Not quite as famous as ‘one-nil to the Arsenal’ was in its day, granted. But one-nil is ‘the Spain Scoreline’. It’s the margin via which, according to the scorer Andrés Iniesta, Spain regained self-esteem and belief by winning at Old Trafford in 2007. Beating England, to those who were charged by Luis Aragonés with installing a ‘new’ form of play, put La Roja on the map again, Iniesta told me. Italy and France both followed months later — old foes, bogey teams. One-nil, one-nil. Spain on the march. Alvaro Morata capped his Spain debut with the winner against Ukraine on Friday night . One-nil, the scoreline, against the USA which saw Spain booed out of the country before Euro 2008. One-nil, the scoreline which gave them a technical knockout against Germany in the Final a couple of weeks later — narrow margin, total control. Champions. Portugal, Paraguay, Germany, Holland — four games, four goals, four clean sheets. One-nil to La Roja, world champions 2010. They had it within their repertoire to hit threes, fours, fives. But the single-goal win was a trademark. Own the ball, own the midfield, get the advantage, never look like conceding. But, Friday night in Seville at the beginning of Semana Santa (Holy Week) was something different. One-nil over Ukraine. A record 97th international match without conceding for ‘Saint’ Iker Casillas. A debut goal, after only 38 competitive minutes, for Álvaro Morata. In touch with Group C leaders Slovakia, who are the next home opponents — in Oviedo in September. The bare bones look good. The full X-ray much less so. Morata has all the hallmarks of an old style centre-forward who finishes . On another night, one of those ‘accident nights’ which hit every team every so often, Spain would have lost this one. On another night, Ruslan Rotan would have had a hat-trick. On this night, there was the sight of the Marquis del Bosque, for whom the game left ‘a bad taste in the mouth’, throwing his hands up in the air at the naivety and imprecision of the second half and roaring at his team: ‘What are you playing at lads?’ Transition. It can be a glorious, strategic, rewarding process — or an unmanaged, inglorious, frustrating decline. Quite where Spain are in that process is debatable. For seven years between 2007 and 2014, they dictated. But, just as when all dictatorships are overthrown, the subjects have had a good time stamping on the statues. Brazil in the Confederations Cup Final, Holland at the World Cup — La Roja were to be bullied, pushed around, made to chase, pressed to within an inch of their lives. The striker has struck up a 'thing' with Andrea Pirlo at Juventus . But there’s no doubt that renovation is afoot. Isco, Real Madrid’s gem of a midfielder, should have been at the World Cup, should probably have been a starter. Koke, dynamic, aggressive, intelligent — the heartbeat of an Atlético Madrid side which won the Spanish title and came within seconds of winning the Champions League — is

Summary: Alvaro Morata scored on his Spain debut against Ukraine on Friday night . The Juventus striker had scored 32 goals for Spain at junior levels . Former Madrid mentor Michel said he was 'part van Basten, part Benzem'


Keeping boys and girls apart at school allows them to keep their ‘innocence’ for much longer, the headmaster of Eton has claimed. Tony Little said children today needed ‘pretty graphic’ sex education from just nine years old because of the pressures they encounter day-to-day. But he claimed that children are able to ‘be themselves’ until way into their teens if they are kept apart from the other sex. Eton headmaster Tony Little said children today needed ‘pretty graphic’ sex education from just nine years old because of the pressures of mixed-sex education . Speaking at an education summit in Dubai, Mr Little said: ‘What does strike me is that in a single-sex environment, particularly at the age of 13, 14, 15, there is an opportunity for both boys and girls to be themselves for longer. To be 'boyish' for longer, to be young girls. ‘One of the real challenges we face as parents and particularly in schools, and this has accelerated in the last few years, is the growing apparent sophistication of children at a younger age. ‘The need even at the age of nine now, pretty graphic sex education because of the pressures that are being put on girls particularly, from the age 11 and upwards.’ Eton - the exclusive boarding school attended by David Cameron, Boris Johnson, Prince Harry and the Duke of Cambridge - is an all-boys school which costs £30,000-a-year to attend . Tony Little became the first old-Etonian to take over as headmaster of the school in 50 years after being appointed in 2001. Mr Little - who was a pupil at Eton Choir School before moving on to Eton with a bursary - has been outspoken in his criticism of education standards. Last year he said exams had not changed much since Victorian times. He said they oblige students 'to sit alone at their desks in preparation for a world in which, for much of the time, they will need to work collaboratively'. Mr Little also attacked the drive to rank schools, saying: “There is more to education than league tables". He is set to be replaced as the head of Britain's most famous school by the school's 38-year-old history teacher Simon Henderson. Mr Henderson is believed to be one of the youngest leaders in the 574-year history of the school, founded in 1440 by King Henry VI. Mr Little, who is due to step down this summer as Eton’s headmaster, said it was a ‘sad thing’ that sex education is now needed. After 13 years in the post, Mr Little is due to become chief education officer of the GEMS Education network of schools in Europe, the US and Africa. He told the Global Education and Skills Forum: ‘I guess what I'm saying is in a single sex environment, you can allow innocence to last a little longer.’ The head master claimed single sex schools like his ‘remove some of the pressures’ from children around sex and relationships. He said: ‘There are ways of talking about emotional development and about sexuality with single-gender groups, that

Summary: Tony Little said single-sex schools allow pupils to keep their ‘innocence’ He said it was sad that children were being taught sex education so early . Eton headmaster said children were not able to ‘be themselves’


Liverpool midfielder Adam Lallana has pulled out of the England squad to face Lithuania and Italy. The squad are due to meet at St George's Park at lunchtime, but it is understood Lallana will not be among them. The midfielder's groin injury flared up in the 2-1 defeat to Manchester United on Sunday and he will therefore miss the Euro 2016 qualifier against Lithuania on Friday and England's friendly in Italy four days later. Adam Lallana (right) has withdrawn from the England squad after suffering a groin injury for Liverpool . Lallana was taken off at half-time and replaced by Steven Gerrard who was sent off after 38 seconds . England manager Roy Hodgson will be hoping to make it five wins from five in Euro 2016 qualifying . Lallana came off at half-time during the loss to Louis van Gaal's side. The player is understood to believe the injury is not too serious. The rest of the now 23-man England party is due to meet in Burton on Monday afternoon and will be assessed to see whether there will be any more withdrawals. England will be looking to make it five qualifying wins from five on Friday night before they head to Turin for a friendly against the nation that beat them in their World Cup opener last summer. It is understood Friday's match against Lithuania at Wembley is a 90,000 sell-out.

Summary: Adam Lallana was taken off at half-time against Manchester United . The Liverpool midfielder suffered a flare-up of a groin injury . England play a Euro 2016 qualifier against Lithuania on Friday . Roy Hodgson's side then face Italy next Tuesday in a friendly .


CIA researchers have been involved in a 'sustained effort' for nearly a decade to crack the security protecting Apple iPhones and iPads. This is according to investigative news site, The . Intercept, who today cited documents obtained from . NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden. The report says top-secret documents reveal U.S. government researchers had created a version of XCode, Apple's . software application development tool, to create surveillance . backdoors. CIA researchers have been involved in a 'sustained effort' for nearly a decade to crack the security protecting Apple iPhones and tablets. This is according to, investigative news site, The Intercept, who claims to have access to top secret files detailing the spying activity . These backdoors would have allowed them access into programs distributed on Apple's App Store. The Intercept has in the past published a number of reports . from documents released by whistleblower Snowden. The site's . editors include Glenn Greenwald, who won a Pulitzer Prize for . his work in reporting on Snowden's revelations, and by . Oscar-winning documentary maker Laura Poitras. It said the latest documents, which covered a period from . 2006 to 2013, stop short of proving whether U.S. intelligence . researchers had succeeded in breaking Apple's encryption coding, . which secures user data and communications. Efforts to break into Apple products by government security . researchers started as early as 2006, a year before Apple . introduced its first iPhone and continued through the launch of . the iPad in 2010 and beyond, The Intercept said. The Intercept today cited documents obtained from NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden (pictured). It said the latest documents, which covered a period from2006 to 2013, stop short of proving whether U.S. intelligenc eresearchers had succeeded in breaking Apple's encryption coding . Breaching Apple security was part of a top-secret programme . by the U.S. government, aided by British intelligence . researchers, to hack 'secure communications products, both . foreign and domestic' including Google Android phones, it added. Silicon Valley technology companies have in recent months . sought to restore trust among consumers around the world that . their products have not become tools for widespread government . surveillance of citizens. Last September, Apple strengthened encryption methods for . data stored on iPhones. It claimed the changes meant the company no . longer had any way to extract customer data on the devices, even . if a government ordered it to with a search warrant. Silicon . Valley rival Google said shortly afterward that it . also planned to increase the use of stronger encryption tools. What is a 'backdoor'? A backdoor is a hidden remote access from an outside source to the device that enables the hacker to have almost full access with little detection. Should you be worried if you use an Apple device? Backdoors are not the type of thing an average hacker can easily exploit. So far there has been no evidence that they've been used for identity theft or a criminal attack . How would could the government potentially make use of these backdoors? Backdoors can

Summary: This is according to Intercept which claims to have seen top secret files . It says spies had created a version of XCode - an app development tool . This would have allowed them access to programs on Apple's App Store . Intercept does not know if they succeeded breaking Apple's encryption . In September, Apple improved encryption methods for data on iPhones . This was partly a response to U.S. government spying on internet users . It is unknown whether this is ongoing and CIA has not provided comment .


Atalanta goalkeeper Marco Sportiello is flattered to be linked with Liverpool as speculation mounts over his future. The 22-year-old has attracted attention from a number of European clubs after putting in some impressive performances for Serie A side Atalanta this season. Liverpool are monitoring Sportiello, who is also a reported target of Inter Milan and AC Milan. Atalanta goalkeeper Marco Sportiello is being monitored by Liverpool, claim reports in italy . 'Liverpool are definitely a great club,' Sportiello told Italian newspaper L'Eco di Bergamo. 'We are talking about one of the top clubs in the world. 'However, I am happy to be here. 'This is my first year as a starter and I recently signed a new contract with Atalanta. 'My life has changed in a few months.' Sportiello in action for Atalanta during a Serie A match against AC Milan back in January . Liverpool are looking to sign a goalkeeper this summer with club manager Brendan Rodgers keen to increase competition for Simon Mignolet. A youth product of Atalanta, Sportiello became the club's first-choice goalkeeper this season. Sportiello has pulled off 95 saves and kept seven clean sheets in 26 league starts to ensure the Bergamo outfit remain above the drop zone. Atalanta extended Sportiello's contract until June 2019 earlier this year. Liverpool goalkeeper Simon Mignolet is pictured during a training session at Melwood last week .

