Kurt Zouma has praised Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho's role in his rapid development that has seen the Frenchman become a contender at centre back for both his club and country. The 20-year-old defender has made 20 appearances in his first season at Stamford Bridge, and Mourinho's guidance has seen him keep established starter Gary Cahill out of the side at times. Zouma's form earned a France call-up for the current international break, and he could even earn his first cap in their friendly against Denmark on Sunday night. Kurt Zouma has praised Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho's role in his rapid development with the Blues . Zouma, seen here attempting to tackle Blaise Matuidi, has been called up to the France squad recently . Zouma trains with his French team-mates ahead of their game against Denmark on Sunday evening . Zouma said that Mourinho puts a lot of pressure on his players, but he seems to be thriving under it . And Chelsea's breakthrough star credits his impressive showings that have led him to this point in his career to the manager who signed him for £12million from St Etienne last January. When asked what he had learnt under Mourinho, Zouma said: 'To hate defeat. When you lose it's out of bounds to continue as normal in the evening. When you play for Chelsea you must not accept losing. 'Mourinho puts pressure on all his players. He is very demanding and wants perfection. 'In defence, he asks me to move tactically and to be well placed to listen to John (Terry) and Gary Cahill around me. Initially, I was obsessed with the ball and did not watch players behind me enough, but it's something I've been working on.' Gary Cahill joins Zouma in celebrating a goal, and the Frenchman has been told to stick close to Cahill . Mourinho has told Zouma to work closely to Cahill and John Terry in order to listen and learn from them . Mourinho has asked Zouma to 'move tactically' and to focus on the runs players make rather than just the ball . Zouma played in midfield for Chelsea against Tottenham Hotspur in the Capital One Cup final and was then deployed there again by Mourinho against West Ham United and Paris Saint-Germain. While Zouma was surprised to play there, he did so under specific instructions. 'In midfield, it's different,' he said. 'He (Mourinho) asks me to use my power and to stay in place to help the defence.' Although the young defender has found a place in Didier Deschamps' squad for the current set of fixtures, he does not yet see himself as a potential contender for Euro 2016, which the French are set to host. The 20-year-old centre back started against Tottenham in midfield in the Capital One Cup final this month . Zouma impressed in midfield and was selected there again for Chelsea's trip to face West Ham the next week . Juan Cuadrado, Zouma, Loic Remy and Eden Hazard celebrate with the Capital One Cup on March 1 . 'Honestly, I think

Summary: Kurt Zouma is enjoying life at Chelsea after his transfer last January . Frenchman stayed at St Etienne on loan until moving in the summer . He says Jose Mourinho has had a big influence on his recent development . Zouma says when at a club like Chelsea 'you must not accept losing'


Fraser and Karina McGruer, pictured with daughter Olivia, want their summer born sons Louise (front left) and Alistair (right) to start in reception class in September . A father has claimed a lack of common sense is preventing his twin boys from starting school a year later because they were born in late August. Fraser McGruer’s boys Alistair and Louis turned four last summer but they put off joining lessons because they were too young. Now they have been told that when they start school in September this year after reaching the legal age for compulsory education, they will have to go straight into Year One and not join reception classes with pupils just weeks younger than them. Mr McGruer claims Hertfordshire County Council is either ‘unaware of or ignoring’ government guidelines in which ministers make clear children’s interests must come first. The Department for Education issued guidance to schools and councils in July 2013 and last December making it clear that there is no rule stating that a child has to be in the right school cohort for their age group. Summer-born children can wait until the September after their fifth birthday if their parents feel they need more time to develop. And it suggests delaying the start of school by 12 months should be 'no barrier' to the child then starting in reception class. Last Wednesday schools minister Nick Gibb backed parents who have called for their children to delay entering classroom, telling councils and headteachers to do 'what's in the best interests of the child'. But on the same day as Mr Gibb addressed MPs, Hertfordshire County Council wrote to the McGruer family to say Louis and Alistair would not be able to join the reception class in September. The brothers were born on August 22, 2010, some 11 weeks premature. They were due in November, which would have put them in the following school year starting in September 2015. Mr McGruer and his wife Karina, who also have a daughter Olivia, 6, have carried out their own research into summer born children and education start dates. Louis and Alistair both currently attend Flying Start Montessori Nursery, Sawbridgeworth. Two years ago they asked the council to delay the boys’ start date for a year, but still in reception. But last week the request was rejected, and the boys have been told they must go into Year 1 in September 2015 or they risk losing a school place at Mandeville Primary School where they originally applied. They have since changed the application to Spellbrook Primary School in Bishop’s Stortford. Mr McGruer told MailOnline: ‘Academically and emotionally, the boys are nowhere near ready to start year one – they would effectively be a year younger than many of their classmates . ‘We have produced large amounts of evidence from professionals involved in our children’s lives, supporting our case, but the local authority has dismissed it.’ The McGruers have been told they must start in Year One. They have since applied to attend Spellbrook Primary School in Bishop’s Stortford . He claims

Summary: Fraser McGruer says Hertfordshire Council is at odds with guidelines . Alistair and Louis turned four last summer but they put off joining lessons . Now they have been told they will have to start in Year One in September . Government says: 'No barriers to admitting child of five to reception class' Minister Nick Gibb says councils must do the right thing for children .


Ronald de Boer says his brother Frank would be interested in taking the Manchester City job - but only after 2016. Manuel Pellegrini finds himself under pressure after City fell six points behind leaders Chelsea in the Barclays Premier League title race and were eliminated from the Champions League by Barcelona on Wednesday night. The Chilean could be dismissed in the summer, with Ajax boss De Boer, Real Madrid's Carlo Ancelotti and Atletico Madrid's Diego Simeone among those linked with the job. Ajax coach Frank de Boer is in the frame to take over at Manchester City should Manuel Pellegrini depart . Former Holland international De Boer, 44, has guided Ajax to four consecutive Dutch titles . The pressure mounted on Manuel Pellegrini after Manchester City's Champions League exit to Barcelona . City trail Chelsea by six points in the Barclays Premier League title race . Ivan Rakitic scored the only goal of the second leg as Barcelona knocked out Man City 3-1 on aggregate . De Boer, 44, has guided Ajax to four consecutive Eredivisie titles, though they are well behind PSV Eindhoven this season. And his brother Ronald believes he will soon be thinking about his future. 'Frank would be interested in managing Manchester City in the future,' he told talkSPORT. 'He's already said he will stay at Ajax until 2016. If Manchester City or Barcelona come for him he will stay. 'After that [2016], he is ready to take on a job like that.'

Summary: Man City were knocked out of Champions League by Barcelona . Defeat heaped the pressure on manager Manuel Pellegrini . City are six points behind leaders Chelsea in the Premier League . Ajax coach Frank de Boer has been linked with the job . His brother Ronald said he would be interested - but only after 2016 . CLICK HERE for all the latest Man City news .


In the teeming capital of Congo, where drivers often flout traffic rules, five chunky, arm-waving robots equipped with cameras and lights have been set up to watch over the roads. The 8ft solar-powered aluminium robots are huge, towering over the jammed streets of Kinshasa, as cars and motorcyles jostle for road room, their horns blasting. Each hand on the odd-looking machines - built to withstand the year-round hot climate - is fitted with green and red lights that regulate the flow of traffic in the sprawling city of nine million. The 8ft solar-powered aluminium robots are huge, towering over the jammed streets of Kinshasa, as cars and motorcyles jostle for road room, their horns blasting . The robots are also equipped with rotating chests and surveillance cameras that record the flow of traffic and send real-time images to the police station. Although the humanoids look more like giant toys than real policemen, motorists have given them a thumbs up. 'There are certain drivers who don't respect the traffic police. But with the robot it will be different. We should respect the robot,' taxi driver Poro Zidane told AFP. 'We're very happy about it,' he said, his taxi packed with passengers as drivers around him honked their horns in a desperate bid to cut through the traffic jam. Of the five robots set up across the capital, two have been regulating traffic since 2013. Each hand on the odd-looking machines - built to withstand the year-round hot climate - is fitted with green and red lights that regulate the flow of traffic in the sprawling city of nine million . The robots are also equipped with rotating chests and surveillance cameras that record the flow of traffic and send real-time images to the police station . While they may not be as terrifying as the robocop in the science fiction action film (pictured), they have proven effective at combating traffic crime . Last week, three new and improved robots developed by a Congolese association of women engineers were set up across the city. It seems that robots could be policing the streets in the US very soon. The TeleBot, created by students at Florida International University, will be able to do simple police tasks like handing out parking tickets. It is designed to be controlled remotely, and its multiple sensors and cameras mean its operator can use it to patrol the streets from anywhere. 'We want to use telebots to give disabled military and police veterans an opportunity to serve in law enforcement,' explained Jeremy Robins, who is funding the project. 'With TeleBots, a disabled police officer will be capable of performing many, if not most, of the functions of a normal patrol officer - interacting with the community, patrolling, responding to 911 calls, issuing citations.' The robot, which is about six feet tall, gets around on wheels and has three HD cameras, giving it full 360 degree vision. It also boasts cameras that point at the ground, which stops it from running into people, and its face will have an 'emotive display'

Summary: Each hand is fitted with green and red lights that regulate flow of traffic . Robots are also equipped with rotating chests and surveillance camera . Each of the 8ft robots can send real-time images to the police station . Kinshasa governor said that while the machines could regulate traffic, they were no match for real policemen who could chase motorists .


