Police previously released this CCTV footage of a man they wished to speak to in connection with the assaults . A man has been arrested over a string of assaults on elderly victims who were slapped after they sneezed in public. Five women and one man, aged from 65 to 82, complained to police that they had been slapped while sneezing in Carlisle city centre in the past month. Earlier this week police released CCTV footage of a man wanted in connection to the assaults after the elderly shoppers were left feeling 'confused and upset' after being hit. A spokesman for Cumbria Police said: 'Police in Carlisle have arrested a man in connection with assaults that occurred in the city centre on elderly members of the public who had sneezed. The spokesman said the 49-year-old was 'currently helping officers with their enquiries'. Police were informed about the first attack by witnesses and later released CCTV footage of a man thought to be in his mid-to-late 50s wearing a plush, tweed jacket. A week ago, shoppers in Carlisle said they were concerned by the eccentric's behaviour. Nicola Dawson, 48, a dental receptionist, said: 'I have come here shopping on my day off and actually have a cold. 'If anyone smacked me for sneezing I would smack them back. 'If anyone saw someone do something like that I would be surprised if they did not do something as you wouldn't stand for it if you witnessed it.' Trainee shop assistant Gemma Prosser, 19, added: 'We heard as it happened in the town centre and at first we just thought it was a bit weird. 'When you think about it, it is really awful because anyone can sneeze at any time and it's not your fault.' Sorry we are not currently accepting comments on this article.

Summary: Cumbria Police have arrested 49-year-old man in connection with assaults . String of elderly shoppers were slapped by a man after sneezing in public . Five women and one man were assaulted in Carlisle over the past month . Police previously released CCTV footage of a man wearing a tweed jacket .


This is the gut-wrenching moment a scooter driver was thrown through the air upside down when he strayed into the wrong lane and was hit head-on by an oncoming car. Chen Chao, 62, was turning off a bridge when he accidentally rode the wrong way past some lane dividers and smashed into the front of a Mercedes in north Taiwan's New Taipei City. The biker was rushed to hospital with severe internal injuries after hitting the saloon car as it came onto the bridge. Chen Chao is sent flying by the impact of the crash as he exits a bridge in the wrong lane in New Taipei City . The 62-year-old can first be seen riding straight towards the Mercedes in this dashboard footage . The shock on Mr Chao's face is clear the split second before the impact as he braces himself for the smash . The nasty crash was captured on the dashboard camera of the Mercedes, driven by Chiang Hu, 49. Everything appears normal in the footage until a scooter can be seen swinging round the yellow dividers and heading straight for the car. The rider apparently does not realise the imminent danger he is in and seems not to break before seconds later he rams into the front of the Mercedes at some speed. The force of the impact completely pole-axes him and his legs are thrown into the air as he is flipped over, landing on top of his battered scooter. Mr Hu called for an ambulance, and rescuers arrived to take Mr Chao to hospital. The Mercedes driver told police he had not time to brake . Paramedic Chi Kung said: 'We noticed that the injured man had very low vital signs at the scene of the accident, and we feared he might not make the trip into the emergency room. 'However he survived the trip to hospital and is now on the way to recovery.' Medics said the main injury was internal bleeding which they had managed to stop, saving Mr Chao's life in the process. The scooter driver is thrown upside down by the impact. He suffered severe internal injuries in the crash . Mercedes driver Chiang Hu, 49, told police he did not have time to brake before sending Mr Chao flying . Mr Chao spent sometime airborne after making the mistake of riding into oncoming traffic on the bridge . He came to rest in a crumpled heap on top of his smashed scooter before paramedics were called .

Summary: Chen Chao, 62, suffered severe internal injuries in horror Taiwan smash . Accidentally rode in wrong lane while exiting a bridge in New Taipei City . Dashboard footage from Mercedes driver just as he drove onto the bridge . Chiang Hu, 49, 'could not brake in time' and called ambulance for rider . Paramedics feared Chen would not make it but he is now recovering .


Arsenal midfielder Mesut Ozil came under criticism as the German international swapped shirts at half-time during the Champions League last-16 clash with Monaco. Ozil exchanged shirts with Monaco's Geoffrey Kondogbia as both sides left the pitch after the first 45 minutes at the Stade Louis II. ITV pundit Paul Scholes was quick to criticise Ozil for the premature shirt swap, saying: 'I don't like it. At the end of the game, maybe. But still I'm not a big fan then. Arsenal midfielder Mesut Ozil came under criticism for the shirt swap at half-time in Monaco . Ozil swapped shirts with Geoffrey Kondogbia at half-time of Arsenal's game against Monaco in France . Ozil was criticised by ITV's pundits after swapping shirts at half-time before doing it again at full-time . Ozil takes a glum selfie with a supporter at full-time after Arsenal's Champions League exit against Monaco . 'You do it that once you're in the tunnel or in the dressing room, out of the way of everyone. At half-time, it's not for me.' Arsenal beat Monaco 2-0 but were still knocked out on the away goals rule in the 3-3 aggregate defeat. Ozil's shirt swap was similar to that of former Arsenal defender Andre Santos who exchanged shirts at half-time with former fans favourite Robin van Persie. Van Persie was playing for Manchester United at Old Trafford at the time and the exchange was more than a just a sore point with the Gunners fans. Santos later apologised to travelling fans for any aggravation that was caused by swapping shirts with the Holland international striker. Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger later admitted that he was embarrassed by the Brazilian's actions and supposedly took measures to ensure it didn’t happen again. Former team-mates Andre Santos and Robin van Persie share a moment on the Old Trafford pitch . Santos asks Holland international striker Van Persie for his shirt at half-time of the game at Old Trafford . Van Persie hands his former Arsenal teammate his shirt at half-time of the clash at Old Trafford . VIDEO Jardim explains Wenger handshake snub .

Summary: Mesut Ozil exchanged shirts at half-time with Geoffrey Kondogbia . Paul Scholes criticised the German for doing it at half-time . Arsenal beat Monaco 2-0 but were still knocked out on away goals .


Zlatan Ibrahimovic is not all that keen on the officials in France. Just last week the Swedish powerhouse lost his temper following a 3-2 defeat to Bordeaux and publically criticised the state of refereeing in the division. But it seems that Ibrahimovic is far from popular himself in France following a poll taken by French publication Le Parisien. Just 15 per cent of those asked in a pole felt Zlatan Ibrahimovic was a good person deep down . Results showed that 79 per cent of those questioned had a poor opinion of the 33-year-old . The French daily asked just over 1,000 readers to answer some questions on the former Barcelona and Milan ace and the results were none too positive. Results showed that 79 per cent of those questioned had a poor opinion of the 33-year-old, while 84 per cent labelled him both hot-headed and arrogant. Just 15 per cent of those asked felt Ibrahimovic was a good person deep down, but 62 per cent were fully aware of the ability he has and said he was a talented footballer. It seems Ibrahimovic is far from popular himself in France following a poll taken by publication Le Parisien . A total of 84 per cent labelled PSG ace Ibrahimovic both hot-headed and arrogant in a poll . But 62 per cent of people in the pole were fully aware of the ability and said he was a talented footballer.

Summary: Zlatan Ibrahimovic has been slammed in a recent poll by Le Parisien . A total of 84 per cent of participants claimed the Swede was arrogant . Those same people described the former Barcelona man as hot-headed . Results showed that 79 per cent questioned had a poor opinion of him . Just 15 per cent felt Ibrahimovic was a good person deep down . However, 62 per cent were fully aware of the ability said he was talented .


Saturday Night Live have poked fun at the Hillary Clinton email scandal with their own take on what the controversial correspondences could say. During the opening sketch of the NBC show the former Secretary of State, played by Kate McKinnon, speaks about allegations she used a private email account to conduct state business. At the beginning of the interview the politician describes herself as a 'relatable woman on a couch'. Scroll down for video . Mimick: During the opening of the show the former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, played by Kate McKinnon, speaks about allegations she used a private email account to conduct state business . Speaking to the camera: At the beginning of the interview she describes herself as a 'relateable woman on a couch' before revealing the content of the emails . Speaking about the release of the emails, following pressure from her opponents and the media, she says: 'Go ahead, read them, you won't find squat. 'Those emails are as clean as a whistle. What did you think those emails said? "Hey it's Hilary I really screwed up on Benghazi".' Referencing her probable run for president, she also insists: 'There will be no mistakes in my rise to the top.' She then describes the nature of the content in the messages, suggesting they will either by 'fun woman talk' or 'mature romance' - relating to correspondences with husband Bill. Giving an example, she reads out a fake email from a Gmail account sent by one of her friends: 'Hey Girl! Still up for a movie tonight? I heard that new Bradley Cooper one is hot. What do you want to see?' Fun woman talk: Giving an example of a message sent to her by one of her friends, she reads out a fake email from a Gmail account . Response: The former Secretary of State then replies by saying: 'I want to see myself as President of the United States of America' She then shows a mock reply which reads: 'I want to see myself as President of the United States of America.' Then, referring to what could be a saucy conversation with her former President husband, she reads an example: 'Dear Sir or Madam, Congratulations on your continued marital success. I would like to schedule a sit-down at your earliest convenience. Regards, The Office of Hillary Clinton.' Clinton goes on to say she would also open up her Netflix account and her private Instagram account - showing pictures of her on a roller coaster and a beach looking down at her phone. At the end of interview, she insists that she will get through the scandal, saying: 'I have survived everything that has been thrown at me. 'I shall rise from the ashes like a Phoenix, nay, Hilary Clinton.' Throughout she also refers to her potential candidacy for the presidential race by saying: 'If I run, who knows.' The scandal was also brought up later in the show during the Weekend Update segment where anchor Colin Jost said he felt sorry for whoever would have to sit

Summary: Former Secretary of State is played by Kate McKinnon in opening sketch . At start of the interview she says she's a 'relatable woman on a couch' Insists the emails are as 'clean as a whistle' before giving examples . Goes on to urge that her Netflix and private Instagram be made public .


