Birmingham staged a stunning late comeback to grab a 2-2 draw against Derby as the Rams missed the chance to go top of the Championship. County had looked in control after Jamie Ward's first goal since September and a Tom Ince strike had put them 2-0 up but Birmingham silenced the iPro Stadium by drawing level in stoppage-time through a Paul Caddis penalty and a Clayton Donaldson goal. It was not the result Derby wanted on a day when the crowd stood to join in a minute's applause before the game for former Rams great and manager Dave Mackay, who died on Monday at the age of 80. Clayton Donaldson (centre) was Birmingham City's hero as he scored a late equaliser against Derby . Donaldson (centre) headed home a 96th minute equaliser as Birmingham City drew 2-2 at Derby . Donaldson's goal sparked pandemonium on the Birmingham bench after they battled back from 2-0 down . Derby: Grant, Christie, Keogh, Albentosa, Forsyth, Hendrick, Mascarell, Hughes (Bryson 80), Ince, Russell (Dawkins 83), Ward (Lingard 74). Subs not used: Buxton, Roos, Thomas, Shotton. Goals: Ward 20, Ince 48 . Booked: Christie, Forsyth, Ince. Birmingham: Randolph, Caddis, Spector, Kiernan, Grounds, Tesche, Davis, Cotterill, Shinnie (Thomas 64), Dyer (Gray 74), Novak (Donaldson 64). Subs not used: Robinson, Reilly, Zigic, Doyle. Goals: Caddis 90+2, Donaldson 90+6 . Booked: Cotterill, Dyer . Referee: Iain Williamson . Attendance: 31,522 . The opener came as Will Hughes played in Johnny Russell just inside the area in the 20th minute and, although his low shot was parried by Darren Randolph, Ward arrived to score with a cross-shot that struck the inside of a post and bounced over the line. Hughes rattled the bar with a left-footed shot from 20 yards following a short corner in the 27th minute and Jeff Hendrick put Ince through five minutes later only for the winger to lose control. But the speed of Derby's passing and movement was starting to stretch Birmingham and when Ward got away down the left in the 39th minute, David Cotterill was booked for a blatant trip. The half ended on a flash-point with Birmingham boss Gary Rowett involved in a heated exchange on the touchline with several Derby players after he felt Russell should have given the ball back to his team instead of kicking into the corner. Rowett saw his team fall further behind three minutes after the break when Hughes found Ince on the right edge of the area and he slipped past two defenders before driving a low shot inside Randolph's right post. The match was marked with a tribute to former Derby player Dave Mackay - who died earlier this week . Jamie Ward (right) opened the scoring for Derby County in their 2-2 draw at home to Birmingham City . Ward celebrates his first-half strike for the Rams in front of a jubilant home support . Birmingham City players look despondent after conceding the opener during Saturday's Championship clash . Derby were close to a third minutes later when Russell had a shot blocked and

Summary: Jamie Ward gave Derby the lead on 20 minutes with a left-footed shot . Tom Ince doubled the Rams' lead early in the second half . Paul Caddis scored an injury-time second half penalty for Birmingham . Clayton Donaldson rescued a point for the visitors with a 96th minute effort .


Jonathan Ross has returned to Radio Two - the station that sacked him over a prank phone call - despite a raft of complaints from listeners. The chat show host is once again standing in for Steve Wright, 60, on show Steve Wright in the Afternoon - despite the BBC receiving 100 complaints since his last cover shift and criticism on social media. It is more than six years since he disgraced himself when he and comedian Russell Brand crudely mocked Fawlty Towers actor Andrew Sachs and his family on air. Jonathan Ross has returned to Radio Two - the station that sacked him over a prank phone call - despite hundreds of complaints from listeners. It is more than six years since he disgraced himself when he and comedian Russell Brand crudely mocked Fawlty Towers actor Andrew Sachs and his family on air . The incident provoked 42,000 complaints after Brand boasted of sleeping with the actor’s granddaughter Georgina and joked that the Fawlty Towers star might hang himself as a result of the calls. Brand later resigned and Ross, who had his own regular Radio 2 show, was suspended for 12 weeks . Ross had been hired to cover the afternoon show in February while Steve Wright was on holiday and was once again hosting the show today. But listeners have been left far from impressed. One posted on the Points of View message board: ‘I have read all 70 messages. Many reflect my opinion of this dreadful man. 'I just want to put in a fervent request to the BBC. Please don’t let him back on radio or t.v. I could avoid him on THE OTHER CHANNEL. At the moment he is just spoiling my afternoons, Please make him stop.’ Another added: ‘I’ll find another station to listen to when I go out in the car tomorrow.’ One posted on Twitter: ‘BBC’s shown double standards over Clarkson case - Jonathan Ross and Russell Brand get away with murder!!’ In 2008, Ross used an appearance on comedian Russell Brand’s Radio 2 show to leave obscene messages on Sachs’s answering machine. The Sachs family have refused to forgive Ross and claimed he used the publicity to advance his career . The incident provoked 42,000 complaints after Brand boasted of sleeping with the actor’s granddaughter Georgina and joked that the Fawlty Towers star might hang himself as a result of the calls. Brand later resigned and Ross, who had his own regular Radio 2 show, was suspended for 12 weeks. He subsequently moved to ITV, while the BBC was fined £150,000 by Ofcom for the shameful episode. After last month's show listeners questioned the choice of Ross to stand-in for Wright. One wrote on Twitter: ‘All is forgiven then? Didn’t think @wossy would ever “darken” hallowed BBC premises again.’ Another posted: ‘And Jonathan Ross is on BBC Radio 2 hosting a show because? My God, just shows you can get away with anything and still asked back. Shameful!’ Others said they had switched their radios off, with one tweeting: ‘Disgrace they let

Summary: Chat show host is again standing in for Steve Wright, 60, on Radio Two . BBC received 100 complaints over his last cover shift and a raft of criticism . Ross was effectively exiled after he crudely mocked Andrew Sachs in 2008 .


There is a vulnerable beauty in the fragile yet perfectly formed machinery within our bodies. Now, one London-based photographer has captured these structures in a series of captivating - and at times gruesome - images of the animal kingdom. From a fetal monkey to a cat's uterus during pregnancy, the photographs document historical dissections featured at the Royal Veterinary College London. London-based photographer, Michael Frank, has captured stunning images of the anatomy of various creatures. pictured is a fetal monkey . 'When you remove the entanglement of surrounding tissue and fat, you are left with something so pure and delicately artistic that is completely different from anything else I have ever seen,' photographer Michael Frank told DailyMail.com. Each of the specimens is stored in a formalin pot, preserving its intricate structure in incredible detail. 'On one hand, especially from the Royal Veterinary College's point of view, these images are designed to understand anatomy and with the help of digital imaging they will be now available to a vast audience of students and practitioners,' said Mr Frank. 'From my perspective, I wanted to create something that is so detached from academia and anchored in art that it will puzzle the viewer.' Each of the specimens is stored in a formalin pot, preserving its intricate structure in incredible detail. Conjoined twin piglets (left) and the cast of a cow's lung (right) can be seen here . 'When you remove the entanglement of surrounding tissue and fat, you are left with something so pure and delicately artistic that is completely different from anything else I have ever seen,' photographer Michael Frank told DailyMail.com. Pictured is a goat’s stomach . A goat’s stomach chamber (right) and a wallaby uterus (left). 'From my perspective, I wanted to create something that is so detached from academia and anchored in art that it will puzzle the viewer,' said Mr Frank . Each of the specimens is stored in a formalin pot, preserving its intricate structure in incredible detail. To create the images, the photographer used carefully constructed lighting on the pots to achieve a sense of the fragility of the membrane or tissue within. All pots were photographed with a Hasselblad 120mm and 40MP Phase One digital back on black background, and lit with three or four Bowens strobes. In one day, Mr Frank would normally photograph between 15-20 pots, with on average one day in post-production for each. The collections features images of a cow's heart, a goat's testis and a dog foetus, among others. His image of a pregnant uterus of a horse recently won the Wellcome Image Awards 2015. It shows the uterus of a New Forest Pony, around five months into the pregnancy, with the developing foetus still attached. Picture Editor of BBC Focus magazine, James Cutmore, who was a member of the judging panel said: 'The image of the horse's uterus with the foetus evokes many different emotions at once. It's fascinating, sad, macabre, almost brutal. 'Yet the subject is also delicate, detailed and beautiful. The image shows us a large and magnificent creature

Summary: Images were taken by London-based photographer Michael Frank using Royal Veterinary College specimens . They include detailed images of a cow's heart, a goat's testis, pregnant uterus of a red deer and a dog foetus . 'Like in a renaissance painting, [this art] will ask broader questions on life and its meaning', Mr Frank said .


The New York Police Department is searching for a woman who threw hot coffee in a bus driver's face on Saint Patrick's Day last week. The 45-year-old driver was operating his Metropolitan Transportation Authority vehicle in the Flatiron District when the woman approached and tossed the blistering beverage. The woman ran away from the bus after throwing the coffee. A woman threw hot coffee in a bus driver's face on Saint Patrick's Day last week in the Flatiron District . Police released photos of the woman’s face and she is described as white, in her mid-20s with long hair . The bus was at the intersection of Broadway and West 23rd Street at about 11am when the incident occurred. The NYPD released photos of the woman’s face and of her throwing the coffee. She is described as white, in her mid-20s with long hair, according to Pix 11. Anyone with information is asked to call Crime Stoppers at 1-800-577-TIPS. If she is caught, the woman could be charged with battery. The 45-year-old driver was operating his bus at the intersection of Broadway and West 23rd Street (pictured)

Summary: Driver was at intersection of Broadway and West 23rd St during incident . Police released photos of the woman’s face and of her throwing the coffee . She is described as white, in her mid-20s with long hair .