Geoff Parling's second-half try and the boot of Freddie Burns helped Leicester beat Exeter 25-18 and gain some revenge at Welford Road. A fortnight ago the Chiefs saw off the Tigers in a thrilling LV= Cup semi-final and the teams met again at Welford Road in the Aviva Premiership, with the hosts hoping for a different outcome having lost just once in front of their own fans this season. And despite former Tiger Thomas Waldrom and Will Chudley going over for the Chiefs, the home side were celebrating as Burns kicked 20 points and Parling crossed the whitewash, with Leicester climbing above Exeter in the table in the process. Geoff Parling's second-half try helped Leicester Tigers beat Exeter Chiefs on Saturday . Parling (right) celebrates with team-mate Sebastian de Chaves following his try . Exeter had the first chance of the match from a penalty in the fourth minute when Leicester were caught offside with Henry Slade electing to kick from his own half with the wind behind him, however he put the chance wide. Barely three minutes later, Slade again missed a penalty after Leicester's Miles Benjamin had failed to move out of the way and the Tigers made them pay with Burns putting a penalty of their own away to give the Tigers the lead. With high balls causing havoc in the swirling wind and handling errors from Exeter, Burns then added a second penalty for Leicester on 18 minutes to double the home side's lead. Exeter finally got on the board in the 23nd minute with Slade this time successful with a kick from his own half. In the 36th minute the Tigers regained their six-point lead after Exeter failed to roll away after an excellent break from Benjamin, with Burns making no mistake again from the tee. It came at a price though with Benjamin leaving the field injured, replaced by Vereniki Goneva. The Tigers almost had the first try of the game on the stroke of half-time after another breakaway, but had to make do with a fourth penalty from Burns as Leicester went into the break with a 12-3 lead. Fly half Freddie Burns kicked six penalties for Leicester as they overcame Exeter . Exeter Chiefs' Thomas Waldrom scores a try against his former club . Exeter Chiefs' Will Chudley also scored a try but it was not enough to prevent his side from losing . It was the Tigers on the front foot from the start of the second half and with barely a minute gone they were awarded a penalty with Burns, in imperious form with the boot, slotting home his fifth penalty of the match to put Leicester further in front. Exeter swiftly made changes with the hope of getting back into the game with Ben Moon, Ben White and Tom James coming on. And it made the immediate impact as hoped with Waldrom scoring the first try of the game after an Exeter drive near the posts. Slade inexplicably missed the conversion, hitting the post when it seemed easier to score. It

Summary: Geoff Parling scores second half try for Leicester . Freddie Burns kicks six penalties for Tigers . Thomas Waldrom and Will Chudley go over for Chiefs .


Scotland's long-term plan to abolish the airport passenger duty (APD) tax completely could significantly harm England's already suffering smaller airports, revealed a report from MPs. A report from the House of Commons Transport Committee said the success of the UK's smaller airports are being held back by the existence of the APD, one of the world's heftiest departure taxes. The MPs said that Northern Ireland was suffering in terms of jobs, growth and connectivity as aviation taxes were higher than in the Republic of Ireland. And when APD is charged at both ends of a trip the tax 'incentivises airlines and passengers to fly from airports located in other EU member states', said the MP's report. The Scottish Government's plans to abolish the airport passenger duty could harm England's airports . The Scottish Government wants to reduce APD by 50 per cent in the next term of the Scottish Parliament and eventually get rid of it altogether in a bid to win the country's airports a 'competitive advantage'. However, there is no such commitment to axing APD in the rest of the UK, despite a decision by the Chancellor to abolish APD payments on children's tickets back in December. A spokesman for the campaign A Fair Tax on Flying, Stephen D'Alfonso, welcomed the report and called on the rest of the UK to follow Scotland's lead. 'We welcome the Transport Committee's report highlighting the detrimental effect that APD has on smaller airports, and the Committee's recognition that a lower level of APD in Scotland will have a negative effect on the rest of the UK,' Mr D'Alfonso said. 'With UK passengers currently paying one of the highest rates of tax on flying anywhere in the world, it is not surprising that the Scottish Government is committed to cutting this damaging tax. However, a cut in APD in Scotland needs to be matched by a cut in APD across the rest of the UK, so that no part of the country is disadvantaged in any way.' A report from the House of Commons Transport Committee said the success of the UK's smaller airports are being held back by the departure tax, which is one of the largest in the world . The report warned that if APD is scrapped in Scotland - the wheels are already in motion with the tax being devolved to Holyrood - 'airports in England would be subject to a similar competitive disadvantage to that currently experienced in Northern Ireland'. £26 per ticket to Europe . £69 per ticket to US, Canada, North and West Africa . £97 per ticket to Australia, Singapore and Indonesia . The abolition of the tax at Holyrood would bring £1billion into the economy by 2020 along with almost 4,000 jobs, according to a report commissioned by Edinburgh Airport. Plans to exempt children from APD, announced in the autumn statement of 2014, was 'a marginal change which did nothing for business travellers and little for smaller airports', the report added. The committee said: 'We found that APD is the principal threat to the smaller

Summary: Airport Passenger Duty departure tax is one of the world's biggest . House of Commons Transport Committee released report on APD . MPs said smaller airports are the biggest loser due to the tax . Scotland plans to abolish the tax long-term, which will harm England's airports, the report revealed . Fair Tax on Flying lobby group want the rest of the UK to follow Scotland .


She was frustrated at how complicated her children's baby grows were to do up. So, Melanie Chiknagi came up with an alternative - to create her own range of 'parent-friendly' suits. The mother-of-two, a former commercial property surveyor from London, developed a new design of baby grow that does not include traditional leg poppers, which she found 'difficult' to use. Instead, her design, dubbed the Picklesuit, features plastic zips on each leg, with concealed flaps to protect the infant's limbs. It also includes wide arms and non-slip soles from size '6 months' up. Creative mother: Melanie Chiknagi (pictured with her son, Samson, dressed in a Picklesuit) has developed a new design of baby grow that does not include traditional leg poppers, which she found 'difficult' to do up . Innovative: Instead, her design, dubbed the Picklesuit, features plastic-moulded zips on each leg (pictured), with concealed flaps to protect the infant's limbs. The suit also includes wide arms and non-slip soles . 'Easy-to-use': While the suit (pictured) can be fully opened 'so that it is easy to dress little ones', its zips also allow parents to undress only their child's lower half during nappy changes, Mrs Chiknagi told DailyMail.com . While the suit can be fully opened 'so that it is easy to dress little ones', its zips also allow parents to undress only their child's lower half during nappy changes, Mrs Chiknagi told DailyMail.com. 'The design means that the baby's top half stays nice and warm,' she said. 'It's an innovative baby grow that is easy, practical, and hassle-free to put on, take off, and open for nappy changes.' And despite Mrs Chiknagi having launched her Picklesuit range only last year, it has already become a great success with British parents, with many deeming it an 'easy-to-use' and 'thoughtful' innovation. The mother said she was first inspired to create the Picklesuit - which is now available in three star designs (red-and-white, grey and white) - after struggling to do up her baby son Samson's baby grow. 'Our second child was born and we still couldn't do up his baby grows,' said Mrs Chiknagi, who lives with her son, daughter, Matilda, and husband, Pascal, in an old Victorian house in the capital. 'Frustrated at the fiddly design on most, Pascal and I decided to design our own, parent-friendly one. We replaced leg poppers with a zip up each leg. Then we fitted a fabric flap inside the YKK zips. Contrast: 'The design means that the baby's top half stays nice and warm,' she said. Left, a red-and-white star version of the Picklesuit with zips on the legs, compared to a normal baby grow with leg poppers, right . Son: The mother said she was first inspired to create the Picklesuit - now available in three star designs (red-and-white, grey and white) - after struggling to do up her baby son Samson's (pictured today) baby grow . 'This ensures the zips never have any contact with baby's' legs and will not pinch the skin when done up.' She added: The Picklesuit took us a

Summary: Melanie Chiknagi struggled to do up leg poppers on her son's baby grow . So, she developed new 'easy-to-use' design featuring plastic zips instead . Design, dubbed Picklesuit, also includes concealed flaps under the zips . Allows parents to undress only child's lower half during nappy changes . Picklesuit, available in star patterns, has been a hit with parents already .


The search for the 13-year-old Pennsylvania boy who went missing from his home on Wednesday evening after receiving an email from his school about overdue homework ended on Sunday after his body was found in a creek near his family's home. Cayman Naib left his home in Newtown Square at 6.45pm on Wednesday after getting the email from the Shipley School in Bryn Mawr and he hasn't been seen since. He was an eighth grader at the school. Scroll down for video . Cayman Naib, 13, hadn't been seen since he left his home in Newtown Square, Pennsylvania, on Wednesday . He left his home 30 minutes after getting an email from the Shipley School in Bryn Mawr about late homework . A police source said a K-9 team found Cayman Naib's body in Darby Creek Sunday at 1.30pm . The boy was discovered around 1.30pm by a K-9 search team in Darby Creek, a police source told The Inquirer. The body was only a few hundred yards from the 13-acre property where his family's home is located. The Delaware County district attorney's office could not say if Cayman's body 'exhibited signs of trauma due to snow', the Delaware County Daily Times reported. The Naibs created the Facebook group 'Find Cayman' to aid the search effort. They updated the page with a message confirming Cayman's death on Sunday afternoon. They wrote: 'It is with a heavy heart that we share news that the family has just learned through the search and rescue team and local law enforcement that Cayman has been found deceased. 'Please understand that the family is still processing and struggling with this most recent news but that they would like to thank all of the thousands of people over the last five days – friends, family, community, law enforcement, local, county, and federal, search and rescue, fire departments, the school communities, especially Shipley and Episcopal Academy, and even perfect strangers – who have come together to support the family to find Cayman.' The family has asked for privacy and will not update the Facebook page while the investigation is ongoing. They have a daughter as well. Police were investigating the matter as a runaway case, according to FOX 29. Before getting the heartbreaking news, Farid Naib, Cayman's father, called his son 'a great kid'. He said: 'He was upset over a homework assignment and went out into the storm Wednesday night.' The Facebook group 'Find Cayman was created to aid in the search effort for the missing team . The Shipley School (above) sent Cayman an email about overdue homework 30 minutes before he went missing . When Cayman went missing from his home on Harrison Drive (above) in Newtown Square, he left his wallet . Hundreds of people had been handing out fliers and canvassing the area while others were spreading the word about Cayman's disappearance online with the hashtag #FINDCAYMAN. Hundreds of people had been handing out fliers and canvassing the area looking for Cayman . According to a post on the Facebook page, the search for

Summary: Cayman Naib had been missing since 6:45pm on Wednesday, March 4 . Police source says K-9 team found him in Darby Creek Sunday at 1.30pm . He was in eighth grade at the Shipley School in Bryn Mawr, Pennslyvania . Left house in Newtown Square after getting email about overdue homework . Facebook group 'Find Cayman' was created to aid the search effort . Community members and local and federal officers were looking for boy .


