He was sacked for punching a junior TV producer after not getting a hot dinner. And judging by the extensive list of backstage luxuries demanded by Jeremy Clarkson and his Top Gear Live co presenters, it seems a miracle he hadn’t previously lashed out. The three-page catalogue was revealed after BBC producer Oisin Tymon, who felt Clarkson’s wrath, said he did not want to press charges. Scroll down for video . Very specific requests include over 20 bottles of wine, such as Veuve Clicquot Champagne, Cloudy Bay Pinot Noir and Sauvignon Blanc. Also required is Chateau Leoube rosé or equivalent which – at Clarkson’s insistence - must be ‘pale DRY… preferably southern France.’ In case that runs out, they ask for two dozen bottles of Peroni beer, Bombay Sapphire gin plus tonic, ice and lemon, all chilled in a fridge or cooler cabinet with at least four shelves. Their drinks must be served on linen covered tables, while a sofa must be provided with ‘enough room to seat six people, one of whom is 6ft 3in and likes to lie down’. The stars also insist on a Nespresso coffee machine with a milk frothing gadget, balsamic vinegar, Dove deodorant, hair wax, ‘nice rubbish bins’ and a coat stand – ‘NOT a rail!’ In all, there are about 120 different items listed for the green room which Clarkson, Richard Hammond and James May use to relax in during breaks from hosting the Top Gear Live events, which take place at arenas in the UK and abroad, and are separate from the BBC TV show. The rooms – often the size of a hotel suite – must be fitted with a rug if there are no carpets, soft lighting, a TV with good speaker system and Sky Sports and movies, an array of films on DVD and green plants - ideally bamboo. Smoker Clarkson insists on a carton of Marlboro Lights and as well as packets of Camels and Marlboro Menthol Lights. In all, there are about 120 different items listed for the green room which Clarkson, Richard Hammond and James May use to relax in during breaks from hosting the Top Gear Live events . And in a move which might have pre-empted the attack that ended Clarkson’s BBC career, the list also insists the green room must be located near a McDonald’s, stating: ‘THEY WILL ASK FOR THIS’. A source from Top Gear Live told the Mail: ‘All three presenters have their eclectic tastes and they certainly know what they want. ‘Jeremy is very into his rosé and very particular about getting exactly the right type of wine. ‘He also likes to be driven around in a Range Rover during these events. ‘It’s fair to say he can be a little bit of a Prima Donna at times.’ Clarkson is alleged to have been drinking Rose for three hours before he hit TV producer Oisin Tymon, who had told him that he wasn’t able to have steak and chips at Simonstone Hall in North Yorkshire following a day’s filming. Two planned Top

Summary: Backstage luxuries demanded by Jeremy Clarkson and his co-presenters at Top Gear Live shows revealed . Three-page catalogue includes over 20 bottles of wine, such as Veuve Clicquot Champagne and Sauvignon Blanc . In case that runs out, they ask for two dozen bottles of Peroni beer, Bombay Sapphire gin, tonic and ice . Their drinks must be served on linen covered tables and the presenters must be based near to a McDonald's .


Former England spinner Graeme Swann has called on the England and Wales Cricket Board to realise their approach is 'out of date', saying that there is a 'stubbornness' about their selection policy and that they are 'living in the past'. Swann watched on as England slumped to another heavy World Cup loss, with Sri Lanka chasing down their 309 for six with ease, winning with nine wickets and 16 balls to spare. The defeat goes alongside reverses against Australia and New Zealand, with Scotland the only team England have beaten so far. VIDEO Scroll down to watch Cricket World Cup Highlights: England vs Sri Lanka . Former England spinner Graeme Swann (pictured in 2013) has hit out at the England and Wales Cricket Board . Wins over Afghanistan and Bangladesh would take them to the quarter-finals, but Swann thinks the problems are evident. Writing on Twitter, he said: 'A positive thing that can come of this world cup is that maybe the top brass will realise just how out of date our approach is.' Swann also aired his views on BBC Radio 5 Live, adding that England had been overly pleased to get what he considered to be an average score. 'I think the problem lies not just with the bowling but the whole approach. It was a very self-congratulatory 310, everyone was saying 'brilliant'. These days that's about average and not a great score,' he said. 'We should be looking for 340, 350; The difference between the top teams and everyone else is immense. They're saying the is the limit when you bat, we're still looking at par scores.' Swann feels the answer could lie with former Nottinghamshire team-mate Alex Hales. 'There's a bit of stubbornness about the selection policy,' he added. 'I like Gary Ballance, he's a great lad, but I think even he'd admit that he shouldn't be in the team at the minute, he's in horrible form. 'We have a lad in Alex Hales, one of these new generation players who does go out and knock it about, he tries to smash everything for four and six. 'We need to get these young lads playing. We have too many people running it, too many people involved, too many plans and I think we're just living in the past.' Sri Lankan bowler Tillakaratne Dilshan dives to make a catch that sees England's Gary Ballance dismissed . Ballance (front right) leaves the field after losing his wicket to Dilshan during England's match with Sri lanka . England batsman Jos Buttler falls as he avoids a ball during the match against Sri Lanka in Wellington . England's James Taylor dives to try and stop the ball from crossing the boundary rope against Sri Laka . Former England captain Michael Vaughan added: 'We are watching a era of Cricket where if you are predictable you will end up with a predictable outcome.' Another ex-England player, Geoffrey Boycott, said the England team were not being realistic. Boycott has long spoken his mind about the national team's woes, and though he conceded to some

Summary: Former England spinner Graeme Swann has critcised the current set up . England are failing to meet expectations at the World Cup . They have lost to Australia, New Zealand and Sri Lanka . Swann has criticised performances and 'stubborn' selection policy . He has singled out Gary Ballance for a dip in form .


It seems some Australians are getting hot under the collar following the long-awaited release of 'Fifty Shades of Grey' The Movie on our shores. At least in Newcastle. When one resident from the beachside city north of Sydney returned to her car recently, what she found was much more than a parking ticket. Reddit Australia user Skwarx was shocked to find a saucy note from a couple looking for 'Fifty Shades' inspired swinging sex along with their contact details. '50 Shades of Grey. Adult couple seek like minded people for swinging sex.' The driver posted the note to the Reddit website with her response: 'Stay classy Spewcastle.' Reddit user SkWarx was shocked to find the Kinky note on her car windscreen after going to grab a coffee . 'Stay beautiful Spewcastle': The note was posted to Australian social website Reddit . The film tells an unconventional romance story between a billionaire and a college graduate . The note comes after author E.L. James' best-selling novel was turned to the big screen, shocking critics across the globe after earning the biggest February opening ever in the US. The film tells an unconventional romance story between billionaire Christian Grey (Jamie Dornan) and his sadomasochistic relationship with college graduate Anastasia Steele (Dakota Johnson). Universal Pictures announced this week that 'Fifty Shades of Grey' has passed $500 million at the global box office. Universal Pictures has announced that 'Fifty Shades of Grey' has passed $500 million at the global box office . E.L. James' best-selling novel was turned to the big screen, grabbing controversial headlines across the globe .

Summary: A woman returns to car to find raunchy invitation on her dashboard . The note was from a couple seeking 'Fifty Shades' inspired swinging sex . 'Fifty Shades' the movie has passed $500 million at global box office .


Atletico Madrid boss Diego Simeone believes his side are having a 'great season' despite them playing catch-up in La Liga's title race. The defending champions sit seven points behind leaders Barcelona and are also 1-0 to Bayer Leverkusen after the first leg of their Champions League last 16 tie. But despite recent setbacks Simeone is refusing to write-off his side's chances of recreating their success of last season. Atletico Madrid boss Diego Simeone believes his side are having a 'great season' despite sitting fourth . Antoine Griezmann (left) and Fernando Torres train ahead of Saturday's game against Espanyol . 'There are still a lot of games left,' he told reporters on Friday. 'We'll have to wait to see how the league finishes and then we'll review what happened. 'You all like to compare this team to last year's, something I don't consider at all. 'I think we've got six points fewer than a year ago. I think we're having a great season.' Midfielder Koke celebrates after scoring in Atletico's 1-1 draw at home to Valencia last weekend . Koke is mobbed by his team-mates including former Liverpool and Chelsea striker Torres (right) Atletico take on Espanyol on Saturday and Simeone is looking for three points to jump back above Valencia, who beat Deportivo on Friday evening. 'We're hoping to get back to winning ways, which is important,' Simeone added. 'Hopefully, against Espanyol we can get back that consistency we had in the first half against Valencia, which is our way of playing and what makes us a difficult team to play against.'

Summary: Champions Atletico Madrid are seven points behind leaders Barcelona . Atletico are also behind in their Champions League last 16 tie . But manager Diego Simeone is pleased with his side's performances . Atletico won La Liga and reached the Champions League final last season .


Don't let the size of this tiny 6lb pooch fool you. Michelle Petty filmed her feisty Yorkshire Terrier named Puppies scaring off a herd of deer at a ranch in America. Footage shows him bravely approaching one of the mammals - more than ten times his size - before it instantly flinches away in terror. Caught on camera: Michelle Petty filmed her feisty Yorkshire Terrier named Puppies scaring off a herd of deer at a ranch in America . At the beginning of the clip, Puppies is seen standing in front of the deer for around ten seconds. Then, breaking the silence, the dog runs forward causing his audience to flee. As they scarper away, the deer are heard bleating in alarm. Petty said that the antlered beasts appeared to think Puppies was 'a wolf or something'. Throughout his herding adventure Puppies didn't appear to issue a bark and let his fearsome guise do the talking instead. Whoa: Footage shows him bravely approaching one of the mammals - more than ten times his size - before it instantly flinches away in terror . At the beginning of the clip, Puppies is seen silently standing in front of the deer for around ten seconds .

Summary: Michelle Petty filmed her Yorkshire Terrier, Puppies, scaring off a herd of deer at a ranch in America .