Summary: Atalanta goalkeeper Marco Sportiello being scouted by Liverpool . Sportiello is flattered by the link with 'one of the top clubs in the world' The 22-year-old is also a reported target of Inter Milan and AC Milan . CLICK HERE for all the latest Liverpool news .


A striking image that allegedly shows a mushroom cloud rising on Mars has been pounced on by conspiracy theorists. Alien forums say the image is 'evidence' that a civilisation may have been wiped off the Martian surface as a result of nuclear war. The satellite image shows a zoomed in section of Valles Marineris, a 2,500-mile (4,000km) long canyon on Mars, which was captured by the Indian Space Research Organisation. Scroll down for video . A striking image that allegedly shows a mushroom cloud (circled red) rising on Mars has been pounced on by conspiracy theorists. Alien forums say the image is 'evidence' that a civilisation may have been wiped off the Martian surface as a result of nuclear war . French Youtube channel UFOvni Disclosure has created a short film showing the 'cloud of smoke' which it claims could be either a nuclear explosion or extra-terrestrial methane. 'India's Mars orbiter captured something strange in the gigantic Valles Marineris Canyon of Mars,' the video says. 'The image shows a huge mushroom cloud and we may wonder whether it is an enormous rare dust wind cloud, or caused due to a nuclear or methane explosion.' The image was taken around the same time as the Siding Spring comet passed Mars last year. Pictured is a zoomed in version of what some believe is the alien mushroom cloud, showing the crater rim, stem explosion and cloud shadow. The image was taken around the same time as the Siding Spring comet passed Mars on October 19 last year . 'At the moment of the close passage of (the comet) to the planet Nasa cut off the live feed,' said UFOvni Disclosure. 'But Dr Fritz Helmut Hemmerich was able to make a video from 1,200 metres at Tenerife in the Canary Islands showing (the comet) immediately after its Mars encounter and a huge explosion.' Dr Jonti Horner, astronomer at the University of Southern Queensland, Australia, told the Express: 'Fun as it would be to imagine that this is evidence of nuclear weapons on Mars...that's sadly just not the case.' He said looking images of the 'cloud' were an optical illusion caused by the angle of the crater with the trench. The theory that an ancient civilisation on Mars was wiped out by a nuclear attack from another alien race is popular among conspiracy theorists. Last year, plasma physicist Dr John Brandenburg said he believed ancient Martians known as Cydonians and Utopians were massacred in the attack - and evidence of the genocide can still be seen today. Back in 2011 the scientist first postulated that the red colour on Mars could have been due to a naturally occurring thermonuclear explosion. 'At the moment of the close passage of (the comet) to the planet Nasa cut off the live feed,' said UFOvni Disclosure. This screenshot compares the two images of the same area, with the cloud is only seen on the left . A scientist is to present his theory that ancient life on Mars was massacred. Dr Brandenburg is giving a talk on his research tomorrow

Summary: The image shows a zoomed in section of Valles Marineris canyon . UFOvni Disclosure has created video showing the 'cloud of smoke' It claims it could be a nuclear explosion or extra-terrestrial methane . The site suggests Nasa cut off the live feed showing the explosion . Scientists say it is an illusion caused by the angle of crater and trench . Last year, physicist Dr John Brandenburg said he believed Martians known as Cydonians and Utopians were massacred in the nuclear attack .


An Australian businessman, who was charged with horrific child abuse in the Philippines, reportedly fled a string of fraud and sold his young bride as a prostitute. Peter Gerard Scully slipped out of Melbourne and fled to Manila in 2011 after he allegedly scammed more than $2.68 million from 20 investors in an investment scheme, The Age reports. Scully was under investigation from 2009 by the Australian Securities and Investment Commission but avoided being charged with 117 fraud and deception offences, having departed Victoria. When the 52-year-old returned to Australia, he was accompanied by a Malaysian teenager named Ling, who was believed to be his 'girlfriend' before he turned her into a prostitute, associates claim. Peter Gerald Scully (right) was arrested for human trafficking and child porn-related offences arising from his alleged sexual abuse of Filipino girls which was filmed and then posted online for paying clients . The allegations followed as the father-of-two was arrested last month after the body of a teenage girl was found buried under a house he rented in Malaybalay, Bukidnon. Scully was charged on Friday and he could now face the death penalty in the Philippines after being accused of killing a child and orchestrating an international paedophile ring. The Age reports Scully was never charged with child sex crimes in Victoria but a number of associates claimed he had a horrific sexual history. An unnamed former business associate, who lost more than $200,000 in the fraudulent scheme, told The Age he was neither surprised about the recent charges laid against Scully. 'Does it surprise me?' the associate said. 'Yes and no. The signs were always there for him, but it's gone to a dark place.' A search warrant was issued for his arrest in 2012 but Scully remained in the Philippines, where he allegedly established a lucrative business live-streaming videos in a 'pay for view' scheme. Police alleged Scully would undertake acts in response to requests from his clients from across the globe, who paid to live-stream videos of children being tortured and sexually abused. It has sparked such an outrage in the Philippines that calls are growing daily to have him executed. It's alleged Scully, from the Melbourne suburb of Burwood, had took part in perverted acts against children as young as one, which he filmed. The death penalty was suspended in the Philippines in 2006, but an influential conservative politician told The Sydney Morning Herald that the Australian's alleged crimes were so depraved he should be put to death. 'The Philippine government should directly and seriously address the problem of paedophilia, child exploitation and sexual abuse by supporting the move to reimpose the death penalty,' Sherwin Gatchalian, an MP with the Nationalist People's Coalition, said. Filipinos across the country took to social media to call for his execution. Scully managed to avoid being arrested until February 20 this year before a former partner told police that Scully had killed one of his child victims in 2013. It was after this shocking revelation that the remains of a 10-year-old girl were found at a

Summary: Peter Gerald Scully was arrested in Philippines on child sex abuse charges . It's alleged that he scammed $2.68 million from investors before fleeing the country in 2011 where he avoided being charged with fraud offences . The 52-year-old was reportedly accompanied by a young Malaysian woman when he returned to Australia before he turned her into a prostitute . It comes after he was charged with horrific child abuse in the Philippines . The Melbourne man is accused of killing a 10-year-old girl . The 52-year-old allegedly orchestrated an international paedophile ring . Filipinos are so outraged with the case they want him to be executed .


He's the internet-savvy modern leader who cuddles up to kittens and hobnobs with film stars on his wildly popular Instagram page. But Chechen President Ramzan Kadyrov is also a former warlord accused of running the Russian republic 'like a medieval tyrant'. The 38-year-old came to power in 2007 after a vicious armed struggle with a number of other Chechen strongmen and a political battle with the man he succeeded as leader, Alu Alkhanov. Claims that Kadyrov keeps a 'murder list' of 300 names of people to be liquidated surfaced in 2008. Yet the brutal reality of how Kadyrov maintains his grip on power has been glossed over by his social media skills and voracious appetite for posting on Instagram. Scroll down for video . Chechen President Ramzan Kadyrov with actress Liz Hurley and a kitten. The Austin Powers star was in Grozny to shoot thriller Turquoise when the snap was taken in May 2013 . Kadyrov in medieval garb. He has posted on his Instagram account kadyrov_95 more than 4,800 times and has an incredible 905,000 followers . The former Chechen warlord lies down for a snooze with a pet tiger. Kadyrov is a fan of the big cats . The father-of-eight has uploaded more than 4,800 posts and has around 905,000 followers to his kadyrov_95 account on the photo-sharing site. He has shown a particular fondness for snaps of himself with cute fluffy kittens, baby birds, lambs and even tigers. In May 2013 he posted snaps of himself with Liz Hurley and a white kitten on Instagram after meeting the actress when she arrived in Chechnya to film thriller Turquoise with French actor Gerard Depardieu. The pair were seen apparently bonding over the tiny animal having been introduced by Kadyrov's friend Depardieu. In another shot the Chechen strongman leans across the Austin Powers star and runs his finger over the smartphone she is holding as the two appear perfectly at ease with each other. Depardieu met the Chechen leader at his birthday celebrations two years previously and later controversially accepted Russian citizenship after quitting France to avoid a planned 75 per cent tax on millionaires. Left to right: Hurley, Gerard Depardieu and Kadyrov go walkabout in Grozny, where the actors were filming . The strongman's love of kittens is clear for all to see, while he and Hurley seemed to hit it off during her visit . Kadryrov, Hurley and Depardieu. The actor controversially accepted Russian citizenship after quitting France . Chechnya's president (right) and some of his cronies take to the streets of Grozny in a Rolls Royce . The two are seen laughing and joking out and about with Hurley in the Chechen capital Grozny. Kadyrov's fondness for the high life is revealed as the devout Muslim and some of his cronies are seen cruising through the streets of Grozny in a Rolls Royce. Things get weirder as he shows a fondness for medieval costume in another shot and poses with yet more fluffy cats perching on his shoulder and reclining in his arms. The burly enforcer has a

Summary: Ramzan Kadyrov is burly former warlord accused of being 'medieval tyrant' Came to power after vicious armed struggle with other Chechen strongmen . Implicated in torture and dozens of assassinations, including Russian opposition leader Boris Nemtsov, gunned down in Moscow last month . But poses as gentle animal-loving giant on wildly popular Instagram page . Posts shots of him cuddling tigers, fluffy kittens, baby birds and lambs . Schmoozes film stars Liz Hurley and Gerard Depardieu in Chechen capital . Cruises round Grozny in Rolls Royce and lauds patron Vladimir Putin . Has posted more than 4,800 times and has an incredible 905,000 followers .


