There's been acai, kale, chia, and goji berries. But another obscure superfood new on the market in Australia is being heralded for its multiple health and beauty benefits, which include aiding in weight loss, slowing down cellular ageing, energy boosting, reducing skin conditions such as eczema, and giving a glowing complexion. While superfoods from the sea are nothing new, brown algae is being called superior due to its high levels of protein and fibre. Victoria Beckham, Madonna and Gwyneth Paltrow are among the stars said to have adopted brown algae into their lives and their bodies. Britney Spears is also a fan and reportedly even eats it raw. Stars' secret weapon: Victoria Beckham (left) and Gwyneth Paltrow (right) are reported to be among brown algae's celebrity fans . Slimy superfood: Many are using brown algae as an alternative to green algae due to its reportedly superior health benefits that include aiding in weight loss, slowing down cellular ageing, and helping skin conditions . Algae is any plant based organism that grows in water. So, when you’re talking about seaweed, you’re talking about algae. Spirulina lacks the same levels of fibre and is harvested from farms, leaving it open to possible contamination. Brown algae is most familiar to people as kelp and is especially common in the cold clean waters of the Northern Hemisphere where it is sustainably harvested. But how can this superfood help you lose weight? In one word, iodine. Iodine is a crucial element in weight loss as it regulates the thyroid gland, a gland in your neck that hormones can either wreck havoc or cause balance in our bodies. Natural benefits: Brown algae has a high concentration of iodine, one gram is reportedly equivalent to 50 times the recommended daily intake . Most Australians have an acute deficiency in Iodine because we don’t eat enough wild fish, seaweed or algae. This means a lot of Australians suffer hyperthyroidism or under stimulated thyroids leading to unnatural weight gain. Now, brown algae has an extraordinarily high concentration of iodine, one gram is reportedly equivalent to 50 times the recommended daily intake. Because of our natural iodine deficiency, it’s argued that increasing your consumption can increase your metabolic rate and in turn help you burn more calories. When it’s fresh it is slimy seaweed, and for this reason it is often dried, powered and consumed in capsule or shake form. Some recommend trying it with rice milk. It reportedly contains unique antioxidants and fibres that have been linked to emerging studies that show anti-cancer, anti-viral and anti-bacterial benefits as well as promoting anti-senescence which is the process of slowing down cellular ageing. Drink it down: As consuming slimy seaweed can be less than palatable, it is often dried and powdered. Divinita arrived on Australian shelves in November . Brown algae is also high in other nutrients like calcium, potassium, magnesium, iron, chromium, copper, selenium and zinc and many B-vitamins . Professor Peer Schneck from Queensland University’s School of Agriculture and Food Sciences said his research shows that brown algae seaweed is more

Summary: New super food has gained attention for its health benefits . Brown algae is reported to be superior to Spirulina due to its high fibre . Victoria Beckham, Madonna and Gwyneth Paltrow are said to be fans . The Iodine component helps for weight loss by stimulating thyroids . Other benefits include reducing cellulite and helping skin conditions .


Jagger was wrongly thought to have been poisoned at Crufts, but his joint owners have criticised the Kennel Club for how it dealt with the situation . The owners of a prize-winning Irish setter who was wrongly thought to have been poisoned at Crufts have attacked the Kennel Club for its 'cold' attitude in dealing with the death of the dog. Three-year-old Jagger collapsed and died at his owner's home in Tongeren, Belgium, 24 hours after winning a silver medal in his class at the world's biggest dog show. At first his devastated owners believed the dog had been giving cubes of beef laced with poison at Crufts, possibly by a rival, only for the Kennel Club to run tests which showed Jagger had eaten the it 28 hours after leaving the show in Birmingham. The animal's co-owners, Belgian couple Aleksandra and Willem Lauwers and Leicestershire-based Dee Milligan-Bott and her husband Jeremy Bott have criticised the way the Kennel Club handled the situation, and said they faced a barrage of emails from the organisation after the dog's death. 'We accept that we will never know the true facts of why, where and when Jagger ingested poison which resulted in his death,' the owners said in a joint statement, posted on their Facebook pages. 'We wish now to draw a line under this tragedy. 'We are extremely disappointed, the way the Kennel Club have handled the events surrounding the death of Jagger.' The owners said they would have welcomed 'expert advice' with how to deal with the situation and the ensuing press attention. They added: 'That would have been helpful, rather than the cold, impersonal emails and their own press comments regretting that Jagger had died after the show.' Jagger became ill when he returned to the Lauwers family home in the city of Tongeren, in Belgium. The couple called a vet but he suffered a fit and died before the vet arrived. Jagger - known by his show name Thendara Satisfaction - was owned by the couple's young son who was devastated at the death of his pet. A vet acting for the couple carried out an immediate post-mortem on Friday March 6, confirming suspected poisoning. The dog's owners said they had then contacted the Kennel Club by urgent email to its press office to report the dog's death and then faced a 'barrage' of emails from the organisation. Toxicology reports were sent to the Kennel Club last Saturday along with a timetable of Jagger's exact movements, the dog's owners said. Belgian dog owners Aleksandra Lauwers, centre, and her husband Willem Lauwers, were pictured speaking outside their home shortly after the death of their dog and son's pet Jagger, an Irish setter . Thendara Satisfaction, known as Jagger, won second in his class during the second day of Crufts . In a statement issued on Monday Crufts said it was 'inconceivable' that the dog had been given two fast-acting poisons at Birmingham's NEC between 28 and 36 hours earlier. Kennel Club secretary Caroline Kisko said: 'There has been a lot of concern

Summary: Jagger, an Irish setter who won a silver at Crufts, collapsed after dog show . His joint owners initially believed the dog had been poisoned at Crufts . But a post mortem found that Jagger had eaten fast acting poison and died . He could only have eaten poison after leaving show to return to Belgium . But dog's joint owners have criticised Kennel Club for its 'cold' response . Said organisers failed to give them advice and just sent 'barrage' of emails .


Having left home at 16 to pursue football against his mum’s wishes, Brown Ideye is thankful he can smile now. So much so he is able to give a highly animated impression of her watching him play for West Bromwich Albion. Squinting to study an imaginary television back home in Nigeria, his arms flap wildly. ‘Don’t kick him!’ he shouts, mimicking his mother Teresa’s voice. ‘Ref can’t you see!’ he jabs his fingers. ‘Each time West Brom play my mother is wearing my shirt, sitting down in front of the telly, and she is like this,’ Ideye laughs. Brown Ideye told Sportsmail about his journey from Nigeria to West Bromwich Albion . Ideye's success story is one for West Brom fans and football supporters in general to truly admire . The Baggies striker left his home at 16 to pursue a career in football against his mother’s wishes . The 26-year-old is beginning to make his stamp as the west Midlands club's most expensive signing . Ideye (centre) scores West Brom's third goal in their hammering of West Ham in the FA Cup fifth round . It is quite some turnaround given she banned him from playing the game as a 14-year-old through fears he would get caught up with criminal gangs on the streets of Lagos. After his father Joel died, she even sent him to her sister’s remote village eight hours away to keep him from football and, as she saw it, trouble. A decade later Ideye, 26, is West Brom’s £10million record buy and, after initial difficulties, beginning to make good on his pricetag. He faces Aston Villa in the FA Cup quarter-final on Saturday, looking for revenge on the local rivals who triumphed in a dramatic Premier League match on Tuesday night. He scored two goals in the last round to do more than any in the 4-0 destruction of West Ham United, and is allowing himself dreams of Wembley. A May date at the grand stadium might present the chance for his mum to support her son in person for the first time. ‘In summer it’s possible, right now it’s cold for her,’ he says. ‘I want us to get to the final. If we do then I can arrange it.’ Had she got her way all those years ago, however, Ideye would not be a Premier League player. ‘It’s hard growing up in Lagos,’ he says. ‘There is always a story to tell in a city like that. My friends were involved in crazy stuff. They were bad boys of the area. I was picked up once by the police. Ideye experienced a frustrating start to his West Brom career and attracted criticism for his lack of goals . The Baggies front man was on the verge of a cut-price deal on deadline day to Qatar side Al-Gharafa . But Ideye is willing to overcome the obstacles he has faced in the Premier League since joining West Brom . ‘My mum stopped me going out with them. She was upset. Each time I told her I

Summary: At 16, his mum sent him to live with his aunt to keep him away from trouble . Ideye said: 'My friends did crazy stuff. I was once picked up by the police' The young striker then ran away to train with his old coach in Bayelsa State .


This is the shocking moment an arsonist was caught on CCTV setting fire to newspapers on the top deck of a bus before leaving it to burn - causing thousands of pounds worth of damage. West Midlands Police released the footage in a bid to trace the young man who set light to the papers on a double decker bus in Erdlington, Birmingham, on Tuesday. The youngster, who can be seen wearing a navy blue Parka jacket, white shirt and tie, appears to use a lighter to set a corner of the paper alight before calmly getting up and leaving at the next stop. Scroll down for video . The moment the younth leans over and lights the pile of newspapers on fire before calmly walking away . The youngster peers out of the window apparently unconcerned at the fire catching on the papers next to him . The blaze took hold on the rear seat of the upper deck of the number 904 in Erdington around 4pm on Tuesday as fire crews raced to the High Street. Passengers were evacuated, but the top deck was gutted as smoke billowed from the windows, causing thousands of pounds worth of damage. Investigating officer Sergeant Gareth Snyman said: 'This is a completely mindless act of vandalism that has caused thousands of pounds worth of damage as well as disruption to passengers and other motorists. 'I would appeal to anyone who knows the lad on the CCTV to contact me urgently on 101. Equally I would ask the person responsible to come forward and own up to his actions.' Anyone not wishing to speak to police can give information anonymously to Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111. The youth can then be seen calmly walking away from the fire - he is wearing a navy Parka, shirt and tie . The top deck was gutted by the fire, causing thousands of pounds worth of damage .

Summary: Police have released CCTV footage of an arsonist setting a fire on a bus . Shows him setting fire to newspapers on the top deck before walking away . Passengers were evacuated and the top deck was completely gutted . The fire and smoke caused thousands of pounds worth of damage . West Midlands Police are appealing for information to identify the youth .


