Organic, free range and grain fed are some of the terms commonly found on food labels in the supermarket - but are they really what they claim to be? Consumers are becoming more aware of choosing healthy and sustainable foods after 18 people became infected by hepatitis A last month from supermarket-bought frozen berries imported from China to Australia. But it can often be difficult to decipher the various advertising claims plastered on products and where things are actually made, so what are some of the confusing terms used on food labels and what do they really mean? Scroll down for video . There is currently no official definition for free range eggs or meat in Australia, which means the term can be open to abuse by retailers and makes it difficult for consumers to choose from . Free range . There is currently no official or legally enforceable definition for free range eggs or meat in Australia, which means the term can be open to abuse by retailers and makes it difficult for people to choose from, consumer groups warn. The terms 'free range' or 'free to roam' pop up on egg packaging in the supermarket but it doesn't all mean the same thing, according Cassie Duncan, general manager at Sustainable Table. 'In the absence of such labelling laws, it is best to look for "certified free range" or "certified organic" products, although the standards can vary between different certification bodies,' Ms Duncan told Daily Mail Australia. There are several organisations that certify egg producers, but the ease of access chickens have to the outdoors in sunlight and the number of birds housed in one area can vary. Consumer group Choice is currently campaigning for a nationally enforceable standard for free range in Australia. 'Credence claims are often used by business in a bid to get consumers to pay a premium and encourage you to buy their product ahead of a competitors,' Choice's Tom Godfrey said. 'Our research has found relying on claims such as free range when making a purchase is largely a waste of money.' The terms 'free range' or 'free to roam' pop up on egg packaging in the supermarket but it doesn't all mean the same thing, according Cassie Duncan, general manager at Sustainable Table . Organic . In similar circumstances to free range, organic is a term also abused on product labels because there are no laws or regulations in the country. 'You can only be certain that you are purchasing truly organic or biodynamic produce and products if it has been ‘certified organic’ by one of the seven recognised certification bodies that are accredited and audited by the Australian Quarantine Inspection Service,' Ms Duncan said. 'What people forget is that organic farming is actually the traditional way of farming. 'Organic farming nurtures the soil by using compost and other organic fertilisers. Conventional farming uses synthetic fertilisers, pesticides and herbicides... to protect plants from pests.' Many brands can push the organic or natural term by relying on trademarked names even if it includes preservatives, according to

Summary: No legal definition for 'organic' or 'free range' labels on food in Australia . Consumer groups warn the term is open for abuse by supermarket retailers . Choice says credence claims are used to get consumers to pay a premium . While shoppers may think they're buying 'fresh' food, it may mean it hasn't been preserved by freezing, canning or chemical treatment .


Manchester United could struggle to qualify for the Champions League for a second successive season, according to former defender Phil Neville. After crashing out of the FA Cup following a 2-1 defeat by Arsenal at Old Trafford on Monday evening, Louis van Gaal's uninspired side only have a top four finish to focus on for the remainder of this season. United are currently in fourth place, a point behind Arsenal - although, with Liverpool, Southampton and Tottenham also in the chase, a swift return to Europe's elite competition is far from guaranteed. Wayne Rooney scores as United are knocked out of the FA Cup, leaving only a top four finish to aim for . Former Old Trafford star Phil Neville, speaking to Mauricio Pochettino (right), warns United will find it 'tricky' Louis van Gaal instructs his players as United's last hope of winning silverware this season disappears . Tottenham (h) Liverpool (a) Aston Villa (h) Man City (h) Chelsea (a) Everton (a) West Brom (h) Crystal Palace (a) Arsenal (h) Hull (a) Speaking to BBC 5 Live, Neville admitted his former club face a fight to finish fourth or higher, especially with fixtures against Liverpool, Tottenham and the derby with Manchester City in their next four games. 'Momentum works both ways and for United now, they can't win silverware and all they've got left to concentrate on for the rest of the season is a top four finish,' he said. 'There's tricky period for them when they still have to play the likes of Chelsea, Man City, as well as Everton. 'It's a massive. massive last two months of the season for them. The results have been OK, but the performances have got to improve.' Former Manchester United star Danny Welbeck (left) returned to haunt his old club in the FA Cup . As well as games against Liverpool, Spurs, Chelsea and Arsenal, United also have the local derby to come .

Summary: Manchester United only have Champions League qualification to play for . Former Premier League champions still have to play Liverpool, Tottenham, Manchester City, Chelsea and Arsenal this season . Former star Phil Neville has warned United face a 'massive two months' Ian Ladyman: Manchester United are playing Hackney Marshes football . NEIL ASHTON Q&A: Manchester United and Arsenal SPECIAL . CLICK HERE for all the latest Manchester United news .


An unarmed black teenager has been shot dead by a police officer at a Wisconsin home - just days after the release of a damning report into racial prejudice by cops in Ferguson, Missouri. Tony Robinson, 19, who was suspected of a recent battery, was reportedly gunned down by officer Matt Kenny, 45, who had followed him into an apartment in Madison at 6.30pm local time Friday. A struggle had ensued in the seconds before the shooting, it is reported. The officer then performed CPR on Tony and the teen was rushed to hospital. However, he later succumbed to his injuries. The killing, which sparked a mass protest outside the home, came only two days after a Justice Department report revealed that seven racist emails had been sent by officials in Ferguson. It also came just hours before President Barack Obama will lead this weekend's 50th anniversary of 'Bloody Sunday', when police beat protesters marching from Selma, Alabama, to Montgomery. Scroll down for video . Shot dead: Tony Robinson (pictured with his mother, Andrea Irwin), who was a graduate of Sun Prairie High School, was shot dead by a police officer at a Madison, Wisconsin, home at around 6.30pm local time Friday . Killed: A struggle had ensued in the seconds before the shooting, it is reported. The officer then performed CPR on Tony and the teen (pictured) was rushed to hospital. However, he later succumbed to his injuries . Protest: The killing, which sparked a mass protest outside the home (pictured), comes only two days after a Justice Department report revealed that seven racist emails had been sent by officials in Ferguson, Missouri . Angry: Videos have appeared online showing around 100 protesters at the scene of the shooting, chanting slogans like, 'Who can you trust? Not the police'. Above, Tony's grandmother, Sharon Irwin, at the protests . Demonstrating: Many of the demonstrators moved the protest to inside the Madison City County building Friday night, according to footage posted on Twitter. It was not immediately clear if there were any arrests . Over the past 20 hours, videos have appeared online showing around 100 protesters at the scene of the shooting, chanting slogans like, 'Who can you trust? Not the police,' in front of a row of officers. Many of the demonstrators moved the protest to inside the Madison City County building Friday night, according to footage on Twitter. It was not immediately clear if there were any arrests. Tony, who is yet to be formally identified but has been named by family and friends, was a graduate of Sun Prairie High School. Officials have confirmed he was unarmed when he was shot dead. Late Friday, Madison Police Chief Mike Koval told broadcaster WKOW Mr Kenny had responded to a disturbance at an apartment in Williamson Street the African-American teenager had gone into. He said Tony had previously been seen dodging in and out of traffic and was suspected of a recent battery. The officer had forced his way into the home, where he was attacked by the teen, he said.

Summary: Tony Robinson, 19, shot dead by a police officer at Wisconsin apartment . A struggle had ensued in seconds before the shooting on Friday evening . Officer Matt Kenny did CPR on Tony, but he died from injuries in hospital . Killing prompted over 100 angry demonstrators to protest outside home . Comes just days after release of damning report into police in Ferguson . Also came hours before Obama marked half-century of 'Bloody Sunday' Investigation launched into killing; Tony was suspected of recent battery .


Michel Platini has backed Football Association chairman Greg Dyke's plan to increase the minimum number of home-grown players in club squads from eight to 12. Dyke is facing opposition to his plans from the Premier League but UEFA president Platini said the European body would work to help him. It comes as Dyke said it was 'depressing' to read Rio Ferdinand's newspaper column claiming that managers such as Chelsea boss Jose Mourinho may not be giving young English players a chance. UEFA president Michel Platini agrees with Gerg Dyke's plans to increase number of homegrown players . The FA chairman wants to increase the minimum number of home-grown players from eight to 12 . While there is a slight increase in the number of English players in the Premier League this year — up from 32% last year to 35% — that is largely down to Burnley being promoted. If they were to be relegated and replaced by Watford — second in the Championship — the proportion would fall to 31%. However, only 22% of the starters in the current top four teams are qualified to play for England, compared to 28% last year. In 2014, just 23 English players appeared in the Champions League group stage, compared with 78 Spaniards, 55 Germans and 51 Brazilians. This season the three English clubs that reached the knockout stages of the Champions League started only 10 English players, compared to 12 French and nine Spanish in those three sides. In the last two weeks only five English players started in the second legs of the knockout stage. In 2010 England Under 17s won the European Championship, beating Spain in the final. Of that 18-man match-day squad, only four have gone on to play more than 20 top-flight games, while double that from the Spanish squad have done so in La Liga. Of the 12 clubs who have played in each of the last five Premier League seasons, the average number of home-grown players per squad has gone from 11.4 to 9.4. Only 62% of current home-grown players are qualified to play for England. Platini, speaking after the UEFA Congress in Vienna, said: 'This is a position we defend. We're not only talking about England, we're talking all of Europe. Mr Dyke's struggle with the FA is something we share and we agree with him. 'With the new leader of the European Commission it is important we establish close relations to see how we can protect home-grown, grass-roots young players in the different countries. We share the same perspective. We will work hand in hand to defend an idea that we think is the right one. 'There is free flow of workers but there are some things that doesn't work well and we need to address it.' UEFA general secretary Gianni Infantino admitted that its similar rule of eight home-grown players in European squads was not working as well as it should and called Dyke's initiative 'fantastic'. He added: 'We are at eight out of 25 and we see it is not really as great

Summary: FA chairman proposed raising the minimum number of home-grown players from eight to 12 at Premier League clubs . Greg Dyke's plans also include 'home-grown' players having to train in England for three years before the age of 18 rather than 21 . UEFA president Michel Platini is in favour of the rule changes .