Veteran Harlequin Nick Easter is a man on a mission for the remainder of this season, hell-bent on proving his critics wrong by claiming the most unlikely of spots in Stuart Lancaster's England World Cup squad. A combination of impressive form for Quins, coupled with an untimely injury for Gloucester No 8 Ben Morgan, saw Easter recalled for this season's Six Nations after more than three years in the international wilderness. The 36-year-old's last international start came in the defeat by France in the quarter-finals of the 2011 World Cup, and he was subsequently omitted from the England set-up once Lancaster became coach in early 2012. Nick Easter poses with James Haskell and Lawrence Dallaglio at the Six Nations . But his ability to cover at No 8 as well as in the second row saw him feature as a replacement for England against Wales, Italy, Ireland and France in this year's Six Nations, with the veteran even winning his 50th international cap in the loss in Dublin. Easter's return to England colours has been seen by most as simply short-term option as the likes of Morgan and Wasp Joe Launchbury battle their way back to full fitness. But Easter sees his international return very differently and is determined to force his way into Lancaster's World Cup thinking as he looks to make his mark in the final weeks of the season. 'It's going to be tough making the World Cup squad with Ben Morgan coming back to full fitness,' said Easter, speaking at the Rosslyn Park HSBC National Schools Sevens. Easter looks dejected at the end of the Six Nations match between England and France . 'But I back myself to make it and I just hope I get a chance in the final World Cup warm-ups. 'Then the coaches have to make the decision from there about whether to select me or not but I back myself to make it. 'Our chances for the World Cup are as good as they were before. We have always had the players, it is just making sure we turn up for the big games and apply it. 'I would not mind becoming the oldest scorer for England at the World Cup – it would be a really nice thing to add to my career and I'm now so desperate to get the opportunity – I will be doing everything I can to impress and earn selection.' England came within six points of winning the Six Nations title this season after dismantling France at Twickenham on the final weekend of the Championship, with only an Ireland hammering of Scotland meaning Easter is not adding yet more silverware to an already impressive CV. Easter is 36 but hopes to win a place in Stuart Lancaster's England squad . A host of England players sparkled during the tournament, namely Jonathan Joseph and Ben Youngs, but it was the performances of Saracen Billy Vunipola at the base of the scrum that caught Easter's eye. In previous campaigns, Vunipola's fitness and inability to last 80 minutes had been

Summary: Nick Easter last started a game for England at the 2011 World Cup . Easter was part of the Six Nations squad and came off the bench . Easter wants to be the oldest player to score a try at the World Cup .


A new report from the Office of the Director of National Intelligence shows inmates released from the U.S. military detention center at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba are still returning to the battlefield and fighting against the United States and other Western nations. Since releases began under President George W. Bush, 116 men held in the facility famous for interrogations and orange jumpsuits have been 'confirmed of reengaging' in hostilities, according to ODNI. Of those, 23 are back in custody and 25 are dead – including some killed by American drone strikes and other military operations. But 68 are at large, including 5 released by President Barack Obama since his 2008 campaign pledge to close 'Gitmo' forever. Another 69 are 'suspected of reengageing,' and 55 of them are on the loose. James Clapper, the US Director of National Intelligence, testified in a Feb. 26 Senate Armed Services Committee hearing that 2014 will go down as the deadliest year for terrorism since records were first kept . Naval Base Guantanamo Bay, Cuba is a political flashpoint with Republicans wanting to keep terrorists outof harm's way and Democrats believing the facility's continued operation inflames hostilities against America . Obama's batting average looks far better than Bush's on paper. More than 20 per cent of the Guantanamo detainees released by order of the former president are once again considered enemy combatants in the war on terror. Among Obama's releases, that number barely hits 5 per cent. But a retired U.S. military intelligence officer told Daily Mail Online that the numbers are misleading. 'No one gets out of Guantanamo, goes right back to the front lines, and winds up in a CIA report in the same week,' he said Thursday. 'It can take months or years for them to feel confident enough to start waging jihad again, out in the open, with the U.S. and their host government keeping tabs on them.' 'And ODNI can only put in a public report what it can confirm. That sometimes takes even more years. So it's deceptive.' The source spoke on condition of anonymity. 'Are there more Bush transfers back at it than Obama transfers? Probably not,' he said. 'But the intelligence community has had more than six years to track Bush's. So they know more. Six years from now Obama's numbers will look pretty much the same.' 'These guys don't rejoin al-Qaeda overnight.' 203 Afghanistan . 123 Saudi Arabia . 63 Pakistan . 22 Yemen . 17 Algeria . 14 Great Britain . 12 Morocco . 12 Sudan . 11 Kuwait . 11 Tajikistan . 11 Albania . 9 France . 9 Kazakhstan . 9 Slovakia . 8 Russia . 7 Iraq . 6 Palau . 6 Georgia . 6 Qatar . 6 Uruguay . 5 Jordan . 5 Bahrain . 5 Spain . 4 Oman . 4 Bosnia and Herzegovina . – Source: New York Times / NPR . Speaking to the fact-checking website Politifact in January, a spokesman for Arizona Republican Sen. John McCain echoed that sentiment. 'It can take some time for us to identify (former detainees)

Summary: New figures from the Office of the Director of National Intelligence show 116 former Gitmo detainees have returned to terrorism . President Obama vowed as soon as he was inaugurated in 2009 that he would close the military detention center . 'Deceptive' numbers make it seem like Obama's releases have been better-behaved than Bush's . 'These guys don't rejoin al-Qaeda overnight,' warns a military intelligence expert .


Frustrated users of the App Store, Mac App Store and iTunes around the world were unable to download songs and apps from Apple's sites for much of the day. The services were down for approximately eleven hours and the long outage may have cost Apple millions of dollars in lost sales. Apple has revealed technical problems caused by an internal DNS error - although all service have now been restored. Error: Outage is thought to be affecting would-be customers in the UK, US, Canada, India and other regions . Apple also confirmed in an update on its status page that the issue was global. This morning, the page claimed that all services were functioning well - despite there being problems - but it has now been updated to show that the App Store, iTunes Store, Mac App Store and iBooks Store are all 'unavailable to all users'. This afternoon, Apple issued a statement, saying: 'We apologise to our customers experiencing problems with iTunes and other services this morning. 'The cause was an internal DNS error at Apple. We’re working to make all of the services available to customers as soon as possible, and we thank everyone for their patience.' Currently music, film and TV content is visible in the iTunes Stores, but users can’t buy it. Some users have seen error messages, while others are simply unable to download the goods they want in the digital stores. The front pages of both the App Store and Mac App Store are accessible, but there are broken pages on the sites when accessing individual apps. Currently some customers simply see a spinning circle indicating that a song is in the process of being downloaded, but nothing happens. Others are shown an error page saying that content cannot be displayed, or that the store is temporarily unavailable and could not complete their request, when they try to download an album. The status page also reveals that some users had problems accessing their iCloud mail this morning and may have been unable to sign in. This morning, Apple's status page claimed that all its services were functioning well - despite there being problems - but it has now been updated to show that the App Store, iTunes Store, Mac App Store and iBooks Store are all 'unavailable to all users' A post from Californian tech giant's Apple Support twitter handle said: 'APP STORE ISSUE: You may be receiving an error this morning. Apple are currently working on this and we do apologise.' In 2014 Apple revealed in that it had made $18.06 billion in revenue from iTunes, including its software and services, making up 10 per cent of Apple's total net sales. If this year's revenues match 2014's, the firm could be losing more than $2 million an hour - equivalent to $34,000 every minute. London-based social media analyst Tim Grimes tweeted: 'Based on 2014 iTunes Revenue: Apple are losing $34,246 per minute, $2,054,794 per hour the #iTunes store is down.' Seeing as the outage encompasses other services, it could follow that Apple's losses are much

Summary: App Store and iTunes users have taken to Twitter to complain they are unable to download songs and apps from Apple's sites . iTunes problem could be costing the company over £2 million an hour . Apple services have been down for eight hours and counting . Company said technical problem was caused by an internal DNS error . An update on Apple's status page has confirmed the problem was global .


Shocking pictures of emaciated kangaroos starving to death show the devastating effects of drought in outback Australia. Cattle farmer Tracey Walker - who lives on a property near Ilfracombe in Central West Queensland, which has been in drought for three years - says the kangaroo population has been hit hard by the crisis in the past two months. 'The kangaroos are really struggling, there's just not one bit of green pick,' Mrs Walker told Daily Mail Australia. 'They're just literally starving to death - it's a mighty cruel death. Cattle farmer and photographer Tracey Walker has captured striking images of kangaroos starving to death . Mrs Walker says kangaroos have been hit hard by Queensland's drought crisis in the past two months . She lives on a property near Ilfracombe, Queensland, which has been in drought for three years. In photos taken this week, she has captured dead and dying kangaroos around her 30,000 acre property . 'You can see where they're digging the roots of the grass to try to find something but it's completely dead. It's just like matchsticks or cardboard, there's no nutrition.' The drought conditions are so bad Mrs Walker was forced to remove all 800 of her cattle off her land 30,000 acre property three months ago. 'This is my second year of not having a proper wet season, I don't expect to see anything substantial growing until January next year - and that's if we get a wet,' she said. She said many of the dams on her property have dried up, and kangaroos get bogged in them. 'The stronger ones have moved on, it's the weak that have been left here. They're the ones that are dying.' Mrs Walker added that the Landsborough Highway, which stretches for 27km from Longreach to Ilfracombe, is covered by kangaroos that have starved to death. Mrs Walker said many of the dams on her property have dried up, and kangaroos get bogged in them . The drought conditions are so bad Mrs Walker was forced to remove all 800 of her cattle off her land 30,000 acre property three months ago . 'They call it the Killing Fields because it's just dead kangaroos on the side of the road that have been hit by cars and trucks,' she said. 'Now they are dying just of starvation, they're not even being hit by cars.' Longreach Regional Council chief Mark Watt said local council workers are increasingly removing bodies of kangaroos that have starved to death from the sides of roads and the outskirts of townships. 'As the drought begins to take hold and as the grass and the herbage reduces the outcomes get quite intense, and more roos are tending to die,' Mr Watt told Daily Mail Australia. 'We can have roos coming into the main town area looking for water, feed or green grass in people's yards. Kangaroos can be seen seeking shelter out of the blistering sun . Longreach Regional Council chief Mark Watt said local council workers are increasingly removing bodies of kangaroos that have starved to

Summary: Queensland cattle farmer has taken striking pictures of starving kangaroos . Tracey Walker lives near Ilfracombe in Central West Queensland . Emaciated kangaroos are dying due to the devastating effects of drought . Water supplies have been short for three years and mayor warns could dry up altogether within months .