One of Australia's most popular pain killers has been left with a splitting headache, as the national consumer watchdog gets ready to take it to court. Reckitt Benckiser, the company behind Nurofen in Australia, will square off against the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) in federal court this month over claims that it has mislead customers. The ACCC will dispute claims made by the company that the Nurofen Specific Pain Range is specially designed to target different types of pain. The consumer watchdog claims that all products contain identical ingredients. Scroll down for video . Australia's consumer watchdog is taking Nurofen to court over its advertising claiming its products target specific types of pain . The products in question are: Nurofen Back Pain, Nurofen Period Pain, Nurofen Migraine Pain and Nurofen Tension Headache. ACCC Chairman Rod Sims said cracking down on false advertising surrounding medical products was a targetted priority for the watchdog. 'The ACCC takes false or misleading claims about the efficacy of health and medical products very seriously,' Mr Sims said. 'In this case, we allege that consumers have been misled into purchasing Nurofen Specific Pain Products under the belief that each product is specifically designed for and effective in treating a particular type of pain, when this is not the case.' 'The ACCC takes false or misleading claims about the efficacy of health and medical products very seriously,' chairman Rod Sims said. It also flagged the 'significantly' higher cost of Nurofen compared to other products as a concern, with the range in question costing up to twice as much as a standard pain killer sold by Nurofen or another comparable brand. A Nurofen spokeswoman denied the allegations in a statement, and said pain-specific products made life easier for customers. 'Nurofen is committed to the quality use of medicines and promoting and protecting the health of Australians,' the statement read. 'Nurofen works closely with all regulatory bodies to ensure high standards compliance to guidelines. 'Nurofen will continue to work with regulators to ensure its packaging continues to be fully aligned with all guidelines and requirements and still offer consumers with clear pain relief options for their pain type.' The ACCC is seeking declarations, injunctions, an order for the publication of corrective notices, penalties and costs. The matter is listed for a case management conference in the Federal Court of Australia in Sydney on March 31.

Summary: Australian Competition and Consumer Commission takes it to federal court . Alleges Nurofen claims 'misleading customers', all tablets exactly the same . ACCC says all pills have the same key ingredient, ibuprofen lysine 342mg . Calls for 'truth in advertising' across medical industry to become priority . Case to go before Federal Court of Australia in Sydney on March 31 .


A super slimmer who swelled to 26 stone after eating a loaf of bread a day is now toasting her diet - and literally becoming half the woman she used to be. Michelle Quinn, 42, ballooned after munching her way through toast, sarnies and slices of bread all day. Her diet used to be made up of white toast with margarine for breakfast, sandwiches and crisps for lunch and fish and chips and takeaways for dinner. Michelle Quinn has lost half of her body weight after ditching her bread-based diet which saw her eat a loaf a day, she has also dropped from a clothes size 30 (left) to a size 12 (right) Before losing weight 43-year-old Michelle was a size 30, here she proudly holds up a pair of her old trousers . But she gave up the bread and started a diet of breakfast of cereal or fruit and yoghurt, home-made soup for lunch and healthy versions of her favourite meals. Michelle, of South Shields, Tyneside, says she feels like a new woman after losing 12.5st and dropping from dress size 30 to size 12. She has been named Slimming World's Greatest Loser in the West Harton area of South Shields. She said: 'I feel like a new woman since losing weight. In fact, I look so different that people who I havent seen for a while often can't believe I'm the same person. 'For me though it's the change on the inside that's been the biggest - I'm happier, healthier and much more confident now. Michelle, pictured with her uncle Derek, joined a slimming group in 2013 in a bid to shift the weight, she says she had struggled with high blood pressure, back pain and that she got breathless easily . Michelle was not fat as a child but piled on the pounds thanks to her diet of fish and chips and sandwhiches . Now a size 12, Michelle no longer feels the need to eat a whole loaf of bread every day . She continued: 'I still enjoy all my favourite meals like burgers and chips and roast dinners but I've learned how to make small changes like using lean meat or cooking with low calorie spray instead of oil or butter. 'It fits in really well with the rest of my family and we can all eat the same meals.' Michelle weighed 25st 3lbs when she joined the group in April 2013 and has since dropped to 12st 10lbs. She said: 'Before I lost the weight I hid behind a big bubbly personality. I'd pretend it didn't bother me that I was bigger than most other people, but that was far from the truth. 'I hated shopping for clothes and found just climbing up stairs and doing simple everyday tasks would leave me tired and out of breath.' Michelle's weight was also putting a huge strain on her health and she suffered with high blood pressure, chronic back pain and got breathless easily.

Summary: Michelle Quinn ballooned thanks to her addiction to bread and chips . The 42-year-old would eat a whole loaf of bread a day . In 2013 she weighed more than 25st and was a size 30 dress size . After joining a slimming group her weight has dropped to 12 stone 10lbs .


Aid has begun arriving in Vanuatu as the tiny Pacific nation struggles to uncover the devastation of what could be the worst natural disaster to ever hit the region. The official death toll in the capital Port Vila stood at six, although experts said this was likely a fraction of the fatalities nationwide after reports entire villages were 'blown away' when the cyclone swept through. Communications are still down across most of the archipelago's 80 islands, although the airport in Port Vila reopened with limited facilities to allow in much-needed aid. Former Channel 10 television director Adam Boland, who lives in Vanuatu with his partner Kenny Ang, is yet to find out what is left of his home after they were forced to evacuate last week. 'It is bad, the problem is we don't yet know how bad,' he told Studio 10. 'Communication is down, power is down. It's very hard to get calls in and out. 'We have no idea how bad it is on some of the other islands - particular the smaller islands to the south where apart from the five star resorts (it is) still very much a developing country.' Scroll down for video . Children inspect the debris while residents deal with the damage to their homes in Seaside, near the Vanuatu capital of Port Vila . A man runs away from high waves caused by Cyclone Pam crashing along the coast in Port Vila . The official death toll in the capital Port Vila stood at six, although experts said this was likely a fraction of the fatalities nationwide . Damage to a bridge, caused by Cyclone Pam, near the Vanuatu capital of Port Vila . The Australian couple were forced to seek shelter with Mr Boland's mother in Port Villa and haven't been allowed back to their island home as it is still deemed to unsafe. 'We had to swim over streams because the bridges have been washed away,' he said. Australian Foreign Minister Julie Bishop said there were no reports of Australian casualties in Vanuatu, but there could be as many as 3,000 Australians in the tiny Pacific nation. Two Australian airforce planes landed with food, shelter and medicine while a New Zealand military aircraft also arrived loaded with eight tonnes of tarpaulins, water containers, chainsaw packs and generators. Commercial flights were scheduled to resume on Monday. Former Channel 10 television director Adam Boland, who lives in Vanuatu with his partner Kenny Ang, has documented the devastation Cyclone Pam has inflicted . Mr Boland said he is yet to find out what is left of his home after they were forced to evacuate last week . The power is still out and people are queuing for hours at petrol stations, according to Mr Boland . More than 1,400 Australians have registered with the Australian High Commission and its staff are visiting hotels to account for others. 'At this stage thankfully I can report that no Australians have been amongst the casualties and we haven't had any reports of Australians in distress or needing support,'

Summary: Aid began arriving in Vanuatu after one of the worst storms to ever hit . The official death toll in the capital Port Vila stood at six, although experts said this was likely a fraction of the fatalities nationwide . Communications were still down across most of Vanuatu's 80 islands . In some areas up to 90 per cent of houses have been destroyed . Vanuatu Red Cross says: 'Effectively the whole country... is flattened' Julie Bishop says there could be as many as 3000 Australians in Vanuatu .


With a perfect blend of plump fruit and spices they are the sophisticated treat of the British Easter - just as delicious as chocolate eggs, but a little more grown up. And one bakery is set to make more than 40 million hot cross buns in the run up to the holiday - enough to stretch 372 miles from Sheffield to Nazareth in Israel if placed end-to-end. Gunstones Bakery, which produces one third of the nation's hot cross buns, said the run-up to Easter is the busiest week of the year. A staggering 30 tonnes of flour and 20 tonnes of fruit will be used by the Sheffield bakery to produce a quarter of a million buns every day - which are then sold by M&S. Gunstones Bakery in Sheffield (pictures) produces one third of the nation's hot cross buns for M&S . It has been forced to open a new multi-million pound production line just to cope with the huge increase in demand for the seasonal treat . Gunstones has even been forced to open a new multi-million pound production line just to cope with the huge increase in demand. Bakery Production Manager, Richard Johnson, said: 'This year we're making the biggest range ever for M&S, new flavoured buns include berries and cherries, golden syrup and ginger, Bramley apple, a healthy option, and, for the chocoholics, we now make a chocolate hot cross bun - that's my personal favourite! 'If all of our Easter hot cross buns were laid end-to-end, they'd stretch from our bakery near Sheffield to Nazereth. 'This is the busiest week of the year at Gunstones, with buns making their way through giant ovens, proving machines and then making their way along a labyrinth of conveyor belts that crisscross the whole bakery. M&S expects to sell around 40 million hot cross buns this Easter amid increasing demand . A staggering 30 tonnes of flour and 20 tonnes of fruit will be used by the bakery to produce a quarter of a million buns every day . Traditionally eaten on Good Friday – with noon marking the end of Lent – the sweet buns mark the arrival of the long Easter weekend . 'At one end of the new production area a giant device resembling a helter-skelter, brings hot cross buns from a conveyor belt near the ceiling, spiralling down sixteen tiers where they are cooled by giant fans before reaching the packaging area below.' Traditionally eaten on Good Friday – with noon marking the end of Lent – the sweet buns mark the arrival of the long Easter weekend. They are said to date back to the 12th Century but were first mentioned in the Oxford English Dictionary in 1733. The cross on the bun symbolises the crucifixion of Jesus as the bread represents his body and the spices refer to the cloth saturated with spices that was wrapped around him after his death. Bakery Production Manager, Richard Johnson, said: 'If all of our Easter hot cross buns were laid end-to-end, they'd stretch from our bakery near Sheffield

Summary: Gunstones Bakery produces one third of the nation's hot cross buns . Around 30 tonnes of flour and 20 tonnes of fruit is used by bakery each day . Buns are produced for M&S which expects to sell 40 million this Easter . Bakery has been forced to open a new multi-million pound production line .