Capturing artistic photographs used to require some serious kit - a dedicated camera complete with an array of state-of-the art lenses. But these winning entries in the mobile phone category for the Sony World Photography Awards prove that the best camera is the one in your pocket. More than 10,000 people submitted phone images this year after the category was introduced for the first time to recognise how mobile technology has revolutionised the way we record and document our lives. The competition was open to photographers of all abilities and it was judged on a single image taken using any mobile phone camera. Turi Calafato, from Italy, was awarded first prize for his 'Untitled' shot of two people snoozing on a beach and Janos M Schmidt's evocative photograph of sunset at Nyugati railway station in Budapest came in second place. Scroll down for video . Janos M Schmidt was awarded second prize for his evocative image of sunset at Nyugati railway station in Budapest. A man can be seen watching the timetable at the deserted platform after the departure of the train carrying the Hungarian fans to a football match . Turi Calafato, from Italy, came in first place with this picture which was taken as part of a project called 'A day on the beach' Ako Salemi, from Iran, was given third prize for his aerial shot of a young boy wrestling with an animal, which was called 'Fighting' Ako Salemi, from Iran, was given third prize for his aerial shot of a young boy wrestling with an animal, which was called 'Fighting'. The Sony Awards also judged entries in a number of other categories including 'nature', 'panoramic', 'people' and 'smile' in the open competition. There was also a separate youth competition for photographers aged 19 and under, which saw 14-year-old Stephanie Anjo from the UK claiming first prize in the portrait category. The winners of the Open, Youth and Mobile Phone competitions will each receive the latest Sony digital imaging equipment and Xperia smartphone. Their images will be shown at Somerset House in London as part of the 2015 Sony World Photography Awards exhibition from April 24 to May 10. Judging Chair Sam Barzilay said: 'Judging at the Sony World Photography Awards was a journey of unexpected discoveries. Yong Lin Tan, 19, from Malaysia won first prize in the environment youth category for this picture of the back alley of her grandmother's house in Alor Setar, Kedah . Wilson Lee from Hong Kong won first place in the smile category for this colourful image of a mother and her child on the train . Hector Munoz from Mexico won first prize in the arts and culture competition for this photograph of a graffiti artist working on an image of Quetzalcoatl, a prehispanic God that gave corn and fire to men . Beatriz Rocha, 15, from Portugal, won first prize in the culture youth award for this image of Cante Alentejano singers . Jaime Massieu from Spain won first prize in the split second open competition for this incredible shot of

Summary: The Sony World Photography Awards introduced a mobile phone competition for the first time this year . More than 10,000 people submitted entries to the competition which was open to all ages and abilities . Turi Calafato, from Italy, was awarded first prize for his 'Untitled' shot of two people snoozing on a beach .


Marcos Rojo surrendered his Manchester United allegiances for the evening as he watched local boyhood club Estudiantes in action against Gimnasia in the fierce Platense derby on Sunday. Sporting a Barcelona vest, the Argentine certainly didn't lack any passion whilst cheering on the side known as 'The Rat Stabbers', a club he joined at the age of ten. Much to the clear delight of the Argentina international, Estudiantes went on to win the Primera Division clash 3-1 after Ezequiel Cerutti scored from the spot in the 89th minute. Manchester United defender Marcos Rojo screams down the camera lens when Estudiantes score their third . The Argentina international, wearing a Barcelona vest, punches the air in celebration after the derby win . The United centre back has begun to find form for Louis van Gaal's side since his £16million move from Sporting Lisbon in the summer. Rojo has formed a tight bond with fellow defensive partner Phil Jones, who last week expressed his joy at how quickly the 24-year-old had settled in. Jones told manutd.com: 'Since Marcos has come he's played the right way and in the way we've wanted to play. It's difficult to come over to a different country and a different league and go straight into the team and hit your form, but he's done well.' The Red Devils will be looking to expand on Saturday's win against Sunderland with a victory at Newcastle on Wednesday. Rojo (right) celebrates United's opening goal against Sunderland with team-mate Wayne Rooney (centre)

Summary: Marcos Rojo was filmed watching Estudiantes' derby clash with Gimnasia . The Man United defender screamed following his boyhood side's third goal . Estudiantes went on to win the fierce Argentinian Primera Division derby .


The eerie remains of a Japanese warship that lay undiscovered on the ocean floor for more than 70 years have been captured on film. Musashi was attacked by the US Navy in 1944 and went down with more than 1,000 members of crew on board. Despite numerous witness accounts its exact location remained a mystery for decades. But the ship was discovered earlier this month after Microsoft's billionaire co-founder Paul Allen spent eight years searching for it with his personal submarine. Scroll down for video . The remains of a Japanese warship that sunk more than 70 years ago have been captured on film for the first time . Allen has now released footage showing the huge warship, which was the heaviest and most powerfully armed battleship ever constructed, on the floor of the Sibuyan Sea - nearly two miles under the surface. He is hoping the discovery 'brings closure' to those who lost relatives aboard the ship, according to his website. His yacht, the M/Y Octopus, has a remote operated probe Octo ROV that initially located the Musashi at the beginning of March. The Octopus is also outfitted with an exploration submarine. Allen and his research team used the historical records of four different countries in order to pinpoint the location of the ship. Musashi was attacked by the US Navy in 1944 and went down with more than 1,000 members of crew on board. Despite witness accounts it was never found or disturbed . The amazing footage shows coral and barnacles growing on the huge warship, which was the heaviest and most powerfully armed battleship ever constructed . The inside of the ship can only be glimpsed at throughout the video. Above, the camera looks through a hole . After discovering it Allen posted a photo of a valve from the wreckage, which he described as the 'first confirmation' that it was of Japanese origin. He wrote in a tweet: 'RIP (rest in peace) crew of Musashi, approximately 1,023 (lives) lost.' He promised that he would soon post video of the ship's catapult and valve areas. The Sibuyan Sea - at the heart of the Philippines' central Visayas islands - now covers busy shipping lanes and lies on the path of most tropical storms that cross the country from the Pacific Ocean. But in 1944, it was the scene for a battle considered the largest naval encounter of the Second World War - a battle which would be the Musashi's last. Paul Allen, one of Microsoft's co-founders, was able to find the ship using his private yacht and sub the M/Y Octopus. Above, one of the ship's 15 tonne anchors . The Musashi was the Japanese Navy's biggest battleship during the Second World War . The battleship, which weighed 73,000 tonnes fully loaded, and was armed with nine 45 Caliber Type 94 main guns, was sunk by American warplanes on October 24, 1944. It was the height of the Battle of Leyte Gulf - in which US and Australian forces defeated the Japanese. About half the crew died when it

Summary: Musashi, the Japanese Navy's biggest battleship, was sunk in 1944 . It lay undiscovered on the floor of the Sibuyan Sea for the last 70 years . Billionaire Paul Allen spent eight years searching for the ship . The Microsoft co-founder discovered it at the beginning of March .


He is one of the richest pop stars of all time, with an estimated £240 million fortune – and he is now on a US tour that includes an extended stay at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas, earning a reported $500,000 (£340,000) per show. But more than 5,000 miles away from the glitzy showbiz mecca, Sir Elton John’s mother celebrated her 90th birthday in very different style – at a £14-a-head tapas restaurant near her home in West Sussex. Sheila Farebrother is not thought to have spoken to her son for seven years after a family rift, and was joined by two friends for the modest lunch at the Restaurante Andalucia in Worthing on Thursday. World's apart: Sir Elton is on tour in the US (pictured last week) as his mother, in purple, dines with friends . £14-a-head: The Restaurante Andalucia, centre, where Sir Elton's mother, Sheila Farebrother, celebrated . Speaking later at her £740,000 four-bedroom home on a private estate near Littlehampton, she appeared to rule out any reconciliation in the broken relationship with her rock legend son. Asked if she had been contacted by Sir Elton during her birthday, she simply replied ‘no’, adding: ‘Anyway, it’s none of your business.’ Mrs Farebrother revealed in 2011 that the two had fallen out spectacularly, saying: ‘He has cut me off completely. I don’t want to go into what caused it. It is a painful subject. My son cut me out of his life for good.’ Family rift: Elton John with his mother and stepfather in 1971. He is still believed to support her financially . It is understood Elton was furious over comments his mother made that offended his partner, David Furnish . It is understood that the 67-year-old musician was furious over comments she made that offended his partner, David Furnish. Their relationship soured so much that Sir Elton did not go to the funeral of his stepfather Fred Farebrother in 2010. Mrs Farebrother divorced Sir Elton’s father, Stanley Dwight, when the singer was 14. Sir Elton is still believed to support his mother financially. A spokesman said: ‘We never comment about Elton’s private life.’

Summary: With an estimated £240m, Sir Elton is one of the richest singers of all time . The pop star is now on a US tour, earning a reported £340,000 per show . 5,000 miles away, his mother celebrated her birthday at low-key restaurant . She's not thought to have spoken to her son for seven years after family rift .


A new biography makes the startling claim that Walt Disney CEO Bob Iger purposely kept Steve Jobs' cancer a secret despite learning that he was very sick hours before his company bought the animation studio. Iger learned that Job's cancer had returned half an hour before Disney announced it was buying Jobs' Pixar studio in 2006. But in an extraordinary show of faith the CEO of Disney decided to keep the Apple co-founder's condition a secret for three years, according to a new biography of Jobs obtained by Bloomberg. Secret pact: Steve Jobs, right, talks with Walt Disney Company CEO Bob Iger at an Apple media event in 2006, a new book makes the startling claim that Iger purposely kept Jobs' cancer a secret despite learning that he was very sick hours before buying Jobs' Pixar . Confession: On the day of the deal in 2006, the pair found a secluded spot on the Pixar campus in Emeryville, California, pictured, where Jobs put his arm around Iger's shoulder and revealed that his cancer was back . In the book titled 'Becoming Steve Jobs' by Brent Schlender and Rick Tetzeli, due to be published on March 24, details emerged of the business pact that made Jobs' Disney's largest shareholder. Iger reasoned that Disney's $7 billion deal for Pixar was not about Jobs or his medical condition so it did not need to be disclosed, according to the biography. The book details how Iger told Jobs: 'You're our largest shareholder, but I don't think that makes this matter. You're not material to this deal. We're buying Pixar, we're not buying you.' Jobs, the prolific co-founder of Apple, was first diagnosed with pancreatic cancer in 2003. He underwent surgery to remove it in 2004, but the tumor returned and he had a liver transplant in 2009. The book details how on January 24, 2006, the proposed day of the deal, Iger was at Pixar's headquarters for the ceremony when Jobs asked to go for a private walk. As the pair found a secluded spot on the campus in Emeryville, California, Jobs put his arm around Iger's shoulder and revealed that his cancer was back. Secret: Iger, right, reasoned that the $7 billion deal was on the value of Pixar, not Jobs, left, or his medical condition, so, after consulting a lawyer, the deal went ahead . Pixar deal: Steve Jobs, famous founder of Apple Computer, sits beneath the symbol of another of his ventures, Pixar Animation Studios, on January 24, 2006, Disney bought the firm for $7 million, despite Job's cancer . Marriage: Steve Jobs and his wife, Laurene Powell, are pictured at the Pixar Exhibit Launch 2005. The couple married in 1991, and she, along with his doctor, were the only ones who knew he had cancer at first . Pixar: Ralph J. Guggenheim (right), an executive at Pixar Animation Studios, talks with an animator in the office. The firm has become a powerhouse animation studio for Disney, responsible for producing hits like Toy Story . Iger said Job's confided: 'Frankly, they tell me

Summary: New Steve Jobs biography 'Becoming Steve Jobs' details claims . Walt Disney CEO Bob Iger purposely kept Steve Jobs' cancer a secret . Hour before Pixar deal, in private, Jobs revealed that his cancer was back . Iger argued the value of Pixar was not about Jobs or his illness but the firm . Pixar deal was finalized in 2006 making Jobs' Disney's largest shareholder .