Pebble's new Time smartwatch has become the most funded project ever on crowd-funding site Kickstarter, raising more than £9.7 million ($14.9 million) in one week. The smartwatch, which is Pebble's third product but the first to feature a colour screen, had already broken one record by raising over (£5.8 million) ($9 million) in its first day on the site. So far, more than 60,000 people have backed the Pebble Time project, which is set to be launched in May this year. California company Pebble has broken the all-time Kickstarter record. They raised more than £9.7 million in just a week - with 23 days still to go. So far more than 60,000 people have backed the new smartwatch (shown). But Pebble has been criticised for still using Kickstarter to raise funds . Pebble Time beat the previous overall funding record of £8.7 million ($13.3 million) set by the Coolest Cooler, a drinks cooler that comes with a built-in blender, wireless speaker and USB charging points - and there are still 23 days of funding to go in Pebble's Kickstarter. Pebble's original smartwatch is third on the all-time list, having raised more than £6.5 million ($10 million) after having an initial funding goal of £65,000 ($100,000). The new Time smartwatch comes with a colour e-paper screen similar to the technology used on e-readers such as the Amazon Kindle, with Pebble promising up to seven days battery life as a result. The watch is also water resistant. The Time will have a retail price of £129 ($199) once the Kickstarter campaign ends on March 28, but those who choose to fund the Time have been able to pre-order the wearable device for less. 1. Pebble Time - £10 million ($15.3 million) raised so far . 2. Coolest Cooler - £8.6 million ($13.2 million) 3. Pebble 1st generation smartwatch - £6.6 million ($10.2 million) 4. Exploding Kittens card game - £5.7 million ($8.7 million) 5. OUYA games console - £5.5 million ($8.5 million) 6. Pono Music player - £4 million ($6.2 million) 7. Veronica Mars movie - £3.7 million ($5.7 million) 8. Bring Back Reading Rainbow - £3.5 million ($5.4 million) 9. Torment: Tides of Numenera game - £2.7 million ($4.1 million) 10. Project Eternity game - £2.5 million ($3.9 million) There are still units available for £116 ($179) on Pebble's Kickstarter page. A movie of TV show Veronica Mars and Scrubs actor Zach Braff's most recent movie Wish I Was Here have both been funded on the site previously, as has a music player by Neil Young. Some experts, however, have criticised the use of Kickstarter by established companies like Pebble - and say it should be the reserve of startups only. More than a million units of the original Pebble Watch have been sold since it was funded in 2012, making it one of the most successful wearables on the market. ‘I'm not saying that successful people can't use Kickstarter but, to me, their cap-in-hand use of the platform has always felt fraudulent,’ said Daniel Cooper for Engadget. Pebble Time beat the previous

Summary: California company Pebble has broken the all-time Kickstarter record . They raised more than £9.7 million in just a week - with 23 days still to go . So far more than 60,000 people have backed the new smartwatch . But Pebble has been criticised for still using Kickstarter to raise funds . Pebble Time is their third product and the company has many backers . 'I always saw Kickstarter as a way to empower inventors who couldn't get backing any other way,' said Engadget's Daniel Cooper .


More than 160 people were forced to exit a plane using its emergency slides after the cabin filled with smoke. Six crew members and 158 passengers were rescued from the American Airlines flight at Denver International Airport around midday yesterday. They had flown on Flight 445 from Charlotte, North Carolina, and had been taxiing to the gate for less than a minute when the captain ordered that the chutes be activated. Scroll down for video . More than 160 people were forced to exit American Airlines Flight 445 using its emergency slides after the cabin filled with smoke at Denver International Airport around midday on Wednesday . A bus took the passengers to the terminal, where they waited for two hours for their baggage. One minor injury was reported. It is thought the person slipped on ice. Passenger Andy Long said he noticed a smell like an emergency brake being left on in a running car and then saw the cabin fill with a light haze. He said: 'That's when they said "Everybody get out, get out, get out. Don't take your stuff."' 'There was probably an appropriate amount of people being generally frustrated because their days got rained on.' He wrote on Instagram after the incident that he can now tick using an emergency plane exit off his bucket list. Another passenger, Lindsay Geisler, said that passengers waited for 20 minutes for a bus. She added: 'It's been great to see how people rally together and help out one another when you get put into a situation like this.' A bus took the passengers, who disembarked on to snow, to the terminal and they waited for two hours for their baggage . One passenger, Andy Long, said he noticed a smell like an emergency brake being left on in a running car and then saw the cabin fill with a light haze. Passengers waited by the plane until they were taken to the terminal . Men in suits, mothers with children and solo travellers were all forced to slide down one of the chutes . Greg Pixley, spokesman for the Denver Fire Department, said the smoke had been contained. 'There was smoke coming out of the wall. What caused it was contained to that one area,' he told the Denver Post. A spokesman for the airport said there was no sign of a fire inside the plane. A spokesman for American Airlines said: 'While taxiing to the gate, the pilot was alerted to possible smoke in the cabin. The passengers and crew deplaned via the slides and are all in the terminal. 'We are in contact with the National Transportation Safety Board and the Federal Aviation Administration.' A spokesman for the airport (above) said there was no sign of a fire inside the plane. Denver Fire Department said there was smoke coming out of the wall, but it was contained to one area .

Summary: Six crew and 158 passengers evacuated from American Airlines flight . Bus took passengers to terminal where they waited for their baggage . One person had a minor injury, thought to be from slipping on ice . Flight 445 travelling from Charlotte, North Carolina, to Denver, Colorado .


Five men involved in incidents on the Paris Metro ahead of a Chelsea match have been served with summonses, police have said. The men will appear at Waltham Forest Magistrates' Court on March 25 'regarding a police application for football banning orders', Scotland Yard said. Controversy erupted last month when Chelsea fans were filmed singing racist chants and refusing to let a black man on a train ahead of the Champions League clash against Paris St Germain. Souleymane S, a black man, was prevented getting on a train by Chelsea fans in Paris in February . Fans appeared to be chanting: 'We're racist, we're racist and that's the way we like it' Footage captured by a bystander before Chelsea drew 1-1 with Paris Saint-Germain appeared to show a man being pushed back on to the platform amid chants of 'We're racist, we're racist and that's the way we like it'. The commuter, identified only as 33-year-old Souleymane, said later he felt 'truly wounded to the bottom of my heart'. He said: 'We're in 2015, aren't we, and we're in France. We're in a civilised country and when you are in a civilised country there are certain things you can't do. 'For me, it's a humiliation. I was humiliated in my country. I was humiliated in front of my family, humiliated in front of my mother and father.' In light of the incident, Scotland Yard said it would examine the footage to establish whether police could make an application for football banning orders. Chelsea FC said previously it was 'appalled' and apologised to the victim, while manager Jose Mourinho said he was 'ashamed' of the fans involved. Souleymane has said he is still traumatised and would not accept the invitation to watching the second leg at Stamford Bridge on Wednesday night. PSG play Chelsea in a Champions League last-16 second leg at Stamford Bridge on Wednesday night . Souleymane S says he is still traumatised and has not accepted the invitation to watch a game in London . Sorry we are not currently accepting comments on this article.

Summary: Chelsea drew 1-1 with PSG in Champions League fixture last month . Black man was prevented from getting on Paris Metro prior to the game . Chelsea fans were filmed singing racist chants during the incident . Five men will appear at Waltham Forest Magistrates' Court on March 25 .


A man has admitted killing the businessman cousin of Sir Ranulph Fiennes by stabbing him three times with a pair of scissors at a tapas bar. Nicholas Hunter was heard saying, 'The world is going to end tonight at midnight,' before he launched a random attack on James Fiennes. He pleaded guilty to manslaughter on the grounds of diminished responsibility after psychiatrists agreed he was mentally ill at the time of the attack in April last year, and was sentenced to be detained indefinitely. Attack: James Fiennes, left, was killed in a bar by mentally ill stranger Nicholas Hunter, right . Mr Fiennes, 49, was an IT consultant and entrepreneur who was the second cousin of explorer Sir Ranulph and a distant relative of actors Ralph and Joseph Fiennes. The Old Bailey heard that on the evening of his death he had gone for a drink at The Tapestry tapas bar in Mortlake, south-west London, near the flat where he spent half of each week. He was a regular at the bar, and was described by staff and customers as a 'quiet, polite, kind and generous man', said prosecutor Zoe Johnson QC. She told the court that Hunter, 37, was working for an engineering company in Barnes run by his friend Thomas Olsen. His family have a 'genetic vulnerability' to mental illness and his maternal grandfather, his nephew and his brother have all been affected, Ms Johnson said. Killing: The attack took place at The Tapestry tapas bar in Mortlake, south London in April 2014 . Investigation: A police officer outside the bar shortly after the tragic incident last year . In 2005 he moved with his wife to Hong Kong to work for Cathay Pacific, but in 2011 he resigned and returned to Britain after being diagnosed with depression and prescribed anti-psychotic drugs. After his baby son was born in February 2014 Hunter reported feeling paranoid, suspicious and losing touch with reality, said Ms Johnson. 'He believed people were talking about him, following him and were going to kill him,' she added. On the day of the attack, Hunter bought a a pair of scissors from Sainsbury's during his lunch break and after work he went to Mr Olsen's home and suggested going for a drink. Shortly after he arrived at the bar he announced 'out of the blue' to Mr Olsen, 'I'm going to have a sex change', then added: 'I shouldn't have told you that, I'm going to kill you, the world is going to end at midnight tonight.' Hunter then appeared to notice Mr Fiennes and called out 'Hi James', even though he had not met the victim previously. Mr Fiennes approached him and asked how they knew each other, but Hunter just said: 'James, I'm going to have to kill you.' The attacker pulled out his scissors and stabbed Mr Fiennes repeatedly in a 'frenzied and unprovoked' attack, the court heard, before guests tackled him to the ground. Mr Olsen said the 'vicious' attack made it look 'as if he was possessed', the court was told. Relatives:

Summary: James Fiennes, 49, was killed in a tapas bar by stranger Nicholas Hunter . Killer apparently guessed victim's name - even though he had never met him before - and stabbed him with a pair of scissors . Hunter, 37, had been suffering from mental illness in the run-up to attack . He admitted manslaughter on the grounds of diminished responsibility and was sentenced to be detained indefinitely .


