The legend on the back of the coin translates as 'Let God arise and let His enemies be scattered', symbolising the King's belief in the 'absolute monarch'. The words were a declaration of the King's power, but this belief in an almighty monarchy caused some of the tensions which led to the Civil War between the Royalist Cavaliers and the Parliamentarian Roundheads. The large coin, which is more two inches across and remains in good condition, was passed down through one family for generations but the current owner did not realise its value. Timothy Medhurst, a coin specialist and auctioneer at Duke's Auctioneers in Dorchester, Dorset, where the coin will be sold, said it was the type of item he dreams of finding. 'This coin marked Charles I's attempts to regain his failing power and it represents a pivotal moment in the history of the British Isles,' he said. Charles I was beheaded just six years after the coin was created, but an inscription on the back declares the King's belief that he could not be toppled . 'It is a coin which is rare to find and it will cause a stir in the coin collecting world. 'The value of coins from this period are at an all-time high, and it will be highly sought after. 'The coin has been handed down through several generations to the current owner, who had no idea of its value and is as excited about the auction as I am. 'It is fair to say that 1643 was a crucial year in the history of the Civil War and it is fascinating to think that this coin was produced by hand, in silver, at such a tumultuous time. 'It was only six years after this coin was struck that Charles I was beheaded and labelled as "tyrant, traitor, murderer and public enemy" by the 59 judges who found him guilty of high treason.' The English Civil War (1642-1651) was a series of armed conflicts and political machinations between the Roundheads and Cavaliers in the Kingdom of England. It led to Charles I being beheaded and his son being exiled in 1649 as the monarchy was replaced by a protectorate, led by Oliver Cromwell. After Cromwell's death, his son Richard was unable to maintain the confidence of the New Model Army, causing the protectorate

Summary: Rare English Civil War era coin could fetch up to £50,000 at auction . 1643 Declaration Pound made just 6 years before Charles I was beheaded . But inscription on back contains King's belief that he could not be toppled . Coin was passed down through a family but owner did not realise its value .


Bill Cosby stood up to hecklers at a performance in Baltimore on Friday night. At one point during the show a man stood up and yelled; '38 women spoke up and called you a rapist. 38 women!' As fans of Cosby screamed 'Shut up!' at the man, he quieted the audience and spoke directly to the protester. 'I am going to handle this the way I want it handled,' he said. Scroll down for video . Bill Cosby's performance in Baltimore was filled with protesters and at least one heckler in the venue . During his show a man stood up and screamed; '38 women spoke up and called you a rapist. 38 women!' (Protesters from outside his Denver show earlier this year above) 'Just remain calm,' Cosby told the audience according to The Washington Post. 'We are here to enjoy my gift. We are not here to argue. Let those people speak. We will find them and ask them to leave.' A few minutes later, the man was located and escorted out of the 2,500-seat Modell Performing Arts Center, which was notably empty. This as venues have stopped selling water during Cosby's performances, afraid someone may throw it at him during his set. One attendee said he only got tickets after a friend's wife refused to go following the recent allegations, and he was more there to see the hoopla surrounding the event than the actual show. This happened on the same day two more women (above with gloria Allred) came forward to say they were drugged and raped by Cosby . Outside the venue, over 30 protesters greeted guests as they went into the auditorium, along with two individuals who were there in support of Cosby. 'I have been sexually assaulted,' one of the supporters, Zeanyanna Johnson, told The Baltimore Sun. 'I know what it feels like. But the man hasn't been charged with a crime, and the man hasn't gone to court. The Bible says, "Judge not, lest you be judged."' Earlier that day, two more women, Margie Shapiro and Sunni Welles, came forward to claim they were drugged and raped by Cosby as teenagers. Cosby has continued to maintain his innocence.

Summary: Bill Cosby's performance in Baltimore was filled with protesters and at least one heckler in the venue . During his show a man stood up and screamed; '38 women spoke up and called you a rapist. 38 women!' Fans of Cosby told the man to 'Shut up!' while Cosby urged everyone to be quiet while ushers looked for the man to escort him out . 'We are here to enjoy my gift. We are not here to argue. Let those people speak. We will find them and ask them to leave,' said Cosby . Meanwhile, venues have stopped serving beverages during the shows for fear someone may throw a drink on Cosby . This happened on the same day two more women came forward to say they were drugged and raped by Cosby .


