Chelsea football fans have allegedly been caught chanting the N-word and anti-Semitic slurs in a new race hate storm - prompting three Asian women and a black man to leave a train. After the club’s victory over Tottenham Hotspur on Sunday, a man was heard to say on the London to Manchester service: ‘Paris, Paris, Paris, that’s the way I like it, a n***** on the door’. This was a reference to the shocking incident that saw a group of Chelsea fans prevent a black man from getting onto a train on the Paris Metro last month before a Champions League game. On the train: Chelsea football fans have allegedly been caught chanting the N-word and anti-Semitic slurs . Video still: The incident on the service prompted three Asian women and a black man to leave the train . A video of the latest incident - obtained by The Sun and broadcast by ITV London News tonight - was taken by a passenger on the 9.25pm train from London Euston to Manchester Piccadilly. The clip - in which only the seats can be seen - also features someone saying ‘Tottenham are a load of Y**s’, referring to the club’s Jewish fan base, and ‘John Terry is a racist, a racist, a racist’. Club captain Terry was banned for four matches and fined £220,000 by the Football Association in October 2012 for racially abusing then QPR player Anton Ferdinand. The passenger who shot the latest footage - with whom police have been in contact - described his journey as '90 minutes of hell', saying nobody dared to confront the supporters. The video ends when as a man is heard warning his friend ‘somebody might be filming us’. British Transport Police said officers had received complaints from passengers on the train. Shocking previous incident: A group of Chelsea’s supporters prevented a black man from getting onto a train on the Paris Metro before a Champions League game last month . Win: The incident happened after the club’s 2-0 victory in the League Cup over Tottenham Hotspur on Sunday . Racist words: A video taken by a passenger on the 9.25pm train from London to Manchester (file picture) Detective Sergeant Michael Maher said: ‘I want to hear from anyone who was on the train, particularly in coach E, around the time it reached Stoke, 10.40pm. ‘By the accounts we have received, the group were chanting insults at other passengers, and some of these insults may have been racist. We are in the process of checking CCTV. ‘But I would like to hear from any passengers who may have captured the behaviour of the group on mobile phones. Such footage could be crucial to our investigation.’ Four men were ejected by police who boarded the train, with their names and addresses taken, while another four left by choice. And Rory Jennings, from the Chelsea Fans Channel, told ITV London: 'It's northern Chelsea fans. There's obviously some, but they should be quite easily pinpointed. Three years ago: Club captain John Terry (right) was banned for four matches

Summary: Man says: 'Paris, Paris, Paris, that’s the way I like it, a n***** on the door' Reference to group of Chelsea fans stopping black man getting on a train . Fans of Tottenham - who they had just played - are described as 'Y**s' Passenger took latest video on 9.25pm train from London to Manchester . British Transport Police in probe as they urge witnesses to come forward .


A dial-a-drug gang which took more than 1,000 orders a day from desperate customers on an advertised crime hotline has been jailed for 33 years collectively. At the height of its success the gang, headed by 30-year-old Sahil Patel, was delivering Class A drugs to hundreds of people across east London every day. It took orders for crack cocaine and heroin on a 24 hour phone number advertised across the area which customers could either phone or text to pay to have drugs delivered. Sahil Patel (left) was the ringleader of a drug gang which took delivery orders for crack cocaine and heroin on an advertised hotline. The 30-year-old was jailed for 16 years while Hamza Patel (right) was sentenced to six years and six months imprisonment . Nine of its members have been jailed at Snaresbrook Crown Court after police recovered 900g of crack cocaine and heroin with a street value of more than £60,000. Phone records show that over a 92 day period, more than 66,000 phone calls and 7937 text messages were made to the phone number in Dagenham, Barking, Ilford, Redbridge and Newham. Customers could place orders for crack cocaine or heroin and have them delivered to their front doors, the court heard. An estimated 750 people are thought to have contacted the number with around 700 calls and 86 texts sent every day. Patel, the organisation's ringleader, was in charge of setting up the phone line and taking orders while eight others were trusted to distribute drugs. Shenola Nightingale, 26, and Imran Shahid, 35, were also jailed. The pair were tried at Snaresbrook Crown Court alongside the rest of the gang which took more than 1,000 orders a day at its peak . Adeyemi Adeniyi, 51, (left) was jailed for 30 months at an earlier court date while 21-year-old Aqib Mumtaz (right), the gang's youngest member, was sentenced to two years behind bars . Tashin Ali, 23, (left) was jailed after earlier standing trial while 43-year-old Abdulkadir Mohamed (right) is yet to be sentenced . He was jailed for 16 years after being found guilty of possession of a firearm and ammunition with intent to endanger life, and conspiracy to supply Class A drugs. In 2001, when he was 19, he was jailed over separate drug offences. During a trial in Ilford it was heard proclaimed himself 'the best drug dealer in east London'. Eight others were charged with drug offences in the latest Metropolitan Police investigation. Roqib Ali, 37, was also convicted of conspiracy to supply Class A drugs . Hamza Patel, 26, was jailed for six years and six months after admitting conspiracy to supply Class A drugs. Imran Shahid, 35, Shenola Nightingale, 26, Roqib Ali, 37, Aqib Mumtaz, 21, Tashin Ali, 23, and Adeyemi Adeniyi, 51, were all given varying sentences for the same offence among others which included dangerous driving. Abdulkadir Mohamed, 43, was also convicted of conspiracy to supply Class A drugs. He is yet to be sentenced. The court heard how Sahil Patel was the head of an enterprise supplying Class

