Dawn Love was found guilty of possessing extreme pornography after shocked staff at O2 found the clips of people having sex with horses on her faulty Blackberry and reported her to police . A housewife who regularly went dogging has been caught with clips of women having sex with animals after taking her phone to get repaired, a court heard. Dawn Love was found guilty of possessing extreme pornography after shocked staff at an O2 store found images of people having sex with horses on her faulty Blackberry and reported her to police. During a search of her home and a camper van, officers also found a DVD showing women having sex with dogs. A jury took just half an hour to find the 55-year-old, was born a man, guilty but cleared her of the second count relating to the DVD. Love, who told the court she has regularly been going dogging for 30 years, stared straight ahead and showed no emotion as the verdicts were delivered. During the one-day trial, the court heard she would regularly swap pornographic DVDs with various people including lorry drivers in car parks while dogging, however, she claimed she rarely watched them and often did not know what was on them. She told the jury at Guildford Crown Court: 'I went dogging all over the place. I had casual sex in public places.' Prosecuting, Kate Mallison said: 'The counts relate to a time on July 26 2013, when the defendent had possesion of items which are illegal. 'She took her Blackberry mobile phone into an O2 store in Camberley to get it fixed. Something was seen on the phone which caused concern to staff and led to the phone being looked at with greater care.' Love, who was dressed in a tee-shirt, trousers and a zip-up jumper, listened to proceedings at Guildford Crown Court through a hearing loop. Ms Mallison told the jury of six men and six women: 'What was found on the phone were two videos of images of someone having sexual intercourse or oral sex with an animal, namely a horse, which is banned by law. 'As a result of her arrest, her property and car were searched and in her car a DVD was found containing a number of images showing someone having sexual intercourse or oral sex with a dog. 'The issue is whether in fact Dawn Love was in possession of these articles,' said the prosecutor. The jury at Guildford Crown Court heard that Love worked in a West End club for gay and transsexual people, which often hosted television stars and police officers, two days a week and would often leave her phone on the reception counter or behind the bar. Love said she had been dogging since she was around 25 and never usually saw the same person twice. She told the court she kept her phone in a holder on the dashboard of her Nissan camper van, where she invited people in for sex. The jury at Guildford Crown Court (pictured) heard that Love worked in a

Summary: Dawn Love was found guilty of possessing extreme pornographic images . The 55-year-old brought her faulty Blackberry to get fixed at an O2 shop . But shocked staff discovered clips of women having sex with horses . Love denied charge claiming phone was left out during dogging sessions .


More pictures have emerged of Islamic State terrorists destroying sites of cultural significance, the latest showing Sufi shrines in Libya being levelled. The Tripoli arm of the group posted pictures of a convoy of pick-up trucks, followed by an image of a man attacking a shrine with a sledgehammer. Further pictures show the building being pushed over by a digger, the shrine having been reduced to a pile of rubble. More pictures have emerged of Islamic State terrorists destroying sites of cultural significance, the latest showing Sufi shrines in Libya being levelled . Mindless: Isis fanatics used a digger to level the shrine in Libya . The fanatics have caused outrage by destroying several ancient relics and sites in Iraq recently, as well as books and rare manuscripts . Isis posted pictures of the destruction in Libya on Twitter, explaining that the vandalism was carried out by its 'police' News of the destruction was tweeted by Conflict News, which posted the images with the message ‘#ISIS in Tripoli province posts photos of its "police" demolishing Sufi shrines’. The fanatics have caused outrage by destroying several ancient relics and sites in Iraq recently, as well as books and rare manuscripts. On Monday Iraq’s government began investigating reports that the ancient archaeological site of Khorsabad in northern Iraq had been attacked by the so-called Islamic State. Adel Shirshab, the country's tourism and antiquities minister, said there are concerns the militants had removed artefacts and blown up the site, located nine miles north-east of Mosul. The site before it was reduced to rubble by the extremists . The terrorists began by opening up a huge hole in the shrine . The image appears to show the 'police' en route to the shrine . Saeed Mamuzini, a Kurdish official from Mosul, said militants had already begun demolishing the Khorsabad site on Sunday, citing multiple witnesses. On Friday, the group razed 3,000-year-old Nimrud and on Saturday, they bulldozed 2,000-year old Hatra - both Unesco world heritage sites. UN secretary general Ban Ki Moon has called the destruction a 'war crime'. A statement by his spokesman on Sunday night said Mr Ban was 'outraged by the continuing destruction of cultural heritage in Iraq' by ISIS. Khorsabad was constructed as a new capital of Assyria by King Sargon II shortly after he came to power in 721BC and abandoned after his death in 705BC. ISIS extremists targeted a museum in Mosul using power drills and sledge hammers to destroy artefacts . It features a city wall with a stone foundation and seven gates. Since it was a single-era capital, few objects linked to Sargon II himself were found. However, the site is renowned for shedding light on Assyrian art and architecture. The sculptured stone slabs that once lined the palace walls are now displayed in museums in Baghdad, Paris, London and Chicago. ISIS currently controls about a third of Iraq and Syria. Iraq's minister of tourism and antiquities said the government was investigating reports that the ancient archaeological site of Hatra in north west Iraq is being demolished by

Summary: Isis has posted pictures of its 'police' demolishing shrines in Libya . One image shows a man attacking a shrine with a sledgehammer . Further pictures show a digger moving in and levelling the sites . The fanatics have caused outrage by destroying relics and sites in Iraq .


Passover matzos have rolled out of a century-old bakery on Manhattan's Lower East Side for the last time. The Streit's factory is the oldest in the nation still churning out the unleavened flatbread that's essential for Jewish holidays - about 2.5 million pounds of matzos were baked for April's Passover holiday and distributed worldwide. But Streit's is planning to shut down its nine-decade-old ovens by the year's end to move into a 21st-century computerized plant located in a different part of the New York area. The contract has yet to be signed. Scroll down for video . Leonides Negron loads up racks with fresh baked matzos at the Streit's matzo factory in New York's Lower East Side in early March . Worker Michael Adramov adjusts a machine that rolls the dough at the factory on Rivington Street that will close its doors by the year's end and open a new 21st-century computerized plant . Matzos straight from the oven are loaded onto racks at the century-old factory. About 2.5 million pounds of matzos were baked for April's Passover holiday and distributed worldwide . Packages of matzos roll off the assembly line at the factory. The factory has annual sales topping $20million as Streit's matzos are sold around the country and worldwide . 'For decades, immigrant Jews and their descendants have made pilgrimages back to the Lower East Side, the Jewish Plymouth Rock, to reconnect with their history and, of course, delight in the shopping and eating that gives the neighborhood its flavor,' said Annie Polland, a historian at the Lower East Side Tenement Museum. 'With the Streit's closure, you have a significant chapter of Jewish Lower East Side history closing.' Tradition is quickly disappearing in the neighborhood that was home to Jewish immigrants for much of the 20th century. Property values have skyrocketed, with galleries, boutiques and restaurants opening in renovated tenements. The Streit's property, up for sale, is worth tens of millions of dollars. In the neighborhood, the factory will leave behind places like Katz's Delicatessen, Russ and Daughters and Yonah Schimmel among the remnants of the traditional Lower East Side, according to the New York Times. The pressure of gentrification, however, is not what has caused the closing of the factor, said Alan M. Adler, a great-grandson of Aron Streit, who started the business after emigrating from Austria. 'The reality is that operating a modern factory in four old buildings has finally caught up with us,' Adler told the New York Times in January. Worker Aharon Yakov loads fresh baked matzos into a packaging machine at Streit's matzo factory . This early 1960s photo shows the storefront of the matzo factory at the corner of Rivington St. and Suffolk St. in New York's Lower East Side . Another photo from the early 1960s shows a rabbi, center, supervising the Passover matzo production at the factory, and pictured right is Aron Gross, the great-great grandson of the company founder Aron Streit . For many workers like Adramov, the Streit's factory has provided a steady job for 25 years, in fact, his

Summary: Streit's matzos factory in Manhattan is shutting down its nine-decade-old ovens by year's end to move to 21st century computerized plant in another part of the New York area . Bakery on Rivington Street was opened by Aron Streit during World War I and served struggling Jewish immigrants . The 48,000 sq ft factory has annual sales topping $20million based on 5million pounds of matzos sold . About 2.5million pounds of matzos were baked for April's Passover holiday .


Israel coach Eli Guttman has claimed Gareth Bale cares more about Wales than Real Madrid ahead of his side's crunch Euro 2016 qualifier against the Dragons. Guttman's astonishing claim comes on the back of Real Madrid's dramatic slump in form and £85.3million world record signing Bale being booed by his own fans at the Bernabeu. The European champions suffered their fifth defeat of 2015 when they lost 4-3 at home to German side Schalke on Tuesday night, and although that was enough for Real to progress to the quarter-finals of the Champions League 5-4 on aggregate, it did not spare the players from the wrath of angry Madridistas. Gareth Bale endured a frustrating evening on Tuesday night but Real still qualified for the quarter-finals . Fans waved white handerkerchiefs - the traditional symbol of disgust at a bad performance - with Bale once again made the scapegoat for Real's problems. Bale was branded selfish and castigated in the Madrid media after choosing to shoot rather than pass to Cristiano Ronaldo and Karim Benzema against Espanyol in January and the Welshman has since suffered a dip in form with no goals or assists in his last eight games. And now Guttman has added fuel to the fire by insisting Bale is saving his best for Wales' visit to Israel on March 28, when the top two sides in Group B meet in Haifa. Bale celebrates scoring a late winner for Wales against Andorra back in September last year . Israel coach Eli Guttman (right) believes Bale (left) cares more for playing for his country than Real Madrid . 'I feel that Bale is saving himself for the national team,' Guttman told sports.walla.co.il. 'The level of the miles he does and the level of his commitment to the national team is nothing like how he plays for Real Madrid. 'When they had a player injured [George Williams, who revealed he is out for six months after requiring knee ligament surgery] Bale was the first to [tweet] 'get well soon'. 'They are like us, they are one group, but Bale is the one that gives them balance.' The Welshman, playing against Schalke on Tuesday, has struggled for form in recent weeks for Los Blancos . Cristiano Roanldo scored twice as the Champions League holders advanced 5-4 on aggregate on Tuesday . Israel and Wales are the early surprise front-runners in Group B, with Guttman's leaders having won their opening three games against Cyprus, Andorra and Bosnia-Herzegovina. Second-placed Wales are a point behind Israel and unbeaten after four games, and confidence is high in Chris Coleman's squad after the goalless draw against group favourites Belgium in Brussels in November. Guttman admits that stopping Bale is key to Israel staying top of the section, but he takes heart from keeping the Welshman's Real team-mate Ronaldo off the scoresheet in a 3-3 draw in Tel Aviv two years ago. Real Madrid fans were pictured waving handkerchiefs after the final whistle against Schalke on Tuesday . In that 2014 World Cup qualifier, only an injury-time equaliser from Portugal full-back

Summary: Real Madrid were beaten 4-3 by Schalke in the Champions League . Holders still made it through to quarter-finals despite Bernabeu defeat . Gareth Bale subject of criticism outside the stadium after the game . Bale has failed to score or assist in his past eight matches . READ: What's gone wrong at Real Madrid? Wales travel to face Israel in Euro 2016 qualifier on March 28 .