What an incredible day of rugby that was. I thought it might be exciting, I hoped it would be exciting but never did I think it would hit the levels it did. What a shame, then, that Scotland allowed themselves to get caught up in the story which unfolded rather than focus on their task at hand. In the second half at BT Murrayfield, Vern Cotter’s men lost the plot rather than doing the basics right and there did not seem to be anyone giving direction in the last 20 minutes. It is an inexperienced side and we saw that naivety in spades on Saturday. Scotland's dismal Six Nations campaign ended with a 40-10 thrashing by Ireland at Murrayfield . Scotland should not concede 40 points at home and lose by a margin of 30 points to Ireland. A championship that promised so much has, ultimately, delivered very little and Scotland’s dismal run in the Six Nations continues. In 12 matches, we have won only once and that was courtesy of a last-minute drop goal in Rome last season. That says it all really. It is particularly painful when placed against the style and substance displayed by the Irish, England, France and Wales on what was a stunning day. For the tournament to go down to the last second of the last game was amazing but it was what happened in the lead-up to those tense dying moments which made Saturday truly remarkable. Scotland's huge loss on Saturday was their fifth in the tournament and they finished bottom of the table . I thought Wales would rack up a load of points against Italy but they only did this in a devastating second-half display. As that game was drawing to a close, with Wales 28 points better off than Ireland and looking like scoring again, it appeared that it was game over and Wales would win the Six Nations. But they missed the chance and Italy scored down the other end. There was a collective cheer in Italy, Ireland and England because it gave the latter two countries a chance. I felt Wales were still favourites as, although I thought Ireland and England would win their games, I didn’t think they would be able to accumulate enough points to go above Wales. How wrong I was! I felt it was a perfect day for Scotland to really show what they were all about because there was no pressure on them whatsoever and they could just go out and play with total freedom. To a point, they did this but so did Ireland — and they did it far better than their hosts. Ireland were crowned Six Nations winners after a dramatic final day that saw them edge England and Wales . Both England and Ireland had targets they knew they had to win by to have a chance of lifting the Six Nations trophy. This very rarely happens in rugby and I thought this might mean their focus would be on scoring tries rather than playing the game in the normal safety-first

Summary: Scotland finished bottom of the standings in the Six Nations . Vern Cotter's men lost all five matches and their dismal run continues . Ireland beat Scotland 40-10 at Murrayfield on Saturday . Scotland were inexperienced and that naivety was on show .


West Ham striker Carlton Cole has accepted a Football Association charge over a Twitter exchange with a Tottenham supporter. Cole had until 6pm on Thursday night to respond to the charge of making a comment which 'was abusive and/or insulting and/or improper and/or brings the game into disrepute'. A FA independent commission will now meet to decide his sanction, with no limit to the possible punishment. West Ham United striker Carlton Cole has admitted an FA charge for a tweet that the FA deemed abusive . Cole tweeted back to a Tottenham fan who had insulted him on Twitter, telling the supporter: 'F off you c***' The charge related to Cole's involvement in a Twitter altercation with a Spurs fan following West Ham's 2-2 Barclays Premier League draw at White Hart Lane on February 22. The 31-year-old, who has 122,000 followers on the social networking site, was responding to a message from Spurs supporter Stuart Hardy that read: 'Hi @CarltonCole1 when your own team-mates don't kick the ball out when you're lying injured for 2 mins, you think it's time to call it a day?' Cole replied: 'F off you c***' before later deleting the tweet. Cole could have left West Ham in January's transfer window but a move to West Bromwich Albion fell through . The former Chelsea striker has been in trouble before for previous postings on social media and this may be taken into account in his punishment. He was fined £20,000 by the FA in April 2011 for a tweet he posted during England's friendly against Ghana that read: 'Immigration has surrounded the Wembley premises! I knew it was a trap! 'The only way to get out safely is to wear an England jersey and paint your face w/ the St George's flag!' Cole celebrates after scoring for West Ham against Crystal Palace at Selhurst Park in August .

Summary: Carlton Cole has accepted an FA charge for his insulting language . Cole replied to a tweet that said: 'your own team-mates don't kick the ball out when you're lying injured for 2 mins, you think it's time to call it a day?' The West Ham forward responded, saying: 'F off you c***'


The big challenge for Mauricio Pochettino now is to ensure his first season as Tottenham manager doesn’t fade into obscurity. There looks little danger of that on the evidence of Wednesday night’s win over Swansea. Last week was one to forget following Spurs’ Europa League exit to Fiorentina and Capital One Cup final defeat by Chelsea. Tottenham winger Andros Townsend celebrates after firing home the third goal against Swansea City . Mason’s goal was his first in the Premier League and came in his 20th league game of the season. Pochettino now must concentrate on qualifying for next season’s Champions League; that, after all, was his brief upon taking the job. And his players refused to sulk after their Wembley heartache as goals from Nacer Chadli, Ryan Mason and Andros Townsend secured a vital win, though they were forced to endure a late Swansea rally. ‘We have a group of players whose mentality is to fight until the end of the season,’ said Pochettino. ‘I think in Florence and in the final we deserved more, but we have shown we are alive and growing.’ In front of a procession of Spurs legends, including Alan Mullery, Pat Jennings and Ossie Ardiles, there was a minute’s applause for Tottenham legend Dave Mackay, who passed away this week. Tottenham midfielder Ryan Mason lashed in a right-footed shot for the second against Swansea City . Nacer Chadli (left) beats Swansea goalkeeper Lukasz Fabianski to score the opening goal . Ki Sung-Yueng stole in to prod home from an acute angle for Swansea equaliser . Swansea's Gylfi Sigurdsson reduced the deficit, volleying home a Jefferson Montero cross . TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR (4-2-3-1): Lloris 6; Walker 7, Dier 6.5, Vertonghen 6, Rose 7 (Davies 78); Bentaleb 7, Mason 7.5; Townsend 7 (Dembele 64min, 6), Eriksen 7, Chadli 7; Kane 6.5 (Soldado 76). Subs not used: Chiriches, Paulinho, Lamela, Vorm, . Booked: Dier. Manager: Mauricio Pochettino 7.5. SWANSEA CITY (4-3-2-1): Fabianski 5; Naughton 5, Fernandez 5.5, Williams 6, Taylor 6; Ki 7, Cork 6, Shelvey 6.5 (Montero 73, 6); Sigurdsson 6.5, Routledge 6.5; Gomis 5 (Oliveira 12, 6). Subs not used: Amat, Britton, Emnes, Rangel, Tremmel. Manager: Garry Monk 6.5. Man of the match: Ryan Mason. Referee: Michael Oliver 7. Att: 34,008 . The flowing move which led to Nacer Chadli scoring the opening goal for Tottenham in the 3-2 victory against Swansea City on Wednesday night. CLICK HERE for more brilliant stats and heat maps from White Hart Lane. A host of Tottenham greats joined in a minute's applause for club legend Dave Mackay . The emotional tribute took place before Wednesday night's Premier League encounter . Tottenham and Swansea players join in a minute's applause for legend Mackay, who died on Monday evening . Mackay won the FA Cup with Tottenham three times, in 1961, 1962 and 1967 . The sombre mood carried into the game. But with an outside chance of a top-four finish, Spurs tried to breathe life into their season in the seventh minute when Chadli sent a neat volley past Lukasz Fabianski from Danny

Summary: Bafetimbi Gomis' collapse had those inside White Hart Lane fearing the worst . The Swansea forward went down after Nacer Chadli's wonderful opener in the seventh minute . It later emerged that Gomis was fine and had not been hospitalised after fainting . Ki Sung-Yueng drew parity but Ryan Mason and Andros Townsend made it 3-1 for Spurs . Gylfi Sigurdsson scored a late consolation, volleying home a Jefferson Montero cross .