When Kelly Lynn Miller appeared at a press conference in Thailand on Wednesday, the American fugitive didn't appear to take the hearing about her extradition very seriously - resting her head on her hands in boredom and casually applying lip-gloss through the proceedings. Authorities say the 36-year-old has been on the run for six years after fleeing the U.S. to avoid a five-year prison sentence for killing truck driver Donald Goodwin, 57, in a 2004 drunk-driving accident. She managed to evade detection, and even give birth recently, by constantly moving around a set of Thai islands. On Thursday, Goodwin's younger sister Faye Dees spoke out to the Daily Mail Online, saying she wasn't at all surprised by Miller's nonchalant behavior in Thailand based on how she reacted to her brother's death and interacted with the family at trial nearly a decade ago. Victim: Kelly Lynn Miller, right, was arrested in Thailand on Tuesday after years on the run. She was supposed to report to prison for hitting and killing truck-driver Donald Goodwin, left, in 2004, but instead fled the country . Dees, 66, says Miller didn't even try to help her brother after fatally striking him with her car in 2004, according to a witness at the scene who spoke to her. ‘She didn’t seem too concerned about Donny’s life according to the first witness on the scene. She didn't even know she had hit him,' Dees said. When the witness asked Miller if she knew Goodwin, she 'didn't even know who he was talking about'. The witness 'ran up there immediately to see if he would render any help and [Miller] just got on the phone and started calling for help. She was just so uncaring.’ Unmoved: On Thursday, Goodwin's sister spoke out to the Daily Mail Online, and said she was surprised by Miller's nonchalant behavior at a press conference in Thailand on Wednesday (above). Faye Dees, 66, says Miller acted similarly during her homicide trial in 2006 and 2007 . Return: On Wednesday, Thai police held a conference announcing the arrest of Miller and her upcoming extradition back to the U.S. She reportedly gave birth to a baby boy two months ago, who will also be sent back to the U.S. Goodwin had apparently pulled over to the emergency lane to check the tires on his tractor-trailer when Miller drunkenly swerved and side-swept the hauler - instantly killing Goodwin, according to AL.com. When Dees was finally able to confront Miller at her sentencing hearing in 2007, she and the rest of the Goodwin family were met with 'attitude' from the convict. 'When we were allowed to get up and make a comment to the judge...there were times she had facial expressions like "I can’t believe what you’re saying." She just had an impression like she just didn’t understand what the big deal was,' Dees recalled. Dees says she and the rest of the family first found out about Miller's arrest Wednesday afternoon, when a reporter contacted her elderly mother, 87. 'She was pretty upset about it. She lives alone

Summary: Fugitive Kelly Lynn Miller, 36, was arrested in Thailand this week . She was convicted of mowing down 57-year-old trucker Donald Goodwin in 2004 drunk-driving accident but never reported to prison . On Thursday, Goodwin's sister Faye Dees, 66, spoke with the Daily Mail Online about her happiness that Miller has finally been captured . Dees remarked that pictures of Miller in Thailand, looking unmoved by her arrest and imminent extradition, were not surprising .


As excitement builds around Sunday's top-four showdown between Liverpool and Manchester United at Anfield, Sportsmail asked two fans to take part in a Q&A. David Tyrer from Live4Liverpool and Sam Peoples from The Peoples Person answered questions on England's biggest rivalry, what they make of the race for the top four and how past results and recent form will affect the clash. Scroll down to read their answers. Click here to check out David Tyrer's work on Live4Liverpool . Click here to follow L4L on Twitter . Click here to check out Sam Peoples' work on The Peoples Person . Click here to follow TPP on Twitter . Games between Manchester United and Liverpool are always among the most hard-fought of the season . Feeling confident? DT: I am, despite Monday’s game (1-0 win over Swansea) I think we’ve our best chance in years of getting a good result; even more so than last season at Old Trafford. SP: The performance against Spurs came at just the right time to instil some confidence in fans and the players. It wasn't the win, it was the tempo but that being said, it is Anfield. When was the last time United played well there? Raheem Sterling and Wayne Rooney come head-to-head in a Premier League clash that is vital for both teams . What would it mean to the fans of your team to win this game? DT: Considering how United have fallen in recent years, it means a lot more in the grand scheme of finishing in the top four. United’s scalp for us is still a big one but the three points are just as – if not more important. SP: It is and always will be the biggest game of the season and Sunday is the biggest game between the clubs in years. Both have a lot on the line and so much to lose, so it is going to be an intense atmosphere, more so than usual. United fans have always viewed Liverpool as their biggest game of the season, this year it's even bigger . Is this the biggest rivalry in English football? DT: Without a doubt, regardless of what City or Everton fans like to think – it’s still the first one I look for when the fixture list comes out. SP: Without question it is the biggest rivalry. Man City might be challengers now but United fans spent decades laughing at them trying to hold on to our coat tails and as for Chelsea, that rivalry has been forced on to everybody thanks to Roman Abramovich. I miss the old days of Arsenal being a bitter rival but although that feeling has dampened in recent years, the rivalry with Liverpool has never lost its potency. Sportsmail's Jamie Carragher argues with Gary Neville during a United-Liverpool clash back in 2010 . Matches between the two sides are always potent - it is the biggest rivalry in English football, say the fans . Patrice Evra encourages the United support ahead of Liverpool rival Luis Suarez after a United win

Summary: Liverpool host Manchester United in the Premier League on Sunday . Liverpool are the in-form side and haven't lost in the league this year . United instilled some confidence with 3-0 win over Tottenham . We ask David Tyrer and Sam Peoples questions ahead of the showdown . The two clubs share arguably the biggest rivalry in English football . Liverppol vs United XIs: Gerrard not in Carra's team as Neville picks Angel .


It isn't often Paris Saint-Germain are compared to Shrewsbury Town, but that is exactly what Chelsea boss Jose Mourinho did when accusing the French side of 'aggressive tactics'. Mourinho made the comments ahead of Wednesday night's crucial Champions League last-16 clash at Stamford Bridge after a feisty 1-1 draw in the first leg. He said: 'I was surprised because a team with fantastic players was the team with a record number of fouls. Jose Mourinho says Paris Saint-Germain are the most aggressive team Chelsea have played this season . Former Blues defender David Luiz goes in hard on Cesc Fabregas during the first leg at the Parc des Princes . PSG play Chelsea at Stamford Bridge in a Champions League last-16 second leg on Wednesday night . Fouls committed in the Champions League this season . Chelsea 87 . PSG 83 . Nemanja Matic 17 . Blaise Matuidi* 15 . *highest ranked PSG player . 'This season we've played against sides form the Championship in the cups, against teams from League One, and Shrewsbury from League Two, but the most aggressive team was PSG.' Eden Hazard was often the victim at the Parc des Princes, though Laurent Blanc has also claimed Diego Costa is capable of 'dirty tricks' and has told the referee to watch out. It promises to be a tough night for Bjorn Kuipers. Not only with PSG, but with Chelsea - who have committed more fouls than PSG in the competition this season - and Nemanja Matic, whose foul-count is higher than any of Blanc's players. But as the two teams look to reach the quarter-finals, who are the PSG players Mourinho feels so strongly about? Are they more aggressive than those in a League two side? Visit Squawka for more Champions League stats and facts . Blaise Matuidi (left) and Marquinhos (right) double up to take down Eden Hazard during the first leg in Paris . David Luiz and Thiago Silva . Graceful, skillful, blessed with flair; those are the characteristics usually associated with Brazilian footballers... but not these two defenders. Their rugged approach against Chelsea in the first leg angered the visiting players. That was especially case with former Blues defender Luiz. The unconventional centre back was obviously eager to make a point to Mourinho, who sold him for a staggering fee of £50million in the summer. Luiz operated in midfield in Paris and clattered into Hazard and Cesc Fabregas, as well as going head-to-head with Costa. He is set to operate further back on Wednesday night, so will look to join forces with Thiago Silva and get on Costa's nerves again. Luiz and Thiago Silva (right, sporting a black eye) will be looking to dominate Diego Costa at Stamford Bridge . Luiz tugs back Fabregas (left) and squares up to Costa (right) during the first leg . Marco Verratti . In a midfield three that usually sees tough-tacklers Thiago Motta and Blaise Matuidi surround him, Verratti - who has been compared to Andrea Pirlo - is often looked at as the 'nice guy'. But the Italian

Summary: Chelsea boss Jose Mourinho says Paris Saint-Germain are the most aggressive side his team have played this season . Blues host French giants in Champions League last-16 second leg . Laurent Blanc also claims Chelsea have 'dirty tricks' with Diego Costa . Chelsea have committed more fouls than PSG in the competition so far . David Luiz proved he had a ruthless streak in him in last leg in Paris . Thiago Silva, Marco Verratti and Zlatan Ibrahimovic are other danger men . CLICK HERE for all the latest Chelsea news .


King Richard III was laid to rest in a ceremony at Leicester Cathedral today, and his final resting place is sure to become Britain's newest tourist attraction. The last English king to die in battle, his remains were found under a car park three years ago and reburied in a ceremony the reigning Queen said was of 'great international significance'. With the ceremony over, Leicester is preparing for the type of tourism boost that has been enjoyed by Stratford-upon-Avon, Windsor, Whitby and other cities and towns which are home to famous resting places. His rightful resting place: Leicester Cathedral following a service for the re-burial of Richard III . Richard was re-interred at Leicester Cathedral in central England 530 years after he was slain at the Battle of Bosworth Field in August, 1485. At the ceremony, he was reburied with the honour his modern-day supporters say his conqueror in battle Henry Tudor, later Henry VII, denied him. All over the country, famous resting places make for popular tourist spots. Visit England has rounded up some of the most-visited grave sites in the country. Shakespeare’s grave site can be found in Holy Trinity Church in Stratford-upon-Avon . William Shakespeare, Stratford-upon-Avon . Our most famous playwright, William Shakespeare,was not only born and bred in the Warwickshire town of Stratford-upon-Avon, he was also laid to rest here. Born and buried on the same date - April 23 - Shakespeare’s grave site can be found in Holy Trinity Church – where he was also baptised. His wife Anne Hathaway is buried alongside his supposedly cursed tomb. Karl Marx is buried at Highgate Cemetery in London, one of the world's most visited cemeteries . Karl Marx, London . With over 170,000 people buried within its grounds, Highgate Cemetery in the capital is one of the world’s most visited cemeteries. Including George Elliot, Herbert Spencer and Douglas Adams, many famous people have their tombs at Highgate, the most visited of which is that of German Philosopher, Karl Marx. His tomb reads: 'Workers of all lands unite'. Henry VIII is buried, along with his third wife, Jane Seymour, at St George’s Chapel in Windsor Castle . Henry VIII, Windsor . Arguably our most notorious King, Tudor ruler Henry VIII’s legacy is known throughout the world. Though he is associated with various castles around the country, Henry VIII is buried, along with his third wife, Jane Seymour, at St George’s Chapel in Windsor Castle. His remains are cased within an underground vault, marked with a ledger stone on the floor of the chapel. He is also portrayed within one of the stained glass windows in the chapel. The magical Ashdown Forest, where there is a memorial plaque to the life and much loved works of A.A. Milne . A. A. Milne, East Sussex . Most notable as the real-life Hundred Acre Wood, Ashdown Forest features Poohsticks Bridge, The Enchanted Place and Roo’s sandpit. It is also home to a memorial plaque commemorating the much-loved works of A.A. Milne and E. H. Shepard. English author A.A. Milne is best known for

Summary: The remains of Richard III were laid to rest at Leicester Cathedral . Famous resting places make popular tourist spots all over the UK . Shakespeare fans flock to his grave site at Stratford-upon-Avon . A memorial statue for Pocahontas is visited by tourists at Gravesend .