A lawyer for a notorious Dartmouth College fraternity accused of branding new members on their body compared it to a form of self-expression like piercing or tattooing. Alpha Delta - depicted in the 1978 film Animal House - was suspended in October for various incidents including hazing, serving alcohol to minors and hosting unregistered parties. Officials are now extending that punishment over new allegations that members were burned last fall, with one student reportedly having the skin on his buttocks seared. They are also considering closing the 46-year-old club for good depending on the outcome of discussions. A pledge of Alpha Delta (above) reportedly agreed to be branded on his backside in the fall of 2014 . Attorney George Ostler confirmed a small number of fraternity members voluntarily chose to get body brands, but the practice was never a condition of membership. He says no hazing occurred, no one was injured and members are cooperating fully with the college. News of the branding incident emerged this week via the website Gawker. A sophomore pledge of Alpha Delta reportedly agreed to be branded on his backside in the fall of 2014, according to a tipster. By agreeing to the branding, the pledge would theoretically be allowed to avoid 'more drinking-intensive pledge activities'. When the pledge went home for winter break, he realized something was wrong with his brand and went to the doctor, Gawker reported. The fraternity at the Hanover, New Hampshire, school was famously depicted in the 1978 film Animal House . Dartmouth's sitting president Phil Hanlon (above) - class of 1977 - is a member of the Alpha Delta fraternity . He had to be hospitalized after it was determined the brand was infected. Medical personnel alerted the college, which is in Hanover, New Hampshire, and the school handed down a suspension. This is not the first time Alpha Delta has been linked to branding. A 1992 Rolling Stone article reported that 'a few pledges were reportedly branded against their will this year'. Alpha Delta brothers did not deny that allegation at the time. The pledge whose brand became infected is now a brother in the fraternity. Earlier this year, Dartmouth College President Philip Hanlon - who was a member of Alpha Delta in the 1970s - announced a series of reforms to eliminate problems he said were 'hijacking' Dartmouth's future that included high-risk drinking, sexual assault and a lack of inclusiveness on campus. The college is banning hard liquor on campus, ending pledge or probationary periods for all student groups to reduce hazing, developing a mandatory sexual violence prevention program and creating new residential communities. Alpha Delta was initially founded by members of the Gamma Sigma Society but dissociated from its parent corporation and renamed itself The Alpha Delta Fraternity in 1969.

Summary: Dartmouth College's Alpha Delta has a significant record of disciplinary violations, including hazing, serving alcohol to minors and hosting unregistered parties . This week it emerged that a new member had been branded on the buttocks during an initiation ceremony . Attorney George Ostler confirmed a small number of fraternity members voluntarily chose to get body brands . But he noted the practice was never a condition of membership .


Queens Park Rangers midfielder Karl Henry is hoping he can quickly lose the deja-vu feeling his side's current plight of form is giving him. Henry knows all too well what relegation feels like having lost the battle to stay up when working under Terry Connor at Wolverhampton Wanderers in 2012. Like current Hoops boss Chris Ramsey, the inexperienced Connor was given the managerial reigns following the exit of a more experienced manager in the form of Mick McCarthy. Queens Park Rangers midfielder Karl Henry vies for the ball with Crystal Palace ace Yannick Bolaise . Harry Redknapp was replaced by Chris Ramsey at the west London club but results have failed to improve . But 32-year-old Henry is hoping that's where the similarities end, he told the Mirror: 'This is very similar to when Terry took over at Wolves. 'I just hope the outcome is not the same. It is tough for Chris coming in at this stage, with the transfer window closed and having to rally the troops. But I believe in what he is trying to do. Mick McCarthy feels the pressure and was later replaced by Terry Connor, but Wolves were still relegated . Midfielder Henry applauds the fans as Wolves were relegated in the rain in 2012 under Connor . 'As a player you definitely draw on previous experiences and there are other players in the squad who have been in relegation battles, some they have won and some they haven't. 'But no one in our dressing room is crumbling and no one is feeling sorry for themselves. 'You have to look forward. Games are running out so we have to act quickly, we know the next few games are crucial.'

Summary: Karl Henry hopes Queens Park Rangers can survive relegation this season . Henry tasted relegation with former club Wolverhampton Wanderers . Wolves changed managers in similar fashion during that season in 2012 . Terry Connor unsuccessfully took over from experienced Mick McCarthy .


Martha Stewart found herself in hot water this morning after she posted a completely nude photo of her four-year-old granddaughter Jude to her Twitter account from their family vacation. 'Jude looks great with her long blond hair braided - art session at 8.45,' the 73-year-old lifestyle mogul wrote with the image, which depicts Jude sitting on the floor with her back turned to the camera. The image quickly became a source of outrage among her followers, with many tweeting their horror at the image’s content, prompting Martha to remove the offending image just 15 minutes after it was posted. Scroll down for video . Posted: Martha Stewart found herself in hot water this morning after she tweeted a completely naked photo of her four-year-old granddaughter Jude from their family vacation, which Daily Mail Online has censored . Eldest granddaughter: Martha, pictured with Jude last May in New York, deleted the post 15 minutes later claiming she thought she had cropped the image . 'Martha why is this child naked??' one response read, while another added: ‘Is there a specific reason she is naked?’ Martha quickly issued an apology for the error, saying: 'Sorry I thought I cropped the photo - we are on vacation!' That tweet has now also been removed from her account. Jude is the eldest of Martha's two grandchildren, the other being three-year-old Truman. Both were born via a surrogate to Martha's only daughter Alexis Stewart, a 49-year-old TV host and radio personality, who has spoken publicly about her struggle to conceive a child naturally. Martha's Twitter followers were unified in their immediate responses following the nude snap. 'Really? Posting naked pictures of a child on Twitter? Really???' wrote one. 'I agree. Any idiot knows you can't put naked pics of kids on the internet', stated another. A third commented: 'Please place proper clothing on this child and repost. Thank you'. Backtracking: The 73-year-old lifestyle guru, who is on vacation in an unknown location, soon issued this apology (pictured), but deleted it less than an hour later . Outrage: Martha's followers were unified in their knee-jerk responses following the nude snap . Twitter's guidelines mention that they 'do not mediate content', and suggest, in regards to 'sensitive content such as nudity', that: 'For the most part, using common sense won’t steer you wrong.' Following Martha's removal of the photo, one follower replied: 'Thank you dear', while another stated, 'I'm calling bulls***'. Martha has since deleted her apology tweet too, and her latest post is now a snap of her vacation view. 'Resting with this view after a marathon Comedy Central taping the roast of justin bieber!!! You will see it 3-30'. Time off: Martha showed off her luxurious view following her 'marathon taping' session of Comedy Central's Roast special, during which Justin Bieber will receive a public shaming from ten celebrity 'roasters' Family visit: Jude, right, is the eldest of Martha's two grandchildren, the other being three-year-old Truman, left, pictured with Martha last June at her TV studio . Mom: Both kids were born via a surrogate to Martha's

Summary: The 73-year-old lifestyle mogul shared the inappropriate snap of her eldest grandchild Jude seated with her back to the camera enjoying an 'art session' It prompted a wash of comments from her Twitter followers, some calling for Martha to dress the child and then re-post . Martha deleted the image 15 minutes later and issued an apology stating: 'Sorry I thought I cropped the photo - we are on vacation!' Twitter's guidelines suggest, in regards to 'sensitive content such as nudity', that 'for the most part, using common sense won’t steer you wrong'


Harry Kane has revealed he can't believe a 'crazy' year at Tottenham has culminated in his first call-up for the senior England squad. Kane was given the nod by Three Lions boss Roy Hodgson for the forthcoming Euro qualifier with Lithuania, followed by the friendly with Italy after bagging 26 goals 42 games for Spurs this season. The Chingford-born forward was a regular on the Tottenham bench until November, but has blossomed from bit-part player into one of the Premier League's most deadly strikers. VIDEO Scroll down to watch Harry Kane's interview with Spurs TV . Tottenham striker Harry Kane has earned his first call up to the England squad following a fine run of form . The 21-year-old, pictured in action against Manchester United, could face Lithuania and Italy this month . Kane scores his second goal of the game against QPR - his 26th in all competitions this season . Kane said: 'I haven't had time to sit down and think about what's happened. It's obviously been a hectic season - a lot has been happening, but I'm enjoying every minute of it and I just want it to continue. 'It's crazy how things can change in football in such a short space of time. I can remember coming off the bench against Benfica and nearly getting that big comeback win away from home. 'But we're here now and it's crazy, but it's what I've always wanted to achieve.' Hodgson - who made the announcement at Wembley Stadium - also called-up his team-mates Kyle Walker and Andros Townsend to the 24-man squad. 'I think the whole country is excited about Harry,' said the England boss. 'It would have been a surprise if he wasn't selected.' Kane is refusing to allow himself to get carried away, but has set his sights firmly on winning that all-important first cap, despite competition coming from Wayne Rooney, Daniel Sturridge and Danny Welbeck. England boss Roy Hodgson announces his 24-man squad during a press conference at Wembley Stadium . Kane took to Twitter on Thursday to talk of his pride at being called up to Hodgson's senior squad . Kane, pictured celebrating at Loftus Road, has more Premier League goals than any Englishman this season . 'It's a very proud moment for me and my family. It's an honour to be called up to the senior side and something I always dreamed of as a kid, when I got the message I was full of joy and hope it's the first of many. 'I'll be aiming to go there and compete for places, try and get myself into the team. There's a lot of great players there and I know that.' England meet Lithuania at Wembley on March 27 in their Group E Euro 2016 qualifier before a friendly in Turin against Italy on March 31.

Summary: Harry Kane has been called up to the England squad for the first time . The Tottenham striker could face Lithuania in a Euro 2016 qualifier . He will also be part of Roy Hodgson's squad for the friendly with Italy . Kane has described his rapid progress this season as 'crazy'


The Church of England yesterday published a prayer for the General Election that called on its congregations to vote for ‘policies that sustain the poor’. In a move likely to plunge its relations with Tory leaders to a new low, the Church issued an election prayer that urged its followers to pray to ‘help us turn our backs on self-interest’. In the wake of controversial election advice put out by CofE bishops earlier this year that urged support for the European Union, the prayer also asked churchgoers to ‘work for unity and co-operation throughout the world’.the Church issued an election prayer that urged its followers to pray to ‘help us turn our backs on self-interest’. The Church issued an election prayer that urged its followers to pray to ‘help us turn our backs on self-interest’ It was published in a ‘study guide’ to the ‘pastoral letter’ on the election produced by bishops in February. The letter was taken by Tories as a campaign against the market economy, consumerism and the legacy of Margaret Thatcher. The new study guide from the Church’s Mission and Public Affairs Division underlined the call for consideration of ‘relationships among the nations of Europe who share a long history moulded by the Christian faith’. It repeated demands for ‘a fresh debate’ on nuclear weapons, and said those who care about tackling debt should also care ‘about the burdens borne by the most vulnerable in society’. Two prayers were offered: in one worshippers were asked to pray to ‘help us turn our backs on self-interest and to support policies that sustain the poor, the vulnerable and the frightened people of this world’. A second prayer calls for protection ‘from the sins of despair and cynicism’ and ‘the idols of false utopias’. A source close to Mr Duncan Smith said: ‘It is truly bizarre that they are praying to sustain people in poverty. Surely the aim should be to support people to lift themselves out of poverty? Which is exactly what we have been doing through our welfare reforms: giving everyone who is able to work the skills and the opportunities to do so.’ Sir Gerald Howarth, a former Tory defence minister, said: ‘The Church of England needs to be very clear that it is not endorsing the Labour Party, whose language this slightly mirrors.’ Sir Gerald Howarth, a former Tory defence minister, said: ‘The Church of England needs to be very clear that it is not endorsing the Labour Party, whose language this slightly mirrors’