Mickey Mouse and Donald Duck are facing an uphill battle in the Orlando popularity stakes this weekend. Disney World is a real life Magic Kingdom for millions yet not even the grandest of shows or white knuckle rides will match the atmosphere in the creaking, cavernous Citrus Bowl on Sunday afternoon. A sell-out crowd of 62,000 will make their way downtown to witness Orlando City, led out by Brazilian legend Kaka, in their inaugural MLS match against another fellow newcomer in the shape of NYCFC. David Villa is expected to make his MLS debut against Orlando City FC on Sunday for New York City . Brazilian star Kaka will also play in the match on Sunday, for the new MLS franchise Orlando City . The match will take place at Florida's Citrus Bowl, which was a venue at the 1994 USA World Cup . It’s an opening day fixture to get the marketing men salivating. Yet while the newfangled New York franchise have literally started from scratch, this match, shown live on Sky Sports in the UK, marks the culmination of four years of hard work and realised dreams. Adrian Heath, the former England Under 21 and Everton midfielder, has been in charge all of that time , thanks in no small part to a chance meeting in a Newcastle-under-Lyme pub with a bloke called Phil Rawlins. Rawlins, a director at Stoke City who founded a highly successful IT sales and marketing consulting company in Texas, has lived in the US for 17 years and was desperate to make his mark in a football scene he could see growing before his very eyes. Heath was keen too. Former Everton midfielder Adrian Heath has guided Orlando City to MLS after four years of hard work . Heath's appointment came after a chance meeting with Phil Rawlins (right), who was desperate to make his mark in a football scene he could see growing before his very eyes . Out of work after not having a caretaker stint at Coventry City turn into a permanent role , the 54 year-old had already witnessed what effect the beautiful game was having in the US during a pre-season tour which took him to the fanatical footballing hotbed of Portland. The possibilities fascinated him. Initially the pair, introduced to each other by agent Gary Mellor, went to Texas where Rawlins founded the Austin Aztecs. At this point, leaving the USL Pro, the third tier of the American soccer scene, and joining MLS was more than a pipedream. So Rawlins upped sticks and relocated everyone to Florida. And Orlando City were born. Orlando City tweeted this about how Lampard won't be at the game and wrote: 'Sorry, Frank - we're sold out' A first championship was secured in their inaugural season and, impressively, a fan base in a state which has enjoyed its fair share of disappointments following the folding of MLS side Miami Fusion in 2002 (Fusion were based in Fort Lauderdale, a good 200 miles away), the Orlando natives got straight behind the Lions. Another regular season

Summary: New York City and Orlando City face each other in their first MLS match . A sell-out crowd of 62,000 will witness the match at Citrus Bowl . The match marks the culmination four years of hard work for Orlando City . David Villa and Kaka are both expected to start the match in Florida .


An Oklahoma City woman was forced to breastfeed her baby in a YMCA family bathroom with no changing table after a staff member told she couldn't feed the eight-week-old in the women's locker room. Tiffany Hoag and another woman were breastfeeding their babies on Wednesday in the women's locker room of the Earlywine Park YMCA when a staff member escorted both of them out. Hoag was taken to a family locker room where she nursed baby Ezra next to a shower and a toilet where it was 'dirty' and there were 'towels on the floor'. Tiffany Hoag was breastfeeding her eight-week-old baby in an Oklahoma City in the women's locker room when a staff member came in and told she couldn't feed baby Ezra there . She was escorted through the gym to a 'family' locker room and was left 'embarrassed and upset' by the whole situation . The first-time mother said that the whole experience was 'disheartening', according to KOCO. 'You don't think it's going to happen to you,' she said. 'I really am humiliated and just embarrassed. I was escorted out of the locker room and through the gym.' Hoag said that to make matters worse, Ezra cried as they walked through the gym, attracting more attention. 'I was really embarrassed and upset because people were looking, and he was crying because he was still hungry,' she told KFOR, adding that she didn't want to return to that YMCA. The fitness and community center has since released a statement, claiming that the whole situation was a misunderstanding. 'The Y is a place for families, and we support breastfeeding moms in our facilities. We believe this was likely an unfortunate mistake with our staff member misinterpreting our locker room policy, which states that children are not allowed in adult locker rooms. This is the family locker room that Hoag was escorted into so she could breast feed baby Ezra. She said the bathroom was 'dirty' and there were 'towels on the floor' and that she fed Ezra between a shower and a toilet . The YMCA has released a statement apologizing, claiming the situation was a big misunderstanding between staff members . 'We are looking into this particular incident further with the staff members involved in an effort to ensure that no other moms have this happen in the future. 'We are very sorry that this new mom had a negative experience and will continue to train our staff to understand that moms can breastfeed anywhere they would like to do so in our facilities.' Hoag said that she, too, hopes this doesn't happen to other mothers. 'If it had to happen to me to make it not happen to ten other mothers, then it's worth it,' she told KOCO. 'And if it ends with me, then I'm happy and I'm good with that.' Hoag said that she is raising awareness of her situation because she hopes no other mothers have to go through what she did .

Summary: Tiffany Hoag and another mother were escorted out of the Oklahoma City YMCA's women's locker room . Hoag was taken to a 'family' locker room where she fed Ezra next to a toilet . She said it was dirty and there were 'towels on the floor' YMCA has since released a statement saying it was a misunderstanding . 'We support breastfeeding moms in our facilities,' statement read .


Prince Charles has praised the way his wife has tackled the challenge of joining the royal family as ‘brilliant’ ahead of their 10th wedding anniversary next month. The heir to the throne also highlighted the Duchess of Cornwall’s ‘charm and charisma’ in an unusually affectionate television interview. Since marrying the prince in 2005, Camilla – once one of the most hated women in Britain - has gone from being a middle-aged mother who lived much of her life out of the spotlight, to taking on a range of charitable patronages and learning about the rigours of royal engagements. Scroll down for video . Prince Charles highlighted the Duchess of Cornwall's 'charm and charisma' during a television interview . Affectionate: Prince Charles has praised the way his wife tackled the challenge of joining the royal family as 'brilliant' ahead of their 10th wedding anniversary next month. Above, the couple share a private moment . Wedding day: Prince Charles and the Duchess of Cornwall pictured after the ceremony on April 9 2005 . In an interview with CNN’s Max Foster ahead of the couple’s joint tour of the US next week, Charles was asked: ‘People cannot believe it's been 10 years. ‘And in that time the Duchess of Cornwall has defined her own public role as well, hasn't she? ‘Has that been a challenge?’ The prince, who was interviewed at Birkhall, his home next to the Queen's Balmoral estate, replied: ‘You can imagine it is a real, real challenge. ‘But she's, I think, been brilliant in the way she's tackled these things.’ The future king, who has rarely spoken publicly in detail about his relationship with Camilla, was also asked about her ‘powerful’ charm and humour. ‘It's a side that doesn't always come across on television, but it's, it's pretty powerful in real life, isn't it?’ his interviewer said. Charles replied: ‘Yes, I think so. ‘It's a peculiar thing ... sometimes the camera ... but also, inevitably perhaps a bit more relaxed when it's, when it's slightly more private or when you're meeting people without being totally surrounded all the time by the dreaded camera.’ Royal visit: The couple (pictured together) will travel to the US next week to meet President Obama and undertake a series of official engagements in Washington and Kentucky . Charles and Camilla began dating in the early 1970s but the prince was said to be ‘heartbroken’ when Camilla married cavalry officer Andrew Parker Bowles after he ‘dithered’ about their future. Charles went on to marry Lady Diana Spencer in 1981 but within a few years their marriage imploded. The prince resumed his affair with his former mistress Camilla while Diana turned to a string of lovers including cavalry officer James Hewitt. Throughout the early 1990s the couple undertook a series of carefully planned public appearances designed to cultivate public acceptance of their relationship. These culminated in their wedding in a civil ceremony at Windsor Guildhall on April 9 2005, since when Camilla has taken her place by her husband’s side on the world stage. Prince Charles has rarely spoken

Summary: Charles and Camilla celebrate their 10th wedding anniversary next month . The prince praises his wife in interview that will be broadcast this week . Heir to the throne highlights Duchess of Cornwall's 'charm and charisma'


The gourmet food company Neal's Yard Creamery has recalled batches of unpasteurised goat's milk cheese because of contamination with Listeria. Listeria poisoning is a particular threat to mothers-to-be and has been associated with a higher risk of miscarriage. The cheese was sold through two shops in London, one in Covent Garden and the second in Borough Market, on the south bank of the Thames. Dangerous: The gourmet food company Neal's Yard Creamery has recalled batches of unpasteurised goat's milk cheese because of contamination with Listeria (file photo) Details were released by the Food Standards Agency, which said: 'Listeria monocytogenes is a bacterium that can cause food poisoning, particularly among key vulnerable groups, including pregnant women, unborn and newborn babies, those over 60 years old, and anyone with reduced immunity.' The product involved is 200g packs of the company's Ragstone unpasteurised goat' s milk cheese, which is made in Herefordshire and sells for £9.80. The FSA said: 'Neal's Yard recalled the affected batch from customers as a precaution last week. Most of the product that was sold has been returned. Point of sale notices will be displayed in the stores concerned. 'If you have bought the above product, do not eat it. Instead, return it to the store from where it was bought.' Contaminated: Listeria poisoning is a particular threat to mothers-to-be and has been associated with a higher risk of miscarriage (file photo)

Summary: Neal's Yard Creamery recalled batches of unpasteurised goat's milk cheese . It was contaminated with Listeria which has been linked with miscarriages . Food Standards Agency says most of the sold product has been returned . It said Listeria affects 'vulnerable' groups like pregnant women and babies .