Summary: East London gang took orders for Class A drugs on advertised number . More than 66,000 calls and 7,000 texts were made over a period of 90 days . Ringleader Sahil Patel, 30, was in charge of taking orders for delivery . Eight others were trusted to distribute drugs with street value of £60,000 . All nine were convicted of drug offences at Snaresbrook Crown Court .


Scientologists hold a 'blackmail file' on John Travolta to stop him leaving the faith, which includes 'damaging material' from his sessions with auditors at the church, it has been claimed. A documentary investigating the religion and its secret California-based headquarters features a number of allegations about how members are threatened and tortured in prison-style camps and cut off from their family if they decide to leave Scientology. Others belonging to the most senior order of the faith have been forced to play musical chairs to the sound of Queen's Bohemian Rhapsody in a fight to secure a chair to stay in the church, it was claimed. Scroll down for video . A documentary claims to have revealed secrets about the church of Scientology, including that members hold a blackmail file on John Travolta and others have been subjected to hard labour in 'prison camps' The allegations featured in 'Going Clear: Scientology and the Prison of Belief', a documentary shown on HBO in America on Sunday evening. The claims have been disputed by the Church of Scientology who have branded those who featured in the show - many former senior members - as 'admitted' liars and perjurers and 'professional anti-Scientologists.' Directed by Alex Gibney, Going Clear aimed to expose the secrets behind the mysterious faith followed by thousands of people including film stars John Travolta and Tom Cruise. It included interviews with former senior members and officials who made explosive claims about punishments endured by members and how followers have been manipulated. These included descriptions of a 'prison camp', revealed by former member Sylvia 'Spanky' Taylor. People put into this camp are forced to do around 30 hours of hard labour, broken up by three hour rest breaks. Spanky was once the point of contact between the Church and Travolta and said she was sent to this 'prison camp', known as the Rehabilitation Project Force which, she claims, is where members are 'reindoctrinated.' The documentary also claimed Scientology chiefs hold a 'black PR package' on Travolta, with all the disclosures he made during auditing sessions. During these sessions a trained auditor asked pointed questions such as 'What are you willing for me to talk to others about?' Travolta is said to have requested that his sessions were not filmed, but secret cameras were allegedly installed anyway. As well as the claims about Travolta, former senior members of the faith told documentary makers about the various forms of punishment meted out by leaders. The show claimed there is a 'black file' on John Travolta, which includes records of his auditing sessions . Senior members of Scientology, that are part of the higher Sea Org order, apparently are forced to play musical chairs to Bohemian Rhapsody by Queen to vie for a place in the church, as a form of punishment . Another form of punishment involved members of the highest ranking order within the Scientology church, Sea Org, whose members are said to be punished by being thrown in 'The Hole'. As well as beatings in 'The Hole', they are allegedly also subjected to

Summary: Going Clear documentary claims to reveal secrets of Scientology religion . It alleges the church has a 'blackmail file' on John Travolta from auditing sessions and members are thrown into 'The Hole' to confess their crimes and vie for places by playing musical chairs to Bohemian Rhapsody . Sylvia 'Spanky' Taylor, who once acted as the intermediary between the church and John Travolta, said people were punished with 30 hours labour . Scientologists rejected allegations saying they are from 'admitted liars'