It's usually parents pushing children to do their homework. But one pet rabbit from New Hampshire appears to be the one cracking the whip in his house. Victor Poulin filmed Fuzzy the bunny keeping his daughter, Chyanne, in check. Each time the schoolgirl puts her pencil down, Fuzzy swiftly picks it up in his teeth and encourages her to pick it up again. 'Tell her to do her homework Fuzzy,' Poulin instructs the critter from behind the camera. 'Yeah, you tell her... it's not time for a break' he continues. Chyanne can't help but giggle as Fuzzy keeps presenting her with a pencil. She then rolls the writing instrument back to him before he passes it back. Dozens of viewers have applauded the rabbit's tutoring antics with some deeming him 'cute'. Tutoring session: Victor Poulin filmed Fuzzy the bunny keeping his daughter, Chyanne, in check . Source of amusement: Each time the young student puts her pencil down, Fuzzy swiftly picks it up in his teeth and encourages her to pick it up again .

Summary: Victor Poulin filmed Fuzzy the bunny keeping his daughter in check . Each time the schoolgirl puts her pencil down, Fuzzy swiftly picks it up in his teeth and encourages her to pick it up again .


A judge in South Africa on Monday convicted Bob Hewitt, a former Grand Slam tennis champion, of raping and sexually assaulting three girls whom he had been coaching. The assaults occurred decades ago, according to the victims who are now grown women. Judge Bert Bam granted bail of about $840 (£562), which Hewitt's wife, Delaille, paid. The judge did not say why the bail amount was so low. A sentencing hearing was scheduled in a Pretoria court for April 17. Until then he must mostly remain in South Africa's Eastern Cape province, where he lives, the judge ruled. Hewitt can also visit his daughter, who lives in Johannesburg. Police will confiscate Hewitt's passport from his home on Wednesday. Former Grand Slam tennis champion Bob Hewitt has been convicted of rape and sexual assault . South African Hewitt, pictured in action at Wimbledon in July 1968, must now wait for his sentencing hearing . The charges stemmed from events in the 1980s and 1990s, prosecutors said. Hewitt, who is 75 years old, had denied the charges. The judge rejected an application by Hewitt's attorney, Terry Price, to postpone sentencing so the defence can prepare a psychologist's report that it plans to use in its argument for leniency at the sentencing hearing. Prosecutor Carina Coetzee said that she does not believe there should be any reduction of sentence because so much time has passed. One accuser, 45-year-old Suellen Sheehan, laid an accusation of rape against Hewitt in 2011 and was in court for the verdict. She said her former coach raped her in his car before tennis practice when she was 12 years old. Alleged victims of sexual abuse are typically not identified, but Sheehan and another accuser, Theresa Tolken, have agreed to be named. 'He knows what he did and he's had to live with that,' Sheehan said. The charges against Hewitt stem from events that occured in the 1980s and 1990s . Tolken, said Hewitt raped her in a hotel room in South Africa when she was 13. A third woman, who has asked not to be identified, said Hewitt sexually assaulted her numerous times during tennis practice in Johannesburg in the early 1990s when she was 16. Australian-born Hewitt sat with arms crossed and appeared impassive as the judge explained the reasoning behind his verdict. His wife sat nearby. A South African advocacy group said it does not want Hewitt's advanced age to result in a light sentence. 'This is a case that involves the rape of children, bottom line,' said Germaine Vogel, spokeswoman for Woman and Men Against Child Abuse. The group helped two of the three accusers come forward. Hewitt (left) leaves the court in Johannesburg alongside his wife Delaille . The judge said he is satisfied that all three women told the truth. Bam said the striking similarities among the three women's testimonies showed that Hewitt's conduct was calculated, and revealed a pattern of behavior. All three were impressionable young girls, flattered by the attention of a renowned player, according to the judge. 'Their submissiveness in the circumstances

Summary: Bob Hewitt has been convicted of raping and sexually assaulting three girls whom he had been coaching in the 1980s and 1990s . A sentencing hearing has been scheduled in a Pretoria court for April 17 . The 75-year-old former Grand Slam champion has denied the charges . He must mostly remain in South Africa's Eastern Cape until the hearing .


Martin Guptill became the first man to score a double hundred in a Cricket World Cup knockout match and propelled co-hosts New Zealand into the semi-finals as they claimed a 143-run win against West Indies. The 28-year-old batsman was dropped in the first over before going on to score 237 from 163 balls - including 24 fours and 11 sixes, one of which found the roof of Wellington's Westpac Stadium in the final over. The record-breaking innings, which was the second highest one day international score of all time behind Indian Rohit Sharma's 264, helped New Zealand to 393 for six. VIDEO Scroll down to watch Martin Guptill record highest-ever World Cup score of 237 . Martin Guptill's double century helped New Zealand beat the West Indies and reach the World Cup semis . Guptill becomes the first man to hit a double century in a World Cup knockout match . The Kiwi opener watches after hitting a massive six - one of 11 he struck during his innings of 237 . The West Indies' Jerome Taylor congratulates Guptill on his achievement at the end of the innings . Chris Gayle of the West Indies also added his congratulations after the history-making innings . In reply, West Indies were all out for 250 in 30.3 overs, with Trent Boult claiming four for 44 to become the leading wicket taker in the tournament. New Zealand will face South Africa in the semi-finals while Australia play India in the other match. It could have been so different, though, had Marlon Samuels held a the catch just three balls in which would have sent Guptill back to the pavilion. Guptill also survived two lbw shouts, but New Zealand captain Brendon McCullum had less luck at the other end as he fell for 12 runs. Kane Williamson had put on 33 before falling to Andre Russell, whose wide delivery ended up with Chris Gayle at short cover. Meanwhile Guptill was moving towards his half-century and reached it with a single from the last ball of the 20th over to put New Zealand on 105 for two. His ton had been put together with a steady succession of fours but his first six arrived in the 36th over as he carted Darren Sammy to wide long-on. Guptill was perhaps guilty of ball-watching when Ross Taylor was run out for 42 but, despite the fact the mistake would likely be overlooked due to his heroics, he made sure to atone for it by reaching his second 150 in ODIs with a single off Sulieman Benn. Corey Anderson was then caught by an off-pace delivery from Russell, shuffling across to pull the ball across to Gayle at midwicket for 15. Guptill's double-ton was within reach and he wasted no time gunning for it, achieving his personal best of 192 with a four off Russell before partner Grant Elliott was dismissed on review. Guptill ignored that disappointment to fire a four that brought him to 199, going on to drill Russell's first delivery of the 48th over to long-off for

Summary: Hosts booked their place in the semi-final and will play South Africa next . New Zealand posted a mammoth total of 393 in Wellington . Martin Guptill became first man to score double hundred in knockout game at the Cricket World Cup, ending on 237 from 163 balls . But the Kiwi opener was dropped by Marlon Samuels third ball . Chris Gayle scored 61 but the West Indies could only make 250 .


Murdered: The body of Rosemary Broadwell was discovered six months after she went missing near her home in Alicante . A British pensioner has been arrested in Spain on suspicion of murdering his expat partner after her decomposing body was found. Charlie Bevill-Warcup, 75, was arrested after Rosemary Broadwell's body was discovered on rubbish-strewn waste ground six months after she went missing. The pensioner was arrested by detectives from the paramilitary Civil Guard. He was interviewed by police soon after mum-of-two Rosemary, 76, from Hull, vanished on September 15 last year from her home in Algorfa, a small mountain village near the holiday resort of Alicante. Police suspected from the start that Rosemary's disappearance had not been voluntary after neighbours told them they had heard a row the night before she was reported missing. Authorities searched mountains, lakes and dirt tracks over a vast area in the search for her. Bevill-Warcup had previously told detectives he had dropped her off outside a bank so she could withdraw money - but staff at the bank told police she had never entered the branch. Rosemary's daughter Cheryl Webster, who is currently out in Spain, said today: 'I'm obviously devastated. 'I've been travelling out to Spain every six weeks since my mum disappeared. 'I wasn't expecting this on this visit. I got a call from the police last night to say that a man had been arrested and another call this morning to say my mum's body had been found. 'I haven't had confirmation my mum's partner is the one in custody but I've never liked him. 'My mum was living part-time with him but she was preparing to move out and spend more time at her own place and I had been helping her with the move.' Mrs Broadwell, who was just 4ft 8 inches tall, was well-known in the small town, where she had lived for around ten years. Police are understood to have identified her by a tattoo of a lizard on her foot and another of a dolphin on her right shoulder. A spokesman for the Civil Guard in Alicante said: 'I can confirm the body of a woman thought to be he British expat who went missing last September has been discovered.' Police said they would have to wait for the results of an autopsy to establish the cause of death. Discovery: Police made the grim discovery on rubbish-strewn waste ground near the town of Algorfa, a small mountain village near the popular holiday resort of Alicante . In an emotional Facebook post made last month, Rosemary's granddaughter Liza Webster said: 'I don't even know what to say anymore. 'It's been five months and still nothing on the disappearance of my grandma. I miss her terribly and not knowing is cruel. 'Someone somewhere must know something and it's defies all that I've been taught and known, to be so cruel. 'She's my Grandma, a rock and my ally. She really is missed by all.'