A man who has fathered 34 children with 17 different women has landed his own reality series, which is due to start airing on Oprah Winfrey's OWN network in September. Jay Williams, from Atlanta, previously featured in an episode of Iyanla: Fix My Life, another of the channel's hit shows, which sees spiritual life coach Iyanla Vanzant, trying to help different people all struggling with various aspects of their lives. The untitled new series will follow the seemingly irresponsible father as he tries to establish new connections with his children, who are thought to be aged between three and 27, and their mothers. Scroll down for video . Father of many: Jay Williams (pictured) has fathered 34 children, who are thought to range in age from three to 27, with 17 women . Bad dad: The video producer appeared on OWN series Iyanla: Fix My Life in September last year (pictured) A spokesperson from OWN said this 'extreme situation' will challenge Jay's intentions to live up to his responsibilities. Any fans of Iyanla's show couldn't fail to recognize Jay - who was one of the series' most controversial characters. When the video producer appeared on the show in September last year, he was lambasted by the life coach for failing to undergo a vasectomy - despite fathering so many children, who had, as of October 2014, already made him a grandfather three times. 'So let me ask you this question, Jay,' Iyanla said during the episode. '34 children. At any point, did it dawn on you this is too much?' The straight-talking life coach also forced Jay to sit down with four of his children and explain to them why he had 'dropped them' and failed to live up to his responsibilities as a father. 'I would like to confess that I absolutely did not love or care for myself at all,' he explained to the group of four. Tough love: The straight-talking life coach demanded that Jay own up to the mistakes that he has made, both as a father and as a man . No trust: Four of Jay's children appeared on the show (pictured) when their father tried to offer up an explanation for his behavior and apologize for not being there for them . 'I have not honored your mothers as women the way that I should have. I would never say willingly, but I absolutely fell short on my responsibilities to you as a provider, at times. 'And the biggest thing that I would like to confess is that I absolutely did not live up to be the true man that I am and the father that you really have. I am responsible for the reason why each and every one of you absolutely don't know me.' But despite Jay insisting that his sentiments were completely and utterly heart-felt, it seemed his sentiments came too little too late for some of his children. 'I just want you to know that I really don't care anymore,' one of his daughters told him. 'I'm just not buying it.' Ironically,

Summary: Jay Williams, from Atlanta, previously featured on an episode of the channel's hit series Iyanla: Fix My Life . His new series is scheduled to premiere in September .


A new online calculator aims to predict the age at which a person is likely to suffer a heart attack or stroke. The tool compares a person's actual age with their heart age, after considering simple lifestyle information, including height and weight. While those behind the new test argue it is designed to arm people with the knowledge they need to make changes to improve their lifestyles, critics have questioned how effective it will be. GPs will be encouraged to tell patients about the test, to help empower them to live healthier lives. But one expert warned the test may scare people into taking medication, including statins, to lower their cholesterol. CLICK HERE TO TAKE THE TEST . The NHS Heart Age Calculator test predicts a person's heart age as well as the age at which they are likely to suffer a heart attack or stroke . As well as predicting how long a person can expect to live before suffering a heart attack or stroke, the calculator offers a free NHS health check, giving advice on how to enjoy a healthier lifestyle . The test asks people to enter basic details, including their age, height and weight and postcode. Blood pressure, cholesterol level and whether a person has ever received treatment for their blood pressure is also requested. Then the test asks a series of questions to build a picture of a person's medical history. Whether a person smokes, if they are diabetic, suffering rheumatoid arthritis, chronic kidney failure or atrial fibrillation - an irregular heartbeat - is considered. Finally, it asks if a person has a family history of cardiovascular disease in relatives under the age of 60. Using the information, the calculator generates a heart age, as well as predicting how long a person can expect to live before they are likely to suffer a heart attack or stroke. In addition, it estimates the risk of a person suffering a heart attack or stroke in the next decade. As well as the results, the test provides advice about blood pressure, cholesterol and weight, calculating a person's body mass index to judge if they are a normal weight, overweight or obese. It means a woman aged 40, who is of a healthy weight, smokes less than 10 cigarettes a day, has diabetes and has a family history of cardiovascular disease could be warned her heart age is actually that of a 53-year-old. She could be warned she is likely to suffer a heart attack or stroke by the age of 71, and given a three per cent chance of it happening in the next decade. The test asks people their age, weight and height as well as basic information about their blood pressure, cholesterol and medical history . Another woman of the same age, weight and height, but who does not smoke or suffer diabetes and has no family history of heart disease could be told she is likely to live until the age of 81 without suffering the same fate. In addition, her percentage risk of a heart attack

Summary: NHS Heart Age Calculator predicts when you'll suffer heart attack or stroke . Asks for age, weight and height, whether you smoke and where you live . Probes medical history checking for diabetes, rheumatoid arthritis, kidney disease and irregular heart beats as well as family history of heart disease . Aims to arm people with the knowledge to live healthier lifestyles . But critics warn it could push more to take medication to lower their cholesterol, including statins, and suffer unnecessary side effects .


Zlatan Ibrahimovic has spoken of his regret at not playing under former manager Jose Mourinho longer. The flamboyant striker spent just one year under the Portuguese coach while the pair were both at Inter Milan, before moving to Barcelona as part of a £35 million plus player deal with Samuel Eto'o. Still, what a year it was. As Inter claimed the 2008-09 Serie A title, Ibrahimovic finished as the league's top scorer with 25 goals and was also crowed 'Foreign Player of the Year.' PSG striker Zlatan Ibrahimovic says he regrets not playing under Jose Mourinho for longer in his career . Mourinho (left) watches Ibrahimovic (right) in training during the 2008/2009 season - their only together . Under Mourinho, Ibrahimovic won the Serie A title and finished as the league's top scorer with 25 goals . When Ibrahimovic moved to Barcelona, Cameroon striker Samuel Eto'o joined Inter as part of the deal . Ibrahimovic stretches to control the ball during the Ligue 1 game against RC Lens on Sunday . Now, playing for Ligue 1 side PSG, via Barcelona and a return to the San Siro with AC Milan, Ibrahimovic has hailed the time he spent under Mourinho as a particular career highlight. 'We worked together for one year at Inter The feeling was great between us and my only regret is that we were together for only one year,' Ibrahimovic told Telefoot. Mourinho, meanwhile, is now in charge of Chelsea, PSG's opponents in the Champions League's last 16. The two sides drew 1-1 in the round's first leg at the Parc des Princes and will play the return fixture at Stamford Bridge on Wednesday. Ibrahimovic has been in superb form for his club this season, scoring 18 goals in 27 appearances. Chelsea's Serbian defender scores against PSG during the 1-1 draw at the Parc des Princes . Chelsea forward Diego Costa (right) shields the ball from the oncoming Marquinhos of PSG (left)

Summary: Zlatan Ibrahimovic was managed by Jose Mourinho at Inter Milan . He was part of Mourinho's Inter side that won the Serie A title in 2008/2009 . But the striker left the San Siro soon after to join Barcelona . Ibrahimovic is now at PSG and Mourinho is at Chelsea . Their current clubs will face each other in Champions League's last 16 . CLICK HERE for all the latest Chelsea news .


Reading have unveiled their new loan signing, Chelsea's Dutch Under 21 international Nathan Ake, who will be at the Championship side until April 22. The 20-year-old, who joined the Blues in the summer of 2011, has made 11 Chelsea first-team appearances, including games in the Champions League and was an unused substitute in the 2015 Capital One Cup final win over Tottenham. Ake, who can play as a defensive midfielder, left-back or centre-half and has a long-term contract at Stamford Bridge, will gain some more valuable experience with the Royals, who are now managed by former Chelsea assistant boss Steve Clarke. Chelsea youngster Nathan Ake holds up his Reading shirt having joined the Royals on a month loan deal . Ake takes part in Reading training as he gets used to surroundings at the Championship club . 'I am delighted to add a player of Nathan's quality to our first team squad at this important time of the season,' Clarke said on Reading's official website. 'He has been a fixture in Chelsea's first team squad this season and we are grateful that Chelsea have allowed him to join us here at Reading to get some competitive minutes on the pitch. 'He is a very talented player who I have been aware of for some time and I look forward to working with Nathan in the coming weeks.' Reading will face Arsenal in the FA Cup semi-final at Wembley during Ake's loan spell, but the player is ineligible having played against Watford in round three. The 20-year-old is unveiled in his Reading shirt having joined the Championship club on loan for just a month . Ake will hope to help the Royals secure safety in the Championship as he aims for first-team football . Chelsea have loaned Dutch Under 21 international Nathan Ake to Reading until April 22 .

Summary: Nathan Ake has made 11 first-team appearances for Chelsea in his career . Dutch Under 21 international joined the Blues in the summer of 2011 . 20-year-old will be ineligible for Reading's FA Cup semi-final vs Arsenal .


Ahead of this weekend's Premier League action, Sportsmail will be providing you with all you need to know about every fixture, with team news, provisional squads, betting odds and Opta stats. Here is all the information you need for Burnley's home clash with Manchester City... Burnley vs Manchester City (Turf Moor) Team news . Burnley . Neither Matt Taylor nor new signing Fredrik Ulvestad will be in the Burnley squad for Saturday's Premier League clash with Manchester City at Turf Moor. Taylor has played twice for the development squad as he continues his slow recovery from Achilles surgery but is not yet ready for the first-team squad. Norwegian midfielder Ulvestad, meanwhile, is seen more as a player for the long term after signing a three-year deal this week. Dean Marney and Kevin Long (both cruciate) are long-term absentees. Provisional squad: Heaton, Gilks, Trippier, Mee, Keane, Shackell, Duff, Arfield, Boyd, Jones, Wallace, Kightly, Barnes, Vokes, Ings, Sordell, Reid, Jutkiewicz, Ward. Norweigan midfielder Fredrik Ulvestad signed a three-year deal at Burnley this week . Manchester City . Captain Vincent Kompany will hope to be recalled for the champions' Barclays Premier League visit to Burnley on Saturday. Belgium defender Kompany was dropped for City's last game against Leicester after a spell of indifferent form, while midfielders Fernandinho and Samir Nasri also missed out. Striker Wilfried Bony will hope to retain his spot after a first start for the club in the victory over the Foxes. City manager Manuel Pellegrini has reported a fully-fit squad. Provisional squad: Hart, Caballero, Zabaleta, Sagna, Demichelis, Mangala, Kompany, Boyata, Clichy, Kolarov, Nasri, Silva, Milner, Navas, Toure, Fernando, Fernandinho, Lampard, Aguero, Jovetic, Bony, Dzeko. Vincent Kompany will hope to be recalled for Manchester City's trip to Burnley . Key match stats (supplied by Opta) Kick-off: Saturday, 5.30pm . Odds (subject to change): . Burnley 6/1 . Draw 7/2 . Manchester City 4/9 . Referee: Andre Marriner . Managers: Sean Dyche (Burnley), Manuel Pellegrini (Manchester City) There have been 45 goals scored in the last nine matches between Burnley and Manchester City in all competitions. City are unbeaten in their last six visits to Turf Moor in all competitions, winning the last five in a row and scoring 17 times in the last four. In the last 68 league matches where Man City have been two goals ahead at any stage, Burnley are the only team to come back to get any kind of a result when they drew 2-2 at the Etihad back in December. City are unbeaten in their last 13 matches in all competitions against Burnley (W8 D5 L0). Burnley won five of their first six home games in the Premier League (W5 L1) but since then have won just five of the last 27 (W5 D10 L12). Ashley Barnes (third right) scored as Burnley drew 2-2 against Manchester City at the Etihad in December . The Clarets have scored just 13 goals in 14 Premier League home games this season. Manchester City have lost just three of their last 27 Premier League away games (W17 D7 L3). No

Summary: New Burnley signing Fredrik Ulvestad will not be in the squad for Saturday . Captain Vincent Kompany hopes to be recalled for Manchester City . 45 goals in last nine games between the two sides in all competitions .