David Cameron has said he will only take part in one election debate . David Cameron could be given his own election programme if he refuses to show up for televised leaders debates, it was claimed today. Broadcasters last week insisted they would push ahead with plans for three debates in April – including a face-off between the Prime Minister and Ed Miliband. But the BBC is understood to have backed down from threats to 'empty chair' Mr Cameron if he refuses to show. If the corporation pushes ahead with its planned Cameron vs Miliband debate without the Prime Minister it risks being accused of giving an unprecedented platform to the Labour leader, just a week before the election. To meet strict impartiality rules during election campaigns, the BBC is considering giving Mr Cameron his own show in return, the Independent on Sunday claimed today. Labour have accused the Prime Minister of 'ducking and weaving' to get out of the debates and called for new laws to make sure leaders debates always take place. Ed Miliband said he would make 'fair and impartial leaders' debates' compulsory. But the proposal was mocked by the former SNP leader Alex Salmond today. Mr Salmond said he supported having TV debates but added: 'Could you actually pass a law which says that somebody has to turn up at a TV debate? 'What do you do when David Cameron doesn't turn up? Shall we stick him in the clink, do we put him in Wandsworth [prison] or somewhere?' 'I don't think you can actually do that. Surely it's the public who have got to enforce the TV debates by the reaction to people who are too scared to turn up.' Labour said the new system would work on similar lines to the current rules for planning the number, length and timing of party political broadcasts. That would mean parties are consulted but not given the right to veto the debates taking place. Ed Miliband has accused David Cameron of 'running scared' of facing him in televised leaders' debates . Labour believes this could be done by establishing the Broadcasters' Liaison Group as a trust in statute so it is the recognised legal body for deciding dates, format, volume and attendees of the debates. A Labour government would set a deadline of 2017 for changes to be put in place, giving more than enough time to plan the debates for a 2020 election. Mr Miliband told The Observer: 'In recent days the British public has been treated to the unedifying and tawdry spectacle of a prime minister seeking to duck out of the TV debates he once claimed to support with great enthusiasm.' He said the broadcasters had 'made it clear they would not be cowed by his tactics but it is wrong for them and the British public to have governing parties use this kind of pressure in campaign periods'. Mr Miliband added: 'It is time to ensure, once and for all, that these debates belong to the people, not the prime minister of the day.' The

Summary: Broadcasters have insisted they will push ahead with three debates . Prime Minister has said he will only take part in one seven-way contest . BBC is understood to have backed down from threats to 'empty chair' him . But to meet strict impartiality rules it could offer the PM his own show . Comes as Labour unveils plan to make election debates compulsory . Leaders would not be forced to attend but debates would always go ahead .


Students at a Southern California high school made a horrific discovery Monday morning when they came upon a female teacher hanging from a classroom ceiling. Captain Steve Concialdi, of the Orange County Fire Authority, says the teacher took her life sometime before 8.40am at El Dorado High School in Placentia. According to the police official, students who found the victim initially arrived to a locked classroom. After the two students were let inside by another teacher, the three found the teacher and helped cut her down from the ceiling. 911 was called at 8:40. Scroll down for video . Tragic: A 31-year-old California teacher identified by her students as Jillian Jacobson (left and right) was discovered Monday morning hanging in a classroom . Shocking find: Jacobson was found inside a classroom at El Dorado High School in Placentia, California . Responding paramedics found her lying on the classroom floor suffering from cardiac arrest, Placentia Police Lt. Eric Pointe told Orange County Register. They performed CPR but were unable to revive the teacher. She was pronounced dead at the scene. Students at El Dorado High first identified her on Twitter as Jillian Jacobson, a 31-year-old photography teacher. Authorities confirmed her identity Monday afternoon. A student witness told the LA Times about screams emanating from the classroom when the tragic discovery was made. Frank Leon, 16, said his teacher left to unlock Jacobson's classroom and he heard 'screaming, crying. It freaked the hell out of me.' He added that his teacher was screaming, 'Oh my God, oh my God!' Assistant Superintendent Kevin Lee with Placentia-Yorba Linda Unified School District says classes were dismissed for the day at 11am . He also confirmed there there was an 'emergency medical situation' involving a teacher. Crisis counselors have been made available on campus. Online records show that Jacobson was married and lived with her 34-year-old husband in Anaheim. He has been notified. Vivacious: Jacobson's heartbroken students took to Twitter to pay tribute to the popular educator . Students and co-workers remembered the teacher's upbeat smile and thanked her for inspiring them . A force for good: Jacobson's (left) father reportedly had killed himself, and she always urged teens not to resort to suicide . Students and faculty at El Dorado High School took to Twitter to pay tribute to the beloved educator who was remembered for her infectious smile and upbeat personality. Kiley Sullivan wrote: 'My heart goes out to El Dorado High School Such a horrible thing to hear. Photo was my favorite class because of her. RIP Mrs Jacobson.' Another user Chelsey tweeted: 'By far the most amazing teacher I've ever had. You will be greatly missed and forever in our hearts. RIP Jillian.' Several students told the OC Register that Jacobson's father killed himself, and she that she always urged teens not to resort to suicide. There is no word at this time on what may have prompted the popular teacher to end her life. Police say no suicide note was found at the scene but local police Lt Eric Point says, the preliminary

Summary: Devastated students at El Dorado High School in Placentia, California, identified the teacher as Jillian Jacobson . Jacobson, a photography teacher, was found by students hanging from a classroom ceiling Monday morning . Jacobson was married and lived with her 34-year-old husband in Anaheim . Students said Jacobson's father took his own life and she always urged teens not to resort to suicide . For confidential support on suicide matters call the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline on 1-800-273-8255 or see www.suicidepreventionlifeline.org for details.


In a season when Manchester United’s aspirations have been peeled away like layers of an onion, the only goal left is qualification for the Champions League. It is enough to make even the steadfast shed a tear. Thrashed in the Capital One Cup by League One MK Dons and dumped out of the FA Cup by one of their own, United were never even in the Premier League title race. Entry back into Europe’s elite competition would represent a positive campaign however. The minimal requirement, undoubtedly, but a mark of improvement nonetheless. Something to look forward to. Manchester United have not beaten a team in the top half of the Premier League since Liverpool in December . Failure to finish in the top four would be pretty disastrous though. Without the extra commitment of a European campaign and having held a healthy lead in this run at one stage, falling late would ask serious questions of Louis van Gaal. It would probably mean entry into the Europa League instead – a nightmare scenario adding games in a competition United would rather avoid entirely. The continent’s purgatory. United face a difficult run-in, with 10 games to define their season. Four of their next five matches are against the top six but Van Gaal’s side have not beaten a team currently in the top half of the table since December. Here,Sportsmail assesses their chances. Man United vs Tottenham (March 15) Reverse fixture: 0-0 . A struggle for life, is how Van Gaal termed the second half of the sides’ dour draw at White Hart Lane on December 28. A repeat would be intolerable not only to watching fans but in the table. United must win, and beware Harry Kane. The 21-year-old striker already has 26 goals to his name this season - more than the supposedly stellar line-up of Wayne Rooney, Robin van Persie and Radamel Falcao have managed for United combined. Besides, Mauricio Pochettino's men have Champions League ambitions of their own, and will be desperate for a victory over one of their chief rivals for the top four. Prediction: 2-1 United . Manchester United train ahead of their crunch Premier League clash against Tottenham on Sunday . Wayne Rooney, Juan Mata and Radamel Falcao are all smiles despite their side's recent struggles . Football data analysts BSports believe a Manchester United home win is easily the most likely outcome . March 15: Tottenham (home) March 22: Liverpool (away) April 4: Aston Villa (home) April 12: Man City (home) April 18: Chelsea (away) April 26: Everton (away) May 2: West Brom (home) May 9: Crystal Palace (away) May 16: Arsenal (home) May 24: Hull (away) Liverpool vs Man United (March 22) Reverse fixture: 3-0 United . The match at Old Trafford sparked Liverpool’s remarkable resurgence into the Champions League hunt. This game could prove the deciding factor. Brendan Rodgers has his side buoyant and Anfield will be bouncing. Van Gaal should douse the flames with his selection. But, with Philippe Coutinho rampant, Raheem Sterling offering pace and dynamism simply not seen in United's

Summary: Manchester United's only remaining goal is to finish in the top four . The club have been absent from European competition this season . But Louis van Gaal's side face four of the top six in their next five games . United have not beaten a top-half Premier League side since December . CLICK HERE for all the latest Manchester United news .


Liam Gallagher was fined $5,000 for failing to appear at a child custody hearing. Pictured, his baby mother Liza Gorbani outside court today . Liam Gallagher was today hit with a second $5,000 (£3,300) fine by a New York judge who said she was tired of his ‘frivolous conduct’. Judge Laura Drager said that she could not ‘excuse him any longer’ and said his US child custody battle was going to trial. The lawyer for Liza Ghorbani, Mr Gallagher’s baby mother, said that Mr Gallagher had not turned up for a deposition he was supposed to give last month either. Ira Garr also revealed that their daughter Gemma, two, is exhibiting ‘delays’ in her development and is having problems with speech. With no settlement the case will now go to trial on March 26 with both sides digging their heels in. So far Mr Gallagher has only flown to America for one hearing in two years and was last month hit with his first $5,000 fine by Judge Drager. In the latest hearing she opened by asking Mr Gallagher’s lawyer Raoul Felder: ‘Mr Felder, where is your client’. Mr Felder said: ‘My client is not here.’ Judge Drager said: ‘Is there a reason why he is not here?’ Mr Felder said: ‘I have no good reason’. Judge Drager said: ‘I am imposing a sanction of $5,000 for what I deem to be his frivolous conduct in not appearing in this court.... ‘...I had him appear by phone and I excused his (non) appearance but as we proceed to trial I cannot excuse his (non) appearance any longer. ‘There is no reason that I have been given as to why he cannot appear’. In his submission Mr Garr attacked Mr Gallagher for his ‘willful failure’ to attend court. He ran through his litany of non appearances dating back to 2013 and said: ‘The history of non compliance is about the most flagrant I can consider’. Scroll down for video . Liza Ghorbani's lawyer said Mr Gallagher had not turned up for a deposition he was meant to give last month . Mr Garr also told the court that Mr Gallagher had never once even asked to see Gemma or requested visitation rights. Mr Felder however accused Miss Ghorbani of ‘greed’. He said that Mr Gallagher had been paying $5,000 a month to her for two years now even when there was no court order forcing him to do so. He said that with Miss Ghorbani: ‘It’s a desire not to collect child support, it’s a desire to get support for herself, to change her lifestyle. ‘She wants bodyguards, a doorman, she wants to be treated as maybe a wife is treated if it was a long marriage... ‘We are talking about greed here. If this was street talk I’d say the court was scammed’. He cast doubts on Miss Ghorbani’s claims she was poor by pointing out that she lived a comfortable life and was taking Gemma to music lessons and baby ballet. Mr Gallagher met Miss Ghorbani when she interviewed him in

Summary: Judge Laura Drager said she was tired of the singer's ‘frivolous conduct’ Lawyer for Liza Ghorbani, Mr Gallagher’s baby mother, said he had not turned up for a deposition he was supposed to give last month either . Also revealed their daughter, two, is exhibiting ‘delays’ in her development .