Police are hunting for a 'dangerous' convicted killer who absconded from the accommodation where he was living while on probation. William Kerr, 53, was jailed for life in 1998 for the murder of 43-year-old Maureen Comfort, whose body was found in a cupboard in her flat in Leeds. He was released on licence from HMP Stocken, Rutland, on January 23 this year and moved to approved accommodation in Hull. On the run: Convicted killer William Kerr, 53, pictured, was jailed for life in 1998 for the murder of 43-year-old Maureen Comfort, whose body was found in a cupboard in her flat in Leeds . Kerr now needs to be arrested and returned to prison as 'a matter of urgency', police said, after he breached his licence conditions by absconding from his residence. Members of public are being asked not to approach Kerr if they see them, and instead to call the police immediately on 999. Kerr was jailed along with co-defendant Christopher Moody. According to court papers, Ms Comfort was last seen alive on December 4 1995. Relatives found her strangled body on January 8 1996. Victim: The strangled body of Maureen Comfort, pictured, was found in a cupboard in her Leeds flat . The National Offender Management Service contacted North Yorkshire Police for assistance after Kerr absconded from approved premises in Hull. North Yorkshire Police are leading the search for Kerr as his probation officer is based in Selby, North Yorkshire, but a spokesman said there is no evidence to suggest he is in the county. Kerr is also known to have links to the Humberside, West Yorkshire and London areas, police said. Detective Inspector Eamonn Clarke, of North Yorkshire Police, said: 'To assist our already extensive efforts to trace William Kerr, I am urging people to keep an eye out for the man in the photographs. 'We ask that you do not approach Kerr, as he is considered dangerous. You should contact the police straight away on 999 and officers will be despatched to arrest him or investigate the sighting.' Mr Clarke said he is also appealing directly to Kerr. The officer said: 'William, you know you have breached your licence conditions, and by continuing to do so you are only making things worse. 'It is now time to do the right thing and hand yourself in to the police.' He urged anyone with information to call 999 and pass details to North Yorkshire Police stating the 'William Kerr appeal'. He said people could also contact Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111, quoting North Yorkshire Police reference number 12150049525 and saying it is 'urgent'.

Summary: William Kerr was jailed for life for the murder of Maureen Comfort in 1998 . He was released on licence in January and moved to probation hostel . The 53-year-old absconded and needs to be arrested and returned to jail .


Sebastian Vettel will 'get p****d tonight' to celebrate his victory at the Malaysian Grand Prix. The 27-year-old German produced a stunning performance to win in his Ferrari ahead of Mercedes pair Lewis Hamilton and Nico Rosberg at the Sepang International Circuit. The four-time world champion was visibly emotional on the podium after enduring a torrid 2014 season, his final year with Red Bull before switching to Ferrari over the winter. Sebastian Vettel signalled his intentions to get drunk after winning the Malaysian Grand Prix . The 27-year-old German was visibly emotional on the podium after his win in the second race of the season . Vettel produced an excellent drive at the Sepang International Circuit on Sunday . During his podium interview with Eddie Jordan, Vettel said: 'It's been a while I've not been on the top step, and my first time with Scuderia Ferrari. There was a big change over the winter, and the welcome the team gave me when I arrived was fantastic. 'I've only done two races, but I'm so proud of today. We beat them (Mercedes) fair and square, I guess that's why it's a bit emotional. This is a great achievement and we have a great car. 'Today was a very, very special day, and will remain a part of me. Thank you to the team - grazie Italia. I want to celebrate today and get p****d tonight.' The four-time world champion dances with delight on the podium after his victory in Malaysia . Vettel left Red Bull over the winter to join Ferrari, a move he described as a dream come trune . Vettel's victory at Sepang came in just his second race since joining the sport's most iconic team, a move he described as a dream come true. The German added; 'I remember when the gate opened at Maranello, it was like a dream coming true. I remember the last time I was there I was a kid watching Michael Schumacher over the fence. Now I’m driving that very red car - it’s incredible.' It was Ferrari's first victory since Fernando Alonso won the 2013 Spanish Grand Prix and Vettel's first victory since Brazil at the end of the same season. Vettel finished over eight seconds ahead of Hamilton to claim the victory ahead of the Mercedes pair . Vettel stands on top of his car after winning the Malaysian Grand Prix at Sepang . F1 stats provided by F1 Stat Blog . Ferrari's pace in Malaysia was also proven by Kimi Raikkonen, who finished in fourth place despite starting from 11th on the grid and an early puncture that forced him into an extra pit stop. Speaking on Sky Sports, Raikkonen said: 'We had a very poor weekend in the sense of things going wrong. After the puncture I got a little bit of damage to the floor and I think we did the maximum we could. 'It is good for the team and good for Sebastian and after where we were last year it is a good job the team has done.'

Summary: Sebastian Vettel won the Malaysian Grand Prix at Sepang . The German started second on the grid but led most of the race . The four-time world champion was emotional on the podium . Vettel moved from Red Bull to Ferrari over the winter .


A woman who was caught on CCTV performing a sex act on a man in a lift has had her privacy complaint rejected by Ofcom after it was shown on television. The mother, who was drunk at the time, was seen in footage on Channel 4 show CCTV: Caught on Camera – Lift Watching, in a lift in a Southampton tower block. One clip showed, briefly, the complainant, Ms K, performing a sex act on a man. Show producers said she and the man's faces were heavily blurred and neither of them were named. A woman who was caught on CCTV performing a sex act on a man in a lift has had her privacy complaint rejected by Ofcom . The mother, who was drunk at the time, was seen in footage on Channel 4 show CCTV: Caught on Camera, in a lift in a Southampton tower block (stock image) But the woman, who later became pregnant, complained that her loved ones were still able to recognise her and she claimed the stress caused by her embarrassment had prompted a premature labour. However, regulator Ofcom has ruled that the public interest in anti-social behaviour outweighed her expectation of privacy. The programme began with an montage of clips taken from the CCTV footage. Accompanying footage of Ms K performing a sex act on a man in a lift., one CCTV operator said: 'Us humans, we are disgusting sometimes'. Further on in the programme, more CCTV footage of Ms K in the lift was shown. This part of the programme began with the CCTV operators discussing the drunken behaviour that they witnessed, particularly on Friday and Saturday night, when a second CCTV operator said: 'Every Friday night, there will be couples going out of the lift dressed up. 'And they will be coming home at some point. 'And they'll be coming home in a state, whether that's drunk, angry, cuddly, loving, sex. It, there is always some sort of state'. In response, Channel 4 said that this was not a private occasion, as it had occurred in a lift . CCTV footage of Ms K and a man entering a lift and then Ms K performing a sex act on him was shown. The CCTV operator then said that when people are having sex in a lift: 'they don't give a s**t about the camera, they don't care about the camera. He's got his leg up and he's as happy as Larry'. The CCTV footage then showed the man leaving the lift and fastening up his trousers. A third CCTV operator was shown at this point admitting that she herself had been caught having sex in public. The Ofcom ruling said: 'Ms K complained that her privacy was unwarrantably infringed in the programme as broadcast because CCTV footage of her engaged in sexual activity with a man in a lift was included in the programme without her consent. 'Ms K's face was obscured in the programme; however, she said that friends and family had recognised her from the footage and that the programme had

Summary: Clip aired on Channel 4 show CCTV: Caught on Camera – Lift Watching . Programme showed a woman performing a sex act on a man in a lift . She told Ofcom she was 'drunk at the time' and not in best place in her life . But regulator said she had no reasonable expectation of privacy in public .


Arsene Wenger has revealed how he scrapped the exit strategy drawn up for Francis Coquelin after a rapid mid-season transformation by the French midfielder. In less than three months, Coquelin has gone from an Arsenal outcast on loan at Charlton to a player of such vital importance that he has been equipped with a protective mask which will enable him to play despite a broken nose against Queen's Park Rangers on Wednesday. 'It has been a surprise to everybody,' said Wenger. 'I told him at the start of the season to give absolutely everything until Christmas and then we would sit down together and see where we were. Francis Coquelin stretches prior to Arsenal's training session ahead of their match against QPR . Coquelin almost went on loan to QPR at the beginning of the season but the deal collapsed late on . 'In myself, I thought if he doesn't play at all until Christmas, there was only six months contract to go and I would let him go somewhere else. You let the boy go. You don't leave him completely out of the squad for six more months.' Coquelin almost joined QPR in August but a proposed one-year loan collapsed on deadline day and two months later he was loaned to Charlton in the Championship, only to be recalled early because Mikel Arteta and Mathieu Flamini were struggling with injuries and poor form. 'He wasn't happy when I called him back,' said Wenger. 'He thought I had just called him back as cover.' Coquelin made his first Arsenal start for nearly two years at West Ham on December 28 and has been ever-present in the Barclays Premier League since. Last month, the 23-year-old signed a new contract tying him to Arsenal until 2018. Coquelin has gone from being a reserve to a player that may be encouraged to play even though he's injured . Arsene Wenger admitted he had expected to release Coquelin at the end of the season . Wenger is criticised for his loyalty and patience with developing players, but this is a triumph for that policy and a reminder that some players take longer than others to mature. 'He has analysed well what he is good at,' said Wenger. 'Defending in midfield. He was in between the playmaking position and the box-to-box player and he is not that. He is a sitting player who can win the ball. 'He has restricted his game to that and you make success in life with what you're good at. You don't have all the qualities but you have to express what you're good at and he's good at that. I think he can do that job. He is doing it now. 'He is respectful, focused and open. He has a strong personality, he speaks his mind but doesn't complain. Let's not forget, he has been world champion with the Under 21s. But you have to climb from a youth prospect to a regular player in a top team and that's not easy. He's doing it now.' Coquelin broke his nose against

Summary: Francis Coquelin recently signed a new contract with Arsenal . But Arsene Wenger admitted he had planned to release him in the summer . Coquelin was brought back from his loan at Charlton due to injuries . Since then, Coquelin has cemented his place in the first team .