Maggots, fingernails and shards of metal have been found in various Aldi food products according to disgusted customers. The most recent complaint has come from Adrian Chew who was quick to abandon his bolognese recipe after finding a maggot in a jar of Remano Tomato Paste from an Aldi store at Abbotsford in Melbourne, Fairfax reports. However, despite the supermarket chain issuing an apology to the couple and launching an investigation into the breach in food safety, more shoppers have begun to come forward with their own disgusting discoveries. Adrian Chew was quick to abandon his bolognese recipe after finding a maggot in a jar of Remano Tomato Paste that he bought from an Aldi store at Abbotsford in Melbourne . The supermarket chain issued an apology and launched an investigation into the incident, however more shoppers have begun to come forward with their own disgusting discoveries . A Melbourne woman revealed that she had also found live maggots in a box of discounted Mozart Chocolate in December. 'They were my favourite chocolates, but I can't even look at them now,' she told Fairfax. Another customer, Tania Ewing, waited three months for a response from Aldi after her daughter discovered a human nail in a container of ice-cream purchased at an Aldi in Brunswick late last year. Meanwhile, a woman who bought a jar of Bramwells peanut butter from another one of the chain's Melbourne stores has had her complaint dismissed despite having found a shard of metal at the bottom of the jar. A Melbourne woman revealed that she had also found live maggots in a box of discounted Mozart Chocolate in December . Another customer, Tania Ewing, waited three months for a response from Aldi after her daughter discovered a human nail in a container of ice-cream purchased at an Aldi in Brunswick late last year . 'It looked like the tip of a knife, but all my knives are intact. I suspect it was something in the manufacturing equipment that broke off,' she told Fairfax. Aldi has however apologised to one man who claimed to have found a starfish arm in a tin of Ocean Rise smoked mussels. He told Fairfax that he was dissatisfied by the response and was concerned that the starfish could have been a poisonous species. Aldi has however apologised to one man who claimed to have found a starfish leg in a tin of Ocean Rise smoked mussels . The complaints appear to be on a wider scale than Australia after a woman in the U.S. discovered maggots in a pack of potatoes she bought from an Aldi store in Arkansas . Complaints have also been made about the company's products outside Australia, with one woman in the U.S. discovering maggots in a pack of potatoes she bought from an Aldi store in Arkansas. 'Just got home from #Aldi and realized bag of potatoes was rotten! #maggots #disgusting 30 min trip now to get $ back,' Brandi Goolsby Tweeted in late September. An Aldi spokesperson told Daily Mail Australia that Mr Chew's complaint was

Summary: Adrian Chew reported finding a maggot in an Aldi jar of tomato paste . The supermarket chain has apologised and launched an investigation . Other customers have since come forward with their own disgusting discoveries including more maggots, starfish arms and shards of metal .


Alcohol often goes hand in hand with violence, but no matter the level of intoxication most people would dare not pick a fight with an elephant. This was not the case recently in Sri Lanka, when a drunk man in a national park decided to antagonize an elephant as horrified onlookers stood by. Video of the encounter shows members of the crowd shouting at the man to leave the elephant alone as it had killed a person only days earlier. The man lies down on the grass before the elephant as onlookers warn it has recently killed someone . After getting up and continuing to antagonize the creature, it suddenly runs out of patience . In a matter of seconds, the angry elephant rushes towards him as he tries to escape . But the elephant is too quick and the drunk man falls underneath it as it runs over the top of him . But ignoring their pleas, he begins taunting the angry creature by first lying down on a bank directly in front of it. Despite the increasingly urgent cries from the crowd, he gets up and climbs down the bank until he is standing in front of the animal. Suddenly, it loses its temper and rushes towards him. He falls over and is trampled by it before it almost immediately wanders away disinterested. The drunk man is then pulled up the grassy bank and it appears as though part of his ear has been torn off and his once-muddy shirt is left covered in blood. The footage was filmed in the Udawalawe National Park in Sri Lanka, where it's believed around 250 Sri Lankan Elephants - a species native to the country - live. A policeman also appears in the background of the video, though it is unclear if he arrested or intervened following the fight. Immediately after it trampled the man, the elephant wandered away appearing disinterested . The victim appeared to have lost part of his ear in the attack and his muddy shirt was left covered in blood .

Summary: Drunk man in Sri Lankan national park decided to antagonize the elephant . After it patiently watched him scrambling around in front of it, it attacked . Video shows the creature rushing at the man and trampling him underfoot . Horrified onlookers warned the elephant had killed someone just days ago .


An apartment that was once home to Pre-Raphaelite painter and illustrator Sir John Everett Millais has gone on the market for almost £5million. The luxury two-floor apartment is in the exclusive Kensington district of London, which is also home to Kensington Palace - the official residence of the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge. The two-floor Grade II listed building was the home of Sir John in the 19th century when he was discovered as a child prodigy at the age of just 11. An apartment in the London district of Kensington has gone on sale for £5million and was once home to artist Sir John Everett Millais . Sir John, best known for his painting of the drowning of Ophelia from Shakespeare's Hamlet, went on to jointly found the Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood and became one of the wealthiest artists of his time. He lived at the apartment at Palace Gate for 18 years and at 11 was the youngest student to enter the Royal Academy Schools. The apartment was originally developed by William Cubitt & Co in the 19th Century. It has three large en-suite bedrooms and high ceilings throughout the building. Some of the original ornate features have been preserved and combined with modern features and every bedroom now has air conditioning. Sir John Everett Millais (left) lived in the apartment in the 19th century and became a famous Pre-Raphaelite painter. He lived in the building for 18 years and while some of the existing ornate features have been preserved, the inside of the house (right) has been modernised throughout . Prospective buyers of the luxury apartment may also be lured by the promise of the area's rich and well-known neighbours. Nearby Kensington Palace is the official home of the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge and Prince George. And just around the corner, Kensington Palace Gardens, is home to a number of well-known names. Dubbed one of the most expensive street in the UK, Kensington Palace Gardens boasts a hoard of wealthy residents Jonathon Hunt, the multi-millionaire previous owner of Foxtons, also bought property there along with Tamara Ecclestone - daughter of F1 boss Bernie Ecclestone - who owns a property with 57 rooms. It is also a popular area with businessmen including including businessmen Roman Abramovich, Leonard Blavatnik and Lakshmi Mittal. The house has gone on sale for £5million and is close to a number of famous residents, including the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge . The property has three en-suite large bedrooms and the master bedroom overlooks the expensive street of Kensington Palace Gardens . It is just round the corner from the Grade I listed Royal Albert Hall. Becky Fatemi, managing Director of estate agents Rokstone said: 'Palace Gate is steeped in history, with a range of notable residents having lived here over the last 100 years, making it ideal for someone looking for a property which offers British heritage in a highly desirable location. 'The apartment would be perfect for wealthy purchasers looking for a pied-à-terre with lateral living space, which can also accommodate guests or a growing

Summary: A three bedroom apartment where Pre-Raphaelite artist Sir John Everett Millais lived is up for sale for £4.92million . Sir John lived at the property in the 19th century when he was discovered to be a child prodigy at just 11 . It is in the Kensington district of London, home to the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge and Roman Abramovich . The apartment is close to Kensington Palace Gardens - one of the most expensive streets in the UK .


Philippe Coutinho has found himself a home away from home on Merseyside having seen his popularity soar among Liverpool fans. The 22-year-old has been in impressive form for his club this season and also put pen to paper on a new long-term contract. The Brazilian left his home city of Rio de Janeiro in 2010 to join Internazionale, but it is in Liverpool he has started to produce his best form since moving to Anfield in January 2013. Philippe Coutinho opens up about his life off the field in a new documentary on Liverpool TV . The 22-year-old Brazilian wants to evolve as a footballer having signed a new contract at Liverpool . Now, Liverpool TV are giving fans a glimpse of Coutinho's life on Merseyside away from football with a new documentary starting on Friday night. The show features an in-depth interview with the Brazilian at his home, where he talks about his journey from South America to European football. 'My objective has always been to play at a big club, to grow and evolve as a footballer and have a run of game,' Coutinho said. 'I didn't have that at my previous clubs and feared it would be the same at Liverpool. 'But here it's like a family, a club where the manager likes to use young players. Our team has many young players and I've been given a run of games. 'The manager has given me opportunities and this has built my confidence. Since I arrived the manager has always trusted me and that has been very important.' Coutinho's wife Aine gives an insight into her husband on the documentary . Coutinho has seen his popularity among Liverpool fans soar since joining the club in January 2013 . The Brazilian added: 'Football is what I like to do. It is so much more than work. I love to play football. I always loved it, when I was young it was all about football. Football is my passion. Coutinho's wife Aine, who came from the same neighbourhood as the Liverpool star, also features in the documentary. She describes Coutinho as 'a very affectionate and incredible person'. 'When I say I'm his fan, it's not only because of football but as a person,' she added. 'And not only because he's my husband but because he truly is an amazing person.'

Summary: Liverpool TV to show behind-the-scenes documentary with the Brazilian . Philippe Coutinho talks about his journey and his desire to improve . The 22-year-old playmaker describes Liverpool as a 'family' Liverpool TV documentary looks at Coutinho's life off the pitch . Roberto Dinamite: Coutinho will be Brazil's No 10 for years to come . CLICK HERE for all the latest Liverpool news .


As we approached another huge rapid, I had to pinch myself for a second. White-water rafting had been on my bucket list for years but to do it with Ben Fogle in the middle of the Amazon is a moment I will never forget. Hurtling along the Jatunyacu River in between steep mud cliffs with the loud buzzing noise of the jungle I felt like I was starring in my own version of Jurassic Park. ‘You can just imagine a teraductile flying overhead,’ Ben quipped. ‘The light, the scenery, the air, the people, it’s really unlike anywhere else in the world’. Trip of a lifetime: I was lucky to join adventurer Ben Fogle on a tour of Ecuador . Satey briefing: Ben watches on as our white-water rafting guide Gabriel gives us the lowdown . Setting sail on our Amazon adventure: Ben and I, on the right of the boat, receive instructions from our guide . I was invited to accompany 40-year-old Ben on a trip to the country where his life of adventure and travel all started. Ecuador has long-been associated as a gateway to the much more popular Galapagos Islands or simply a pit stop on a tour of South America. But from the bustling city of Quito to the stunning Andes, the Amazon jungle and the sublime beaches, it's much more than that. Ben’s first trip as an 19-year-old, unable to speak a word of Spanish, saw him spend a sobering night in a Quito prison cell and endure 15 rabies injections in his stomach after getting bitten by a dog. However the incidents did little to phase Ben as he says it was that trip that he decided he wanted to make a career out of travel. ‘I never believed I would do it,’ says Ben, husband to Marina and father to Ludo and Iona. Taking a breather: I prepare for the next stage of our descent down Cotopaxi volcano . The food: 'Guinea pig intrigues me. I'm still trying to master it. I’m an animal lover so actually one of the hard things I always have is embracing local food.' The people: 'In the South American countries the people are very friendly. The weather: 'We went from the Amazon where it was very hot to the chilly Andean Mountains. The light and sky is incredible in Quito.' Favourite moment: 'I've done white-water rafting a few times but this time was really amazing.' Weirdest moment: 'Getting whipped by nettles in the middle of a market near people eating their chicken and rice was a strange but memorable experience.' Scariest moment: 'When I first came to Ecaudor I was arrested and put in a cell for a night for not having my passport on me. I was also bitten by a dog and had to have loads of painful rabies injections in my stomach!' The changes: 'Ecuador has changed unimaginably since I first came here. The infrastructure has vastly improved and it’s so much more geared to tourists.' ‘It’s gone in a strange convoluted way. It’s hard being away

Summary: Ben's life of adventure and travel began on a trip to Ecuador 21 years ago . His first visit saw him arrested by the police and bitten by a dog . But says stripping to his underpants for bizarre medical practice this time was one of his strangest experiences ever . Ben has teamed up with Virgin Holidays to inspire people to go on their own adventures .