This is the incredible moment a man trapped under a 13-tonne bus was rescued by a group of more than 20 passengers and onlookers. Chang Suibin was knocked down by the bus in China's Henan province on Friday and became stuck with his hip underneath the front right wheel of the bus. Passengers on the bus, pedestrians at the traffic lights and onlookers then all grouped together to lift the bus so the man could be pulled free in under three minutes. More than 20 passengers and onlookers grouped together to rescue a man trapped under a bus . Chang Suibin was knocked down by the bus in China's Henan province on Friday and then became stuck with his hip underneath the front right . He was taken to a nearby hospital with a pelvic fracture and is currently receiving further treatment. 'My sincere thanks to everybody, to the friends, to the kindhearted people of Zhengzhou.... Good people can be found everywhere in our society,' said Mr Suibin. Local traffic police officer Tang Xiaoqi was reportedly first on the scene and waved for people to help the rescue effort. He said: 'People nearby, passengers from the bus and pedestrians waiting at the traffic lights by this intersection all came together to lift the bus. We failed at first, but then more people joined in - some lifting and some pulling the victim - and eventually we got him out.' A police officer was first on the scene and encouraged pedestrians to come and help lift the bus . He was taken to a nearby hospital with a pelvic fracture and is currently receiving further treatment . Mr Suibin said: 'My sincere thanks to everybody, to the friends, to the kindhearted people of Zhengzhou.... Good people can be found everywhere in our society' A police officer on the scene said that the man was rescued by the group after about three minutes .

Summary: Chang Suibin was knocked down by bus and became trapped under wheel . More than 20 passengers and onlookers grouped together to rescue him . He was taken to a nearby hospital with a pelvic fracture and is recovering . Police officer Tang Xiaoqi waved for people to help rescue effort in China .


Ryan Giggs insists Angel di Maria is not suffering from a crisis of confidence and expects him to play a major role in Manchester United's push for FA Cup glory and Champions League qualification. Di Maria became British football's most expensive signing when he joined United from Real Madrid for £59.7million last August but the Argentina World Cup star has struggled to justify that huge fee since scoring three times in his first five appearances. The 27-year-old wideman has netted only once in 19 games and been substituted in United's last three Barclays Premier League matches. Angel di Maria (left) has been backed by Ryan Giggs to show his quality for Manchester United . But United assistant manager Giggs is adamant Di Maria has a big part to play in the club achieving their end-of-season goals, starting with Arsenal's FA Cup quarter-final visit to Old Trafford on Monday night. 'I think his confidence is fine,' Giggs told Press Association Sport. 'He's a quality player and we'll be looking for him to produce because it is big game after big game now. Assistant manager Giggs denied claims that the 27-year-old was suffering from confidence issues . 'Players get used to different leagues, sometimes quickly and sometimes it takes a bit of time. 'He had a really good start to the season but with players who take risks and who can win games it's always difficult to be consistent because they will try things that other players won't do. 'They're capable of doing that and that's why they're match-winners and the best players.' United are involved in a thrilling race for Champions League football with Arsenal, Liverpool, Tottenham and Southampton still chasing a top-four Premier League finish as well as top two Chelsea and Manchester City. The summer transfer from Real Madrid has scored only once in 19 appearances for his new club . Louis van Gaal's side are currently fourth after losing only two of their last 18 league matches and, although the nature of United's performances have often been criticised, Giggs says that form counts for far more at this stage of the season. 'This is the time really when results are the top focus and then the performances will come and the confidence you get from that,' said Giggs, who again denied media talk of a rift with Van Gaal by saying they had a 'great working relationship'. 'I think we've tried a lot of systems this year and obviously the manager's new to the players and new to the league, so that's going to take time. 'But over the last three months or so we've only been beaten twice and we're in pretty good form. Fabricio Coloccini disposes Di Maria at St James' Park where the midfielder was later substituted . 'It's tight and all the teams up there are in relatively good form. 'It could come to a few head-to-heads and we've got to play a few of the top teams yet, so it's going to be exciting right to the end.' Before then, however, United are focusing on

Summary: Ryan Giggs has backed Angel di Maria to show his quality for Manchester United in the closing stages of the Premier League season . The midfielder's form has come under fire over recent poor performances . The 27-year-old has only netted once in the past 19 names for United . Man Utd vs Arsenal team news, probable line ups, match stats and more . Click here for all the latest Manchester United news .


A woman who battled infertility for four years after surviving brain cancer could hardly believe it when a pregnancy test came back positive last November. And 25-year-old Whitney Quinton's family were in an equal state of shock, as a heartwarming new video shows. The mother-to-be from Alberta, Calgary, filmed the moment she and her husband Brett told their relatives the happy news over Christmas. They told Daily Mail Online that it was such a happy occasion after 'months of disappointment' and 'lost hope'. In the video's opening scene, a man is seen opening a small envelope and pulling out a message reading: 'Baby Quinton coming August 2015.' Big surprise: Whitney Quinton from Alberta, Calgary, filmed the moment she and her husband Brett told relatives their pregnancy news over Christmas . Tears of joy: In the video's opening scene, a man is seen opening a small envelope and pulling out a message reading: 'Baby Quinton coming August 2015' Parents to be: The Quintons battled infertility for four years but finally, last November, a pregnancy test came back positive . As the words sink in, he suddenly tears up before going over to hug Mrs Quinton. Other people in the room mimic his actions, with one woman excitedly exclaiming: 'Are you serious?' In the following scene, 29-year-old Mr Quinton tells his brother via Skype that he's going to be an uncle. His mother is also in the room while the interaction takes place and she can barely contain her excitement over the fact she's going to be a grandmother for the first time. She puts her hand over her mouth before breaking down in tears. Mrs Quinton reveals via her blog, brettandwhitneyquinton.blogspot.ca, that her fertility problems were linked to childhood illness. At the age of 14 she started suffering from seizures. We've waited a long time: Mrs Quinton reveals via her blog, brettandwhitneyquinton.blogspot.ca , that her fertility problems were linked to childhood illness . Caught on camera: Later Mr Quinton tells his brother via a video call on the TV that he's going to be an uncle . Family affair: His mother is also in the room while the interaction takes place and she can barely contain her excitement over the fact she's going to be a grandmother for the first time . Overwhelmed: She puts her hand over her mouth before breaking down in tears . Doctors found that the fits were the result of a brain tumor and they performed two surgeries to remove the mass. While she was worried the invasive operation would impact on her life, Mrs Quinton went on to forge a successful career as a dental assistant and marry the 'man of her dreams'. It was only when she started trying to conceive she discovered there was a problem. At one point, with a high FSH (follicle-stimulating hormone) level for her age, Mrs Quinton was told it was likely she would never have children. They said fertility treatment was unlikely to help the issue. Smiles all around: Mrs Quinton said Christmas 2014 was by far the best holiday

Summary: Whitney Quinton, 25, says her infertility was linked to childhood illness . She underwent two surgeries as a teenager to remove a brain tumor . Doctors told her she may never have children . However, last year she underwent surgery for endometriosis - a disease effecting the lining of the uterus - and that's when her luck changed . She and her husband discovered they were going to be parents last fall . They decided to tell their family over Christmas and film the reactions .


Living life in the fast lane you wouldn't of thought there is much that could phase Formula One driver Daniel Ricciardo, but the Red Bull driver was left red-faced after an exchange with Kylie Minogue. The duo appeared together on Australian TV show The Project on Monday as they seemed equally star-struck with one another. Pop princess Minogue pulled out three pictures of the 25-year-old racer and asked him for autographs on each one of them. Kylie mInogue gives the thumbs-up as she appears on TV with Red Bull driver Daniel Ricciardo on Monday . The pop star asked Ricciardo for three signed photographs of him - one for here and two for her nephews . The F1 star asked if she was serious before admitting he was made to blush by the singer's request . Red Bull driver Ricciardo returns to F1 action when the 2015 season gets under way in Melbourne on Sunday . 'Can I ask A favour?' the singer said to Ricciardo. 'Can I get not one, not two, but three autographs?' Ricciardo, who this week begins the 2015 season at his home Grand Prix in Melbourne, was clearly taken aback by the request. 'Is this serious? I'm blushing,' Ricciardo replied. Minogue shared this picture of the pair laughing together on her official Instagram account . The Australian duo posed for a picture backstage, which the singer also uploaded to social media . The 25-year-old admitted that he was made to blush by the pop star after her request for an autograph . 'One is for me and two for my nephews because I'm going to be the best auntie,' Minogue told Ricciardo. The F1 racer then joked that she would be receiving an authentic signature unlike the copied version most fans get. 'This will be an authentic autograph - not one of those printed ones I give to all my fans,' he quipped.

Summary: Daniel Ricciardo appeared on Australian TV show The Project on Monday . Pop star Kylie Minogue asked the Red Bull driver for three autographs . Ricciardo asked if she was serious before admitting he was blushing . Minogue even put her arm around the racer during jovial exchange . CLICK HERE for all the latest Formula One news .


The horrific double-murder suicide involving a pregnant woman, her young son and her father has rocked the Queensland town west of Brisbane where it all took place. The bodies of 27-year-old Kris-Deann Sharpley, who was also heavily pregnant, and her seven-year-old son Jackson were found in the house. A 52-year-old man, believed to be her father Derek, was also found by a female relative. The scene at Toowoomba-Cecil Plains Road home was so grisly it distressed first-response police officers, according to Detective Inspector David Isherwood. 'Two of the victims, both the adult male and female, had very serious wounds to their bodies,' he said. 'Both appear to have been shot in the head.' Scroll down for video . The bodies of Kris-Deann Sharpley (left), who was also heavily pregnant, and her seven-year-old son Jackson (centre) were found along with a man believed to be Sharpley's father Derek (right) A dog barks behind a gate at a house in which the bodies of a man, a woman and a young boy were found in Biddeston, west of Toowoomba, Queensland . Police guard a house where the bodies of the relatives were found on Monday night . A police officer looks at a dog barking behind a gate at the house in which the bodies were discovered . A high-calibre weapon was found but police have not established how Jackson, discovered in a bedroom with the man, died. His mother's body lay in the bathroom. Police have said Mr Sharpley's death is not considered suspicious but DI Isherwood stopped short of confirming the tragedy was a double murder-suicide. 'I will say that they are known to police,' he said. 'At this point in time there's nothing to suggest there was any incident that occurred in terms of a disturbance.' The man's other daughter reportedly discovered all three bodies when she came to the house to pick up some belongings and to see their pet dogs. DI Isherwood earlier said that investigations indicate that there is no further threat to public safety. 'I must stress that we are in the early stages of our investigation however it would appear that two of the deaths are suspicious and the death of the man is non suspicious,' he said. DI Isherwood said really close members of the family haven't been able to be contacted yet. The person who found the bodies had to climb through a window to gain access to the house. 'Two people that live in the town heard three distinct gunshots,' DI Isherwood said. 'There is no evidence that the house has been broken into when the police arrived they had to force entry into the premises. It would appear that the house was secure. The first person who attended the residence had to climb in to gain entry.' A neighbour told AAP the red brick bungalow belongs to a single-parent family with several children. A neighbour told AAP the red brick bungalow belongs to a single-parent family with several children . Police have described it as 'a terrible situation that has claimed the

Summary: Three people were found dead in Biddeston - west of Brisbane on Sunday . The body of Kris-Deann Sharpley, who was heavily pregnant, was found . Her seven-year-old son Jackson was dead at the scene of the crime . Police say both had 'very serious wounds to their bodies' Sharpley's father Derek was also found dead by a female relative . The deaths of the boy and mother are suspicious . But the death of the man is not suspicious, police say . It is understood they are not looking for anyone else in relation to incident .