A half ton shipment of radioactive sanitary products has been discovered by customs officials at a Lebanon airport. Around 30 crates of feminine hygiene products were seized Friday at Rafik Hariri International Airport in Beirut after electronic scanners detected radioactivity in the shipment. Tests revealed the shipment, which weighed 554 kilograms, had more than 35 times the safe levels of radioactivity. Around 30 crates of feminine hygiene products were seized Friday at Rafik Hariri International Airport in Beirut after electronic scanners detected radioactivity in the shipment . The sanitary pads had originated in China, and arrived at the airport Friday from Dubai, officials said. After failing to pass the radioactivity scanner test at the airport, the shipment's contents were examined at the Lebanese Atomic Energy Commission . The Lebanon Minister for Finance, the department which is responsible for customs, told Al-Joumhouriya newspaper: 'As a result of the examination of a number of boxes that contained sanitary pads, it appeared that the rate of radioactivity inside them was 35 times more than is permitted.' A half ton shipment of radioactive sanitary products, which were more than 35 times the safe level of radiation, was discovered by customs officials at a Lebanon airport . The sanitary towels were manufactured by Anion which purports the health benefits of anions- groups of negatively charged ionized atoms. It is not known, but it may be possible the source of the radiation came from the production process. Ionization happens when atoms are given high-energy ionizing radiation, electrical voltage or high temperature. Atomic nuclei that have been completely ionized are called charged particles and are also radioactive. On the company website, Anions claim their pads and pantyliners contain an anion layer which 'emits intensive anion stream beneficial to human health in amount up to 5800 for cm3.' They go onto claims that anions are 'air vitamins' and 'significantly benefit to human health and daily routine' boosting the respiratory, cardiovascular, nervous and immune systems. A specialized judiciary launched an investigation into the case. The discovery was the latest in a series of radioactive finds at Beirut's airport and sea port amid an ongoing crackdown on radioactive imports. Last month, the Khalil ordered the Customs Department at the same airport to send back a shipment of 98 mobile phone covers from China that were revealed to be radioactive.

Summary: Customs at Rafik Hariri International Airport found 30 crates of the contaminated maxi pads . The feminine products were seized after the airport's electronic scanners detected radioactivity . Tests found that the sanitary pads were 35 times more radioactive than the safe level . Products made by Anion which purports health benefits of products with anions- groups of ionized atoms . Shipment of radioactive cellphone covers from China were found at same airport last month .


Some academics say such cheating is on the increase because schools are under huge pressure to improve their national league table positions . The shocking lengths cheating teachers go to in order to boost their schools' exam grades has been exposed in a new report. Blatant cases include staff suggesting the correct answers to pupils during exams, scribbling them in pencil on completed coursework so that pupils can then write over them in pen, and whispering to candidates in spoken language tests. Some academics say such cheating is on the increase because schools are under huge pressure to improve their national league table positions. In one extreme case last year, unconnected to the new report, the entire governing body of a school was dissolved and eight members of staff were suspended over allegations of exam irregularities, although five have since been reinstated. The examples of cheating are contained in guidance to exam boards about how to deal with 'malpractice' in this summer's A-level and GCSE exams, published by umbrella body the Joint Council for Qualifications (JCQ). Examples included: . - A timetable clash that meant several candidates sat an A-level English Literature paper in the morning when it was officially scheduled for the afternoon, allowing a teacher to enter the exam hall, look at the paper and pass information to candidates taking the test later; . - A member of staff who was in the exam room during a GCSE Geography paper suggesting possible answers to pupils when they raised their hands; . - A number of candidates who admitted they had been given information about a confidential GCSE English question papers by the head of the exam centre; . - A teacher who had made additions in pencil to a number of supposedly completed 'high level, controlled' science assessments and returned the answers to the pupils so they could make corrections, which they did in different coloured pens; . - A teacher conducting a GCSE Italian speaking test who was heard on the official recording whispering words in Italian to the candidate and, presumably in an attempt to hide the cheating, pausing the recorder a number of times, in breach of the rules. Blatant cases include staff suggesting the correct answers to pupils during exams and scribbling them in pencil on completed coursework so that pupils can then write over them in pen . Neither the JCQ nor the exam boards were prepared to give further details about the examples yesterday, but the report did record the penalties meted out to the guilty teachers – usually a ban from involvement with exam papers, or access to exam rooms for between two and five years. The Government's exam watchdog Ofqual issued 119 penalties against school and college staff for malpractice in GCSE and A-levels last summer, up from 100 the previous year. Showing how widespread the problem is, schools recently investigated include St John's in Marlborough, Wiltshire, where a teacher was said to have briefed pupils during what should have been a silent coursework assessment, and Small Heath primary in Birmingham, where

Summary: Cases include staff suggesting right answers to pupils during exams . Also scribbled in pencil on coursework so pupils can write over it in pen . Academics say it's because schools under such pressure in league tables . Examples found in guidance to exam boards on how to tackle 'malpractice' Published by umbrella body, the Joint Council for Qualifications (JCQ)


With its own private beach and sublimely tranquil surroundings, this Norwegian house is up for sale - for just 5p. There is a condition however for any prospective buyer - they must focus their efforts into restoring the ramshackle property to its former glory. The house is located on the island of Buoya on the fringes of the Arctic circle, and it has been uninhabited since the last tenant moved out in the 1970s. Scroll down for video . This Norwegian house is up for sale for just 5p, although admittedly there is a lot of work for the new owner to do . Despite the house needing extensive repairs, the landscape views from the property are unrivalled . It is in the hands of Norwegian Kent Karlsen who said: 'I had hoped to patch it up but it just never happened, and it seems a real shame that such a beautiful property is now falling apart and nobody is getting any benefit from it. 'I didn't want it to simply be sold to someone else who also neglected it, and as a result put it up for sale for a bargain price provided the new owner convinced me they really intend to put it back in order. 'It will really need somebody with passion and of course the resources because pretty much everything needs doing.' His advert was placed on Finn.no, Norway's version of eBay, recently and although he has had some interest is waiting until he gets the right offer from the right person. The house is circled in red here. One challenge you could set on buying the house would be to find your neighbour... The house is located on the uninhabited island of Buoya (to the left of picture above) on the fringes of the Arctic circle . The current owner describes the house as 'an exciting project, and a 'unique opportunity . He added: 'I don't really think it's worth taking more money anyway, because the house is currently a catastrophe to say the least. But for the right person it is an exciting project and a unique opportunity.' One of those so far who has expressed interest is an architect who offered to draw up plans agreed a completion date if he is given the property. 'I will make up my mind once I've seen all the candidates and see who gives me the best gut feeling, and will sell it to them,' said Karlsen. An architect who offered to draw up plans agreed a completion date if he is given the property . The neighbouring islands are only a short boat ride away should you get lonely in the remote wooden house .

Summary: The ramshackle home is located on the island of Buoya on the fringes of the Arctic Circle . Current owner lists house on selling site for 5p but demands house be restored to former glory . Property will offer the chance to share the island with a handful of people, and the odd tourist .


This is the college student who was filmed biting the head off a live hamster, DailyMail.com can reveal. Brady Eaves, 18, is a University of Mississippi scholar, Phi Delta Theta fraternity brother, star football player, and stepson of one-time Mississippi Governor candidate John Arthur Eaves Jr, who is now an esteemed pro-life lawyer. Sources close to Eaves told DailyMail.com he was top of his class at private Jackson Preparatory School, and described him as an 'animal lover' whose numerous pets include a raccoon and a parrot. However, on Saturday the teenager from Madison, MS, swept the internet in a video that showed him pull a hamster from a cage, bite off its head, and hurl its body into the distance - shrieking with laughter. According to sources connected to the incident, the party of college students force-fed the hamster vodka and 'hot-boxed' its cage with marijuana before the sickening stunt. The footage, allegedly filmed during a drunken spring break party in Florida, could see Eaves charged with felony animal cruelty charges, which carry a maximum jail term of five years and $5,000 in fines. His stepfather John Arthur Eaves Jr, a born-again Christian who was slammed for blaming unemployment on the state's Hispanic population during his 2007 election campaign, has yet to respond to DailyMail.com's request for a comment. WARNING GRAPHIC CONTENT - SCROLL DOWN FOR EXCLUSIVE VIDEO . Pictured: This is Brady Eaves (right), the privately-educated fraternity brother, described by friends as an 'animal lover', who was filmed biting the head off a live hamster during a drunken spring break party . Horrific: This video shows University of Mississippi student Brady Eaves, 18, biting the head off a live hamster at a spring break party in Florida. The stunt could see him charged with felony animal cruelty . A censored picture of the hamster's head and front arms shared exclusively with DailyMail.com via Snapchat . Elite family: His stepfather is John Arthur Eaves Jr, pictured with his mother Angel Eaves, during the 2007 campaign for governor of Mississippi. Eaves Jr, the Democratic candidate, lost and is now a pro-life lawyer . Now CEO of Eaves Law Firm in Jackson, Mississippi, Eaves Jr has unsuccessfully run for state governor and U.S. Congress. He lost to the Republican incumbent Haley Barbour, winning 42 per cent of the vote, following controversial claims about the state's growing Latino population. His clients today include victims of the Costa Concordia cruise boat crash. He has three sons from his first marriage, and a young daughter with Brady's mother, advertising executive Angel Eaves, in leafy Madison, MS. In the video, his stepson Brady is surrounded by friends in beachwear who shriek with laughter as he pulls the animal from a blue cage. He is a star soccer player with a scholarship at the University of Mississippi where he is a Phi Delt brother . Eaves (circled) is pictured at Jackson Preparatory School after winning his scholarship to college . Graphic: He bites, spits, then throws the rest of the animal over a fence. Sources close to Eaves described

Summary: Brady Eaves, 18, was filmed biting the head off a live hamster at a party . He is the stepson of John Arthur Eaves Jr, Democratic candidate for Mississippi governor in 2007, now an esteemed pro-life lawyer . The teenager is a University of Mississippi scholar, Phi Delta Theta frat member, star soccer player, was a top student at private school in Jackson . Sources told DailyMail.com he is an 'animal lover' with a pet raccoon . They said Eaves and his friends fed the hamster vodka and 'hot-boxed' its cage with marijuana before the sickening stunt was caught on camera . Eaves could be charged with felony animal cruelty charges if it was filmed in Florida, where there is 5-year maximum jail term and $5,000 fine .