An undercover investigation in China has revealed a shocking underground butchery in central China where protected animal species are slaughtered on-site and sold to restaurants. The illegal meat market in the town of Liurenba in Hubei Province - a mountainous area known for its diversity of wild animal species - is reported to be less than 50 metres from the local governmental office, according to the People’s Daily Online. The investigation was prompted after local residents alerted the media to a complex supply chain from surrounding forests to restaurant dining tables. Shock: Wild animals are killed and skinned in an underground butchery in Liurenba town in Hubei Province . Precious: Many of the wild animals being processed are protected species such as wild goats . Bloody: More than 40 pieces of wild goat's skin are hung over the balcony at the butchery, which is largest wild animal meat supplier in the area . Around a dozen types of wild animals, including hares, boars, pheasants and goats, were seen on the butcher’s table around the two-storey slaughterhouse. More than 40 hides of wild goat, a protected animal in Hubei Province, were also seen to be hung over the balcony. Behind a chopping block, which had freshly slaughtered wild boar, the butchery put up a sign saying ‘wholesale and retail’. Street market: An earlier probe found a mobile vendor is seen selling wild animal meats by a highway in Hebei Province near China's capital, Beijing . Pick and choose: Passers-by pick their favourite among a selection of wild hares and pheasants . Illegal dish: Wild hares are a protected animal species in Hebei . According to nearby residents, this meat market has operated for years and is home to the largest wild animal meat suppliers in the region. More similar wild animal butchers were spotted by the investigators in nearby towns and counties, selling crates of dead goats, hog badgers, wild pheasants, civets and wild hares, many protected by local government. Anonymous insiders revealed that some residents in the area considered wild creatures a threat to their crops. In addition, they hunt them to earn extra money for their families. Local delicacy: Pheasants are caged and sold by the highway . Supply and demand: Poaching in China is illegal, but with restaurants paying top money for the animals which are sold as delicacies, a huge underground chain has been created . Poaching in China is illegal, but with restaurants paying top money for the animals which are sold as delicacies, a huge underground chain has been created. A wild chicken is sold for around 40 yuan (£4.30) and 1kg of wild goat meat is priced at around 40 yuan. Local restaurants bill wild animal meats as 'speciality dishes'. Their prices are normally twice as much as normal meat dishes. An earlier article on People’s Daily Online revealed similar trade in Hubei Province near Beijing. In the article, a mobile butchery sold wild animals including pheasants, hares and boars by a highway to passers-by who were looking to purchase food ingredients for the Chinese New

Summary: Investigation exposed the largest wild animal butchery in Liurenba town . A protected species of wild goat among those skinned and sold . Goat meat retails for about £4.30 a kilogram . Other animals on butcher's table include wild hares, boars and civets . Local restaurants bill wild animal as ‘speciality dishes’ on the menu . Several similar butcheries are found in nearby areas .


When Eoin Morgan spoke at the end of Sunday’s thumping defeat he seemed to be suggesting that it would still all somehow be ‘alright on the night’ for England at this World Cup. Well, I’m afraid it won’t be unless everyone involved, both players and management, have a good hard look at themselves. There needs to be a lot of hard, honest talking in that England camp over the next few days and a re-evaluation of how they are doing things because if they carry on like this they will not be involved in the World Cup for much longer. Eoin Morgan looks disappointed as he watches on during England's disastrous defeat by Sri Lanka . The England players, led by their captain Morgan, walk from the field in Wellington after the match . 'Even when England put what looks like a challenging score on the board they are still brushed aside with contemptuous ease. Not for the first time in this World Cup they seemed like boys in the men’s world of modern one-day cricket.' Click HERE to read Paul Newman's match report from Wellington . England now need to win their next five games if they are going to lift their first World Cup. When did they last win five one-day internationals on the trot? It is going to be hard enough to win two in a row, let alone the next five. The whole tone was set with the sight of Gary Ballance walking out at three after England had got off to a really good start. Now, it’s not Ballance’s fault. He did not ask to be picked out of position and out of nick. But it just sent a message to England’s players that they were going to prod their way through the middle overs and then have a go in the last 15. And it was a policy that brought England 309 that in the old days would probably be enough. Now it is nowhere near. It is plain ridiculous. Sri Lanka fans wave flags and lift banners in celebration after beating England convincingly in Wellington . Morgan (left) and James Anderson (right) react as Kumar Sangakkara survives a run out chance . Contrast that with Sri Lanka. They get off to a good start, lose a wicket like England, but then in walks a world class No 3 in Kumar Sangakkara who knew exactly how to pace the innings and ensure Sri Lanka won with ease. And how come Jos Buttler was left with just 19 deliveries at the end of the innings? He made one of the best one-day hundreds I have seen from an England player last summer — and it was against Sri Lanka at Lord’s. Now he is not being allowed nearly enough time to put England out of sight. Then, sitting on the bench, we have Alex Hales, who hit one of the best Twenty20 hundreds you will see by an England player. And that happened to come against Sri Lanka too, in last year’s World Twenty20 in Bangladesh. Gary

Summary: Sri Lanka beat England by nine wickets and something needs to change . The bowling was one-dimensional and there were players out of position . Jos Buttler got just 19 deliveries, despite impressing last summer against Sri Lanka at Lord's - why not give him more of a chance? The next week needs to be spent thinking how England can start playing a different brand of one-day cricket because this isn't working . Click HERE for all the latest news from the 2015 Cricket World Cup .


The White House is seeking to enshrine its pledge to cut emissions in a global climate agreement to be negotiated later this year in Paris, formally submitting an outline of its commitment to the United Nations yesterday. Republican leaders are warning other countries to 'proceed with caution' in negotiations with the Obama administration because any deal could be later undone, however. President Barack Obama lacks the . political and legal backing to commit the United States to an . international agreement, they say. Republican leaders are warning other countries to 'proceed with caution' in negotiations with the Obama administration because any deal could be later undone . The White House's Tuesday announcement that the U.S. would cut greenhouse gas emissions by close to 28 percent from 2005 levels within a decade builds on a promise Obama made last November in Beijing in concert with Chinese President Xi Jinping. The two countries are the world's largest emitters of greenhouse gasses. To meet its stated benchmark by 2025, the White House will rely on a host of existing laws and executive actions targeting power plants, vehicles, oil and gas production and buildings. 'We can achieve this goal using laws that are already on the books, and it will be in place by the time the president leaves office,' Brian Deese, a senior adviser to the president, said according to the New York Times. Obama has just two years remaining in office, but many of the Senate's Republican lawmakers who oppose the initiative will remain in positions of power long after the current president has moved on. 'Considering that two-thirds of the U.S. federal government . hasn't even signed off on the Clean Power Plan and 13 states . have already pledged to fight it, our international partners . should proceed with caution before entering into a binding, . unattainable deal,' Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell noted on Tuesday. The UN Climate Conference is to take place from Nov. 30 to Dec. 11. U.S. officials stressed that their Intended Nationally . Determined Contribution, U.N. lingo for its official submission, . stands on sound legal footing, with the measures drawing . authority from legislation such as the Clean Air Act and the . Energy Independence and Security Act. Todd Stern, the lead U.S. climate change negotiator, said he . frequently tells foreign counterparts that 'undoing the kind of . regulation we are putting in place is very tough to do.' But elements of the administration's climate policy already . face legal challenges. On April 16, a federal appeals court in . Washington, D.C. will hear arguments from 13 states opposed to . as-yet-unfinalized regulations from the Environmental Protection . Agency (EPA) that target emissions in existing power plants. McConnell's warnings echoed the tone of a March 9 'open . letter' from 47 Republican senators to Iran, in which they . warned a Republican president would not be bound to honor a . nuclear agreement struck by Democrat Obama without congressional . approval, calling it a 'mere executive agreement.' So did Missouri Senator Roy Blunt's. Blunt holds

Summary: President Barack Obama lacks the political and legal backing to commit the United States to an international agreement, Republican lawmakers say . Obama committed the U.S. to cutting greenhouse gas emissions by close to 28 percent from 2005 levels within a decade . 'Our international partners should proceed with caution before entering into a binding, unattainable deal,' Senate GOP Leader Mitch McConnell said . 'We will not stand by and allow the president to unilaterally enact bad energy policies,' Senator Roy Blunt said . White House says it can achieve its goal 'using laws that are already on the books, and it will be in place by the time the president leaves office'


Tributes have been paid to Sergeant Louise Lucas who has died after a collision with a bus in Swansea . A policewoman sacrificed her life in front of a bus to save her eight-year-old daughter on a 'lethal' city centre road. Tributes have poured in for Cardiff police officer Sergeant Louise Lucas, 41, who died after sustaining serious injuries in the collision on the Kingsway in Swansea yesterday. Her eight-year-old daughter, Olivia, suffered minor injuries following the crash with the X11 bus at 11.25am. She was off-duty when she took Olivia to the shops as a treat together. Onlookers have said the pair were crossing the road and were inches from a bus - but Sgt Lucas pushed her daughter to safety and took the full impact of the collision. The mother-of-three was rushed to the city's Morriston hospital where doctors battled to save her but she later died. Her son Grant, 21,said: 'Mum was the best there is and was simply amazing. 'Olivia is fine and only suffered minor injuries, but mum passed away later this afternoon. 'I am absolutely well and truly gutted.' The officer also has a younger child called Lloyd - an aspiring footballer who is in Swansea city's development squad. She lived with her husband Gavin, 36, at the family home in Llanishen, Cardiff. Grant said that he wanted to make his mother 'proud' and would help to raise Olive and Lloyd. He added: 'It's mad how my mum and I became much closer over the last couple of weeks and had it all planned out. 'On behalf of the family, we would like to thank all friends for their support.' South Wales Police assistant chief constable Jon Stratford posted on Twitter: 'Tonight our thoughts are with the family of Louise Lucas. 'A superb officer, committed to her community with a great sense of fun. So sad.' Deputy chief constable Matt Jukes wrote: 'Awful day for South Wales Police and above all, for the family of PS Louise Lucas. My heartfelt condolences. A great cop - we will truly miss her.' And assistant chief constable of territorial policing Richard Lewis added: 'Incredibly sad day for all officers at South Wales Police after the tragic death of Sgt Louise Lucas. 'My sincere condolences are with her family tonight.' Sgt Lucas, who most recently served in the Llanishen area of Cardiff, was well known in the community . Sgt Lucas, who most recently served in the Llanishen area of Cardiff, was well known in the community. Cardiff City councillor Jayne Cowan paid tribute to Louise posting: 'Louise was an inspirational, hard working and terrific person. (I'm) proud to have known and spent time with her.' Community website My Whitchurch posted: 'Very sad to hear of the tragic death of PS Louise Lucas. Based in Llanishen, she was one in a million. A bright star in a dark sky.' As news of her sad death spread tributes to Sgt Lucas were posted by police and emergency services across the UK using the hashtag #999family. Surrey Roads Police posted: 'Our thoughts

Summary: Sergeant Louise Lucas died after collision with bus in Swansea city centre . Eight-year-old daughter, who has not been named, suffered minor injuries . Road involved has long been branded a death-trap by local campaigners . South Wales police officer, 41, described as a 'devoted mother and wife'


In a combined XV from these three sides, Sam Warburton would be the first name on my team sheet and he’d be my captain. Leigh Halfpenny’s kicking gets him in at full-back ahead of Mike Brown and Rob Kearney. I’ve chosen English wings because George North is still coming back to form as is Tommy Bowe. That’s a big statement but it shows just how highly I regard Anthony Watson and Jack Nowell. Alongside Jonathan Joseph at centre, I’m picking Robbie Henshaw. In a combined XV from these three sides, Sam Warburton (centre) would be the first name on my team sheet . Leigh Halfpenny's goal-kicking sees him get the nod over Mike Brown and Rob Kearney at full-back . Young Ireland centre Robbie Henshaw (right) would partner Jonathan Joseph in midfield . VIDEO Wales v Ireland highlights . I’m a massive fan of Jonathan Davies but he’s not quite at his best at the moment. Jonny Sexton and Conor Murray combine so well and Sexton is the No 1 fly-half in world rugby, so they pick themselves. In the forwards, I’ve put a fit Gethin Jenkins in ahead of Joe Marler. And Mike Ross gets the nod ahead of Dan Cole at No 3 because he was superb against England. Ireland tighthead Mike Ross was superb against England and gets the nod over Dan Cole .