The FBI has identified two people who were shot outside the National Security Agency's headquarters on Monday after allegedly stealing an SUV they were driving from a motel. Kevin Lamont Fleming, 20, and his friend Ricky 'Maya' Shawatza Hall, 27, were allegedly picked up in Baltimore by another man on Sunday night before 'partying' at nearby lodgings in Howard County. The unidentified 60-year-old Baltimore driver went to the bathroom on Monday morning and discovered that both his passengers and his Ford Escape SUV had gone, he told police. Hall, the driver who identifies as a woman, allegedly took the SUV onto NSA grounds shortly after and refused police commands to halt. The driver and passenger, who were both dressed as women and have criminal records, were subsequently shot by a guard outside the facility. Scroll down for videos . Ricky 'Maya' Shawatza Hall, (left) 27, of Baltimore, has been identified as the driver and Kevin Fleming, (right) 20, as the passenger of an SUV that charged towards the NSA gates on Monday morning . Hall died at the scene and Fleming was injured in the shooting along with a guard believed to have been in the rammed police vehicle. Above, a white sheet appears to cover a body outside the the SUV . The Ford Escape is thought to have been stolen from the Terrace Motel in Elkridge, Maryland, where Hall and Fleming went with an unidentified 60-year-old man early Monday morning to 'party' Members of the Baltimore transvestite community said that Hall lived in an abandoned apartment in the city and noted that something had been off about her behavior recently . Hall, identified by the FBI Tuesday, died at the scene, though police have not said how she died. Her lawyer said that Hall was a transgender individual who identified as a woman and had a long criminal record, according to the Wall Street Journal. She had previous convictions for armed robbery, assault, theft and prostitution. The prostitution conviction was from 2007, according to court records. She received a year's probation. She had also been charged with stealing a bottle of methadone from a woman's pocket last year. Baltimore City public defender said 'He’s a young man with a very, very troubled past,' and had an upcoming parole violation hearing in July that could have sent her to prison her several years. Members of Baltimore's transvestite community said that she lived in an abandoned apartment building in Baltimore with other transvestites, according to Wbal-Tv. 'I'm sure that they didn't leave their house knowing that they wouldn't come home that day or that that would be the end, Jamia Leonard, who had known Hall for eight months, said. It was not immediately clear if Hall and Fleming had been living in the same house. Leonard said that something had been off with Hall's behavior recently. "In the last couple of days, I knew something was wrong. I didn't know exactly what was going on but I could hear him talking out of his head.' 'He would travel from this abandoned house

Summary: NSA guard shot Kevin Fleming, 20, and his friend Ricky Shawatza Hall, 27 who tried to ram through secure entrance of Fort Meade on Monday . Fleming was flown to hospital with serious injuries; Hall died at scene . It is thought pair stole car from motel where they 'partied' with 60-year-old . Hall had previous convictions for assault, robbery and prostitution . Aerial footage of scene shows that the SUV crashed into a police cruiser . Cocaine and a gun were found in the crashed stolen vehicle .


Rare heart condition: Sarah Brautigam (pictured), of Doncaster, has been close to death dozens of times . A canoeist with a rare heart condition has been pronounced clinically dead 36 times in a year. Sarah Brautigam, 21, of Doncaster, South Yorkshire, has been close to death dozens of times due to an affliction which makes her heart stop beating - and said that each time her hearing is the last thing to go. The former Great Britain canoeist saw her life turned upside down four years ago when she was diagnosed with a condition called postural orthostatic tachycardia syndrome. Miss Brautigam, who wants to be a burlesque dancer, has rapid palpitations that cause her heart to stop beating and her blood pressure to fall to what doctors record as clinically dead. On occasion she has to wait up to 30 minutes for her heart to refill with blood. She also suffers joint hypermobility syndrome, which means her joints are more prone to injury and dislocation. The two combined resulted in her visiting A&E 64 times in the same year. But Miss Brautigam insisted that she is determined not to let the conditions hold her back. She said: ‘There are signs before it happens - I’ll feel dizzy or sick and really tired and then I feel as though I’m falling asleep. ‘I can hear everything around me and feel as though I’m trying to shout but nothing is coming out. They say when you die your hearing is the last thing to go and that’s been my experience. ‘After an attack I’ll wake up and my chest will be killing and I’m really tired.’ Miss Brautigam said each time her heart stops medics have to inflict pain on her to shock her into coming back to life. She cannot be given CPR until her heart has re-filled with blood. She said: ‘When it happens paramedics try and do anything to inflict pain to try and shock me into coming back to life. 'A lot of the time I’ll wake up with big bruises. On one occasion they ripped an acrylic nail off but that still didn’t make me flinch.’ In hospital: A combination of her postural orthostatic tachycardia syndrome and joint hypermobility syndrome have resulted in Miss Brautiga visiting A&E 64 times in the same year . Miss Brautigam was a canoeing fanatic who made it to the GB squad and was training six days a week when she was diagnosed and her dreams 'came crashing down'. She was told she could no longer take part in the sport and her dreams of joining the Navy were also left in tatters. Even getting a job and driving were affected by the condition. Miss Brautigam added: ‘I had 10 years of being out every weekend canoeing and being so active and it all came crashing down. I piled on the weight because I couldn’t exercise and was really upset. ‘I can’t even work at the minute because I would need a job that could be very flexible. Then I was told I couldn’t

Summary: Sarah Brautigam, of Doncaster, has been close to death dozens of times . Former GB canoeist, 21, has postural orthostatic tachycardia syndrome . Miss Brautigam has rapid palpitations that cause heart to stop beating . On occasion she has to wait 30 minutes for her heart to refill with blood .


