Toby Alderweireld knows Southampton need to beat Burnley this weekend if they are to maintain their push for European football. A summer of despair at St Mary's has been followed by a quite remarkable season, leaving Saints sixth in the standings with just nine matches remaining. Last weekend's 1-1 draw at Chelsea boosted their hopes of European qualification - a match in which Alderweireld performed fantastically on his return from a hamstring injury. It was a positive display after a frustrating time of late and the Belgium international knows Saints have to follow it up with a win at home to Burnley on Saturday. Toby Alderweireld is keen for Southampton to keep winning to maintain the push for Europe . 'It was great after two months seeing from the sidelines to play again,' Alderweireld said. 'With a bit of luck, a good defence and a great goalkeeper we got a point. 'It's important we don't look too far in the future because it won't help. We can be happy with the point at Chelsea, but if we lose on Saturday what does it mean? 'We want to achieve something good, something special this season, so we have to win. That's game by game. We can't play a different game on Saturday, it's Burnley. Alderweirel challenges Diego Costa for the ball during Southampton's 1-1 draw with Chelsea . 'We really want to achieve something very special for Southampton. We have nine games, nine finals; we have very tough games left. 'Let's get the three points with the supporters on Saturday, that's the first final.' Burnley arrive at St Mary's in the relegation zone yet buoyed by last weekend's win against champions Manchester City. Sean Dyche's men also got the better of Saints when they met earlier in the campaign and Alderweireld is eyeing revenge. 'It's going to be difficult because they are in a good mood, they have had good performances in the last few weeks so they have confidence,' he told Southampton's official YouTube channel. Alderweireld is looking for revenge when Southampton face Burnley after they were beaten earlier in the season . 'But at home, we need to win. We can put the pressure on us because of the season we have had, we have to do that, especially at home. 'We have to be patient, show good quality on the ball and look out for the counter. 'In the last game we deserved to win I think. We had the better chances and they had none really. 'We had the throw-in and then they scored, it was very unlucky. We could have won there so we want to get a little revenge. 'They have a lot of good players. That's the Premier League. When you're not 100 per cent, anyone can beat you, that's what people like about the Premier League. 'We have to be 100 per cent. They are in a good mood so we have to be at our best. 'I don't think this group is over confident. We are focused and we know we have to show

Summary: Toby Alderweireld is looking for Southampton to beat Burnley and push for Europe . Southampton picked up an impressive point away at Chelsea last week . Burnley beat Manchester City last weekend and will be looking to climb out of the bottom three .


They were both Liberal prime ministers who rode in on large majorities, but no one would say Malcolm Fraser and Tony Abbott saw eye-to-eye at the end. In his final months, the late former prime minister had no qualms about telling the world just what he thought about the nation's current leader. Mr Fraser this year posted a series of angry messages to his Twitter account where he was scathing of Mr Abbott's administration. In one message, critical of the government's treatment of Human Rights Commission president Gillian Triggs, Mr Fraser said the Prime Minister was 'behaving like a dictator'. He added: 'get rid (of) Abbott'. Scroll down for video . Passed on: Malcolm Fraser, the nation's 22nd prime minister from 1975 to 1983, was unimpressed with various aspects of Tony Abbott's administration. The former Liberal shifted considerably to the left during his time in power . Target: Mr Fraser was no fan of Mr Abbott's administration, regularly flaying him in tweets this year . In a statement on Friday afternoon, Mr Abbott was generous in his remarks about the 22nd prime minister, praising his work in establishing Australian institutions such as the Federal Police. 'Abbott dangerous to harmony, peace, a destroyer of wisdom': Mr Fraser was very critical of Mr Abbott, posting links to foreign news outlets and adding his own criticsms . 'No idea of what a nation should be': Mr Fraser was never afraid to stand up for what he believed . At various other points, he said the government 'has no idea of what a nation should be' and that Mr Abbott was 'dangerous to harmony, peace, a destroyer of wisdom'. In February, he remarked that Mr Abbott was steering his party 'backwards' and appeared particularly upset with the prime minister's latest thoughts about Islam. He posted a link to an Al Jazeera article titled 'Tony Abbott's unambiguous anti-Muslim bigotry' and added that someone had said to him it was 'reminiscent of 1930s Germany', the period before Hitler rose to power. In a statement on Friday afternoon, Mr Abbott was respectful in his remarks about the 22nd prime minister, praising his work in establishing Australian institutions such as the Federal Police. He said today was particularly sad day for those who had followed Mr Fraser's efforts to stop a 'bad government' in 1975. Mr Fraser's politics shifted after he left Parliament, with him resigning from the Liberal party in 2010. Malcolm Fraser, pictured here at the White House as Prime Minister in 1980, left Australia bitterly divided after catapulting to office off the back of a constitutional crisis . Prime Minister Fraser was deeply unpopular with many of the left wing - particularly after the 1975 Dismissal of Gough Whitlam . Mr Abbott said he had sought Mr Fraser's wisdom in long conversations as recently as last year - but the two disagreed on several issues. 'I had quite a number of long talks with him since then, most recently late last year,' Mr Abbott told reporters. 'I didn't always agree with all of his positions. In fact,

Summary: The late Malcolm Fraser posted a series of furious tweets about Tony Abbott this year . He said Mr Abbott was 'behaving like a dictator' in his treatment of the head of the Human Rights Commission . Mr Abbott today described him as a 'fierce patriot' - who he did not always see eye-to-eye with . Mr Fraser's politics shifted substantially after he left office .


Over 16,100 people have signed an online petition which calls for the 'feeling fat' emoticon to be eliminated from Facebook's list of emojis that can be featured in status updates. The petition, on change.org, was set up by Catherine Weingarten and the group Endangered Bodies, according to the page. Endangered Bodies says on its website that 'Our aim is to save future generations from the misery that turns people against their own bodies.' Campaign: Thousands have signed an online petition which calls for the 'feeling fat' emoji to be eliminated from Facebook's list of emojis that can be used as status updates. Catherine Weingarten (pictured) and the group Endangered Bodies were behind the petition . Weingarten wrote on the petition's page 'Scrolling through Facebook the other day, I saw a friend’s status set to "feeling fat," accompanied by an emoji with chubby cheeks and a double chin. I think it was supposed to be funny, but seeing this status made me feel angry. 'As someone who has struggled with and overcome disordered eating, I know what it’s like to "feel" fat. I have spent years of my life consumed with negative thoughts about my body, and far too many days starving myself in an effort to lose weight. But even worse than the skipped meals and the hours spent obsessing in front of the mirror was the fear of what others thought about me and my body. The 'feeling fat' emoji that Facebook users were able to use in their status updates . 'When Facebook users set their status to "feeling fat," they are making fun of people who consider themselves to be overweight, which can include many people with eating disorders. That is not ok. Join me in asking Facebook to remove the "fat" emoji from their status options.' In an interview with ABC News, Weingarten said: 'I think we all need to be a little more careful about how we talk about their bodies and learn how to use a more body positive vocabulary,' she told the news outlet. Facebook said in a statement to ABC News that 'People use Facebook to share their feelings with friends and support each other. One option we give people to express themselves is to add a feeling to their posts. You can choose from over 100 feelings we offer based on people’s input or create your own.' Disappearance: The 'feeling fat' emoji was not included in the list of emojis that can be included in status updates on Facebook early Tuesday morning . Mashable pointed out that under 'Safety Resources,' Facebook lists resources in response to the question 'How do I help someone who's posted worrisome things about eating disorders?' The 'feeling fat' emoji was not included in the list of emoticons that can be included in status updates on Facebook early Tuesday morning. In a statement sent to Daily Mail Online, Facebook said 'We've heard from our community that listing "feeling fat" as an option for status updates could reinforce negative body image, particularly for people struggling with eating disorders. So we’re

Summary: Thousands have signed an online petition which calls for the 'feeling fat' emoji to be eliminated from Facebook's list of emojis that can be featured in status updates . The petition appears on change.org and was set up by Catherine Weingarten and the group Endangered Bodies . The 'feeling fat' emoji was not included in the list on Facebook early Tuesday morning .


Roy Hodgson's side travel to Turin in search of an eighth consecutive victory ahead of their international friendly date with Italy on Tuesday. England continued their recovery from a disastrous World Cup by defeating lowly Lithuania 4-0 on Friday night to maintain a six-point lead at the top of Euro 2016 qualifying Group E. The Azzurri will have learned who Harry Kane is after the Tottenham striker marked his debut with a goal after only 79 seconds, but who will be the players to watch out for from Antonio Conte's revamped side? Italy striker Eder (centre) celebrates scoring on his debut in Italy's 2-2 draw with Bulgaria on Saturday . Harry Kane (centre) celebrates with team-mates after scoring 79seconds into his England debut . Marco Verratti (Paris St Germain) At 22, the great hope for Italian football. Outstanding in the recent Champions League victory against Chelsea, Conte wants to build a team around his star midfielder . Italy are planning to build a team around PSG's pint sized playmaker Marco Verratti (centre) Eder (Sampdoria) Brazilian-born striker who admits he doesn't know the words to the Italian national anthem. Showed why Conte picked him with an outstanding debut goal to earn The Azzurri a 2-2 draw in Bulgaria on Saturday. Brazilian-born Eder repaid coach Antonio Conte's faith by scoring on his debut against Bulgaria . Graziano Pelle (Southampton) A firm Conte favourite despite failing to score a Premier League goal since December. Pelle is regarded highly for his hold-up play and linking with other players, a strength of the current Italian side. The Southampton striker may not have scored a Premier League goal this year but is admired by Conte . Mirko Valdifiori (Empoli) Set for his Italian debut at nearly 29 after an impressive season for Serie A surprise package Empoli. Midfielder who is similar to Andrea Pirlo, the scourge of England in the past. Mirko Valdifiori, a midfielder in the mould of Andreas Pirlo, is set to make a late introduction to the Azzurri . Franco Vazquez (Palermo) Argentine attacking midfielder who qualifies to play for Italy through his mother's nationality. His inclusion at 26 is a sign that, like England, Italy are struggling to find enough international-class players. Argentine Franco Vazquez (right) is another foreign-born player sparking controversy by his selection .