Summary: Sam Warburton would be the first name on my team sheet . Leigh Halfpenny’s kicking gets him in at full-back ahead of Mike Brown and Rob Kearney . Jack Nowell and Anthony Watson would be my wingers . Alongside Jonathan Joseph at centre, I’m picking Robbie Henshaw . Jonny Sexton and Conor Murray would be my starting half backs . Mike Ross would start at tighthead ahead of Dan Cole . Paul O'Connell and Courtney Lawes would start together at lock .


Stella McCartney has long held the torch for the ethical treatment of animals in fashion and food. The fashion designer uses no animal products in her designs and has been a vegetarian since childhood, a lifestyle that was championed by her mother Linda and father Paul. But the 43-year-old is now calling on fellow consumers to pay more attention to what goes into their meals and garments - by thinking about that final product came from. Stella McCartney attends an event to honour Kate Moss last April. The designer is calling on consumers to be more aware of where their food and fashion comes from . In a new interview with The Business Of Fashion (BoF) magazine, she said: 'The consumption of animals - whether you're wearing them or eating them - is extraordinarily damaging to the planet. 'There are over a billion animals killed a year for food, half of which don't even get eaten. And there's over 50 million animals killed just for fashion.' 'If you're mindful of how you're approaching your life, then you see the connection. You can't avoid the connection. 'The connection between food, illness, environment. I want to see everything as a whole, so that's how I approach life, and that's how it comes into my business.' At the start of her fashion career, many criticised Stella - who helped kick off the vegetarian movement Meat Free Mondays with her father - for her refusal to produce and clothes with leather, fur or feathers. But while the mother-of-four is something of a pioneer in ethical high fashion, she concedes that finding high-quality substitutes is a challenge. Stella and her father Paul following the Stella McCartney Green Carpet Collection during London Fashion Week in September 2014 . ‘Material is hard,' she said: . ‘Clearly leather is a great material. It wears well. It moves. You can wash it. It’s real. One of the hardest things is to design something that is desirable and then to take that design and make it in a way that is not conventional. 'We’re sourcing our own material, developing our own material - we’re not using PVC.’ And, ahead of a lecture she is holding with the magazine tonight in London, Stella said she even feels the need to apologise to her designers for the limitations of using non-leather alternatives. Stella McCartney talks with BOF founder and Editor in Chief, Imran Amed about sustainability in fashion at the sold-out launch of BOF Voices at Second Home in London at 7pm tonight. Stella McCartney is the cover girl oon the new issue of BOF magazine .

Summary: Stella McCartney, 43, has been a vegetarian since she was a child . The fashion designer doesn't use fur, leather or feathers in any her clothes . Her label has developed ethical non-PVC leather alternatives .


You wait half a lifetime to see the Terminator, and then two come along at once. Standing on the top step of the podium was the indestructible human-looking phenomenon of legend, and next to him stood Arnold Schwarzenegger. Lewis Hamilton, of course, was the second terminator, the crushing victor of the Australian Grand Prix that gave him the perfect start in his attempt to become the first British driver to successfully defend the Formula One world championship. He has hung about with stars of the screen, fashion and music through a winter of a paparazzo’s dream, but here he was after 58 laps he had rendered as interesting as counting sheep, the supreme driver of the moment. Lewis Hamilton celebrates his Australian GP win in front of second-placed Nico Rosberg and Sebastian Vettel who completed the podium . World champion Hamilton stormed to victory at the season-opening Australian Grand Prix following a dominant performance . Hamilton flew off the start-line and never looked back as he cruised to victory in the first race of the 2015 campaign . Nico Rosberg, who finished runner-up last year, kept Hamilton honest, but in truth he was no match for his Mercedes team-mate . 1. Lewis Hamilton (Britain) Mercedes 1:31:54.067 . 2. Nico Rosberg (Germany) Mercedes +00:01.360 . 3. Sebastian Vettel (Germany) Ferrari 00:34.523 . 4. Felipe Massa (Brazil) Williams-Mercedes 00:38.196 . 5. Felipe Nasr (Brazil) Sauber - Ferrari 01:35.149 . 6. Daniel Ricciardo (Australia) Red Bull - Renault 1 lap . 7. Nico Hulkenberg (Germany) Force India - Mercedes 1 lap . 8. Marcus Ericsson (Sweden) Sauber - Ferrari 1 lap . 9. Carlos Sainz Jr (Spain) Toro Rosso - Renault 1 lap . 10. Sergio Perez (Mexico) Force India - Mercedes 1 lap . 11. Jenson Button (Britain) McLaren 2 laps . r. Kimi Raikkonen (Finland) Ferrari 18 laps . r. Max Verstappen (Netherlands) Toro Rosso - Renault 25 laps . r. Romain Grosjean (France) Lotus - Mercedes 58 laps . r. Pastor Maldonado (Venezuela) Lotus - Mercedes 58 laps . r. Daniil Kvyat (Russia) Red Bull - Renault 58 laps . r. Kevin Magnussen (Denmark) McLaren 58 laps . ns. Valtteri Bottas (Finland) Williams-Mercedes . (rank: r = retired, nc = not classified, ns=not started) Fastest Lap: Lewis Hamilton,01:30.945, lap 50. Although his Mercedes team-mate Nico Rosberg put in some fastest laps, Hamilton seemed to be holding back, doing all he needed with measure and control. But for his one and only pit stop, he led throughout after effectively winning the race with a dominant pole position on Saturday. Rosberg was second, with Sebastian Vettel third on his Ferrari debut. ‘Lewis made no mistakes,’ said Rosberg. ‘I wasn’t able to get close to him, let alone try to overtake.’ If there was any downside to Hamilton’s victory it was the possibility it raised of a one-sided season, or at least, if Rosberg can find form, an internal duel. For these Mercedes are so invulnerable they could take you to all four corners of the Earth and back without so much as a splutter.

Summary: Lewis Hamilton dominated the first race of the campaign to open up his championship defence with a win . Nico Rosberg completed a Mercedes one-two, but the German was no match for his team-mate . Sebastian Vettel secured the final podium spot on his Ferrari debut with Felipe Massa 4th for Williams . Jenson Button finished 11th and last after nursing his McLaren home... only 15 cars started in Melbourne .


Lena Dunham's hit HBO series Girls is reimagined in the vein of Transformers director Michael Bay's action-packed blockbusters, which often feature bikini-clad women and massive explosions, in a new spoof video that takes aim the hyper-sexualization of women in Hollywood. The parody trailer for Hot Girls was directed by Alberto Belli and written by actresses Polina Frantsena and Stephanie Lynn, who used quotes and scenes from the feminist series and altered them to spoof the portrayal of women in movies and on television. 'We wanted to satire Hollywood sexism, so we took the most feminist show we could think of and Michael Bay-ified it,' Stephanie told The Hollywood Reporter. Scroll down for video . Feminist satire: Actresses Polina Frantsena (center right) and Stephanie Lynn (far left) wrote and star in 'Hot Girls', a parody video, which reimagines the HBO series as an action-packed Michael Bay film . Making a statement: The spoof features 'hot' versions the characters from Girls, including Hannah, Jessa, Shoshanna and Marnie, and shows them jumping into pools in bikinis and being sexy at all times . The footage begins with Polina, who plays 'Hot Hannah' in the spoof, reassuring herself that because she is from New York, she is 'naturally interesting' - while she leans seductively on a motorcycle wearing tiny denim shorts. The 'ultimate challenge' the show's four characters have to face is running in their high-heels to catch their Uber car that had arrived. Actor Brian Krause, who starred on the show Charmed, plays Hannah's boss in the clip. When Polina's character tells him that she 'can no longer work for free' he responds by noting: 'If you get hungry enough you will figure it out - but not literally. Do not put on any weight. You look great.' Shower scene: In the video, 'Hot Hannah' takes a sultry bath with her friend as she checks her text messages . Special effects: When Shoshanna attacks Marnie, she grows a Transformers-like tail . Hannah's boyfriend also berates her because of what she is wearing to the office. 'You can't wear that to work. You've got to dress sexier,' he yells. Hannah also makes out with her friends in the bathtub in the spoof version of Girls. She and her friends happily dance in skimpy lingerie and climb seductively out of pools in tiny bikinis, while explosives go off in the background. When 'Hot Marnie' explains to 'Hot Shoshanna' that she slept with 'Hot Ray', Shoshanna leaps on top of her and grows a Transformers-like tail. Parody plot: The girls 'ultimate challenge' is to run and meet their Uber driver . Role model: Hannah can be seen cutting a tiny bit of her hair off because she wants to look more like Kate Upton . New version: The clip also shows Hannah seductively riding a motorcycle . One scene in the HBO series, shows Lena's character giving herself an impromptu haircut inspired by actress Carey Mulligan. In the parody version, Hannah barely takes a centimeter off of her luscious blonde locks as she attempts to look more like

Summary: Director Alberto Belli wanted to ‘satire Hollywood sexism’ with the parody clip, which is inspired by Michael Bay’s action films .