An NC State player directed some pretty sour words at President Obama after the eighth-seeded Wolfpack advanced to the Sweet 16 with a win over the No. 1 Villanova Wildcats on Saturday night. NC State's Anthony 'Cat' Barber appeared to curse at the president while addressing his teammates in the locker room following the squad's unexpected 71-68 victory. President Obama had picked Villanova to defeat NC State and advance all the way to the NCAA title game before ultimately falling to undefeated Kentucky. Scroll down for video . After NC State's big win, Anthony 'Cat' Barber (pictured center, No. 12) directed a curse at President Obama . The 20-year-old guard (right) had 13 points, three rebounds and three assists in the 71-68 victory on Saturday . NC State's win over No. 1 seed Villanova busted Obama's bracket as he had the Wildcats going to the final . While the team was huddled up in the locker room after the win, Barber questioned why President Obama picked against the Wolfpack. He appeared to say: 'What the f**k [is] wrong with Barack Obama?' Obama did have the NC State-Villanova matchup correct on his bracket. It doesn't really matter, because the Wolfpack are back in the Sweet 16. Forward BeeJay Anya said: 'We came out today with the feeling that everybody expected us to lose to a one seed. 'But we believe in ourselves and that we're good enough to beat anybody in the country and we went down and did it.' Villanova saw its 16-game winning streak end and the team has not reached the second weekend since 2009 . It was a huge win for the eighth-seeded Wolfpack and they will move on to the Sweet 16 in Syracuse, New York . President Obama has been releasing his bracket for seven straight years. He has only selected the correct tournament winner once. The POTUS predicted the North Carolina Tar Heels would win the NCAA title in 2009 and they delivered. If Kentucky wins it all this year, it will be the second time President Obama picked the big winner of the Big Dance correctly. President Obama has only selected the correct tournament winner once in six previous public attempts . After Saturday's win, Barber and backcourt mate Desmond Lee shared a long embrace as their teammates danced around the court in celebration. He turned to Lee, pounded his chest and yelled: 'All heart!' The 20-year-old guard had 13 points, three rebounds and three assists in the win. Barber got the nickname 'Cat' when he was a child after his sister Pam noticed his quick moves, according to MaxPreps. The Wolfpack (22-13) have designs on their own big March run and will move on to Syracuse, New York to play the winner of the Louisville-Northern Iowa game. Trevor Lacey led them with 17 points and Abdul-Malik Abu had 13 points, 12 rebounds and absolutely destroyed the Wildcats inside. Coach Mark Gottfried said 'We respect Villanova, but we've seen good teams. 'We've seen a lot of them in our conference. 'You see them about every

Summary: Wolfpack busted president's bracket with win over Wildcats on Saturday . Obama had picked Villanova to advance to the NCAA title game and lose . After win, Anthony 'Cat' Barber directed a curse at President Obama . 20-year-old guard had 13 points, three rebounds and three assists in win . President only correctly picked the tournament winner once before in 2009 .


Castleford fullback Luke Dorn expects to be out of action for just one week despite suffering a horrible facial injury in action. The Aussie hardman suffered the stomach-turning injury in the 55th minute of Friday night's 30-16 win against Salford. Fortunately the former London Broncos player was using a mouth guard that ensured he kept all his teeth during the clash. Luke Dorn suffered this stomach turning injury in the 55th minute of Friday night's 30-16 win against Salford . Fortunately for Dorn he was wearing a mouth guard so left the collision with all his teeth still intact . Dorn told The Sun: 'Hopefully I'll miss one game. The docs said it was one of the most complex jobs they had seen.' However, coach Daryl Powell doesn't hold the same confidence, he admitted: 'Luke doesn't look good from what the medical guys tell me.' Dorn later took to Twitter to play down the severity of the injury to well-wishing fans, describing the injury as 'nothing some lip balm won't fix.' Luke Dorn of is tackled by Liam Sutcliffe and Kevin Sinfield during the Tetley's Challenge Cup Final .

Summary: Luke Dorn expects to be out of action for just once week despite facial cut . Aussie hardman suffered the injury during the game against Salford . Doctors said it was one of the most complex jobs they had ever seen . Fullback Dorn described the injury as 'nothing a little lip balm won't fix'


Three men and a woman appeared in court today accused of helping to hide the dismembered body of murdered teenager Becky Watts. Karl Demetrius, 29 and his girlfriend, Jaydene Parsons, 23, were charged with assisting an offender after the 16-year-old's cut up remains were found in their home. The couple allegedly acted to help Becky's stepbrother Nathan Matthews – has been charged with her murder – evade detection. Karl's twin Donovan Demetrius and James Ireland, 23, also stood in the dock charged with the same offence of assisting in the 'disposal and concealment' of Becky's body parts. Suspects: Jaydene Parsons, 23, (right) has a young son with her boyfriend, 29-year-old Karl Demetrius (left). Both have today been charged with assisting an offender in relation to the Becky Watts murder . In custody: Donovan Demetrius (left) has also been charged as has Jamie Ireland, right, and all four appeared in court today. A fifth suspect was released without charge . The defendants spoke only to confirm their names, addresses and dates of birth and did not enter pleas during the short hearing. They are jointly charged with assisting an offender without lawful authority or reasonable excuse between February 22 and March 3. The charge alleges that they 'did an act, namely assist in the disposal and concealment of the body parts of Rebecca Watts with intent to impede the apprehension or prosecution of Nathan Matthews, who had committed the offence of murder'. Delivery driver Matthews, 28, is accused of killing his stepsister and his girlfriend Shauna Hoare, 21, is accused of 'consistently lying to police' in an attempt to protect her boyfriend. Matthews, who was unshaven and wearing a grey sweatshirt, appeared via video link from HMP Bristol, and did not enter a plea this morning. Judge Neil Ford QC, Recorder of Bristol, remanded Matthews in custody and set another hearing for March 26 and he expected a trial after September 1. Prosecutor James Ward told the court: 'Nathan Matthews is charged with the murder of Rebecca Watts. 'The allegations of this case have been well-rehearsed in the press recently and I do not propose to go into the finer details. 'There are still people helping the police with their inquiries. Therefore, it would be wrong to place before the media further details about this case.' Becky, 16, was last seen at her home in the St George's area of Bristol on February 19. Body parts thought to belong to the teenager were found on Monday night after police were called to an address in Barton Hill . The four defendants were shuttled to Bristol Magistrates Court today after being charged with the crime. Above, a van drives them in to the court . Nathan Matthews, the stepbrother of Becky Watts, was remanded in custody after he appeared in court charged with the 16-year-old's murder. He is pictured in a court sketch of his first hearing yesterday . Matthews's girlfriend, Shauna Hoare, 21, also pictured in a sketch by a court artist, appeared in a separate hearing in the same packed courtroom yesterday

Summary: Karl Demetrius, 29, Donovan Demetrius, also 29, Jaydene Parsons, 23, and James Ireland, 23, accused of assisting an offender in murder case . Becky vanished in Bristol on February 19 and body parts found on Monday . Nathan Matthews, 28, has been charged with murder of missing teenager . Shauna Hoare, 21, charged with attempting to pervert course of justice .


Over the past two years, the duo – real names Anthony McPartlin and Declan Donnelly – have starred in a series of Morrisons campaigns . They're the nation’s favourite hosts of Saturday night TV, but cheeky chappies Ant and Dec will no longer be the face of struggling supermarket chain Morrisons, The Mail on Sunday can reveal. Over the past two years, the duo – real names Anthony McPartlin and Declan Donnelly – have starred in a series of Morrisons campaigns. But now they and the retailer have parted company, ripping up their multi-million advertising deal. And last night there was mystery over who exactly had ended the relationship. Sources close to Ant and Dec said they had been offered another 12-month contract but turned it down. However, business insiders told The Mail on Sunday that Morrisons would not renew the deal because it wants future advertising to emphasise its value credentials and the quality of its food, which the duo no longer represent. Analyst Bryan Roberts, of market research firm Kantar Retail, said: ‘In marketing terms, this is absolutely the right thing to do. 'People turn on the television and see two incredibly wealthy lads being well paid to advertise a supermarket which is supposed to be helping us save money. ‘People are far more savvy these days and they can make that connection.’ Scroll down for video . Morrisons reported profits down by 52 per cent to £345 million last week – its worst results in eight years. And chairman Andy Higginson said it had slashed the value of its property portfolio by £1.3 billion. Both Morrisons and Ant and Dec declined to comment on the decision. Sources said the supermarket chain decided not to renew the advertising contract with the pair .

Summary: Ant and Dec have starred in series of campaigns over the past two years . But the TV duo has now parted ways with the supermarket chain . Sources said it was Morrisons that would not renew the pair's deal .


Wales international back-row forward Gareth Delve has signed for the Ospreys. The 32-year-old, will move to the Welsh region this summer. It will be his first professional contract in Wales, having previously played for Bath, Gloucester and Super Rugby side the Melbourne Rebels before switching to club rugby in Japan with NEC Green Rockets. Former Melbourne Rebels forward Gareth Delve is set to sign for Ospreys in the summer on a two-year deal . Delve, now 32, has 11 international caps for Wales, the last of which came at the 2010 Six Nations . The Ospreys announced that Cardiff-born Delve, who won the last of his 11 Wales caps against Italy during the 2010 Six Nations Championship, has agreed a two-year deal. 'I am lucky to have played in some great places, and I've travelled the world, but this opportunity to play in Wales was too good to say no to,' Delve said. 'Of all the potential moves I could have made at this point of my career, this was the one that really excited me.' Delve, while playing for Gloucester in 2010, releases the ball from the scrum against Leicester Tigers .

Summary: Gareth Delve will complete a summer move to Swansea-based club Ospreys . The 32-year-old back-row forward has signed a two-year deal . His previous clubs include Bath, Gloucester and NEC Green Rockets .