She may have found fame on The Only Way Is Essex but Lauren Pope, 32, is proving to be a serious force to be reckoned with in the fashion industry. The TOWIE star recently launched an accessories range, landed herself a modelling contract and was even voted more fashionable that the Duchess of Cambridge. Now, the DJ and entrepreneur has unveiled the latest drop from her popular fashion range with In The Style - and poses in a slick, high fashion shoot to showcase her designs. The TOWIE star, who found herself in some drama when she locked lips with Jake Hall, has unveiled her spring/summer range for In The Style . Lauren, who was involved in some drama after she shared a drunken kiss with newcome Jake Hall, is sure to catch his attention in the new shots. Speaking about her spring/summer15 range, the reality TV star-turned-designer told FEMAIL: 'I've given this range some added elements of boho and tailoring - I like to mix up my styles and don't tend to stick to one look, so I wanted that to show in the range.' Lauren says her latest drop for the e-tailer is full of boho elements and the kind of tailoring she loves . The model and DJ cites Nicole Richie, Diane Kruger and Jamie Chung as her style and beauty icons . Lauren shows off her toned legs in the new campaign imagery to promote her latest range for In The Style . Inspired by bloggers and street style photography, Lauren has combined the latest catwalk trends with her own taste in clothes to curate a trend-led collection. The range reflects Lauren's personal sense of style, which she says can vary hugely. 'One of my favourite current trends is this whole 70s vibe; my hair and makeup tend to be a little relaxed and that fits well with this look. I also love my tailoring and feel great in a well fitted suit,' she said of her signature look. Lauren, who cites Nicole Richie, Diane Kruger and Jamie Chung, as her style and beauty icons, said she would love to see Diane donning her designs. 'She always dresses amazingly and I think everyone is aware of my Nicole Richie obsession by now so she's always top of my list!,' she said. In five years time, Lauren hopes to be settled with a family and continuing to work on building her business empire in fashion, beauty and music . With a successful brand to her name and the respect of the fashion world, it seems the future is bright for Lauren. Over the next few years she plans on channeling 'empowered, positive women who are the boss of their own business empire and running things on their own terms' like Natalie Massenet, Michelle Mone and Elle Macpherson. 'In five years time, hopefully I'll be settled with a family of my own and continuing to work on building my business empire in fashion, beauty and music,' she said. 'I work incredibly hard on all the behind the scenes goings on

Summary: Lauren, 32, has unveiled spring/summer range for In The Style . Says she would love to see her style icon Diane Kruger wearing it . Also collaborated on an accessories range and works as a DJ .


Radio Presenter Jane Garvey has revealed she was left ‘upset’ after watching hardcore pornography in preparation for the Radio 4 show’s latest debate . AS the host of Woman’s Hour, Jane Garvey has chaired discussions on harrowing topics ranging from rape to domestic abuse. But despite her experience, the presenter has revealed she was left ‘upset’ after watching hours of hardcore pornography in preparation for the Radio 4 show’s latest debate. The mother-of-two, 50, said she may have been ‘naïve’ but was shocked by the way women were treated in the explicit clips, with many looking like they were in pain. She also raised concerns that pornography is ‘no longer limited to the top shelf’ as it was in her own childhood but has become easily accessible as ‘erotica has gone mainstream.’ Speaking during the debate ‘Can Porn Empower Women?’, Miss Garvey said: ‘I have to say I spent an informative hour or so last week watching porn at work. I don’t want to miss Call The Midwife. ‘When I watched it last week, if I am really honest with you, I am probably a bit naïve and vanilla in my taste, I don’t think upset is too strong a word, but I was upset by the expressions of some of the women. I do not want to watch women in pain. It is not sexy. I don’t get why I should be expected to get that. Why should I?’ Other members of the panel, which included sex workers, defended pornography, claiming that not all porn is the same and that it can empower both men and women. Miss Garvey, who divorced television presenter Adrian Chiles, 47, in 2009, said access to pornography has changed since her childhood and that she worries what impact this could have on society. She said: ‘When I was a child you might find a school friend’s dad’s copy of Playboy in his bedroom and have a blooming good look and be slightly amazed and a bit stunned and a bit baffled if you were me. It was not everywhere and now it is. It was not so easily accessible. Surely that has made a difference?’ Statistics published by pornographic website Pornhub suggest that pornographic influences are having on how people view sex and relationships. Since the release of the Fifty Shades of Grey film, the site has seen a spike in searches for explicit videos about ‘domination’ of 55 percent among men and 40 percent among women. Psychotherapist Susie Orbach, 68, author of books such as Fat is a Feminist Issue and What Do Women Want?, agreed that what was once seen as pornography is now mainstream. She said: ‘I think there is porn in every women’s magazine. In Vogue and Cosmopolitan, we represent girls as if though they are always ready for it. That is a very interesting way of representing femininity and women. What used to be on the top shelf is now in every magazine and it is constructing a different relationship for girls in terms of their own bodies.’ Since the release

Summary: Jane Garvey left ‘upset’ after watching porn in preparation for debate . Presenter 'shocked by the way women were treated in the explicit clips'


It is one of those stressful moments, just before a holiday, when you realise you have packed so much you can't close your suitcase. And even if you manage to successfully perch on top and close the zip, who knows what state your summer wardrobe will emerge in when you arrive at your destination. Which is perhaps why there are such things as 'professional packers'. Ivica Tot-Genz, from Berlin's Hotel de Rome, is one such professional and is full of handy hints and tips to transport your worldly goods without the stress. Packing can seem like a chore, but there are ways to make it less painful and more efficient . In fact, he is so good at his job, he can pack up the perfect suitcase in 15 minutes flat. Mr Tot-Genz learned his skills as a parachute packer in the army and states that anyone can use his tricks at home. 'Trousers should be rolled up with tissue paper,' he said. 'If you are on holiday and have to take party clothes, a dress or suit, just use paper towels from the kitchen.' He stuffs the arms of suit jackets with tissue paper to avoid creases and uses cardboard to easily fold shirts and help them keep their shape. 'You can do these tricks at home, it's done in a certain order,' he said. Roll your items to make best use of the space in your suitcase. There will also be less creases in your clothes . 1. Use buttons to transport earrings . 2. To avoid creases, pack your clothes in plastic wrappings . 3. To avoid your shoe soles touching your clothes, place them in shower caps . 4. Stuff your shoes with socks, underwear or other small items to make the most of the space and to help them keep their shape . 5. To avoid shampoos leaking in your bag, unscrew the lid and place a small circle of cling film, or plastic wrap over the hole. Screw the lid back on to hold it in place, and eliminate all worries about bursting liquids . 6. Wrap breakables, such as perfume bottles, or a teacup if you are Miranda Kerr, in socks to protect them . 7. Keep freebie shampoos and cosmetics from hotels so you don't have to lug big bottles . 8. Alternatively store face cream and small lotions in contact lens containers to save space . 9. Wrap your belts round the outside of the suitcase, around your clothes to make use of the outside corner space . 10. Place a dryer sheet in your case, or in the shoe shower cap to prevent odours transferring to your clothes . 11. Apply a bull clip to razors that have lost their safety lid to prevent tearing of clothes . The roll vs the layer . Heathrow Airport has produced a video with tips on how to pack, advocating the layer method. This works on larger items such as dresses and trousers being laid flat on top of the case. The packer continues to

Summary: Professional packer Ivica Tot-Genz advises paper towel can be used to avoid creases if you have no access to tissue paper or plastic wrapping . Transport earrings on buttons and shoes in shower caps . Use the roll or the layer packing method for most effective use of space .


It's Kim Kardashian's world - we just play in it. On Tuesday Kim took to Twitter to reveal what her close friend and former editor-at-large for Vogue magazine, Andre Leon Talley, would look like in digital form. The flamboyant fashion icon appears as a character on the reality star’s mobile phone game app Kim Kardashian: Hollywood!, looking suspiciously slimmer than usual. Upgrade: Andre Leon Talley is a longtime friend of Kim Kardashian speaking his mind when it comes to fashion . Close: André Leon Talley is the former American editor-at-large for Vogue magazine . Andre will most likely be pleased with his new likeness in Kim's game, as the front-row regular has previously spoken about his long-time struggle with weight. 'The people who are really close to me and know me have stopped bringing my weight up,’ he told Vanity Fair in August 2013. ‘They probably still discuss it behind my back, some of them, in the fashion world.' After undergoing surgery, where Andre received a lap band that has not worked, he said he no longer weighs himself. 'I do not want to get on that scale. I only know what I weigh from the way my clothes fit,' he said. 'I have never felt less of a person because of my dramatic weight gain. Up or down, my confidence and sense of self never wavered.' Andre is a colorful addition to the game both literally and figuratively, and has long been a friend of Kim's. Video star: The game has ranked at or near the top of Apple’s U.S. App Store charts for the most downloaded free game . Last year Andre spoke about his time in Florence at the Kim and Kanye's wedding and didn't spare any details. Speaking about the couple's first kiss he told Bravo's What Happened Live: 'It was extremely long which is probably a good sign. I would say there was probably tongue engagement.' 'I think this relationship has a lot of legs,' he added, 'and I’m looking forward to the next baby, which we’ll probably call South or South West.' Kim released her video game in June last year and it is still in the top-15 most-downloaded apps on iTunes, so far earning her a staggering $50 million. When developing the game, Kim wanted her family members to be a part of it because it’s supposed to be based on her life but she has also branched out to include other people that are part of her circle including Talley. 'Beautiful . and big!' The objective of the game is to 'create your own aspiring celebrity . and rise to fame and fortune' Voice over: In the game, the 33-year-old reality star used . her talents to deliver lines such as: 'I love your style,' 'I love that . on you,' and 'I'm so excited' 'I . love that on you!' Kim's self-titled game app allows players to select . clothes, hit the clubs, and 'fall in love' as house music swells in the . background . The free game allows players to buy

Summary: Andre Leon Talley, a former Vogue editor, is a colorful and outspoken character . The game is constantly updated with new characters and levels . Industry watchers say the app could gross $200 million annually and net Kardashian a sizable chunk of the game’s profits .