Summary: Church of England published a prayer for the General Election yesterday . Called on its congregation to vote for 'policies that sustain poor' Urged followers to pray to help turn their backs on 'self interest'


A Domino's Pizza manager was struck on the head with a metal bar during a robbery in Arizona that was caught on surveillance camera. Jody Thompson, the manager, is seen being hit on the back of his head with the bar as the burglar demands all of the money from inside the Phoenix store on Tuesday night. He survived the blow to his head which left both swelling and a scar, as police have released the footage in an attempt to help find the robbery suspect. The suspect, who is described as a 5'10' tall black man in his mid 20s, fled the scene after he was given an unknown amount of cash from the register. A Domino's Pizza manager was struck on the head with a metal bar during a robbery in Arizona that was caught on surveillance camera (above the suspect caught on camera during the incident on Tuesday night) Jody Thompson (pictured above), the manager, is seen being hit on the back of his head with the bar as the burglar demands all of the money from inside the Phoenix store on Tuesday night . He survived the blow to his which left a scar and was treated at the hospital, as police released the footage in an attempt to help find the robbery suspect (above the aftermath of Thompson's bruises following the blow to his head) The man entered the store on Bethany Home Road and 35th Avenue after 10pm on March 17, while Thompson and another employee were inside, according to Fox 10 Phoenix. The other employee, who has not been identified, ran out of the store to call police. In the video, the suspect is seen around 10.30pm demanding Thompson to give him cash. They exchange words before the manager points and walks towards the safe. He is then hit over the head with the metal bar by the man as he is trying to unlock the safe. 'First thing he says 'give me your money, give me your cash', I told him the safe was time delayed, he says you're lying, I bent down to do it and that is when he popped me on the head,' said Thompson. In the video, the suspect is seen around 10.30pm demanding Thompson to give him cash . They exchange words before the manager points and walks towards the safe where money is kept . Thompson is then hit over the head with the metal bar by the suspect while he is trying to unlock the safe . The manager offered the suspect cash from inside the registers after the man could not get money out of the safe. The suspect then dumped the money into a bag before running out of the store. Thompson said he was lucky it was just a metal bar that the thief was armed with during the attack and not a gun. Thompson said he was lucky it was just a metal bar that the thief was armed during the attack and not a gun (above the swelling he suffered after he

Summary: Suspect entered store in Phoenix, Arizona on Tuesday night where he struck manager, Jody Thompson, with metal bar after demanding money . The man is described as 5'10' tall black man in his mid 20s; he fled the scene with bag of cash . Thompson was taken to hospital where he was treated for swelling and bruised head . Police have released video of incident to help find suspect .


This mother of five has never been in labour for more than two hours - and she remarkably manages to beat her delivery record every time she gives birth. Mary Gorgens, who has never been given much warning before she goes into labour, has continued her stretch of speedy deliveries giving birth to her latest child in just two minutes. Even though the 35-year-old from Sydney has earned herself a reputation of rapid-fire births, nothing could have prepared her for the latest delivery on January 30. Mary Gorgens, 35, was given just two minutes warning before she gave birth to her son Brody on the floor of her Sydney bedroom on January 30 . Rapid fire births: Mary and Simon Gorgens have had five children (Ava, Mila, Brody, Max and Sienna) and all births have been quicker than the last . Ms Gorgens went to the toilet in the early hours of the morning after feeling a slight twinge but had to quickly 'waddle' back to the bedroom when she felt her son's head starting to come out. She woke her husband Simon who stumbled to the bathroom thinking he had some time. When he came back, the 40-year-old found his wife on all fours and two minutes later he was holding his son Brody in his arms. 'I had no inkling, no feeling, no pain. He was two days early, I really wasn't expecting it that day,' Ms Gorgens told Daily Mail Australia. Luckily, the Gorgen family are used to these rapid-fire births. When she gave birth to their first child Max in December 2008, Ms Gorgens made it to the hospital with just 12 minutes to spare. The couple's eldest son Max was born in December 2008. It took just two hours from the time Mary felt the first twinge and they made it to the hospital with just 12 minutes to spare . It took 90 minutes for baby Ava to arrive in August 2010 when she was born on the way to the hospital. She was still in her amniotic sack and the midwife found her inside her mother's pants . 'I wasn't even sure I was in labour. I called my husband and then the pain came really quickly. By the time he got home I was ready to push and I could feel the head,' she said. 'We waddled up to maternity and they ran out – I was screaming at that point. They rushed me into delivery and threw me up on to the bed. 'One push and the head was out and one more and then his body came out. We got to the hospital at 10.22am and Max was born at 10.34am.' It took two hours for Max to be born from the time Ms Gorgens felt the first twinge. 'The next two were born in the car and the other two at home,' she said. 'I haven't had any pain relief in any birth because there hasn't been enough time.' The couple's second child Ava was born in 90 minutes in August

Summary: Mary Gorgens, 35, has never been in labour for more than two hours . Mother of five from Sydney gave birth to latest child in just two minutes . Never had pain relief in birth because they have happened too quickly . Mary and husband Simon only made it to the hospital for first child's birth . Their next two daughters were born in the car on the way to hospital . Two youngest children were born on floor of their bedroom in minutes .


Millions still use easy-to-crack passwords such as ‘qwerty’ and ‘123456’, but many people are choosing to use more complex sets of characters for our online accounts. However, a new study has found these seemingly random passwords may be more obvious to hack than you realise. Researchers have shown that passwords such as ‘mnbvcxz’, ‘qaz2wsx’ and ‘adgjmptw’ can be cracked in seconds - and adding numbers to your codes does little to boost its strength. Scroll down for video . The analysis was made by hosting firm WP Engine using 10 million recently leaked passwords. They spotted that a number of complex passwords were being used by multiple people, such as ‘mnbvcxz’, ‘qaz2wsx’ and ‘adgjmptw’. This is because each of these words follow a certain pattern, or 'walk' on a keyboard (shown) The analysis was made by hosting firm WP Engine using 10 million passwords recently released by security consultant Mark Burnett. As with previous studies, researchers discovered the most common passwords are still ‘123456’, ‘password’, ‘qwerty’ and ‘111111’. They also went a step further and listed all 50 of the most used words, which additionally included ‘superman’ and ‘letmein’. These lists were then divided into sections including the top 10 colours, days of the week, fruits and animals used as passwords - which are ‘red’, ‘Friday’, ‘apple’ and ‘fish’ respectively. But during the analysis they spotted that a number of complex passwords were being used by multiple people. Like with previous studies, the analysis discovered common passwords are still ‘123456’, ‘password’, ‘qwerty’ and ‘111111’. These lists were then divided into sections including the top 10 colours, days of the week, fruits and animals (pictured) - which are ‘red’, ‘Friday’, ‘apple’ and ‘fish’ respectively . On average more women were found to have longer passwords than men, with an entropy - or password strength - score of 25 and above. More than one in five people who added numbers to a word simply chose '1' For example, ‘qaz2wsx’ was in the top 30. They also noticed that a website called Zxcvbn scored these words as zero, or low, for so-called entropy. The 20th most common keyboard pattern in the list was ‘adgjmptw. This pattern is created when the nine keys on a number pad are pressed in order . Entropy is used to determine the strength of a password in terms of ‘information entropy’. This comes from information theory and is measured in bits. The more bits a word is assigned, based on the number of guesses it would take to crack, the stronger the password. Other words that received a low score include ‘qwertyuiop’, ‘1qaz2wsx’ and ‘zxcvbnm’. This is because each of these words follow a certain pattern on a keyboard, known as ‘keyboard walks’. There was an anomaly in this list, though, because the 20th most common keyboard pattern in this list of passwords was ‘adgjmptw’ - which on face value doesn’t appear to be an obvious keyboard pattern. However, following further investigation the team realised this pattern is created when the nine keys on a telephone number pad are pressed

Summary: Experts from hosting firm WP engine analysed 10 million passwords . Like previous research, they revealed the top 50 most used passwords . They also listed top colours, superheroes and verbs used in login details . From this they noticed many use the same seemingly complex passwords . And this is because these words follow set patterns on a keyboard . Patterns are known as 'keyboard walks' and make passwords easy to hack . Study also found women have better passwords, on average, than men . And people born in the 1980s are most likely to use the word 'love'


Dave Chisnall’s sensational 7-2 win over World Champion Gary Anderson sent him a point clear at the top of the Betway Premier League table in Exeter on Thursday night. The 2014 Grand Slam of Darts runner-up continued his unbeaten start to the season as he picked up his fourth win in five matches in front of the 4,500 sell-out crowd at the Westpoint Arena. Chisnall nailed six 180s and finished seven doubled from 12 attempts as he stormed to victory over Scottish star Anderson to go a point clear of Michael van Gerwen. Dave Chisnall celebrates his victory over Gary Anderson during The Betway Premier League Darts . Anderson fell to Chisnall during Thursday night's Premier League Darts matches at the Westpoint Arena . Raymond van Barneveld 5-7 Kim Huybrechts . James Wade 5-7 Phil Taylor . Adrian Lewis 3-7 Stephen Bunting . Peter Wright 6-6 Michael van Gerwen . Dave Chisnall 7-2 Gary Anderson . Van Gerwen is also unbeaten so far, but had to settle for his second draw in succession as he was held by Peter Wright. The Dutchman took out an early 120 finish to break and lead 2-1, only for Wright to reply with checkouts of 101 and 158 as he held a slender lead - but van Gerwen finished 145 in the tenth leg before sharing the final two to take a point. A 7-5 comeback win against James Wade insured Phil Taylor extended his unbeaten run to four matches to go third in the league with seven points. Wade opened up a 3-0 lead, but Taylor hit top gear to turn the game around as he won five successive legs to take a 6-4 lead against his opponent. Michael van Gerwen had to settle for his second draw in succession as he was held by Peter Wright . Raymond van Barneveld was stunned by Premier League debutant Kim Huybrechts who claimed his first win in a 7-5 victory over the Dutchman with a stunning 170 checkout in the game’s final leg. There was also a debut win for Stephen Bunting who defeated Adrian Lewis 7-3 having lost his previous three games in the league. Bunting lost the opening leg against Lewis, but returned with five wins in a row to put himself into a commanding lead before being pegged back to 5-3. However, Bunting ensured he was to pick up the points as he landed 180s in the next two. Raymond van Barneveld was stunned by Premier League debutant Kim Huybrechts who claimed his first win . Stephen Bunting defeated Adrian Lewis 7-3 having lost his previous three games in the league .