Liverpool defender Glen Johnson has no idea where he will be next season but it appears increasingly likely he will move overseas as his representatives have already held exploratory talks with foreign clubs. The 30-year-old is out of contract in the summer and negotiations over a new deal stalled at the beginning of the season and have never got going again. In January manager Brendan Rodgers said he was hopeful a solution could be found to keep the England international but with Johnson having lost his first-team place in the 3-4-2-1 formation which has been so successful since the turn of the year that now looks less likely. Liverpool's Glen Johnson in action with Chris Taylor during the English FA Cup quarter final match . He has long been linked with a move abroad - he has been free to talk to overseas clubs since January 1 - and the defender admits there have been discussions. Asked about his contract situation with Liverpool Johnson said: 'No talks. At this point I have no idea (where I will be next season). I haven't thought about it.' On his option to explore a move overseas he added: 'There are talks. It would be great for the kids to go abroad but I am not thinking about yet as we have two months left here and I'll think about it after that. 'We will have to wait and see.' Johnson warms up before the FA Cup Quarter Final match between Liverpool and Blackburn Rovers at Anfield . Ironically Johnson made his first start in 12 matches in Sunday's goalless FA Cup quarter-final draw at home to mid-tabled SkyBet Championship Blackburn. The team's performance was so alien to what fans have become accustomed to seeing since the turn of the year there were understandably some grumbles at Anfield but Johnson said it is inevitable players will be criticised when they fail to reach the high standards they have set themselves. Unbeaten in the Premier League since January 1 and playing football lauded as currently the best in the land has set a benchmark which is not always easy to achieve. Rovers stuck to their game plan of nullifying the threat of Adam Lallana and it worked as they drew . Phillipe Coutinho competes with Lee Williamson during the FA Cup Quarter Final match at Anfield . Rovers stuck to their game plan of nullifying the threat of Philippe Coutinho and Adam Lallana, Liverpool's two playmakers behind the striker, and were rewarded with a replay next month at Ewood Park - where they have already beaten Swansea and Stoke in the competition. 'That's football. You aren't going to play to the best of your ability in every game,' said Johnson. 'Whether you play well or not, the most important thing is that you don't go out of the cup. We're still in the draw and we can still win the tie. Johnson has no idea where he will be next season but it appears increasingly likely he will move overseas . Johnson's representatives have already held exploratory

Summary: Glen Johnson is heading ever closer to the Anfield Stadium exit doors . The 30-year-old is out of contract in the summer and new talks stalled . Defender's representatives have already held talks with foreign clubs . In January manager Brendan Rodgers said he hoped to keep the player . CLICK HERE for all the latest Liverpool news .


Shrewsbury closed the gap on leaders Burton to two points as Bobby Grant's double secured them a 2-0 win at Portsmouth. Burton face Stevenage at home on Monday and the Shrews took advantage to make up ground with a third-straight win thanks to midfielder Grant, who struck in the 25th and 66th minutes. Wycombe kept pace at the top with a 1-0 victory at Dagenham & Redbridge, where Aaron Pierre's close-range effort kept the Chairboys level on points with Shrewsbury. Portsmouth's Danny Hollands and Shrewsbury Town's Jason Lawrence battle for the ball at Fratton Park . Neither Bury or Southend, fourth and fifth overnight respectively, were able to close the gap on the automatic promotion places as their clash at Gigg Lane was abandoned in the sixth minute after torrential downpours had left the pitch unplayable. James Gray's late goal kept Northampton in the play-off hunt as they clinched a 2-1 home win against Luton. Ricky Holmes converted a 66th-minute penalty to haul the hosts level at Sixfields after Luton's Alex Lawless had fired the visitors into the lead early in the second half. Shrewsbury Town's John-Louis Akpa Akpro has a shot at goal during the League Two match at Fratton Park . Reuben Reid fired a double to help lift Plymouth into the play-off places following a 3-0 win at Cheltenham. The midfielder struck in the 34th and 60th minutes and Zak Ansah made sure for the visitors with his 86th-minute header. Aaron McGowan fired Morecambe into a 17th-minute lead at Exeter, but substitute Alex Nicholls struck back as the home side earned a 1-1 draw. Grecians striker Tom Nichols was sent off in stoppage time. Hartlepool climbed out of the bottom two with their fourth-straight victory. Brad Walker headed them into a 20th-minute lead against Cambridge at Victoria Park and - although Matt Harrold equalised - Scott Harrison crashed home his first goal of the season to clinch a 2-1 win. James Gray celebrates after scoring his sides winning goal during the match between Northampton and Luton . Shaq Coulthirst, on loan from Tottenham, fired his first goals for relegation battlers York as Russ Wilcox's 10 men clinched their first win in four games with a 4-1 success at Mansfield. Keith Lowe headed York in front, Coulthirst added a second in the 17th minute, Jake Hyde headed a third and Coulthirst grabbed his second in the 89th minute. York goalkeeper Bobby Olejnik had been sent off for handling outside his area in the 32nd minute, while Matt Rhead struck a 77th-minute consolation for Mansfield. Scott Harrison of Hartlepool United scores their second goal to help the strugglers climb off the bottom . Carlisle's on-loan midfielder Paul Corry struck his first goal for the club in their relegation battle at Oxford, but the home side hit back to win 2-1. Patrick Hoban headed Oxford level before half-time and after Carlisle defender Troy Archibald-Henville had been dismissed for two yellow-card offences in the 68th minute, Kyle Vassell scored an 80th-minute winner. Adebayo Akinfenwa struck his 15th goal of the season to give

Summary: Bobby Grant's double secured Shrewsbury a 2-0 win at Portsmouth . Wycombe kept pace at the top with a 1-0 victory at Dagenham & Redbridge . James Gray's late goal against Luton kept Northampton in play-off hunt . Hartlepool climbed out of the bottom two with their fourth-straight victory .


Hillary Rodham Clinton was inducted into the Irish America Hall of Fame on Monday and stressed the importance of women in forming long-lasting peace in Ireland. The former secretary of state and likely Democratic presidential contender - who is part English, Welsh and Scottish, but not Irish - addressed a luncheon in New York and said personal relations are crucial in establishing agreements that last. On the eve of St. Patrick's Day, Irish America magazine praised Clinton for her work on the Irish peace process. Former U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton speaks after being inducted into the Irish American Hall of Fame in New York on Monday . A copy of Irish America magazine features a cover of Clinton, who spoke at the ceremony about long-lasting peace agreements and how they need to happen at a personal level . She spoke about her experience meeting women in Northern Ireland and made the case that their involvement was crucial to cementing lasting peace in the region, along with the Good Friday agreement. She described sitting at a table in Belfast with women from both sides of the conflict and watching as they discovered how much they shared, over cups of tea. 'You cannot bring peace and security to people just by signing an agreement,' she said. 'In fact, most peace agreements don't last.' 'You cannot bring peace and security to people just by signing an agreement,' Clinton said at the ceremony, citing a time when she was having tea in Belfast with women from both sides of the conflict, who had more in common than they realized . She said that when 'the work of peace permeates down to the kitchen table, to the backyard, to the neighborhood, around cups of tea, there's a much greater chance the agreement will hold.' Clinton did not address the controversy surrounding her use of private email during her time as secretary of state at the event. Previous inductees of the hall of fame include former President Bill Clinton, Vice President Joe Biden and media personalities Bill O'Reilly and Chris Matthews. Clinton is presented with a gift by Niall O'Dowd, publisher of the Irish America magazine for being inducted into the Irish American Hall of Fame .

Summary: Clinton was praised on Monday for her work on the Irish peace process . She spoke about meeting women in Northern Ireland and said their involvement was crucial to cementing lasting peace in the region . Clinton is part English, Welsh and Scottish, but not Irish . 'You cannot bring peace and security to people just by signing an agreement,' she said . Clinton was inducted into hall of fame by Irish America magazine .


A politician who sued his rival for calling him 'Del Boy' in a campaign leaflet is facing a £50,000 bill after dropping the lawsuit because he has 'developed thicker skin'. Neil McEvoy launched the legal action after Labour opponent Michael Michael distributed a circular which had his photo superimposed onto the face of the Only Fools and Horses character. Plaid Cymru's Neil McEvoy, a former deputy leader of Cardiff City Council, claimed the leaflet implied that he was 'not to be trusted'. Neil McEvoy (left) is facing a £50,000 bill after launching legal action against Labour opponent Michael Michael (right) over a campaign leaflet which depicted him as Del Boy Only Fools and Horses . But a top judge found it was not defamatory to compare someone to David Jason's on-screen character, instead labelling it 'the stuff of political disagreement'. Mr McEvoy later withdrew his High Court libel case, saying he regretted bringing the action. But he has now been ordered to pay £50,000 of his rival's legal costs. Speaking after the case, Mr McEvoy said: 'With hindsight, I now regret having started this action. 'I have developed a thicker skin, and in future if I dislike something written about me I will write a leaflet of my own instead of issuing a writ. 'I don't think anyone has gained from this case going to court. This is the end of it, and it's time to move on.' A judge ruled that comparing Mr McEvoy to David Jason's on-screen character was critical but not defamatory . The two councillors had become locked in a legal battle after the leaflet was distributed to around 2,000 homes in the Fairwater area of the Welsh capital. Mr McEvoy, a member of Welsh party Plaid Cymru, had claimed the leaflet 'questioned my probity'. His lawyer David Hughes had argued: 'We all know who Del Boy is - Del Trotter is best described as a "loveable rogue". 'The loveable element of Del Trotter's character comes from his good humour, his linguistic faux-pas, the amusing incidents that befall him, and the fact that he is fictional. 'The newsletters entirely eliminate any suggestion that Councillor McEvoy is in any way loveable. That leaves him being described as a rogue. 'He's not to be trusted. He's a rogue. Which of us would like to be compared to Del Boy?' Mr Michael had maintained it was a 'light-hearted' leaflet and that he was 'surprised' anyone was offended by its content. He said he had received feedback that people 'enjoyed' it. His lawyer Hugh Tomlinson QC argued that the comparison would not have been taken literally by residents. High Court Judge Andrew Keyser QC, sitting at Cardiff Civil Justice Centre, said the leaflet implied that Mr McEvoy was a ‘money-loving and money-seeking entrepreneur' who was ‘prone to unrealistic fantasies and improbable business ideas’. But he ruled that it was not unusual or defamatory to suggest that politicians' policies are fantasies, or lacking in realism. He said: 'The picture and words do not mean the claimant is a roguish character.' Mr McEvoy, who