Little Ariana Sufi has amazed her parents after learning how to say 'I love you' - aged just seven weeks. Proud father Ali Sufi, 25, was tucking his daughter into bed for an afternoon nap when he told her he loved her - and was stunned when she said it back. The baffled sales assistant repeated the amazing conversation to his partner Fatima, 22, who thought he was joking - until she heard her daughter speak for herself. Ariana now tries to say 'I love you' whenever she hears the phrase - and her parents are expecting her to grow up into a very chatty child. Ali, from Kilburn, north-west London, said: 'She was in her cot bed and I said to her once "I love you" and she said it back. Ariana Sufi has amazed her parents after learning how to say 'I love you' - aged just seven weeks . Ariana now tries to say 'I love you' whenever she hears the phrase - and her parents are expecting her to grow up into a very chatty child . 'I thought I was going crazy, and that I must have been imagining it or I couldn’t hear it properly. 'I told my partner and she said "you’re lying, you’re lying" but I showed her again and now she keeps trying to say it all the time. 'She isn’t very good at saying the "I" but you can always clearly hear the "love you". 'We are really proud - babies just don’t speak this quick.' Baby Ariana was born in December last year and first made her declaration of love in early February when she was just seven weeks and one day old. Fatima Abubakar with her daughter Ariana Ali Shariff and husband Ali Shariff Sufi . Proud father Ali Sufi, 25, was tucking her into bed for an afternoon nap when he told her he loved her and she suddenly said it back to him . 'We are really proud,' he said. 'Babies just don't speak this quick' Baby Ariana was born in December last year and first made her declaration of love in early February, pictured, when she was just seven weeks and one day old . Her words have since been caught on camera by Ali, who in the clip can be heard repeating 'I love you' in a sing-song tone. Ariana, who is now 12 weeks old, appears to be trying to say something before she blurts out 'love you'. Babies don’t usually start speaking full words until they are more than a year old. 'When she was just three or four weeks old she was saying "ahhs" and she has always been a very active baby,' said Ali. 'She is always punching, and giggling and smiling. I have always talked to her quite a lot, and love talking and playing with her. 'The first time she did it she was one month and 22 days. 'I’ve always thought she was quite smart. She recognises people already. 'I think we are going to have a very noisy

Summary: Ali Sufi, 25, was tucking his daughter Ariana into bed for an afternoon nap . Said 'I love you' and was amazed when she said it back . Babies usually start speaking full words after a year .


A young boy was in need of a fix that only his local pub could provide. Filmed at home in London, the 20-month-old boy named Max stands in front of his mother with tears streaming down his cheeks. He urges her and his father to take him to the local pub - where he usually receives sweets and hot chocolate - instead of the doctor's surgery. The youngster stands in front of his mother crying, clearly disappointed about having to see the doctor . After allowing him to catch his breath, his mother asks him to tell his father – who is presumably the recipient of the recording – why he is crying. Choosing to ignore her question, the youngster carries on snivelling, so his mother asks him: ‘Where do you want to go?’ The boy replies with the rather blunt and humorous answer, ‘Pub’, to which his mother retorts: ‘No, but we have to go to the doctors.’ Refusing to back down, Max continues to suggest the pair go the pub until his mother offers a compromise. When his mother asks Max where it is he wants to go he hilariously replies by saying 'pub' She says: ‘OK, you know what? When daddy gets home we will ask him. We will ask him if you can go to the pub later.’ Please with her response, although not entirely convinced, the youngster immediately reminds his mother to ask. According to Max’s father, Oliver Bath, he normally takes his son out of the house and down to the local pub to give Max's mum some peace and quiet. He said: ‘I always get a beer and Max always gets his hot chocolate. ‘True to the principles of Pavlov’s dog Max now associates sweets and hot chocolate with the pub. ‘My guess as he gets older he'll feel the same but his choice of chocolate will move to his choice of cask ale.’

Summary: The 20-month-old named Max is relentless in his demands to visit the pub . His mother proposes that they go to the pub later in the day . Dad says that he associates the pub with sweets and hot chocolate .


The Italian model who has accused Hollywood heavyweight Harvey Weinstein of groping her has told friends she is 'not afraid' of the movie producer despite his fearsome reputation. Ambra Battilana, 22, went to the NYPD on Friday to allege that Weinstein, 63, had groped her breasts during a 'business meeting' at his Tribeca offices in Manhattan, grabbed her thigh and tried to kiss her. Battilana 'knows that Harvey has money and power and that he's going to come after her,' a source told the New York Daily News. 'But she's confident. ...She's not afraid of Harvey.' Scroll down for more . Ambra Battilana, the Italian model who has accused Harvey Weinstein of groping her has told friends she is 'not afraid' of the movie producer despite his fearsome reputation . Italian model Ambra Battilana, 22, (left) has accused Hollywood film mogul Harvey Weinstein, 63, (pictured right leaving his home on Tuesday) of touching her breasts and thigh in Manhattan on Friday evening . The model's lawyer said his client was 'creeped out' by her alleged encounter with the father-of-five who has produced hit movies including Pulp Fiction, The King's Speech and Gangs Of New York . 'When she was describing what happened, her face became contorted,' said Mark Heller. 'It was that look of someone who was creeped out. 'She's a very young woman who was relating her disgust that a much older man - an old man in view of someone her age - conducted himself like that.' Weinstein is alleged to have asked Battilana if her breasts were real before he groped her chest and asked for a kiss. The distraught model allegedly asked him to stop and then promptly left. Surveillance footage from outside the Tribeca office is being analyzed, according to police sources. Weinstein was reportedly interviewed by the NYPD Special Victims Squad on Saturday after going to the police precinct voluntarily. The model's lawyer said his client was 'creeped out' by her alleged encounter with father-of-five Weinstein . Italian newspapers in 2012 reported that Ambra Battilana (pictured) had made a rape complaint against a 70-year-old car dealer ex-boyfriend when she was under 18. The case was dismissed after she never showed up to talk to prosecutors about the allegations . No charges have been filed and he has promised full cooperation with the probe. 'We are confident that we will be fully vindicated,' a Weinstein spokesman said. Weinstein's camp have dismissed Battilana as an opportunist with a sketchy past citing her involvement in Silvio Berlusconi's 'bunga-bunga' orgies in 2010 and reports in the Italian press that she had previously alleged to police that her 70-year-old boyfriend had raped her. Ambra Battilana's police statement, made in the Alba region of Italy in December 2010, was published in an Italian newspaper, where she said she was 'forced against my will' into having sex with the 'businessman of substantial means' for money when she was under 18. Prosecutors in Italy asked for the rape allegation to be dismissed in 2012 but it was not reported whether the judge granted the

Summary: Ambra Battilana has told friends that she is not concerned by movie producer Harvey Weinstein's fearsome reputation . The 22-year-old went to the NYPD on Friday to allege that Weinstein, 63, had groped her breasts during a 'business meeting' The model's lawyer said his client was 'creeped out' by her alleged encounter with the father-of-five . No charges have been filed and Weinstein has promised full cooperation with the police probe . His camp have dismissed her as an opportunist with a sketchy past citing her involvement in Silvio Berlusconi's 'bunga-bunga' orgies in 2010 . Reports have emerged from Italy that Battilana had previously alleged to police that her 70-year-old boyfriend had raped her .


As Chris Smalling continues his efforts to convince Louis van Gaal he is worth another contract at Manchester United, he is safe in the knowledge Roy Hodgson has always admired his qualities, ever since a chance first encounter. Hodgson signed Smalling from non-league Maidstone United, seven years ago, soon after Les Reed, Fulham's director of football, had invited the 18-year-old centre-half along to a trial at the club's training ground in Surrey. 'He was watching by chance and he pulled me into his office and it all started from there,' said Smalling. 'I can't remember the whole conversation, it's a bit of a blur, but Roy was very encouraging. Chris Smalling (centre) in action during an England training session at St Georges Park . Smalling is thankful for Hodgson and is delighted they can rekindle their relationship at England . 'He mentioned in conversation that he'd played for Maidstone. It was quite surreal. I didn't know many other people who had played for Maidstone. 'I came back for a week to train with the reserves, and was offered a contract a month or so later. He's the one who really got it started for me and it's nice to rekindle that with England. I hope my performances for my club help him to keep selecting me.' Hodgson, who played for Maidstone in the early 70s, convinced Smalling he had a career in professional football, although the youngster decided to complete his A-levels first. The defender has become a key player for Manchester United this season alongside Phil Jones . There were university places on offer to study financial economics at Leicester or Loughborough if he secured three Bs in his exams, which he did. 'I was planning to go to university but a month or two before my exams I was offered trials by Fulham and Middlesbrough,' said Smalling. 'I had nothing to lose and gave it my all. 'I'd been at Millwall until I was about 15. It was quite far to travel and I was missing some sessions, so I wasn't really developing, and then I went to Maidstone.' Hodgson signed Smalling when he was Fulham boss from non-league side Maidstone United . His education did little to impress Van Gaal, earlier this season, when the Manchester United boss branded Smalling 'stupid' for a red card, during the first half of the derby against City. 'I was foolish, and it was a rush of blood,' said Smalling. 'You learn more from yourself than from what managers and fans say. It's something I've not done too often and hopefully it won't happen again. I've learnt not to get caught up in these situations. I try not to clock up too many cards, but that was a moment of madness.' The same could be said for his decision to attend a fancy dress party last year in a Jager-bomber costume, with an Arabian headscarf, shades, a flak-jacket and bottles of Jagermeister and Red Bull strapped to his body. After being close to going to university, Smalling is now an England international and

Summary: Chris Smalling was signed by Roy Hodgson when he was Fulham boss and the defender was playing for non-league side Maidstone United . Smalling is excited to be reunited with his former manager . The England defender admits he's cutting out silly mistakes from his game . Smalling insists he's fully focused on Manchester United and not a new contract despite speculation regarding his future at the club . Click here for all the latest Manchester United news .


If you’re a woman in the US and you want the best quality of life, Minnesota is the place to be, according to a new study. It came top of the pile in a study of all 50 states, plus the District of Columbia, that looked at over a dozen factors to establish the best and worse for women to live in. To coincide with Women’s History Month, WalletHub looked at, among other things, how much women in America’s states earned, health care standards and employment and poverty levels. Scroll down for video . After Minnesota it found that the next best states to live in are Massachusetts, Vermont, Maryland and New Hampshire. South Carolina, Oklahoma, Louisiana, Mississippi and Arkansas came bottom of the pile. Number one for women’s health care is Vermont and number one for economic social and well-being is Maryland. The best place for a woman to earn big bucks is the District of Columbia, according to the study, and the state with the lowest unemployment rate for women is North Dakota, with Nevada having the highest number of jobless women. New Hampshire scored very well when the researchers analysed education levels, with the state having the lowest high school dropout rate in the country. Arizona was found to have the highest dropout rate. If you’re a woman in the US and you want the best quality of life, Minnesota (pictured) is the place to be, according to a new study . For a long life, it seems that President Obama’s birthplace of Hawaii is the place to be – it has the highest Life expectancy at birth, with Mississippi registering the lowest. WalletHub said that it drew its conclusions after looking at data from sources including the U.S. Census Bureau, the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the National Center for Educational Statistics. It said: ‘Much work remains to be done in the name of social progress. In some states, women continue to fall behind their male counterparts in various measures. For instance, women represent nearly two-thirds of all minimum-wage workers in the U.S. And in the 22 states that have refused to expand their Medicaid programs under the Affordable Care Act, women comprise the majority of poor uninsured adults.’