Summary: England meet Italy in an international friendly in Turin on Tuesday night . Three Lions sit top of Euro 2016 Group E following 4-0 defeat of Lithuania . Marco Verratti, Graziano Pelle, Mirko Valdifiori, Franco Vazquez and Eder have been picked out as the Azzurri's danger men .


Two-thirds of the laws passed by Britain’s parliament over the past 22 years have either been made or influenced by the European Union, according to a study. An analysis of the laws made between 1993 and 2014 found that 64.7 per cent carried the fingerprints of Brussels. The study, by the Eurosceptic campaign group Business for Britain, found that 59.3 per cent of the total are regulations – binding EU laws which must be accepted by member states without modification. Some 49,699 have been enacted. Scroll down for video . An analysis of the laws made between 1993 and 2014 found that two-thirds were made or influenced by the European Union (pictured, the EU flag) And the other 5.4 per cent are directives, a general aim which can be interpreted in the laws passed by national parliaments. Some 4,283 have been implemented by the UK parliament. The study found that the largest number of EU-influenced directives passed into British law was in 2009 when 294 were brought in. There were 171 last year. Of the major pieces of legislation in 2013, 35 out of 78 were implementing EU directives. The findings will fuel debate about David Cameron’s plans to renegotiate Britain’s membership of the EU if he wins a second term, ahead of his promised in-out referendum before the end of 2017. In his landmark speech on Europe two years ago in which he offered the referendum, the Prime Minister said people rightly questioned whether ‘the balance was right’ in terms of EU legislation. Matthew Elliott, chief executive of Business for Britain, said: ‘David Cameron has rightly pointed out that bureaucratic EU rules unnecessarily affect our daily lives far too often. ‘The European Commission and European Parliament almost always see regulation as the answer to every problem the EU faces, regardless of the impact on business and our economic competitiveness. Access to the single market should not come at the cost of having two-thirds of our laws being decided by the EU. ‘There must be a significant reduction in the amount and scope of EU legislation and powers over certain policy areas should be given back to Parliament so decisions are made far closer to the British people.’ Business for Britain, which is backed by business leaders who want to see Britain either leave the EU or have a fundamentally different relationship with it, says it acknowledges that regulations and directives are needed for the single market to work effectively. The campaign group’s figure is far higher than an estimate from the House of Commons library, which put it at 13.3 per cent. Business for Britain said the explanation for the difference was the fact that many EU regulations simply pass into UK law, without ever being voted on by MPs. Last year, Lib Dem leader Nick Clegg and Ukip leader Nigel Farage held two televised debates about Britain’s membership of the EU . Last year Lib Dem leader Nick Clegg and Ukip leader Nigel Farage held two televised debates about Britain’s membership of the EU in which Mr Clegg claimed only

Summary: Study found 64.7 per cent of the laws made between 1993 and 2014 have either been made or influenced by the European Union . More than half were binding EU laws which must be accepted by member states without modification . Findings will fuel debate about David Cameron’s plans to renegotiate Britain’s membership of the EU .


A cyclist claims he was warned by police he could face an assault charge after he saw a driver throw litter out of his car so threw it back through his window. The rider filmed the moment he confronted the motorist, who got out of his vehicle and asked him for a fight in Dumbarton, near Glasgow. In the footage the cyclist tells the driver, who is wearing a white cap and white t-shirt, 'here's your stupid litter back', before throwing the cup into the man's Vauxhall Corsa. But after contacting the police the cyclist was warned he could be charged with common assault for instigating the fight. Scroll down for video . Row: This is the moment a driver asked a cyclist for a fight after he confronted him about dropping litter . Drama: In the footage the cyclist tells the driver: 'Here's your stupid litter back', before throwing the cup into the man's Vauxhall Corsa . Officers added that no charges would be brought against the driver for threatening behaviour. The 20 year-old cyclist, who has asked not to be named, posted the video online last Thursday in an attempt to shame the motorist. He said: 'I just thought for some reason in my head I should be confronting this person. I wasn't intending it in a very aggressive way. 'As I approached the driver I asked him to roll down the window and this was when I threw the cup in the window.' The rider's video shows him picking up an empty Pepsi cup he claims the driver threw from his car. He then pedalled after the black car, which was caught in traffic and tossed the cup back through his window. Evidence: The cyclist filmed the car and the cup he claims was thrown out of the window in Dumbarton, Scotland . The rider's video shows him picking up an empty Pepsi cup he claims the driver threw from his car . Fury: The driver rushed out of his car to asked if he wants to go to a local park for a 'square go' - slang for a fight . The furious motorist leapt from his seat and challenged the cyclist to a fight before driving off. He then turned around and wound down his window to hurl more abuse at the cyclist as he passed. The cyclist caught the incident on a head cam and tried to report the motorist to police. In an expletive-laden rant, the driver says: 'What do you think you're doing, do you think you're smart or something? Get off the bike.' He then walks back to his car, before driving past the cyclist, rolling down his window and asking if he wants to go to a local park for a 'square go'. The cyclist declined and hurriedly pedalled away from the scene in Dumbarton, Scotland. When the cyclist sent the video to police he said two officers came to his house to see the footage. He claims they told he they could not bring a Breach of the Peace charge against

Summary: Rider threw cup into Corsa and said: 'Here's your stupid litter back' Film of incident shows driver rushing from car and asking him for a fight . Cyclist went to the police who he claims accused him of instigating row . Driver will face no action for litter allegations or threatening behaviour .


Mark Hughes has accused Steve Bruce of trying to ‘defend the indefensible’ over Maynor Figueroa’s tackle on Stephen Ireland that left the Stoke City midfielder with a deep gash in his calf. The Hull City manager responded to Hughes’ anger at the incident by insisting Ireland should already have been sent off following ‘the worst challenge on the pitch’ on David Meyler at the Britannia Stadium. A picture of Ireland’s bloody leg was revealed in the aftermath of the match but Bruce said: ‘I could show you a picture of Figueroa's ankle, he had five stitches in it and carried on.’ Ireland (left) sustained a deep gash on his leg after a challenge from Hull's Maynor Figueroa . Referee Neil Swarbrick did not give a free kick for the challenge that left Ireland with a gash in his leg . The challenge left a wound on Ireland's leg that Stoke boss Mark Hughes said needed 12 to 15 stitches . That has angered Hughes, his former Manchester United team-mate. ‘Steve has fallen into the trap of trying to defend the indefensible,’ said Hughes. ‘Everyone has seen the two challenges and I don't think there is any sort of comparison whatsoever. ‘The outcome is there for everyone to see so I don't think Steve did himself too much credit with his observation. ‘It's fairly easily to defend things - and I do it too - but on this occasion it was not as if the lad would be suspended. So why did Steve not just say, “It was a terrible tackle”? 'We're trying to move on but Steve did not need to do that. He did not need to say that. To defend that is incorrect.’ Stoke boss Mark Hughes has accused Hull City counterpart Steve Bruce of trying to 'defend the indefensible' Hull boss Bruce queried why Stephen Ireland was on the pitch after his challenge on David Meyler . Hughes added: ‘It looks likely Stephen is unavailable for two to three weeks. ‘Most people now have seen the picture and he’s had internal stitches as well as external, so it takes a little bit longer than a straightforward gash. ‘I’m disappointed as he was doing really well, filling the gap for Bojan.’

Summary: Stephen Ireland forced off after Maynor Figueroa tackle on Saturday . Hull City defender scraped studs down back of Ireland's calf in defeat . Steve Bruce claims Ireland should have been sent off earlier in the game . Mark Hughes angered by Bruce and says he should accept Figueroa's error . Stoke City boss says Hull counterpart is trying to 'defend the indefensible'


A 53-year-old pastor who reportedly impregnated 20 members of congregation claims the Holy Spirit ordered him to have sex with them. Nigerian police have now arrested Timothy Ngwu for abusing the young girls and women at Vineyard Ministry of the Holy Trinity. Ngwu's abusive behaviour was finally reported to the police by his estranged wife Veronica who grew tired of his adulterous behaviour - and reportedly impregnated her young neice. A spokesperson for the Enugu State Police command told Naij.com he claims to be obeying the 'spiritual' urge to carry out the will of God, 'irrespective of whether the woman is married or not.' Ebere Amaraizu added: 'When the woman is delivered of the baby, the child remains in the ministry with the mother for life.' Pastor: Timothy Ngwu (second from right) allegedly impregnated 20 members of his congregation because 'God told him to' Ngwu told the same website he has 13 children with five different wives and the mistresses God's 'prophetic' will told him to acquire. He also claims he never had sex with any married woman unless their husbands consented to the Holy Spirit's request. Calista Omeje and Assumpta Odo both left their husbands to live with the pastor based on these holy commands. Mother-of-eight Odo said Ngwu impregnated both her and her daughter, whose age is not known. And Calista - who has 10 children with her husband - said the pastor impregnated her but the baby died. She also revealed that she 'gave' her daughter to him. The pastor's brother - who did not want to be identified - said he had warned both Ngwu and his family about the self-proclaimed clergyman's behaviour for a long time but they refused to listen. He claims the arrest is 'God's wrath falling on his brother', adding: 'God's anger has befallen my brother, we have severally appealed to him to stop what he was doing but he refused. 'He has colonised our compound, bearing children with recklessness. He accused us of being jealous of him because he is doing the will of God.' Sickening: The pastor was arrested for abusing the young girls and women (pictured) - some of whom were married . Pointing at the church's compound, he continued: 'Look at these buildings here... He has converted all of them to himself in the name of vineyard. 'He sacked his betrothed wife who has three children for him and embarked on impregnating married women and young girls. Look at the whole compound littered with children of different sex and age.' 'All members of the vineyard are fools, how can a woman abandon her husband for another man in the name of worshiping God and practice adultery? I cannot get myself involved in this matter. 'Let them sort themselves out with the police but I want the ministry to be shut down completely,' he added.'

Summary: Timothy Ngwu says he has 13 children with five wives and his mistresses . Police arrested him for abusing members of congregation 'on will of God' He was reported to authorities by his wife who grew sick of his adultery . Arrested pastor claims the married women's husbands agreed to affairs . A mother-of-eight claims Ngwu impregnated her - and then her daughter .