Summary: Charlie Bevill-Warcup arrested after Rosemary Broadwell's body found . She had been missing from her Costa Blanca home since last September . He had told police he last seen partner after dropping her off at bank . Her heartbroken daughter Cheryl said: 'I'm obviously devastated'


A man is distraught after visiting his wife's grave to find that a stranger has been buried in the plot next to her that he had bought for himself. And to make matters worse, it is the second time this has happened to Abdul Charara, 75, at the United Memorial Gardens cemetery in Plymouth, Michigan. In 2011 he and his daughter, Waad, had learned a stranger had been placed in the plot next to his late wife Mahassen Charara, who died at 44 from a brain aneurysm in 1996. Following a lawsuit and a settlement with the cemetery, they thought they had put that traumatic and emotional experience behind them. Scroll down for video . Abdul Charara (left), 75, was left devastated after he realized for the second time his reserved plot next to the grave of his wife, Mahassen Charara (right), and been buried with a stranger . In 2011, the Charara family filed a lawsuit against United Memorial Gardens in Plymouth Michigan after a man, with the same first and last name as Mr Charara, was buried in the plot next to his wife. They reached a settlement and received the plot back . After his wife passed away, the family had purchased three more plots in 1997 which were paid off in 2000, according to Fox 2. Mr Charara said the latest mistake hurts. 'It's been a couple days, I still get upset when I try to eat. It hurts,' he said. Waad Charara, Mr Charara's daughter, said she nearly dropped the phone when her father called breaking the news . Waad said she received a frantic call from her father who broke the news, according to the Washington Post. 'I almost dropped the phone,' she said. 'It was shocking because this was the second time it had happened and it was devastating to think that we'd have to go through all of this again. My jaw was on the floor.' The most recent person buried in the plot, a man who has not been named, was placed in the wrong grave in February, according to the Arab American News. Mr Charara made a trip to the cemetery on the 19th anniversary of his wife's death on March 17 when he made the discovery. He also found his wife's grave had been disturbed as it was covered in dirt from the man's burial. The Charara family then contacted cemetery officials to inform them of this second mistake, and the family was informed that they might have to have their family member's body exhumed and relocated. Waad said the error is tragic for both families involved. 'What's even harder is the other family,' Charara told the Arab American News. 'Islamically putting someone in the grave and then taking them out, it's just horrible. Mr Charara, as he fights back tears, said the latest mistake has left him hurt . 'I just can't imagine if someone else comes along and says 'that's our spot'. 'But we've owned these plots for 19 years and now these people have to make that decision

Summary: Abdul Charara, 75, visited grave of his late wife, Mahassen, last week on 19th anniversary of her death when he made the discovery . In 2011, Mr Charara and his daughter, Waad, filed a lawsuit against United Memorial Gardens in Plymouth, Mich. after his plot was buried with stranger . They settled the case but latest mistake could end in legal action too .


A new robot that moves just like a salamander has been created by engineers. The robot, called Pleurobot, walks and swims in a life-like way that mimics the shy amphibious creatures. It was developed by recording 3D X-ray videos of short-ribbed salamanders - Europe's largest salamander - allowing researchers to track 64 points on the animal skeleton. Scroll down for video . The robot, called Pleurobot, (pictured) walks and swims in a life-like way that mimics the shy amphibious creatures. It was developed by recording 3D X-ray videos of short-ribbed salamanders - Europe's largest salamander - allowing researchers to track 64 points on the animal skeleton . Scientists behind the robot, which has 27 movable joints, believe it could be used to help palaeontolgists understand how extinct animals like the dinosaurs moved. A video released by Google's Boston Dynamics sparked complaints after an engineer kicked one of its dog-like robots to show off its ability to remain upright. Viewers said the robot had been mistreated and claimed the employees were being cruel. It sparked a debate about whether it was possible to be cruel to a robot. Ethicists and robotics experts waded into the argument to explain the only way it could be unethical would be if the robot could feel pain. Others pointed out it is impossible for robots to have feelings. They say as it is able to cope with a range of different terrain and squeeze through relatively small spaces, the robot could also be used to help search for people trapped in disaster zones. And they added that the robots highly flexible spine also allows it to swim in water, but only if it is given a waterproof skin. Professor Auke Jan Ijspeert, a researcher at the biorobotics laboratory at the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology in Lausanne (EFPL), has been leading the development of the robot. According to the group's website: 'Because of its low centre of mass and segmented legs it can navigate over rough terrain without losing balance. 'With a waterproof skin it can also swim. 'Those features may one day enable Pleurobot to help in search and rescue operations. 'On the other hand, salamanders are a good living analog for the first tetrapods that made the transition from water to land. 'In the future, we plan to use Pleurobot's design methodology to bring early tetrapods to "life".' Its engineers say that because it is able to cope with a range of different terrain and squeeze through relatively small spaces, the robot (pictured) could be used to help search for people trapped in disaster zones . Salamanders are remarkable creatures capable of regenerating limbs and researchers at University College London (UCL) recently identified the biological pathway involved. Called ERK (Extracellular signal-regulated kinases), the pathway must be constantly active for salamander cells to regenerate - a process not seen in the same way in other mammals. Although a long way from achieving the same feat in humans, the discovery could help researchers unlock the ‘regenerative potential’ of cells across other animals. Scientists behind the robot, which

Summary: Engineers studied how sharp-ribbed salamanders move using X-ray videos . They released video showing the robot moving in a remarkably lifelike way . The robotic salamander is able to walk and swim just like the real creature . Called Pleurobot, it has 27 joints capable of moving independently . It could be used to help study how extinct creatures like dinosaurs moved . The robot could also be used to access difficult terrain in disaster zones .


Luke and Anne Owens married this year despite a 22 year age gap and celebrated their nuptials with a Beatles themed ceremony . A pair of Beatles super-fans are proving love is all you need having got married despite a 22-year age gap. Luke Owens, 27, and Anne, 50, met in 2010 at the secure unit where they both work as mental health nurses. Four years later, the couple married in a Beatles-themed ceremony and are preparing to jet off on their honeymoon to a Beatles festival in Kentucky, Louisiana, in May. Anne says that for her it had been love at first sight. 'I'd worked at the hospital for 20 years when I first met Luke, and I knew he was the one as soon as I met him,' she said. 'He'd just started at the medical centre, and when I first saw him I thought he was dead cute. 'I initially thought he was about 30, but he actually turned out to be 22 - I was 44.' Anne said she is often mistaken as much younger than her years, whereas Luke looks older for his age. And so despite a 22-year age gap, Anne decided to pursue Luke. She said: 'I wasn't sure whether he was interested or not at the start because he seemed a little shy, but I always used to make a beeline for him. 'I used to go out of my way to get shifts swapped with friends so that we could work together. 'One day, I hinted at a little date and gave him my number. We started texting and it went from friends to flirty, and then one night I decided to just give him a kiss and see what happened.' Luke says that he was glad that Anne had made the first move as he would never have had the confidence to. 'It was Anne that asked me out. I wouldn't have done it myself because of the age gap,' he said. 'I knew she was a bit older than me, but I was a bit worried at the start because I didn't know how old she was - you get told not to ask women her age so I waited a couple of months to find out.' Anne and Luke married on September 6 last year at the Hard Day's Night Hotel and every aspect of the wedding was devoted to the couple's favourite band . The couple met in 2010 at the secure unit where they both work as mental health nurses and say it was love at first sight . The Beatles super-fans wedding included a John Lennon Rolls Royce . While Luke and his groomsmen wore Beatles-themed suits Anne opted for a traditional wedding dress . The theme was complete with a 'All You Need is Love' wedding cake . Although the pair suffered a little backlash at the beginning of their relationship Luke eventually received kudos for pulling an older woman. 'People laughed a bit at the start, but most people thought it must be good to

Summary: Luke and Anne Owens celebrated their nuptials with a Beatles-themed wedding . The pair are flying to Kentucky for a Beatles festival for their honeymoon . Luke has even launched a campaign to get Paul McCartney's autograph so that he can get it tattooed onto his body with seven other Beatles designs .


A California high school was brought to a standstill on Monday after staff reported a suspicious package that had been left unattended on the grounds. However after all major precautions were taken - with the campus evacuated and the bomb squad called in to destroy the box - it turned out to be nothing more than some vouchers from KFC. Officials at Willows High School in Glenn County - north of Sacramento - said they handled the situation a little more drastically than usual after multiple threats were made again the school last week. Suspicious: A package found unattended at Willows High School in Glenn County - north of Sacramento - on Monday and was subsequently destroyed by the bomb squad turned out to be a box of KFC coupons . The threats were allegedly made by three students on social media. Willows High School Principal Holly McLaughlin filed a police report about the three - a 16-year-old male and two females, aged 16 and 17 - after discovering the threats on Twitter. They were posted after a large group staged a protest at the school on Thursday. Instead of going to class at the start of the day, dozens of students took part in a sit-in in the hallway. They were attempting to show support for two popular teachers, Paul Gadbois and Paul Bailey, who had recently lost their jobs. 'Things sort of blew up on social media after the board meeting,' Principal Holly McLaughlin told CBS Sacramento. Administrators say the principal, school board members and their children were threatened on social media. 'It kinda makes you nervous and makes you not wanna go to school at all,' said Willows High junior Ashlynn Geiger, who is the daughter of a school board member. Overly cautious: Willows High School Principal Holly McLaughlin (left) said the situation was handled differently because of recent threats made against her school, while Sgt. Troy McIntrye (right) said the package seemed suspicious upon inspection . Scene: The school campus was evacuated as the bomb squad moved in to inspect the box . Evacuated: Last week, threats were made against the school, after a large group of protested against two teachers losing their jobs . Protest: On Thursday students stayed a sit-in after two popular teachers lost their jobs . On the back of the threats, the staff became worried when they found the unmarked box outside the school entrance on Monday. Police were notified, and initial exams of the package deemed it suspicious. 'It looked suspicious when they did the x-ray,' said Sgt. Troy McIntrye. The premises were evacuated and the bomb squad was called. They destroyed the box, but afterwards realized it was just a collection of coupons from a local KFC. Police do not think it had anything to do with the threats. Principal McLaughlin admitted that, had it been a regular day at the school, a staff member would have likely just opened the box, however they were all on alert.