The alleged rapist who was lynched by a mob in India offered his victim £50 to keep quiet about the attack, she has claimed. Shocking pictures showed the angry mob of 2,000 people after they broke into a prison, kidnapped the man, stripped him naked and mercilessly beat him to death in front of a frenzied crowd. The man allegedly raped a student from a local women's college on February 24, and he was arrested a day later. Now the alleged rape survivor has spoken out, accusing the lynched man of giving her £50 to not tell anyone about the attack. Scroll down for video . Furious: Several thousand people gathered as the man (pictured, top) accused of raping a girl last month was mercilessly beaten to death . Lynched: The gang overpowered security at the Central Jail in the city of Dimapur and grabbed the man before beating him to death. It is unclear whether he is dead in this shocking image . Shocking: The man allegedly raped a student from a local women's college multiple times in February and he was arrested a day later . Offer: The woman says that the man offered her £50 to keep quiet about the alleged attack . Speaking anonymously to a local TV station, the woman said: 'The accused person was my neighbour. 'It was only after the incident...he told me, he gave me the money to keep silent...I took the money and gave it at the police station.' The pictures showed the mob after they overpowered security at the Central Jail in the city of Dimapur and grabbed the man. According to local media reports, he died while being dragged four miles through the streets as people beat and pelted him with stones. It was reported that the crowd tore down two gates before dragging him to the town's clock tower. It was said they also set fire to homes and shops in an area where the suspect ran his business. Several people were injured when police used batons and opened fire, while officers were hurt when the mob pelted them with stones in Nagaland state in northeast India. A 25-year-old believed to be part of the mob was injured when police opened fire and he later died in hospital. The police later removed the man's body. Accused: The alleged rapist has been identified as a 35-year-old used car trader, according to The Indian Express . Protesters: A mass rally was held in Dimapur by those who oppose the rape of a student last month . But the family of the lynched man have maintained his innocence and say the medical report of the rape complainant proves that she was not sexually assaulted. The man has been named by Indian media as Syed Sarif Uddin Khan and his brother Jamal said the killing was 'politically motivated' and accused police of 'falsely implicating his brother on behest of Naga groups, who want to root out non-tribals from the state'. Nagaland's indigenous tribal groups, especially the largest Naga tribe, have for years accused the

Summary: Woman who was allegedly raped says man tried to buy her silence . The anonymous victim claims the man offered her 5,000 Indian Rupees . But she handed it to the police, who later arrested the man . Violent mob broke into prison in Dimapur city and kidnapped alleged rapist . Stripped and dragged four miles while being beaten and pelted with stones . WARNING: GRAPHIC CONTENT .


After helping families tackle domestic violence as a welfare officer, a Sydney woman has herself become an alleged victim of the epidemic. In a family marred by tragedy, Salwa Haydar became its latest casualty on Monday night when her husband allegedly stabbed the 45-year-old mother to death in their southern Sydney home. Police accuse Haydar Haydar, 58, of killing his wife some time after 6.30pm, before handing himself into Kogarah police station at 7pm. They said the couple's 18-year-old daughter Ola Haydar tried to intervene but suffered serious hand injuries and was taken to hospital. Salwa Haydar was 'violently' murdered in her Bexley home in Sydney's south on Monday evening . Police have charged Haydar with the murder of his wife and wounding with intent to inflict grievous bodily harm in relation to the injury to his daughter. The brutal attack was a shock to former employer, Arab Council CEO Randa Kattan, who knew Mrs Haydar for her work helping other families through domestic violence and troubled times. 'She was very caring, for her family or to her clients,' Ms Kattan told AAP. 'We are absolutely shocked and devastated.' There had been no indication of domestic violence in Ms Haydar's Bexley home, she said. When she died, Ms Haydar had been working for Quitline. Mrs Haydar's death comes nine years after her mother was killed in a bombing in southern Lebanon. She was heartbroken when she learned of the loss via a news report. Her daughter Ola Haydar (pictured) was also injured in the attack, which allegedly took place at the hands of Mrs Haydar's husband Haydar Haydar . 'They said one of the people that (was) killed was my mum, and they said her name and I just went in shock. Like ... I screamed, I hit myself, I said, `It can't be my mum',' she told ABC's Lateline at the time. 'I can't believe it, I still can't believe it.' Superintendent David Donahue said a post mortem revealed the alleged killing was brutal. 'It was quite a violent attack,' he said. 'It's disturbing.' The couple's teenager Ola remains in a Sydney hospital where she is being treated by a specialist surgeon. Haydar will remain in custody following a Kogarah Local Court appearance on Tuesday where he did not apply for bail. Mrs Haydar is pictured here in 2007, speaking about the death of her mother who died in a a bombing in southern Lebanon . He briefly looked to a group of supporters in court on Tuesday, who left in tears after police led him away. Magistrate Christine Haskett adjourned the case until April 9 at Central Local Court. Superintendent Donahue said police were still searching for a motive. '(Domestic violence) is a matter that we deal with the most,' he said. 'We deal with it every day.' In the 12 months to September 2014, 24 women in NSW were victims of domestic-violence related murders. In a similar vein Destroy the Joint has been 'counting dead women', in a campaign aimed at highlighting the domestic violence epidemic in Australia. According