Summary: David Chisnall beat Gary Anderson to go clear at the top of the league . Chisnall continued his unbeaten start to the season on Thursday night . Michael van Gerwen drew with Peter Wright to also remain unbeaten . Kim Huybrechts and Stephen Bunting claimed Premier League debut wins .


Adrian Ernest Bayley, the sex offender who murdered Jill Meagher, has been found guilty of raping three more women prompting her father to slam the system for failing to protect his daughter. The brutal rape and murder of the 29-year-old ABC staffer on her way home from a night out in Brunswick in Melbourne's north in September 2012 rocked the entire nation. His attack on Ms Meagher led to a review of Victoria's parole laws, after he was mistakenly allowed to remain on the streets. Ms Meagher's father, George McKeon, said although nothing could bring back his daughter, it was evident from the findings in the report that the Victorian Parole Board failed to protect his daughter and many others in the community. Mr McKeon has spoken out following his daughter's killer, who has been described as deriving pleasure from inflicting pain, being convicted of three more rapes - two sex workers and a Dutch backpacker - bringing his number of victims to 12. Scroll down for video . Adrian Ernest Bayley, the sex offender who murdered Jill Meagher, has been found guilty of raping three more women as an expert claims the notorious predator gained pleasure from inflicting pain . The brutal rape and murder of the 29-year-old ABC staffer on her way home from a night out in Brunswick in Melbourne's north in September 2012 rocked the entire nation . Ms Meagher's father George McKeon (right) with on Jill's wedding day with her cousin Louise McKeon (left) said the Victorian Parole Board failed to protect his daughter and many others in the community . Ms Meagher's murder triggered a parole system review by retired High Court judge Ian Callinan, who released his findings in July 2013. Bayley was released from prison on parole in 2010, but that should have been cancelled after he was convicted of assaulting a man in February 2012. Instead he appealed the assault charge and was released on bail, leaving him free to rape the 25-year-old, the backpacker and kill Ms Meagher. Ms Meagher's father George McKeon said although nothing could bring back his daughter, it was clear from the Callinan report that the Victorian Parole Board failed to protect his daughter and many others in the community. 'As a family, we have until now been very mindful not to make any statement or take any actions that might delay the outstanding criminal proceedings against Gillian's murderer,' McKeon said in a statement. 'However now that these proceedings are completed, we want to try and obtain closure and to ensure that other families don't have to endure this trauma.' 'In particular as a family we would like to: . 'A - Continue to raise awareness of the systemic problem of violence against women, an issue we as a family and Tom Meagher, in particular, is very closely associated with in both his writings and his role as an ambassador for the White Ribbon Campaign. 'B - Ensure that the proposed Coronial Inquest into the circumstances of Gillian's death does not proceed. Following the Callinan Report, the 20

Summary: Adrian Ernest Bayley, the sex offender who murdered Jill Meagher, has been found guilty of raping three more women . Ms Meagher's father says the system failed his daughter after her killer was mistakenly allowed back on the streets . Bayley, 43, raped an 18-year-old sex worker in his car in St Kilda in 2000 . He also raped another sex worker in April 2012 and a Dutch backpacker three months later . These three rapes were eerily near identical circumstances . Bayley picked up three women in St Kilda and drove to secluded laneway parking with passenger side door against fence, blocking their escape . He is serving a life sentence with a 35-year-minimum for the rape and murder of Ms Meagher in a Brunswick laneway in September 2012 . Bayley has been found guilty of raping 10 women and attempting to rape two more .


Racism is widespread in English football with police having to deal with hundreds of incidents from the top of the game right down to grassroots level, an investigation has revealed. It also revealed that Chelsea supporters have been involved in the highest number of reported racist incidents as they travelled to and from matches on trains. It follows the high-profile case of a black man who was prevented from boarding a train in Paris by Chelsea fans as they sang a racist song, with five of them due in court this week. Chelsea supporters have been involved in the highest number of reported racist incidents . The information, gathered from 24 police forces across the country, shows there have been over 350 incidents since 2012. But as that only accounts for around half the police forces in the country, the actual figure is likely to be much higher. The charity Show Racism The Red Card said the number of incidents shows that racism is a societal problem and it was particularly shocked by the number of incidents of racist abuse at children's matches. The British Transport Police said since 2012 it had dealt with 15 incidents of alleged racism involving Chelsea fans, the most of any club in the country. Manchester United were second with 10 incidents, followed by Leeds with 10, West Ham with eight, Arsenal with four and Portsmouth with four. Chelsea fans united with a banner stating 'Black or white, we're all blue' ahead of Burnley match . A club spokesman for Chelsea said of the investigation: 'The club's position on discriminatory behaviour is clear and we work closely with relevant authorities on their investigations.' Greater Manchester Police reported 46 incidents, which included a man cleaning a toilet in a stadium being told 'that's a f****** black man's job, you f****** n*****' and a manager at a children's game being told 'I'll do you, I'm gonna wait for you outside, I'm going to do you, you f****** n*****'. The force also said that on two occasions a letter was written to a specific footballer containing racist abuse and during a game someone shouted 'what is this the United Nations, how many chinks and w*** do you need?'. Hertfordshire Police recorded 11 incidents of alleged racist abuse at children's football games, while Northamptonshire Police said that during a non-league game a man was spat at and racially abused before eventually having his leg broken in a strong challenge. Some Chelsea fans were involved in an incident on the Paris Metro, and supporters have worked hard in the aftermath to show that there is no racism at Stamford Bridge . Gavin Sutherland, campaign co-ordinator at Show Racism The Red Card, said: 'This data from police forces around the UK shows that although football clubs have taken strong action against people using racist language inside stadiums, racism is a real problem within society. 'People who exhibit racist behaviours in 2015 are doing so, in the main, away from football grounds. 'Especially worrying are the incidents of racist abuse at youth team football

Summary: An investigation has revealed a widespread racism problem in England . Information from 24 police forces - only around half of the number in the country - reported over 350 incidents since 2012 . Chelsea supporters have been involved in the highest number of incidents . Charity Show Racism The Red Card said racism is a societal problem .


After three months of closure, the Lindt Chocolate Café at the centre of the Sydney Siege is set to reopen in a matter of days. Workers at the scene of one of Australia's most infamous terror attacks told The Daily Telegraph the Sydney CBD cafe will reopen by the end of the week. The café made headlines around the world in December when gunman Man Haron Monis held staff and patrons hostage there for about 17 hours. Scroll down for video . The Lindt cafe at Martin Place will reopen by the end of the week, with a memorial to honour the bravery of the hostages and the two victims who died in the Sydney siege . Lindt Cafe manager Tori Johnson (left, pictured opening the Martin Place cafe in 2013) and barrister Katrina Dawson were both killed during the siege . Lawyer and mother Katrina Dawson, manager Tori Johnson and Monis died when police stormed the building on December 16. The sudden opening comes only one month after Lindt's chief executive Stephen Loane announced plans to recommence business. Mr Loane revealed in a statement that a key feature of the new store would be a memorial to the siege victims. 'We have taken this decision after careful consideration of a number of factors, the most important of which was consultation with our staff,' he said. Repairs are currently being completed at the Martin Place cafe after it was damaged during the siege . The sudden opening comes only one month after Lindt's chief executive Stephen Loane announced plans to recommence business . Some of the hostages who were held alongside Mr Johnson and Ms Dawson shared the agony and fear they felt in televised interviews on 60 Minutes and Seven News this week. They told of how Monis forced them to call emergency services to tell them his demands, and how the gunman became more frustrated as night fell. Louisa Hope, 52, who suffers from multiple sclerosis and needs a walking stick to move around, was one of the hostages that failed to get away and told 60 Minutes how she saw Mr Johnson die. Hostage Marcia Mikhael, 43, said Monis, who had a history of violence and extremism, told her he had a 'plan' to die in the standoff. A total of 18 people were taken hostage and were forced by captor Man Haron Monis to hold an Islamic flag up to the windows during the siege . Louisa Hope (pictured) who suffers from multiple sclerosis and needs a walking stick to move around, was one of the hostages that failed to get away and told 60 Minutes how she saw Mr Johnson die . People run with there hands up from the Lindt Cafe, Martin Place during a hostage standoff on December 16 . In their store reopening announcement, Lindt encouraged people to visit the charity page set up in Mr Johnson's honour. 'Tori was someone who had a very positive approach to life and this page was set up in Tori's memory after the event to raise funds

Summary: Lindt will reopen their Martin Place cafe by the end of the week . It was damaged during the infamous 17-hour Sydney siege on December 16 . Hostages Katrina Dawson and Tori Johnson died when police stormed the building . The cafe will include a memorial to honour the 'bravery' of the two victims .