Tiger Woods has dropped out of the world's top 100 golfers for the first time since 1996. The 39-year-old has struggled to return to the form which saw him spend a record 683 weeks as world No 1 and is now ranked 104 in the official rankings. The 14-time major winner carded an 82 at the Phoenix Open in January, a round which he described as his worst as a professional. Tiger Woods has not been outside the world's top 100 since 1996, when he was just 20 years old . Woods has not played competitively since withdrawing from the Farmers Insurance Open in February . Woods (right) receives the green jacket from Nick Faldo after winning the Masters at Augusta in 1997 . Woods has not played since he withdrew from the Farmers Insurance Open on February 6 saying he will not return until he can "compete at the highest level". Woods has said he is "hopeful" of a return at the Masters which starts on April 9, but if he does forgo the tournament it will be the second successive occasion he has done so. Woods was last outside the top 100 in September 1996 when he was ranked 225. The then 20-year-old won the Las Vegas Invitational, the first of his 79 PGA Tour victories. Woods (right) walks the fairway with Rickie Fowler before withdrawing from the February event with an injury . Tiger Woods (left) pictured with girlfriend Lindsey Vonn at the Alpine World Ski Championships last month .

Summary: Tiger Woods falls outside the top 100 for first time since 1996 . Woods hasn't played competitively since February when he was injured . He was world No 1 for a record 683 weeks before loss of form .


A group of British tourists taking part in a sunset cruise along the Zambezi River were left horrified after seeing crocodiles eat a man, it has been reported. The tour group and their guide were making their way down the river between Zimbabwe and Zambia when they saw crocodiles feeding. But as they approached, it became clear that the reptiles were tearing apart the bottom half of a human. Horrified British tourists saw crocodiles eating a man on the banks of the Zambezi River between Zambia and Zimbabwe (file picture) The Daily Telegraph reports that the tourists alerted authorities - but by the time officials had arrived to investigate, the remains of the body had vanished. It quotes a local source as saying: 'All there was to see of him was his trousers. We have had no information about anyone missing from villages around us, so we don't think the man was a local.' Trevor Lane of Zimbabwean conservation group, the Bhejane Trust, said the body was believed to have been a Zambian man. He is thought to have been among a group of 13 suspected poachers ambushed by park rangers in Zimbabwe just days earlier. Mr Lane suggested that one of the poachers was killed in a clash between the two groups and that only nine men made it back over the river to Zambia. When the tourists approached the crocodiles they could see that the reptiles were eating the bottom half of a human (file picture) He reportedly told the South African Press Association: 'We strongly suspect it was a poacher. 'Maybe he was wounded and tried to swim across the river.' The Telegraph Mr Lane as saying there was a 'shoot out' involving the poachers and the rangers and that he suspected the man was 'already dead when the crocodile ate him.' It is the latest in a series of crocodile attacks in Zimbabwe and three children are reported to have been killed by them in the last three months. In one attack last month, a three-year-old girl was grabbed by a crocodile as she played on the banks of the river in the north of the country. A 16-year-old girl was attacked along the Runde River to the south on New Year's Day.

Summary: British tourists were taking part in a sunset cruise along the Zambezi River . They spotted a number of crocodiles feeding on the banks of the river . But they were horrified to see that the reptiles were eating body of a man . Group alerted officials but remains had vanished by the time they arrived . It is thought body may have been a poacher shot by rangers days earlier .


West Bromwich Albion will honour club legend Jeff Astle by wearing a retro kit in their Premier League match with Leicester City on April 11. To mark the launch of the Jeff Astle Foundation, the Baggies will don a replica of the white kit worn in the 1968 FA Cup final win over Everton at Wembley. Astle scored the winner that day, his most famous Albion moment, and he will be remembered and honoured on 'Astle Day' at The Hawthorns for the Leicester game. Saido Berahino (left) and Darren Fletcher model the historic 1968 FA Cup final kit that West Bromwich Albion will wear in next month's Premier League match with Leicester in honour of club legend Jeff Astle . The white kit, which doesn't feature any sponsorship, will be worn on 'Jeff Astle day' when a new foundation will be launched in his name to raise funds for research into CTE, the condition that caused his death . A close-up of the special West Brom logo that will be worn on the white shirts . Jeff Astle was a prolific centre forward who scored 174 goals in 361 matches for West Bromwich Albion in a decade-long spell at The Hawthorns between 1964 and 1974. Known as 'The King' by supporters of the club, Astle's crowning glory came when he scored the extra time winner in the 1968 FA Cup final against Everton at Wembley. Two years later, Astle scored in Albion's 2-1 defeat to Manchester City in the League Cup final, becoming the first player to score in finals of both English cup competitions at Wembley. Astle won five caps for England and was part of the squad at the 1970 World Cup in Mexico. He passed away on January 19, 2002 at the age of 59, with a coroner finding that repeated minor traumas caused by heading the heavy leather footballs of his era were the cause of his death. Baggies fans applaud in the ninth minute of every game - No 9 was his shirt number - in tribute to him. His family will officially launch the Foundation, which will raise funds for research into CTE or chronic traumatic encephalopathy. Astle died of the condition in 2002 at the age of just 59. The disease is normally linked to boxing but coroners at the footballer's inquest ruled Astle's brain had been damaged by heading heavy leather footballs in the 1960s and 1970s. The Justice for Jeff campaign was launched after this and at every game this season, Baggies fans have held a minute-long round of applause in the ninth minute as he wore the No 9 shirt for the club. The historic kit, modelled by club captain Darren Fletcher and striker Saido Berahino, features no sponsorship logos and the players will be numbered 1-11 as was tradition at the time. It is only the second time the Premier League have given special dispensation for a replica strip to be worn - the other was for Manchester United on the 50th anniversary of the Munich Air Disaster in 2008. Jeff's

Summary: West Brom will wear white kit from 1968 FA Cup final win over Everton . Jeff Astle scored the winner and will be honoured at the Leicester game . His family will launch the Jeff Astle Foundation to support those suffering with chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE) Astle died of the condition aged 59 in 2002 . Coroners ruled it was caused by heading old-fashioned heavy footballs . West Brom fans applaud in honour of him in ninth minute of every game .


Ron Dennis, the McLaren chairman, has apologised for the confusion over Fernando Alonso’s condition, and predicted that the Spaniard would race again in Malaysia a fortnight on Sunday. At a dinner in Melbourne ahead of the opening grand prix in Australia this weekend, Dennis set the record straight after saying erroneously that Alonso was not concussed in an accident in testing in Barcelona on February 22. Dennis said: ‘It was not the best performance by me. I understand why the press beat me up - for being inaccurate. I wanted to be open and honest. Ron Dennis apologised for saying Fernando Alonso wasn't concussed when he crashed in testing last month . Italian Alonso had an accident during in testing for McLaren in Barcelona on February 22 . ‘I failed. But it is, as always, my objective to try to be as honest as possible in the future. ‘There are complexities about concussion. It is difficult to quantify, and it goes beyond my area of expertise. It is not my decision whether he will race in Malaysia, but as far as I know he will be there. I have every reason to believe he will be. ‘I spoke to Fernando on the way to this dinner. ‘He wants to race in Malaysia. I hope he does, but it is his decision, not mine.’ Alonso, here being wheeled away from the crash site, says he wants to race in the Malaysian Grand Prix . McLaren boss Dennis relayed Alonso's desire to race a fortnight from Sunday and says it's the driver's choice . Meanwhile Formula One’s penchant for chaos was never better demonstrated than in a bizarre court case unfolding just down the road from the Albert Park track that will host Sunday’s race. At issue is whether a Dutch driver called Giedo van der Garde should drive for Sauber. Subject to an appeal in Melbourne on Thursday, he will win that right - a decision that could even mark the end of Sauber’s participation in the sport after 22 years. This pickle came about after Sauber seemingly reneged on a contract that said Van der Garde would race for them this season. They instead hired two drivers, Brazilian Felipe Nasr and Sweden’s Marcus Ericsson, who between them bring £20million to the team. But Van der Garde went to the Court of Arbitration for Sport in Lausanne, clutching his contract. Dutch driver Giedo van der Garde has taken Sauber to court claiming his right to drive for the team . They found in his favour, a ruling that was upheld by the Supreme Court of Victoria here on Wednesday. Sauber decided to appeal, the result of which is expected on Thursday. The team’s lawyers argued that - only days away from this weekend’s race - installing a different driver was an unacceptable safety risk. They said the cars had been fitted to the specifications of Nasr and Ericsson. Rodney Garratt QC told the court that the absence of the correct seatbelt meant Van der Garde could not compete safely given the 210mph speed

Summary: Fernando Alonso could race again in Malaysia a fortnight on Sunday . McLaren chairman Ron Dennis said sorry for his comments about Alonso’s condition following his crash in Barcelona on February 22 . Dennis erroneously said Alonso wasn't concussed in the testing accident . Giedo van der Garde's claim to drive for Sauber could end the team . Felipe Nasr and Marcus Ericsson wait to see if they'll drive in Melbourne . Australian Grand Prix kicks off the 2015 Formula One season on Sunday .