Summary: Unattended package found Monday at Willows High School . Threats were made against the school last week over two teachers losing their jobs and students had staged a protest . Campus was evacuated and the bomb squad destroyed the box . Package turned out to be full of vouchers from a local KFC .


A Los Angeles police officer who was charged with smuggling a Mexican man into the United States in the trunk of an SUV is being held on a $20,000 bond. Carlos Quezada Jr appeared in US District Court in San Diego on Monday afternoon after he was arrested on Saturday night trying to enter the US at the city's Otay Mesa port of entry. A federal complaint said Quezada, 34, was stopped after an X-ray machine alerted border inspectors to a man hiding in the spare tire area of a Nissan Juke. Scroll down for video . Carlos Quezada Jr was arrested on Saturday at the US border in San Diego with a Mexican man in his trunk . His 31-year-old female passenger, Angelica Godinez, was arrested as well. Both are charged with 'bringing in illegal alien without presentation', according to NBC Los Angeles. They are both US citizens. The man in the trunk has been identified as 26-year-old Antanasio Perez-Avalo. He is a 'is a Mexican citizen with no legal ability to enter the United States,' US Customs officials told the LA Times. Quezada and his female passenger, 31, are charged with 'bringing in illegal alien without presentation' Los Angeles police spokeswoman Rosario Herrera said Quezada has worked at the department for ten years and is assigned to the Hollywood division. He is on paid leave until the investigation is completed. LAPD Chief Charlie Beck said: 'It's a very serious act of misconduct if it's true.' Both defendants must be back in court on April 9 for a preliminary hearing.

Summary: Carlos Quezada Jr appeared in US District Court in San Diego on Monday . He was arrested on Saturday at US border with a Mexican man in his trunk . His female passenger, 31-year-old Angelica Godinez, was arrested as well . Both are charged with 'bringing in illegal alien without presentation'


Luis Suarez has backed his Barcelona team-mate Neymar after the Brazilian was criticised for hogging the ball during Sunday's El Clasico win against Real Madrid. The former Liverpool man scored the winning goal early in the second half, as the Catalonian side extended their lead at the top of La Liga to four points but his team-mate came under-fire after choosing to shoot instead of pass the ball when in a good positions. But Suarez has defended Neymar and believes he was doing what he supposed to do as an attacker and reckons the talented attacker will win the most prestigious award a footballer can in the future. Luis Suarez has backed his Barcelona team-mate Neymar after the forward was criticised for being 'selfish' Neymar (centre) was defended by the Uruguayan who thinks he was right to play how he did as a forward . The Uruguayan told RAC1: 'He was right to try and finish his chances and not pass. Strikers are selfish. 'He is a key player and I'm convinced that he will win the Ballon d'Or.' Suarez was Barcelona's hero at full time after his brilliant control was matched with an equally impressive finish following Dani Alves' pinpoint pass. The Brazilian had a number of opportunities to release the ball in a good position but chose to go for goal . But the £75million man, was less than impressed with his overall performance. 'The goal obviously has added significance because of who we were playing and in terms of La Liga,' he said. 'At the end of the match I made some amateurish mistakes but that was because I was tired. Luckily nothing happened.' Suarez slots home the winner after brilliantly controlling Dani Alves' long ball over the top of the defence . Barcelona were drawn against Chelsea's conquerors in the quarter finals of the Champions League after dispatching of Manchester City and ending England's hopes of having a team progress into the last eight. But Suarez knows that his side have to beat the top teams if they want to be the best in Europe. 'We are aware that to win the Champions have to beat the best teams, starting with PSG,' he added. Suarez knows his side will be in for a tough task against Paris Saint-Germain in the Champions League .

Summary: Luis Suarez has defended Neymar over claims the Brazilian is 'selfish' Neymar was criticised for shooting too much against Real Madrid . Suarez backed his under-fire team-mate and reckons the 23-year-old will win the Ballon d'Or at some point in the future . READ: Why Barcelona are in charge of their own destiny . Click here for all the latest Barcelona news .


A father in Pittsburgh sought on his own revenge on his daughter's accused rapist. Dustin Moffat, 32, has been accused of raping the young girl multiple times in 2011 when she was just 13, and uploading videos of the act online. He was arrested on Tuesday and charged, and later that day, with a news crew outside Moffat's home, the father of the alleged victim came by and destroyed his car. Scroll down for video . Dustin Moffat (above) has been accused of raping a girl in 2011 when she was just 13-years-old and posting the videos online . Moffat was arrested on Tuesday morning, and later that day the alleged victim's father destroyed his car (above) A television news crew waiting outside Moffat's house filmed the entire incident . According to WTAE, the alleged victim said that Moffat knew she was only 13-years-old at the time and that 'he would wait for her to get off the school bus and that he allegedly threatened to hurt her if she told anyone, claiming that he slapped and choked her.' Authorities discovered the young girl while investigating other cases involvoing Moffat, and 'used evidence lifted from Mocospace, a mobile game community, after the suspect uploaded the acts to the site.' Moffat has also been accused of abuse and stalking by two ex-girlfriends, who both filed protection from abuse orders against him. He is now facing charges of rape, involuntary deviate sexual intercourse, aggravated indecent assault and sexual exploitation of children. He has also had his own daughter since this alleged incident occurred. Moffat's car was left destroyed by the time the man was done . Since the alleged attack took place, Moffat has had a daughter of his own (above) 'We're not friends with the guy. He seems like a normal Joe. You always hear that on the news. I had no sixth sense about it. Nothing like that,' said neighbor Steve Patton. As for Micki Golden, who lives in the house right next to Moffat and has twin girls who are 12-years-old, she said; 'I'm appalled. He lives right there. No, I can't have that.'

Summary: Dustin Moffat, 32, has been accused of raping a girl in 2011 when she was just 13-years-old and posting the videos online . The alleged victim said Moffat would wait for her to get off the bus and threatened to hurt her if she told anyone . He was arrested on Tuesday morning and charged with rape, involuntary deviate sexual intercourse, and sexual exploitation of children . Later that day, the alleged victim's father went to Moffat's house and destroyed the man's car right in front of a television crew .


Sam Allardyce's uneasy relationship with the locals at West Ham United is down to the perception his teams play dull football. It is hard to see how the dour baggage carried by his proposed replacement David Moyes will have them putting out bunting in the East End. Moyes is a good manager — but with the move to the Olympic Stadium just one full season away, are the board thinking big enough? Beyond the elite, managing West Ham should be one of the most appealing projects in the European game right now. Here is an opportunity to take a club with a significant fan-base and history to an iconic, 58,000-capacity destination stadium and reach for the sky. Alexis Sanchez in action against West Ham at the Emirates Stadium on Saturday. Arsenal ran out 3-0 winners . Sam Allardyce's uneasy relationship with the fans is down to the perception that his team plays dour football . West Ham’s owners are talking of Europe, yet Moyes is a coach whose appointment seems to be made with one eye on making sure the club isn’t relegated next season and goes to its new home established in the Premier League. Jurgen Klopp, coach of Borussia Dortmund, appears to be nearing journey’s end in the Bundesliga. He is a charismatic, successful figure, given to taking on long-term projects and working with a reasonable budget. He plays good football, too, and has talked of managing in England. It was presumed he would one day manage Arsenal, but Arsene Wenger is not going anywhere soon. It might be over-ambitious, it might go no further than one exploratory telephone call and a splutter of mocking laughter; but isn’t it worth making that call, just in case? Jurgen Klopp speaks to the media ahead of his side's second-leg clash against Juventus on Wednesday . Klopp oversees training as his Borussia Dortmund side prepare to take on Juve for a spot in the last eight .

Summary: David Moyes is a good manager, but are West Ham thinking big enough? West Ham should be one of the most appealing projects in Europe . They have a big fan-base and are set to move into the Olympic Stadium . Jurgen Klopp is a charismatic, successful figure... why not put in a call? CLICK HERE for all the latest West Ham United news .


Hull have been charged by the Football Association for failing to control their players in Saturday's goalless Premier League clash against Leicester. The charge appears to relate to an incident where a number of Tigers players reacted furiously to Alex Bruce being booked by referee Jon Ross for a robust but ultimately fair challenge on Riyad Mahrez. An FA statement read: 'Hull City have been charged by The FA for failing to ensure their players conducted themselves in an orderly fashion. 'The allegation relates to an incident which occurred in or around the 68th minute of their fixture against Leicester City on 14 March 2015. 'The club has until 6pm on 23 March 2015 to respond to the charge.' Hull City have been charged for failing to ensure their players conducted themselves in an orderly fashion . The incident came in the middle of a highly-charged period as Michael Dawson had been booked two minutes earlier for a challenge on Jamie Vardy, and Tom Huddlestone was dismissed for the visitors just four minutes after, earning his second booking for a foul on Vardy. The issue of players applying pressure to referees came to the fore last week with Chelsea being accused of being over-zealous during their Champions League clash again Paris St Germain. And following the match at the King Power Stadium, Tigers boss Steve Bruce launched a thinly-veiled attack on the Leicester players for their behaviour towards the officials. 'I've got no problem with Huddlestone's two yellow cards, but is every challenge now a yellow if you mis-time it?' he said. Alex Bruce reacted furiously to being booked by referee Jon Ross for a challenge on Riyad Mahrez . Hull City manager Steve Bruce was unhappy with the behaviour of Leicester players . 'It got a bit angry towards the end, but for me the referee booked my two centre-backs for (fair) challenges. 'There's a raging debate about Chelsea in midweek and if we're not careful...I saw everyone surround Alex for a red card for his challenge. 'There wasn't a nasty challenge in the game yet we've had five yellow cards and a sending off. I never saw that coming. 'The reason we enjoy the Premier League is its honesty and integrity and if we're going to go down the route of every other league - jumping around and whinging and trying to get people yellow and red cards - for me that's not right.' Foxes manager Nigel Pearson strongly disagreed, and when asked for a response to Bruce's statement said: 'How many times have you seen us play this year? 'You're not in a position to judge my players on that. You're asking me and I've told you, "No, I don't think it's a fair assessment". Full stop.'