An Australian woman has suffered severe frostbite injuries after she got so drunk she fell asleep outside a Canadian bar in the middle of winter. Emma Quirk, who shared photos of her painful injuries onimgur, admits she was 'f***ing stupid' following the drunken incident in December at Prince Albert in Saskatchewan, Canada. Ms Quirk, who lived in NSW's Blue Mountains but moved to Canada four years ago, says she was 'blackout drunk' when she lost her friends and was last seen at a bar about 2.30am. Emma Quirk has revealed her horrific frostbite injuries after she fell asleep outside a bar in Canada for three hours in the middle of winter . She told her friends she was going to have a cigarette before vanishing into the minus 30 degree Celsius temperatures without her jacket and gloves. Ms Quirk was found outside a nursing home curled in a ball trying to sleep three hours later and her fingers were already notably purple. 'It was 5.45am when I was found. At 6.30 a nurse told me that best case scenario I keep my fingers... worst case I lose my hands,' she said. Emma Quirk (middle), who shared photos of her painful injuries on imgur, was last seen with friends (pictured) inside a bar in December at Prince Albert in Saskatchewan, Canada, before she vanished . She was found outside a nursing home curled in a ball trying to sleep three hours later and her fingers were already notably purple (pictured) Ms Quirk was treated in hospital over several days and said medical staff all wanted to check out her 'sweet blisters' and find out how long an Australian could withstand the cold. Her specialist Dr Randall Friesen - which she claims is a pun for Dr Freezin - told her her fingers would blister and swell before they could be popped a few days later. 'The pain and pressure at this point was verging on unbearable. I was taking opiates the whole time... frostbite recovery is pretty well known for its pain,' she said. 'My next visit with Doc Freezin he was wearing an apron and a face mask with a plastic shield over his head. Emma was treated in hospital over several days and was told her fingers would have to blister and swell before they could be popped . Her specialist Dr Randall Friesen - which she claims is a pun for Dr Freezin - told her her fingers would blister and swell before they could be popped a few days later . 'With my hand over a metal tray, he cut my blisters with a scalpel. Puss went everywhere. I think I even got the hospital curtains.' She said after a few minutes her finger deflated and she was left with raw skin. Her hands are in the process of healing and she can use them again, but her specialist is still concerned about her left pinky and right middle fingertip. 'I won't find out until June. If I lose them I want to make a sweet, custom made prosthetic,'

Summary: Emma Quirk was left with serious frostbite after getting drunk in Canada . She was in a bar with friends at Prince Albert in Saskatchewan when she went missing about 2.30am . Three hours later she was found outside a nursing home curled in a ball . Her fingers had to blister and swell before doctors could get rid of pus . Specialist is still concerned about her left pinky and right middle fingertip .


Kevin De Bruyne or Cesc Fabregas? Jose Mourinho knows who he'd choose. The Chelsea boss made a brave decision when he shipped the former off to Wolfsburg, basing the spine of his team on £30million man Fabregas. But could it have been the wrong choice? This season, De Bruyne has racked up more goals and more assists than Fabregas, while Mourinho's current midfield maestro searches desperately for his first goal since December. Kevin De Bruyne has scored more goals and assisted more than Cesc Fabregas has this season . Fabregas (centre) has not scored a goal for Chelsea since mid-December, while De Bruyne is impressing . De Bruyne is in the process of establishing himself as one of the biggest talents in the Bundesliga, helping Wolsburg cement their place in the top echelons of German football. Typically, the pair play in slightly different positions. Fabregas is more suited to a defensive midfield role, while De Bruyne roams further forward. Despite this, for £30m you would expect Fabregas to be firing on all cylinders, chipping in with more goals than he has been. De Bruyne was signed for just shy of £7m in 2012, but mostly consigned to a place on the Stamford Bridge bench, starting just two Premier League games in two years at the club. He was criminally underused in the league, especially if this season's stats hint at his ability. 19 assists to Fabregas' 18, 13 goals to Fabregas' four. Indeed, it is the goal count that is most worrying for Chelsea. De Bruyne was sold to Wolfsburg, and has scored 13 goals in the Bundesliga this season . For Chelsea, De Bruyne was only given two starting places in the Premier League in two years . Fabregas was stifled against Paris Saint-Germain in the Champions League on Wednesday . Was Jose Mourinho right to sell Kevin De Bruyne? Was Jose Mourinho right to sell Kevin De Bruyne? Now share your opinion . They have not been desperate for scorers, admittedly - Diego Costa and Eden Hazard have that covered - but their side could surely have been improved with the talents of the Belgian midfielder. At the start of the 2013/14 season, De Bruyne was given a fleeting chance to impress, before the door slammed shut on his Chelsea career. His final two starts in the Premier League. First up, Hull. As assist for Oscar, and an impressive performance that warranted praise from Gary Neville. 'The surprise of the season,' he was tipped as. Following that, he was entrusted with a place in the starting XI against Manchester United. 60 minutes, zero goals, zero assists. And from there, zero starts. His only further Premier League appearance came against Fulham a month later. Five minutes at the end, when the game was already won. He was shipped out on loan to Werder Bremen in January, where he impressed. Perhaps it was the change of surroundings, perhaps slightly easier opposition, but German rivals Wolfsburg later decided that his performances were enough to be worthy of £18m. He scored 10 goals in

Summary: Kevin De Bruyne started two league games for Chelsea in two years . He was given minimal chances to impress in the Premier League . This season for Wolfsburg, he has scored and assisted more goals than current Chelsea man Cesc Fabregas . Fagbregas has four goals, while De Bruyne has netted 13 in Germany . Did Jose Mourinho make a mistake letting the Belgian midfielder leave? Click HERE to read more Chelsea news .


Millions more pensioners will be able to cash in their retirement deals under reforms to be announced this week. George Osborne will use this week's Budget to grant the option to five million UK retirees stuck on rip-off annuity rates. Attempting to woo the 'grey vote', he will extend to them the same freedoms that have already been offered to those approaching retirement. Scroll down for video . Shadow chancellor Ed Balls challenged George Osborne to a head-to-head TV debate ahead of the general election . Mr Balls got the chancellor to shake hands on it on the Andrew Marr programme after making the offer . Mr Osborne will scrap punitive tax charges of up to 70 per cent for pensioners who want to sell their annuity income so they are taxed only at their marginal rate . Labour and consumer groups have warned the proposals could spark a new misselling scandal as pensioners who are allowed to do what they like with their cash make the wrong decisions. But the Chancellor said it was 'patronising' to suggest that allowing OAPs to use retirement funds as bank accounts would see many blowing the money on expensive holidays or fast cars. He said yesterday: 'I just think that is a very patronising attitude to take towards people who have shown responsibility, saved through their lives, saved for a pension. By changing the law we are trusting people who have worked hard and saved hard all their lives.' Mr Osborne's policy will give those who have already taken out an annuity the right to cash it in for a lump sum from April next year. A crackdown on those who illegally dump waste, from discarded sofas to vast piles of rubble, is expected to be announced in the Budget. The Environment Agency will get an extra £4.2million to pursue the perpetrators of ‘waste crime’ and those who dodge landfill taxes, as well as cleaning up the damage caused. After being given £5million in last year’s budget the agency estimated it raised £16million of revenue. In one case, it tracked 6,000 tons of waste illegally accepted at a waste site at which those involved were seeking to evade £500,000 of landfill tax. With just weeks to go until the election, it is one of the flagship measures in a pre-election Budget that Mr Osborne yesterday said would feature 'no giveaways, no gimmicks'. Other expected announcements include: . - Another rise in the income tax threshold to around £11,000. - A review of hated business taxes to boost small firms and high streets. - Measures to create a so-called Northern Powerhouse, with high-speed links between Liverpool and Manchester. - Fast-tracking the building of 45,000 new homes at 28 'housing zones'. - A populist 2p cut in beer duty and another freeze in fuel duty. - A crackdown on tax avoidance, including a 'Google tax' on multinational firms that try to avoid paying dues in the UK. - A pre-pay travel card based on London's Oyster scheme to boost travel between major northern cities. The planned annuity

Summary: Pensioners will be able to cash in their retirement deals under reforms . Chancellor will allow those who have taken out annuity right to cash it in . Policy, to be introduced in April next year, is an attempt to woo 'grey vote' It is one of the flagship measures in George Osborne's pre-election Budget .


An Aston Villa fan has revealed he was covered in blood after being struck on the head by a chair flung from the West Bromwich Albion section in scenes Kevin Phillips described as life-threatening. Mark Villers was watching Villa’s 2-0 FA Cup win over their local rivals from the lower section of the North Stand when away supporters housed above began ripping out seats and throwing them down. He told how he required treatment from Villa’s club doctor, who needed to cut his hair and glue the grisly wound on the top of his head closed. Aston Villa supporter Mark Villers needed his hair cut and wound glued together on Saturday night . Villers, 20, shows his blood-stained trainers after being hit by a seat during the Midlands derby at Villa Park . ‘It was mental,’ said Villers, 20, who attended the game with two friends. ‘We could see them throwing down the chairs after we scored the second so we walked down to by the advertising boards. We didn’t think they’d be able to reach. ‘All of a sudden, everyone shouted, “Duck” and stupidly I turned around. It literally hit me bang on the forehad, head on. ‘It was a shock but I didn’t think anything of it. I carried on cheering. Then I felt the blood pouring down my face. It was really bad. I’ve never bled that much. It was pouring out all over my clothes. It was a bad cut. ‘The pain wasn’t that bad, it was the shock of seeing blood come down my face. I knew it had hit me quite hard but I didn’t think it would cut me. It must have been caught by the sharp bit. ‘There were quite a lot of seats. After we scored the second goal things started flying down. To guess at the end it must have been 20 or 25. One landed on the pitch. Villers claims that West Brom supporters threw chairs at Villa supporters during the FA Cup tie . The fan's jeans and shoes were seen to be covered in claret after the trouble . ‘I didn’t need to go to hospital. I went to the stewards and they ushered me down the tunnel where the paramedics were. They held the tissue on and then the Villa doctor came, took me into the medical room, and glued it up for me. ‘He had to cut my hair unfortunately so I’ve got a bit of a bald patch. He cleaned me up and sent me on my way. ‘At least I got to go down the tunnel! I was sat down on a stretcher and saw Jack Grealish come through after he got sent off. Then I saw everyone going mad with the pitch invasion. ‘The pitch invasion is bad but I don’t think it’s as bad as people throwing chairs.' Speaking on Match of the Day, Phillips – who played for both West Brom and Villa during his playing career – said such actions could have been fatal. Aston Villa supporters stormed the pitch following

Summary: WARNING: GRAPHIC CONTENT . West Brom supporters allegedly threw seats at Aston Villa fans . Mark Villers, 20, needed his wound gluing together by a club doctor . Villa beat the Baggies for the second time in a week . Tim Sherwood's team now have a Wembley FA Cup semi-final ahead .