Summary: Minnesota came top of the pile in study that looked at over a dozen factors . WalletHub looked at earnings, health care, education and poverty levels . Life expectancy for women is highest in Obama's birthplace, Hawaii . The District of Columbia is where women in the States earn the most .


Joe Hart claimed his 100th clean sheet in the Barclays Premier League on Saturday when Manchester City beat West Bromwich Albion 3-0 at the Etihad. He became the 14th goalkeeper to pass the milestone but has some way to go before he can claim the crown, currently held by David James with 169. Yet at the age of 27, Hart has plenty of time left to make his way through the list that includes Peter Schmeichel, David Seaman and Edwin van der Sar. Manchester City goalkeeper Joe Hart kept his 100th clean sheet against West Bromwich Albion on Saturday . Hart's clean sheet could have gone when Saido Berahino had this chance but the striker hit the crossbar . David James (left) and Petr Cech (right) lead the list of the most Premier League clean sheets . James, current player-manager for Indian Super League club Kerala Blasters, got his 169 from a career that saw him play for Liverpool, Aston Villa, West Ham, Manchester City and Portsmouth. Chelsea's Petr Cech would most likely have passed that total, had he not lost his place as first-choice goalkeeper to 22-year-old Thibaut Courtois under Jose Mourinho. Third-placed Mark Schwarzer left Chelsea for Leicester City on a free transfer in January as cover for the injured Kasper Schmeichel, whose dad Peter sits ninth in the list. Yet Schwarzer is running out of time to close in on Cech with the 42-year-old - the oldest player to feature in the Premier League this season - set to be relegated as Leicester sit bottom. Everton goalkeeper Tim Howard, having conceded five against Dynamo Kiev during their Europa League exit on Thursday, will look to move up the list before the 36-year-old retires. As for Hart, the man that thwarted Barcelona's Lionel Messi in the Champions League last week, he will now chase Thomas Sorensen and Jussi Jaaskelainen on 107 and 108 respectively. He will next be able to do so against Crystal Palace on April 6 after the international break with England. Lionel Messi tries to score past goalkeeper Hart during Barcelona's Champions League win over City . Hart kept Messi, currently the world's best player, out during City's visit to the Nou Camp in Barcelona .

Summary: Manchester City beat West Bromwich Albion 3-0 in the Premier League . Joe Hart became the 14th goalkeeper to earn 100 clean sheets in the top flight . David James leads the way with 169 with the most clean sheets .


A north Texas woman is outraged with her five-year-old son's elementary school after they put him on a bus when he was supposed to remain at school for a daycare program. The bus ended up dropping Ashley Holder's son, Gabriel Muntu, nearly a mile from their apartment, and he walked home alone on Wednesday. Gabriel had reportedly told a substitute teacher at North Elementary School in Fort Worth that he was not supposed to ride the bus, but he was put on to the vehicle anyway. Five-year-old Gabriel Muntu was put on a bus instead of staying at the building for an after-school daycare program on Wednesday . When he was dropped off, he walked nearly a mile alone to get to his family's north Texas apartment . Gabriel's mother, Ashley Holder, said that she 'felt sick' because 'anything could have happened' to her son, who was, unknowingly to her, walking around around Fort Worth alone . When Gabriel showed his mom where he had been dropped off, she realized it was nearly a mile away from their home. Once he was dropped of, he crossed a busy four-lane road as he walked home. Holder told NBC 5 that her son said he crossed the street more than once. Holder was especially concerned because Gabriel is supposed to have an upcoming surgery on his feet. Gabriel told his mother that he told a substitute teacher at North Elementary School in Fort Worth that he was not supposed to ride the bus, but he was put on to the vehicle anyway . Holder, pictured here with her partner and two children, said she spoke up because she doesn't want something like this to happen to any other children . 'I felt sick and I cried because that's my baby, you know. He could have been hit by a car. He could have been kidnapped. Anything could have happened,' Holder told NBC 5. 'He dodged cars to get home and I asked him, I was like, "Were there cars? Did you see them?" and he was like, "Oh they stopped for me"', Holder added. 'If they wouldn't have stopped, that could have been my son's life and that's the only reason why I'm saying something.' White Settlement Independent School District officials said that there was a lapse in procedure on Wednesday. The school apologized to Gabriel's family and will review procedures to ensure another student doesn't go through what Gabriel did. White Settlement Independent School District apologized to the family and said that there was a lapse in procedure when Gabriel was put on to the bus on Wednesday .

Summary: Gabriel Muntu, 5, was supposed to remain at school for a daycare program . He reportedly told a substitute that he was to stay, but was still put on to bus . He walked for nearly a mile across busy streets to get to his family's home . Mother Ashley Holder was outraged and said Gabriel is supposed to have an upcoming surgery on his feet . North Elementary School apologized and said there was a lapse in procedure .


Mark Cavendish is among the leading riders to compete in the Prudential RideLondon-Surrey Classic this August. Organisers announced the 2011 world champion and 25-time Tour de France stage winner's participation on Tuesday. Prudential RideLondon will take place on August 1 to 2, with over 95,000 riders expected to participate in five events. Mark Cavendish is set to take part in the RideLondon events that will take place on August 1 to 2 . Cavendish, who rides for Etixx-QuickStep, will take part in the 200-kilometres elite one-day race on August 2, having missed out in 2014 after a crash which ended his Tour de France and resulted in shoulder surgery. 'I can't wait to ride this year,' Cavendish said. 'After only two years, this race is already an event every rider wants to win and you can't beat racing in front of British crowds. After missing out in 2014 I was determined to ride in 2015.' Cavendish is among the leading riders to compete in the Prudential RideLondon-Surrey Classic . Cavendish, who rides for Etixx-QuickStep, will take part in the 200-kilometres elite one-day race on August 2 .

Summary: Mark Cavendish will to compete in the Prudential RideLondon-Surrey Classic this August . Organisers announced Cavendish's participation on Tuesday . Prudential RideLondon will take place on August 1 to 2 .


A haunting video of the seven Jewish children killed in a house fire has emerged - showing them singing a moving song about tragedy and redemption. Seven of the Sassoon children died when a blaze ripped through their home in Brooklyn on Saturday, which was caused by was sparked by a malfunctioning hot plate left on to keep food warm during the Sabbath. They were buried in Jerusalem on Monday with their devastated father Gabriel paying tribute to his 'seven innocent lambs'. Scroll down for video . The Sassoon children, left and pictured right with their mother and grandmother. Seven of the children died in a devastating house fire in Brooklyn on Saturday . An earlier picture of the Sassoon family. A recording has emerged reportedly showing the children singing the popular Jewish song 'Cry No More' The recording of the song was broadcast on Israel National News and shows the children singing a song called 'Cry No More'. It features the voices of Yakob, 5, Moshe, 8, Yeshua, 10, and David, 12, Sarah, 6, Rivkah, 11, and Elian, 15 as well as Tzipara, who survived the blaze. The song was made popular by Orthodox Jewish singer Yaakov Shwekey and is about the tragedy of the Arab-Israeli conflict. Hauntingly, the lyrics detail various tragedy and ends with a rejoicing in the coming of Redemption. The children were buried in Jerusalem on Monday, where hundreds of mourners turned out to attend their funeral . The children's father, Gabriel, paid a moving tribute to his children saying they were 'seven innocent lambs' At one point the children are heard singing: 'Many brokenhearted, friends lost and departed. Please, no more.' The song Cry No More was originally recorded by Orthodox Jewish singer Yaakov Shwekey. It was released in 2012 and became a major hit within the Jewish community. The song details the struggle for peace in the Middle East and ends with the hope in the coming of Redemption. Among the lyrics are the words: 'Many tears have fallen, many years we’re calling, please no more. 'Many broken-hearted, friends lost and departed, please no more. 'Now the time has come, everyone must stand together, and be strong forever more.' In the recording the older children can be heard singing at the top of their voices, with the younger siblings also eager to join in. According to the New York Post, the family are yet to commit the recording to a CD because it was made so soon before the fire. Today Mr Sassoon is expected to return to New York following the children's funerals. On Sunday, the devastated father and hundreds of mourners attended a memorial for the children at Shomrei Hadas Chapel in Borough Park before a procession of hearses led their coffins to New York's JFK airport where they were boarded onto a flight bound for Israel. His wife Gayle and daughter Tzipora were the only two in his family to survive the blaze, after jumping from the second floor. They both remain in hospital. Mr Sassoon was away from the home at

Summary: Recording reportedly features the children singing the song 'Cry No More' It is thought that it was recorded just two weeks before the fatal house fire . The haunting song is about tragedy and ends with rejoicing of Redemption . Seven siblings were killed when fire ripped through their home in Brooklyn .