Summary: FA charge Hull City with failing to control their players . Hull drew 0-0 with Leicester in Barclays Premier League contest . Charge appears to relate to an incident after Alex Bruce was sent off . Hull have until 6pm on 23 March to respond to the charge .


The row over televised Election debates took a new turn last night following claims that David Cameron could take part in one after all. A senior television executive said ITV may ‘break ranks’ with the other major broadcasters in an attempt to include the Prime Minister in its debate. ITV won the right to screen the first of two proposed debates featuring seven party leaders. The BBC is scheduled to broadcast the second while a final head-to-head clash between Cameron and Ed Miliband would be shown on Sky and Channel 4. Breaking ranks: ITV could lure Prime Minister David Cameron, pictured here delivering a speech in northern Londo to mark two months until the General Election, to the televised debate . All the debates are planned take place in April but Cameron insists he will take part in only one debate involving seven party leaders – and only if it takes place before the end of March. So far the broadcasters have adopted a united stand in an attempt to ensure all three debates go ahead. But there were claims last night that ITV could agree to the PM’s request to bring the first debate forward. Original screening: The first UK tv election debates featuring the then opposition leader David Cameron (left) Nick Clegg and Prime Minster of the time, Gordon Brown . The source said: ‘There are bound to be voices in ITV saying that if the only chance of getting the PM in a TV debate is to advance it a few days, then ITV would be irresponsible to refuse to do so.’ But a source at a rival broadcaster said: ‘It would be a disgrace for ITV to stab us in the back.’ James Forsyth – Page 39 .

Summary: ITV won the right to screen the first of two proposed debates . Broadcaster so far refused to meet Cameron's demands of one debate . Senior television source claims ITV may agree and would host it .


Super Bowl winners Sidney Rice and Steve Weatherford will donate their brains to medical research following their deaths. New York Giants punter Weatherford and former Seattle Seahawks receiver Rice hope to help scientists see the effects of concussions as they study brain injuries. Speaking on 'Fox and Friends', Rice reckoned he had eight to 10 concussions during his NFL career, with the first coming as an eight-year-old. 'It was the first time I ever saw stars, aside from the cartoon shows.' Sidney Rice (left), Dr Jeffry Stock and Steve Weatherford (right) during Brain Injury Awareness Month Benefit . After winning the Super Bowl in 2014, Rice retired at the age of 27 due to fears over his long-term health. Since his rookie year in 2007, Rice said head injures were being taken more seriously, but admitted the culture is a tough one to change. 'It’s just the way we’re brought up. I guess it’s the culture,' Rice said. 'You feel like you have to be out there on the field. It’s the competition that’s instilled in you. You love it, you want to be out there, but it’s very important that you pay attention to what goes on when you get a concussion.' 'There are a lot of issues that stem from brain injuries and it's not just professional athletes. This affects everybody,' Weatherford said. 'A lot of my team-mates and a lot of close friends have dealt with concussions and the depression that comes with that,' he added. More than 4,500 former players are suing the NFL over head injuries suffered during their careers. They are nearing to a settlement worth about $1billion (£655m).

Summary: Rice and Weatherford joined a list of players who will donate their brains . The pair made the announcement at a press conference in celebration of Brain Injury Awareness Month . NFL players officially registered 111 concussions during the 2014 regular season, down from 148 in 2013 . The NFL is close to finalizing a $1bn settlement with roughly 4,500 former professional football players over brain-related injuries .


These gay penguins have been together for a year, but are still as loved-up as ever. Peso and Squaddle, two-year-old Humboldt penguins living at Folly Farm Adventure Park and Zoo in Pembrokeshire, coupled up a year ago after shunning females looking to mate. While their fellow penguins prepare for breeding season, the pair only have eyes for each other as they get ready to celebrate their first anniversary this month. Happy anniversary! Peso (right) and Squaddle (left) got together after shunning females looking to mate . Two's company! Zoo staff had given the couple a false egg during breeding season, but they threw it away . Staff at Folly Farm say the young lovers have no interest in procreating. They had been given a false egg, so that they wouldn't feel left out during breeding season - but they threw it out of their love nest. Penguin keeper Catrin Thomas said: 'We're approaching breeding season and at around two years old, penguins become sexually mature, so we thought this year they may show some interest but they haven't as yet. 'All the other penguins are busy making nests at the top of the penguin beach, scrambling around hurriedly and gathering twigs, but Peso and Squaddle stay by the pool preening each other.' Penguin posers: The Humboldts, who live at Folly Farm, Pembrokeshire, are celebrating their first anniversary . They only have eyes for each other! The pair have no interest in procreating and threw the egg of their nest . She added: 'Peso and Squaddle don't seem to be interested in anything else but each other, and certainly not procreating. 'They're just enjoying each other's company.' Tim Morphew, Folly Farm's zoo manager, said: 'We wanted to mark the occasion and the year anniversary of Peso and Squaddle getting together. 'Everybody who comes to Folly Farm says theirs is a really sweet love story and we wanted to celebrate the fact they were still going strong a year on.' Humboltd penguins, who are monogamous and mate for life, can take a partner aged between two and eight-years-old. Penguins have been observed engaging in homosexual behaviour from as early as 1911. George Murray Levick documented the sexual behaviour of Adélie penguins in Antarctica, but his notes were considered too indecent to publish at the time. They were rediscovered and published in the journal Polar Record a century later in 2012. More recently, a pair of chinstrap penguins called Roy and Silo became a famous 'gay penguin' couple after the New York Times published an article about them in 2004. The penguins, who live in New York's Central Park Zoo, were noticed performing mating rituals in 1998, by staff - although they were never seen to perform sex acts. They were then given an egg to hatch and raise as their own - a practice copied by zoos across the world. Their chick, named Tango, grew up to form a same sex relationship with another female penguin. Their story was the basis for a controversial children's book in 2005 called 'And Tango Makes Three'. But

Summary: Peso and Squaddle coupled up after shunning females looking to mate . A year on, two-year-old Humboltd penguins only have eyes for each other . Staff gave couple a false egg during breeding season but they threw it out .


It may lay claim to being the 'Happiest Place on Earth', a magical kingdom ruled by fairytale princesses and the like, but even Disneyland was still built with bricks, mortar and hard graft. The only theme park to have been completely overseen by Walt Disney himself, Disneyland Park, celebrates 60 years in 2015 and extensive celebrations are planned. A time-lapse video from the Disney archives reveals how the park, which forms half of the Disneyland Resort in Anaheim, California, was built from nothing before its opening on July 17, 1955. Sleeping Beauty Castle at the original Disneyland in Anaheim, California, emerges from scaffolding . The castle at the first Fantasyland, with imitations at all other parks since, in Disneyland in Anaheim . The fun park, the only one of its kind to be fully overseen by Walt Disney, opened on July 17, 1955 . The site was bought in 1953 with construction beginning in 1954 and the grand opening the year after that . The Rocket to the Moon is lifted into place in front of the futuristic Tomorrowland attraction . From an expanse of brown dirt, iconic features such as Tomorrowland's Rocket to the Moon are raised into place while Sleeping Beauty Castle emerges like a turbo episode of Grand Designs. Other original features rising from the earth include the Main Street Train Station's clock tower, the shell for jungle-themed Adventureland and rocky Old West throwback Frontierland. Looking down Main Street USA to the original Fantasyland, Sleeping Beauty's Castle forms perhaps the most iconic image of the park, which emerges like a mini-town in Orange County. Later years have seen the introduction of New Orleans Square in 1966, Critter Country in 1972 and Mickey's Toontown in 1993, followed by an entirely new Disney California Adventure Park in 2001 - together they are now known as Disneyland Resort. The view down Main Street USA as final building and cosmetic works are completed in 1955 . What Main Street looks like today as millions continue to stream through the gates every year . The time-lapse video of the creation of Disneyland looks like a turbo version of Grand Designs . While the idea had been in his thoughts for some time, Walt Disney didn't muck about with the making of the park - purchasing a 160-acre site in 1953, beginning construction in 1954 and opening the year later. Although it was supposed to have been unveiled in a press preview day with about 14,000 invitees on Sunday, July 17, 1955, that opening saw 28,000 people go through the gates due to thousands of counterfeit ticket sales. The whole affair was televised and not a good look for the company, with a series of bloopers during the coverage by ABC Television, who partly funded the project. Main Street USA is an expanse of dirt as a mini-town emerges in Orange County, California . The first thousands of guests flood through the gates at Disneyland, the original Disney fun park . Far from the fantasy Walt would have hoped for it was labelled internally as

Summary: Disneyland in California celebrates its 60th anniversary in 2015 . The first Disneyland was opened in Anaheim on July 17, 1955 . It was the only theme park overseen entirely by Walt Disney himself . Time-lapse video tracks its construction from start to finish .


The White House excluded former president George W. Bush from the official photo of last Saturday's march through Selma to commemorate Bloody Sunday. The original photo is a wide shot of crowds walking on Edmund Pettus Bridge led by Barack, Michelle, Malia and Sasha Obama, as well as Georgia Rep. John Lewis, Al Sharpton, Bush and his wife, former First Lady Laura. However, in a move that incensed Republicans, the administration's blog post documenting the historic occasion omitted the former President, with a sharper, close up picture that showed only the Obamas and the crowds behind. Scroll down for video . Original: The current president (center) and former president (right) are seen marching together with the backdrop of the historic Edmund Pettus Bridge and thousands of people in Selma on Saturday . Cropped version: This is the image as it appeared on the White House blog, omitting the Bush family . While the caption acknowledges their attendance, many questioned the reasoned to whittle down the image. The New York Times also ran the cropped image. 'This is a stunning example of media bias,' raged Deneen Borelli, director of FreedomWorks and a regular Fox News contributor. Analysts suggest it could have been a case of poor planning that saw the presidents separated . Here the First Couple and former First Couple are pictured sitting together at the ceremony . One Twitter user said: 'NYT creates propaganda to fit the narrative, and White House follows suit. Both pretend George Bush wasn't at Selma.' Another said: 'Letting him be seen would destroy the liberal narrative.' However, a public relations analyst who worked with the Clinton administration, Basil Smikle Jr, told Fox News poor planning could have been to blame. He said: 'Both presidents should have been close together.'