It was a lazy day for these chimpanzees as they basked in the unseasonably warm weather today at Whipsnade Zoo. The chimps were pictured reclining on their backs as they soaked up the pleasant spring sunshine in their pen at the zoo in Dunstable, Bedfordshire. Some were seen shielding their eyes from the dazzling March sun but others sprawled out like the most ardent sunbather. Scroll down for video . Relaxing: These two chimpanzees enjoyed the spring sunshine at Whipsnade zoo today - but the weather will turn more changeable tomorrow . Summer time blues: This chimpanzee sunbathed in his pen at the zoo today as he made the most of a prolonged spell of warm weather . Blinding: A couple of chimpanzees shield their eyes from the bright sunshine today where temperatures reached highs of 13 degrees . It was another fine day across much of the UK, with highs of 13 degrees and unbroken sunshine in the south of the country. It comes after the UK experienced the hottest day of the year on Saturday, with Santon Downham in Suffolk reaching 63F (17C), hotter than Barcelona and Rome. But now, after a balmy spell of weather, severe gales and prolonged outbreaks of rain will return tomorrow. A yellow 'be aware' severe weather warning for wind is still in place for the north west of Scotland after more than 4,000 homes were left without power after high winds buffeted much of the country. Yesterday evening, gusts of 89mph were recorded on South Uist and 83mph on Skye. Bounding: A dog skipped along the coast at Sandhaven in South Shields today as much of the UK enjoyed another sunny day . Beach life: A family make a sand castle on a deserted beach in Sandhaven today - but gusty winds and rain will return tomorrow . Flying high: Nine-year-old Hannah Walker makes the most of the sunny weather to practice some kite flying on the Solent sea front, Hampshire . The three-day graphic shows a changeable spell of weather in the coming days, with prolonged spells of rain spreading from the west . Kirk Waite, from the Met Office, said: 'Tomorrow morning is likely to be a cold start for much of the country but cloud spreading from the south and west will bring outbreaks of rain in the afternoon for western parts of the country, northern Ireland and Scotland. 'The best of the sun will be in East Anglia and the south east of England. Overnight, cloud and rain will work its way eastwards. 'Then on Thursday after a cloudy start to the day, another band of rain will work its way from the west in the afternoon. On Friday it will be a cloudier and wetter day for large parts of the country. 'Saturday and Sunday will be cold and cloudy with rain coming in from the east this time. The best of any bright spells will be in the far west of the country.'

Summary: Chimpanzees pictured lounging in the pleasant spring sunshine at Whipsnade Zoo in Dunstable, Bedfordshire . Another warm day for much of the country after the UK experienced the hottest day of the year on Saturday . But after the balmy spell of weather, severe gales and prolonged outbreaks of rain will return tomorrow .


Jailed: Matthew Parkhouse was sentenced to 20 months in prison for stealing money from customer accounts while working at a Natwest call centre . A bank worker who stole a fortune from elderly customers after taking their account details over the phone was caught out when his own account rocketed from £8 to £36,000. NatWest telephone advisor Matthew Parkhouse asked a string of account holders for the security digits on the backs of their cards when he didn't need them for legitimate banking purposes. He secretly noted the numbers down and then used them to make payments of thousands into a business account he held. Had the scam succeeded, Parkhouse would have got away with over £50,000 - instead he has been jailed for 20 months. Manchester Crown Court heard how he was employed at the bank’s call centre in Manchester between April 2012 and March 2014 - where he was responsible for dealing with customer accounts queries over the phone . He was rumbled in December 2013 after his own bank - Barclays - became suspicious that his savings had shot up. Parkhouse, 30, of Hulme, Manchester had set up the Barclays account in the name of 'Megabyte Software', two months before he began the frauds. Prosecutor Lindsay Thomas said: 'It transpired that part of that agreement with Barclays involved allowing customers to process card payments without them being present - so long as all the card details, including the three digits on the back of the card - were presented.' When Barclays examined the transactions they found out they had come from six different bank cards - all issued to NatWest, where Parkhouse worked. Two days after Barclays first became suspicious, Parkhouse went into the Stockport branch of Barclays and withdrew £6,000 in cash. Parkhouse blamed another 'rogue' employee for the frauds when quizzed by bosses, but he was the only member of staff to have accessed all six of the victims' accounts and transcripts revealed he had asked for their security digits. Fraudulent activity: The 30-year-old was employed at the bank’s call centre in Manchester between April 2012 and March 2014 and would ask account holders for their three digit security pin without a legitimate reason . He later admitted six fraud charges and one charge of converting criminal property. Kate Harney, defending, said the offence had 'naive' characteristics, adding: 'This is a young man who set up a business account in his own name, to his own address, and there was a very clear audit trail within the bank. 'This is not a young man who had thought this through.' Miss Harney said the breakdown of his parents' marriage had caused difficulties for his mother and that Parkhouse had been hoping to help her with the cash, but ended up doing 'nothing to assist' her. Sentencing for the 'gross breach of trust' Recorder Suzanne Goddard QC said Parkhouse had received a good education and had 'thrown away the opportunities' given to him. Sentencing: Speaking at Manchester Crown Court, above, Recorder Suzanne Goddard QC said Parkhouse had received a

Summary: Matthew Parkhouse, of Manchester, was employed at Natwest call centre . Asked string of account holders for security digits on back of their cards . Secretly noted numbers and made huge payments into his own account . Initially blamed others but customer call transcripts also caught him out . The 30-year-old was jailed for 20 months at Manchester Crown Court .


Borussia Dortmund heaped the pressure on Hannover coach Tayfun Korkut with a 3-2 win at the Niedersachsenstadion which revives their own hopes of qualifying for Europe next season. Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang was on target twice for Jurgen Klopp's men, who were knocked out of the Champions League by Juventus on Wednesday. Shinji Kagawa netted their other goal with Lars Stindl scoring twice for Hannover, who lost Leonardo Bittencourt to a 55th-minute red card. Dortmund striker Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang scored a brace during his side's win against Hannover . Aubameyang celebrates with Dortmund fans after firing Jurgen Klopp's side to victory thanks to his double . Former Manchester United playmaker Shinji Kagawa (right) celebrates with Marco Reus (left) Hannover coach Tayfun Korkut is under pressure following his side's third consecutive defeat . Stuttgart came from behind to earn their first win of 2015, with Daniel Ginczek bagging a brace and Alexandru Maxim on target after Haris Seferovic gave Frankfurt the lead just after half-time. The win still leaves Huub Stevens' men at the foot of the table, but now just two points now from safety. Freiburg crept out of the drop zone with a 2-0 win over Augsburg, courtesy of strikes from Jonathan Schmid and Nils Petersen in the final 20 minutes. Christian Streich's side clinched only their fifth win of the season, enough to take them above both Hamburg and Paderborn and out of the bottom three. That was partly because Paderborn could only manage a goalless draw at home against Hoffenheim, while Matthias Lehmann's late penalty earned a 1-1 draw for Werder Bremen after Davie Selke had put Cologne in front.

Summary: Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang fired home a brace during win over Hannover . Former Manchester United midfielder Shinji Kagawa also got on scoresheet . Stuttgart claimed their first win of 2015 with victory against Frankfurt .


If you don't possess Piers Morgan's interrogation skills, making someone laugh may encourage them to spill their secrets. Researchers claim that sharing a few chuckles makes people more willing to tell others something personal about themselves, without necessarily being aware that they are doing so. The act of verbally opening up to someone is a crucial building block that helps to form new relationships and intensify social bonds. Laughing with a stranger (illustrated with a stock image) makes us more likely to open up and tell others something personal about ourselves, which encourages bonds of friendship, a new study claims . Such self-disclosure can be of a highly sensitive nature - like sharing one's religious convictions or personal fears - or a superficial scrap of information such as a favourite type of food. Alan Gray of University College London (UCL) set out to investigate the role and influence of laughter in this disclosure process. Together with his colleagues, he observed the behaviour of 112 students from Oxford University, who did not known each other and were divided into groups of four. They watched a 10-minute video together, without chatting to one another. The videos were designed to invoke different amounts of laughter as well as the amount of positive feelings or emotions they elicited. Participants watched different videos including a clip of comedian Michael MacIntyre (pictured) to encourage them to laugh . One, for example, featured a stand-up comedy routine by Michael McIntyre, while another was a golf instruction video and a third, an excerpt from a nature documentary. After the volunteers watched the chosen video, the levels of laughter and their emotional state was measured. Each group member also had to write a message to another participant to help them get to know each other better. The researchers found that participants who had a good laugh together shared significantly more intimate information than the groups who did not watch the comedy routine. Mr Gray suggests this is not merely because it is a positive experience, but because of the physiology behind laughter, which triggers the release of the so-called ‘happy hormone’ endorphin. The findings, published in Springer's journal Human Nature, support the idea that laughter encourages people to make more intimate disclosures to strangers. Scientists believe that the person who disclosed information, was seldom aware of what they had done, and it was only the listener who realised it had happened. ‘This seems to be in line with the notion that laughter is linked specifically to fostering behaviors that encourage relationship development, since observer ratings of disclosure may be more important for relationship development than how much one feels one is disclosing,’ Mr Gray said. ‘These results suggest that laughter should be a serious topic for those interested in the development of social relationships.’ A recent study has revealed that playfulness comes high on the list of desirable attributes in a long-term partner. Experts say that a sense of fun is more important to many people than whether someone has a degree or is religious. Research by the University of Zurich

Summary: Act of verbally opening up to someone helps form friendships . University College London explored the effect using video clips . Found the comedy clip promoted more sharing than a less funny video .