Maria Sharapova's life-changing move from Siberia to Florida as a seven-year-old propelled her on a path to fame and fortune but she says she would never turn her back on her mother country. It is sometimes easy to forget that five-times grand slam champion Sharapova, the world's highest-paid female athlete, is actually Russian until you witness her conduct a post-match press conference in her native tongue. With £21.4million in prize money alone, a string of lucrative endorsements, her own sweet business and even a famous boyfriend she is the living embodiment of the American dream. Russian tennis star Maria Sharapova poses with Tania Bryer during their interview on CNBC . Sharapova opens up about her past in the episode of CNBC Meets with host Tania Bryer . Yet, Sharapova baulks at the idea that she would want to trade her Russian passport for an American one, as former Czech Martina Navratilova did early in her glittering career. 'I would have if I wanted to (change citizenships) but it's never been actually a question in my family or in my team whether I wanted to change citizenships,' the Russian told CNBC in an interview to be screened on Wednesday. Sharapova, who won the Wimbledon title aged 17, still gives her all for Russia in the Fed Cup and was a torch bearer at the Sochi Winter Olympics a year ago. She said her Russian heritage moulded her instincts. Sharapova carries the Olympic torch during the opening ceremony in Sochi . Sharapova won the Wimbledon title when she was just 17 back in 2004 . 'It is about the family environment, it is about the rich culture,' the 27-year-old said. 'Just life experiences that I look back to and I know that for so many years I was shaped into the individual I was from those experiences. 'And not necessarily simply the country, but the people, the mentality and the toughness and that never giving up attitude.' World No 2 Sharapova will not have to venture too far from her adopted home at the Miami Open which starts this week. Should the tournament go according to rankings she will play nemesis Serena Williams in the final. Sharapova lost to long time rival Serena Williams at the Australian Open final . Sharapova competes at Indian Wells last week . She beat the American in the 2004 Wimbledon final and again a few months later but lost the next 16, most recently in this year's Australian Open final. But Sharapova said their rivalry still burned strong. 'She's at the peak of her career. I am now number two in the world,' she said. 'I feel like we're still driven and hungry to be the best tennis players. 'I don't think anyone in the tennis world believed that, in 10 years' time, we would still be rivals. I think it's an incredible story.'

Summary: Maria Sharapova moved from Siberia to Florida when she was seven . Sharapova has won all four Grand Slams in her career . Russian born Sharapova says she would never trade her citizenship .


Caught in the act: A couple were photographer in a compromising position as the male drove a motorbike down a main road in the bustling tourist destination Goa . A couple were caught on camera in a rather intimate position - while riding a motorbike down a busy highway in India. The pair were snapped as they rode down Mandovi Bridge in Goa, and police have now tracked them down after an outraged politician shared the eyebrow-raising picture of Twitter. In the photo, the male appears to only be wearing a t-shirt and socks, while his lady friend can only be identified by her legs wrapped around him. MP Vishnu Surya Wagh, a member of the Bharatiya Janata Party, said the picture was tantamount to a 'broad daylight sex show', although it is not clear whether the two love birds were having intercourse while travelling through Goa. After the Facebook post received hundreds of re-posts and likes, officers traced the couple and interviewed them in a Goa police station, where they admitted it was them who had been snapped riding indecently on the motorbike along the Mandovi Bridge, a popular tourist destination. Sharing the image, Vishnu Surya Wagh urged his followers to have their say. He wrote: 'HAVE SEX RIDING A BIKE... NO ONE WILL STOP YOU... THIS IS GOA... Disapproving: Mr Wagh urged his followers to have their say on the picture, which has been 'liked' more than 500 times on his page . Clocked: Politician Vishnu Surya Wagh sparked a police investigation after he shared the candid image of two people apparently having sex on a motorbike on his Facebook page . 'This broad daylight sex show took place right on the Mandovi bridge on Sunday afternoon. 'Not a single policeman on the way to stop them. 'A passerby happened to click this picture. 'What do you have to say?' Outraged: Mr Wagh used Facebook to criticise the fact that no police officers had spotted the pair driving the motorbike and taking part in a 'broad daylight sex show' Police tracked down the couple by firstly identifying the owner of the bike, which turned out to be a rental firm. When contacted they passed on the details of the couple, from the Indian state of Madhya Pradseh, who had rented the vehicle. After admitting it was them pictured, the pair were fined 1,000 Rupees - equivalent to £10 - by the police. When asked for an interview the man pictured refused to say whether or not he had only been wearing a T-shirt and a pair of socks, as the picture appears to show.

Summary: Pair snapped in an intimate position while riding through tourist trap Goa . Driver only wearing socks and a t-shirt... with lady's legs wrapped around . After picture shared by outraged politician police prompted into action . Couple were tracked down and fined 1,000 rupees for 'indecent riding'


The national headquarters of Sigma Alpha Epsilon have launched an investigation into the fraternity's chapter at Louisiana Tech University after two former members came forward to say they heard the racist 'there will never be a n***** SAE' chant sung there, as well. The Louisiana Tech chapter is the third SAE house accused of using the horrifying song that was sung by members of the fraternity at the University of Oklahoma over the weekend. On Wednesday, the president of the University of Texas said he had ordered an investigation into claims brothers at SAE in Austin had used the tune. The fraternity headquarters is investigating in Texas, as well. The vile song 'there will never be a n***** SAE' was sung at the fraternity's chapter at Louisiana Tech University in 2010 and 2011, a former pledge and a former member claim . SAE is also investigating reports that the song was used at the SAE chapter at the University of Texas-Austin . According to BuzzFeed, one former members of the fraternity and one former pledge both said they had witnessed the racist chant in 2010. The former SAE member, who remained anonymous, said he had heard it at least a dozen times in 2010 and 2011. 'The chant was never taught to us during our official pledge education. It was taught in private,' the former SAE said. He added that the university didn't make up the song, claiming it had been 'going around' the fraternity for years. Louisiana Tech administrators told BuzzFeed on Thursday that they had met with leaders of SAE there and warned them that they had 'zero tolerance' for racist behavior. The shocking racist song has been circulating the SAE fraternity at OU for at least three years, trustees said . Dylan Merriman, who was an SAE pledge, told BuzzFeed he was at a party at the fraternity when a drunken brother chanted 'there will never be a n***** SAE.' Merriman said the member then pointed at a picture of his SAE brother and exclaimed, 'There was never a n-word in this chapter and there never will be.' Merriman said he left the fraternity not long after the incident. SAE spokesman Brandon Weghorst confirmed Thursday investigations into chapters at the University of Texas-Austin and Louisiana Tech University in Ruston. Weghorst says none of the allegations have been substantiated, and the UT chapter is being 'fully cooperative.' He says the Louisiana Tech probe is still in its early stages. Late Wednesday, the board of trustees and alumni of the University of Oklahoma's SAE chapter acknowledged in a statement the chant surfaced at the chapter 'three to four years ago.' OU President David Boren said the university is investigating fraternity members to determine their 'level of responsibility.'

Summary: Former member of Sigma Alpha Epsilon at Louisiana Tech University said he heard the racist song a dozen times in 2010 and 2011 . SAE headquarters investigating reports of song at Louisiana Tech and at the University of Texas-Austin . Song was 'taught in private' and didn't originate at Louisiana Tech, either, former pledge claims .


Jesinta Campbell has defended comments she made about the imminent executions of the Bali Nine duo after she was accused of supporting Indonesia's death penalty laws. Campbell appeared on Channel Nine's Today breakfast show on Thursday, where she was asked about her views on the fate of Bali Nine ringleaders Andrew Chan and Myuran Sukumaran. The 23-year-old copped a backlash after she said: 'Indonesia has these rules and if you break them these are the consequences'. But on Friday Campbell hit back at her detractors, saying 'I'm receiving more support than hate' and clarifying that she personally does not agree with the death penalty. Scroll down for video . 'That's the law': Appearing on Channel Nine's Today show on Thursday, model Jesinta Campbell was asked about her views on the imminent executions of Bali Nine ringleaders, Andrew Chan and Myuran Sukumaran . The 23-year-old defended comments she made about the imminent executions of the Bali Nine duo . On Thursday's The Grill segment, the model and TV presenter said the laws in Indonesia regarding drugs are widely known. 'It's so sad. I mean, watching all the footage play out on the news... it breaks your heart because you can't help but feel for their families and they are two humans at the end of the day,' she said. 'But, like a lot of Australians believe, at the end of the day unfortunately, Indonesia has these rules and if you break them these are the consequences. 'It's so sad, I do not agree with the death penalty, but that's their law.' Some viewers criticised her stance and accused her of supporting more extreme execution methods. 'So I guess you agree with all other atrocities committed by authority figures because "It's the law"? Stoning ok too?' Chandy Shah asked Campbell on Twitter. Jestina hit back by saying: 'I was asked to share my opinion on this 1 particular case. I wasn't asked about stoning don't try to parcel it all together.' Cambell replied to another Twitter user saying: 'I said nothing abt respecting their laws or that I agreed with them. In fact I said I don't stand for the death penalty.' Campbell hit back at her detractors, saying 'I'm receiving more support than hate' On Thursday's The Grill segment, the model and TV presenter said the laws in Indonesia regarding drugs are widely known . The 23-year-old copped a backlash after she said: 'Indonesia has these rules and if you break them these are the consequences' Jesinta is a regular on Today, offering her opinions on everything from serious current affairs to light-hearted topics. The likely area on Death Island where Chan and Sukumaran will take their final breaths is called, Nirbaya. Found in the island's remote centre, Nirbaya was also the place where the Bali bombers, Amrozi, Ali Gufron and Imam Samudra were executed in 2008, six years after they carried out the nightclub bombings which killed 202 people, including 88 Australians, 38 Indonesians and 27 Britons. On Wednesday, Black Sabbath rocker, Tony Iommi, wrote a letter to Indonesia's President, Joko Widodo