A truck reportedly bore a flag for the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria in Michigan over the weekend. On Sunday morning, the flag was just a short distance away from the United States Army Reserve Center in Southfield, WWJ reported. Reserve center officials told the CBS affiliate that an anti-terrorism drill involved the flag. Incident: A truck reportedly bore a flag for the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS) in Michigan over the weekend (file photo) The truck was away from the reserve center for a short period of time, officials told the television station, and said they were sorry for the confusion. The news arrives as the US Marine Corps on Sunday urged 'vigilance' after a group claiming to be Islamic State hackers published what they said were the names and addresses of 100 military personnel and urged supporters to kill them. The warning came after a group calling itself the Islamic State Hacking Division posted information about members of the air force, army and navy, including photos and ranks, on the Internet, according to monitoring group SITE Intelligence. The US Marine Corps said it was visiting all affected staff, and urged caution online. 'Vigilance and force protection considerations remain a priority for commanders and their personnel,' US Marine Corps Lieutenant Colonel John Caldwell said in a statement, adding that the threat remained 'unverified'. 'It is recommended Marines and family members check their online/social footprint, ensuring privacy settings are adjusted to limit the amount of available personal information.' The Pentagon regularly tells service members to be careful about what they post online. The self-proclaimed IS Hacking Division claimed it took the information from government servers, databases and emails and called on its followers to mount attacks. Threat: The news comes as US Marine Corps on Sunday urged 'vigilance' after a group claiming to be Islamic State hackers published what they said were the names and addresses of 100 military personnel and urged supporters to kill them . A defense source, however, told The New York Times most of the information was in fact available in public records and did not appear to have been hacked from government servers. The IS Hacking Division said the 100 military staff had targeted the Islamic State group in Iraq, Syria and Yemen. 'With the huge amount of data we have from various different servers and databases, we have decided to leak 100 addresses so that our brothers residing in America can deal with you,' the group wrote. 'Now we have made it easy for you by giving you addresses, all you need to do is take the final step, so what are you waiting for?' NATO commander Philip Breedlove called the publication an attempt by IS to divert attention from military setbacks. 'What we have seen across the last several months is that every time they take a defeat on the battlefield, or every time they are under great pressure on the battlefield, they come out with kind of some big splash like this,' he said at a conference in Brussels. 'This caliphate,

Summary: The flag was observed Sunday morning a short distance from the United States Army Reserve Center in Southfield . Reserve center officials have said an anti-terrorism drill involved the flag . The truck was away from the reserve center for a short period of time, the officials said, and apologized for the confusion . The news comes as the US Marine Corps on Sunday urged 'vigilance' after a group claiming to be Islamic State hackers published a 'kill list' The Islamic State Hacking Division posted information about members of the air force, army and navy, including photos and ranks, on the Internet .


For Stuart McCall, the hope is that the sleepless nights that preceded his exit from Motherwell can be replaced by a sweet dream. Visualising the joy of completing the journey back to the top flight is something he wants all now under his command at Rangers to do. The power of positive thinking will be deployed in the fight for promotion McCall took on Thursday evening. The 50-year-old stepped down from his post at Fir Park in November after admitting much soul-searching in a bid to halt a form slump. New Rangers manager Stuart McCall raises the club scarf after being unveiled on Thursday afternoon . The new Rangers boss takes his first training session at Murray Park on Thursday afternoon . His was surely a classic case of becoming a victim of your own success. Hindsight only makes the prior back-to-back second places finishes he attained on a meagre budget look all the more incredible. Revitalised, refreshed and fully motivated, the lure of resuming his managerial career with a return to Ibrox was simply too great to resist. McCall’s current deal only runs to the end of the season but if his infectious enthusiasm can transform an underachieving, down-in-the mouth squad into play-off victors then his claim for a longer stay will be extremely difficult to ignore. He won six titles and five cups in seven years as a midfielder with Walter Smith’s all-conquering side of the 1990s, but reckons taking Rangers up this season might well be the greatest achievement of his footballing life. ‘It would have to be up there and I have been quite fortunate in my time,’ he mused. ‘Yeah, I suppose it would be. ‘There might still be sleepless nights but it is something to dream about. I want the lads to have a focus about that. Picture yourself running around Ibrox having won promotion. The former Motherwell manager has taken charge of the Ibrox club for the rest of the season . The former Bradford player faces the press as he is unveiled on Thursday . ‘The lads who have been here have done it for two years. Obviously the circumstances were quite different. ‘I would think at this moment in time - and I am not putting the boot into the players because they know this themselves - anyone who has watched Rangers for the last three or four months would say they would struggle. ‘But there are enough good players in the squad I saw as I looked around in our meeting today. ‘They wouldn’t be at Rangers if they weren’t good players. I saw flashes of it today in training. Go and express yourself. All of the players who have come from all these different clubs, I would have signed most of them. ‘It hasn’t sunk in and it won’t sink in for a while. But I’m going to make the most of it.’ McCall believes his new charges still have what it takes and, clearly, he wouldn’t have been getting to grips with a new office in Murray Park if he

Summary: Stuart McCall was named as the Rangers manager until end of the season . Former Motherwell boss said it was a gamble he could not turn down . McCall says that promotion to the Scottish Premiership is the club's goal . Caretaker manager Kenny McDowall left the club on Thursday .


Meryl Streep led a chorus of stars honoring the Indian woman whose brutal rape and subsequent death has inspired a documentary so harrowing it has been banned by the Indian government. Streep spoke at the New York City premiere of India's Daughter, a BBC program which tells the story of Jyoti Singh, a 23-year-old medical student who was set upon by six rapists as she rode a bus in 2012. Singh was injured so badly after the repeated, violent rapes that she later died in hospital. Indian ministers secured a court order banning the documentary in India, for fear it could stoke public anger. Scroll down for video . Tribute: Meryl Streep, center, spoke at a candlelit vigil before India's Daughter received its U.S. premiere . Streep told a packed auditorium at Baruch College in Gramercy, Manhattan, that Singh is not only India's daughter, but 'our daughter, too'. She was joined by Coldplay singer Chris Martin, Dakota Fanning and Indian actress Frieda Pinto. The documentary was directed by British filmmaker Leslee Udwin, herself a rape victim. The hour-long film, which has aired in Britain already, sparked uproar for including comments from one of Singh's rapists. Mukesh Singh told film crews: 'A girl is far more responsible for rape than a boy. Boy and girl are not equal. Housework and housekeeping is for girls, not roaming in discos and bars at night doing wrong things, wearing wrong clothes. Star-studded: Frieda Pinto, left, and Streep, right, were among those at the New York City premiere of the controversial film, which the Indian government has banned . Gathering: Dakota Fanning, left, was at the premiere for the film, which was directed by British filmmaker Leslee Udwin (right) He is one of five men convicted over the rape and murder of the medical student, who was lured aboard a bus along with a friend in December 2012. Once inside, bus driver Singh, his brother Ram, gym instructor Vinay Sharma, 20, bus cleaner Akshay Thakur, 28, fruit-seller Pawan Gupta, 19, and an unnamed teenager launched the attack. The attackers beat her friend and took turns raping the woman. They penetrated her with a rod, leaving severe internal injuries that caused her death. Protests: Thousands of Indians took to the streets after Singh's death in protest at her brutal violation . Outrageous: Mukesh Singh, one of Jyoti Singh's six rapists, told film crews that the rape was her fault . She died a fortnight later after suffering terrible injuries to her abdomen, genitals and intestines. Her death prompted mass protests and led to speedier trials and tougher penalties for rape. However, Mukesh Singh argued that Jyoti Singh's death was her fault for struggling. He said: 'When being raped, she shouldn't fight back. She should just be silent and allow the rape... Then they'd have dropped her off after 'doing her', and only hit [her friend] the boy.' Grief-stricken: Pictured are Badrinath Singh and his wife, Asha Devi, the parents of Jyoti Singh. Badrinath said the documentary shows the 'bitter truth' about Indian culture . He claimed 'you can't

Summary: Streep spoke at premiere of India's Daughter, held in Gramercy, Manhattan . Joined by Dakota Fanning and Chris Martin at event for India's Daughter . Documentary, which is banned in India, tells story of Joyti Singh, 23 . Student was brutally raped by six men in 2012, and died of the wounds . Program includes shocking interview with rapist, who blames Singh .