Sunderland defender Wes Brown will be tackling questions during an appearance on All Star Family Fortunes to raise money for charity. The former Manchester United star will take part with his family on the popular ITV game show in a bid to raise funds for the Beechwood cancer charity's Silver Wing Appeal. The programme has not been aired yet, but Brown's wife Leanne offered a sneak preview after posting an Instagram picture of the family accompanied by the caption: 'Looking forward to this week's family fortunes! It's the Browns vs the Halpenny's'. 'The Browns' will be pitted against actress Jill Halfpenny and her family on the Sunday game show . Brown's wife, Leanne (2nd left), posted an Instagram picture ahead of the show's broadcast . The former England defender and his wife will answer questions from Vernon Kay and his 'survey' Kay waits for an answer from the Browns, although Leanne said she wished they 'could have won more' Brown and his family have been pitted against actress Jill Halfpenny and her loved ones on the Sunday night show hosted by Vernon Kay. Brown's wife Leanne, who also appears in Real Housewives of Cheshire, told the Manchester Evening News: 'It was a great experience – I just wish we could have won more.' The family chose the Beechwood charity as Brown's uncle is currently battling cancer and his wife and grandaughter have been using the charity's support services. The Sunderland defender is raising money for cancer charity Beechwood's Silver Wing Appeal . Wes Brown has had his red card rescinded after being wrongly sent off against Manchester United . The former England defender trains with team-mates ahead of Sunderland's clash with Aston Villa . Angela Gray, fundraising manager at the Stockport charity, said: 'We are thrilled to have been chosen as the charity by Wes and Leanne. 'Natasha, Wes's sister came into Beechwood and really enjoyed having a look at what we do, a really lovely family.' Sunderland face Aston Villa on Saturday with Brown eligible to play after having his red card against United rescinded when referee Roger East appeared to send the wrong player off. Clarke Carlisle famously won Countdown on his debut appearance in 2010, but the former Burnley star is not the only footballer to be seen on TV game shows... Peter Shilton, Graeme Le Saux, Geoff Hurst, Lee Dixon, Mark Bright, Steve Bull, and Martin Peters have all appeared in Pointless . Clarke Carlisle won Countdown on his debut appearance in 2010 . Sportsmail columinist Jamie Redknapp is team captain on A League Of Their Own, which has featured players including Rio Ferdinand, Joe Hart, Peter Crouch, Robbie Fowler, Gary Neville and Vincent Kompany . John Fashanu, Rodney Marsh, Neil Ruddock and Jimmy Bullard have all been on I'm a Celebrity, Get Me Out Of Here! And, Vinnie Jones, Neil Ruddock and Ron Atkinson have starred in Celebrity Big Brother.

Summary: Sunderland defender will appear on All Star Family Fortunes to raise money for cancer charity Beechwood . Wife Leanne Brown posted an Instagram picture from the ITV game show hosted by Vernon Kay . Wes Brown has had his red card rescinded after being wrongly sent off against former club Manchester United .


A museum for gangster John Dillinger has residents of a small Indiana town choosing sides over the infamous gangster 80 years after his death. On one side are the citizens of Crown Point, pop. 28,000, who see tourism dollars in the collection of Dillinger artifacts that recently moved from the town of Hammond to the Historic Lake County Courthouse in Crown Point. On the other side are the town's supporters of Sheriff Lillian Holley, the first woman to carry the title in Indiana who became a national pariah after Dillinger duped her into setting him free using a piece of wood meant to look like a gun. Scroll down for video . Taking sides: A new John Dillinger museum in Crown Point, Indiana has the town taking sides. On one are the residents who applaud a potentially money-making new attraction. Opponents say it is a slap in the face to justice and to the state's first female sheriff who was duped into letting Dillinger escape . Infamous extradition: Seen here, in an infamous photo that would one day prevent Prosecuting Attorney Robert G. Estell from running for governor of Indiana, the state's first female sheriff Lillian Holley stands to the attorney's left with John Dillinger at the right after the gangster's extradition back to Indiana in 1934 . Holley died in 1994 at 103 after spending her life being protected by the people of Crown Point, writes the IndyStar. Her supporters maintain that a Dillinger museum is not only a slap in the face of justice but also an affront to women and an embarrassment to the town that was, for a time, infamous for having let Public Enemy No. 1 walk free. 'Here was this young widow who'd been embarrassed and humiliated,' local historian and director of the Old Sheriff's House and Jail museum Deborah Thill said of Holley, whose sheriff husband had died and left the position to her. 'Lillian was a kind person, and the town formed a human cocoon around her.' People like Thill are helping make sure that continues. Years ago, a local investor helped the town acquire some Dillinger artifacts expecting to place them in the Old Sheriff's House and Jail museum. But the museum said no. Now, the new Dillinger museum is located in the historic courthouse, instead of the actual site of the Dillinger escape. 'Our goal,' says Thill, 'is to turn this into a law enforcement museum, not a Dillinger museum.' Meanwhile, the South Shore Convention and Visitors Authority, the Courthouse Foundation and the city held the first of what will be two openings for the museum Tuesday. Dillinger escaped from the Old Sheriff's House and Jail, pictured here . John Dillinger was placed in the prison at Crown Point, Indiana while awaiting trial for the murder of East Chicago, Indiana police officer William Patrick O'Malley. At the helm of the town's sheriff's department was Sheriff Lillian Holley, who'd been appointed to serve out the term of her late sheriff husband after he died in the line of duty. The jail at the