Summary: Neil McEvoy launched the action against Labour opponent Michael Michael . He distributed leaflet with Mr McEvoy's photo imposed onto Del Boy's face . Plaid Cymru's Mr McEvoy claimed it implied that he was 'not to be trusted' But Cardiff High Court judge labelled it 'the stuff of political disagreement' Mr McEvoy said he 'regrets' suing and said he has 'developed thicker skin'


An Oklahoma father has penned a sympathetic letter to a student who was last week caught planning a mass casualty attack on the high school that his son attends. Police became aware of the 16-year-old student after his friends alerted school authorities about worrying texts he had sent them, with a search of his home finding explosives, blueprints of explosives and plans to carry out a mass killing at Edmond North High School. Charles Martin's son, Michael, is a freshman at the school, which has 2,437 students. But rather than feel anger toward the student and his plan, Mr Martin, a writer, said he felt compassionate. He subsequently penned a letter to the boy titled 'To The Teen Who Planned To Kill My Son'. Scroll down to read the letter . Sympathetic: Charles Martin wrote a letter to a 16-year-old Edmond North High School student who was caught allegedly plotting to stage a mass killing at the school where Mr Martin's son goes . 'Instead of mourning, my son, his brother, and I are going to have a long, happy spring break,' Mr Martin wrote in the letter about his son, Michael (right) Compassionate: The letter was posted to Facebook after Mr Matin's company website crashed from all the clicks it was receiving . The letter is an attempt to understand what the teen was going through as he planned the alleged attack. It questions whether the area's harsh winter had anything to do with it, and suggests he may have never intended to actually go through with the plan. Mr Martin believes he may have wanted to get caught. 'The first thought just goes back to what it’s like being a teenager,' Mr Martin told KFOR. 'It’s a brutal, brutal time. 'Even if what he was going to do was monstrous, he is a human being. 'I hope he can find his way back to something even close to normal, that he can just survive this hole that he’s in and find something better on the other side.' Writer: Charles Martin said the first thing he thought about after hearing of the alleged plot was how 'brutal' it is to be a teenager . Scene: The 16-year-old allegedly planned to set off explosives at Edmond North High School in Oklahoma . The student is now being treated at an in-patient treatment facility. He has not been charged, but may get convicted on possession of explosives charges. He will not be returning the school. Mr Martin owns a small publishing company, and posted the letter to his website, Literati Press. It quickly went viral, causing the site to crash. He then posted it to Facebook, where it continues to circulate.

Summary: Teen, 16, was caught Friday with alleged plot to go on a killing spree at Edmond North High School in Oklahoma, which has 2,437 students . Charles Martin's son, Michael, is a freshman at the school . Mr Martin, a writer, wrote a letter to the teen, sympathizing with him . 'Maybe you felt yourself getting out of control and tipped your hand in hopes someone would stop you, which also makes you a bit of a hero,' part of the letter said .


Adverts for Germanwings with the slogan 'get ready to be surprised' are being removed from the London tube network following Tuesday's crash. The posters advertised low-cost flights to Germany and appeared in numerous tube carriages as well as on platforms. The company asked for them to be taken down almost immediately after the incident, which killed 150 people. Adverts for Germanwings with the slogan 'get ready to be surprised' are being removed from the London tube network following Tuesday's crash . The adverts, which have a picture of an air hostess as well as images of popular German destinations, said: 'Get ready to be surprised. Visit Germany. 'Enjoy the variety of Germany and fly to e.g. Berlin or Hamburg.' A Transport for London spokesman confirmed they were taking the posters down as quickly as possible. They said: 'Our advertising department was contacted by the company and asked to remove the adverts on Tuesday. 'We had 65 digital adverts that were taken down within an hour. 'We are in the process of removing larger sheet adverts at 17 stations. Five have already been removed and another ten will come down today. Co-pilot Andreas Lubitz locked the pilot out the of the cockpit before deliberately forcing the plane to descend, French prosecutors revealed yesterday . The Airbus A320 was carrying six crew and 144 passengers, including 16 German teenagers returning home from a school trip, when it crashed into an alpine ravine. Above, a helicopter lifts an investigator with a stretcher . A body of a victim is evacuated by a French Gendarmerie rescue helicopter from the crash site . Dozens of rescuers and investigators are searching through the debris and recovering what they can . 'The other two will be taken down as quickly as possible.' A Germanwings spokesman said: 'Germanwings has stopped any marketing activities in the UK until further notice and has removed posters and online campaigns. 'Our thoughts and prayers continue to be with the families and friends of the victims.' The Airbus A320 was carrying six crew and 144 passengers, including 16 German teenagers returning home from a school trip, from Barcelona to Dusseldorf when it crashed into an alpine ravine. Co-pilot Andreas Lubitz locked the pilot out the of the cockpit before deliberately forcing the plane to descend, French prosecutors revealed yesterday. In audio files extracted from the plane's cockpit voice recorder - discovered on Wednesday at the remote crash site - the captain was heard growing increasingly distressed as he tried to force his way back into the flight deck. Emergency workers hold flags of the nations of those who died in a ceremony believed to be for relatives of the deceased . French authorities installed a monument to honour the victims of flight, which was travelling from Barcelona to Dusseldorf . The screams of passengers aware of their fate could be heard in the final seconds. They would have died immediately, prosecutors said. Lufthansa said the aircraft was carrying citizens of 18 countries. Three Americans and three Britons were confirmed among the victims. Lubitz had been

Summary: Posters advertised low-cost flights to Germany and appeared in 82 places . Germanwings asked for them to be taken down after Tuesday's crash . 150 people died when co-pilot forced plane to descend, prosecutors said .


A Pennsylvania boy, eight, who died from pediatric brain cancer last year will be the first-ever wrestling fan to be inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame. Connor Mason Michalek had a love of everything WWE and will also be the first-ever recipient of The Warrior Award - named after the late, Ultimate Warrior, who died three days after his WWE Hall of Fame induction. Steve Michalek, Connor's dad, will receive the award on his son's behalf from WWE World Heavyweight Champion Daniel Bryan and Ultimate Warrior's widow, Dana Warrior on March 28 during the Hall of Fame Ceremony in San Jose, California. Scroll down for video . Connor Mason Michalek, eight, from Pennsylvania, who died from pediatric brain cancer last year, will be the first-ever fan to be inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame (above Connor, left, pictured with WWE World Heavyweight Champion Daniel Bryan) Connor was four years old when he was diagnosed with a rare tumor that affects the brain and spinal cord. Following an eight-hour surgery, the young boy had to relearn skills such walking and talking, while also enduring eight weeks of radiation and four years of chemotherapy; his parents were also told he would only have one year to live . Warrior said Connor 'The Crusher' was the perfect recipient for the inaugural award because he represented the positive traits for what a warrior stands for, according to BuzzFeed. She said: 'I am sure that Warrior is smiling today, knowing that this award is being given to a true warrior.' Connor was four years old when he was diagnosed with a rare tumor that affects the brain and spinal cord. Following an eight-hour surgery, the young boy had to relearn skills such walking and talking, while also enduring eight weeks of radiation and four years of chemotherapy; his parents were also told he would only have one year to live. Connor fought for his life and lived to be eight years old, passing away on April 25, 2014. Steve Michalek, Connor's dad (pictured above with his son), will receive the award on his son's behalf from WWE World Heavyweight Champion Daniel Bryan and Ultimate Warrior's widow, Dana Warrior on March 28 in San Jose, California . Last April, the eight-year-old has his dreams come true when he got the chance to attend WrestleMania 30 where he sat front row and met all of the WWE stars including AJ Lee, Stephanie McMahon and Triple H - only three weeks before he passed away . Last April, Connor has his dreams come true when he got the chance to attend WrestleMania 30 where he sat front row and met all of the WWE stars including AJ Lee, Stephanie McMahon and Triple H - only three weeks before he passed away. He also shared a special moment with his favorite WWE wrestler after he won the title has World Heavyweight Champion, Bryan, who he previously met in 2012, and had created a special bond with over the years, according to Fox 8. 'Daniel got out of the ring

Summary: Connor Mason Michalek, from Pennsylvania, who had a love for all things WWE, was diagnosed with rare tumor affecting brain and spine at age four . Award, named after late Ultimate Warrior, will be presented to Connor's dad, Steve Michalek, during ceremony on March 28 in California . Connor, who died last April, had dream come true when he met stars of WWE and attended WrestleMania 30 last year - three weeks before he died .


A new mum who once tipped the scales at 18 stone is feeling in a league of her own after losing eight stone to become a world championship bodybuilder. Jenny Clark, from Bournemouth, Dorset, ballooned to a size 18 when she was pregnant with her son Mason and once he was born, decided to join a gym to lose the weight. When a gym instructor told Jenny, 36, that she looked very symmetrical and should consider bodybuilding, she tried pumping iron as a way to shift the baby-weight and found she was a natural at it. Mother's love: Four-year-old Mason is Jenny Clark's biggest fan and enjoys watching her compete . Flashback: Jenny before she lost the weight (left) and displaying her winning ways . In just 18 months, the new mother lost five stone in fat and built up her impressive muscles with gruelling weight and cardio sessions. Although she came last in the first weight-lifting competition she entered, Jenny didn't give up and after a few more disappointments she started winning. She qualified her for the International Bodybuilding and Fitness Association (IBFA) British Championships last year which she won and has now gone on to win the World Championships. Now Jenny weighs 10st 9lb and her body fat is down to just nine per cent. And her son Mason, now aged four, has become her biggest fan and loves going to 'mummy's muscle shows'. Jenny shows off her bodybuilding prowess competing in the IBFA World Championships in Rome . Jenny piled on the pounds during pregnancy but began losing teh weight once she joined the gym. Jenny spends three hours a day training in the gym and is aiming to compete in the Miss Universe competition in Italy this summer. The mother-of-one said: 'I ate for three the whole time I was pregnant and I put on a lot of weight. 'I really struggled to lose the weight afterwards for about three years and I was really unhappy. 'Through exercise and diet I'd managed to lose a bit of weight. I was doing a gym class and I was the only one who turned up. 'My gym instructor must have been watching me more closely because it was just me and she said I was really symmetrical and had I ever tried bodybuilding.' Weigh to go: Mason tries lifting the weights for himself while mum Jenny trains . Young Mason loves nothing more than seeing his mother in action . Jenny, who is a tattoo artist, said her husband, Dominic, used to be a bodybuilder and encouraged her to give it a go. She said: 'We went along to a show and I decided I wanted to do it. 'In my first competition I came last out of five people in my category and I was absolutely mortified. 'I'd put in so much work and I was just gutted but I signed up for another competition two weeks later and came fourth out of five. Jenny's husband Dominic takes a closer look at his wife's bodybuilding trophy . In safe

Summary: Binge-eating during pregnancy say the new mum tip scales at 18 stone . Joined gym to tone up and instructor suggested she try competing . Setting sights on Miss Universe contest in Italy this summer . Four-year-old son Mason is her biggest fan and enjoys shows .