Celtic captain Scott Brown has insisted he has no reason to fear being banned for Sunday’s League Cup Final and called on critics of his Tannadice tackle on Nadir Ciftci to ‘man up’. The Parkhead skipper, whose heavy challenge on the Dundee United striker sparked a melee during a stormy Scottish Cup quarter-final at the weekend, is one of a number of players who will find out on Tuesday if they face retrospective action from the SFA. But, dismissing any concern, Brown said: ‘Am I worried about being cited? Not in the slightest. The referee was two yards away and he had a clear view of my tackle and he saw that I won the ball. Celtic's Scott Brown has accused Dundee United forward Nadir Ciftci of 'blatantly' kicking him in the head . ‘It was a great tackle. He was fine with it and so was the linesman. They saw what they saw and they made their decisions. ‘At the end of the day, it’s a man’s sport. People need to man up a bit. People moan about the tackles, but if the ball is there to be won, go and win it. As long as it’s not dangerous and you are not flying two-footed into somebody.’ In the wake of an absorbing 1-1 draw game that saw three red cards and two penalties, one of which was saved, the Tannadice club announced they are appealing the red card issued to midfielder Paul Paton. The luckless Paton was the victim of mistaken identity by referee Craig Thomson, at the behest of assistant referee Graham Chambers, after his team-mate Calum Butcher clashed on the ground with Celtic’s Virgil van Dijk. But while Paton’s appeal on Thursday is expected to be straightforward, Van Dijk faces a 48 hours cup final sweat after Celtic also appealed his red card. Brown holds his head during the bad-tempered Scottish Cup quarter-final on Sunday afternoon . And in what is shaping up as a disciplinary D-Day, United trio Cifti, Butcher and Aidan Connolly will join Brown in finding out by 3pm this afternoon whether they face retrospective disciplinary action from SFA compliance officer Tony McGlennan. Ciftci appeared to kick Brown in the face following the Celtic man’s heavy challenge, while Butcher could be hit with a red card for his role in the clash with van Dijk. Connolly, meanwhile, could face a simulation charge after Celtic boss Ronny Deila accused him of diving to win his team’s first half penalty kick, scored by Ciftci. Paul Dixon was the other sending off during Sunday’s match but United won’t contest that and he misses the Scottish Cup replay at Parkhead on March 18. After the cup match, United boss Jackie McNamara said much of the trouble could have been avoided if referee Craig Thomson had sent off Brown for his initial challenge on Ciftci. The referee did not even give a foul but the Celtic captain – who called for video evidence to be introduced to help the under-fire match officials – added: ‘I was kicked in the head

Summary: Dundee United and Celtic drew 1-1 at Tannadice on Sunday . Three players were sent off in the bad-tempered Scottish Cup clash . Celtic captain Scott Brown could face retrospective action from the SFA .


A young woman lies in a pool of blood alongside her newborn baby on the dusty floor of an Ebola treatment centre in Sierra Leone. The Makeni unit is where West Africans believe they go to die, not 'to be born or to live', said British doctor James Meiring, who found the new mother. But in a place that's notorious for death and suffering, Dr Meiring's quick-thinking paid off and both mother and baby have survived. And the newborn's name? Doctor James, of course. Scroll down for video . Doctor James: This newborn was named after the doctor who helped saved him when he was born in an Ebola treatment centre in Sierra Leone . Ebola worker: Dr James Meiring from Sheffield has been working at the Makeni treatment unit since February . Dr Meiring, 30, from Sheffield, is a married father-of-one who travelled to Sierra Leone last month to help halt the spread of the deadly Ebola virus, which has already claimed the lives of more than 10,000 people. He is an infectious diseases trainee at Royal Hallamshire Hospital in Sheffield, but spent five weeks as an International Medical Corps volunteer at the Makeni treatment unit between February 6 and March 15. The centre was built by the British Army, funded by the UK government, and has so far screened more than 385 patients - 105 of whom tested positive for the virus. Tragically, just 32 of those recovered. Dr Meiring has described in detail the morning of little Doctor James' birth after a 'fairly brutal' night shift earlier this month. 'There had been seven deaths in the day and two more overnight,' he said. 'That was my purpose for being in the red zone. 'Confirming death is one of the least enjoyable aspects of a doctor's responsibility. Here, confirming death is increasingly harrowing. 'Patients prefer to lie directly on the concrete floor, maybe it is cooler, which then involves continuously washing off not only layers of dust, but dust caked in their own bloody body fluids.' Mother and baby: Memunatu Kamara and her newborn tested negative for Ebola and were discharged earlier this month . Dr James Meiring dons his personal protective equipment before entering the high risk area of the International Medical Corps' Ebola treatment unit . He added: 'They lie, rigor mortis already setting in, in whatever position they happened to be in prior to passing. 'This particular morning my grim responsibility was thankfully complete. Shortly after this however, an employed Ebola survivor came running out of the suspect ward. 'The eight-month-pregnant lady was no longer pregnant.' Dressed in personal protective equipment (PPE), Dr Meiring re-entered the high-risk zone and found the young woman, Memunatu Kamara, on the ground under a blanket. Concealed under the simple piece of fabric was her newborn baby in an increasing puddle of blood. 'With my own heart rate rapidly increasing I was blessed by the imminent arrival of a far more competent national nurse carrying a birthing pack,' he said. 'With some hastily shouted orders over the fence, I scooped up baby

Summary: Dr James Meiring worked at Makeni Ebola treatment centre in Sierra Leone . The father-of-one from Sheffield found a woman lying in pool of a blood . Under her blanket was her newborn baby, who was quiet and looked blue . The baby, named Doctor James, and mother have since been discharged .


Robert Durst's family is so scared of the suspected-murderer that they have taken out a restraining order against him, even though he is currently behind bars without bail. A New Orleans judge has approved an order of protection, preventing Durst from contacting his brother Douglas, head of family business Durst Corp, and other members of Douglas' family. The former real estate heir was arrested this week on charges related to the murder of his long-time friend Susan Berman, who was killed execution-style in 2000. Prosecutors have charged Durst with capital murder, making him eligible for the death penalty if convicted. Scroll down for video . Robert Durst's (left, in mugshot taken Saturday) family has taken out a restraining order against him, in the wake of his recent arrest on murder charges. Durst's brother Douglas pictured on the right in November 2014. In the state of California, murder convicts can only be eligible for the death penalty or life in prison without parole if prosecutors prove that the murder was carried out with a 'special circumstance'. In Durst's case, the alleged special circumstances include killing a witness and lying in wait. Last year, California's death penalty was deemed unconstitutional, but the state will likely appeal the decision. The last time a California death row inmate was executed was in 2006. Durst, 71, was recently the center of HBO documentary The Jinx, and in the final episode which aired Sunday, appears to confess to killing multiple people when he thinks the audio on his microphone is off. But Los Angeles Police say his Saturday arrest has nothing to do with the recording. The latest protective order prohibits Durst from communicating with brother Douglas, his wife Susanne, their children Helena and Alexander, as well as their respective spouses and children. According to documents obtained by TMZ, Durst must stay away from their offices and homes - something he has had difficulty doing in the past. Durst was the recent subject of HBO documentary The Jinx. In the final episode, which aired Sunday, he appears to confess to killing multiple people when he thinks the audio on his microphone is off. LAPD say his arrest on Saturday has nothing to do with the show . In April 2013, Durst was arrested for lurking outside of his brother's house. The Jinx follows Durst's long fued with his younger brother Douglas, who father Seymour named head of the multi-billion-dollar family corporation. In the wake of Durst's arrest, Douglas issued a statement on behalf of the family which reads: 'We are relieved and also grateful to everyone who assisted in the arrest of Robert Durst. We hope he will finally be held accountable for all he has done.' In addition to the death of Susan Berman, Durst has been linked to the disappearance of his wife Kathleen in 1982, and the homicide of his elderly neighbor Morris Black. Durst was acquitted of Black's murder after claiming he killed and then dismembered the neighbor out of self defense. He is currently being held without bond since he is considered a

Summary: The restraining order prohibits Durst from contacting brother Douglas, and other members of Douglas' family . Durst, 71, was arrested on Saturday on charges of first-degree murder for the execution-style slaying of his friend Susan Berman in 2000 . The former real-estate heir was the focus of recent HBO documentary The Jinx . In the final episode, which aired Sunday, Durst appears to confess to killing multiple people when he thinks his microphone is turned off . LAPD say his Saturday arrest has nothing to do with the documentary .


Within hours of a white officer shooting an unarmed black man, the police chief of Wisconsin's capital city was praying with the man's grandmother, hoping to strike a conciliatory tone and avoid the riots that last year rocked Ferguson, Missouri. Chief Mike Koval said he knows Madison is being watched across the nation since 19-year-old Tony Robinson's death on Friday evening, and he has gone out of his way to avoid what he once called Ferguson's 'missteps.' 'Folks are angry, resentful, mistrustful, disappointed, shocked, chagrined. I get that,' Koval said Saturday. 'People need to tell me squarely how upset they are with the Madison Police Department.' Scroll down for video . Chief Mike Koval said he knows Madison is being watched across the nation since 19-year-old Tony Robinson's death on Friday evening, and he has gone out of his way to avoid what he once called Ferguson's 'missteps' The contrasts with Ferguson are many. While Ferguson police initially gave little information about the shooting of Michael Brown, an 18-year-old, unarmed black man, Koval rushed to the home of Robinson's mother. She didn't want to meet with him, he said, but he talked and prayed with Robinson's grandmother in the driveway for 45 minutes. It took a week for Ferguson to release the name of the officer who shot Brown. Koval announced the name of the officer involved in Madison, Matt Kenny, the day after the shooting. He volunteered to reporters that the officer had been in a previous fatal shooting in 2007, and that he had been cleared of wrongdoing. On the day that Ferguson police named the officer who shot Brown, they also released video showing what they said was Brown robbing a store. Tony Robinson, an unarmed black 19-year-old, was fatally shot Friday, by Matt Kenny, a white police officer, the Madison police chief said Saturday . When Koval was asked about Robinson's past criminal record Saturday, he declined to comment, saying it would be inappropriate to do so a day after the man died. 'We have a police chief who genuinely feels for a family's loss. It should be abundantly clear to anyone following this incident that Madison, Wisconsin, is not Ferguson, Missouri,' said Jim Palmer, executive director of the Wisconsin Professional Police Association, the state's largest police union. But the chief's measured approach hasn't impressed some demonstrators. Koval angered some of them earlier this year with a blog post demanding they stop blaming police for their problems. 'There are no apologies that can repair the loss or deal with the loss of (Robinson),' said Brandi Grayson, an organizer with Young, Gifted and Black, a Madison group that has demonstrated against what it says is mistreatment of blacks by the justice system. 'This was bound to happen. There's nothing the chief can say short of changing the system.' People gather outside the house where Tony Robinson was shot during a rally on Saturday to protest his death . Robinson died on Friday night after Kenny shot him in an apartment during a confrontation. Kenny had responded to a call

Summary: Tony Robinson, an unarmed black man, was shot dead by Officer Matt Kenny in Wisconsin's capital on Friday . Police chief Mike Koval said he knows Madison is being watched across the nation and he has gone out of his way to avoid Ferguson's 'missteps' While Robinson's mom didn't want to meet with him, but he talked and prayed with the dead man's grandmother for 45 minutes . He volunteered to reporters that Officer Kenny had been in a previous fatal shooting in 2007, and that he had been cleared of wrongdoing .