Summary: Salwa Haydar was stabbed to death in her home in Bexley on Monday . Her husband Haydar Haydar, 58, has been charged with her murder . Their daughter Old Haydar, 18, was injured when she tried to intervene . Mrs Haydar was a welfare officer, helped others tackle domestic violence .


A married New Jersey English teacher was indicted Wednesday on charges that she engaged in improper relationships with three of her male students, including having an alleged sexual relationship with one of them. Nicole McDonough, 32, of Mount Olive, was arrested December 30 on suspicion of having sex with an 18-year-old student while employed as a teacher at Mendham High School. However a subsequent investigation now sees her facing three charges of official misconduct, with prosecutors saying McDonough engaged in improper 'communication' and 'fraternization' with two other male students, who were also 18. Prosecutors did not elaborate on the kind of fraternizing the mother-of-two allegedly took part in. Indicted: High school English teacher Nicole McDonough - seen here at her first court appearance in January - was indicted Wednesday on charges of engaging in improper relationships with three her male students, all 18, including having an alleged sexual relationship with one of them . According to The Daily Record, the alleged sexual relationship occurred in April, May, and June of 2013. The relationships with the other two students then allegedly occurred in April, May, and June of 2014. Additionally, NJ.com have reported that McDonough does not face any sex charges because all three alleged victims were 18. The prosecution made it clear they believe she was only sexual with one of the boys. The indictment outlined that McDonough committed second-degree official misconduct because she 'did commit acts relating to her office, but constitutionally unauthorized exercises of her official functions'. Charged: Nicole McDonough (above) was arrested in December after reportedly having sex with an 18-year-old student. An investigation found she had 'improper relations' with two others, police say . McDonough did so 'with the purpose to obtain a benefit for herself, specifically emotional, mental and/or physical sexual gratification', the indictment said. Timothy Smith, McDonough's attorney, said Friday he would seek to have the indictment dismissed and called it a 'rogue prosecution' that incorrectly applies official misconduct laws. Official misconduct is punishable upon conviction by up to 10 years in prison with a minimum of five years to be served before parole consideration. Scene: McDonough, a married mother of two, worked as an English teacher at West Morris Mendham High School in Morristown, New Jersey . According to NJ.com, McDonough 'teaches honors and International Baccalaureate-level English courses at the high school' and 'holds a bachelor's degree in English Literature from the College of St. Elizabeth.' Describing herself on the school's website she writes; 'Although teaching is one of my many passions, I am also a mom, a personal trainer, and a cross-fitter. I am a mother of two amazing girls. We also have a puggle named Tegan.' She closes by saying; 'The classroom is one of my many loves and I am excited to return to start a full year of school!' Authorities have not released any of the student's names.

Summary: Nicole McDonough, of Mount Olive, New Jersey, was indicted on three counts of official misconduct Wednesday . The 32-year-old married mother of two and English teacher at West Morris Mendham High School was arrested December 30 . Allegedly had improper relations with three 18-year-old male students . Had a 'physical sexual relationship' with one . McDonough pleaded not guilty at her first court appearance in January .