Max Clifford has been arrested in connection with allegations of sexual offences by detectives from Operation Yewtree, it has been reported . Disgraced PR guru Max Clifford has been arrested in connection with allegations of sexual offences by detectives from Operation Yewtree, it has been reported. Scotland Yard said a 71-year-old had been questioned at a police station in Peterborough. Clifford, 71, was jailed for eight years last May after being convicted of a string of indecent assaults, carried out between 1977 and 1984, using his celebrity connections to lure women. He is currently serving his sentence at Littlehey Prison in Cambridgeshire, which is not far from Peterborough. The former celebrity agent, who branded his accusers 'fantasists', denied the charges, but was convicted at London's Southwark Crown Court. It is understood that today's arrest relates to a number of separate allegations of sex offences. Following Clifford's sentencing last year, Scotland Yard confirmed that other people had come forward with allegations. Police have not named the individual who was arrested today, but did say that the man was 'not new' to the Operation Yewtree investigation. Clifford was named on Twitter by Mark Williams-Thomas, the man who exposed Jimmy Savile's crimes in an award-winning ITV investigation. He posted: 'Max Clifford (71) arrested today re allegations of sexual offences,He was interviewed at a police station in Peterborough. #OP.Yewtree'. Minutes later, he added: 'As previously stated today's arrest of Max Clifford relates to number of separate allegations of sex offences that CPS have been advising on.' Mr Williams-Thomas, a former police officer who specialised in child protection and major crime, was the first person to expose Savile. Operation Yewtree is the police probe set up in the wake of disclosures that former BBC DJ Jimmy Savile was a prolific paedophile. Clifford, pictured, was jailed for eight years last May after being convicted of a string of indecent assaults, carried out between 1977 and 1984, using his celebrity connections to lure women . The investigation has three strands of inquiry. One relates to Savile's crimes and the second relates to allegations against Savile and others. The third strand, under which Clifford is understood to have been questioned, concentrates on accusations unconnected to the Savile investigations but which emerged as a result of the publicity surrounding the late DJ. A Scotland Yard spokesman said it has spoken to 17 people as part of the Yewtree investigation. High-profile: Gary Glitter, left, and Rolf Harris, right, have both been convicted under Operation Yewtree . He said: 'This is not a new individual to Operation Yewtree. This is not an 18th individual.' Inquiries continue, he added. Last month, Gary Glitter, who was the first person to be arrested under Operation Yewtree, became the fourth high-profile figure to be convicted under the investigation. Former Radio 1 DJ Dave Lee Travis and children's entertainer Rolf Harris have also been found guilty of historic sexual offences. Sorry we are not currently accepting comments on this article.

Summary: Max Clifford 'arrested in connection with allegations of sexual offences' A 71-year-old was questioned at police station in Peterborough, police said . Clifford was jailed for eight years after being convicted of indecent assaults . Police have not identified man arrested, but Clifford was named on Twitter by journalist Mark Williams-Thomas, who exposed Jimmy Savile's crimes . Scotland Yard said individual arrested was 'not new' to Operation Yewtree .


An 11-year-old missed out on all the secondary schools she wanted and instead has been offered a place at an academy which was previously in special measures. Courtney Wells, of Birmingham, was one of thousands of children in England who were left disappointed after they missed out on their first choice secondary school place when they were notified yesterday. Her parents listed four schools in order of preference for their daughter but missed out on them all. Instead the 11-year-old, who is due to start year seven in September, has been offered a place at Bournville School and Sixth Form Centre. The school became an academy last November after it was placed in special measures in 2013 following a damning Ofsted report which rated it 'inadequate'. Courtney's mother Stacey Wells, 31, said: 'Courtney was really engaged in the whole process of deciding what school she wanted to go to. She went to look at all the schools. Courtney Wells, 11, missed out on all four of her choices for Birmingham secondary schools and was instead offered a place at an academy previously in special measures. Her mother Stacey is appealing the decision . 'We put a white board up in the kitchen and after each open evening she weighed up the pros and cons and gave the school a score out of ten. That's how she decided which schools she would choose. 'We are not wholly surprised that she didn't get into the university school as it looked so amazing that we were expecting it to be inundated with applicants. But we thought she would at least get one of her other choices. Birmingham was one of the worst areas where children missed out on their first choices as secondary school places were confirmed yesterday. A third of children in the city missed out on their first choice school compared to just two per cent in Cornwall. Councils notified parents of their children's fate yesterday by email or letter, meaning some families will not receive the news for several days. Courtney was rejected from her first choice University of Birmingham School (top left), which is being built, her second Shenley Academy (top right), which is closer to her home than the place she has. She was refused her third St Paul's School for Girls (bottom left) and her fourth, Colmers Senior School (bottom right) The 11-year-old applied for four schools - three of which were within 2.5 miles of her home but was rejected and given a place at Bournville School and Sixth Form Centre which was put into special measures in 2013 . 'It is such a worrying time, all we want is the best for our daughter. We are going to appeal and fight this all the way.' The decision to offer Courtney a place at the academy came despite the site being further away from her home than her second choice school. She was also rejected from Colmers School in Rednal, despite having a foster sibling already at the school. Her parents have vowed to appeal the decision. They

Summary: Courtney Wells listed four secondary schools she wanted to go to . But the 11-year-old missed out on all her school choices in Birmingham . Instead she was offered place at academy put into special measures . Courtney's parents have vowed to appeal the decision over her place . Was turned down from a school where one of her foster siblings is a pupil . Courtney is currently in 177th place for her first choice secondary school . She is one of thousands of children who were left disappointed yesterday . In Birmingham 32 per cent of 11-year-olds - 4,000 - were left disappointed .


Liverpool defender Jose Enrique made the most of his day off with an indulgent visit to the Hale Country Club and Spa in Altrincham. The luxury centre features a gym, three swimming pools, steam room, sauna and restaurant while offering a variety of facial and body treatments. The 29-year-old left-back and his long-term girlfriend Amy Jaine seemed to enjoy the facilities and posted pictures of their day on Enrique's official Instagram account. Jose Enrique and his long-term girlfriend Amy Jaine have a facial trreatment at the Hale Spa in Altrincham . Enrique posted pictures from the spa, which included a visit to the site's restaurant, on his Instagram account . Following the spa treatments, Enrique and Jaine dined out and met up with some friends. Enrique signed for Liverpool back in 2011 in a reported £6 million move from Newcastle United. He has since made 96 appearances for The Reds and scored two goals. However, the Spaniard has found regular first-team football hard to come by in the last two seasons due a mix of injuries and squad rotation. Enrique has three caps for Spain's Under 21s, but is yet to receive a call-up for the senior national side. Enrique and his girlfriend enjoy some time out and about with friends at a local restaurant . Enrique clears the ball during Liverpool's Champions League match with Basle in December last year .

Summary: Jose Enrique visited the Hale Country Club and Spa in Altrincham . The 29-year-old defender went with long-term girlfriend Amy Jaine . Enrique signed for Liverpool in 2011 from Newcastle United . He has found regular first-team football difficult to come by recently .


Leonardo Ghiraldini has urged Italy to 'keep believing' when they tackle RBS 6 Nations title contenders Wales on Saturday without their captain and world-class number eight Sergio Parisse. A foot injury suffered during last weekend's 29-0 home defeat against France has sidelined Parisse from Italy's final game of the Six Nations campaign. Leicester hooker Ghiraldini will take the armband at Stadio Olimpico in his absence, with Italy looking for a victory that would shred this season's Six Nations form-book. Italy hooker Leonardo Ghiraldini insists Italy have to keep faith in their abilities when they face Wales . The Italians will be without their talismanic captain Sergio Parisse for their final game of the tournament . 'Sergio is one of the best number eights in the world,' Ghiraldini said at a press conference in Rome on Friday. 'Of course he's a big loss for us, but at the same time, it's an opportunity for others to take responsibility. 'Sergio could play in every national team in the world, but we have to keep believing. 'There will be moments of pressure, but we must keep our mentality for every second of the game. We can still play a good game without Sergio.' Italy have scored just three points in their two Six Nations home games this season, while they were thumped 52-11 by England at the Stadio Olimpico in their final match of the tournament last term. Parisse limps off against France and has been ruled out of the game against Wales in Rome . With Parisse missing, Ghiraldini will captain Italy, and has called on his team to show their true ability . And while they can reflect on beating Scotland at Murrayfield this time around, the campaign has proved to be another mixed bag of results. 'We have to show we are a better team than the one that turned up against France,' Ghiraldini added. 'Our win in Scotland came after two bad defeats, and we have shown that we are capable of overcoming negative moments. 'I don't know what Wales expect, but we want to show our pride. We are not thinking about denying them the title; we are focused on our own match. 'Everything starts from our first phase, and our scrum has to be at its best. We want to be accurate in every aspect of the game. 'Our discipline in kicking wasn't good last week. We made it too easy for France. Wales can keep the ball for a long time and defend for more than 30 phases, as we saw against Ireland.'

Summary: Italy lost heavily to France last week, when Sergio Parisse was injured . Hooker Leonard Ghrialdini insists his side can bounce back . Ghiraldini calls on team to show they are better than France game showed .