Danny Welbeck may not have left Old Trafford with much goodwill on Monday night but the Arsenal striker was given a warm reception as he arrived for the FA Cup clash with Manchester United. Welbeck scored the winning goal as Arsene Wenger's side knocked their hosts out of the FA Cup and advanced to the semi-final. The FA, though, have since released footage of scenes that weren't quite so well publicised on the night. Danny Welbeck lets out a smile as he arrives at Old Trafford on Monday night for the FA Cup clash . Welbeck shakes hands with a member of staff at Manchester United's stadium on Monday night . Welbeck leans in for a kiss with a member of staff ahead of the FA Cup quarter-final at Old Trafford . The video, which is shot inside the tunnel at Old Trafford, captures moments supporters wouldn't normally get to see. Welbeck was greeted with plenty of handshakes from United staff and coaches, and even received a kiss on arrival. Sportsmail's Martin Keown shared a joke with former team-mate and current assistant at Arsenal Steve Bould while Wenger chatted to Peter Schmeichel and his son Kasper. At half-time Welbeck and Alexis Sanchez were engaged in discussions about tactics while United's players looked glum. Their mood didn't brighten after the final whistle, either, as the Arsenal players congratulated each other on the way back to the dressing room. Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger chats to Manchester United legend Peter Schmeichel . Schmeichel was at the match with his son (and Leicester City goalkeeper) Kasper . Former Arsenal team-mates Steve Bould and Sportsmail's Martin Keown share a joke in the tunnel . Welbeck shakes hands with a Manchester United coach as Phil Neville watches on . Arsenal forwards Welbeck and Alexis Sanchez engage in discussions about tactics at half time . Both sets of players trudge down the tunnel at half time of the FA Cup quarter-final .

Summary: Arsenal beat Manchester United at Old Trafford in the FA Cup . Danny Welbeck scored the winner as the Gunners reached the semi-finals . The FA released footage from inside the tunnel at Old Trafford . Welbeck was given a warm reception by members of staff at the stadium . Arsene Wenger and Peter Schmeichel chatted before the match .


Steve Smith scored a brilliant century to lay a solid platform but Australia lost a string of wickets in the second half of their innings to finish with 328 for seven in the World Cup semi-final against India on Thursday. On a good Sydney Cricket Ground pitch in perfect weather conditions, the reigning champions will fancy their chances of overhauling the target of 329 and taking their place in Sunday's final against New Zealand in Melbourne. Smith (105) came back to torment India in a partnership of 182 with opener Aaron Finch (81) to lead Australia to a comfortable position with close to 200 runs on the board, nine wickets in hand and over 15 overs to bat. With Umesh Yadav (4-72) to the fore, however, India struck back to remove the power-hitters in Australia's middle order and disrupt their attempt to plunder runs in the later overs. "I think it's a good total, we're going to have to bowl and field well though," said Smith. "At the start, if you're offered 330, I reckon you take that nine times out of 10. It's going to be about squeezing and hopefully the bowlers can do a job for us. "It's always nice getting hundreds at the SCG and hopefully the boys can back it up in the field now." Smith had come to the crease in the fourth over after Yadav had bounced out opener David Warner for 12 and rarely looked troubled for the remainder of his 122-minute knock. The bouncers were pulled, he called for a cap when the spinners came on and hit 11 fours and two sixes to give India a rude reminder of his prolific form in the test series around New Year, when he scored a century in all four matches. The 25-year-old secured his fourth straight half century at the World Cup in 53 balls and was soon surging towards his fourth ODI century, which he secured with a six and a four off successive balls. Aaron Finch at the other end was looking less assured as he sought to end his run of poor form but he too reached the half century mark before his partnership with Smith was broken in the 35th over. Yadav again did the damage, his bouncer cramping Smith as he attempted the hook with the ensuing top edge flying to Rohit Sharma at deep square leg. Glenn Maxwell came out ahead of his skipper Michael Clarke and hit a brisk 23 off 14 balls before sweeping a Ravichandran Ashwin delivery to Ajinkya Rahane at deep backward square leg. The crowd, the majority wearing the blue of India, were roused and Finch soon departed as Yadav's third victim with Clarke (10) and James Faulkner (21) following him back to the dressing room as Australia tumbled to 284 for six. Even the experienced partnership of Shane Watson and Brad Haddin (seven not out) was unable to steady the ship as Australia tried to balance the imperative of scoring quickly with making sure they did not run out of batsmen. Watson departed

Summary: India need 329 runs to beat Australia and make World Cup final . Steve Smith scored a century before hosts lost a string of wickets . Umesh Yadav was the pick of India's bowlers with figures of 4-72 . New Zealand await in Sunday's final in Melbourne .


Eminent psychologist Dr. Phil McGraw, known to TV audiences as Dr. Phil, is on his way to Atlanta, Georgia to help the beleaguered boyfriend of Bobbi Kristina, Daily Mail Online has learned exclusively. On the eve of Bobbi Kristina’s 22nd birthday yesterday Gordon, whose social media presence had become increasingly desperate and erratic tweeted, “I’m so hurt I wanna do myself in, I know I have to strong [sic].’ In an insight into his spiraling mental state, on Tuesday he tweeted ‘You all blame me but I tried my best and it wasn’t good enough sorry. ‘ Earlier he tweeted the simple plea to Bobbi Kristina, ‘I love you soooooooo much plz wake up.’ Through it all, he has not been allowed to visit with her, as tensions between Gordon and the Brown family have escalated . On the edge: Nick Gordon was seen on outside North Fulton Hospital near Atlanta, where Bobbi Kristina was first taken after she was found unconscious face down in her bathtub . A helping hand: Dr. Phil is concerned about Nick Gordon and his on his way to offer assistance . It is five weeks since Bobbi Kristina was found facedown and unresponsive in a bathtub at the Roswell, Georgia, home she and Gordon, 25, shared. The only daughter of Whitney Houston and Bobby Brown has been in a medically induced coma ever since the horrific discovery just weeks from the third anniversary of her mother’s death in eerily similar circumstances. The singer was found dead in a bathtub in her hotel near Los Angeles on 11 February 2012 just hours before she was due to attend a pre Grammy awards party. But unlike Houston’s death that was ruled accidental, police are treating Bobbi Kristina’s near drowning and injuries allegedly sustained by the 21-year-old as a criminal investigation. Two weeks after being admitted to Atlanta’s Emory Hospital Bobbi Kristina was taken off her ventilator and had her breathing tube removed for fear of infection. Instead she was given a tracheotomy. But any hopes that this was a sign of her condition improving were dealt a devastating blow the following week when medics attempted to bring her out of her coma only for her to suffer a series of dangerous seizures. While Bobbi Kristina fights for her life a troubling picture of her relationship with Gordon, of drug use and domestic turbulence in the weeks leading up to the incident, has emerged. It was Gordon who found Bobbi Kristina and who was administering CPR when first responders arrived on the scene. But other than this, few details have emerged. There have been reports that Bobbi Kristina was under the influence of drugs and drinking heavily on the morning that she was found face down and unresponsive in the tub. Nick and Bobbi Kristina in happier times. Gordon has been banned from seeing her by the Brown family . In addition to this she had been using cocaine, heroin and Xanax in the months before the January 31 incident according to multiple sources who spoke to People. Just

Summary: On the eve of Bobbi Kristina’s 22nd birthday yesterday Nick Gordon's tweets have become increasingly desperate and erratic . Friends and family are concerned about Gordon's mental health . They believe Dr. Phil can help Gordon . Gordon has not been allowed to visit with Bobbi Kristina, as tensions between Gordon and the Brown family have escalated .


David Cameron’s pledge to crack down on immigration is no longer taken seriously by the Office for Budget Responsibility. The Prime Minister had promised to reduce net migration to the ‘tens of thousands’ by the General Election. However, last month that vow was shattered when figures showed it had hit a record high. David Cameron’s pledge to reduce net migration to the ‘tens of thousands’ is no longer taken seriously by the Office for Budget Responsibility . Home Secretary Theresa May later insisted the Tories would restate the failed target to slash net migration to fewer than 100,000 if they returned to Government. But yesterday the OBR heaped embarrassment on ministers by criticising the prediction. In a document published alongside the Budget, it said its previous forecasts had been ‘underpinned by the assumption’ that net migration – the measure of how many people have come into Britain minus those who have left – would be 105,000 by 2019. Theresa May said Tories would slash net migration to fewer than 100,000 if they stayed in power . It stated: ‘A reduction over time seems consistent with the international environment and with the Government’s declared efforts to reduce it.’ But in a blow to Mr Cameron, it added: ‘In light of recent evidence, it no longer seems central to assume it will decline so steeply.’ Instead, it said net migration would ‘tend towards 165,000 in the long term’. On taking power in 2010, Mr Cameron pledged to bring the politically-sensitive net migration figure below 100,000. But last month the figure hit 300,000 – fuelled in large part by net migration from outside the EU of 190,000. Downing Street described the figures as a ‘disappointment’ but also a reflection of a growing economy. The highest number previously recorded was 600,000 in September 2010. When Mr Cameron entered Downing Street in May 2010 net migration was running at 244,000. Shadow immigration minister David Hanson said: ‘David Cameron’s “no ifs, no buts” pledge on net migration is in complete tatters; not even the Office of Budget Responsibility believes the Prime Minister’s promise any more and are now planning for it to be broken. ‘If you needed any more evidence that this government simply can’t be trusted to deliver their promises on immigration, this is it.’