Summary: Crown Point, Indiana's historic county courthouse now houses a museum for the infamous gangster, who escaped from jail in the town in 1934 . Dillinger escaped with the help of a fake wooden gun he used to trick Sheriff Lillian Holley (bottom at left) into setting him free . Holley nonetheless remained a beloved character in the town until her death in 1994 at the age of 103 .


Italy has reopened one of the most famous ruins of Pompeii, following threats the site might lose its UNESCO World Heritage site listing and millions in EU funding unless it is restored. The Villa dei Misteri (Villa of Mysteries), an estate on the outskirts of Pompeii's city centre that features some of the best-preserved frescoes of the site, is now open to the public after one of many restoration projects ordered by the EU. The historic Roman city, which was destroyed by a volcanic eruption in 79 AD, has been accused of mismanagement and neglect, and the EU has given the Italian government until the end of 2015 to fix its problems. Scroll down for video . Like new: The Villa dei Misteri(The Villa of Mysteries) in Pompeii has been restored and reopened . Work: Years of neglect has meant that Italy faced losing Pompeii's World Heritage status, along with funding, and the government was issued with a deadline by EU to spend £78 million by 2016 for restoration projects . Preserved paintings: The Villa dei Misteri features some of the best-preserved frescoes in the remains of Pompeii and is classed as a Unesco World Heritage Site . Revamp: One of the frescoes that has been restored to its former glory at the Villa of the Mysteries at the ancient archaeological site of Pompeii . Culture Minister Dario Franceschini, who cut the ribbon to open the villa on Friday, said that while problems still remain at Pompeii, Italy is on schedule to meet their EU deadline. Italy has been ordered to spend 105 million euros (£78million) in EU funds by the end of the year for maintenance and restoration projects, or lose its funding. While only three projects have been completed, 13 are underway and some 65 million euros has been awarded in contracts, officials said. In addition, 85 people have been hired to work on the site and visitor numbers last year were 200,000 more than in 2013. More than 80 people have worked on the Pompeii site to restore the artwork in a bid to boost visitor numbers . Italy had been ordered to restore the works of art by the EU in a programme, which cost the country 105million euros . The historic Roman city, which was destroyed by a volcanic eruption in 79 AD, has been accused of mismanagement and neglect . 'We know well that the world looks with great attention at everything that happens at Pompeii,' Franceschini said as he stood before a fresco of Dionysius and Aphrodite in the villa's main salon. 'Today, Italy is proud to say to the world that we have turned a page.' Pompeii, a busy commercial city overlooking the Mediterranean, was destroyed in A.D. 79 by an eruption of Mount Vesuvius that killed thousands of people and buried the city in 20 feet of volcanic ash. UNESCO threatened to take the ancient city of Pompeii off its World Heritage site list unless the artwork was restored . Two of the frescos, which are now available to view in the ancient

Summary: The Villa dei Misteri(Villa of Mysteries) in Pompeii reopened . One of the preserved properties on the historic site now restored . Pompeii was destroyed in 79 AD by an eruption of Mount Vesuvius . Italy need to spend £78m to restore the city or lose its EU funding .