A former Royal Marine soldier who was fired by Sir Alan Sugar on the Apprentice has pleaded guilty to punching a taxi driver while drunk. Chris Farrell was thrown out of the taxi on November 22 after calling the driver a p****, Wirral Magistrates Court heard today. The 31-year-old who appeared on the sixth series of the TV show in 2010 was on his way home with his partner after drinking a bottle of wine and a few beers. Apprentice: Former Apprentice star Chris Farrell (pictured in 2010) has pleaded guilty to punching a taxi driver while drunk - but claimed the 'unpleasant' man was aggressive towards him and his partner . Altercation: The 31-year-old ex-Royal Marine (circled) - who featured on the sixth series of the hit TV show - was thrown out of the taxi after calling the driver a 'p****' The taxi driver said he had been assaulted by a male and female according to prosecutor Alan Currums. He said: 'As he [taxi driver] approached the female he says he was punched in the face by the defendant. 'He said he was called 'a p****'. The taxi driver stopped the vehicle on the hard shoulder to call police.' 'The defendant had drunk a bottle of wine and a few beers but wouldn't say he was intoxicated. He said he was angry and upset with the driver.' Chair of the bench Eileen Ashton fined him £400 to be paid within 28 days. He was also ordered to pay £150 compensation to the taxi driver and a court fee of £125. The man who served in the Royal Marines for 10 years before becoming a businessman has previous convictions of drink driving, fraud and 'carrying an offensive weapon'. In February 2009, he pleaded guilty to possessing an extendable baton and knuckle-duster which was found in his Merceds car. Police were called to his home following allegations he hit ex-wife Clair and wounded her - drawing blood. TV star: Farrell appeared on the sixth series of the Apprentice and was fired by Sir Alan Sugar (centre) in week eight . And after completing filming for The Apprentice in 2010, he was reportedly hiding in Spain after his former boss revealed she had fired him due to claims of fraud. He was working on commission basis for Mortgages4Plymouth when Tricia Kennedy axed him. During his appearance in The Apprentice, Farrell said he was a sniper and he took 'that killer instinct across into business'. Gerry Pachter who was defending Farrell said: 'Mr Farrell regrets his behaviour that night. He is very remorseful but felt the taxi driver had been particularly unpleasant. 'He had been drinking during the course of the evening. Mr Farrell thought the taxi driver had been aggressive towards him and his partner. 'He recognises that he should've turned a blind eye. The taxi driver pulled up and kicked them out of the taxi - this is what got to them. It was dark and in an unsafe area.' He added: 'The taxi driver wasn't badly injured and there was no

Summary: Chris Farrell was fired in eighth week of The Apprentice show aired in 2010 . He pleaded guilty to punching taxi driver after bottle of wine and few beers . The ex-Royal Marine was thrown out of the taxi after calling driver a 'p****' Farrell claimed 'unpleasant' driver was aggressive to him and his partner .


An 'over-eager' father has ruined a primary school disco after charging onto the dance floor to break up a fight between two children - and then calling the police to report an assault. The 'angry and intimidating' dad forced the event at St Andrew's and St Mark's Church of England Junior school to be cancelled mid-way through on March 19. He 'pulled the children apart' and then started 'shouting and swearing' before calling 999 to say the children at the Surrey school 'assaulted' each other. 'Intimidating': The parent who called the police to report a scuffle at a primary school disco 'shouted and swore' in front of the children . Children at the 280-pupil school which has been rated 'outstanding' were escorted out of the disco while police spoke to the 'upset parent', but no action was ultimately taken. The school's parent-teacher association (PTA) wrote a letter to parents saying: 'A parent of one of the children was on site when the incident happened and took it upon themselves to resolve the situation despite the PTA trying to step in. 'This was inappropriate behaviour on behalf of the parent and it came across as angry and intimidating. 'The parent also took it upon themselves to call the police who did attend the school. Unfortunately the children in the hall witnessed this behaviour.' A mother who asked not to be identified, said: 'I heard about this from my son who said this guy just flew onto the dance floor and pulled these two children apart. 'He was shouting and screaming about one hitting the other and then he pulled out his phone and called the police and reported one of the children for assault. He ruined it for everyone.' Angry: The school wrote a letter to parents following the incidents in which described the parent who called the police's behaviour as 'inappropriate' While a spokesman for Kingston Council said: 'We take these matters extremely seriously, and the school has written to all the parents assuring them that the disco was constantly supervised. 'It is such a shame that a lovely event, usually enjoyed by all, was marred by the actions of one parent. 'We understand that this incident will have been very stressful for the children who witnessed it and the school will support them in any way needed.' A spokesman for the school declined to comment.

Summary: The parent 'shouted and swore' in front of children before calling police . It happened at St Andrew's St Mark's Church of England Junior School . He pulled the children apart before claiming they 'assaulted' one another . The school described the parent's behaviour as 'angry and intimidating'


Voters called on Ed Balls to come clean about Labour’s plans for higher taxes yesterday. Members of the public rounded on the Shadow Chancellor on live TV as he suggested Britain’s budget deficit could be filled by taxes on the rich – and refused to apologise for the economic crash. Mr Balls – who will today rule out a rise in VAT – was accused of ‘tinkering round the edges’ when he suggested that Britain’s problems could be solved by reinstating the 50p tax for top earners and bringing in a Mansion Tax. Scroll down for video . Voters called on Shadow Chancellor Ed Balls to come clean about Labour’s plans for higher taxes . Ed Miliband yesterday all-but guaranteed Mr Balls the Chancellor’s job if Labour win the election. He was accused of ‘tinkering round the edges’ after suggested that Britain’s problems could be solved by reinstating the 50p tax for top earners . But Mr Balls was forced on to the defensive while taking questions from a studio audience on Sky News. One member of the public called on him to apologise for crashing the economy. Another called on him to come clean about his plans for the economy, describing his plans for taxes on the rich as ‘tinkering around the edges’ and asking him: ‘When are you going to do the big stuff?’ And he came under fire over the Mansion Tax, with voters asking why a tax levied almost exclusively on homes in the south east of England would be used to pay for more nurses in Scotland. Mr Balls will attempt to get on to the front foot today by ruling out a rise in VAT if Labour seize power in May. Members of the public rounded on the Shadow Chancellor on live TV as he suggested Britain’s budget deficit could be filled by taxes on the rich . In a speech in Birmingham today, Mr Balls will make a ‘clear pledge’ that Labour will not raise VAT from its current level of 20 per cent. He will say: ‘We will not put up VAT. And we will not extend it to food, children’s clothes, books, newspapers and public transport fares. ‘We will not raise VAT because it’s the tax that hits everyone. It’s the tax that hits you every day. And it hits pensioners and the poorest hardest.’ But Labour last night refused to rule out raising other major taxes, such as income tax and national insurance. Tory sources said that, with Mr Balls apparently committed to a further £30 billion of deficit reduction, further tax rises under Labour were inevitable. A party spokesman said: ‘Labour have let the cat out of the bag. Ed Balls is confirming his real plan – big hikes in the jobs tax or tax on hard work. ‘Labour have already announced a raft of tax rises, but all but one of these would fund their spending pledges. Ed Miliband and Ed Balls have repeatedly said they will raise taxes. It is time that they came clean with the British public

Summary: Mr Balls, who will today rule out a rise in VAT, was accused of 'tinkering' He had suggested Britain’s budget deficit could be filled by taxes on rich . Was forced on to the defensive taking questions from Sky News audience . One member of the public called on him to apologise for crashing economy . Ed Miliband has all-but guaranteed him Chancellor’s job if Labour win election .


This time last season there was sudden hope for Manchester United, too. From the mist of poor football and modest results emerged a 3-0 home win against Olympiacos in the Champions League. Glimpses of what we presumed was the real United were seen once more. A win at West Ham followed in the Barclays Premier League but then the opposition hardened. Manchester City arrived at Old Trafford and took another huge chunk out of United’s credibility. It was a crushing loss for United from which they, and manager David Moyes, never recovered. Manchester United manager Louis van Gaal pictured during his press conference on Friday . Van Gaal recognises the rivalry between United and Liverpool is among the most fierce in football . Once again this weekend, United will attempt to build on something they hope will prove to be of substance. Last weekend’s surprising 3-0 dismantling of Tottenham Hotspur has lifted spirits for Louis van Gaal and his team, but once again opposition of real calibre threatens to cast a shadow across United’s new dawn. And this time it is the greatest foe of all. Liverpool. The very mention of their name is enough to harden a Mancunian stare. ‘They will always be our greatest rivals,’ Sir Alex Ferguson used to say. At Anfield on Sunday, Liverpool and United begin in earnest a fight not for a League title or European eminence but for respectability. A scuffle for a top-four place is one motivated certainly by money but more by old-fashioned pride. For United, to finish outside the Champions League places once again is unthinkable. If they really are to find the form they will need to see them through an uncomfortable run of fixtures between now and the season’s end, one feels it really needs to start here. Wayne Rooney (centre) and his United team-mates train ahead of the trip to Liverpool on Sunday . Van Gaal revealed that the United team chef has been helping his side prepare for their Premier League clash . Antonio Valencia and Radamel Falcao battle for the ball during training on Friday ahead of Liverpool . ‘The win (against Tottenham) means nothing if you lose the next one and Liverpool is not a ground where this club has won a lot,’ said Van Gaal. ‘If we show that form again in Liverpool then we are little bit further along. For our fans, it’s the enemy and it’s very important. ‘But the last time they lost in the league was against us. It was a long time ago so this will be very difficult.’ Liverpool have issues of their own to deal with between now and mid-May. Raheem Sterling’s contract stand-off will worry them while Steven Gerrard’s farewell from the club this summer needs to be handled properly. On the field, though, Liverpool have the better form. Monday night’s win at Swansea was a little fortuitous but Liverpool are now unbeaten in 21 domestic matches and if that’s not daunting enough, they play exactly the kind of football the modern United hate. ‘I have played

Summary: Manchester United face Liverpool in the Premier League on Sunday . Louis van Gaal recognises the great rivalry between the two clubs . The last time Liverpool lost in the league was against United at Old Trafford .