Theresa May is seen as a more likely Tory leader than Boris Johnson by the party’s future MPs, a poll has found. The Home Secretary regularly appears at the top of polls of party members of their favourite politician. But Mrs May is also better liked than the London Mayor among those candidates on a ‘Future MPs Panel’, according to the survey conducted by Populus. Leading the charge: Theresa May (left) is a more likely Tory leader than Boris Johnson (right) a poll of future MPs has found . It found one in four of those questioned thought she would be the next party leader – whether there is a leadership election later this year in the wake of a Tory election defeat or in six years. Some 26 per cent of those asked backed Mrs May, compared to 22 per cent for Mr Johnson, and 12 per cent for Sajid Javid, rising star of the Tory Right, who is Culture Secretary. The poll will disappoint those Tories who want Chancellor George Osborne to succeed Mr Cameron, who did not register as a potential future leader. Mrs May is seen by allies as Britain’s Angela Merkel and is the longest serving home secretary in more than 50 years. She will challenge Mr Johnson – whom she is thought to regard as a ‘faintly ridiculous figure’ – if the Tories lose the election and Mr Cameron stands down. Mr Johnson is expected to return to Parliament as MP for Uxbridge, having been selected as the party’s candidate for the election, while continuing in his role as mayor. Future Labour MPs told Populus that Andy Burnham, the shadow health secretary, was favourite to be the party’s next leader. One in four picked the Merseyside MP and former arch Blairite whose politics have become notably more left wing in recent years. Close behind him was Shadow Business Secretary Chuka Umunna on 22 per cent and Yvette Cooper, shadow home secretary, on 21 per cent. Populus interviewed 147 MPs and prospective parliamentary candidates between January 20 and February 13, all of whom are expected to win their seats.

Summary: May often top of the polls as favourite politician by party member . 26% backed Mrs May compared to 22% for Mr Johnson . Seen by allies as Britain's Angela Merkel - chancellor of Germany . Shadow health secretary Andy Burnham favourite for next Labour leader .


Most toddlers are very good at belly aching for sweets and dragging their feet on a supermarket trip. Michael McBride, however, is more of a help than a hindrance to his mother – making sure she gets the right change at the checkout. The three-year-old spends his time calculating the cost of groceries as he marches around the aisles adding up the weekly food basket. Scroll down for video . Michael McBride is just three years old and can already count to 10 in four languages, including Russian and Japanese and do his 14 times table. He has an IQ of 145 - just a few points off the level required for Mensa . Michael's mother Emma Greenwood (right) said they started to realise his intellectual skills when he began learning words and numbers from her iPad when he was just 18 months old, now he calculates her bills . Not that his talents stop there. While most children of his age can only count to five, he has taught himself how to count to ten in four languages – English, Spanish, Russian and Japanese – and learnt his 14 times table. In fact he has an IQ of 145 and is already close to qualifying for Mensa. Tests found he had a reading and spelling age of eight and one expert was amazed at how he could converse like an adult. Michael has never had any formal tutoring and instead started to teach himself numbers and words on his mother’s iPad. He quickly learnt how to read eight-letter words and now corrects mother Emma, 39, if she misreads his bedtime story book. Yet his family say he also loves riding his bike and splashing in puddles like any other young boy. Mother-of-two Emma, a postal worker from Yate, Bristol, said: ‘We don’t push him because we are content to let him be himself – but he just teaches himself. Michael can read to himself and experts said his scores for logical thinking 'hit the ceiling' when tested . ‘He is quite fascinated by numbers, and also loves big words. ‘His English is very good, but he is like a sponge and his retention is brilliant.’ Emma and husband Anthony, 33, a chef, first noticed Michael’s talent when he was 18 months old and started to learn from educational games on the iPad. But soon he was asking questions his family couldn’t answer. Michael’s grandmother Jenny Greenwood took him to a specialist in Birmingham and tests found he had a reading and spelling age of eight – and an IQ of 145. The UK average is 104. She said: ‘In the last few weeks he has been obsessed with the planets, learning all the names and where they are.’ Michael’s parents have not submitted him for Mensa membership because they feel he is too young, although the youngest-ever member was just two years and four months-old. Membership of the society is reserved for those with an IQ in the top 2 per cent of the population, around 148. IQ can change over

Summary: Michael McBride is three-years-old and can already count to 10 in Russian . At 18 months he began learning words and numbers from mother's iPad . He taught himself Russian and Japanese and can do his 14 times table . Youngster adds up the shopping bill and calculates the correct change . He has an IQ of 145 - just a few points off the level required to join Mensa . Parents Emma, a postwoman, and Anthony, a chef, add he still enjoys 'splashing in puddles' like other boys his age .