Australian cricket captain Michael Clarke has been slammed by social media for his appearance in the new Oral B campaign, labelled the worst marketing campaign ever by unimpressed fans. It could have been the photo of him batting with an electric toothbrush, or holding a winning trophy labelled 'The Gnashes,' or even going undercover as a dentist for Oral B, but whichever it was, keyboard warriors acted immediately. He was mocked by being renamed 'Michael Plaque' and called a 'sellout' and 'money-grubber' as he is rumoured to be making $500,000 for the endorsement deal. Scroll down for video . Clarke has dropped the bat and picked up the toothbrush for his new 'True Blue Challenge' campaign with Oral B . Facebook has slammed Clarke for his endorsement calling him a 'sellout' and 'money-grubber' Clarke had donned these new pair of whites for a campaign called the 'True Blue Challenge,' aimed to boost Australia's oral health and overtake England by 'bowling them over.' 'This is outrageous Australia, the Poms are laughing at us, it's time to take action,' Clarke says in his Oral B adverts . 'I love beating the Poms on the cricket field, it's time to do it again with my oral health.' 'I love beating the Poms on the cricket field... It's time to do it again with my oral health,' Clarke says in his advert . One of Michael Clarke's ads pictures him holding a trophy labelled 'The Gnashes' advertising the 'True Blue Challenge' for Oral B . 'Michael Plaque' has been trending as Clarke's new name since the campaign was initiated . Facebookers have slammed the Australian cricket captain for the endorsement deal . Social media trolls even furthered their displeasure by comparing his campaign with his performance on the cricket field. 'Can't score more than 40 in grade cricket...may as well advertise mouthwash,' one disgruntled viewer said. 'Glad to see he managed to get through the entire commercial without an injury!' said another. Oral B initially began Clarke's involvement as a 'guess who' campaign with many fans recognising his tattoo . Michael Clarke even took to going undercover as a dentist for his Oral B endorsement deal . Clarke was made an ambassador for Spartan in 2012 which made much more sense to many of his fans . Clarke's tattoos have also received ridicule for their appearance in the adverts, especially the Arabic writing scrawled up his left arm, loosely translating to 'the pain of discipline is nothing like the pain of disappointment.' Viewers took to asking him to step down as captain due to the embarrassment of the endorsement deal calling him a 'goose' and a 'commercial whore.' Clarke has previously become an ambassador for Australian sport products company, Spartan, in 2012. He received mostly praise for this deal among fans.

Summary: The Aus cricket captain has been ridiculed on Facebook for new campaign . Ads see him bat with electric toothbrush and pose with 'Gnashes' trophy . Trolls have renamed him 'Michael Plaque' and called him a 'sellout' Clarke is likely making $500,000 for the 'True Blue' endorsement deal .


Maria Sharapova suffered a shock second round exit at the Miami Open as she lost in straight sets to world number 97 Daria Gavrilova. Gavrilova had only moved into the world's top 100 this week but she gave a confident performance to overcome her fellow Russian 7-6 (7/4) 6-3. The wildcard led 5-3 in the first set but lost three games in a row before taking the tie break and then closed out against the second seed after opening up a 3-0 lead in the second. Maria Sharapova suffers shock second-round Miami Open exit to fellow Russian Daria Gavrilova . Gavrilova (right) beat the world No 2 7-6 (7/4) 6-3 to secure her place in the third round at the Miami Open . Fourth seed Caroline Wozniacki had a far easier time of things as she eased to a 6-0 6-1 win over Madison Brengle in less than an hour. That may have been a disappointment for the home crowd but veteran Venus Williams was able to lift their spirits with a 6-3 6-2 win over Urszula Radwanska. The Pole's elder sister and seventh seed Agnieszka progressed with a 6-4 7-5 win over Anna Schmiedlova while Ekaterina Makarova beat Karin Knapp 6-1 6-3 and Andrea Petkovic of Germany eased into the third round thanks to a 6-2 6-2 victory against Christina McHale. Venus Williams beat Urszula Radwanska 6-3 6-2 on home soil to lift spirits at the Miami Open . France's Alize Cornet defeated Elena Vesnina 6-4 6-1 while Irina-Camelia Begu, Carla Suarez Navarro, Kristina Mladenovic, Kaia Kanepi, Paula Badosa Gibert, Karolina Pliskova, Samantha Stosur, Kurumi Nara and Elina Svitolina also progressed. In the men's tournament, Canada's Vasek Pospisil saw off the challenge of Juan Martin Del Potro to book his place in the second round. Pospisil claimed a 6-4 7-6 (9/7) win over the Argentinian, who was making his return after suffering a wrist injury that had seen him ruled out since January. Pospisil will now face ninth seed Grigor Dimitrov in the next round. Juan Martin Del Potro has been plagued by an injury to his wrist that has kept him out of playing this year . Del Potro (right) was unable to have a happy return from injury as he lost 6-4 7-6 (9/7) to Vasek Pospisil . Elsewhere in the first round, Mikhail Kukushkin defeated Steve Johnson 6-4 3-6 6-2 while Martin Klizan came through 6-3 6-4 against Paolo Lorenzi to line up a meeting with top seed and defending champion Novak Djokovic. Italy's Simone Bolelli beat Marcos Baghdatis 6-2 6-2 while Mikhail Youzhny came from a set down to win 4-6 6-2 6-3 against Andrey Golubev. Teymuraz Gabashvili will face fifth seed Milos Raonic next after fighting back for a 0-6 7-6 (7/4) 6-3 win over Pablo Andujar and Federico Delbonis' 7-6 (7/4) 3-6 7-5 win over Jiri Vesely earned him a meeting with David Ferrer. Borna Coric, Alexander Zverev, Alejandro Falla, Jerzy Janowicz, Alexandr Dolgopolov, Jurgen Melzer, Andrey Rublev, Steve Darcis and Thomaz Bellucci also came through their first round matches.

Summary: Maria Sharapova loses in straight sets to fellow Russian Daria Gavrilova . Wildcard Gavrilova won 7-6 (7/4) 6-3 to cause a second-round surprise . Venus Williams beat Urszula Radwanska 6-3 6-2 on home soil . Juan Martin Del Potro loses to Vasek Pospisil 6-4 7-6 (9/7) on injury return . CLICK HERE for all the latest news from the 2015 Miami Open .


Manny Pacquiao's preparations for his $300million (£200m) fight with Floyd Mayweather continue to push him to the limit as he was put through a gruelling 20-minute abs workout. Pacquiao was joined by fans for the session, before going five hard rounds against two different partners on his first day of sparring ahead of the mega-fight in Las Vegas on May 2. 'When Manny threw out the first punch it felt like opening day of Irish Spring Training,' joked trainer Freddie Roach. 'Manny looked so fresh today. I'm very happy with what he showed me. Many Pacquiao was joined by fans in the 20-minute abs session as they tried to keep up with him . The PacMan also wet five hard rounds against two different partners on his first day of sparring . Pacquiao's preparations for his $300million (£200m) fight with Floyd Mayweather continue to push him . 'You couldn't tell he had been away from the ring since the [Chris] Algieri fight in November. Manny is on fire in the gym. I am confident May 2 will be celebrated for years to come at St. Manny's Day - the day he drove Mayweather out of boxing.' Mayweather has been going back to basics, chopping wood 'Rocky style' as the pound-for-pound king emulated past greats such as Muhammad Ali. Pacquiao was approached unannounced by an anti-doping examiner at the house he is renting in Los Angeles just days ago, and admitted he was glad his first day of sparring had finally arrived. 'After 13 days of strength and conditioning and boxing drills at Wild Card, plus weeks more of working out in the Philippines in February, it was great to finally put on the headgear and spar,' he said. 'My sparring partners gave me good work today. They were perfect for testing the strategy Freddie and I have developed to beat Floyd Mayweather. I was very happy with my stamina and speed today.' Pacquiao was paid a surprise visit by an anti-doping examiner on Sunday to take a drug test . Pacquiao has a plaster applied after giving a blood sample to the examiner on a surprise visit . VIDEO Mayweather and Pacquiao camps exchange verbal blows .

Summary: Manny Pacquiao is preparing for his $300m (£200m) mega-fight . Pacquiao was put through a 20-minute abs workout session . Floyd Mayweather and Pacquiao will meet in Las Vegas on May 2 . Trainer Freddie Roach: 'I am confident May 2 will be celebrated for years to come at St. Manny's Day - the day he drove Mayweather out of boxing' READ: Boxing fans pick $1m emerald belt for winner of historic fight . CLICK HERE for all the latest Mayweather vs Pacquiao news .


More than a quarter of a million Cadbury Eggheads are being delivered to National Trust properties ahead of the annual Cadbury Easter Egg Trails. Taking place over 3rd-6th April at National Trust venues across the country, egg hunters will have the opportunity to follow clues and discover chocolate in some of the UK's most beautiful surroundings. Weighing in at 21.5 tonnes, the eggs in their thousands prove tricky to store with properties having to get creative to perfect the art of egg hiding. Easter eggs at Kingston Lacy, near Wimborne Minster, Dorset, form part of the National Trust hunt . A 100-year-old Cot Boat, a traditional wooden boat for transportation on the Fermanagh Lakelands, Crom Estate, takes Cadbury's Eggheads from the mainland to the Old Castle Ruins on Gad Island . With temporary locations inside grandfather clocks, pianos, vases, bookcases and even using wheelbarrows to move them around, National Trust staff are poised and ready for one of the busiest weekends in the calendar. There will be trails at over 300 locations across the UK, aiming to introduce both children and adults alike to National Trust properties. Spring woodlands and coastal trails, to historic homes and castles will be opening their doors for the family days out. A man pours a wheelbarrow load of eggs in Kingston Lacy, near Wimborne Minster, Dorset . Eggs are piled high in the 18th-century Georgian country estate, Osterley Park & House, Hounslow . Visits will have the chance to find the eggs. Pictured: Osterley Park & House, Hounslow . Jon Ducker, Visitor Experience Manager at Tyntesfield, Bristol says: 'It's great to see everyone running around exploring the estate. We get the same families coming back year after year and they spread the word to all their friends.' Studland Beach in Dorset - situated near Studland village, the inspiration for Toytown in Enid Blyton's Noddy books - is one of the seaside venues where the egg hunt will take place, and hunters will have the opportunity to follow Easter Bunny prints through the dunes. The Wimpole Estate in Cambridgeshire is another venue opening its doors. Visitors will be hunting for the Wimpole Goose's feathers, spelling out a magic word and leading egg hunters to their chocolate prize. In Cumbria Wray Castle will see visitors come to its Lake Windermere location, where they will follow a trail through the castles turrets and quirky rooms. National Trust historic homes, including Osterley Park & House (pictured) will be opening their doors . Kingston Lacy, near Wimborne Minster, Dorset, is also taking part in the hunt . Every trail will start at Base Camp where egg hunters will receive their 'Eggsplorer Trail Journal' Every trail will start at Base Camp where they will receive their 'Eggsplorer Trail Journal' containing their trail map and clues so they stay on track. After successfully completing the trail, each 'Eggsplorer' will be rewarded with a Cadbury Egghead. Each and every visit to a National Trust venue helps support the charity's work caring for special places for future generations. Every penny raised from the Cadbury Easter

Summary: Over 250,000 eggs are being delivered to National Trust venues in the UK . From 3rd-6th April locations will be open for Easter egg hunters to explore . The Cadbury Easter Egg Trails will be held at over 300 locations .