Summary: PM promised to reduce net migration to ‘tens of thousands’ by the election . But vow was shattered when figures last month showed it hit record high . Theresa May then vowed to cut number to 100,000 if Tories stay in power . But OBR said net migration would ‘tend towards 165,000 in the long term’


I just loved seeing Danny Welbeck celebrate his goal. It is a load of tosh when a former player doesn’t celebrate against his old team. Goalscoring is why we play/watch/support — and it’s a while since Danny scored one! United didn’t want to keep him, he left for Arsenal and here he was back at Old Trafford scoring a predatory winner. Danny Welbeck rounded David De Gea to score Arsenal's winner against Manchester United . Welbeck latched on to an weak pass from Antonio Valencia to take the ball past De Gea and score . Welbeck (left) celebrated his goal at Old Trafford despite the fact he used to play for United . Of course he should enjoy it. Before his goal, watching Danny for an hour was awkward TV. The ball was bouncing away from him. He looked desperate at times. Even when he went down in the box, I thought he could have gone on to get a shot away. How much did he want to get into that position to shoot? If you look at Chelsea striker Diego Costa, he just lives for the chances, but as soon as the ball drops for Danny, it’s as if you can hear his pulse racing through the TV and nerves get the better of him. There are lots of things you can work on in football, but goalscorers have that ice in their veins, like Robbie Fowler, Alan Shearer or Thierry Henry. It was staggering that Louis van Gaal did not turn to Radamel Falcao. The poor lad must be thinking: What am I doing here? Louis van Gaal did not use striker Falcao to rescue the game against Arsenal at Old Trafford . Michael Carrick (right) was brought on at half-time but Colombia forward Falcao was unused . I know he is not the player Manchester United thought they were getting, but isn’t it down to the manager to get the best out of him? Goalscorers change games but instead they chased the match with Daley Blind and Michael Carrick, two sitting midfielders, on the pitch. The defending from United for Arsenal’s first goal was unbelievable! Yes, it was a fantastic goal for Arsenal but the defending from United was scandalous.That’s not about tactics, that’s players needing to tackle. Three United players failed to stop Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain as he ran at them and Antonio Valencia – who was playing at right back – turned his back on the Arsenal player. Nacho Monreal wheels away to celebrate scoring Arsenal's first goal against United at Old Trafford . Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain breezed through the United defence to provide an assist for the Monreal goal . You cannot do that. Roy Keane was in the studio but he must have been thinking he should be putting his boots back on. Even Roy, at 43,would have put up more resistance. Oxlade-Chamberlain does very well, driving forward and creating the opening (it was nice skill from Mesut Ozil in the build up too), but they cannot be allowed to do that. This fixture used to have

Summary: Danny Welbeck struck Arsenal's FA Cup winner against Manchester United . He celebrated the goal and received a mixed reception when substituted . Maroune Fellaini was United's best player but Luke Shaw struggled . Man Utd and Arsenal SPECIAL: Are fans right to question Louis van Gaal? READ: Twitter reacts to Manchester United's FA Cup exit .


Can't stay away: Paul Willard, 36, was arrested on Friday after he was found sleeping in the home of a woman he was accused of kidnapping last October . Authorities say an Upstate New York man was arrested last weekend after he was found sleeping in the home of a woman he's accused of kidnapping last fall. The Watertown Daily Times reports that state police charged 36-year-old Paul Willard of Edwards with criminal contempt for disobeying an order of protection last Friday. Troopers say Willard was found sleeping in 43-year-old Kimberly L Peabody's home in the St. Lawrence County town of Russell just before 11:30am on Friday. St. Lawrence County sheriff's deputies arrested Willard last October after they say he violated a protection order and kidnapped Ms Peabody. Reports at the time stated that Willard woke Peabody up by shoving her with the barrell of a rifle and then forced her to get into his pick-up truck. He then drove off with her to his home, where authoritites later found the two and arrested Willard. Willard was released from jail at the end of November, and at a chearing in December, pleaded not guilty to charges of first-degree burglary, second-degree kidnapping and first-degree criminal contempt. Records show is booked in the St Lawrence County jail. It couldn't be determined if he had a lawyer.

Summary: Paul Willard, 36, was found sleeping in the home of 43-year-old Kimberly Peabody Friday morning . Last October, Willard was accused of kidnapping Peabody . He has been charged with criminal contempt for disobeying an order of protection and is still booked at St Lawrence County Jail .


Manchester United manager Louis van Gaal has revealed his time in charge at Old Trafford will be his last in football. Van Gaal and his players head to Liverpool on Sunday in an attempt to solidify their current position in the top four of the Barclays Premier League. And the Dutchman has revealed his attempt to bring glory back to United will be his final challenge in the game. Louis van Gaal has announced Manchester United will be his last job before he retires from the game . Van Gaal told The Telegraph: 'I am old. This is my last job. For sure. 'I have to pay attention to my kids, my grandchildren but also to my wife. They deserve it. Now I cannot pay that attention. I was not at the birthday of my grandson for example. I don't like it. 'We have to qualify for the Champions League and we have many tests next year. That also develops the level of your team, and of course how many players can come in to improve our selection.' Van Gaal has not had everything his own way in his first season in English football but already believes he has identified two future managers in his squad. The former Ajax boss won the European Cup with the Dutch giants against AC Milan back in 1995 . The Dutchman took charge of his national side at the 2012 World Cup in Brazil where they impressed . Van Gaal (left) was boss at Barcelona alongside Ronald Koeman and Jose Mourinho (fourth left) in 1999 . 'Wayne Rooney is very open to learn,' he said. 'It's amazing. I don't know if he speaks with his wife Coleen about football, I don't think so. 'But we have the process of talking here. Most of my players of my selection are open and that's very nice. 'Michael Carrick is more or less a trainer-coach. He is also willing to talk about shapes and systems. The United boss intends to finish victorious before his spell at the 'biggest club in the world' comes to an end . 'That's nice. Rooney also. Not every player is very open and then you have to convince him, and then you get a struggle. It works or it doesn't work. Give them time. Also give me time to do it. 'I am the most flexible manager you can imagine. When the players are coming with good arguments, I change my opinion.' United head to Anfield on Sunday having finally abandoned the three-man defensive system that attracted so much debate earlier in the season. Despite using it all through pre-season and in to the competitive campaign, Van Gaal now claims he has settled on a more effective shape. 'I ask also the players which system they want to play,' Van Gaal revealed. 'And then I ask individual players: 'What's your favourite position?' 'First they don't want to answer but now they are more open, and they answer. 'The fans are shouting it (4-4-2). I have played it but that was to do with accidental

Summary: Louis van Gaal has revealed Manchester United will be his last job . The Dutchman intends to spend more time with his family after retirement . Van Gaal wants to bring the glory days back to 'the biggest club in the world' before he hangs up his drawing board at Old Trafford . Click here for all the latest Manchester United news .


Former Sauber test driver Giedo van der Garde says he has settled his contract dispute with the team for 'significant compensation' while accepting his Formula One career is effectively over. Van der Garde had a deal to be one of the team's race drivers this season, but Sauber did not honour it, and legal judgments in Switzerland and last week in Australia before the season-opening race supported the Dutchman's claims. He said on his Facebook page on Wednesday that the compensation meant 'my rights have finally been recognised and that at least some justice has been done,' but said he was 'sad and disappointed' that his F1 ambitions are over, and still bewildered at Sauber's decision-making. Giedo van der Garde has settled his contract dispute with Sauber for 'significant compensation' The former Sauber test driver accepts that he no longer has a future in Formula One . 'I had hoped at last to be able to show what I am capable of, driving a car for a respected midfield team in the 2015 season,' Van der Garde said. 'This dream has been taken away from me, and I know that my future in Formula 1 is probably over.' The settlement ends a long-running dispute that was a dramatic backdrop to the start of the season last weekend in Melbourne, Australia. Having received the backing of a Swiss employment tribunal, Van der Garde took his case to the local Supreme Court of the state of Victoria, where he won the initial hearing and Sauber's appeal. Pressing his claims further, Van der Garde filed contempt of court charges against the team for not immediately facilitating his installation as a driver in Australia. These charges threatened to impound the team's equipment and possibly lead to the detention of team principal Monisha Kaltenborn. The Dutchman was hoping to race for the team at the season's opening grand prix in Australia . Marcus Ericsson (left) and Felipe Nasr (right) eventually raced in Melbourne and will remain Sauber's drivers . He finally agreed to drop that action, allowing drivers Felipe Nasr and Marcus Ericsson to compete in Melbourne, where the team put in a surprisingly strong performance, with the cars finishing fifth and eighth. Van der Garde said on Wednesday he dropped that contempt of court case because it would have 'wrecked' the team's weekend, and hurt Nasr and Ericsson most of all. 'I decided I did not want to live with that idea, even though it was only the team's management that was responsible for the bizarre situation I found myself in,' Van der Garde said. His career supported through his billionaire father-in-law, he said his sponsor forwarded money to the team during 2014 for a 2015 drive. 'Effectively, it was my sponsor's advanced payments that helped the team survive in 2014,' Van der Garde said. 'Sauber's financial decision-making in this case is bizarre, and makes no sense to me.' The Sauber team produced a surprisingly effective performance in Melbourne finishing fifth and eighth . Van der Garde took his case to the Victoria Supreme Court where

Summary: Giedo van der Garde has settled dispute for 'significant compensation' Former Sauber test driver had deal to race that was not honoured despite legal backing from Supreme Court . Dutchman accepts Formula One career is now over but remains bemused by the team's decision .


Firefighters racing to the scene of an early-morning blaze in a Colorado neighborhood arrived to find the words 'my wife's a cheater' scrawled on the outside of the home. The phrase was sprayed twice across the front of the house in Nelson Street, Arvada when firefighters responded to reports of an explosion at 1.30am on Tuesday. They also found debris in the street, including patio furniture, fire officials said. 7News reported that a name was also painted on the side of the house but it is not clear if he is connected to the fire. Scroll down for video . Accusation: Firefighters in Arvada, Colorado found the words 'My wife is a cheater' scrawled on a side of a home where they responded to a blaze on Tuesday morning . A few hours later, police said they had arrested a man on suspicion of arson in connection with the fire. They said they would release his identity on Tuesday afternoon. Neighbors told KDVR that a couple with three young children live at the home. The Arvada Fire Protection District said everyone in the home had been accounted for and there were no reports of injuries. After multiple calls from neighbors, the district responded to the home early on Tuesday and found it engulfed in flames. 'Upon their arrival, they were faced with a lot of fire that was coming from the front of the house as well as the back of the house,' spokesperson Deputy Fire Marshall Deanna Harrington told the Denver Post. Blaze: They responded to the scene of the fire at 1.30am on Tuesday after multiple calls from neighbors . Blaze: Firefighters were able to put out the flames but the home is significantly damaged by the fire . Destroyed: Later on Tuesday morning, firefighters covered the graffiti outside the house with blue tarps . Crews are unable to enter the home because the floor has been weakened by the 'very significant' damage, she said. After the flames were brought under control, officials covered up the scrawled words with blue tarps. No nearby homes were damaged by the fire. The cause of the fire has not been released and it remains under investigation, the district said. Neighbors expressed their shock over the incident. 'It's a younger family,' Fred Holman told KDVR. 'They've lived here about five years, maybe a little longer. They're very nice people, very good neighbors. I would never think anything like this would happen.'