A natural reaction for a mother is to want to alleviate their child's pain but just two doses of a mainstream painkiller saw a seven month old baby almost lose her short life. Jen Shaw, from Toowoomba, about 120km west of Brisbane in Queensland, is no stranger to motherhood, having had six children in 13 years. However, nothing could have prepared her for the emotions she experienced over her youngest child in the past few weeks. What started out at as a head cold quickly left doctors completely baffled as precious little Chasely rapidly deteriorated with her skin burning, swelling and blistering so much that she became unidentifiable to her mother. Scroll down for video . Jen Shaw (left) with her daughter Chasley (right) who had a dangerous reaction to taking two doses of Nurofen . What started out at as a head cold quickly left doctors completely baffled as precious little Chasely rapidly deteriorated with her skin burning, swelling and blistering . Chasely was checked over by a GP on Monday February 25 and confirmed Ms Shaw's suspicions that her daughter was just suffering from a cold: 'a mild cough, a runny nose and a case of “baby grumpys” but otherwise fine.' Ms Shaw, a whole food chef who blogs on health and wellbeing, gave Chasely two doses of Nurofen on Tuesday February 26 as she was miserable after battling the head cold for the past week. This was the first time that the seven-month-old had ever taken any medication before but Ms Shaw thought nothing of it as all of her other five children had taken Nurofen in the past. 'She seemed a bit better after the first dose and seemed a bit more content but after the second dose she was very cranky and irritable,' she told Daily Mail Australia. 'Not what you would expect from a child who has just been given pain relief.' Ms Shaw immediately had a gut feeling that her little girl has reacted to the medication and read the back of the bottle for potential side effects. 'I remember scouring the Nurofen bottle for a list of symptoms that might signal an allergic reaction, but couldn't find much at all,' she said. 'If I can tell you one thing that has become solidified from this whole experience it is trusting your mama gut.' The nasty blister on her ear (left) and her precious skin shedding off all over her body (right) The seven-month old became unidentifiable to her own mother who was told by doctors to expect the worst . Casely needed to be given the powerful painkiller Endone to ease her excruciating pain . After a very restless night with her unhappy little one - Ms Shaw knew they had to go to the hospital. 'She was waking up every 15 minutes squealing in pain, fists clenched, balling over and clamping down every time I would try to feed her,' 'By the time we got to the emergency room she had a red ring around her eyes, nose and mouth, her neck also

Summary: Chasely Shaw had an extreme adverse reaction to two doses Nurofen . Her precious skin began to burn, blister and swell to dangerous levels . She was diagnosed with the extremely rare Steven Johnson’s syndrome . Doctors told her mum, Jen Shaw, to expect the worse as she deteriorated . Ms Shaw wants to educate others on potential serious side effects of drugs .


A Buddhist nun claims she ended up in hospital after being badly beaten up by a rival who wanted to take over her job running a Chinese temple. Wei Hui, who is a Buddhist nun known as a bhikkhuni, claims religious leaders are refusing to take action after she was left lying in the gutter covered in blood following the attack. She was given the prestigious job as head nun at the Jingzhou Tienv Temple in central China's Hubei Province, but it was also wanted by rival Xi Jing, who now stands accused of attacking Wei Hui to put her out of action. Buddhist nun Wei Hui pictured lying in the gutter and covered in blood following the alleged assault . She was then taken to hospital, where she said a medical report proved she had been badly injured . Wei Hui, 39, who is still in hospital, said she released the picture of her after being badly beaten to media because her religious leaders were refusing to take action over what had happened and were not treating it seriously, The People's Daily reported. She said: 'I was left lying in the gutter with my clothes covered in blood. There is a medical report that confirms I was badly hurt, yet there seems to be some suggestion that it was my fault that I ended up like this.' Wei Hiu's medical report, which showed she had suffered serious injuries in the alleged assault . Her rival Xi Jing, 41, meanwhile says that the allegations that she was the one who was responsible for the attack are nonsense, despite the fact Wei Hui claimed to have identified her. She said: 'Wei Hui is merely unhappy that I was asked to take over while she recovered in hospital. 'The fact that I had been offered the chance to stand in for her was clearly proof that our religious superiors believe the allegations were nonsense.' According to Buddhist scriptures, the order of bhikkhunis or female nuns was first created by Buddha five years after he created the first Buddhist monk. Although the female order eventually died out, it was reinstated in 2007 after a congress held in Germany with representatives from Buddhist countries all round the world. Zhao Yongqin, the director general of Jingzhou national religious affairs management institutions, when contacted for comment claimed to be unaware of the fact that Wei Hui had been beaten despite the medical report testifying to her injuries.

Summary: Buddhist nun claims she was badly beaten by a rival who wanted her job . Angry Wei Hui spoke out after her religious leaders refused to take action . Photos taken after alleged assault show her lying bloodied in the gutter . But her rival Xi Jing denied the accusations and said they were 'nonsense' She said her predecessor was just unhappy she was asked to take over .


A couple who met while playing a game online have just celebrated a decade of married life together and are 'living happily ever after'. Claire Nelson, from Wales, met American husband Shane while playing a golf game on Xbox Live and spent the next year talking and playing with the US gamer. As a way to relax the Cardiff mother-of-two would play on her children's games console after they had gone to bed but she never guessed her hobby would change her life. Claire Nelson and husband Shane are celebrating ten years of marriage after meeting on Xbox Live . One night Claire, 40, who played Links 2004 with online friends, was introduced to Shane, 39, who was playing across the pond in Springfield, Missouri. Claire, a medical assistant, says that she immediately knew she wanted to be more than just friends. 'We had a mental connection and knew we wanted to be together right way. She told news-leader.com: 'One evening we were waiting for a fourth player to join our game, then there he was, a player named Tungfu (his real name Shane). He was quiet and only spoke a few times. It turned out that the “friends” I was playing with were Shane’s friends too but this was the first time that we “met". 'I knew he was American from his accent. (I forgot to mention I lived in Wales UK ). We were all chatting and I stated that “I wish I could find someone to romance me and I romance them.” 'Shane cut in with “Darn girl where do YOU live?” We knew there was a connection and we talked every night and on the weekends for nine months.' Because of the time difference between Wales and Missouri, with Claire being six hours ahead, it would be the early hours of the morning when Shane returned from work and was available to talk but she didn't mind. The pair married in 2005 after Claire flew to Springfield in US to propose to Shane . Shane traveled to Wales to wed Claire in 2006 and had another internet gamer as their best man . Claire said: 'We hit it off - over the next few months I'd fall asleep with my Xbox headset on and wait for Shane to get home from work and join the game. He'd wake me up and we'd talk all night.' They discussed 'everything' including Shane coming to live with her, marriage and babies. Although they shared a strong connection Claire said that it was difficult to have such a long distance relationship where they were more 3,000 miles away from each other. 'We dated online for over a year - it was very hard, we lived an ocean apart.' One year later, the couple decided to meet in person, with Claire, 40, flying to Springfield. On the first night she proposed to Shane, 39, a diesel mechanic, with a diamond ring. She added: 'I knew he would say "yes".' The couple, who have a seven-year-old son together named Riley, tied the knot in

Summary: Claire, from Wales, and US-based Shane Nelson met playing on Xbox Live . Pair dated online for a year, talking and playing over the games console . Claire flew to the US to propose to Shane with a diamond ring . They wed in 2006 and now live together in Springfield, Missouri .


Brad Barritt's England return was scuppered after the Saracens centre had to be taken off with a serious-looking knee injury during a win over Wasps. Barritt, who was expected to replace Luther Burrell at 12 for England against Scotland next week, landed awkwardly after contesting a high ball with Wasps' Andy Goode. And it was reported that the 28-year-old may have suffered knee ligament damage, which would rule him out of the Six Nations, after he was treated off the pitch before limping off. Brad Barritt is treated on the pitch after falling heavily following an areal clash with Andy Goode . Barritt puts in a tackle on Wasps' Nathan Hughes earlier in the game, as Saracens ended Wasps' record . It is a blow to Stuart Lancaster, who had hoped to bring Barritt back into the team for the Calcutta Cup clash. Northampton flanker Tom Wood, an England team-mate of Barritts, tweeted his support, writing: 'Really hope that wasn't as bad as it looked mate. Hopefully see u tomoro'. Saracens held on, despite losing Barritt, to win 26-17, becoming the first team to win at the Ricoh Arena in the Premiership since Wasps moved there. Sarries scored two tries through Jackson Wray and Chris Wyles with Alex Goode converting both and adding four penalties. The big centre had been in line for a return to the England squad, but the injury looks likely to rule him out . Barritt had been expected to replace Luther Burrell at inside centre for next week's game against Scotland .

Summary: Brad Barritt was in line for a recall against Scotland next week . Barritt landed badly after challenging Andy Goode in the air . Saracens man looks to have injured knee ligaments .


In what is becoming a saturated market of smart-TV boxes, Google has launched its Nexus Player in the UK. It builds on the technology in its Chromecast stick to offer live and on-demand streaming of shows and films to any TV with a HDMI port. The Player additionally comes with Google's standard Play Store, Play Music and Play Movies meaning apps can be installed onto the TV. The Nexus Player was originally released in the US in November 2014 and is available in the UK from Google's Play Store for £79. The set-top box, built by Asus, adds smart features to any TV with a HDMI port and users can then stream shows from apps such as Netflix and BBC iPlayer . This will appeal to gamers, for example, who will be able to play their favourite gaming apps on the big screen. The Player is compatible with Google Cast, which lets people control what's on their connected TV using their mobile device, but is additionally sold with a standalone remote with voice control. Google Cast also works with apps on Android, iOS, Mac and Windows computers, as well as Chromebooks. And for gamers who don't want to use their phone with their TV, Google is selling a controller called Gamepad for £34.99. Both the £79 Nexus Player and the Gamepad were built by Asus, and the whole system runs on Android 5.0 Lollipop. Google originally released the Nexus Player in the US in November last year. The Player additionally comes with Google's standard Play Store, Play Music and Play Movies meaning apps can be installed onto the TV. This will appeal to gamers, for example, who will be able to play their favourite gaming apps on the big screen. Games can be controlled using a phone or Gamepad (shown, sold separately) Last week, Amazon launched its £35 Fire TV Stick (pictured). It is a smaller, more affordable version of Amazon's Fire TV box and can be plugged into any set with a HDMI port. It comes with apps including Netflix, BBC iPlayer, Amazon's Prime Instant Video and streams music from Spotify and YouTube among others . It comes with apps including Netflix, BBC iPlayer, Now TV, YouTube, Sky News and more. Plus whatever apps are available on the connected phone or tablet. Once plugged into a TV using the HDMI port, the Player connects to a home Wi-Fi network. It is powered by a 1.8GHz quad-core Intel Atom processor, has 1GB of RAM and 8GB of storage. By comparison, the £30 Chromecast has 512MB of RAM and 2GB of storage. The Nexus Player will be available from 5pm GMT today through the Google Store. It is also on sale at Currys PC World, Amazon and John Lewis. Apple recently dropped the price of its TV box in a bid to attract more users, while Amazon unveiled its Amazon Fire TV Stick last week, to join its Amazon Fire TV box. These devices join the likes of the Roku stick, Sky's Now TV and WD TV Play. Amazon's Fire TV (pictured) launched

Summary: The Nexus Player was originally released in the US in November 2014 . It is available in the UK from Google's Play Store from 5pm GMT for £79 . Set-top box, built by Asus, adds smart features to any TV with a HDMI port . Users can then stream shows from apps such as Netflix and BBC iPlayer . And with access to Play Store, users can install Android games to their TV . Games can be controlled with a phone or a £35 Gamepad, sold separately . Device rivals Apple TV, Amazon Fire TV and Sky's Now TV .