Summary: Jesinta Campbell spoke about the imminent executions of Bali Nine duo . She appeared on Channel Nine's Today breakfast show on Thursday . The 23-year-old said she was sad for the families of Andrew Chan and Myuran Sukumaran . 'I do not agree with the death penalty, but that's their law,' she said . Campbell's comments attracted a backlash with some accusing her of accused of supporting Indonesia's death penalty laws . But the model hit back saying she's receiving 'more support than hate'


If you're of the opinion that text speak and emojis are making us lazy and ruining language, you may want to look away now. A developer has created the ultimate predictive text app called Lazyboard that provides a list of just ten commonly used words, and 11 emoticons. Users can combine these prepopulated words to create messages quickly and simply without having to type a single letter. Lazyboard was created by Reddit user Sir-Zeph and it lets people communicate using a list of just ten commonly used words (pictured) including 'cool', 'nice', 'damn', 'oh', 'thks' 'lol' and 'lel' The free app is available for phones running Android 4.2 and above, and words include 'cool', 'nice', 'damn', 'oh', 'thks' 'lol' and 'lel'. Lazyboard was uploaded to the Google Play Store by developer Prem Adithya, listed as Reddit user Sir-Zeph. Its description says: 'Feeling lazy? Not in the mood for a proper conversation? Well the only thing you need is the lazyboard. 'It is a minimalistic keyboard that has the important keys required to have a lazy conversation.' The Lazyboard comes with two themes - dark and light - that can be configured in the app Settings menu, and Sir-Zeph wrote on Reddit that a pro version is 'coming soon' that will have more themes. The Lazyboard comes with two themes - dark and light - that can be configured in the app Settings menu and lets people choose from 11 set emoticons. A pro version is 'coming soon' that will have more themes . Hmm nice . Damn nice . Oh cool . Lol thks . Oh damn . Kk thks . It is the latest in a long line of apps and products designed to tap into the growing trend of people replacing conversations with acronyms, emojis and shortcuts. Last month, for example, developers created a keyboard cover that turns every key of a Mac board into an emoji. Once installed, the Caps Lock key lets users switch between regular and emoji keys meaning people can easily add images to Facebook posts, tweets and even official documents. The Emoji Keyboard and its custom software were developed by a team of designers at California-based Disk Cactus. The Emoji Keyboard and its custom software were recently developed by a team of designers at California-based Disk Cactus. Once installed, the Caps Lock key lets users switch between regular and the emoji keys meaning people can easily add the small images to Facebook posts, tweets and even official documents . Each of the covers are made of silicone and act like standard covers to block out dust and dirt. They come in two sizes - one for standard Macs, which includes the 13-inch and 15-inch MacBook Pro, the MacBook Air 13 and the Apple Wireless Mac keyboard (pictured), and one for the 11-inch MacBook Air . The team has set up a Kickstarter campaign to fund production of at least 1,000 covers, but hopes to be able to mass produce them by the end of the year. And last year a pair of London-based developers created

Summary: Lazyboard was created by Singapore-based Reddit user Sir-Zeph . It lets people communicate using a list of common words and emoticons . These include 'cool', 'nice', 'damn', 'oh', 'thks' 'lol' and 'lel' The free app is available for phones running Android 4.2 and above . Sir-Zeph said a pro version is 'coming soon' that will have more themes .


Boxer-turned-terrorist Mohamed Elomar is believed to have married fellow Australian Khaled Sharrouf's 14-year-old daughter. The girl's Twitter profile lists her 'zawji', Arabic for 'husband', as Abu Hafs Al Australi who is 17 years her senior. Abu Hafs Al Australi is the name used by Mohamed Elomar who fled to Syria to fight with Islamic State. Scroll down for video . Mohamed Elomar (above) has married the 14-year-old daughter of Khaled Sharrouf . Khaled Sharrouf's (above) daughter is believed to be 17 years younger than Elomar . The girl also seems to have a close association with the widows of 'Playboy Jihadi' Mahmoud Abdullatif and Suhan Rahman who have recently died while fighting for the terror group. This revelation comes as a chilling new photograph of a young boy believed to be Sharrouf's son - and brother of the 14-year-old 'bride' - appeared on her social media site. The picture shows two children sitting in front of an Islamic State flag. Both are smiling and have rifles propped up next to them as they salute the camera. One of the children is believed to be Sharrouf's son. While the other boy is thought to be a Yazidi slave. This photo appeared on the girl's social media profile and features her younger brother. It is not clear who is her brother and who is the Yazidi slave . The girl asked God to protect her younger brother 'from all evil' on her social media account . One of the boys, who is holding a knife, also appears in the Twitter profile photo of 'Playboy Jihadi' Mahmoud Abdullatif's widow Zehra Duman . Sharrouf posted a photo last year of his son holding up a severed head, causing international uproar . The caption read: 'Young cubs of ISIS [Islamic State of Iraq and Syria], may Allah (swt) protect them from all evil.' ISIS is another name for the terror group, IS. One of the children - who in a different photo appears to be holding a knife with a rifle in the background in the profile picture of 'Playboy Jihadi' Mahmoud Abdullatif's widow Zehra Duman - seems to be a poster child for the extremist organisation. The latest photo has been posted after an active few days on Twitter for a group of Australian jihadists who are believed to have fled to the Middle East to fight with IS militants. Elomar also goes by the name of Abu Hafs Al Australi. The Sydney boxer fled to Syria to join IS . Mahmoud Adullatif, who is known as the 'Playboy Jihadi', died recently while fighting for IS . Zehra Duman (pictured above) was married to Abdullatif and has threatened Australia . The wife of Australian terrorist Suhan Rahman (above) also urged people to look up U.S. president Barack Obama's White House schedule and 'take down that treacherous tyrant' Just days ago, both Zehra Duman and the wife of Suhan Rahman made threats to Australia and Tony Abbott. 'Tony Abbott, I suggest u pin back ur ears, we're cumn to get u. And ur family. And the likes

Summary: Khaled Sharrouf's daughter claims she is married to Mohamed Elomar . Sydney boxer-turned-jihadi Elomar is believed to be 17 years her senior . The 14-year-old also posted a photo of two young boys posing with guns . Pair are smiling as they salute the camera in front of an Islamic State flag . One of the boys also appears on profile of Mahmoud Abdullatif's widow . Abdullatif is known as the 'Playboy Jihadi' and was recently killed in Syria . The young boy is believed to be the son of Australian Khaled Sharrouf .


Joel Tuck is devastated after two men who were arrested for burglarizing his home allegedly threw away the ashes of his daughter Whitney . A father has been left devastated after it was revealed two men who were arrested for burglarizing his home allegedly threw away the ashes of his daughter, who died 10 years ago. Joel Tuck arrived at his Franklin, Tennessee home on Monday to find that his back door was wide open and it's glass window had been broken. Two flat-screen TVs, several checkbooks and a bottle of liquor were stolen. But it was when Tuck realized a pink purse was missing that his heart dropped. The pink purse belonged to his daughter Whitney, who died in 2005 at the age of 19 after losing her battle with leukemia. Her ashes were kept in a box inside the purse, which had been her favorite. Franklin police arrested Jwyanza Weaver and Christopher Gengler in connection to the burglary. They are currently in custody. Both men are convicted felons and Weaver was on probation at the time of his arrest, according to the Tennessean. According to police, the two men drove to a gas station after burglarizing the home. It was there that Gengler threw away the pink purse into a trash can. For Tuck, who kept the purse in his room, the entire ordeal has felt like losing his daughter all over again. He said it will probably haunt him for the rest of his life. Scroll down for video . Franklin police said Christopher Gengler (left) and Jwyanza Weaver (right) drove to a gas station after burglarizing Tuck's home and threw away the pink purse that held Whitney's ashes inside . For Tuck, who kept the purse in his room, the entire ordeal has felt like losing his daughter all over again . 'I would touch that bag and talk and different things,' he told WKRN. 'It gave me a sense of peace that she's still with me.' Whitney's ashes were stored inside a matte black wooden box. Also inside the purse was a second box, engraved with the name Duchess, that held the cremated remains of Whitney's puppy, who died shortly after her. Police searched a number of dumpsters for six hours but have still not located the pink purse. Chief Deborah Faulkner said the bag can be dropped off 'a police station, a fire station, or anywhere else someone will find them and call us,' no questions asked. There is a $1,000 reward for information pertaining to the case. Gengler and Weaver have been charged with aggravated burglary and theft. As for Tuck, he said he has been left 'heartbroken' and just wants Whitney home. 'I feel like those ashes are my last small link to my daughter.'

Summary: On Monday John Tuck's home in Franklin, Tennessee was broken into . A pink purse holding his daughter Whitney's ashes was taken from his room . Whitney died in 2005 at the age of 19 from leukemia . Jwyanza Weaver and Christopher Gengler were arrested for the burglary . Police said they drove to a gas station as their break-in and dumped the pink purse in the trash . But after an extensive search the bag has still not been found .


John Carver has hit back at the ‘insulting’ comments of Phil Neville after he accused Newcastle’s players of ‘having their flip-flops on’. The former Everton midfielder was critical of United’s players following their 3-0 defeat against the Toffees on Sunday. But Carver has launched his own attack on the Match of the Day pundit. Newastle caretaker boss John Carver claims being 'insulted' by Phil Neville's comments . Newcastle players take part in a training session ahead of the weekend's Premier League clash with Arsenal . Ayoze Perez strikes the ball amid suggestions that the Magpies have already given up on their season . Carver has challenged his Newcastle side to prove their critics wrong in their next game . Sammy Ameobi (left) and Fabricio Coloccini train, although the Argentine is suspended for next three games . Olivier Kemen appears to take a rest during training on Tyneside on Thursday afternoon . ‘I was pretty angry when I heard it, because he couldn't be any further form the truth,’ he said. ‘I think it's insulting and I think it's wrong, especially from ex-players. I'm sure if they were playing now they wouldn't like the comments, as I didn't. ‘What I did do was to inform the players about what these people had been saying. I thought it was important that they knew. ‘Now it's down to ourselves to show those people out there that we've not go our flip flops on.’ Carver has slammed ex-players like Neville for making comments, admitting he was 'pretty angry' Newcastle keeper Tim Krul takes some kicking practice during the session . Jonas Guiterrez (left) jumps over the hurdles while Ryan Taylor breaks into a sprint . Ameobi (L) strikes the ball past Jamie Sterry as Newcastle prepare for their end of season run-in . Meanwhile, Carver admits that injuries and suspension has left him with just 13 senior players to choose from for Saturday’s visit of Arsenal. ‘The good news is that I've not got a selection problem because I've only got 13 fit senior players,’ he said. ‘There's no sign of anyone coming back in the near future other than Mehdi Abeid who is a week or so away. We're working on Rolando Aarons, everyone else is more or less long term. ‘Siem de Jong went outside for a work out for the first time today (Thursday), which was nice to see.’ Toon players leave the Goodison pitch after being soundly beaten by Everton in their last league game . BBC pundit suggested Magpies were already thinking of their holiday by saying they 'had their flip flops on'

Summary: BBC pundit accused Newcastle of already thinking of their summer holidays following 3-0 defeat by Everton . John Carver has slammed Phil Neville's comments as 'insulting' Magpies boss wants players to prove their point against Arsenal . CLICK HERE for all the latest Newcastle United news .