If an Englishman’s house is his castle, his garden shed is his fortress: a refuge that has nurtured many a seedling and saved many a marriage. But today a mere shed is not enough. Timber is so last year. So meet the £22,000 Solardome – an Eden Project for the burbs. It’s the ultimate uber-shed, a grand, permanent 20ft-across structure made from glass. Hundreds of these and similar egg-shaped conservatories are springing up around the country – and now John Lewis is about to start selling the smaller-scale £599 garden igloo. If it’s good enough for John Lewis, it’s good enough for me. Scroll down for video . Top of the range: The Solardome, which costs a cool £22,000, is the ultimate uber-shed . Yes, its construction demands a degree of patience, if not, I’m glad to say, a degree in mechanical engineering, but this DIY dome is undeniably impressive: a 12ft-across and 7ft-tall geodesic structure made of precision-crafted, flat-packed German plastic. Now, I don’t claim to be a practical man. While I can happily whip up braised saffron sweetbreads or layer a ceviche, DIY remains a strange and alien country. I can barely wire a plug without bringing down the National Grid. Ikea is, truly, a four-letter word. When we first moved in together 100 years ago, my wife Deborah brought with her a set of power tools that would not have disgraced a Formula 1 mechanic. I brought my spice rack and a pastry brush. So it was with some trepidation that, yesterday morning, I took delivery of an enormous, corpse-heavy cardboard box, dispatched – with typical Teutonic efficiency – from a Berlin factory in just 24 hours. Grand: Egg-shaped conservatories are springing up around the country like the Solardome (pictured) which is a permanent 20ft-across structure made from glass . It might be called an igloo but, much to my daughter’s disappointment, you don’t have to hand-carve blocks of pack ice, which would have been undeniably tricky in Dorset at the end of March. But even with a set of faultlessly efficient instructions – the poles are all numbered, the instructions straightforward, albeit tedious – I was a worried man. In fact, gazing at the 164 poles, all of differing lengths, and 62 connectors, I have not felt quite so fazed since being trounced in the first round of The Krypton Factor in 1992 by a postman from Peterlee. He managed to build a 6ft dice from scratch; I didn’t. A breezy promotional video shows some Beanie-hatted hipster nonchalantly putting his igloo up in just 30 minutes, but it took me two-and-a-quarter hours, slowed by the shaming fact I clearly can’t tell the difference between a hexagon and a pentagon and, as a result, got two of my joints muddled up, wreaking havoc. As my wife said tartly: ‘I don’t think it’s meant to have a hole in the roof and a pole left over.’ Cue some furious, ill-tempered dismantling followed by a quick first-aid break as I clumsily managed to all but deglove my finger unscrewing one of

Summary: The Solardome – an Eden Project for the burbs - is the ultimate uber-shed . It is a grand, permanent 20ft-across structure made from glass . Similar egg-shaped conservatories are springing up around the country . Now, John Lewis is about to start selling smaller-scale £599 garden igloo .


A cold Saturday in Ashington on England's north east coast is a far cry from some sun-baked cricket pitch in the Tropics but for Steve Harmison there is no other place he would rather be as he upholds a family tradition. In his prime Harmison was one of cricket's elite fast bowlers, taking 226 test wickets for England and starring in a side that included Andrew Flintoff, Kevin Pietersen, Michael Vaughan and James Anderson. Now, with his cricketing whites retired for good, he is forging a career as a football manager in the former mining heartland of northern England. Steve Harmison took over his hometown club Ashington FC in February after retiring from cricket . The Newcastle United fan has returned to run hometown club Ashington FC of the Northern League Division One, the ninth tier of English football, where he stewards a team of teachers, bricklayers, students, sports coaches and factory workers. With England cricketers toiling at the World Cup, Harmison is embroiled in a relegation struggle, although since he took over last month, the 36-year-old has overseen a change in fortunes with three victories and two defeats. His side are also in the semi-final of the Northern League Cup. The Northern League side have won three and lost two in Harmison's first five games in charge . The former England cricketer have a chance of some silverware after reaching the semi-finals of the cup . His aching back, a legacy of the punishing strain of bowling balls at nearly 100mph, still causes him pain, but the camaraderie of a team environment makes up for it. 'I've always been asked if I miss playing (cricket). No, not one bit,' Harmison, who retired from cricket in 2013, told the Sunday Times. 'But I miss the dressing room like you've never seen. 'Ashington is not a very big place so if you come from Ashington you support the cricket team and you support the football team. The northeast is like that.' The ex-fast bowler admits he doesn't miss playing the game of cricket but he misses the dressing room . Ashington holds a special place in Harmison's heart. He was born in the town and his father was a stalwart for the club as a player and later an assistant manager. 'Managing anyone else would not have been interest to me,' Harmison added. 'It tells you what Ashington means to all of us. 'To the family it means a hell of a lot. It tells you a lot that in 1966 he's there as a boy in the background and in 2015 I'm managing the place. 'Did anyone from my family say, 'Are you sure?'. Yes, James (Harmison's brother and first signing as manager). He knew what was coming. My wife was fine, the kids are loving it. It all fell into place. Ashington FC are the only club Harmison would manage due to how much the club means to him . 'It gave me a purpose to get out of bed.'

Summary: Steve Harmison is now the manager of Northern League outfit Ashington . The former England bowler has led his side to three wins and two losses . Harmison is happy with the transition and doesn't miss playing cricket .


Clare Balding has shown off her slimmer look after shedding pounds by walking 12,000 steps a day. The sports broadcaster, 44, used a step-counting machine as she went on a diet – and lost an impressive 20lb in under three months. Miss Balding said the weight loss had boosted her self-esteem. Scroll down for video . Sports broadcaster Clare Balding (pictured with partner Alice Arnold earlier this week) used a step-counting machine and went on a diet – and lost an impressive 20lb in under three months . ‘I’m more confident about my body now. I just think, “Get on with it, no one’s looking.” 'I’m less conscious of the things that don’t matter so much,’ she said. In an interview with Woman & Home magazine, out on Thursday, she revealed her partner Alice Arnold, 52, had her reservations about the weight loss. ‘But when she saw me in it she thought I looked good. And I felt great,’ she added. Miss Balding’s glamorous new look makes a change from the jeans and loose-fitting blouses she is more often seen wearing to present programmes such as Channel 4’s racing coverage. Miss Balding back in 2012 before her health kick which sees her regularly exercise and diet, and right, on the cover of Woman & Home . And it highlights just how much her shape has changed in recent years, after a bet with her mother spurred on to get in shape. She had caught sight of herself looking ‘as if I’d been blown up with a bicycle pump’, she once said, on a TV monitor at the Newmarket races in 2013. Miss Balding was spurred to get in shape after a bet with her mother, offering £100 per pound of weight shed to whoever lost the most. She used a Jawbone fitness band to count her steps, which she said made ‘a massive difference to my life’. She walked 10,000 steps per day, monitored by a calorie-counting app, and went on a diet – although she has admitted not sticking to the 1,200 calorie limit. And the result was a 20lb weight loss in the space of two-and-a-half months. Tomorrow Miss Balding’s new entertainment and sport chat show begins on BBC2. The channel acquired the rights from BT Sport and the programme will be screened on both channels.

Summary: Presenter Clare Balding, 44, has shed 20lb in just two and half months . Sports broadcaster used step-counter and went on 1,200-calorie a day diet . She says it has boosted her self-esteem and made her feel more confident .


Aston Martin will lead the British supercar charge at the Geneva Motor Show next week — just in time for the new UK '15' plate change. If you have a spare £1.8million tucked away, then the Vulcan, a storming two-seater 'hypercar', could be just the job to blow it on. And you'll even get special lessons on how to drive it from a professional racer at a bespoke track day. The new two-seater 'hypercar', the Aston Martin Vulcan (pictured), will set you back £1.8million . The name smacks of Star Trek and the delta-winged bomber that once carried Britain's strategic nuclear deterrent. Indeed Aston Martin's HQ at Gaydon, Warwickshire, was formerly an RAF V-bomber base. Just 24 Vulcans will be built, each exclusively for track use. Powered by a massive sevenlitre, V12 engine tweaked to produce 800bhp — equivalent to eight Ford Fiestas — expect a top speed in excess of 200mph and 0-60mph in three seconds. Aston Martin says it is 'almost infinitely flexible' in terms of colour and trim options. The car will be sold through the firm's VIP sales programme and Q by Aston Martin bespoke personalisation service. Chief executive Dr Andy Palmer says: 'The Vulcan is a rare and thrilling supercar. We have already received strong interest from customers.' ? McLaren's Geneva debut will be its new 675LT variant — a more powerful version of the 650S. The 666 bhp, twin turbo, V8-engined supercar, which accelerates from rest to 62mph in less than three seconds, will have a price tag of around £260,000. A long-lost TV interview with Soviet spy Guy Burgess, which emerged this week, yields a hitherto unknown and fascinating fact about this louche member of the Cambridge Circle of British traitors, which includes Donald Maclean, Kim Philby and Anthony Blunt. Exiled in Moscow after his flight from Britain, Burgess talks about his passion for cars, and subscribing to Autocar magazine since the age of nine — even while in Russia. His choice of car? Any colour as long as it's red, no doubt. The '15' plate, out tomorrow, is predicted to be good news for the ordinary car buyer, with discounts of up to a third being predicted. Traditionally, March is the month with most car sales, with around one in five new registrations. Manufacturers and industry experts are predicting lots of bargains. Motoring website HonestJohn.co.uk says consumers could save thousands as the cost of a new car falls to a four-year low spurred by lower finance, petrol and insurance costs. Typical interest rates for car finance have dropped by more than 3 per cent over the past four years, deals from High Street lenders have increased dramatically and the cost of borrowing is at an historic low, with the base rate of 0.5 per cent filtering down to car buyers. Daniel Powell, managing editor of HonestJohn, says: 'March is the best time to buy a new car. But consumers should shop around for the best deals. 'Some dealers will offer as much as 30 per cent off list prices.' Highlights include new models from

Summary: The new two-seater Aston Martin Vulcan will set you back £1.8million . The V12 engine is the equivalent of eight Ford Fiestas . Vulcan will reach top speeds of 200mph and 0-60mph in three seconds .


A man has been shot dead by police after he was seen on tracks in a subway tunnel. Police discovered the man around 400ft away from Potomac Avenue station in Washington at 9pm last night. They were called after a station worker reported an 'unauthorized person' on the tracks. A female officer shot him multiple times ten minutes after arriving at the scene. A man has been shot by police after he was seen on tracks in a subway tunnel near Potomac Avenue station in Washington (stock image of tracks) A Metro Transit Police spokesman said they had no details about the man, what he was doing in the tunnel or what prompted police to shoot him. They added the unnamed man was pronounced dead at the scene. Nobody else was hurt in the incident. This morning crime-scene technicians were seen carrying their equipment into the station. The station was closed for the night following the shooting but has now reopened. The officer who shot the man has been made to take paid administrative leave, a routine procedure in the case of a shooting.