Her black leather handbag sold for a rather conservative £25,000 at auction four years ago. But collectors seem less willing to part with the same amount of money for Margaret Thatcher’s armoured 'battle bus', which is rusting in a dealer's yard because nobody will meet the asking price. The 1983-registered, 17.5-tonne vehicle - which has travelled less than 17,500 miles - was built in an armoured shell for the former prime minister in Northern Ireland, after the Brighton bombing. No buyers; The 1983-registered, 17.5-tonne vehicle - which has travelled less than 17,500 miles - was built in an armoured shell for Margaret Thatcher's use in Northern Ireland, following the Brighton bombing . Strength: The bus, powered by a 12-litre Rolls-Royce engine, can carry about 35 passengers and features a blast-proof floor and armour-plated glass throughout, as well as a bomb-proof armour-plated body . It is not clear exactly when Baroness Thatcher used the vehicle on her visits to Northern Ireland, although it was deemed safe to transport the politician and her ministers there during the Troubles. Her first visit to Northern Ireland as prime minister was to Belfast in August 1979, three months after taking office - and two years before the hunger strikes by republican prisoners in 1981. And a year after the Brighton bomb, she signed the Anglo-Irish Agreement in 1985, giving the Irish Republic a say in Northern Ireland's affairs for the first time - causing unrest among unionists. The bus, powered by a 12-litre Rolls-Royce engine, can carry about 35 passengers and features a blast-proof floor and armour-plated glass throughout, as well as a bomb-proof armour-plated body. But the vehicle has been sitting for a year in a lot in rural Northamptonshire owned by tanks and surplus military equipment dealer Nick Mead, after he paid £16,940 for it February 2013. The bus was almost sold last year to a foreign buyer in Iran for £17,000, but the deal fell through because of the huge shipping costs involved. Interior: The vehicle has been sitting for a year in a lot in rural Northamptonshire owned by tanks and surplus military equipment dealer Nick Mead, after he paid £16,940 for it February 2013 . Seating: Designed and built by Glover and Webb using Foden and Rolls Royce parts, the bus also has its own auxiliary generator and air supply in case of attack . Mr Mead said: ‘It has been on the market about a year. This is not something you can easily flog - (it) gives total protection to 36 people. It is not Ukraine or Afghanistan. ‘It might look as out of date as a Centurion tank, but it could save a lot of lives. You would not be saying it was out of date if someone was firing rocket powered grenades at you.’ The bulletproof glass is 2in thick, and the blast-proof floor is 2ft deep. Mr Mead said a rocket-propelled grenade would blow the wheels off, although the vehicle could take the hit. But he added. ‘It has blue windows and is about as streamlined as a

Summary: 1983-registered, 17.5-tonne vehicle has travelled less than 17,500 miles . Built in armoured shell for ex-prime minister's use in Northern Ireland . Bus is powered by 12-litre Rolls-Royce engine and can carry 35 people .


A 2,600-tonne cargo ship has run aground while docking close to Fort William on the west coast of Scotland in windy conditions. Stornoway Coastguard said the alarm was raised this morning when the 91-metre ship Fri Sea went aground at high water at Corpach. Seven crew members remain on board the ship and there are no signs of any injuries. The coastguard said it was likely an attempt to refloat the vessel would be made at high water on Sunday. A 2,600-tonne cargo ship has run aground while docking close to Fort William on the west coast of Scotland . The Fri Sea, operated by the Kopervik Group, arrived from Liverpool at around 7.30am this morning and was due to collect a load of timber. A spokesman from Stornoway Coastguard said: 'The ship ran aground after being caught in a squall of wind. 'Salvage teams and expected to start an operation at high water tomorrow at around 7am.' A spokeswoman for the Maritime and Coastguard agency confirmed: 'The Secretary Of State's Representative for Maritime Salvage and Intervention is aware and is monitoring the situation. 'The 91 metre cargo vessel went aground at high water and it is likely that an attempt to refloat the vessel will be made at high water on Sunday.' There has been no sign of pollution in the water, according to the coastguard. Another Kopervik cargo ship, the Fri Ocean, ran aground in the Sound of Mull in June 2013 while transporting timber from Corpach to Varberg in Sweden . Stornoway Coastguard said the alarm was raised this morning when the 91-metre ship Fri Sea went aground . Seven crew members remain on board the vessel. There are no signs of injuries or pollution in the water .

Summary: A 91-metre ship has run aground while docking close to Fort William . Fri Sea arrived at Corpach at 7.30am and was due to collect timber load . Seven crew members remain on board the vessel with no signs of injuries . Attempt to refloat 2,600 tonnes vessel will be made tomorrow at high water .


Chelsea's hopes of a historic treble came to grinding halt as the Premier League leaders were dumped out of the Champions League last 16 on away goals by Paris Saint-Germain. PSG twice came from behind at Stamford Bridge, demonstrating great character to play for the last hour of normal time and the added 30 minutes without star striker Zlatan Ibrahimovic, after he had been sent off for a foul on Oscar. He later described the Chelsea players as 'babies' for their attempts to influence the referee. In a highly physical match, replete with fouls and contentious decisions, Gary Cahill's second-half strike looked to be sending Chelsea through to the next round, before their former player David Luiz equalised to bring about extra time. Blues forward Eden Hazard then scored a penalty for the home side after Thiago Silva's handball in the box in the first half of extra time, but the PSG captain soon atoned for his error with a goal of his own six minutes from time to secure the Ligue 1 side's progression to the quarter-finals, much to the delight of goading rival fans online. Here are some of the best memes and tweets from social media on the night... PSG striker Zlatan Ibrahimovic had called the Chelsea players 'babies' for their antics on Wednesday night . Chelsea players' heads are replaced with those of babies following their Champions League exit to PSG . Chelsea captain John Terry is parodied as a cry baby, 'Terry Tiny tears' by one Twitter user . Chelsea's players are shown in nappies in the aftermath of the Ibrahimovic sending off incident . Another rival fan makes light of Ibrahimovic's comments with a cleverly captioned photo . Jose Mourinho made up as a baby following Ibrahimovic's jibe from his post-match interview .

Summary: PSG beat Chelsea on away goals in the Champions League last 16 . They had been reduced to 10 men after Zlatan Ibrahimovic was sent off . Despite that, the French side managed a 2-2 draw at Stamford Bridge . Ibrahimovic called the Chelsea players 'babies' after the game . Fans have mocked the Blues' exit on social media . CLICK HERE for all the latest Chelsea news .


The adopted son of convicted child molester Jerry Sandusky still lives in the Pennsylvania town where he was abused by the infamous football coach, but now he has a different last name. Matt Sandusky, 36, officially changed his last name after revealing he was abused during the 2012 sex crimes trial that resulted in a 45-count conviction for his adopted father. He is keeping the new last name secret to make life in State College, the home of Pennsylvania State University and the Nittany Lions football team, easier on his wife and four children. Scroll down for video . Matt Sandusky (above) officially changed his last name after revealing he was abused during his father's trial . Jerry Sandusky was found guilty of 45 counts of sex crimes against young boys and is serving 30-60 years . Matt, 36, refuses to speak his 71-year-old father's name and simply refers to him as 'my perpetrator' Matt, who claims he's 'not mad' about the situation, does sometimes use his hold last name when he speaks on behalf of Peaceful Hearts, his nonprofit organization, according to Bleacher Report. He started the foundation with his second wife Kim to help victims of childhood sexual abuse. Matt said: 'With the foundation, I'm Sandusky. 'Because, like it or not, people identify the name with everything that happened. 'And that's important to the cause.' Even though Matt will speak about the abuse he suffered at the hands of his father, he refuses to say his name and simply calls him 'my perpetrator'. Matt started the Peaceful Hearts foundation with his wife Kim to help victims of childhood sexual abuse . Sandusky was an assistant coach under Hall of Fame Penn State Football coach Joe Paterno (pictured . Penn State football is part of life in State College and fans of the program are known for their dedication . Jerry Sandusky, 71, is serving a de facto life sentence, 30-60 years, at State Correctional Institution Greene maximum security prison. He claims to be innocent. Before the child abuse scandal Sandusky was best known for working under Hall of Fame Penn State football coach Joe Paterno. Matt was placed in foster care with the Sandusky family in January 1995. and adopted after he turned 18. After revealing Sandusky's abuse, Matt was paid a civil settlement by Penn State. Dottie Sandusky, Jerry's wife, has always maintained her husband's innocence. Another one of their adopted sons, 39-year-old Jeff, also says his father is innocent. Given coach Paterno's legendary status in State College, some residents and football fans did not take kindly to Matt revealing what had happened to him. That was one of the reasons Kim and Matt picked out a new last name in August of 2013. According to Kim, Matt's four children (three with his first wife) were being hassled due to their surname. She said: 'The bullying was very bad. 'So as a family we decided to start new and let the kids avoid being stigmatized.' Coach Paterno's legendary status in State College led to Matt's four children being bullied

Summary: Matt Sandusky, 36, changed his last name and is keeping it a secret . Adopted father was convicted of 45 counts of sex crimes against boys . Matt still lives in State College, the home of Pennsylvania State University . Jerry Sandusky was assistant to legendary Penn State coach Joe Paterno . Sandusky, 71, is serving a 30-60 year sentence at SCI Greene prison .