Several people are unaccounted for after a fire gutted out two five-story apartment buildings in upstate New York on Friday, authorities said. With temperatures in the area reaching below freezing in Schenectady, firefighters - and the buildings - were left covered in ice as they tried to hose down the fire. The fire broke out at about 2am on Friday and left seven people injured - one who jumped from the fifth floor to escape the fire, emergency officials said. Firefighters continued to hose down the smoldering remains of the fire throughout Friday during since-digit temperatures. Scroll down for video . Firefighters and their equipment were covered in ice on Friday as they fought a blaze in Schenectady, New York . Schenectady firefighter Shaun Burns is caked in ice while battling a blaze that gutted two five-story apartment buildings on Friday . The blaze that broke out at about 2am in below-freezing temperatures. The cause of the fire is unknown . Though authorities don't have a specific number of missing people, they said 60 have been displaced, according to WNYT. The fire first broke out in a building across from city hall and spread next door. Both buildings had apartments on upper levels and commercial space on the ground floor. The cause of the fire is unknown. Fire Chief Ray Senecal said three Schenectady firefighters were injured as they fought the fire, according to the Daily Gazette. He added that the cold weather did not help put out the fire. Seven people were injured in the fire, one of whom jumped out of a top-story window to escape the blaze, emergency officials said . Firefighters worked through the night to put an end to the flames the broke out in two five-story buildings across from the Schenectady's city hall . The buildings in which the fires broke out have commercial space on the ground level and apartments on the remaining levels . 'With the heavy ice, shoveling out hydrants ahead of time paid off. But we had some problems with some hydrants,' he told the Daily Gazette. And while the firefighters got covered in ice as they battled the fire, it appears that winter is holding up in much of the country. Temperatures of ten to 30 degrees below average were expected from the South to Northeast, along with heavy snow in the Mid-Atlantic, according to the National Weather Service. The late-winter storm means school is canceled yet again for students in several states, and many households found themselves without power. A fire engine is encased in ice as it sits at the scene of the multi-alarm fire that displaced about 60 people . Fire Chief Ray Senecal said three Schenectady firefighters were injured as the fought the fire and that the crew had trouble with a few of the hydrants because of the cold temperatures . State offices and legislatures shut down, too. In the Washington area, federal offices were open but on a two-hour delay, and workers were given telecommuting options. Residents hoped the storm would be this tough winter's

Summary: Firefighters were called to scene in Schenectady, New York, at 2am and battled fire in two five-story apartment buildings throughout Friday . Single-digit temperatures hit as flames gutted the apartment buildings . Seven were injured in fire, which has unknown cause, and 60 were displaced . Cold weather won't let up in the United States, with temperatures of ten to 30 degrees below average expected from the South to Northeast . Late winter storm means school is canceled in many states, and many households are without power . But next week temperatures are supposed to warm up, with Chicago reaching 45 degrees and Phoenix hitting 86 .


X Factor star Cheryl Fernandez-Versini has joined fellow Geordie TV celebs Ant and Dec in questioning whether she can still vote Labour. The pop superstar said it was 'hard' for her because all her friends and family supported the party - but said she already paid 'a f****** lot of tax' and needed to listen to what the other parties said. Mrs Fernandez-Versini, who has built up an estimated £20million fortune, said she was now a mature woman and felt a greater responsibility to be well-informed about politics. Cheryl Fernandez-Versini said Mr Miliband proposed mansion tax on homes worth more than £2million would 'f*** me over' It came after 'staunchly Labour' TV stars Ant and Dec attacked the Labour leader Ed Miliband and questioned whether they could vote for him. Other celebrities, including Myleene Klass, Angelina Jolie, Sol Campbell and Bill Oddie have also publicly criticised the Labour Party over the proposed Mansion Tax on expensive homes. But the popular X Factor judge's remarks are likely to particularly sting because of her life-long support for the Labour Party. David Cameron and George Osborne have also made tax cuts the centre of their pitch for re-election. The Tories want to clear the Government's £90billion deficit without any tax rises - while Labour has called for the rich to pay more. Mr Miliband has pledged to restore the 50p tax rate on those who earn more than £150,000, introduce an annual levy on homes worth more than £2million - dubbed the mansion tax - and raise the point at which high earners start paying 40 per cent of their income to the government. Mrs Fernandez-Versini told the Telegraph's Stella magazine that she would 'listen' more carefully to other parties now that she paid so much in tax. The 'Crazy Stupid Love' singer also suggested she could 'make my own party' adding that 'stranger things have happened'. 'It's hard for me, because all my friends and family vote Labour,' she said. Asked if she would consider voting for David Cameron, she replied: 'Not really. I want to hear what everyone's got to say. 'I've always been Labour all my life but I want to hear what they've got to say for myself. Now that I'm a mature woman. 'I feel like a greater responsibility now to vote for who runs our country. And I pay a f****** lot of tax. So I think that I need to have a really well-informed, well-educated opinion.' The 'staunchly Labour' TV stars Ant and Dec attacked Mr Miliband and questioned whether they could vote for him . The X Factor darling has built up a fortune since her pop career took off after being voted onto the pop band Girls Aloud on the 2002 TV show, Popstars The Rivals. Despite growing up on a council estate as one of five children in Newcastle, she now earns a reported £2million a year as a judge on X Factor and face of L'Oreal. Last year, she married French playboy Jean Bernard Fernandez Versini - who owns pop-up bar Cosy Box in

Summary: Cheryl Fernandez-Versini said all her friends and family voted Labour . But the TV star said she did not know who to vote for any more . Complained that she paid 'a f****** lot of tax' after building up £20m fortune . X Factor judge grew up on council estate in Newcastle, one of five children . Comes after Ant and Dec said they 'could not picture' Ed Miliband as PM . Ant McPartlin said he had voted Labour all his life until the last election . The Geordie pair said they followed politics 'keenly' but were 'disillusioned'


A trainee teacher who suffered agonising cystitis for 17 years has managed to get her condition under control - by cutting out pizza and alcohol. Sarah Carr said for years she felt like she needed to go to the toilet 50 times a day - but urinating was like 'passing razor blades.' The now-23-year-old was bullied at school by children in primary school who told her she should 'wear a nappy' as she ran for the loo. Teachers thought she was making up her symptoms to get out of class and doctors didn't know what was wrong with her. At seven years old (left), Sarah Carr, now 23, began suffering pain and a frequent urge to urinate. As she got older (right) she began needing the loo 50 times a day, but said urinating was like 'passing razor blades' In 2013 she was finally diagnosed with interstitial cystitis, a chronic form of the condition which does not respond to antibiotics and can be hard to treat . But finally, it emerged she had the serious condition interstitial cystitis, which causes recurring pain, urgency, a need to pass water frequently and a burning sensation when passing urine. After reading leaflets about her condition she found a surprising cure: cutting out some of her favourite foods – including pizza and sweets. Interstitial cystitis is triggered by inflammation of the bladder wall, which can follow childbirth, surgery or repeated bouts of bladder infections, though sometimes there is no known cause. While most cases of cystitis clear up on their own or with antibiotics, interstitial cystitis does not respond to the drugs and can turn into a painful long-term condition that is hard to treat. Miss Carr, of Hull, chose to speak about her intimate problems to let other women suffering from the same illness know they were not alone. Her problems started when she was in primary school, when she could barely sit through a lesson without feeling a desperate urge to urinate. She said: 'I had the burning sensation like you're about to burst constantly. 'It was nearly every day. Interstitial cystitis causes recurring flare ups of discomfort in the bladder and pelvic area. Like regular cystitis, IC sufferers experience an urgency and frequent need to urinate. But the condition doesn't respond to treatment with antibiotics, because it is not caused by a bacterial infection. Around 400,000 people in the UK suffer the condition. More than 90 per cent of these cases are in women. The condition is commonly diagnosed around the age of 40. What causes IC? Researchers are not clear on the causes of the condition. There is a school of thought that believes the illness is inherited. It is also thought to be linked to other conditions including irritiable bowel syndrome and fibromyalgia. Another theory is that one of the protective layers of the bladder wall may 'leak' in people with IC, allowing chemicals in the urine to irritate the bladder. People with IC often have small areas of scarring, stiffness or bleeding on the wall of their bladder. Lifestyle changes

Summary: Sarah Carr needed to go to the loo 50 times a day and urinating was painful . In 2013, she was diagnosed with interstitial cystitis - which has no cure . Tried cutting out alcohol, spicy food and pizza to see if it eased symptoms . Found changes to her diet made the painful condition more manageable .