Summary: Discovered man 400ft away from Potomac Avenue station in Washington . Called after station worker reported an 'unauthorized person' on tracks . It is not known what he was doing, why police shot him or if he was armed . Officer involved given paid administrative leave in keeping with routine .


Christian Eriksen is set to become the youngest Dane to win 50 caps after he was named in the squad by manager Morten Olsen on Tuesday ahead of friendlies against the United States and France. The 23-year-old Tottenham midfielder should reach the 50 international milestone at a younger age than previous record holder Michael Laudrup. The Spurs playmaker made his debut in March 2010, becoming the youngest Dane to play for the national side since Michael Laudrup and the fourth youngest ever. Christian Eriksen is set to become the youngest player to earn 50 international caps for Denmark . Eriksen has currently played for the national side 49 times since making his debut in March 2010 . During his 49 caps so far Eriksen has only scored one competitive goal with his other four strikes coming in friendlies, and the former Ajax man has often been criticised for his performance for Denmark. Captain Daniel Agger, defender Lars Jacobsen and midfielder William Kvist were named in the squad despite having been involved in a bitter dispute with the Danish FA (DBU) over a collective bargaining agreement. Negotiations to resolve the dispute, which concerns payments and bonuses to men's, women's and Under-21 international teams, are ongoing, the DBU said.

Summary: Morten Olsen has named his Denmark squad for upcoming friendlies . Denmark play the United States and France on March 25 and March 29 . Eriksen could become youngest Dane to play 50 international games .


It's bad enough when someone goes on holiday and fills your Instagram feed with photos showing off the incredible places where they are staying or eating. But for models, actresses or singers to slip into a string bikini, twist their limbs into a flying lotus position and pose on a private beach with the wind in their hair, it's too much to bear. In the latest and greatest way to show their worth, celebrities the world over are snapping what's been popularly dubbed 'smug yoga selfies'. Gisele Bundchen is one of many celebrities posting such 'smug yoga selfies' while on holiday . Whether in a pool, by the beach, on a yacht, these celebrities prove that there's always time to take a quick snap of your perfectly poised, distorted limbs in front of a scenic backdrop. Jessica Michibata attempted to start a new trend - couples yoga - by getting her boyfriend in on the fitness action. And Hilaria Baldwin proved that even if you can't find a nanny, that's not a reason to skip your daily workout. From London to LA and everywhere in between, here are some of Instagram's most popular celebrity yoga poses. While in Sedona, Arizona, Gisele posed alongside beautiful rock formations, hashtagging it #magicalplace . Jessica Michibata coined the term 'couple yoga,' posing in her garden with boyfriend Jenson Button . Actress Michelle Rodriguez opted for a headstand in a rather unconventional location: atop a table while on a motorcycle trip through New Zealand. Meanwhile, Nicole Scherzinger was inspired during a stroll through London's Trafalgar Square and opted for a meditative pose in front of the central fountain. And Glee actress, Lea Michele, balanced on a tree trunk in LA, while extending her right leg high above her head. Michelle Rodriguez took time out of her cross country motorcycle trip in New Zealand to do a quick headstand . Playing tourist! Nicole Scherzinger took time for a quick meditative pose while in London's Trafalgar Square . While hiking in Studio City, California, Glee's Lea Michele showed off her flexibility and ability to balance . While on holiday in the South of France, Beyonce was sure to make time for a daily stretch - despite the fact that the star was away to celebrate her 33rd birthday. Fellow singer, Lady Gaga, took the yoga snap up a notch with her above water selfie. Balancing on a surf board, she bent her legs over her head, resting her feet and calves on the board for support. In California, model Alessandra Ambrosio showed off her perfect yoga form as waves crashed beside her . While in the South of France for her birthday getaway, Beyonce was sure to make time for some stretching . In LA, Lady Gaga took the yoga selfie trend up a notch by distorting her limbs and posing atop a surfboard . No sitter? No problem! Hilaria Baldwin shows off her flexibility while her baby sat patiently beside her . The beach provided the perfect backdrop for Australia native, Miranda Kerr, to show off a back

Summary: Beyonce celebrates her 33rd birthday in France by striking a tricky pose . Hilaria Baldwin takes time out from site seeing in Madrid for a bit of yoga . Lady Gaga takes yoga selfies up a notch with her above-water balancing .


One is an eminent scientist whose life story has been turned into an acclaimed film that has won actor Eddie Redmayne an Oscar. The other is a former self-employed businessman and father of three who enjoyed skiing, camping and hiking. But Professor Stephen Hawking and Steve Isaac both battle with motor neurone disease, a degenerative illness that has left them unable to move or speak. Steve Isaac, pictured with his son Fraser, was diagnosed with motor neurone disease in February 2010 . Mr Isaac, pictured on a holiday with wife Debbie, has revealed he wants to end his life on his own terms . The 56-year-old former businessman, from Hampshire, relies on a computer system to communicate . While professor Hawking, 73, has flourished despite his disability, writing the best-selling novel a Brief History of Time, Mr Isaac, 56, has reignited the debate on the right to die, telling a documentary he wants to end his life on his own terms. Mr Isaac, who lives in Hampshire, has already been rendered unable to speak by his degenerative condition and like Professor Hawking, he relies on a computer system to communicate. His works by moving a cursor with his eyes and blinking to type but doctors have told him his eyes could also give in to the disease, which causes paralysis, and Mr Isaac has made it clear that it is at this point he would not wish to continue living. For four years Mr Isaac allowed his filmmaker son Fraser, 24, to record his decline in order to raise awareness about the illness and the truth about the devastating impact it has had on his family. Mr Isaac, pictured with wife Debbie and son Fraser, has already been rendered unable to speak by his degenerative condition . Mr Isaac allowed his filmmaker son Fraser, 24, to record his decline in order to raise awareness about the illness and the truth about the devastating impact it has had on his family (pictured) Appearing in Channel 5’s Filming My Father: In Life and Death , Mr Isaac, tells the camera: ‘If I am no longer able to communicate, so as to express my opinion, and this is verified on two occasions, 48-hours apart, by two doctors, then I would wish for my ventilation to be stopped and to manage my peaceful death.’ His wife of 30 years, Debbie, 55, said the achievements of Professor Hawking, make it harder for others with the disease who are expected to cope just as well with the condition and flourish. After the film The Theory of Everything thrust the academic’s long life and success into the spotlight and won Redmayne, 33, an Academy Award for his portrayal of Hawking, Miss Isaac said people do not realise he is an ‘exceptional’ case. Mr Isaac is the latest in a long line of terminally ill patients who have demanded for the right to end their lives, most notably Debbie Purdy, who died in December last year at the age of 51 after a year of refusing food. Debbie, 55, said

Summary: Steve Isaac was diagnosed with motor neurone disease in February 2010 . 56-year-old, from Hampshire, relies on a computer system to communicate . Former businessman reveals he wants to end his life on his own terms . Mr Isaac allowed 24-year-old filmmaker son Fraser to record his decline . He wants to raise awareness of the illness and its impact on his family . Filming My Father: In Life and Death will be broadcast next Wednesday .


After encouraging fellow TV hosts to all wear the controversial 'penis jacket' during Thursday morning news broadcasts, Today show host Lisa Wilkinson failed to deliver on her promise to wear the clothing item during the show - while ABC's Virginia Trioli rose to the challenge instead. Wilkinson urged other news and television personalities to wear the phallic shaped Scanlan and Theodore jacket in a bid to reclaim the item of clothing as a legitimate wardrobe choice, following the controversy surrounding a Network 10 presenter wearing it on air. On Wednesday, the Today show co-host laughed off the online frenzy prompted by Natarsha Belling's jacket, saying she has the same item in her wardrobe. Scroll down for video . Today show star Lisa Wilkinson failed to wear the 'penis jacket' like she urged her fellow TV hosts to do . Wilkinson appeared in an outfit distinctly sans-phallic neckline, wearing a navy and beige top for the show . 'The #p***sjacket! REALLY? Calling all TVhosts who have this jacket to wear it on air tomorrow. I will! #geez,' Wilkinson tweeted to her 125,000 followers. However, Wilkinson appeared in an outfit distinctly sans-phallic neckline, wearing a navy and beige top for the Thursday morning show. 'I realized [sic] at 3am this morning that I'd put my #penisjacket in for dry cleaning after wearing it last week. Big #LisaFail,' she tweeted, after a Today show fan pointed out her attire. Wilkinson wasn't the only television personality to dodge the jacket, as neither Sunrise's Natalie Barr and Samantha Armytage wore the infamous jacket. ABC News Breakfast host Virginia Trioli appeared to be the only news anchor willing to answer Wilkinson's call, sporting a lemon jacket with a very similar neckline for the Thursday morning broadcast. The original jacket which caused the social media uproar was designed by Australian label Scanlan Theodore and previously worn by Channel Seven’s Melissa Doyle in a fetching cream shade. And the ‘Crepe Knit Double Peplum Jacket’, costing $550 is still available to buy on Scanlan Theodore’s website, after Doyle wore the design five days ago. ABC News host Virginia Trioli appeared to be the only news anchor willing to answer Wilkinson's call . Wilkinson, apparently not put-off by the controversy, said she plans to wear her jacket tomorrow and called on other TV hosts to do the same . 'Once you see it, you cannot unsee it...': This photo of Natarsha Belling's green jacket has been shared thousands of times online (left) after Melissa Doyle wore a similar jacket earlier in the year . However, Nine News Brisbane reporter Eva Milic appears to be the original trendsetter, wearing a maroon jacket with the much talked about neckline, clinched at the waist by a belt, back in May. Belling’s green jacket went viral after she wore it to present Network Ten's Eyewitness News and a photo of the outfit was then liked over 110,000 times on Facebook after the website Unilad posted the caption ‘once you see it, you cannot unsee it’. The image has also been shared over 7,000 times as the

Summary: Today show host calls on all TV hosts to wear the 'penis jacket' on-air . She failed to wear it on Thursday morning, claiming it was dry-cleaned . ABC News Breakfast host Virginia Trioli wore a similar jacket in solidarity . Neither Sunrise's Natalie Barr and Samantha Armytage wore the jacket . Natarsha Belling wore the demure green jacket on Channel 10's news show . It was designed by Australian label Scanlan Theodore . An image of Belling wearing it has now been liked over 110,000 times .