Summary: White House blog featured picture of historic march without Bush family . He was on the front row leading march on Saturday with his wife, the First family, John Lewis and Al Sharpton . Prompted criticism for 'pretending George Bush wasn't at Selma'


With BBQ season on the horizon, bell peppers are set to come into their own. But slicing and dicing the colorful fruit for kebabs or salads can sometimes prove troublesome with hundreds of tiny seeds to wrestle with. However, thanks to a new 'life hack' video from YouTube user Rumble Viral, a pepper is opened up in a matter of seconds without disrupting any of the pips. First the pepper's top and bottoms are sliced off before the remaining body is cut through on one side. Scroll down for video . Thanks to a new 'life hack' video from YouTube user Rumble Viral, a pepper is opened up in seconds without disrupting any of the pips . First the pepper's top and bottom are sliced off (left) before the remaining body is cut through on one side (right) Then the fruit is opened up with a knife run around the inside - This cuts out the heart of the pepper with all of the seeds included . Then the fruit is opened up with a knife run around the inside. This cuts out the heart of the pepper with all of the seeds included. So that no piece is wasted, the green stalk is popped out of the top of the pepper with the chef pushing it through with his fingers. To finish, the body of the pepper is cut into strips then the batons are turned the other way and diced into squares. The top and bottom parts of the pepper are chopped in a similar fashion. The whole process takes just under one minute. So that no piece is wasted, the green stalk is popped out of the top of the pepper with the chef pushing it through with his fingers . To finish, the body of the pepper is cut into strips then the batons are turned the other way and diced into squares .

Summary: Thanks to a new 'life hack' video from YouTube user Rumble Viral, a pepper is opened up in a matter of seconds without disrupting any of the pips .


Kevin Doyle is following Steven Gerrard and Frank Lampard to America after signing for MLS side Colorado Rapids. Doyle – who is currently at Championship Wolves – has signed a two-and-a-half year deal with the Rapids starting on July 1. The Ireland striker, 31, says he was convinced to move across the Atlantic after speaking to international team-mate Robbie Keane, who is at LA Galaxy. But before Doyle’s American adventure begins he says his aim is to try and get Wolves back into the Premier League. Kevin Doyle will head across the Atlantic to continue his career in the MLS . Wolves beat Derby 2-0 on Friday night and are only outside the top six on goal difference. Doyle said: ‘I am delighted and very excited to be moving to the Colorado Rapids. ‘With so many great players moving to MLS to join up with the great American talent already there, it's a great time to play in this league. ‘I know from talking to Robbie Keane that MLS is a great league to play in and I look forward to being another top Irish player there. ‘I will be sad to leave Wolves, a truly great club that I've had the privilege to play for. I will always be grateful to the fans for their support; it is they who make Molineux such a special place. ‘To be involved in the current squad that is on an exciting run is now my only focus, as it would mean so much to me to see us get back to the Premier League.’ Doyle becomes the latest player to swap the Premier League for MLS with Gerrard and Lampard moving to LA Galaxy and New York City FC and Shaun Maloney who joined Chicago Fire in January.

Summary: Doyle, who made his name at Reading and is now at his second spell at Wolves, will head across the pond on July 1 . The Ireland international signed a two-and-a-half year deal . Before he leaves Molineux, he hopes to fire Wolves back to the top flight .


Robert Freeman is undeniably one of the greatest lost photographers of the modern age, most famous for shooting the first five album covers for the Beatles and the first Pirelli calendar. Now, aged 78 and in poor health, it is both himself and his legacy - a historic archive of iconic photographs spanning 60 years - that could be lost forever. In response to huge public demand, coupled with the love of his family, the serene 1965 photograph ‘John Lennon with Panda’ is today being re-released and available at www.freemanarchive.com as a limited edition A2 or A3 archival C-type metallic print. In response to huge public demand, coupled with the love of his family, the serene 1965 photograph 'John Lennon with Panda' is today being re-released to raise funds for its photographer Robert Freeman's care . The exclusive sale organised by his son Dean Freeman will end 15 May 2015, raising vital funds for Robert’s ongoing care as well as the preservation of a body of work that captured the likes of his personal friend, Andy Warhol, Muhammad Ali, Sophia Loren, Marianne Faithful and Jimmy Cliff. Due to the proud and eccentric nature of a great artist, Robert has refused all family help and this is Dean’s way of maintaining his father’s dignity and saving his priceless archive. Due to the proud and eccentric nature of Robert, whose work includes this picture of Andy Warhol called Rome from 1972, he has refused all family help . After graduating from Cambridge in 1959, Freeman became a professional photographer, with assignments for the Sunday Times and went on to capture pictures like this montage of Jimmy Cliff in 1966 . As well as capturing five Beatles album covers and the first-ever Pirelli calendar, Robert's work also includes this grainy shot of Charlton Heston in 1962 . All previous reproductions of his work have sold for thousands of pounds so this auction is set to raise a huge sum. Robert became close to the Beatles at the height of their fame, and it is this mutual intimacy that gave him unprecedented access to capture their lives through a series of beautifully grainy black and white photographs. Speaking about Robert, Paul McCartney once said: 'Although other people were taking photos of us at the time, I think we all felt that his stuff somehow summed up our own feelings. His photos were among the best ever taken of the Beatles.' After graduating from Cambridge in 1959, Freeman became a professional photographer, with assignments for the Sunday Times and other magazines. As well as musicians, he worked with athletes, including Cassius Clay a.k.a Muhammad Ali, captured in 1964 . He also worked with The Beatles in their feature film debut, A Hard Day's Night . One of his assignments was photographing jazz musicians at a London jazz festival, helping him to develop a portfolio including portraits of John Coltrane, Cannonball Adderley, Dizzy Gillespie, Elvin Jones, and Coleman Hawkins. These were the photos he sent to Beatles manager, Brian Epstein, in the summer of 1963. In addition to

Summary: Captured by Robert Freeman, now 78, and in poor health . Put on sale by his son to raise funds for his ongoing care . He was a close friend of the Beatles and their favourite photographer .


Fresh security fears have been raised in Paris after a drone was seen hovering over the current offices of the Charlie Hebdo magazine. The sighting was one of around a dozen reported over sensitive sites in the French capital in just one day earlier this week. One of those came from a police officer who claimed he saw an unnamed aircraft flying over the offices of Liberation newspaper where staff from Charlie Hebdo are now based after their building was targeted by Islamic militants in an attack that killed 12 people. New alert: A drone was seen hovering over the current offices being used by staff at the Charlie Hebdo satirical newspaper (above) following the terror attack on their building that killed 12 people in January . New threat: French law bans small, civilian drones from areas such as nuclear facilities, which are protected by a no-fly zone that spans a 1.6-mile radius and a height of 1,000 metres. The above drone crashed on the grass near the White House in the United States earlier this year . Police pursued the drone, but lost it at the porte de Montreuil, which leads to the ring road southeast of the capital. However, it was later spotted at Porte de Vincennes, where a fanatical accomplice of the Charlie Hebdo killers shot dead four people at a Jewish supermarket, the Daily Telegraph reported. Another drone sighting was reported over eastern Paris where witnesses saw three men retrieve the aircraft and drive off in a black car before police could arrest them, a police source said. No arrests were made over the flights, which also reportedly took place near the River Seine, the Place de la Concorde and the Invalides military museum. French police have vowed to track down and . arrest the operators of the drones amid fears from the public they could be used to attach explosives or toxic chemicals. Earlier this week, Interior Minister Bernard Cazeneuve told . parliament that some 60 drone flights over Paris and over . nuclear power plants had been reported since October 5. Tension: In other sightings, drones were also seen flying around the Eiffel Tower earlier this year . Drones were also spotted flying near the Invalides military museum, where Napoleon Bonaparte is buried . Flights over Paris without authorisation from aviation . authorities are illegal, as is the use of airspace up to 1,000 . metres above a nuclear site. 'We need to be very vigilant on this, we're going to have to . be extremely careful,' government spokesman Stephane Le Foll . told France Info radio, referring to the drones. 'The day that . we find the people who are doing this, there will be penalties... we will find them, sooner or later.' France is still on high alert following a series of attacks . in January that killed 20 people, including three attackers. Interior Minister Cazeneuve also told parliament he wanted . to equip police with 'new legal tools' to crack down on the . illegal use of drones in sensitive areas. On Tuesday,

Summary: Police officer saw aircraft flying over current office of satirical newspaper . Later seen hovering over area where jihadist killed four at Jewish store . Police also investigating a dozen sightings across the capital on Tuesday . France on high alert after terror attacks that killed 17 people in January .


Dining in a social setting can be one of life's finest pleasures, where the wine flows as freely as the conversation. However, certain foods can leave you on a collision course with culinary faux pas where, at best, you're left feeling awkward and, at worst, said dish ends up covering you or your companions. Just ask Ed Miliband, who probably never wants to see a bacon sandwich again after photos of the Labour leader doing battle with a particularly gristly rasher were widely ridiculed. Scroll down for video . Gurning for change: Labour leader Ed Miliband was caught out by a bacon sandwich earlier this year . How not to do it: Nigel Farage, left, and Boris Johnson, right, have both come unstuck while sampling foods on the political trail . With an election on the way and plenty of opportunities for the nation's politicians to make fools of themselves eating in public, William Hanson, a leading expert and consultant in etiquette and protocol tells FEMAIL everything you need to know about how to eat some of the trickiest foods without rendering yourself a culinary fool. William says: 'Nothing can put one off a fellow dining companion more than seeing them messily tackle what’s on their plate. 'We now see politicians, TV masterchefs and competing dinner guests badly eat their victuals so perhaps now, if it is not too late, I give them (and you) my guide on how to best tuck in to some of the trickiest foods to tackle.' ASPARAGUS . If served as a first course, rather than an accompaniment vegetable, these are eaten with the hands and dipped into the hollandaise sauce. Rules of etiquette: Never double-dip asparagus...unless you have your own personal pot of sauce . Brits will eat these with the left hand (leaving the right hand free of grease, ready to shake hands or pick up a wine glass, for example); there are some cultures where eating with the left hand is not the done thing, in this case, they may eat the asparagus with the right hand. (Not many know the left-hand rule today.) You may double-dip in the sauce so long as it is your own portion. BANANA . If in doubt, go for the banana, says William: the fruit is easy to unwrap with a knife and fork . Fruit is served as part of the dessert course (dessert was traditionally the fruit course at the end of the meal, whereas today people confuse it with the sweet course). At state banquets, such as the recent one for Mexico at Buckingham Palace, fruit is still served as a palate cleanser. A banana is always the easiest fruit to pick. Cut both ends off with dessert cutlery (very sharp), slice down the skin to unwrap, and then cut off slices and eat with a fork and knife. CAVIAR . The Russians tend to consume caviar from the small pad of flesh between the thumb and the forefinger (again, on the left hand). This, however, looks beyond pretentious in a social setting and is

Summary: Etiquette expert William Hanson explains the proper way to eat . Pick up asparagus in your fingers and use a mussel shell to eat mussels . Always scoop soup away from you and never 'air butter' your bread .