Gruesome new images have emerged showing Islamic State militants stoning a blindfolded and bound man and woman to death in Iraq after they were accused of having sex before marriage. Taken in the ISIS-stronghold of Mosul in Nineveh province, the shocking images show a large crowd gathered to watch the jihadis murder the defenceless couple. Young boys clamber onto their fathers' shoulders to get a better view of the man and woman being charged with 'fornication', before the familiar white-bearded face of ISIS's elderly Mosul-based executioner-in-chief Abu Ansar al-Ansari orders their stoning to death. Stoned to death: Taken in the ISIS-stronghold of Mosul in Nineveh province, the shocking images show a large crowd gathered to watch the ISIS militants murder the defenceless couple . Accusation: An Islamic State militant with a yellow scarf covering his face is seen using a microphone and PA system to read out the charge of 'fornication' -or sex outside marriage - against the couple . The sickening images begin by showing a large crowd gathered in a rain-drenched square in central Mosul. With heavily armed militants taking up positions on ledges overlooking the crowd, the young men and boys jostle to ensure they get the best view of the murder . In the background of the image, women wearing black niqabs are seen gathered together. An Islamic State militant with a yellow scarf covering his face is then seen using a microphone and PA system to read out the charge of 'fornication' against the couple, suggesting they have been accused of having sex without being married, not of committing adultery. A large pile of stones are then seen heaped in the middle of the road, before the barbaric ISIS militants began throwing them at the defenceless and blindfolded couple, who have had their hands bound to prevent them getting away. As stones rain down on the victims' bodies, large pools of blood appear in the road, before eventually the man and woman die of their injuries and the savagery finally comes to an end. Bloodthirsty: With heavily armed militants taking up positions on ledges overlooking the crowd, the young men and boys jostle to ensure they get the best view of the murder . Preparing to kill: After the charges are read out, the familiar white-bearded face of ISIS' elderly Mosul-based executioner-in-chief Abu Ansar al-Ansari (centre) orders their stoning to death . The images emerged as Iran's Revolutionary Guard this morning said a U.S. drone strike killed two of its advisers in Iraq, though the U.S. said it has only struck militants in its campaign against ISIS. The claim came as negotiators attempted to reach a deal on Iran's contested nuclear program, which hard-liners in the Islamic Republic have opposed as giving away too much to the West. The Guard said on its sepahnews.ir website the strike happened March 23, just after the U.S.-led coalition began airstrikes to support Iraqi forces trying to retake the Islamic State-held city of Tikrit. It identified the dead as Ali Yazdani and Hadi Jafari, saying they were buried yesterday. It called

Summary: ISIS jihadis accused the couple of having sex without being married . They were blindfolded and tied up and taken to a square in central Mosul . Charges against the pair were read out in front of a large crowd . Militants then threw rocks at the couple until they died in pools of blood .


A woman dug up her father's grave in search of his 'real will' but found only vodka and cigarettes. Melanie Nash, 53, was one of four accused in the plan to open Eddie Nash's vault in Colebrook, then rifle through his casket last May in a scene a prosecutor compared to an Edgar Allan Poe story. Police said she felt she was shorted in her share of the inheritance after her father died in 2004. They didn't find a will in the casket. Plot: Melanie Nash (left), 52, is pleaded guilty to conspiring to remove her father Eddie's remains from Colebrook Village Cemetery in New Hampshire in May of last year. Mr Nash (right) died of a heart attack in 2005 . Ransacked: The vault of Mr Nash was found cracked with the casket opened and his remains ransacked . His body was left intact. Nash, who faced trial in March, instead agreed to plead guilty to charges of criminal mischief, interference with a cemetery, conspiracy and abuse of a corpse on Monday. Her sentencing is scheduled for May 5. Two others pleaded guilty; a third person was acquitted. Melanie Nash told police: 'All this was done for the right reasons and I know my father would be OK with it' Nash told police she did not receive anything when her father died and had been thinking of digging up the grave for years to prove that her sister, Susie Nash, 'hid the will.' Susie Nash has said there was only one will when her father's estate plan was done in 1995 and everyone involved knew about it. In a written statement to police last June, Melanie Nash wrote that she met up with the others to go to the cemetery. She wrote: 'All this was done for the right reasons and I know my father would be OK with it.' She ended her statement with: 'What we all did was to dig up my father's coffin, Eddie Nash, looking for documents. We did it with respect.' However, after ransacking her father's remains, Nash found only a packet of cigarettes in his hand, a police affidavit said. 'You hear of grave robbing 100, 150 years ago,' Jenkins and Newman Funeral Home Director Michael Pearson told the station WMUR last year. Successful: Mr Nash, a one-time dairy farmer, started a successful heavy equipment business in 1979, still run by his family . 'You don't think of it in 2014.' Her lawyer argued her statements were given before she was informed of her right against self-incrimination. But a judge ruled that she freely came to the police station after a warrant had been issued for her arrest and voluntarily gave her statements. Mr Nash died of a heart attack at 68, started an equipment business in 1979 still run by his family. Mr Nash, a one-time dairy farmer, started a successful heavy equipment business in 1979, still run by his family. The Colebrook-based company, which employs 30 workers, sells second-hand backhoes, skidders and dozers all over the U.S. and Canada . After her sister

Summary: Melanie Nash, 53, was accused in the plan to open Eddie Nash's vault in Colebrook . Nash believed she had been shorted in her inheritance . Mr. Nash had been a successful entrepreneur, starting a farm equipment business still operating today .