Summary: Firefighters found the words scrawled across the outside of a home in Arvada, Colorado on Tuesday morning when they responded to a fire . Neighbors said a couple and their three children live at the home but fire officials said everyone had been accounted for and there were no injuries . A man has been arrested for arson .


You may have found yourself doing a double take last weekend when the 2015 Twins Plus Festival was held to honour the marvel of mutiple birth. Thousands of twins converged in Melbourne for the biggest gathering of twins (plus higher number multiples such as triplets, quadruplets and above) in the southern hemisphere. Up to 3000 people - twins, higher number multiples, and their families and friends - attended the event on, Sunday 22 March at Caulfield Racecourse, southeast Melbourne. Scroll down for video . Australia's oldest identical triplets Florence, Betsy and Dorothy, aged 75, at the 2015 Twins Plus Festival . Florence Welsh said she couldn't imagine life without her siblings:'It would be devastating. We're very close, we finish each others sentences all the time and we're always checking up on each other' Up to 3000 people - twins, higher number multiples, and their families and friends - attended the event . Florence Welsh, one of Australia's oldest triplets, attended Twins Plus with her sisters Betsy and Dorothy, aged 75. She told Daily Mail Australia she couldn't imagine life without her siblings. 'It would be devastating. We're very close, we finish each others sentences all the time and we're always checking up on each other,' she said. Welsh said it was incredible to see so many twins together in one place. The festival offered something for everyone, with rides for all ages, celebrity twin meet-and-greets, twin-talent performances and even shopping and exhibits unique to twins. There was even a scientific side to the event, with researchers scouting for recruits to use in projects that will examine the science and psychology of life for multiple birth siblings. The festival offered something for everyone, with twin-talent shows, jumping castles and celebrity-twin meet and greets . The festival is organised by the the Australian Twin Registry and the Australian Multiple Birth Association . Festival Chairperson Karen Willetts said while the focus is on having a good time, it is also about supporting multiple birth families . Associate professor of the Australian Twin Registry Jeff Craig said researchers were on their feet all day. 'There was a vast number of twins who had come purely to speak with the researchers. There were teams conducting studies on epilepsy, cardiovascular disease, and autism through the frame of multiple birth siblings,' he said. NSW identical twin surf lifesavers Stuart and Phillip Daniels attended the festival for the fourth time – and they've been to other twin festivals around the world. 'Twin festivals are like nothing else we've been to, and we have travelled extensively around the world. We all have so much in common as twins and it's great to share stories about our twin lives. Once you go to one, you go back again and again as they are so interesting and fun,' said Phillip Daniel. The event is the biggest gathering of twins (plus higher number multiples such as triplets, quadruplets and above) held in the southern hemisphere . There was even a scientific side to the event, with researchers scouting for recruits to use in projects

Summary: Up to 3000 people - twins, higher number multiples, and their families and friends - attended the event on Sunday . The festival attracted twins from over Australia, including the oldest identical triplets Betsy, Florence and Dorothy . There's was even a scientific side to the festival, with academics scouting for recruits to use in research projects . Festival Chairperson Karen Willetts said the festival is also about having fun and supporting multiple birth families .


The grandmother of Heather Mack’s newly-born daughter has been having ‘intense discussions’ with the teenager about the future of the baby girl who is destined to spend the first two years of her life behind bars in Bali . Ms Kia Walker has flown from her home near Chicago to stay in the hospital where 19-year-old Miss Mack has given birth to the daughter, whom she has named Stella Schaefer, after her boyfriend Tommy Schaefer. Ms Walker, Mr Schaefer’s mother, is understood to be concerned that the baby girl will remain with Miss Mack in Kerobokan Prison when a court verdict is delivered in the next few weeks. Scroll down for video . New mother: Accused murderer Heather Mack, 19, pictured in her hospital room at Sanglah Hospital in Denpasar, Indonesia on Wednesday after giving birth to a baby girl. The father is co-accused, Tommy Schaefer . Baby's future: Schaefer's mother Kia Walker was pictured at the hospital on Wednesday, smoking and talking to Mack, and is allegedly pressuring the teen to let her take care of the newborn . Miss Mack and Schaefer have been accused of the premeditated murder of Miss Mack’s socialite mother, Sheila von Wiese-Mack and if they are found guilty they will face many years behind bars - or even the death penalty by firing squad. What happened? Heather Mack and her murdered mother, Sheila von Weise Mack, pictured in an undated vacation photo. Mack is allowed to keep her newborn baby in prison for the first two years . In a desperate attempt to come to an arrangement for her granddaughter’s immediate future, it is understood Ms Walker has been talking in detail to Miss Mack about her intended plans to keep the baby with her in Kerobokan prison for the full two years that babies are allowed to remain there with their mothers. ‘The discussions have been pretty intense,’ said a hospital source. ‘There has been a lot of pressure on Heather to think again about keeping a baby in a prison cell for the first years of her life.’ It has not been revealed whether Ms Walker has offered to look after her grandchild - or whether the same offer has been made from Miss Mack’s relatives. 'There is no doubt she is concerned about the welfare of the baby,' said the source. While Miss Mack recovers from the caesarian delivery in Bali’s Sanglah Hospital on Wednesday, Mr Schaefer’s mother has been seen through a hospital window talking to her at length. Ms Walker has also been observed standing on a hospital balcony, smoking cigarettes. While she has not spoken publicly about her son’s murder case - nor about the birth of his baby - she revealed on social media in October that a plea for donations to help pay for her son’s legal fees had reached $10,600. She said she had been advised not to comment publicly on the murder case in which her son has been accused of battering Mrs Wiese-Mack to death and stuffing her body in a suitcase, with the

Summary: Heather Mack, 19, gave birth to baby girl in Bali on Wednesday . She is currently jailed in the country as a suspect in her mother's August murder . Her new baby's grandmother, boyfriend Tommy Shcraeder's mother Kia Walker, has visited the baby at the hospital . Ms Walker is allegedly trying to convince Mack to let her take care of the child .


Mauricio Pochettino isn’t the selfie type. So when the Tottenham manager slipped his camera phone out at Loftus Road on Saturday, you couldn’t help but notice. ‘My family was in the stands, my two sons (Maurizio, 13, and Sebastiano, 20) and my older brother (Javier). They were sitting just behind the goal in the top tier. ‘My brother is over from Argentina, he came over for the Capital One Cup final. They have the chance to go to the executive box or be in a better area but they prefer to sing the songs with the fans. So I took the photo as a souvenir. It was a fantastic moment for me and them. It was the first time I’ve done it in my career.’ Mauricio Pochettino took a photo the Spurs fans at Loftus Road as his family were among them . Harry Kane heads past Robert Green to give Tottenham the lead over QPR at Loftus Road . Spurs striker Kane celebrates as his goals keep Tottenham in the hunt for a top four finish . Javier still works on the farm where 43-year-old Pochettino grew up in Argentina’s Murphy province. Their career paths have taken different directions but that doesn’t stop Javier providing his younger, more high-profile brother with an honest assessment. ‘He is very honest — sometimes too much! He’s six years older than me. He works on the farm and watches every game live, all the games are on in Argentina.’ Whether Javier, Maurizio and Sebastiano joined in with the Harry Kane ‘He’s one of our own’ chant is not known. They certainly had the chances to do so as two more goals took Kane’s tally to 26 for the season. He is certain to be in the England squad when Roy Hodgson, who was at Loftus Road, picks his players for the clashes against Lithuania and Italy later this month. But another ‘one of their own’, Ryan Mason, would also have impressed Hodgson. ‘Is Mason close to a call-up? The question is not for me, but Roy,’ said Pochettino, whose side face Manchester United next week. Ryan Mason (left) has been linked with an England call-up after his impressive form for Tottenham . Chris Ramsey refused to get carried away with a points target after QPR lost to Tottenham . ‘This is Ryan’s first full season, even though he is 23, but he has potential to improve and, like Harry, he is progressing in a very good way.’ For QPR, however, defeat left Chris Ramsey’s side in the drop zone and preparing for a relegation battle. ‘I don’t think it’s worth setting points targets. You can only control what you can control and the points target now is three points in the next game,’ said Ramsey.

Summary: Mauricio Pochettino's sons and older brother were at Loftus Road . Pochettino took a picture of the fans after Tottenham beat QPR 2-1 . The Tottenham manager praised the recent form of Ryan Mason .


The evidence for Mars once being habitable is steadily growing, as samples collected by Nasa’s Mars Curiosity rover have revealed a key ingredient for life in Martian rock. Scientists found traces of nitrogen compounds known as nitrates, a vital source of nutrients for living things on Earth. The discovery is the latest feather in the cap for the theory that while Mars is barren and dry now, it was once habitable. Nasa scientists in California found evidence of nitrogen on Mars. Findings were made by Curiosity's (shown) Sample Analysis at Mars instrument. The scientists found nitrates - a source of nitrogen for life on Earth. It was likely created by asteroid impacts or lightning in volcanic plumes . The findings were published in the journal Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences. In their paper, the team of researchers said the nitrogen could indicate the first stage of a primitive nitrogen cycle on the surface of ancient Mars. This could have provided a biochemically accessible source of nitrogen for life on Mars. The Earth’s nitrogen-rich atmosphere made life possible, but the origins of the air we breathe have long been a mystery. Now, scientists believe they have found the answer: that tectonic forces responsible for creating mountains and volcanoes, also made the atmosphere habitable. Geoscientists studied tectonic chemistry and found that nitrogen started building up in Earth’s atmosphere three billion years ago. Writing in the journal Nature Geoscience, Carnegie Institution of Washington researchers explained in October 2014 that the chemistry of the air we breathe is the result of billions of years of photosynthesis, as well as tectonic activity. While scientists knew that plant life was responsible for the build up of oxygen, which makes up one fifth of the Earth’s atmosphere, the nitrogen content - which accounts for 80 per cent of air - had remained a mystery. ‘Discovery of indigenous martian nitrogen in Mars surface materials has important implications for habitability and, specifically, for the potential evolution of a nitrogen cycle at some point in martian history,’ they wrote. The latest evidence was found by using the Sample Analysis at Mars (Sam) instrument on the Mars Science Laboratory (MSL), more commonly known as Curiosity. The discoveries were made at areas of Mars known as John Klein and Cumberland. The scientists note that this particular nitrate likely resulted from an asteroid impact, or lightning in a volcanic plume. Nitrogen is a key component of things like RNA, DNA and amino acids, and thus important for life. Nitrates themselves are important because they are a good source of nitrogen for living things. The next step will be to see if nitrates are still being produced on Mars. ‘People want to follow the carbon, but in many ways nitrogen is just as important a nutrient for life,’ said Dr Jennifer Stern, a science team member for the Mars Science Laboratory mission, reported LA Times. ‘Life runs on nitrogen as much as it runs on carbon.’ Shown is Curiosity's Sample Analysis at Mars instrument. In their paper the team of researchers said the nitrogen

Summary: Nasa scientists in California found evidence of nitrogen on Mars . Findings were made by Curiosity's Sample Analysis at Mars instrument . The scientists found nitrates - a source of nitrogen for life on Earth . It was likely created by asteroid impacts or lightning in volcanic plumes . Increases evidence that the red planet was once habitable in its past .