George Osborne today sought to bring some pre-election cheer with cuts to the taxes on beer, cider and whisky. The Chancellor boasted more pubs would be saved from closure with the promise of a penny off a pint of beer for the third year in a row. And as he cancelled a scheduled rise in fuel duty, meaning it will cost £10 less to fill up a car than it would have under Labour's plans. Scroll down for video . Chancellor George Osborne, pictured in a pub in February last year, boasted more pubs would be saved with the promise of a penny off a pint of beer for the third year in a row . The Budget cut the price of beer duty by 1p alongside a 2 per cent cut to cider duty 'to support our producers in the West Country and elsewhere'. He also announced that 'to back one of the UK's biggest exports, the duty on Scotch whisky and other spirits will be cut by 2 per cent as well'. Duties on tobacco and gaming are unchanged and wine duty is frozen. Mr Osborne said: 'Last year, I cut beer duty for the second year in a row and the industry estimates that helped create 16,000 jobs. 'Today I am cutting beer duty for the third year in a row – taking another penny off a pint. 'I am cutting cider duty by 2 per cent - to support our producers in the West Country and elsewhere. 'And to back one of the UK's biggest exports, the duty on Scotch whisky and other spirits will be cut by 2 per cent as well. Wine duty will be frozen. 'More pubs saved, jobs created, families supported – and a penny off a pint for the third year in a row.' Camra (the Campaign for Real Ale) said it was 'delighted' with the hat-trick of cuts, adding it would be welcomed by millions of beer-drinkers across the country . Chief executive Tim Page said: 'The last two cuts have already had a huge impact, saving over 1,000 pubs from closure and keeping the price of a pub pint down. 'Independent research by the Centre for Economic and Business Research forecasts that the price of a pub pint will now be more than 20p cheaper than it would have been had the beer duty escalator remained in place.' A planned rise in fuel duty was also cancelled by the Chancellor, in good news for motorists . Scotch Whisky Association chief executive David Frost said: 'This is a historic decision and only the fourth time whisky duty has been cut in a century. 'The Chancellor's announcement will be toasted across the whisky industry and by consumers who are getting a fairer deal on tax when they have a drink of Scotch. The move is a major boost to our industry as we look to grow again in the UK, and equally sends out an important signal on fair taxation to our export markets. 'The industry is raising a glass to George Osborne

Summary: Chancellor boosts pubs with a promise of a penny off a pint of beer . 2% cut to cider and whisky and duty on wine is frozen, Osborne says . Planned rise in fuel duty cancelled in a fresh boost for motorists .


Flying winger Jesus Navas says he will not adapt his game at Manchester City, insisting he is told by Manuel Pellegrini to stay wide and use his pace. Navas has prominently featured for champions but hasn't scored in the Premier League this season. That may be because the Spain international doesn't drift in-field as much as team-mates Samir Nasri and David Silva, though he says he has played this way since he was a youngster at Sevilla and he won't change. Jesus Navas says he sees no need to change his style of play at Manchester City . Navas competes for the ball with Joleon Lescott during City's 3-0 win against West Brom on Saturday . Speaking exclusively to Bleacher Report, the 29-year-old said: 'The way I play is the way I have always played. 'That is what got me here, always trying to get on the wing and play fast. That is my game, and that's what I am asked to do and what I try to do in every match, so I don't feel I have had to really adapt my game too much.' Navas also insisted that City aren't giving up on the dream of retaining their title, despite Chelsea leading the Manchester club by six points with a game in hand. He added: 'I think there are many games left. Until it is impossible to come back, we will look to close the gap, but we realise it is going to be difficult, but there is a chance. 'If I could change anything or bring anything, it would be the sun and weather from Seville.' The winger looks dejected as he walks off the Nou Camp pitch a Champions League defeat . Navas insists City can retain the Premier League title despite City's six-point advantage this season .

Summary: Jesus Navas hasn't scored in the Premier League so far this season . Spanish winger says he is told by manager to stay wide and use pace . Navas insists City can retain title despite Chelsea's six-point advantage .


Two men will appear in court after allegations of racist chanting at St Pancras station following Chelsea's Champions League clash in Paris. Transport police issued photographs of seven men as part of their probe into the incident which is said to have taken place at around 8pm on February 18. Witnesses claimed a group of fans marched through the station hurling racist abuse and making racist chants. A group of men were at St Pancras International station when they reportedly engaged in racist chanting . Chelsea drew 1-1 with PSG when they met in Paris and PSG progressed on away goals after the second leg . This was the day after an incident on the Paris Metro before Chelsea's match with Paris St Germain when a black man was subjected to alleged racist abuse as he unsuccessfully tried to board a carriage. The two men identified in connection with the St Pancras allegations will appear before Westminster Magistrates in May. A spokesman for British Transport Police (BTP) said: 'Following a thorough investigation we have reported two 21-year-old men for summons in relation to offences of racially aggravated harassment. 'The men, who are from Mitcham and Worcester Park, will appear at Westminster Magistrates’ Court on Monday, 11 May.' BTP say they are still investigating a separate incident in which a group of Chelsea supporters are alleged to have made racist chants on a train service from London Euston to Manchester Piccadilly following their side's Capital One Cup Final victory over Tottenham Hotspur on March 1. Sorry we are not currently accepting comments on this article.

Summary: Two men to appear in court after allegations of racist chanting . Incident said to have taken place at 8pm on February 18 . Chelsea and PSG drew the game in Paris 1-1 .


Zlatan Ibrahimovic isn't known for being shy and he was quick to show off the signed gift he was given following his impressive hat-trick in Paris Saint-Germain's 3-1 win over Lorient. The Swedish international has had a difficult few weeks following his sending off against Chelsea in the Champions League and his foul-mouthed rant at the officials following the league defeat against Bordeaux. Ibrahimovic took to Instagram where he posted the photo of his signed match ball. Zlatan Ibrahimovic posted this photo of the signed match ball following his hat-trick against Lorient . The PSG striker (right) had a a difficult few weeks but was able to forget about that with an impressive display . He said: 'For those of you who are wondering where the ball is...' PSG are just a point ahead of Lyon in Ligue 1, coming into the final matches of the campaign knowing that they can't afford to slip up if they want to retain the title. With a Champions League quarter-final place and currently top of the table, the French champions have potential for a great season but will need their talisman to keep on firing. Ibrahimovic slots home a penalty to seal the victory with his sides third of the contest in Paris . The Swedish international is congratulated by his team-mates after completing his hat-trick .

Summary: Zlatan Ibrahimovic scored a hat-trick for PSG against Lorient . The Swedish international posted the snap on his Instagram page . Ibrahimovic has had a difficult few weeks but was excellent on Friday .


Luis Suarez may have been Barcelona's goal hero in Sunday's El Clasico but it was Gerard Pique who won the plaudits for his flawless display. A survey of Barca fans voted defender Pique man of the match in the 2-1 victory over Real Madrid at the Nou Camp. After his impressive performance, Pique left the stadium with his pop star girlfriend Shakira . Gerard Pique was at his very best at the heart of the Barcelona defence against Real Madrid . The 28-year-old collected 44.9 per cent of the vote, following by Suarez with 28.2 per cent and Lionel Messi (17.9 per cent). Former Barcelona defender Carlos Puyol was among his many admirers, congratulated him via Twitter for his great performance. Gerard Pique has turned things round at Barcelona and was impressive at the Nou Camp . Real Madrid's Gareth Bale is tackled by Barcelona defender Gerard Pique on Sunday night . Pique was one of three Barcelona players, along with Jeremy Mathieu and Jordi Alba, who made 10 interceptions. Dani Alves made nine. The four defenders only committed three fouls all night, and Pique didn’t commit any in a game in which 12 players were booked by the referee. Luis Suarez celebrates scoring the winner for Barcelona against Real Madrid . Cristiano Ronaldo scored the equaliser but was not able to lead his side to victory at the Nou Camp . Sportsmail's Rik Sharma awarded PIque 9/10 for his 'world-class' performance against Real Madrid. He said: 'This was a performance from the defender which some believed was beyond him after his fall from grace. Got his head to every ball when it mattered and executed some perfect tackles.'

Summary: Gerard Pique voted man of the match in El Clasico by Barcelona fans . The defender collected 44.9 per cent of the vote, followed by Luis Suarez . Former Barcelona defender Carlos Puyol was among his many admirers .


Officials in Norway are warning anyone planning to visit the islands of Svalbard to witness this week's solar eclipse that polar bears are on the prowl in the Arctic region. The islands are said to be the ideal location to witness Friday's phenomenon due to its location in the eclipse's path and the low pollution in the area. However, the islands are also home to about 3,000 polar bears - the earth's largest land carnivore, and the area's tourist website cautions they attack without warning. Warning: The islands of Svalbard are said to be the best place on earth to watch Friday's eclipse - but they are also home to about 3,000 polar bears, which are known to attack without warning . British teenager Horatio Chapple, a pupil at Eton College, was killed by a polar bear on Svalbard during a schools trek in 2011. Christin Kristoffersen, mayor of Svalbard's main settlement Longyearbyen, said she expected 1,500 visitors for the eclipse, on top of its 2,500 residents, meaning the numbers on the archipelago had reached a maximum safe limit. 'Safety comes first, even before the eclipse,' she said. 'We need to take care of people. It's terribly cold in March and wehave the challenge with polar bears.' Meanwhile, in Germany experts said the eclipse will be a good test of the country's electricity grid, which relies increasingly on renewable energy. The partial eclipse affecting Germany is expected to cause a sudden drop and then a surge in solar-generated power, which contributed almost 6 percent to Germany's energy mix last year. In Britain, some parts of the country will experience as much as 97 per cent darkness, and outdoor events will be held nationwide as people gather to gaze heavenwards at 8.45am. During the landmark event, the Moon will pass between the Sun and the Earth, casting a deep shadow over the planet's surface in a partial eclipse. Unlike 1999, it will not be a total eclipse over Britain, although that will happen over the North Atlantic and the spectacular event will finish over the North Pole. The next similar eclipse will not take place over Britain until August 2026.

Summary: People visiting Svalbard told to watch out for polar bears during eclipse . The islands are one of the best places to witness the phenomenon . But also home to 3,000 of the predators - which attack without warning . Eclipse to take place at 8.45am on Friday and will be visible in the UK .