Suspended over the River Thames on wires just over an inch thick, this daring stunt involving the new Jaguar XF looks like something out of a James Bond film. The dramatic pictures of the Jaguar rehearsing crossing the Thames will give car enthusiasts some much-needed excitement in the absence of Top Gear. With the iconic skyline of Canary Wharf in the backdrop, the Jaguar was pictured yesterday rehearsing for the world's first high-wire water crossing to demonstrate the car's 'lightweight and agile credentials'. With British stuntman Jim Dowdall, who has appeared in Bond, the Bourne film series and Indiana Jones at the wheel, the sports car was spotted practising traversing across the two 34mm-diameter wires. Tonight he will perform the feat in full - and it will be broadcast live on Jaguar's website at 7pm. With the Canary Wharf skyline in the background, the Jaguar XF rehearses crossing the Thames on wires just over an inch thick . Driven by British stuntman Jim Dowdall, the car makes its way along the wires in what will be the world's first high-wire water crossing . With the Citi bank, Barclays and HSBC headquarters in the backdrop, the Jaguar XF plots its precarious course along the wires . On a gloomy day in the capital, the brand new Jaguar XF practiced travelling across the Thames balanced on just two 4cm-diameter wires . Ian Callum, Director of Design, Jaguar, said: 'I believe the all-new XF will be the best looking car in its class. 'Elegant, handsome and with proportions that imbue a great sense of integrity - the all-new XF will be true to the strong tradition of sporting Jaguar saloons while being completely of its time.' Jaguar's original XF range was first launched in 2007 and is the biggest selling and most awarded car in its current product range. Tonight's stunt in the capital's financial district comes a week ahead of its public motor show debut in New York - and enthusiasts can watch it live from 7pm at www.jaguar.co.uk/newxf. Tonight's daring stunt involving the luxury sports car comes a week ahead of its public motor show debut in New York . Jaguar's original XF range was first launched in 2007 and is the biggest selling and most awarded car in its current product range . The car is suspended on steel wire ropes as it rehearsed the heart-stopping stunt across the River Thames yesterday . Last week, Jaguar Land Rover laid the foundations for a new £150million automotive technology and innovation centre at Warwick University which is to open in 2017 and employ 1,000 people. The 33,000 sq m facility will become the hub for Jaguar Land Rover's advanced research with cutting-edge workshops, laboratories, virtual engineering suites and advanced engine facilities. It will also 'focus on inspiring the next generation of engineers – from schoolchildren to undergraduates.' Jaguar Land Rover already employs more than 8,000 engineers and designers in the UK and in 2015/16 the business will invest up to £3.8billion in product creation. The new centre will complement Jaguar Land Rover's existing product

Summary: The Jaguar was pictured rehearsing crossing the Thames on wires just over an inch thick for launch of new model . Incredible pictures show British stuntman Jim Dowdall practising driving the car across two 34mm-diameter wires . Tonight he will perform feat in full - and it will be broadcast live on Jaguar's website a week before its official launch .