A Missouri man who weighs 570 pounds has vowed to run a 5K every month for the next nine months in an inspirational bid to change his life around before it's too late. Derek Mitchell, 34, of Kansas City learned five years ago he had a pituitary tumor contributing to his 625 weight at the time. However, removing the tumor wasn't enough to help Derek battle the bulge, so now he's fighting to turn his life around by kicking his soda addiction and adopting a vegan diet in order to get his life back and ensure he's got a healthy, hopeful future to look forward to. Took a good look: Derek Mitchell of Kansas City decided to turn his life around reaching 625 pounds . 'I just knew I had to do something if I had hope for a future or anything like that,' Mitchell told Fox4KC.com. After giving up soda as a New Year's resolution, he decided to take things a step further by putting one foot in front of the other as part of his nightly neighborhood walks. 'I started just walking around in my neighborhood, and I started at a mile and then worked my way up to a little over two miles a day,' Mitchell said this month after a month or so of his walks. Mitchell uses an app to post maps of his walks to Facebook and he's had a mob of supporters urging him on after every walk. Fight of his life: Derek learned 5 years ago that he had a pituitary tumor that was contributing to his obesity. Even with it removed, he knew he had to fight to get the weight off . Mitchell says he's planning to run another 5K next month and one every month thereafter for the rest of the year . He's since lost some 75 pounds. Mitchell did his first 5K on March 14. 'If I can walk a 5K, anyone can, and I'm living proof of that now,' he said. The 3.1 miles took home around an hour and a half, he said. It was his marathon enthusiast sister who suggested the 5K, reports BuzzFeed. 'I wanted to cross the finish line with my hands up, because that's how it felt! It was pretty awesome,' Mitchell told Fox4KC. So excited, in fact, that Mitchell says he's planning to run another 5K next month and one every month thereafter for the rest of the year. Big change: The 34-year-old has now made the switch from competing to eat giant pancakes (left) to competing against himself to stay vegan for a month . Still going: Seen here in 2013, Derek has since dropped his soda habit along with 75 pounds and he doesn't plan to stop losing it any time soon .

Summary: Derek Mitchell of Kansas City decided his life needed to change 5 years ago after he was told a tumor had contributed to his 625-pound frame . Now 570 pounds, Mitchell has turned to running in a bid to get himself fit after fears set in that he'd have no future unless he changed his ways . 'If I can walk a 5K, anyone can, and I'm living proof of that now,' he said earlier this month as he'd switched to vegan options and a more active life .


Playing for England is a 'dream' Harry Kane is putting to the back of his mind, such is the striker's determination to propel Tottenham forwards. There were not many clamouring for the 21-year-old to be in the Spurs starting line-up at the start of the season, never mind the national team. Now, though, Kane is one of the most talked about players in the country as his Roy of the Rovers rise continues apace. Tottenham striker Harry Kane has insisted he is fully focused on helping the club progress this season . Kane rounds QPR goalkeeper Robert Green to score his second goal in a 2-1 win on Sunday at Loftus Road . Kane has now scored 26 goals in 41 appearances for Spurs in all competitions so far this season . Saturday's brace in Spurs' 2-1 win at QPR increased his goal tally to 26 in all competitions - a remarkable haul which is likely to earn a first senior call-up this month. Roy Hodgson could not fail but to be impressed by Kane's latest display, but front man is trying not to think about the potential of facing Lithuania or Italy this month. 'I've always said, I've got to keep doing what I am doing,' he said. 'There are still a few more games until the international break and I want to do the best I can for Tottenham Hotspur. 'That's what I am looking to do. I want to get some more wins from until then and, yeah, we'll see what happens. 'Obviously, I've just got to keep doing what I am doing. 'I think any English player playing would love to play for England. It would be a dream but there are a lot of great players in England. 'I just have to keep concentrating and doing the best I can for Spurs. We'll see what happens.' Kane is widely being tipped for a call up to the England team following his impressive form for Spurs . Kane lashes a shot at the QPR goal only for Hoops defender Steven Caulker (left) to get in the way . That determination to continue impressing at club level is certainly helping Spurs get over a disappointing few weeks. The north Londoners' Europa League exit was compounded by defeat to Chelsea in the Capital One Cup final, but they responded impressively with back-to-back victories over Swansea and QPR. 'That is massive,' Kane told Sky Sports. 'That is what we said. 'We had a disappointing couple of weeks, going out of the Europa and obviously losing the final, so we knew we had to get back on it, build a bit of momentum and get as far up in the league as we can. 'We have managed to do that with two very important wins and hopefully we can continue it.' This latest victory moves Tottenham within three points of the top-four, while it leaves QPR deeper in the mire. The west Londoners have now lost seven of their last eight top-flight matches, with relegation edging closer by the week. Again, though,

Summary: Harry Kane scored twice in Tottenham's 2-1 win over QPR . The striker has bagged 26 goals in 41 appearances for Spurs this season . Kane is widely being tipped for a call-up to the England senior team . But the 22-year-old says he is concentrating on his club for now .


According to the fashion world, the Seventies are back — and there’s no one happier about it than me, as someone who lived and breathed every second of it. Designers such as Prada, Tom Ford and Gucci showered catwalks last year in flares, jumpsuits, wide-brimmed hats and wild prints. But the retro revival doesn’t stop at the ankles; summer stilettos have been ditched in favour of towering platforms on almost every High Street in the country. As a top model during the Seventies, I lived in platforms. Bigger was always better, especially because — at 5 ft 8 in — I was a little on the short side for the fashion world. Scroll down for video . As a top model during the Seventies, Jilly Johnson (pictured in early Seventies) spent a lot of time wearing platform shoes . I had to bluff my way through shoots with billowing bell-bottoms and chunky shoes that looked fun, flirty and fabulous. But now, aged 61 and with 11 grandchildren, I’m not sure I can carry them off with such aplomb. Surely thin, slimming lines and elegant shapes are what I’m after rather than weighty clodhoppers? To find out if they can ever be flattering, I put eight pairs through their paces. Kurt Geiger, £130 . Shoes: www.kurtgeiger.com . Completely inappropriate — but I think these are divine. I had a pair of red snakeprint platforms by Terry de Havilland like these more than 40 years ago. Sadly, those days are gone. No one over 30 should attempt these now. At 6 in, they are impossible to walk in, though the colour is fabulous. I’d call these ankle breakers. Height: 6 in . Wearability: 3/10 . Clarks, £150 . Shoes: www.clarks.co.uk . Help! These look like dumb-bells stuck to my feet. They are out of proportion with my legs. I look absurd. Not even wearing these shoes with a delicate dress saves them. No thank you. Height: 5 in . Wearability: 0/10 . Next, £35 . Shoes: www.next.co.uk . These work because the straps are thin and dainty and the heel is not a thick wedge. They would jazz up a tailored suit or little black dress perfectly. I’d buy them in a heartbeat. Height: 5 in . Wearability: 9/10 . Russell & Bromley, £125 . Shoes: www.russellandbromley.co.uk . These are reminiscent of my Seventies ‘peace, love and brown rice’ days. The clog style is not sophisticated enough for a lady in her 60s. I clumped about as though walking on stilts. Height: 5 in . Wearability: 2/10 . Dune, £79 . Shoes: www.dunelondon.com . My absolute favourites: the front platform (about an inch thick) is just enough to boost your height without looking clunky. Orange is a bright and breezy colour for spring and summer. Height: 4.5 in . Wearability: 10/10 . Zara, £49.99 . Shoes: www.zara.com . I know I shouldn’t, but I love these skyscrapers. Forty years ago, I would have practically slept in them. Padded soles and thick ankle straps mean they are surprisingly comfortable. Height: 5 in . Wearability: 6/10

Summary: The fashion trends of the moment show that Seventies style is back . Jilly Johnson was a top model then and spent a lot of time in platforms . Here she puts eight pairs of sky-high heels through their paces .


The husband of a woman who was allegedly stabbed to death by his best friend has described the moment he found his friend standing over his wife, holding a knife. Jonathan Broyhill is accused of stabbing 29-year-old Jamie Hahn to death in her North Raleigh home in Carolina, and then turning the knife on his friend Nation Hahn as he tried to help his wife. Mr Hahn told a court in North Carolina that he ran down the stairs after he heard his wife scream, only to see Broyhill 'standing over her with a knife.' Widower Nation Hahn has described the moment he found his wife injured in their home, with his best friend Jonathan Broyhill, standing over her with a knife. He claims Broyhill slashed him as he tried to help her . The 33-year-old allegedly slashed Mr Hahn as he tried to help his wife, leaving him with minor injuries. He has been charged with first degree murder, attempted murder and felony assault. The court had previously heard that Jamie Hahn was a political strategist who worked for Sky Blue Strategies and employed Broyhill - best man to her husband at their wedding - to do accounting work, ABC news reported. Broyhill was in charge of campaign financing and providing reports to the Financial Elections Commission, but was accused of embezzling almost $50,000. The court heard that Mrs Hahn had started asking questions about the financial irregularities shortly before the attack. Mr Hahn said he did not think his wife knew about the alleged embezzling but said she was frustrated about the financial problems and concerned these had not been resolved. Broyhill had allegedly been avoiding speaking to her. Mr Hahn, a well-known strategist in North Carolina political circles, told the court that on 22 April 2013 he heard his wife scream and came running down the stairs. Jonathan Broyhill (left) is accused of murdering Jamie Hahn (right) and trying to murder her husband (far right) He said: 'I sort of rounded the corner of the stairs, and my eyes immediately went ... [to where] there was blood on the floor, and I could see Jamie's legs sticking out from behind.' Mr Hahn, 28, described seeing Broyhill in the kitchen standing over his wife with a knife and claims he slashed him as he went to try and console her. He said she had earlier shouted out his name and then Broyhill's and said: 'He's trying to kill me.' The couple were both taken to hospital but Mrs Hahn died two days later of her injuries. She had been stabbed nearly a dozen times, leaving her with a severed artery and her liver severely lacerated, the News Observer reported. Mr Hahn described Broyhill as looking 'stone faced' during the attack - in sharp contrast to the smiling man who had given him a hug when he came through the door earlier. Mr Hahn told the court during his best man's trial that he came down the stairs when he heard his wife scream and saw Broyhill standing over her with

Summary: Jonathan Broyhill is accused of stabbing Jamie Hahn to death in Carolina . He also allegedly tried to kill his best friend, Nation Hahn, in attack . Court heard Mr Hahn ran down the stairs of his home after wife screamed . He saw her lying on floor and Broyhill standing over her with a knife . Broyhill allegedly slashed at Mr Hahn as he tried to help his injured wife . Court had previously heard Broyhill faked cancer and suffering with MS .