Manchester United striker Radamel Falcao equalised Colombia's international goals record with a 74th-minute penalty in his country's 3-1 away win over Kuwait in a friendly on Monday. Falcao may have struggled for goals and form on the domestic stage this season, but the 29-year-old certainly hasn't had any trouble impressing on the international stage. His penalty was his third international goal in two games and takes his tally to 24 goals in 56 matches, level with Colombian legend Arnoldo Iguaran. Manchester United striker Radamel Falcao equalised Colombia's international goals record with a penalty . The United striker celebrates yet another international goal with his Colombian teammates on Monday . Falcao is fouled by Kuwait's Fahad Awadh Shaheen during the clash at the Sheikh Zayed Stadium . Iguaran's record has survived untouched for 24-years, but Falcao looks set to overtake the former Millonarios striker, who bagged his 24 goals in 68 matches. Falcao, quoted by the Colombian daily El Tiempo, suggested the record was not on his mind when he took the penalty after being brought down on the edge of the box. 'The fact is you're concentrating on taking (the penalty) and thank God I was able to score,' said Falcao, who has struggled to hold down a first team place at Manchester United this season. Colombian legend Arnoldo Iguaran bagged his 24 goals in 68 international matches . Falcao fights for the ball with Kuwait's Saleh Al Hendi during a friendly match in Abu Dhabi . Kuwait's goalkeeper Hameed Youssef tries to catch the ball as Falcao challenges during the international . Manchester United striker Falcao fights for the ball with Mesaed Al-Enzi of Kuwait in Abu Dhabi .

Summary: Manchester United striker Radamel Falcao scored a 74th minute penalty . Falcao's goal takes him level with Colombian legend Arnoldo Iguaran . Both Falcao and Iguaran have scored 24 international goals for Colombia . Falcao looks set to break the goals record which has stood for 24 years .


Former Liverpool defender Mark Lawrenson has laid into Mario Balotelli after the Liverpool striker's latest faltering performance in the goalless draw with Blackburn in Sunday's FA Cup quarter final. The misfiring Italy international, who has managed only four goals in all competitions since his £16million summer arrival from AC Milan, was brought on after 59 minutes but failed to impress as the game ended 0-0 to force a replay at Ewood Park. Speaking on BBC Radio 5 Live, Lawrenson let fly with a scathing attack on the former Manchester City star who he labelled 'a waste of space'. Mario Balotelli leaves Anfield after Liverpool's goalless draw with Blackburn in the FA Cup . The much criticised striker failed to get on the scoresheet during the FA Cup quarter final clash . The Italian firebrand came on after 59minutes but could not add to his meagre goal tally of four this season . Liverpool legend and BBC pundit let loose a scathing attack on Balotelli, branding him 'a waste of space' The 24-year-old has failed to live up to expectations following his £16million arrival at Anfield . Balotelli heads straight down the tunnel towards the dressing room after the final whistle is blown . 'Forget about Mario Balotelli. He is an absolute waste of time. He shouldn't be anywhere near this team,' he said. 'I can see why Brendan Rodgers threw him on today as he might just create something, but 99 times out of 100 he will let you down.' Match Zone statistics from the game show that Balotelli managed only a single shot on target after coming on as a substitute and appear to support Lawrenson's claims. Balotelli's performance comes just days after he posted a cryptic Instagram message suggesting that one of his team-mates did not like him. Although, having angered players by taking a penalty away from Jordan Henderson during a Europa League clash with Besiktas and with statistics that include only creating six chances for his team-mates all season, it's hardly surprising that the 24-year-old's popularity is waning. Balotelli prepares to be introduced on 51minutes as Liverpool try and change the game . Balotelli has managed only four goals in all competitions since arriving from AC Milan last summer . Mario Balotelli's attack statistics and heat map for the 31minutes he played on Sunday back up Mark Lawrenson's claims - CLICK HERE for more stats from our Match Zone . Lawrenson praised Blackburn for their tactically astute performance to earn a replay at Ewood Park, which has now been scheduled for April 7 or 8th to meet UEFA regulations. 'Congratulations to Blackburn Rovers on an absolutely magnificent display. They were never ever desperate at any time,' he said. 'They have looked at how Liverpool have played recently and the tactics were spot on. Goalkeeper Simon Eastwood hasn't really had to make a real top class save.' Rodgers admitted that he would rather wait a month for the replay than have to play 48 hours later as has happened to Bradford and Reading after their goalless draw on Saturday.

Summary: Mario Balotelli failed to impress in goalless FA Cup draw with Blackburn . Liverpool legend Mark Lawrenson has labelled the Italian a waste of space . Former AC Milan striker has scored only four goals since his £16m move . Balotelli had earlier commented on racism row involving Sulley Muntari . FA Cup replay has been delayed until April 7 or 8 to meet UEFA rules .


Newly elected Afghan President Ashraf Ghani admitted to his love of corned beef sandwiches from Katz's Deli in New York on Wednesday as he addressed Congress in Washington, D.C. at a formal dinner in his honor. 'I was another beneficiary of America’s wonderful generosity,' president Ghani said. 'I ate corned beef at Katz’s, New York’s greatest, greasiest, pickle-lined melting pot,' he added as the room erupted in unanimous laughter. Katz's, established in 1888, is the oldest delicatessen in New York City. Peaceful meeting: President of Afghanistan Ashraf Ghani delivered an address to a joint meeting of Congress on Wednesday where he expressed his love for Katz's Deli in New York . The establishment is open daily staring at 8:00am and is open all night on Friday and Saturday. For 18.75 a patron can scoop up Ghani's favorite Corned Beef creation. 'Our secret "dry cure" pickling formula requires a full month to be ready to serve,' says Katz's website of the delicacy. 'The secret to finishing is to pace yourself,' adds the New York staple's page. Ghani also thanked Congress for slowly but surely helping to rebuild his country following the Afghanistan war in 2001. He expressed his gratitude for the millions of American tax dollars and vowed his war-wracked country will be self-reliant within this decade. 'We're not going to be the lazy Uncle Joe,' he said. President's favorite: 'I was another beneficiary of America’s wonderful generosity,' president Ghani said. 'I ate corned beef at Katz’s, New York’s greatest, greasiest, pickle-lined melting pot,' Ghani said on Wednesday . In a speech to a joint meeting of Congress, Ghani moved to mend U.S.-Afghan relations that were frayed under former President Hamid Karzai. Lawmakers have been critical about the lengthy U.S. troop presence in America's longest war, wasteful spending in Afghanistan and were stung by Karzai's anti-American rhetoric. Ghani humbly thanked Congress for the nearly $107 billion it has appropriated for Afghanistan so far. He paid homage to the 2,200 U.S. servicemen and -women who lost their lives in the war and the thousands more who were wounded, and thanked the U.S. aid workers who built schools, wells and cured the sick. 'At the end of the day, it is the ordinary Americans whose hard-earned taxes have over the years built the partnership that has led to our conversation today,' he said to applause in the House chamber packed with hundreds of lawmakers, dignitaries and guests. Ghani, wearing a gray western suit, peppered his speech with anecdotes about the time he's spent in America, noting that he graduated from Columbia University in New York and was in his World Bank office in Washington when the first plane smashed into the World Trade Center on 9/11. He touched on themes he hoped would convince lawmakers that he will be a reliable U.S. partner. Oldest Deli: Katz's, established in 1888, is the oldest delicatessen in New York City and is home to their famous corned beef sandwich . He admitted that decades of war have resulted in high levels of fraud and graft in Afghanistan and

Summary: Newly elected Afghan President Ashraf Ghani admitted to his love of corned beef sandwiches from Katz's Deli in New York . 'I ate corned beef at Katz’s, New York’s greatest, greasiest, pickle-lined melting pot,' Ghani told Congress in Washington on Wednesday . Ashraf Ghani stepped up to speak at a formal dinner in his honor this week at the State Department where he expressed his gratitude .


Leicester City winger Anthony Knockaert is discussing a potential Bosman move to Standard Liege. The Frenchman, who is out of contract at the end of the season, is free to talk to overseas clubs and has been to Liege to check out the facilities and discuss personal terms. Knockaert, 23, has made only five starts for Leicester this season and has not featured since the FA Cup win at Tottenham Hotspur in January, when he was an unused substitute. Leicester City's Anthony Knockaert (left) has held talks over a move to Belgian side Standard Liege . The French winger is one of 10 players reaching the end of their contracts with the Foxes . Knockaert is one of ten first team players out of contract at Leicester as well as Esteban Cambiasso, Matt Upson, Paul Konchesky, Gary Taylor-Fletcher, Dean Hammond, Marcin Wasilewski, Conrad Logan, Paul Gallagher and Zoumana Bakayogo. Meanwhile, the Foxes have rejected approaches for striker Tom Lawrence from an astonishing nine clubs. The former Manchester United forward has barely played for Leicester since arriving from Old Trafford in the summer but manager Nigel Pearson wants to have all options available as he battles against the odds to keep Leicester in the Premier League. The Foxes have rejected bids from nine different clubs for striker Tom Lawrence (right)

Summary: Anthony Knockaert is one of 10 players out of contract at end of season . French winger has held talks with Belgium club Standard Liege . The Foxes have rejected bids from nine clubs for Tom Lawrence .