A missing 36-year-old professor was found dead Sunday, four days after she vanished. Laura Wilkinson's body was found in some woods about 15 miles from the Pennsylvania college where she worked. The Westmoreland County Coroner's Office said that no foul play is suspected in her death. Scroll down for video . Discovery: Laura Wilkinson's body was found Sunday morning, about 15 miles from where she worked at St. Vincent College . The coroner's office said in a news release that the 36-year-old's '[c]ause and manner of death will be pending autopsy results, toxicology results and further investigation.' Volunteer searchers found the part-time Saint Vincent College professor's body at 8:12am Sunday in Cook Township. They found Wilkinson's car Saturday in the same wooded area, about 50 miles southeast of Pittsburgh. Wilkinson had been missing since Wednesday. The Westmoreland County Coroner's Office said that the professor's death was suspicious. Funeral arrangements will be taken care of by a Greensburg funeral home, the office said. The coroner's office said Wilkinson's death was being looked into by Pennsylvania State Police in Greensburg. School: Laura Wilkinson attended St. Vincent College, pictured, and later taught there . Trooper Stephen Limani, a state police spokesman, said in a Sunday news release sent to Daily Mail Online on Monday that 'Preliminary reports would indicate no signs of foul play. Toxicology reports are still pending.' Limani also said that on Saturday, 'A search near [Wilkinson's] vehicle was conducted but turned up negative.' Saint Vincent College in Latrobe is a private Catholic school that has about 2,000 students. The school's president Brother Norman Hipps said in a statement to WTAE 'The entire Saint Vincent community is mourning the loss of Laura, who was a 2002 graduate of the College. Laura taught chemistry labs for the Herbert W. Boyer School of Natural Sciences, Mathematics and Computing, where she had worked for approximately 10 years. 'We are sending our prayers and offering any assistance we can to her husband, Jay, and to their family. 'Campus ministers and counseling staff are available to members of the campus community, as are residence life staff. Plans are being made for a memorial service, and arrangements will be shared with the community as soon as they are available to allow students, faculty and staff to support her family and friends in their loss.'

Summary: Laura Wilkinson's body was found in some woods about 15 miles from the Pennsylvania college where she worked . The Westmoreland County Coroner's Office said that no foul play is suspected in her death . Volunteer searchers found the part-time Saint Vincent College professor's body at 8:12am Sunday in Cook Township . They found Wilkinson's car Saturday in the same wooded area, about 50 miles southeast of Pittsburgh . Wilkinson had been missing since Wednesday .


Johnny Herbert believes McLaren could find themselves at the back end of the grid when the new Formula One season gets under way. The Woking-based marque have struggled to put in the pre-season testing miles due to a number of issues with their new car - with Honda returning to the sport and providing their first attempt at a current F1 power unit. With other teams pounding around Jerez and Barcelona collecting valuable data and information ahead of the season opener in Melbourne on March 15, McLaren have often found their car back in the garage with one fault or another. The McLaren car could struggle at the start of the season, reckons Johnny Herbert . Herbert fears for McLaren . Add to that the fact two-time world champion Fernando Alonso will not be racing in Australia after crashing out at high-speed in Barcelona and it has not been the best reunion for McLaren and Honda - with Herbert tipping them to really struggle in the opening rounds. 'There is definitely a chance of that,' Herbert said when asked if the eight-time constructors' champions could find themselves behind a host of other teams this year. 'So many cars have improved. The middle of the pack seems very close. Lotus seem better, Sauber look better. Ferrari look faster than they were last year as well - Red Bull and Toro Rosso, also. 'The middle pack is tight but we haven't seen the McLaren setting their best times so we don't know where they will be. 'The run of over 100 laps (from Button in Barcelona) put them in the middle of that pack - is that a true showing of their pace? We really don't know. 'We don't know the whole grid order because I don't think everyone has shown their full hand and, unfortunately for McLaren and everyone else, I don't think Mercedes have either.' With the news that Alonso, re-signed to the team after the Spaniard left Ferrari, will be sitting out of the curtain-raiser after his mysterious crash has only added to McLaren's issues - with Herbert questioning why the rekindled relationship with Honda has got off to such an underwhelming start. 'McLaren have been a disappointment so far,' the former Benetton and Stewart driver told the Press Association. Fernando Alonso will miss the curtain-raiser in Australia after his horrific crash in Barcelona . 'You were thinking "Honda have come back and are back with McLaren again. They had all the success in the late 80s and they had last year to look and see what was going on - they saw other manufacturers having to overcome issues whilst they were working on their engine. 'All of these issues they have had have made it really difficult for them to get any serious running whatsoever. They have had a mass of problems that haven't helped them. 'It is sad news that Fernando will not be in Australia - everything has gone against them so far. 'The preparation is something that maybe wasn't to the high standards than Ron Dennis is

Summary: Johnny Herbert believes McLaren could find themselves at the back end of the grid when the F1 season starts . McLaren have often found their car back in the garage with one fault or another . Fernando Alonso will miss the season opener in Australia .