Shocking video footage has emerged of the extraordinary moment a Brazilian minibus was swallowed up in the middle of the road and then swept away in a furious torrent of flood water. Filmed in a remote area of Para state in the north of the country, the clip begins by showing the silver bus being evacuated after becoming stuck on a rapidly collapsing road. Seconds later a massive sinkhole opens up beneath the vehicle causing up it to plummet into the fast-moving flood waters below. The stricken bus is then seen being carried off into the distance by the raging deluge. Calm: Filmed in a remote area of Para state in the north of the country, the clip begins by showing the silver bus being evacuated after becoming stuck on a rapidly collapsing road . Good decision: Having spotted the road surface rapidly disintegrating, the driver of the bus decided to evacuate and abandon the vehicle before it is too late . Sinking: Seconds later that decision is vindicated as a massive sinkhole opens up directly beneath the bus, causing it to tumble into the raging deluge below . The shocking video shows the bus grinding to a halt as it travels along the Amazonian mud track. With a flooded river running beneath the road, it becomes clear to the driver that the surface is rapidly disintegrating, so he decides to abandon the vehicle before it is too late. Seconds later that decision is vindicated as a massive sinkhole opens up directly beneath the bus, causing it to tumble into the furious waters below. The sheer power of the flooded river is immediately evident as the massive vehicle is washed away by the current, bucking and bronking in the water, which has taken on a yellow colour due to the amount of mud and silt it has washed away from the surrounding area. Thankfully nobody was injured in the incident, which is believed to have been filmed after recent heavy rainfall in remote areas of Para state. Fall: The large silver bus is seen tumbling in to the sinkhole after the rural mud track collapsed . Lucky escape: Thankfully nobody was injured in the incident, which is believed to have been filmed after recent heavy rainfall in remote areas of Para state . Power: The massive vehicle is washed away by the current, bucking and bronking in the water, which has taken on a yellow colour due to the amount of mud and silt it has washed away from the surrounding area . No resistance: The stricken bus is seen being carried off into the distance by the rampaging flood waters . The incident comes just a week after more than 50 people died after a tour bus plunged off a ridge into a wooded ravine in the mountains of southern Brazil. The bus fell 1,300ft after swerving off a bend in Santa Catarina state as night fell, with at least 11 children among the dead. Highway and weather conditions at the time of the accident in Santa Catarina were good as

Summary: Vehicle was travelling along a mud track in a remote stretch of Para state . Driver spotted road surface rapidly disintegrating and evacuated the bus . Seconds later a massive sinkhole opened up directly below the vehicle . Bus collapsed in to the hole and was washed away in raging flood water . Thanks to the driver's quick thinking, nobody was hurt in the incident .


Paul Wilson (pictured), 38, suffered anaphylactic shock after eating a curry and was found dead at the pub where he worked . The owner of a string of award-winning Indian takeaways has been charged with manslaughter after a pub landlord with a severe peanut allergy died after eating a curry. Paul Wilson, 38, suffered an anaphylactic shock after eating food from the The Indian Garden in Easingwold, North Yorkshire. The takeaway's owner, Mohammed Khalique Zaman, has been charged of manslaughter by gross negligence - the first case of its kind in Britain. The 52-year-old, who runs the Indian Garden restaurant in Easingwold, North Yorkshire, will appear before Northallerton magistrates tomorrow. Father-of-one Mr Wilson, who had a six-year-old son, bought the curry in January last year and collapsed and died in his bathroom in the Oak Tree pub in Helperby, near Thirsk. His death came months before the introduction of new laws demanding that all food businesses provide allergy information on unpackaged foods like takeaways. All though allergies to foods like nuts are increasing, Mr Wilson's death is one of around ten each year in Britain. His case has led to a major purge by trading standards officers targeting a food fraud in which peanuts are used in place of more costly almonds. Most curry lovers are unable to taste the difference unless they suffer from a nut allergy - in which case the results can be fatal. Mohammed Khalique Zaman, 52, from York, has also been charged with perverting the course justice and an employment offence under the Immigration, Asylum and Nationality Act 2006. He has run takeaways and restaurants across North Yorkshire for decades and his Jaipur Spice chain won best in the count in 2012 and 2013 at the Bangladeshi Catering Association Awards. Mr Wilson, from Sheffield, died in January 2014 at the Oak Tree Inn in the village of Helperby. The Sheffield born bar manager was found unresponsive in the living quarters of the Oak Tree Inn, in the village of Helperby, North Yorkshire, where he was working, the spokesman added. Police originally arrested two men - Zaman and an unknown 38-year-old employee - in connection with the death but the younger man was released without charge. Mohammed Khalique Zaman, 52, who runs the Indian Garden restaurant in Easingwold, North Yorkshire, will appear before Northallerton magistrates tomorrow. Paul Horsman, the manager of The York pub in Easingwold was one of the last people to see Mr Wilson alive. The pair would often stop for a drink at pub on his days off. The night before he died Mr Wilson was waiting for a taxi to take him home with the curry at the pub. Mr Horsman, who has run the pub for 26 years, said: 'It was a shock to find out someone I was talking to 12 hours before had died.' In 2011 another Indian restaurant, the Spice Lounge in Norfolk, had to pay £6,000 in fines and costs after a diner was rushed to hospital after she suffered a serious allergic reaction to milk in her curry

Summary: Paul Wilson, 38, was found dead after the curry caused an allergic reaction . Takeaway owner, Mohammed Khalique Zaman, is accused of manslaughter . He will appear in court tomorrow in British landmark legal case . The case led to a purge by trading standards officers targeting food fraud . Last year Derek Stephenson died because of nut-laced chicken tikka .


Ukip's rise in popularity has been built on railing against rising immigration numbers . But Nigel Farage has conceded foreigners have brought one benefit to Britain: The food has improved. In an interview apparently designed to soften his image, the Ukip leader admitted he would 'not be very good' as Prime Minister and revealed how the pressure of fronting the party of 'DIY politics' means he does not have a normal family life. Scroll down for video . Ukip leader Nigel Farage today admitted he would 'not be very good' as Prime Minister . Mr Farage is hoping to make big gains in the election on May 7, with some predicting Ukip could hold the balance of power. But while David Cameron, Ed Miliband and Nick Clegg slug it out to argue they should be in power, Mr Farage admitted he probably is not up to the job. When asked whether he would make a good Prime Minister, he told confessed: 'I don't think that's my role in life, I don't think I'd be very good at it either.' In an attempt to appear less reactionary than in previous media appearances, he tried to find the positive in a range of issues, including migration. He argued that for years British cuisine was dire and there were few good restaurants, but the arrival of chefs from around the world had transformed the nation's dining. He said: 'Just look at the food, I am just about old enough to remember when it was awful and going out was actually quite difficult.' But he could not resist making a political point, adding: 'If you control immigration sensibly and do it properly it can be a benefit to the country and it can enrich the culture too, no arguments about that.' He used a highly-personal interview with ITV's Good Morning Britain to show a more human side, and revealed the impact of politics on his family life and his relationship with his wife Kirsten. 'Ukip has been a DIY political party, I mean most of us have never been involved in politics before,' he said. The TV interview appeared designed to present a softer side to Mr Farage, with him seen walking wistfully along a beach in the shadow of the White Cliffs of Dover . As a result, politics caused problems in his marriage to first wife Grainne, which ended in divorce in 1997. He said: 'I was, I had been married once before and it didn't end very well but then that's life isn't it, we have our ups and downs in life. 'Politics had begun to impinge and that did not help. Of that there is no question at all.' His second wife Kirsten revealed last week how she has to stay at home and look after their children because her husband's job running Ukip means she is effectively a single mother. German-born Mrs Farage revealed that her husband did not even know where basic household equipment was kept. 'He just called me and asked where do we keep the ironing board as

Summary: Ukip leader insists his role is not to make a convincing pitch for No.10 . Says 'Ukip has been a 'DIY political party' which has taken its toll on family . Blames politics in part for the break-up of his first marriage in 1997 . Second wife Kirsten says she is like a single mother because he's never in . Farage claims arrival of immigrants in UK means eating out is not 'awful'


A bizarre new map has been created using Google Autocomplete to discover the most searched for good or service in each state capital. The map throws up some unusual examples of what people are searching for online and the results varying wildly from state-to-state, according to cost-estimating website Fixr.com. It was created by typing 'How much does * cost in Sacramento, California?' into Google for each state or state capital, and then discovering the most commonly searched-for good or service. Some of the searches are somewhat disturbing, including lots of sex, drugs and plastic surgery. And in Mississippi and Tennessee the most popular search was for DNA testing. Others were more innocent such as Alaska's search for the price of a gallon of milk and Vermont's search for the cost of a cord of wood. Californian's have been looking into breast augmentation, divorce and liposuction, while people in Colorado were more concerned with gas, weed and electricity. While in Texas people were most concerned with finding out anout nannies. Oddly, in Bismarck, North Dakota, the most popular search was the cost of 'a minor' which refers to someone under 18 getting caught by police in possession of illegal contraband. A bizarre new map has been created using Google Autocomplete to discover the most searched for good or service in each state capital . The search threw up some very interesting examples of the most popular searched terms in California including breast augmentation, divorce and liposuction . Denver's most popular search suggestions via Google Autocomplete included gas, weed, and electricity . In Montgomery, Alabama the most popular search terms included abortion, divorce, liposuction and braces .

Summary: A bizarre new map has been created using Google Autocomplete to discover the most searched for good or service in each state capital . The map throws up some unusual examples of what people are searching for online and the results varying wildly from state-to-state . It was created by typing 'How much does * cost in Sacramento, California?' into Google for each state or state capital, and then discovering the most commonly searched-for good or service . For Sacramento, California, the most popular searched terms included breast augmentation, divorce and liposuction . Gas, weed, and electricity were the most popular search suggestions for Denver, Colorado .