His medals tell the story of extra-ordinary acts of gallantry and a flying career so distinguished it helped to change the course of the Second World War. Yesterday former Dambuster pilot Les Munro remained a hero to the last – by putting them up for sale in honour of his fallen comrades. The 95-year-old RAF squadron leader, now the only surviving pilot of the legendary raid, is to auction the medals to help pay for the upkeep of Britain’s recently built memorial to the 55,573 airmen killed in the war. Scroll down for video . Donation: Squadron Leader Les Munro, 95, pictured, who is the last surviving Dambusters commander, hopes to raise £50,000 for the Bomber Command Memorial in London by selling his war medals . Up for auction: Les Munro will sell his medal for New Zealand Order of Merit, above and, pictured left to right his medals for Distinguished Service Order, New Zealand Queen's Service Order, Distinguished Flying Cross, 1939-45 Star; Air Crew Europe Star with clasp France and Germany, Italy Star; Defence and War Medals 1939-45, New Zealand Service Medal 1939-45, and the New Zealand 1990 Commemoration Medal . Among them is the Distinguished Service Order awarded for completing 41 operations and his Distinguished Flying Cross for bravery in 21 sorties over Europe. Yesterday he revealed he was inspired to make the selfless gesture after being moved by a visit to the Bomber Command Memorial in London. The medals are expected to fetch around £50,000 when they are sold with his flying logs and other memorabilia this month, but Squadron Leader Munro has pledged to donate the proceeds to the RAF Benevolent Fund, the welfare charity that maintains the memorial in Green Park. He said he wanted to do so ‘out of comradeship’ for the airmen who never came home. He added it was a ‘travesty’ that the ‘magnificent memorial’ – dedicated to British and Commonwealth airmen and ground crew after a campaign led by the Daily Mail and others – was not unveiled until 2012, more than 67 years after the war ended. Squadron Leader Munro is described as ‘one of the great heroes’ of 617 Squadron, the elite air crew responsible for some of the most strategically critical bombing successes of the war. Remembered: The Bomber Command Memorial is dedicated to the 55,573 airmen and ground staff killed during the Second World War. It costs £50,000 a year to maintain, and Les Munro wants to help pay for it . Service: Les Munro leaning out of the cockpit of his Lancaster Bomber , which he flew on the Dambusters raid. The plane was hit over Holland and he managed to fly it home with a gaping hole in the body . Hero: Les Munro (left) being introduced to George VI, centre, by Wing Commander Guy Gibson VC, right, who led 617 Squadron on the Dambusters raid . Comrades: Les Munro (centre at front) with his crew in front of the Lancaster Bomber he flew on the raid that smashed two dams . The men of Bomber Command

Summary: Les Munro, 95, flew Lancaster on raid on dams using bouncing bombs . He hopes to raise £50,000 for upkeep of the central London RAF memorial . Built to remember 55,573 aircrew and groundstaff who died in WW2 . Not finished until 2013 after row with Germany over respect for their dead . Sq Ldr Munro's Lancaster bomber was hit by Nazi fire over Holland on raid . But he flew plane back to UK with a gaping hole, saving lives of his crew .


Middlesbrough forward Mustapha Carayol is close to signing a new contract, despite being on loan at Championship rivals Brighton. The-26-year-old joined the Seagulls until the end of the season last week, but is set to put pen to paper on a new two-and-a-half year deal at the Riverside Stadium. Boro boss Aitor Karanka, despite allowing in Carayol leave on loan, still feels the Gambian can have a career under him and has pushed for him to sign an extension. Mustapha Carayol joined Brighton on loan for the rest of the season after recovering from serious knee injury . Middlesbrough forward Carayol is close to agreeing a new deal at the Riverside Stadium . The 26-year-old has not featured for Middlesbrough this season due to injury . Carayol was a regular for Middlesbrough last season, but he hasn't featured for the club during the current campaign following a serious knee injury. It is hoped he can get some regular game time at the Amex Stadium before returning north ahead of next season.

Summary: Mustapha Carayol has not featured for Middlesbrough this season . Former Bristol Rovers forward suffered a serious knee injury in March 2014 . Carayol joined Brighton on loan last week for the rest of the campaign . The 26-year-old is close to agreeing a new deal to stay at the Riverside .


Manchester United youngster Andreas Pereira offered a student £10,000 for a threesome with him and Old Trafford team-mate Paddy McNair, it was reported on Thursday. The Belgian-born Brazilian, who made his Barclays Premier League debut on Sunday against Tottenham, allegedly offered 19-year-old Kelly McKinney cash to spend the night with him and McNair after she met the United squad at their Christmas party. Pereira is also said to have invited Kelly to his home for sex days before his Premier League debut, mentioning that he was with two other members of the first-team squad. Kelly McKinney was offered £10,000 by Andreas Pereira (right) for a threesome with him and Paddy McNair . Fellow United player McNair is not suggested to have been involved in the messages sent by Pereira . The messages said to have been sent by Pereira (left, in white) and student Kelly (right, green) McNair is not suggested to have been involved in or aware of the sending of Pereira's messages. Kelly told The Sun: 'I nearly fell off my chair when he offered me £10,000 for a threesome. What kind of low-life does that? I'm not that kind of person at all and found it very, very insulting. 'He's clearly desperate and struggling to find anyone that he doesn't have to pay for a sex.' Kelly claims that Pereira tracked her down on Twitter after the team's Christmas party at the Neighbourhood bar in Manchester where she was invited to the VIP area to drink with the other players. In a series of WhatsApp messages, the midfielder allegedly asked if she wanted to meet with him and McNair before she responded questioning what he meant. The Belgian-born Brazilian messaged Kelly after meeting her at United's Christmas party in Manchester, saying 'Threesome. Will take care of u. U want? How much. Tell me. We were ready to pay 5each' Pereira made his Premier League debut against Tottenham in United's 3-0 win on Sunday . Pereira is said to have replied: 'Threesome. Will take care of u. U want? How much. Tell me. We were ready to pay 5each.' It remains to be seen whether Louis van Gaal will punish Pereira for his behaviour, with the starlet having embarrassed his manager in a week when he has been full of praise for the 19-year-old's class on the field. 'When you are 19 and already in the squad of Manchester United, then you must have a big talent otherwise you would not be in there,' Van Gaal said. 'I am very happy that I could give him his Premier League debut.' United's players met Kelly in the VIP area on a Christmas night out at the Neighbourhood bar in Manchester . United manager Louis van Gaal had high praise for Pereira's work on the pitch after Sunday's game . Pereira's agent Leo Scheinkman said: 'He is young and single and can have sex with whoever he wants. What does he have to apologise for?' Pereira is yet to sign a new contract at Old Trafford, with his current deal expiring in

Summary: Andreas Pereira made his Premier League debut for United against Spurs . Belgian-born Brazilian invited a student to have a threesome for cash . Pereira offered £10,000 for a sex session involving Paddy McNair . 19-year-old midfielder messaged Kelly McKinney saying: 'Threesome. Will take care of u. U want? How much. Tell me. We were ready to pay 5each' Louis van Gaal spoke highly of Pereira this week before the revelations . CLICK HERE for all the latest Manchester United news .


British parents are choosing increasingly unusual names for their children - including Dior, Daiquiri, Hiya and Reem. National records for 2014 show thousands of babies are now the only person in the country to have their name. The trend for calling youngsters something completely unique has led to some bizarre examples, such as Godstreasure, Diamond-Leigh and Spartacus. Babies in the UK are increasingly being given unique names including Neymar, Dior, Reem and Daiquiri (file picture) The number of unique names chosen last year topped 4,800 and accounted for nearly two-thirds of the total number of names. Those chosen for boys included Alp, Daily, Egor, Kasper, Lake, Scout and Sherlock. A boy was also called just the letter 'M' while others were named Papa and Spurgeon. The names of footballers also proved popular with one boy being called Neymar after the Brazilian Barcelona player and others called Strachan, Pirlo and Zola. Girls' names included Hiya, Ariel, Fox and Prayer. Eight girls were called Valentina, seven were called Crystal and five were named Monroe. Place names also proved popular with boys called London, a girl called Camden and four girls called Paisley. Musicians also featured with four girls called Rihanna, a boy called Presley and two girls each called Lulu and Shakira. Responding to the announcement of names in Scotland, parenting groups said mums and dads often gave children unusual names to make them feel special, but warned some of the names could give rise to problems in later life. Records show the trend for one-off names led to more than 4,800 unique children's names last year . Lisa Penney, of Bounty, the UK's largest parenting club, said: 'Celebrities like the Beckhams are renowned for choosing unusual names for their off-spring and today's parents are quick to follow a trend in a bid to make sure their choice of baby names stands out from the crowd. 'But baby name trends can change quickly and names that first seem unusual can quickly become common in the classroom. 'Just a couple of years ago Ava and Isla were pretty uncommon as a baby girl's name, yet now they regularly feature in the top ten. 'Likewise for boys, a decade ago the names Jacob and Noah were rarely considered, but nowadays parents look beyond previously traditional biblical names like Matthew, Luke and Adam. 'Whilst certain baby names can quickly rise to fame they can just as easily fall from favour. Take Tilly, Lexi and Lacey for example, now that they are more common in classrooms across the country they no longer make the grade for new parents who want a name that no other child is likely to have in the playground.' A list of the top 100 names for boys and girls was published in December, showing Jack and Emily were the most popular.