The world-famous, 1,000-mile journey across Alaska kicked off on Monday in Fairbanks. It usually starts 225 miles south in Willow, but poor conditions this year led organizers to reroute the trail around a mountain range. Aaron Burmeister reclaimed the lead of the Iditarod on Saturday after leaving the checkpoint at Nulato ahead of Jeff King. Burmeister hasn't taken his mandatory eight hour layover yet in the rice. King has. Scroll down for video . Stunning view: Under the northern lights, Norwegian rookie Thomas Waerner prepares to leave Huslia, Alaska, for Koyukuk on Saturday, March 14, 2015, in the Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race . In the race: Iditarod musher Matt Failor massages a sore ankle on one of his dogs in the Ruby, Alaska, checkpoint on Thursday, March 12 . Preparing to run: Iditarod musher Ken Anderson rubs ointment into the paws of one of his dogs at the Ruby, Alaska checkpoint on Wednesday, March 11 . Aliy Zirkle and her enthusiastic team arrive at the Huslia, Alaska, checkpoint for the Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race on Friday March 18 . Snow in their eyes; Mitch Seavey's lead dogs with frosty whiskers at the Huslia, Alaska, checkpoint for the Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race . The musher's kennel and breeding program has spent 17 years building an Iditarod team. The 39-year-old is the son of Iditarod veteran Richard Burmeister. King, 59, is a four-time Iditarod winner. He has been mushing since 1976 after he heard Jerry Riley's race finish while listening to the radio. Aliy Zirkle has also checked in at Nulato, a village of 246 people who rely on a trapping and subsistence lifestyle. Zirkle is trying for her first win after finishing second in the last three years. If the 45-year-old pulls in to the finish line at Nome first, she would be the first female Iditarod winner since 1990 when the late Susan Butcher finished first. Need enough snow: A lack of snow in south central Alaska forced race organizers to move the race north where there is more appropriate terrain for the race . Under the northern lights, Ray Redington Jr arrives in Huslia, Alaska, Saturday, March 14, 2015, in the Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race. (AP Photo/Alaska Dispatch News, Loren Holmes) Into the night: Jeff King leaves Huslia, Alaska, for the Koyukuk River in the Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race on Friday March 13 . First musher: Iditarod musher Aaron Burmeister was the first musher to arrive at the Huslia, Alaska checkpoint on Thursday, March 12, 2015 during the Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race . Showing support: Geir Iver Vikholt puts up a large banner cheering on the Norwegian mushers at the Huslia, Alaska, checkpoint for the Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race on Friday . Nulato is 346 miles from the finish line at Nome. Rounding out the top five are Jessie Royer and Dallas Seavey, who have both left Koyukuk for Nulato. Two mushers scratched on Saturday. Gerald Sousa dropped out at Galena and Christine Roalofs left in Ruby. Both cited the best interests of their

Summary: The world-famous, 1,000-mile journey across Alaska kicked off on Monday in Fairbanks . It usually starts 225 miles south in Willow, but poor conditions this year led organizers to reroute the trail around a mountain range . Aaron Burmeister reclaimed the lead of the Iditarod on Saturday after leaving the checkpoint at Nulato ahead of Jeff King . Four mushers have scratched and one has been disqualified . Two dogs have died, including a dog on four-time champion Lance Mackey's team .


Two Vietnamese citizens and a Canadian have been charged over roles in hacking email service providers in the United States in one of the largest reported data breaches in the nation's history, the Department of Justice said on Friday. Viet Quoc Nguyen, 28, is charged with hacking at least eight email service providers between February 2009 and June 2012 and obtaining more than one billion email addresses. The service providers involved were not named. According to the allegations, Nguyen and fellow Vietnamese citizen Giang Hoang Vu, 25, used the data to send so-called spam to tens of millions of people directing them to products they were selling online. Hacked: The data breach compromised almost one billion email addresses across the United States from February 2009 to June 2012 . Both men resided in the Netherlands. Vu, who was extradited to the United States in March of last year, pleaded guilty on Thursday to conspiracy to commit computer fraud. Nguyen remains at large. The other defendant, Canadian David-Manuel Santos Da Silva, 33, was charged with conspiracy to commit money laundering. He is the co-owner of a company called 21 Celsius Inc, that allegedly struck up a marketing arrangement with Nguyen and Vu to generate revenue and launder the proceeds, according to the Justice Department. The two men made $2 million from sales on those products over two years. “Those individuals who line their pockets with money gained through deceiving others should know they will not go undetected and will be held accountable,” said Special Agent in Charge Veronica F. Hyman-Pillot of the IRS Criminal Investigation Division. Vu was taken into custody in the Netherlands in 2012 and was extradited to the US at the beginning of March. Arrests: Two men from Vietnam directed spam to Canadian, David-Manuel Santos Da Silva and the three men made more than $2 million . He has pleaded guilty to to conspiracy to commit computer fraud. Da Silva was nabbed by authorities in February at Ft. Lauderdale International Airport trying to leave the country. 'This case reflects the cutting-edge problems posed by today's cybercrime cases, where the hackers didn't target just a single company; they infiltrated most of the country's email distribution firms,' said acting U.S. Attorney John A. Horn. 'And the scope of the intrusion is unnerving, in that the hackers didn't stop after stealing the companies' proprietary data — they then hijacked the companies' own distribution platforms to send out bulk emails and reaped the profits from email traffic directed to specific websites.'

Summary: Two Vietnamese citizens and one Canadian man arrested for huge spam email con .


Johan Cruyff labelled Holland's performance during Saturday's 1-1 draw at home to Turkey in their Euro 2016 qualifier 'a disgrace' - but manager Guus Hiddink insists he does not fear for his job. Hiddink's side needed a 93rd minute equaliser from Klaas-Jan Huntelaar, who inadvertently deflected in Wesley Sneijder's shot, to save a point in Amsterdam. The result leaves Holland third in Group A, five points behind Iceland in second and six off leaders Czech Republic but Hiddink rejected reports on Tuesday suggesting he is on the verge of being dismissed. Memphis Depay (left) and Ibrahim Afellay pictured in training as Holland prepare to play Spain in a friendly . Afellay (right) attempts to win the ball off of Depay in the Holland training session before the Spain match . Guus Hiddink's (centre) team are third in Group A of Euro 2016 qualifying after a 1-1 draw with Turkey . Johan Cruyff has revealed his dismay at Holland's performance in the encounter against Turkey . 'The author of the article is present (in the press room) so you should ask him,' Hiddink said at a press conference. 'I don't have the feeling that they (the Dutch Football Association, the KNVB) want to sack me and I still have a lot of fun in my job. There is nothing going on.' Pressure on Hiddink had earlier been heightened after Cruyff's damning verdict on the performance against Turkey. 'Holland were terrible against Turkey. Nobody did what they had to do,' Cruyff wrote in his column in De Telegraaf. 'The defenders were only passing the ball to the midfielders and they then passed it back to the defenders,' he added. 'The people with little creativity were dictating play. This is not what you want. The problems only got bigger.' Holland have the opportunity to make amends when they host Spain on Tuesday in a friendly which sees the two sides meet for the first time since the Dutch routed the then World Cup holders 5-1 at the 2014 tournament in Brazil. Spain prepared for the friendly with a 1-0 home victory over Ukraine, a strike from Alvaro Morata moving them three points clear of their rivals in second place in Group C. Wesley Sneijder (second right) saved a point in stoppage time as his shot deflected off Klaas-Jan Huntelaar . Spain defender Dani Carvajal (centre) poses alongside Iker Casillas (left) and Isco as Spain head to Holland . David De Gea (left) poses with Sergio Asenjo as Spain aim for revenge against Holland on Tuesday . Juan Bernat wants Spain to avenge a 5-1 defeat to Holland at the 2014 World Cup in Brazil . Vicente del Bosque's side are three points behind group leaders Slovenia, who have five wins from five, but their attention will now turn to avenging their World Cup defeat to Holland. 'There's always a rematch in football,' Juan Bernat of Bayern Munich told Spain's official website. 'That's what is so nice about this sport and what we will experience against the Netherlands after the match in the Brazil World Cup.'

Summary: Holland drew 1-1 at home in their Euro 2016 Group A qualifier with Turkey . Johan Cruyff slated the performance level in his De Telegraaf column . Holland play Spain on Tuesday, the first time since their 5-1 World Cup win .


Ella Woodward, a British health blogger who famously cured her rare but crippling nervous system disease by adopting a radical new diet two years ago, has made history in the U.K. as having the fastest selling debut cookbook since records began. Now, the 23-year-old former model has released her $16 food bible, Deliciously Ella, in the U.S. - with a list of banned foods so long it would make self-described lifestyle guru Gwyneth Paltrow's eyes water - and already it has shot to number one on Amazon's cookbook list. 'Healthy eating doesn’t have to be crazily complicated, it can actually be so fun,' Ella tells Daily Mail Online of her approach, which consists of no meat, dairy, eggs, gluten, refined sugar, caffeine, or processed foods of any kind, and rarely any alcohol. Green goddess: British health blogger Ella Woodward, 23, (pictured) has become the fastest debut cookbook seller in U.K. history, and the U.S. release of her book is proving wildly successful too . 'My aim is to get people excited about eating more veggies, and seeing them as a delicious ingredients rather than a chore,' the brunette beauty explains. Ella's ultra-clean diet may seem unfeasible to most, but her recipes have won her a staggering following; more than 42 million hits to her blog, Deliciously Ella, a recipe app which shot to the top of the U.S. and U.K. charts last year, and now, a record-breaking cookbook. And while some might think that Ella's health-focused food strategy would fail to catch on in the U.S. - where more than two thirds of adults are classified as obese or overweight - Ella feels that her strong American following is down to that fact that health foods, and veganism, have become so incredibly popular, even more so here than in the U.K. 'I spent a lot of time in Los Angeles last year, and taking care of yourself is just so normal there,' she remarks. 'No one thinks you're mad for going hiking and drinking green juice for fun.' Fan favorites include Ella's brownies, which are made from a base of sweet potatoes, and her coconut Thai curry, a creamy medley of squash and chickpeas. Success: Ella has amassed more than 42 million views on her blog since 2012, and her new cookbook (pictured), released in the U.S. this month, has already shot to the top of Amazon's best-selling cookbook list . Watch and learn: The health guru, pictured on the Today show last week teaching Matt Lauer a few tricks, says that vegan eating can be 'so much more than nut roasts' In the U.K, Ella - the daughter of a supermarket heiress and a politician - has been hailed as 'the new Nigella Lawson', but beyond their shared success, and their very pretty faces, Ella admits that her food philosophy couldn't be further from that of Ms Lawson's. 'It’s a gigantic compliment, and a huge honor to know that people see me in that way,' Ella says. 'And it’s true - our philosophies are very different - but we both love

Summary: Ella's debut cookbook, Deliciously Ella, $16, broke all sales records in the U.K. and is proving hugely popular in the U.S. too . The 23-year-old former model's diet contains no meat, dairy, eggs, gluten, refined sugar, processed foods or caffeine . Ella, a self-confessed former 'sugar monster', turned her eating habits around after falling ill with a rare nervous system disease, PoTs, in 2011 . She claims healthy food cured her, and now hopes to influence the diets of her fans around the world - starting with the U.S.