Everton manager Roberto Martinez believes his side have finally banished the fear factor which has been holding them back. The 3-0 win over 10-man Newcastle thanks to goals from James McCarthy, Romelu Lukaku and Ross Barkley was the Toffees' first at Goodison Park in the league in 2015. It was a crucial one as it lifted them six points clear of the relegation zone and Martinez believes the basis for the performance was founded in the come-from-behind 2-1 Europa League win over Dynamo Kiev on Thursday. Roberto Martinez believes Everton have finally banished the fear factor which has been holding them back . James McCarthy (right) opened the the scoring against Newcastle and was congratulated by Aaron Lennon . 'It was a big game for us and sometimes that can bring extra pressure in that you play the occasion rather than the game,' he said. 'The perfect preparation was Thursday. Probably Thursday was a real turning point in that moment when we managed to take control of the situation. The first 20 minutes (against Kiev) was as bad as it can be in terms of suffering because you feel the anxiety and responsibility as a player then all of a sudden we found the way we should perform. 'The mindset today wasn't of a team who had fear of losing at home, some of the play was outstanding but when we had to defend and work hard for each other we did that with total composure. 'From scoring the first goal we managed the game really well and I thought we defended really composed. Tim Howard had a big save in the second half but apart from that I thought we protected him very well. Everton were already 2-0 up when Magpies captain Fabricio Coloccini was sent off for a lunge at winger Aaron Lennon and Martinez had no doubts about the straight red card. Romelu Lukaku, having set up McCarthy for the opener, netted Everton's second from the penalty spot . 'I haven't seen the replay but I thought it was reckless and high,' he added. 'If you look at the reaction of the Newcastle players I don't think anyone was surprised when they saw the red card. 'I don't think it was a turning point or the reason why we won because we were very much in control but it always helps.' Newcastle caretaker boss John Carver's initial thoughts were to agree with Martinez but he admits he will closely examine all footage over the next day or two before deciding the next course of action. 'I have looked at it from four or five angles and it is not conclusive,' he said. Ross Barkley celebrates after giving gloss to the victory with a stoppage time strike to make it 3-0 . 'When it actually happened, from the reaction of the Everton players, straight away I thought 'that must be a red'. But when I came in and looked at it, it was very difficult to decide. 'I will look at it again and if it is worthy of a

Summary: Everton beat hapless Newcastle 3-0 at Goodison Park on Sunday . It was their first home Premier League win of 2015 . James McCarthy, Romelu Lukaku and Ross Barkley scored the goals .


Harry Kane lived every boy's childhood dream tonight by scoring on debut for England with just his third touch of the ball. Substituted into the game at the 71st minute, the London-born 21-year-old marked one of the most remarkable debuts in modern English football with a goal scored 80 seconds after taking the field. He also wrote his name into the record books - it was the third fastest goal scored by an England debutant behind John Cock in 1919 and Bill Nicholson, who netted after just 19 seconds on his England debut against Portugal in 1951 to set the record. Scroll down for video . An ecstatic Harry Kane slides to the corner flag as Wembley erupts after he scores on debut with his third touch . Kane nodded in the goal after getting on the end of a cross played in by Raheem Sterling . Here he is pictured celebrating his dream debut as he is crowded by his England team mates . The Wembley crowd erupted with joy when the 21-year-old scored with just his third touch . Kane heads the ball into the back of the net to etch his name into the England record books . It is just the latest step in a Roy of the Rovers-style meteoric rise for the youngster, who hadn't figured in Tottenham's first team plans regularly until the start of the season. Born in Chingford, London, Kane was playing for Ridgeway Rovers in east London - the same youth side David Beckham and Andros Townsend played for - when he was scouted by Gunners spies and joined the club as an eight-year-old. He spent a year in the red half of north London before returning to his amateur childhood side after Arsenal let him leave. From Ridgeway, he joined Watford's youth set up where he spent two months before being snapped up by Tottenham as an 11-year-old. From there he had loan spells of varying success at clubs that include Millwall and Leicester. Kane spent a year playing for Arsenal as a youngster. Here he is pictured bottom left with his team mates . Kane pictured in action against Southampton during his 2012 loan spell with Championship club Millwall . Former club mates, family and coaches have spoken of him as 'grounded', 'level headed' and a 'good natured' person who gives his best day-in day-out on the training pitch. Former Spurs manager David Pleat told the BBC: 'His feet are firmly on the ground. He is a very sensible boy, a modest, humble boy.' And former England striker Clive Allen said he was a 'fine young man' when he worked with him as a 16-year-old. 'You could see from the day he walked in he had a real desire to improve himself as a footballer and the one thing I'd say about him, which unfortunately you don't say about a lot of young footballers, is that he had a passion for the game.' Last month Kane was pictured in Marbella, Spain, treating his childhood sweetheart Katie Goodland to a romantic Valentine's

Summary: London-born footballer Harry Kane scored just 80 seconds into his debut . The 21-year-old scored a header in England's qualifier against Lithuania . Born in Ridgeway, he played for Ridgeway Rovers and Arsenal as a child . He was snapped up by Tottenham at the age of 11 and spent time on loan . Former coaches have described him as 'level headed' and 'humble' He has been dating childhood sweetheart Katie Goodland for three years .