Summary: Study of records shows boom in parents giving youngster's unique names . Trend has thrown up some unorthodox names, including Dior and Daiquiri . Experts say parents are increasingly copying celebrities who do the same . They warn that names that seem like a good idea can cause problems later .


Roy Hodgson had in his hand a piece of paper. Well, more of a crumpled scrap, to be honest, and it was more a reminder of his ambition and his faith in the future than a declaration of war. When Hodgson unfolded his training notes, they included names scribbled in biro for a session at St George's Park and the two circled were Wayne Rooney and Harry Kane. Captain Rooney, with 101 caps and 46 goals, had started the day with a formal presentation of the England player of the year award for 2014, as voted for by supporters. Is this going to be England's new strike partnership for the Euro 2016 qualifier against Lithuania on Friday? Harry Kane trains with the England senior squad for the first team at St George's Park on Tuesday morning . Roy Hodgson holds a piece of paper which seems to pair Wayne Rooney and Kane together in attack . Hodgson talks with assistant manager Ray Lewington (left) and coach Gary Neville during the session . Kane jogs alongside Rooney (3rd right) and uncapped Tottenham team-mate Ryan Mason (2nd right) Kane goes through a drill with the ball as training gets underway at England's Burton-upon-Trent base . Kane challenges Everton midfielder Ross Barkley for the ball during Tuesday's session . Games played: 26 . Minutes played: 1,876 . Goals: 19 . Right foot: 10 . Left foot: 5 . Headed: 4 . Inside area: 17 . Outside area: 2 . Kane was the new-boy, uncapped, in his first squad, but with eyes and lenses focused on him in search of clues about whether his Tottenham goal rate could be transplanted to the international stage. The 21-year-old Spurs striker took his tally for the season to 29 with a hat-trick against Leicester on Saturday and inched a little closer to his England debut when Daniel Sturridge pulled out with an injury. Hodgson proved with Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain and Raheem Sterling that he can be bold when it comes to selecting young players and his key decisions will revolve around whether to start with Kane against Lithuania in a sell-out Euro 2016 qualifier at Wembley, on Friday. Kyle Walker (left), Kane and Phil Jones in action during England's first training session of the week . England manager Hodgson could hand Kane his England debut against Lithuania on Friday . Kane's chances of making his England debut improved after Daniel Sturridge withdrew from the squad . Kane has scored 29 goals in all competitions for club side Tottenham Hotspur this term . 'His confidence must be sky-high,' said England's vice-captain Gary Cahill. 'To meet up with England for the first time off the back of a hat-trick, he is in a good place and deserves his place in this squad. 'For me he's ready to play, I'm sure he'd relish the opportunity, but so are the other guys. So that's down to the manager. 'It's always daunting when you're in the squad for the first time, even if you' re in fantastic form and I'm sure Harry's no different. He's

Summary: England play Lithuania in a Euro 2016 qualifier at Wembley on Friday night . Harry Kane trained with England senior team for the first time on Tuesday . Tottenham striker is vying to partner Wayne Rooney up front on Friday . Kane has scored 29 goals this season and is in line to make his debut . Roy Hodgson had Kane and Rooney's name circled on his training notes . Gary Cahill says Kane's confidence is sky-high after hat-trick vs Leicester .


Former Northern Ireland international and Real Mallorca striker Gerry Armstrong is an expert analyst and commentator for Sky Sports’ coverage of Spanish football. Here, he shares his thoughts with Sportsmail's Craig Hope on the Gareth Bale saga at Real Madrid… . Gareth is under a lot of pressure and sometimes that can get to you. But the recent criticism aimed at him is completely unfounded and unnecessary. I have seen him play really well this season and I have seen him play some indifferent games. He is probably having a decent season, but it could still be brilliant. Real are only four points behind Barcelona in the league and you would fancy them to get past Atletico and into the last four of the Champions League. Gareth Bale was heavily criticised after Real Madrid's 2-1 defeat at the hands of La Liga rivals Barcelona . An estimated 400 million people watched Bale struggle on television as Real moved four points behind Barca . Bale has been criticised by Real supporters despite winning four trophies since joining the club in 2013 . And don’t forget what an impact he had last year. He scored in the final of the Champions League and Copa del Rey and finished with 22 goals. He's on 16 now and will better that total this year, what more can you ask? All this talk of dropping him is rubbish – you can’t drop Gareth Bale, he scores and creates too many goals. Real have been going through a slump in the past five weeks or so. They have been missing key players. But it seems Gareth has been taking a lot of the stick from fans, and I don’t agree with that, although he has probably been trying too hard at times. Now that Toni Kroos and Luka Modric are back I think you’ll see Gareth really re-emerge and rediscover his best form, because I admit he wasn’t great against Barcelona on Sunday. He wasn’t the only top player to disappoint, but he disappeared from the game for long periods and sometimes he needs to be more forceful. The Wales international took his anger out on a corner flag after netting a brace against Levante on March 15 . Cracks seem to be appearing in Bale's relationship with Real Madrid team-mate Cristiano Ronaldo . On the issue of him being unhappy, only he knows how happy he really is at Madrid. Part of the problem is the language and being comfortable with your team-mates. Then there is the situation with Cristiano Ronaldo. I wouldn’t say the relationship between himself and Ronaldo is bad, but Cristiano was so petulant when Gareth scored his goals against Levante last week - he could not hide the disappointment from his face. He’s like a spoilt brat at times. But the fans are so forgiving with Ronaldo because of the goals he scores, it’s very unfair. They say Gareth should pass more to Ronaldo - that’s nonsense. It was the same with Cesc Fabregas and the pressure on him to pass to Lionel

Summary: Gareth Bale has been criticised following his display against Barcelona . The Welshman's car was attacked by a fan after Real's 2-1 defeat . Bale's relationship with Cristiano Ronaldo is not as strong as it once was . Man United are said to be interested in bringing Bale back to England . READ: Bale is feeling the heat after being made a scapegoat at Real .


It seemed like a major coup for Ed Miliband. Martin Freeman, one of Britain’s most bankable Hollywood stars, was last night unveiled as the first big celebrity backer of Labour’s 2015 general election campaign. The millionaire actor, who has enjoyed a dizzying rise to international superstardom with the Hobbit trilogy, was the focus of a glossy three-minute film in which he insisted Mr Miliband’s party would ‘make sure the economy works for all of us, not just the privileged few’. Millionaire actor Martin Freeman (pictured) is the focus of a glossy three-minute film in which he insists Mr Miliband’s party would ‘make sure the economy works for all of us, not just the privileged few’ But last night, the Labour leader faced embarrassment after it emerged that Freeman is a former supporter of Arthur Scargill’s far-left socialist party which openly refused to vote Labour at the 2005 general election. Freeman himself also faced accusations of hypocrisy after it was reported that he sends his son to a £12,000-a-year private school. Not only that, but his long term partner once declared herself bankrupt over an unpaid £120,000 tax bill – despite Freeman having an estimated fortune of £10million. In last night’s three-minute broadcast, Freeman, who found fame in the satirical British sitcom The Office, said: ‘I don’t know about you, but my values are about community, compassion, decency; that’s how I was brought up.’ Freeman with his partner Amanda Abbington (pictured) who declared herself bankrupt over an unpaid £120,000 tax bill, despite living with Freeman, who is worth more than £10million . In an address straight to the camera, the 43-year-old, who also stars in Sherlock, claimed the Tories would take the country on a ‘rollercoaster of cuts’ while Labour would ‘make sure the economy works for all of us, not just the privileged few, like me’. The actor also insisted the Tories ‘don’t believe in the NHS’ and added: ‘For me, there’s only one choice – and I choose Labour.’ At first glance, it appeared to represent a much needed boost for Mr Miliband as Freeman is a good deal more famous than some of Labour’s other celebrity backers – such as Baldrick actor Tony Robinson. But last night it emerged that Mr Freeman spent years supporting a far-left Socialist Labour Party that was set up by the militant miners’ union boss Arthur Scargill in protest at New Labour. In an interview with the Guardian ahead of the 2005 election, Freeman declared that he voted for the party in 2001 and would not back Tony Blair. Asked how he would vote that year, he replied: ‘Not Labour’. The Socialist Labour Party, which is now almost defunct, campaigns for the ‘abolition of capitalism’ and the nationalisation of virtually every industry. Freeman faced accusations of hypocrisy after it was reported he sends his son to a private school . The Conservatives said Freeman’s decision to switch his support to Labour showed how far Mr Miliband had dragged the party to the Left. Tory MP Nigel Adams said: ‘Even Bilbo Baggins has recognised how far

Summary: Hollywood actor Martin Freeman was last night unveiled as Labour's first big celebrity backer of their 2015 general election campaign . Millionaire is focus of three-minute film promoting Ed Miliband's party . But Mr Freeman is a former supporter of Scargill's far-left socialist party . Faces accusations of hypocrisy after it was reported he sends son to private school and partner was declared bankrupt over £120,000 tax bill .


A woman's stowaway Chihuahua was discovered by airport employees before it could depart New York with its owner. The traveler 'had no idea the pup had crawled into a suitcase until TSA officers detected the dog inside the woman's luggage' according to the Transport Security Administration's Lisa Farbstein. The beige and brown dog would have flown from La Guardia Airport to a layover in Chicago before arriving at its owner's final destination of Los Angeles on Tuesday, according to the Queens Courier. Scroll down for video . A chihuahua pup (left) stowed away in its owner's suitcase (right) before being discovered by TSA agents at La Guardia Airport . However, the checked, hard-shell case set off the TSA alarm, and employees found the woman before she boarder her flight. Ms Farbstein said that owner was 'shocked' that her covert canine had decided to join her on the West Coast. Her husband came to the airport and picked up the Chihuahua. It is not known whether the woman made her flight. Social media users reacted on Twitter by calling the dog 'the most adorable stowaway' but also expressing concern that the animal could have suffocated if not found before being put in the baggage hold.

Summary: Beige and brown chihuahua was stowed away in hard-shell suitcase . Dog would have been checked to Chicago and then Los Angeles . Owner had no idea that dog was in case, called husband to pick it up .