Robbie Henshaw believes Ireland's fledgling centre partnership faces its toughest RBS Six Nations test yet in Wales on Saturday against Jamie Roberts and Jonathan Davies. Connacht battering ram Henshaw has rubbished the suggestions that Warren Gatland's Wales are past their peak that surfaced after the 21-16 home defeat to England. Ireland's 21-year-old midfield sensation will pair up with Jared Payne in the centres for just the fifth time in Test action at the Millennium Stadium. Ireland's newest sensation Robbie Henshaw (left) believes Wales will give him the toughest test of his career . Roberts and Davies will combine from the start for the 38th time on Saturday, at the heart of an unchanged line-up following victory over France in Paris. 'I think it could definitely be the toughest test for me and Jared,' said Henshaw of the challenge against Roberts and Davies. 'Wales are very direct but also they run decoy lines with Roberts coming up, only to throw it out the back and go wide. The centre scored a crucial try during their victory of Six Nations rivals England at the Aviva Stadium . 'It's going to test us big-time, so we've got to be prepared and stay connected in defence, and just keep our communication up all day.' Racing Metro centre Roberts will win his 68th Test cap for Wales this weekend while Clermont's Davies will make it 47 in Cardiff's pivotal Six Nations clash. Ireland can remain on course for a second Grand Slam in seven years with victory on Saturday, with a trip to Scotland still ahead. Jared Payne (left) celebrates with the scorer as Ireland look in pole position to win the Six Nations . Ruthless boss Joe Schmidt this week omitted veteran centre Gordon D'Arcy from his 36-man training squad for the remaining two Six Nations contests. D'Arcy and Brian O'Driscoll set a world record 55-Test centre partnership in their wide-ranging careers. Henshaw has long been touted as the now-retired O'Driscoll's natural successor at outside centre, but has instead found himself replacing D'Arcy at 12. The Athlone native is gearing up for just his ninth cap in Cardiff, with New Zealand-born Payne in line for his fifth Test bow. The new Irish sensation is being touted as the player to replace legend Brian O'Driscoll (centre) So from boasting the world's most experienced centre pairing en route to last year's Six Nations title, Ireland will concede 101 caps to their midfield rivals against Wales this weekend. Henshaw has vowed he and Payne 'won't hold back' however, buoyed by his first Test try that clinched Ireland's 19-9 victory over England on March 1. 'This Wales team is absolutely not past its peak,' said Henshaw. 'The fact that they are at home and that they play their best rugby at the Millennium, they're going to cause a massive threat for us. 'So we're going to have to be squeaky clean on the day in terms of our discipline and we're going to have to take all the chances we get. Henshaw knows he's in for a tough afternoon when

Summary: Robbie Henshaw denies Wales duo Jamie Roberts and Jonathan Davies 'are past it' and reckons he'll have his toughest test yet on Saturday . The centre has been in impressive form during the Six Nations . Henshaw scored a crucial try against England in their last match . Click here for all the latest Six Nations news .


Two 15-year-olds have been charged with murdering James Stuhlman (pictured) A business owner begged for his life before he was shot dead in a botched robbery while out walking his dog, police say. Two 15-year-old boys have been charged with the murder of James Stuhlman, who was killed in Overbrook, Philadelphia at around 8.30pm on March 12. Police say the married father had pleaded for his life in vain, repeatedly saying the words 'please don't shoot me'. Brandon Smith and Tyfine Hamilton - who police say pulled the trigger - have been charged with his murder. Smith was already in the custody of Philadelphia police, but Hamilton turned himself in early this morning. A 14-year-old boy has also been arrested on lesser charges and is co-operating with detectives. Police say the three boys were playing basketball when they decided to rob someone. The 51-year-old, the owner of suburban landscaping company, was targeted by the three boys during his nightly walk with his labradoodle named Molly. According to police, the trio had initially targeted a different, younger man walking his dog until they saw Mr Stuhlman, whose dog looked 'weak'. Homicide Captain James Clark said it appeared the shooting occurred on the 6400 block of Woodcrest Avenue after a brief struggle. He told reporters: 'At one point, he did plead for his life. 'He said, 'Please don't shoot me, please don't shoot me,' and they shot still shot him one more time.' Police added Mr Stuhlman regularly walked his dog at night - and often accompanied by his 13-year-old daughter. Brandon Smith (left) and Tyfine Hamilton (right) have been charged with the murder of James Stuhlman in a botched robbery . But on the night in question, he had told his daughter it was late and he would go alone. Officers found him unresponsive at the scene, with the dog's leash still in his hand, NBC Philadephia reported. He was taken to Presbyterian Hospital, where he was pronounced dead. Philadelphia Police Lt. John Walker said: 'The dog was lying next to him -- appeared to be scared and in shock.' The 51-year-old was killed on the 6400 block of Woodcrest Avenue (pictured) in Overbrook, Philadelphia .

Summary: James Stuhlman was killed as he took his labradoodle on a walk at night . Two 15-year-old boys have been charged with the married father's murder . A 14-year-old arrested on lesser charges and is co-operating with police . The 51-year-old pleaded 'Please don't shoot me' repeatedly, police say . Usually took nightly walks with his daughter, 13, but was alone that night .


England's Ross Fisher faces a completely different challenge as he looks to successfully defend a European Tour title for the first time in his career in this week's Tshwane Open. Fisher ended a four-year victory drought with his win 12 months ago at The Els Club at Copperleaf, which, at 7,964 yards, was the longest course in European Tour history. This year the tournament, which is the sixth and final event co-sanctioned with the Sunshine Tour this season, has been switched to Pretoria Country Club, which measures 7,063 yards and has had the par-five fourth and 18th holes reduced to par fours, making it a par 70. Ross Fisher says it will be tough for him at the Tshwane Open this year but that he is looking forward to it . The Englishman plays a shot during a practice round at the Pretoria Country Club . Fisher poses with the trophy last year . 'It's a lot shorter and a lot more fiddly,' said Fisher of the course, which was redesigned in 2004 by Gary Player, who calls it a 'hidden gem'. 'There will be a lot of positional play off the tee, a lot of irons and not many drivers. 'It's an adaptation that we have to make as players. We don't generally play these types of golf courses. 'It's very different and I would prefer to be on a long golf course that's quite tight, because driving is my strength. 'It's going to be different this week. Your wedges will have to be sharp and you're going to have to get a hot putter, because I can imagine the scoring will be pretty good with some quality players here this week. 'I'm looking forward to the challenge and hopefully the game can live up to that.' Compatriot Andy Sullivan missed the cut in the Africa Open last week but is looking for his third win in South Africa in the space of 10 weeks, while home favourite George Coetzee has the benefit of local knowledge. Pretoria native Coetzee has been a member of the club since he took up the sport and won his first tournament here at the age of 10. 'I didn't build my game at this golf course,' Coetzee said. 'I putted well to shoot good scores here, but it's a drawer's golf course. There is a lot of risk and reward and on a lot of holes you can take it on. 'There are some advantages to knowing the course as well as I do, but it suits a certain type of golfer. Hopefully I make enough putts to make up for that. Andy Sullivan is looking for his third win in South Africa in the space of 10 weeks . 'I guess there's probably a little bit of extra pressure but hopefully I will thrive on it this week. 'I've got a couple of tricks that I know the course likes to throw at you and hopefully I'll use them to my advantage.' Compatriot Trevor Fisher Jnr comes into the event on the back of

Summary: Ross Fisher looking to successfully defend European title for first time . Englishman won Tshwane Open last year at The Els Club at Copperleaf . This year the tournament switches to the Pretoria Country Club . Fisher says he is looking forward to the challenge in South Africa .


Some professional photographers may turn their noses up at pictures taken with smartphones. But photos taken on the humble mobile that have been shortlisted for a new category in the world's largest photography competition may change their minds. Incredible images show natural wonders such as Norway's fjords while others show candid scenes depicting everyday life. Scroll down for video . Twenty photos taken on the humble mobile phone have been shortlisted for a new category in the world's largest photography completion. They include this shot, called Alone in the Pool, which was shot in Italy and seems to be created using two images . The World Photo Organisation (WPO) launched its new award to recognise excellent photographs taken on smartphones in January and has now shortlisted 20 entries. The images were chosen by a panel of judges from over 10,000 photographs in just four weeks. Members of the public can vote their favourite in the next week by visiting the WPO’s website before March 17, when voting closes. The image with the most ‘thumbs up’ will win a trip to London to attend the Sony World Photography Awards gala ceremony on 23 April and the photographer will have their photo shown at an exhibition at Somerset House, as well as winning Sony goodies. The World Photo Organisation (WPO) launched its new award to recognise excellent photographs taken on smartphones in January and has now shortlisted 20 entries. This striking image shot in Stuttgart's Stadtbibliothek and simply called Library, is one of them. The picture was taken with a Samsung S3 phone.The inspiration came from the design of this library and people who live their life in different stages . Members of the public can vote their favourite photograph in the next week by visiting the WPO’s website before March 17, when voting closes. The image on the left is called Pilgrim and is thought to have been taken in Iran. The photograph on the right, is called Secret thoughts and was shot in Portugal. The photographer wanted to capture a girl who loves water and secrets . Incredible images show natural wonders such as the fjords in Norway (pictured) and mysterious misty landscapes as well as humerous scenes showing everyday life. This majestic picture is called On the Edge Known and shows a snowy Preacher´s Pulpit or Preikestolen, which is in 604 metres above sea level . Some photographs, such as an image of a swimming pool with a man standing inside it, use apps and visual trickery to superimpose shots over each other, while others show more ‘simple' scenes such as a girl on a swing, or men praying. There are two shortlisted entries from British photographers. Helen Welton shot a bridge disappearing into mist, while Craig Atkinson captured his two children clasping hands wearing their best clothes at a family event, choosing black and white for the image. The dizzying image of Preacher´s Pulpit or Preikestolen, in Norway, was taken by Atle Rønningen. 'For me having a person in my landscape photos increases the value, not only as it gives

Summary: Shortlist of photos taken on mobile phones for the Sony World Photography Awards has been announced . They range from monochrome portraits and beautiful landscapes to baffling scenes involving visual trickery . World Photo Organisation (WPO) launched its award to recognise excellent photographs taken on smartphones . Public can vote for the winner on its website and the best picture will be unveiled at the awards ceremony in April .