A gay couple looking to adopt a baby have made a parody of Meghan Trainor's hit song Dear Future Husband, in the hopes it will find them a child. Titling their own rendition of the song Dear Future Baby, Joe Morales and Joey Famoso from Minneapolis, Minnesota, re-wrote Ms Trainor's lyrics to outline what great parents they will be, and are hopeful a potential birth mother will see the video and reach out to them. 'We are currently on our adoption journey and decided to try something a little different by writing our future baby this love song!,' the duo explain in the stylized music video. Joe Morales and Joey Famoso from Minneapolis, Minnesota, re-wrote Ms Trainor's lyrics to outline what great parents they will be, and are hopeful a potential birth mother will see the video and reach out to them . 'We have always dreamed of becoming fathers and hopefully this video will help make that dream come true by connecting us to our future birth mother.' Ms Trainor's original song Dear Future Husband sees the singer test the husband potential of various suitors, while singing about what she expects in return. In the parody, the couple, who have spent the last 12 months trying to adopt, sing to their future baby: 'You're gonna be our one and only all our life Dear future baby Make time for you Won't leave you lonely And know you'll always be our baby for all time. 'We are currently on our adoption journey and decided to try something a little different by writing our future baby this love song!,' the duo explain in the stylized music video . In the parody, the couple, who have spent the last 12 months trying to adopt, sing to their future baby: 'You're gonna be our one and only all our life Dear future baby Make time for you Won't leave you lonely' 'If you need us we'll be right there in a flash Well be putting all your artwork on the fridge We'll Help you get good grades And go to all your games We promise you We promise you baby.' Mr Morales and Mr Famoso, who have been together for five years, told MailOnline that last October, they received the 'call of a lifetime' from their adoption agency. 'A birthmother had selected us! She was due in three weeks… We were finally going to be fathers!' But after the baby was born, two days before Thanksgiving, the social worker told them that the mother had chnaged her mind: she had decided to keep the baby. 'Words cannot even begin to describe the shock, heartache, and sheer disbelief we felt… for weeks,' they recalled. 'Looking back, we were lucky… we could have had her longer, fallen deeper in love, promised her more; but regardless of whether you have a child for ten minutes or for the rest of your life, you have been changed with their presence. 'It was a rough Thanksgiving… and an even harder Christmas… but by the time January was upon us, we

Summary: Joe Morales and Joey Famoso have been trying to adopt for more than a year . The Minneapolis, Minnesota couple hope a potential birth mother will see the video and reach out to them .


Shaniqua Cherry wasn't due to deliver her fourth child until late March, but the baby girl came early — forcing Cherry and the plane on which she was a passenger to make an unscheduled stop in North Carolina so she could give birth. Her boyfriend, Hassan Lulu, said he had fallen asleep Tuesday as he and Cherry were flying to Atlanta with two of her three children. 'She just started tapping me,' the 25-year-old Lulu said. 'So I woke up and she told me her water had broke. I really didn't believe it at first. I was like "Are you sure? Are you OK? You don't think you can wait?" She said "No, it's coming now, right now!"' Scroll down for video . Emergency landing: Shaniqua Cherry, 24, sits in bed with her newborn daughter, Nylah, and her daughter, Malaysha, 3, on Wednesday. Cherry gave birth in Greensboro after her water broke on a flight from Philadelphia to Atlanta that was diverted to Piedmont Triad International Airport . Lulu alerted the flight attendants, who used the intercom to ask if there was a doctor aboard the flight. No one stepped forward. The attendants then announced the plane would be making an emergency landing, Lulu said. 'Everybody was looking left to right, looking around,' Lulu said. 'I was looking at people, everybody trying to figure out what was going on.' American Airlines flight 611 from Philadelphia with 90 passengers aboard diverted to Piedmont Triad International Airport in Greensboro. An ambulance met them on the tarmac to rush Cherry to a hospital, but the baby didn't wait. Cherry delivered a 7-pound girl, Nylah, in the ambulance on her way to Women's Hospital of Greensboro. All five family members were doing well Wednesday. Cherry said her contractions began as the plane took off. They were 40 minutes into the flight when her water broke. 'Yeah, I was kind of scared at first because I didn't know what was going to happen. I didn't want to have it on the plane,' Cherry said. 'I was trying to make it to Atlanta. I was like "I think I can do it." But it just got worse, so they had to stop.' Lulu said the flight was on the ground within 10 minutes after the flight diversion was announced. 'And then I had her in the back of the ambulance on the side of the road, somewhere. I don't know where,' Cherry said. Advice on the website www.babycenter.com suggests that it's generally safe to fly during the third trimester, but expectant mothers should discuss plans with a doctor or midwife before booking a flight. Cherry said her midwife told her that flying two weeks before her due date was fine. On its website, American Airlines says that on domestic flights under five hours, travel is not permitted within seven days before and after a pregnant woman's delivery date. Cherry and Lulu tried to get some rest in their hospital room with her active 2-year-old son, Lamarion, and 3-year-old daughter, Malaysha nearby. Seven-year-old Dayquan was waiting for his baby

Summary: Shaniqua Cherry wasn't due to deliver her fourth child until late March, but the baby girl came early . Her boyfriend, Hassan Lulu, said he had fallen asleep Tuesday as he and Cherry were flying to Atlanta with two of her three children . Cherry told Lulu her water had broke, then he alerted the flight attendants, who used the intercom to ask if there was a doctor aboard the flight . After no one stepped forward, the attendants announced the plane would be making an emergency landing, Lulu said . American Airlines flight 611 from Philadelphia with 90 passengers aboard diverted to Piedmont Triad International Airport in Greensboro . Cherry delivered a 7-pound girl, Nylah, in the ambulance on her way to Women's Hospital of Greensboro .


Brazilian ace Neymar believes Barcelona's wealth of attacking riches can help them win La Liga, the Champions League and the Copa del Rey this season. Barcelona are currently top of the domestic pile as Luis Enrique's side continues to make the most of Real Madrid's recent slump in form under Carlo Ancelotti. The two Spanish heavyweights go head-to-head in 'El Clasico' on March 22, and Neymar admits they will treat the match like a final as they strive to win the treble. Neymar believes Barcelona's wealth of riches in attack can help them go on to win the treble . Barcelona's Neymar smiles during the International youth football tournament MIC in Barcelona, Spain . Neymar poses with a picture of himself when he first represented Brazil during the presentation . Neymar laughs as he takes questions from the crowd at youth tournament MIC in Barcelona . Neymar insists the atmosphere in the changing rooms is superb and says Lionel Messi is the best in the world . Neymar says Barcelona will treat the upcoming 'El Classico' meeting like a cup final so they win the game . Neymar said: 'I think we have the team to think about winning the treble. Leo (Messi) is the best in the world and (Luis) Suárez is a great goalscorer. 'We will give everything to win. I don't want to choose one title, I want to win all three. 'We try and hurt opposition defences, every day we understand each other more. They are great players. Neymar describes teammate Luis Suarez as a great goalscorer and insists they can win the treble . Neymar celebrates scoring against Villarreal during the Copa del Rey semi final clash at the Madrigal Stadium . 'We are strong in the way we train and the relationship inside the dressing room has improved, now the atmosphere in the squad is spectacular. 'El Clasico' will be a final and we have to prepare as such. They are a very tough team but we only have to think about victory. 'The season is very long and there are still many games to play. We'll have to play our game and focus on winning.'

Summary: Neymar thinks Barcelona can win the treble under Luis Enrique this season . Brazilian believes wealth of attacking options will help them win the lot . Barcelona face Real Madrid on March 22 which could decide the title . Neymar insists the squad will treat it like a final to ensure they win .


As romantic comedy Pretty Woman celebrates its 25-year anniversary this week, the film's scriptwriter has revealed that the iconic fairy-tale ending could have been very different. The 1990 film, which is set in Los Angeles, sees Julia Roberts as Vivian, a down-on-her-luck prostitute who agrees to become a one-week escort for wealthy businessman, Edward Lewis, played by Richard Gere. The much-loved movie ends with the improbable pair going off in the sunset together - yet the original ending was more realistic and was intended to reflect his story's 'dark and gritty' tone. Scroll down for video . The iconic necklace scene may have remained, but Pretty Woman was originally titled $3,000 and had an ending where the lead characters, Vivian and Edward, do not end up together . Edward and Vivian's clumsy-but-cute first-meet on Hollywood Boulevard never happens either. In the original script, Edward is seen to patrol around intentionally looking for a prostitute . American screenwriter J.F. Lawton, who penned the original script, which was called $3000 for the amount Edward agrees to pay Vivian for a week of her company, revealed in an interview with Vanity Fair that: 'The tone and ending are completely different.' Most notably, in Lawton's original script Vivian and Edward do not find true love together. Indeed, Pretty Woman's Cinderella ending that sees Edward as a modern-day knight in shining armour, who 'rescues' Vivian from her apartment block would have been completely different. Instead, Lawton says: 'The film ends with Kit [Vivian's prostitute friend] and Vivian on a bus bound for Disneyland... with Kit anticipating a fun day financed by Vivian's week with Edward, as Vivian 'stares out emptily ahead.'' This dismal ending was just one of the many changes that happened. Lawton's script also portrayed Vivian as a drug addict and the six pages include focus on her locking down a deal to buy crack cocaine. The original script dictates that Pretty Woman ends with Vivian and Kit on a bus bound for Disneyland as Vivian 'stares out emptily ahead'. There is no 'knight in shining armour' scene for Vivian (pictured) In the original script, Vivian is a helpless drug addict that must use prostitution to fund her crack addiction . Upon clocking the original script, even Julia Roberts described it as, 'a really dark and depressing, horrible, terrible story about two horrible people. She said: 'My character was this drug addict, a bad-tempered, foulmouthed, ill-humored, poorly educated hooker who had this weeklong experience with a foulmouthed, ill-tempered, bad-humored, very wealthy, handsome but horrible man and it was just a grisly, ugly story about these two people.' The lead characters' adorable meeting on Hollywood boulevard is no romantic affair either. The film's version portrays Edward comically and clumsily unable to drive his borrowed sports' car and stopping to ask for directions from a chirpy Vivian, who thinks he's a potential customer. In the original script, Edward is very much looking for a prostitute when he stumbles upon Vivian . Pretty Woman stars reunited on NBC's Today show this morning, left to right: Hector Elizondo, Laura

Summary: Rom com Pretty Woman celebrates it's 25th anniversary this week . Julia Roberts plays a prostitute and Richard Gere, a wealthy businessman . A very different ending was intended for the modern update on Cinderella .