Amy Pascal's office move has been delayed because of a stench of marijuana permeating the building, sources close to the disgraced Sony executive say. They told The Hollywood Reporter that the odor was left behind by funnymen Seth Rogen and his frequent collaborator Evan Goldberg, as they occupied the space for a short time. Pascal, 56, whose controversial emails were leaked during the hacking scandal, is set to head up her own production company as part of her leaving package. Up in smoke: Amy Pascal's office move has been delayed because of a stench of marijuana permeating the building, sources close to the disgraced Sony executive say . The new job role - with a four-year contract - is said to be worth between $30 million and $40 million. The exact location of her new base is not known but it is set to be somewhere in the heart of Hollywood. She will reportedly move into temporary offices until the odor of marijuana sufficiently eliminated. The scent has apparently soaked into flooring and brickwork but nothing a lick of paint won't solve. Source of the problem? The odor was reportedly left behind by funnymen Seth Rogen and his frequent collaborator Evan Goldberg, as they occupied the space for a short time . In an interview last month, Amy Pascal opened up about her departure and acknowledged it wasn't voluntary. Speaking to journalist Tina Brown at the Women in the World conference in San Francisco, Pascal joked, 'All the women here are doing incredible things in this world. All I did was get fired." After a long reign as the head of Sony Pictures, the studio announced Pascal was stepping down and would start a new production venture at Sony. In her new role as producer, she has already inherited several of the studio's biggest upcoming projects, including Sony's next Spider-man film, to be made in partnership with Marvel Studios.

Summary: Pascal, 56, whose controversial emails were leaked during the hacking scandal, is set to head up her own production company . The new job role - with a four-year contract - is said to be worth between $30 million and $40 million . She will reportedly move into temporary offices until the odor of marijuana is sufficiently eliminated from her new place .


Eyes fixed strongly on the photographer, light powerfully capturing their natural poses and attire, Pierre Gonnord's subjects are the forgotten groups of society who exist on the 'underbelly' of globalisation. From coal miners and punks, to gypsies and immigrants, French-born, Madrid-based, Gonnord gives a face to insular communities, tribes and clans that might otherwise risk invisibility from the cyber-pages of history. In a technology-saturated era, which places an emphasis on self promotion and social media, his New York exhibition at Hasted Kraeutler, immortalises collective groups, whilst capturing the individual, in a series of hauntingly beautiful photographs. Scroll down for video . French-born, Madrid-based photographer Pierre Gonnord (born 1963) has spent a lot of time among the gypsy communities of Spain, particularly in Seville and Perpignan . The Dream Goes Over the Time is the product of Gonnord's ten year documentarian of groups which live almost entirely off the grid. His job has developed into more of a lifestyle, investing time and energy establishing relationships with the communities. Gonnord said: 'People from the ghettos, the outskirts of the city, that flee from a globalized world from which they feel rejected...set out with nothing more than what they have on their back and a dog as their own only travel companion, embarking on a Grand Tour as nomads, with no return ticket, turning their backs on a (certain) world that no longer interests them.' The protagonists are captured in the style of Old Master paintings, with simple, dark sets focusing entirely on the subjects from the waist up. Old Masters were highly recognised and renown artists who would portrait their subjects, among other work, before the 1800s. Framed as almost royal subjects, the photographs shown an intense strength and resilience, with direct eye contact to the camera and in natural poses. Featured are an elderly lady wrapped in a shawl, a mother cradling her baby, and a boy leaning on a sack. Hauntingly beautiful: Gonnord seeks to photograph his subjects in the style of Old Masters paintings, with shots from the focusing on their expressions and how the light catches their faces . Gonnord lived among the groups he has featured in his exhibition, gaining their trust before immortalising them on camera . Even sleek equines are represented, signifying dwindling biodiversity in our contemporary world. The photos are not romanticised or glamorised, but instead seek to portray the raw reality of their characters. Gonnord's work creatively focuses on the individual, whilst representing the collective, resulting in a powerful exhibition of both individual portraiture and cultural documentation. The Dream Over The Time is running until April 25, 2015 at contemporary art gallery, Hasted Kraeutler, is located in Chelsea, New York City. Coal miners, punks, gypsies and immigrants are immortalised in his harrowing portraits, which seek to establish the social groups firmly in our cyber-history . Animals are also represented in his work, symbolising the dwindling biodiversity in our world. Gonnord's work creatively focuses on the individual, whilst representing the collective, resulting in a powerful exhibition of both individual portraiture and cultural documentation . Gonnord has

Summary: Photographer Pierre Gonnord focus on capturing sectors that are forgotten or under-represented in society . Coal miners, punks, gypsies and immigrants are immortalised in his harrowing portraits . The exhibition, The Dream Goes Over the Time, is running at Hasted Kraeutler in New York until April 25 .


His face twisted in fury, Abase Hussen punches his fist into the air and launches into an Islamic war cry. ‘Burn, burn USA,’ he yells from his prime spot at the front of one of the most notorious rallies in recent times. Once the crowd is whipped into a fever, an American flag is set on fire and held aloft by a fanatic. Video footage shows Mr Hussen desperately trying to hold the burning flag as the chanting behind him intensifies. Scroll down for video . Abase Hussen (circled right), whose daughter fled the UK last month to join ISIS, was pictured at an Islamic protest alongside Lee Rigby killer Michael Adebowale (circled left) Adebowale, who killed Lee Rigby alongside Michael Adebolajo, turns to reveal his face at the notorious rally . Vicious: In 2012, Abase Hussen (left) marched at the head of a violent rally held by Muslim extremists in London, taking part in the burning of an American flag . He manages to grab the flag briefly before being forced to drop it because of the power of the smoke and flames. As the remainder of the flag burns on the ground, Mr Hussen chants ‘Allahu Akbar’. He pushes the palm of his hand repeatedly toward the embers, rejoicing at the destruction of the stars and stripes. Mr Hussen – the father of one of the three schoolgirls who fled Britain to join Islamic State – then turns his attention to a burning Israeli flag on the floor and begins to chant and gesture toward it. He is one of a dozen fanatics standing behind a banner which proclaims: ‘The followers of Mohammed will conquer America.’ Behind him, hundreds of fanatics repeatedly chant incendiary slogans while holding menacing black jihadi flags. Among the rabble-rousers was notorious hate preacher Anjem Choudary, who has led a number of Islamist groups that were subsequently banned. Alongside him stood Michael Adebowale, one of the two Muslim converts who murdered and almost beheaded Fusilier Lee Rigby in the name of Allah eight months later. Sinister: Also at the rally was Adebowale who went on to murder soldier Lee Rigby the following year . Respectable: Abase Hussen, pictured far right, giving evidence to the Home Affairs Select Committee following his daughter's disappearance. The report was released this week . Abu Izzadeen, infamous for heckling former Home Secretary John Reid in 2006, also led some of the chanting. But last month Mr Hussen gave evidence to Parliament refusing to accept any responsibility for the three schoolgirls’ actions, instead seeking to blame the police, teachers, Turkish officials and others. In an extraordinary exchange at the home affairs select committee, Mr Hussen, who was with the families of the other two girls, denied even knowing what Islamic radicalisation was. Cuddly: Hussen appealing for the return of his 'jihadi daughter' a few weeks ago after she ran off . ‘As for me, I don’t know the symptoms even — what radicalisation is,’ he told MPs. Mr Hussen also repeatedly blasted the Metropolitan Police for handing a letter to his daughter

Summary: Father of one of three schoolgirl 'jihadi brides' captured on camera at rally . Abase Hussen blamed police for placing a 'heavy burden' on his daughter . But he can be seen chanting at fanatic protest alongside Lee Rigby killer . Footage shows him next to Michael Adebowale as a US flag is burned . Among the rabble-rousers was notorious hate preacher Anjem Choudary . Hussen's daughter Amira Abase fled the UK last month to join ISIS . He addressed Home Affairs Select Committee in wake of her disappearance .


Simon Mignolet believes Liverpool are showing the fighting spirit necessary to qualify for the Champions League as they head into Sunday's seismic showdown with Manchester United at Anfield. Brendan Rodgers' in-form Reds survived a first-half fright at Swansea on Monday night before emerging 1-0 winners to cut the gap on fourth-placed United to two points. Mignolet had to produce fine stops to deny Bafetimbi Gomis and Gylfi Sigurdsson in a first half Swansea dominated but Jordan Henderson's fortunate winner gave Liverpool their fifth successive Barclays Premier League victory. Liverpool goalkeeper Simon Mignolet punches a cross clear during his side's 1-0 win against Swansea . Captain Steven Gerrard congratulates Mignolet after the Reds' fifth successive Premier League victory . 'We showed the character and resilience during the game that you need if you're going to be successful,' Mignolet said. 'This was our sixth successive clean sheet away from home and we have to keep that going until the end of the season. 'You keep those clean sheets as a whole team. Everyone is playing together, doing their job and willing to fight for each other.' Liverpool have not lost in the league since a 3-0 defeat at United on December 14 when the stuttering Mignolet was dropped and replaced by Brad Jones. But Mignolet soon reclaimed his place and both he and Liverpool have gone from strength to strength ever since, the Merseysiders now unbeaten in 13 league games and Rodgers insisting they can catch second-placed Manchester City who are currently four points better off than his men. United's visit on Sunday might go a long way to determining if that ambition is feasible but Mignolet insists Liverpool have to focus solely on themselves and not their rivals for a top-four spot. Liverpool's players celebrate after Jordan Henderson's decisive second half goal at the Liberty Stadium . Mignolet pulls off an acrobatic save to deny Swansea midfielder Gylfi Sigurdsson a goal . 'This win sets up the next game and that's a big game of course,' Mignolet said. 'But we don't have to make too much of it, there's three points there and we have to try to do our best to get the win at home. 'We just have to look at our own performances, there's no point in looking at the other teams, and keep doing what we've been doing in the last few months. 'We've still got all the big teams to play but the important thing is we don't look too forward ahead of ourselves.' Mignolet does not resemble the goalkeeper who visibly appeared anxious and made regular mistakes during the first half of the season. As well as his precious first-half saves at the Liberty Stadium he was commanding in the air and punched well under pressure, but he puts his impressive record down to those in front of him. 'As a goalkeeper you're depending on the rest of the team to keep those clean sheets,' he said. 'You can't do that on your own and that's what's pleasing. Henderson scores the only goal of the game as

Summary: Simon Mignolet kept a sixth successive away clean sheet on Monday night . Liverpool's No 1 wants Liverpool to continue their recent good form . Brendan Rodgers' side face rivals Manchester United at Anfield on Sunday . Mignolet insists the Reds must concentrate on their own performances . Liverpool vs Manchester United XIs: Steven Gerrard fails to make Jamie Carragher's team as Gary Neville picks Angel di Maria . CLICK HERE for all the latest Liverpool news .