She has been at his side through the highs and lows of Tony McCoy's incredible career since they first met nearly 20 years ago. And today was no different for Chanelle as she watched her husband make his final Cheltenham Festival appearance. She was going through her own emotional journey as the legendary jockey galloped through the field - desperately trying to clinch his third Gold Cup before his retirement from the sport in April. But the joy of victory they have both become accustomed to turned to sadness as he crossed the finish line in ninth place. Over the last two decades, McCoy has dominated horse racing with 19 career championships and 31 winners at Cheltenham alone. Scroll down for video . Passion: Tony McCoy's wife Chanelle (left) passionately willed him on to claim his third Gold Cup victory . Heartbroken: But her relentless optimism soon turned to sheer sadness as her husband crossed the finish like in ninth place . Anticlimax: Championship jockey Tony McCoy could not crown his final Cheltenham Festival with a Gold Cup win . Final days: McCoy said he would retire at the end of the 2014/15 season and his final racecourse appearance will be the Bet365 Gold Cup meeting at Sandown in April 2015 . Today, he was cheered on by a roaring crowd and even royalty such as Princess Anne, her son Peter, Zara Philips and her husband - Rugby World Cup winner Mike Tindall. A host of famous faces including musical director Andrew Lloyd Webber, football commentator John Motson and professional dancer Ola Jordan were also in attendance among the frenzied crowd. But McCoy could not produce the glorious ending they all wanted - losing out to eventual winner Coneygree ridden by Nico de Boinville. But the 40-year-old who is widely regarded as the greatest jockey of all time will still end of the season as champion for the 20th consecutive time. An emotional McCoy admitted after jump racing's biggest meet that the Cheltenham Festival will never be the same for him again. After receiving a special presentation in the winner's enclosure, he said: 'It's disappointing that I won't ever be riding at the Festival again. 'That's something I never wanted to think would happen. It was not something I was ever going to look forward to, that's for sure. It's going to be very different when I come back here next year. 'There'll be some sadness when I do come back not as a jockey, but I love a sport that's been very good to me... Cheltenham is an amazing place with amazing people.' Royalty: Zara Phillips was among the roaring crowd willing Tony McCoy to claim his third Gold Cup at Cheltenham . Enthusiasm: Even Princess Anne (right) could not hide her excitement as she watched the Gold Cup . Cheltenham: Famous faces like musical director Andrew Lloyd Webber and Rugby World Cup winner Mike Tindall (pictured) were in attendance on the final day of the festival . Popular: Jump racing's most famous meeting is also a favourite for royalty -

Summary: Tony McCoy couldn't claim victory in his final Cheltenham Cup appearance . His wife Chanelle passionately cheered him to claim third Gold Cup victory . But she became visibly tearful watching him cross the finish line in ninth place . A roaring crowd, royalty and famous faces attended final day of the event . 'It's an amazing place with amazing people,' an emotional Tony McCoy said .


Seven points. All that separates Premier League leaders Chelsea and third-placed Arsenal, two sides who, up until the last couple of months, were deemed to be having wildly contrasting seasons. How times change. The Gunners are on a hot streak and the champions-in-waiting are stuttering, having drawn their last two league games at fortress Stamford Bridge. Manchester City still sit second despite Saturday evening's deflating defeat by Burnley but Manuel Pellegrini's men are out of form and look increasingly unlikely to retain their crown. Arsenal's players celebrate after Mathieu Flamini's goal in their 3-0 win against West Ham on Saturday . Chelsea captain John Terry looks dejected after his side's 1-1 draw with Southampton on Sunday . Hull (away) - March 22 . Stoke (home) - April 4 . QPR (away) - April 12 . Man United (home) - April 18 . Arsenal (away) - April 26 . Leicester (away) - April 29 . Crystal Palace (home) - May 2 . Liverpool (home) - May 9 . West Brom (away) - May 16 . Sunderland (home) - May 24 . Newcastle (away) - March 21 . Liverpool (home) - April 4 . Burnley (away) - April 11 . Sunderland (home) April 18 *Postponed . Chelsea (home) - April 26 . Hull (away) - May 2 . Swansea (home) - May 9 . Man United (away) - May 16 . West Brom (home) - May 24 . *Due to FA Cup . That leaves Arsene Wenger's side as the biggest threat to Chelsea, something which seemed almost unthinkable come the final hours of New Year's Day. Arsenal fell to sixth on January 1 after a woeful 2-0 defeat by fellow Champions League chasers Southampton, a result best remembered for two Wojciech Szczesny howlers. But, with summer signing David Ospina establishing himself as the club's No 1, the Gunners have been on an upward trajectory ever since. Arsenal overcame a 12-point deficit to beat Manchester United to the Premier League table in May 1998 . The Gunners secured the 1997-98 title with a 4-0 win over Everton at Highbury, lifting the title that day . VIDEO Arsenal still not in title race - Wenger . One league defeat - albeit to north London rivals Tottenham - is the only blot on their record since that forgettable day at St Mary's, while a return of 24 points from a possible 27 is the best in the division. Saturday's comfortable 3-0 win against West Ham was Arsenal's eighth consecutive victory at home, a feat they last achieved at Highbury in 2005. And that run, combined with Chelsea's lacklustre 1-1 draw with Southampton on Sunday, left Jose Mourinho admitting that the north Londoners can be considered title challengers. 'Of course Arsenal are in it,' he said. 'They are seven points behind Chelsea, but have one less match to play than Chelsea. The only defeat in Arsenal's last nine league games came against Tottenham; they've won the other eight . Jose Mourinho (right) has a lot of history with Wenger, and he still believes Arsenal have a chance