With confirmation on the packet that the product contains '100 per cent British potatoes', you can hardly accuse the manufacturer of misleading customers. But when Richard Bootman, 25, opened a packet of Snackrite steak and onion crisps from Aldi for his morning snack, he certainly did not expect to find a whole potato inside - and no crisps. The architectural designer from Mildenhall, Suffolk, left colleagues at his office in Bury St Edmunds in fits of laughter after the actual contents of the 25g bag from a store in Brandon became clear. Unusual: Richard Bootman, 25, opened a packet of Snackrite steak and onion crisps (right) from Aldi for a snack, before find a whole potato inside - and no crisps. A normal bag of the crisps is also pictured (left) Surprised: The architectural designer from Mildenhall, Suffolk, left colleagues at his office in Bury St Edmunds in fits of laughter after the actual contents of the 25g bag from a store in Brandon became clear . Mr Bootman told BT.com: ‘I picked it up and it was airtight so I didn’t question it. At first I thought it was a ball of soggy crisps. When I realised what it was, everyone in the office laughed. ‘We couldn’t believe it. It is likely I will buy them again - brand doesn’t bother me with crisps. But I will feel up the pack before I open them.’ Mr Bootman said the bag - which came from a multipack - was clean inside, so appeared to have never held crisps. He added that the potato looked as if it had been oiled ready to cook. Bemused by what had happened, he posted an image of the crisp packet on Twitter for the attention of Aldi - which apologised and offered a refund if he returned it with a receipt. Unbelievable: Mr Bootman (left) said the bag - which came from a multipack - was clean inside, so appeared to have never held crisps. He added that the potato (right) looked as if it had been oiled ready to cook . Response: Bemused by what had happened, he posted an image of the crisp packet on Twitter for the attention of Aldi - who apologised and offered a refund if he returned it with a receipt . Supermarket: Mr Bootman bought the bag of crisps in a multipack at an Aldi store (above) in Brandon, Suffolk . His post on March 9 has since been retweeted dozens of times, while Mr Bootman said news of his find had been covered as far afield as Russia, India and Taiwan. When fellow Twitter users asked him if the image was a wind-up, he replied: 'Nope, no prank, people in my office witnessed me opening the bag, then we all burst into laughter.' But one of the respondents to his post, Steven Bennett, suggested: 'Packing employee with a sense of humour perhaps?' An Aldi spokesman said: ‘Aldi is aware of this incident and is happy to offer the customer a full refund.'

Summary: Richard Bootman found potato inside Snackrite steak and onion crisps . Architectural designer left office in Bury St Edmunds in fits of laughter . Aldi has apologised and offered refund to 25-year-old from Mildenhall .


Everton boss Roberto Martinez feels the poor condition of the pitch at Dynamo Kiev's Olympic Stadium is 'a concern' - but he is sure it will be just as problematic for one side as the other in Thursday's Europa League last-16 second-leg encounter. Rather than training on the pitch at their opponents' stadium as they normally would, Martinez' men did a session on the running track surrounding the playing surface - while the turf was covered by a protective sheet - following their arrival in Ukraine on Wednesday. And when asked about the state of the grass, the Spaniard said at his pre-match press conference: 'The pitch is a concern for both teams. Everton boss Roberto Martinez has expressed concerns over the quality of Dynamo Kiev's pitch . Everton players train ahead of their Europa League round of 16 second-leg with Dynamo Kiev . Everton currently lead the tie 2-1 on aggregate following their win at Goodison Park in the first-leg . With the pitch covered up, Everton players are made to train on the running track that surrounds it . Martinez has warned that the poor quality pitch could be a problem for both Everton and Dynamo Kiev . 'Dynamo Kiev are a technical team and they need a good pitch, and we are exactly the same. 'I don't think it will play a big part in terms of giving a favour or advantage to either of the two sides. 'I think it is a little bit of a shame for the game of football that the pitch is not going to be in perfect condition. 'But you have to adapt to whatever surface you play on.' An Everton coach leads the players in a series of stretches on the running track around the pitch . Leighton Baines (left) stretches alongside Everton team-mate Luke Garbutt at the Olympic Stadium .

Summary: Everton take on Dynamo Kiev in the Europa League last 16 . The Toffees currently lead the tie 2-1 on aggregate . Martinez says the poor condition of the pitch will cause problems .


Can't choose between a bike, scooter or a skateboard for the commute to work? Now you don't have to, as inventors have come up with a contraption that combines all three into one. The device, called a Sbyke, offers riders young and old the ability to enjoy the three modes of transport simulataneously in a bizarre contraption that has cherry-picked features from each. It has a set of handlebars and a big front wheel like a bike, but the back section looks more like a skateboard. The rider propels themselves as if they were on a scooter. Scroll down for video . Two Californian inventors have come up with a new type of transport. The Sbyke (shown) is a mix of a bike, scooter and a skateboard. It has handlebars and a big front wheel, but the back has a flat section . Its makers say riding a Sbyke feels nothing like a conventional scooter - instead it is more like 'skiing on a pavement'. Ford may be known for its cars, but at this year’s Mobile World Congress the auto giant also unveiled a pair of electric bikes. Both prototypes are powered by 200-watt motors, fold to fit on a train or in the boot of a car, and with pedal assist, help riders reach speeds of up to 15mph (25km/h). The bikes are part of an experiment by Ford called Handle on Mobility, which aims to make journeys safer and more efficient. The bikes, called MoDe:Me and MoDe:Pro, are based on designs by Ford employees and take inspiration from technology seen in cars. For example, both bikes are fitted with rear-facing ultrasonic sensors. These sensors link with the handlebars to discreetly alert the rider when a car is about to overtake using subtle vibrations. The Sbyke is the brainchild of racing drivers Bart and Steve Wilson from San Clemente California who came up with the design as a way to get around the pit lanes at a race track quickly. The Wilson brothers then teamed up with designer Brad Wernli and together they built the first prototype in Brad's garage before launching the product worldwide. The Sbyke comes in two main models - a mini one for children under seven and a bigger version for older kids and adults. The smaller one costs £99.95 ($149) and the bigger is £159.95 ($249) from sbykeuk.co.uk. Shaun Turner from Hertfordshire, director of Sbyke UK, said: 'The Sbyke is the evolution of the kick scooter - a brand new revolutionary hybrid scooter which takes the best elements from scootering, skateboarding and cycling and rolls them all into one. 'Although it looks a little like a bike, a skateboard and a scooter all mixed together, it rides unlike any of them. 'Sbyke takes the best attributes of each and combines them into something totally unique. 'Imagine skiing and surfing but on the pavement. That's the sensation Sbyke can give you.' The rider, young or old, propels themselves like a scooter. The inventors say using it is like 'skiing on a pavement'. A smaller version costs

Summary: Two Californian inventors have come up with a new type of transport . The Sbyke is a mix of a bike, scooter and a skateboard . It has handlebars and a big front wheel, but the back has a flat section . The rider, young or old, propels themselves like a scooter . The inventors say using it is like 'skiing on a pavement' A smaller version costs £99.95 and a bigger version is £159.95 .


Shamed payday lenders are still hounding vulnerable customers suffering from illness and bereavement despite pressure to clean up the industry, a report has found. Only one year after a new regulator was tasked with keeping loan companies in check, many are still employing bully boy tactics when a customer defaults on their repayments. The Financial Conduct Authority found that certain firms continued to be 'unsympathetic and inflexible' where a customer was in 'distress and financial difficulty'. The watchdog said one lender had even tried to extract money from customers by 'threatening visits to their home or place of work', despite having no policy to do so. Hounded: A year after the Financial Conduct Authority was tasked with regulating payday lenders, its report finds the firms are still hounding vulnerable customers (file photo) Others threatened to pass on customers' accounts to external debt collectors, even though they had no intention of doing so. The FCA said it uncovered 'misleading and occasionally threatening correspondence from lenders', despite an attempt to clamp down on such behaviour. David Mann, at comparison site uSwitch.com, said last night: 'It's shocking that vulnerable people are still being hounded, even when they're taking steps to get their debts under control. 'It's clear that more needs to be done to protect those trapped in a vicious circle of debt. 'There is a need for short term credit, but payday loans can be a very expensive way to borrow money. We need high street banks to step up and offer robust short term lending solutions.' Last April, the FCA was put in charge of regulating the payday industry in an attempt to tackle the number of people spiralling into unmanageable debt through these high-interest short-term loans. But the FCA's own report found evidence that high-risk applicants were still being accepted for loans, even where lenders had 'grounds to suspect that customers were at risk of, or already in, financial difficulties'. They said shambolic record-keeping meant calls and emails from customers admitting they were in difficulty and could not pay often 'fell through gaps' in the system. In some cases, companies had a backlog of correspondence from debt advice charities stretching back several weeks, meaning lenders were completely unaware of why customers had defaulted on their loan. This included medical evidence which would have explained why someone had stopped repaying their debt. Vulnerable: The FCA's own report found evidence that high-risk applicants were still being accepted for loans . 'In many cases, these customers were still being chased for their debts through daily letters, emails and phone calls', the FCA said. Even lenders which had logged details of customers' personal circumstances, including illness or bereavement, sometimes failed to tell debt collectors this. Some firms were also short-staffed and inadequately trained to deal with complex arrears cases, it added. However, it said some positive changes and been made and that most firms had significantly reduced the amount of fees and interest they charged customers who had fallen behind with their repayments. Joanna Elson, at the Money Advice Trust charity, said payday lenders must 'drastically

Summary: Lenders still 'bullying' customers suffering from illness and bereavement . Financial Conduct Authority claims firms continue to be 'unsympathetic' One even threatened to visit customer's home despite policy forbidding it . Last year, FCA was tasked with regulating high-interest short-term loans . Its own report has found high-risk applicants still being accepted for loans .