Sunderland head coach Gus Poyet is set to escape a touchline ban despite being charged with improper conduct by the Football Association following his tantrum and spat with Steve Bruce during Tuesday’s 1-1 draw at Hull. The Black Cats boss was sent off by referee Mike Dean for kicking over a cooler box in protest at Jack Rodwell’s booking for diving before he clashed with his opposite number. Poyet sarcastically applauded in Bruce’s face and goaded him with a comment which the Hull manager later said was ‘not very pleasant’. Gus Poyet and Steve Bruce argue during their two sides' clash on Wednesday evening at the KC Stadium . Bruce (left) had to be held back by the linesman as the row between the pair escalated . The two men argued after Sunderland midfielder Jack Rodwell was booked for simulation . Bruce was only kept from getting to Poyet by the intervention of assistant referee Stuart Burt and he was formally reminded of his responsibilities on Thursday. Poyet, however, was charged by the FA, although Sportsmail understands it is likely he will be fined rather than hit with a touchline ban. He refused to apologise for his behaviour following the game but will accept the charge of improper conduct, to which he must respond by 6pm on Monday. Steve Bruce's son Alex (left) did not appear to make contact with Rodwell (right), who fell to the floor . The 1-1 draw leaves both sides still fighting for their Premier League survival this season . Hull are 15th in the table with 27 points while Sunderland are just one point behind them in 16th .

Summary: Gus Poyet was sent to the stands during Sunderland's clash with Hull City . Poyet and Tigers boss Steve Bruce were then involved in a spat . Poyet was then charged by the FA with improper conduct . The Uruguayan is set to be given a fine rather than a touchline ban .


A mental health patient was held in a police cell for almost two days because there were no beds available at nearby hospitals, it has emerged. The patient is one of almost 200 people in Wiltshire held by the county's police force in the last two years because there was no suitable healthcare provision. Meanwhile across the UK last year, 7,000 people with mental health problems ended up being held in police cells. Of those, 236 children and young people were detained alongside criminals. Mental health experts have branded the practice 'shameful', adding it highlights the fact there are not enough suitable crisis beds across the country. A mental health patient in Wiltshire was held in a police cell for almost two days because there were no suitable mental health hospital beds available (file picture posed by model) A Freedom of Information request, submitted by the Swindon Advertiser, reveals the longest holding period in the last two years was 37.5 hours, while a 16-year-old was detained for eight consecutive hours. Ninety-four people were detained in Swindon and Wiltshire in 2013 and in 2014, the figure was 95. Condemning the practice, which is seen across the country, Mark Winstanley, chief executive of mental health charity, Rethink Mental Illness, told MailOnline the situation must change. 'It's scandalous and shameful that thousands of people with mental health problems, including children, are being locked up in police cells because they can't get the care they need,' he said. 'That has to change, because it's costing lives. 'The real problem is that there simply aren't enough suitable crisis services across the country, and where they do exist, they are badly underfunded and overstretched. 'We need much greater investment in crisis care, so that anyone experiencing mental health problems can get quality emergency support close to home, whenever they need it. 'We also want to see more funding for early intervention services, to help people avoid reaching crisis point in the first place. 'Without this urgent reform and investment, the mental health system will continue to fail people when they are at their most vulnerable.' Dr Peter Carter, chief executive of the Royal College of Nursing told MailOnline the practice is just one of the 'detrimental consequences' of severe cuts to mental health services. He said: 'Mental health trusts have had their budgets cut by eight per cent over the last five years, losing 1,500 beds and 3,300 nurses in the process. 'Given these ongoing reductions in funding resources it is no wonder that trusts are struggling to cope. Across the UK last year, 7,000 people with mental health problems ended up being held in police cells, according to mental health charity Rethink Mental Illness . 'Mental health services are under immense pressure, not just in Swindon and Wiltshire, but across the UK. 'The Government promised the equal treatment of mental and physical health but this situation has illustrated just how far this equality currently is from fruition. 'Nurses and other mental health professionals are working tirelessly to provide their patients with high standards of care, but without

Summary: Almost 200 mental health patients detained in police cells in Wiltshire . Nationally, 7,000 mental health patients were held in police cells last year . Charity brands practice 'scandalous and shameful' and calls for change .


The son of a Sydney nightclub owner who raped a teen in a Kings Cross alleyway and then bragged about taking her virginity has been jailed for at least three years. Luke Andrew Lazarus, 23, said he once had 'the world at his feet' and could have been a CEO. Friends from the Sydney private school scene have described their shock at how a 'nice nerd' could end up convicted of rape. He wore braces, was 'shy' around girls, and 'geeky'. Scroll down for video . The son of a Sydney nightclub owner who raped a teen in a Kings Cross alleyway and then bragged about taking her virginity has been jailed for at least three years . Luke Andrew Lazarus said he once had 'the world at his feet' and could have been a CEO . School friends from have described their shock at how a 'nice nerd' could end up convicted of rape . The 23-year-old sat in the dock and stared after the sentence was handed down while his mother moaned in the gallery . On Friday he was told he would be jailed for sexually assaulting an 18-year-old woman at the back of his father's Kings Cross club Soho in May 2013. At the elite Cranbrook School, in Bellevue Hill, in Sydney's eastern suburbs, far from being in the 'cool' group, he spent his time with the theatre crowd, and he played one of the Von Trapp children in the school's production of Sound of Music. So rather than hitting the exclusive parties around his home in Vaucluse, in Sydney's eastern suburbs, he spent his weekends in his last year of school practicing his singing, dancing and acting. 'He was particularly shy around girls and completely harmless,' one female who knew him at school said. 'I was told he had a crush on me by one of his friends which struck me as being very primary school - I mean, he was 17 but was far too shy to ever come up and say so himself. 'He was the kind of guy you felt really safe about having as a friend. It's pretty impossible to reconcile the guy I remember with the guy implicated in this crime. I feel so sorry for the victim.' Lazarus attended the exclusive Cranbrook School in Sydney's eastern suburbs . When the girl entered the club Soho (pictured), Lazarus walked up to her, told her he was a part owner in the venue and showed her a business card . On Friday he was told he would be jailed for sexually assaulting an 18-year-old woman at the back of his father's Kings Cross club Soho in May 2013 . In sentencing him, Judge Sarah Huggett found the offence was not premeditated but said he was reckless . On the night the teen was assaulted at Soho (pictured), the court heard it was the first time she had gone to Sydney's Kings Cross . Lazarus sat in the dock and stared after the sentence was handed down while his mother moaned in the gallery.

Summary: Luke Lazarus has been jailed for at least three years for raping a teen in Kings Cross in 2013 . The 23-year-old was far from being in the 'cool' group and spent his time with the theatre crowd . He once played one of the Von Trapp children in the school's production of Sound of Music . Friends from Sydney's private school scene have described their shock at how a 'nice nerd' could end up convicted of rape .


Margaret Challis was on her way back from a night out at the theatre when she died in a head on car crash which also killed three teenagers . A grandmother who died in a horror car crash had recently told her family she had 'everything to live for' after receiving the all clear from a brain tumour. Margaret Challis, 66, from Methyr Tydfil, South Wales, was on her way back from a night out at the theatre to celebrate when she was killed in a head on crash with new driver Rhodri Miller, 17, who died along with his girlfriend Alesha O'Connor and friend Corey Price. Her heartbroken son Jason Webber, 41, said his mother had recently told her six children and 20 grandchildren that she felt like she had 'everything to live for' after being successfully treated for the brain tumour. He said: 'She just went out for the night and didn't come home. 'Kids were her life. She didn't go out, didn't drink, didn't smoke. She just loved her family and would cook a Sunday lunch for 17 most weekends.' Mr Webber said he feels sorry for the families of everyone killed in the crash, which happened on a notorious winding stretch of the A470 through the Brecon Beacons National Park. He said: 'It's tragic that one moment in a night can take away your life just like that. 'I feel sorry for the families of the others who lost their loved lives that night and are suffering like we are. 'I will miss my mother's shy smile and having someone to turn to.' Scroll down for video . It is the second tragedy to hit her family after two of her siblings died in the 1966 Aberfan colliery disaster. Mrs Challis witnessed the horrific incident as a 16-year-old and was just yards away when her eight-year-old brother and seven-year-old sister were tragically killed along with 116 other school children and 28 adults. A bunch of flowers were left on the side of the A470 where the crash took place on Friday night . Mrs Challis was standing at the bus stop on October 21, 1966 waiting for her lift to school when she saw the enormous colliery slag heap which loomed above her siblings' school collapse and destroy the classrooms. More than 40,000 cubic metres of discarded rock, shale and mud covered the village in minutes, and the classrooms at Pantglas Junior School were swallowed by the mud slide - crushing and suffocating the school children and teachers inside. Mrs Challis's neighbour said: 'She had talked about the disaster and it still moved her to tears. 'She remembered the day vividly as does everyone caught up in the tragedy. It is so sad the way her life ended.' Rhodri Miller (pictured left) had only passed his test three days before the fatal crash and was killed along with girlfriend Alesha O'Connor (centre) and friend Corey Price (right). All were aged 17 . Friday's tragedy happened when A-level pupil Rhodri celebrated passing his driving test three days previously by

Summary: Margaret Challis, 66, was one of four to die in horror car crash on Friday . Recently survived brain tumour and said she had 'everything to live for' Grandmother of 20 was celebrating all clear with a night out at the theatre . She was killed in head on crash with new driver and his two friends . Mrs Challis witnessed the Aberfan disaster which killed her siblings in 1966 .