Summary: Arsenal are seven points behind Premier League leaders Chelsea . The Gunners host their London rivals at the Emirates on April 26 . Arsene Wenger's side overcame a 12-point deficit to win the title in 1998 . Jose Mourinho insists Arsenal and Manchester City are both in the race . READ: Chelsea have dropped an average of 8.6 points during their final 10 games over the last decade .


A San Francisco man has claimed he is the son of the late former Los Angeles Lakers and Philadelphia 76ers NBA star Wilt Chamberlain. During a 12-year long search to find his real parents, Aaron Levi, 50, received confirmation from his birth mother that the Hall of Fame basketball player is his father. After he found his biological mother 'Elizabeth', whose real name is not used for privacy reasons, the white British woman told him she conceived him after a one-night stand with Chamberlain, he told Sports Illustrated. Documents with background information about Levi's biological parents noted that Elizabeth would not identify the father to protect his name, and that she gave Levi up for adoption because she felt she could not raise a bi-racial child. Scroll down for video . During a 12-year long search to find his birth parents, Aaron Levi (left), 50, received confirmation from his birth mother that the Hall of Fame basketball player, Wilt Chamberlain, is his father. But Chamberlain, who died in 1999, claimed that he would never have a child . The 7'1' star, who once scored 100 points in one game, boasted about having slept with 20,000 women in his memoir, A View From Above. He worked out he slept with, on average, 2.3 women a day since he was 15 years old . Even though the 7'1' star claimed he slept with 20,000 women in his memoir, A View From Above, he maintained until he died in 1999 that he did not have any children. Chamberlain, who once scored 100 points in one game, worked out he slept with on average 2.3 women a day since he was 15 years old. Levi, who stands at 6'5' tall, said that had he known the San Francisco Warrior player was his father 20 years ago, when Chamberlain was still alive, his life would have been completely different. Born in 1965, Levi was raised in Oregon by adoptive parents Don and Harriet, and only knew very few details about his birth parents growing up. 'Elizabeth', whose real name is not used for privacy reasons, said she met Chamberlain at a jazz club in San Francisco and then went out with him a few nights later. She said she had too much to drink and ended up at his apartment, and that night Levi was conceived . He began the search for them in 2003 and got closer to answers after collecting background information in 2004. The information, which is believed to be provided entirely by Elizabeth, said that Levi's mother was a white woman of English-French descent; while details of his father included that he was was a black professional basketball player who was 6'10', born in Kansas and held a Masters degree. However, the details did not exactly match with those of Chamberlain: the NBA star was from Philadelphia and attended the University of Kansas for only three years without obtaining a degree. As he continued to search for more answers, in 2009, Levi received a birth certificate with Elizabeth's name and was eventually connected

Summary: Aaron Levi, 50, said he received confirmation from his biological mother 'Elizabeth', whose real name is not used for privacy reasons . During 12-year long search, he eventually connected with Elizabeth who told him she had one-night stand with Chamberlain and got pregnant . Documents said his birth parents are a white woman with English-French descent and 6'10' black professional basketball player from Kansas . In his 1991 memoir, Chamberlain said he slept with on average 2.3 women a day since he was 15; he died in 1999 .


Liverpool starlet Jerome Sinclair is set to join Wigan on loan until the end of the season. Latics boss Malky Mackay is an admirer of the 18-year-old forward and has contacted the Merseysiders about a temporary deal. Liverpool starlet Jerome Sinclair (left) is set to join Wigan on loan until the end of the season . Wigan hope to have the deal completed by the weekend. Sinclair made his Liverpool debut in a League Cup win over West Brom in 2012 but hasn't made a senior appearance since, though he was recently named in the squad to face Besiktas in the Europa League. The teenager has five England Under 17 caps. Wigan hope to conclude a deal for the 18-year-old forward (right) by the weekend .

Summary: Jerome Sinclair made his Liverpool debut in the League Cup in 2012 . 18-year-old forward hasn't made an appearance since for the Reds . The teenager has five international Under 17 caps for England . READ Sportsmail's profile of Liverpool starlet Sinclair . CLICK HERE for all the latest Liverpool news .