Charged: Ryan Quinton, 27 (pictured) pleaded guilty to vehicular homicide in the death of his new bride on December 30, 2013 . A drunk driver who killed his new bride as they left their wedding reception has pleaded guilty to vehicular homicide. Ryan Patrick Quinton, 29, was charged with DUI, first degree vehicular homicide, laying drag, reckless driving, and a failure to maintain his lane over the December 29, 2013 crash which claimed the life of 25-year-old Kali Shay Dobson. He was sentenced to 15 years, but only two to three months of that sentence will be behind bars, with the rest of his sentence on probation. He will also lose his license for five years. Quinton also pleaded guilty to another incident of drunk driving in May 2014, just months after the crash. Quinton had a blood-alcohol level of 0.114, well above the legal limit in Georgia of 0.08 for over 21s, when he lost control of the Pontiac Firebird and careened down an embankment on Highway 5 near Old Canton Rd in Georgia. Dobson, who was not wearing a seatbelt, was ejected from the car which landed on top of her. She died at the scene. Just last week Dobson's family came out in support of Quinton, saying he was like their own child. 'He is my son and a brother to my daughters now and an uncle to my grandbabies. We support him in any way we possibly can,' Dobson's grieving mother, Linda Jordan, told The Marietta Daily Journal. 'We can’t stand to see something happen to him. We’re behind him. Whatever it takes, we’re right there for him.' Jordan said the family had already suffered enough and would struggle to cope with a lengthy court case. 'We shouldn’t have to endure all this, too,' Jordan said. Heartbroken: Linda Jordan (right), the grieving mother of Kali Dobson (left), said she will always back Dobson's groom, Ryan Quinton . Heartbreaking: Kali Dobson is pictured on her wedding day in Georgia - just hours before she was killed . Devastated: Ryan suffered minor injuries in the crash and underwent treatment in hospital . After the horrific crash, Quinton ran to the road where, with his clothes torn and covered in blood, he flagged down help. Chris Thomas told Channel 2 that he was driving along Ball Ground Highway when he spotted Quinton wearing a shredded tuxedo and stumbling along the road. 'His shirt was all torn up and he was . bleeding,' he said. 'He had blood all over his face and blood coming out . of his hands and stuff and just looked bad. And it scared me to death.' He comforted the sobbing man as they waited for emergency responders. He held the Quinton's hands and they prayed together. 'There . was nothing that could be done,' Thomas said after returning to the . crash site. 'The car was on top of her. You couldn't even see her.' Mourning: Loved ones gather at the bluff north of the Ball Ground city limits near the Gospel Temple Congregational Holiness Church

Summary: Kali Shay Dobson, 25, was killed in the crash on Ball Ground Highway, Georgia on December 29 hours after marrying Ryan Patrick Quinton . Quinton lost control of their car, sending it off the highway and down an embankment; Dobson was ejected from the car, which landed on her . He pleaded guilty to driving under the influence and vehicular homicide and has been sentenced to 15 years in prison . His blood alcohol content was 0.114, above the 0.08 legal limit . He was charged with drunk driving again in May 2014, just months after the accident .


Jihadis are sending up to 100,000 Twitter messages a day to plot terrorism, Europe’s police chief has warned. In a chilling account of how IS is exploiting technology, Rob Wainwright, the director of Europol and ex-MI5 officer, urged social media firms to help authorities stem the terrorist threat, saying that encrypted communications were the ‘most significant challenge’ to tackling terrorism. IS is known to use encrypted tweets to recruit fighters and ‘jihadi brides’, including the three British girls who fled to Syria earlier this year. Scroll down for video . Rob Wainwright, the director of Europol, urged social media firms to help authorities stem the terrorist threat . Saying that IS has 50,000 Twitter accounts, Mr Wainwright told a BBC radio investigation: ‘We’ve built our counter-terrorist capability in recent years very much on the basis of being able to monitor their communications. 'As the communications of terrorist networks and criminal groups have moved increasingly [online], it’s opened up a whole new wave of problems for us even in the open internet, let alone the Darknet.’ His comments follow a report last year into the murder of Fusilier Lee Rigby, which found that Facebook had failed to pass on information that could have prevented his death. The full interview will be broadcast today at 11am on BBC Radio 5 live. Aqsa Mahmood, who fled to Syria from Glasgow, is said to have used Twitter to encourage terrorism .

Summary: Rob Wainwright, the director of Europol, says social media a huge problem . ISIS is known to use it to recruit fighters and so-called 'jihadi brides' Urged firms like Twitter to help authorities help stem the terrorist threat .


Turn on the telly, lie back and think of England the way it used to be. It isn’t difficult. Not with David James, Phil Neville, Jamie Carragher, Martin Keown and Lee Dixon sharing their expertise and defensive acumen. Or maybe there’s the midfield craft of Steve McManaman, Paul Scholes, Owen Hargreaves and Jamie Redknapp. Or the striking instincts of Alan Shearer and Michael Owen. That’s a decent international team right there, boasting more than 500 caps and more than a hundred goals, even without Match of the Day host Gary Lineker. Or Gary Neville, one of a few England internationals from his generation involved in coaching, when his Sky TV duties allow. Holland beat England 2-0 in 1993 and almost all of the Dutch side are in coaching but not one player from England is in management... HOLLAND . De Goey: Now works with goalkeepers at Dutch amateur side DHC Delft . De Wolf: Ex-boss at Zwart, Halsteren, SVVSMC, Haaglandia, Turkiyemspor, Voorschoten 97, WKE & Sliedrecht, recently retired as assistant at Sparta Rotterdam and now working on TV . R Koeman: Southampton manager . Minutes after escaping a red card for pulling down David Platt, Ronald Koeman fired a free kick past David Seaman . F de Boer: Ajax manager . Rijkaard: Ex-Barcelona manager now retired . Wouters: Ex-manager of Ajax & Utrecht, also coached at Rangers & PSV, now head of youth development at Kasimpasa in Turkey . E Koeman: Southampton assistant, also ex-manager of Waalwijk, Feyenoord, Hungary, Utrecht & PSV . Bergkamp: Ajax assistant . Overmars: Ajax director of football . R de Boer: Was Ajax U18 & U19 assistant, but chose TV when urged by Ajax to make a career choice . Roy: Ajax B – U16 & U17 coach . Subs: . Winter: Netherlands U19 coach . Van Gobbel: Coaching 8-10-year-olds at Feyenoord . Paul Merson is tackled as he challenges for the ball (left) as Alan Shearer loses out to Frank de Boer (right) ENGLAND . Seaman: Occasionally helps Arsenal coach their goalkeepers . Parker: Ex-manager of Chelmsford and Welling, last seen blogging for Yahoo . Dorigo: Various media . Ince: Ex-manager of Macclesfield, MK Dons, Blackburn, Notts County and Blackpool . Pallister: Works in the media . Adams: Ex-manager of Wycombe, Portsmouth and Gabala in Azerbaijan . Platt: Ex-manager of Sampdoria, Nottingham Forest, England U21s and assistant at Man City . Palmer: Coaching at an independent school in China . Shearer: Eight games as Newcastle’s caretaker manager in 2009, now BBC pundit . Merson: Less than two years as Walsall manager, now Sky TV pundit . Paul Merson challenged by John De Wolf as England crashed to defeat in the vital qualifying match . Sharpe: Abu Dhabi sports pundit . Subs: . Sinton: Ex-manager of Fleet Town and Telford United . Wright: BBC broadcaster . Ian Wright is dejected after England's hopes of reaching the World Cup in 1994 . Many former England stars have opted for the sofa. Who can blame them? Coaching is a vocation, an all-consuming passion; not something to dabble at in

Summary: In 1993, Holland beat England 2-0 in a World Cup qualifier . Many of the England internationals from that night are now working in punditry . On the Holland side however, most players are now working in coaching . Only four former England players are now managing across the top four leagues .


Suspended: Dr Adam Osborne (pictured) was suspended by the GMC two weeks ago amid sex with patient allegations, and has now stepped down as director of the company he owns with his wife . The psychiatrist brother of Chancellor George Osborne has resigned from his private medical company, leaving it with assets of just £551. Dr Adam Osborne, 38, was suspended by the General Medical Council two weeks ago pending an investigation into allegations he had a two-year sexual affair with a vulnerable woman patient – a married mother of two with psychiatric issues. Now he has stepped down as a director of Elitemed, the private company he co-owns with his wife Rahala Noor, a plastic surgeon. The company recently filed accounts which showed it was worth just £551, had £71 in the bank and owed creditors £7,337. Documents also revealed Rahala Noor, 37, who was previously secretary of the company, took over as the sole director. The couple each own 50 per cent of the company, but GMC rules mean Osborne cannot practise as a doctor until an investigation into the allegations is concluded. If they are upheld he could be struck off, although the GMC says the current suspension is not an indication of guilt. Another firm called Devonport Psychiatry, which was registered to Osborne’s West London home, appears to have had its 0845 number disconnected since The Mail on Sunday revealed he had been suspended by the GMC. He has also taken down his personal website. Elitemed was set up in 2010 shortly after Osborne was suspended over earlier claims which centred on his relationship with a cocaine-addicted prostitute. At the time, the GMC said his ‘relationship’ with the woman had ‘clouded his judgment’ and led him to prescribe anti-psychotic drugs, dishonestly use a false name and fail to inform her GP. The doctor was also disciplined for prescribing contraceptive pills to Rahala – who was then his girlfriend – and an anti-smoking drug to a family member. Osborne married Noor in a Muslim ceremony in 2009 after he had converted to Islam and changed his first name to Mohammed. A news report about his conversion was last year hidden by Google after a request from an unknown person following a controversial ‘right to be forgotten’ ruling in the European Court of Justice. This gave people the right to have ‘no longer relevant’ items removed from internet searches. Probe: George Osborne's brother cannot practise as a doctor until the investigation is concluded . Osborne is the youngest brother of the Chancellor and one of four sons born to Sir Peter Osborne – who co-founded wallpaper company Osborne & Little. After studying medicine at Manchester University, he became a junior doctor at the city’s Wythenshawe Hospital, a job he was forced to quit after the allegations of handing out falsified prescriptions. He went on to practise as a private psychiatrist in Marylebone, Central London.

Summary: Dr Adam Osborne suspended by General Medical Council two weeks ago . Probe launched into claims he had two year affair with vulnerable patient . Now stepped down as director of Elitemed, company he owns with his wife . Recently filed accounts reveal it was worth just £551, with £71 in the bank .