Matt Scott has demanded Scotland keep their emotions in check against England today as they look to avoid a repeat of last season’s Calcutta Cup humiliation. The Scots were despatched with embarrassing ease at Murrayfield during the 2014 Six Nations, the 20-0 defeat leading to some commentators questioning whether they should remain part of the Championship. Now, having lost their first three matches of this year’s tournament, Vern Cotter’s men head to Twickenham once again in dire straits and with a winless record at ‘HQ’ that stretches back to 1983. Scotland tighthead Euan Murray throws a pass during his side's captain's run at Twickenham on Friday . Scotland hooker Ross Ford leads a passing drill during Scotland's final preparations for Saturday's game . Edinburgh's Greig Tonks will provide three-quarter from the bench at England HQ . However, Scotland centre Scott, recalled to the starting XV at the expense of the luckless Alex Dunbar, believes that the visitors can upset the odds - but only if they avoid the mistakes made 12 months ago. ‘The England game last year was horrible to look back on,’ he said. ‘It was a terrible overall performance. ‘I remember the boys being so fired up for that game and it is funny how we just completely went to pieces. ‘We didn’t play rugby at all back then so this weekend it’s about drip feeding that passion we felt last year but channelled in the wrong way. Last year, we had boys with tears in their eyes in the dressing room before the game. ‘It was an emotionally charged affair, but it’s a professional sport and it should all be about cool heads. ‘There’s a big focus for us on keeping cool this week because there’s a fine line between being like that and letting your emotions run away with you and we certainly crossed it in the wrong way last year. Vern Cotter's squad gather for a team huddle at the end of the session at Twickenham . ‘I took that defeat really badly as it was probably the worst one of my career. ‘I remember the embarrassment of it all and that defeat has been used as motivation this week. There was a lack of structure to our attack, we were all over the place in parts. There was poor execution of kicks, poor decision-making, it just looked really disjointed. ‘We have watched clips this week and we know there are one or two points to prove.’ Scott also revealed that, should the Scots pull off what some would consider the impossible, they would dedicate the victory to stricken team-mate Dunbar. The Edinburgh centre admitted he was ‘devastated’ for his close friend after Dunbar sustained a knee injury that could rule him out of this year’s Rugby World Cup. ‘I am sure it will be tough for Alex to watch knowing that he was meant to be playing in the match today,’ said Scott. ‘It would be a massive get well soon present for him from us if we can bring home the Calcutta Cup for

Summary: It is 32 years since Scotland last won at Twickenham . Scotland have lost all three of the Six Nations matches so far this season . Some bookmakers have Vern Cotter's side at 9/1 to lift the Calcutta Cup .


Patients lying in their hospital beds are charged 10 times more to watch 'free' TV programmes than prisoners incarcerated in their cells, it has emerged. To use a bedside television showing terrestrial programmes at Southport Hospital, patients are charged £10 every 24 hours. Meanwhile inmates at nearby Maghull's HMP Kennet pay just £1 a week to have a TV in their cell. The stark disparity has prompted patients and their families to hit out at the costs, saying they add a huge expense to a stay in hospital. To use a bedside television showing terrestrial programmes at Southport Hospital, patients are charged £10 every 24 hours. That is 10 times more than prisoners are required to spend to watch the same 'free' TV programmes. Relatives have branded the disparity 'shocking and unfair' (file picture) Mike Gillett, whose relative was a patient at Southport Hospital after breaking her leg, said the family paid £140 over the course of a two-week stay. He said: 'To charge £10 is just unfair because you have nothing better to do but to watch TV while you are in hospital. 'What else are you supposed to do? 'But to find out that people in prisons pay just £1 just beggar's belief. 'Hard working tax payers are forking out £10 per day to watch TV from their hospital bed when they have nothing better to do, but criminals pay a small fraction of the same amount - when they're supposed to be locked up. 'It just doesn't seem fair. I understand they have costs to meet but I would be shocked if it costs as much as £10 a day. 'Some patients on the ward were complaining that they only watch one soap a day, and it still costs them the same amount as if they were watching 24 hours of TV.' Hospedia provides bedside TV services in NHS hospitals across the country. Patients are all charged similar amounts for access to TV, phone and internet services, across the UK. Meanwhile inmates at nearby Maghull's HMP Kennet pay just £1 a week to have a TV in their cell (file image) A spokesperson for the company defended the charges to patients, saying it also paid for installation costs. They said: 'Hospedia provides bedside media to both Southport and Ormskirk hospitals across the majority of their wards. 'We have 323 TVs installed at Southport and 134 at Ormskirk. 'Private providers have spent hundreds of millions of pounds installing and operating these systems so that the NHS did not have to pay for them from public funds. 'If a patient is staying in hospital for one day only, we have a number of options for them to purchase but it is important to note that there are many longer term packages providing a wide range of further options too. 'We give very serious consideration to the packages we offer and customer feedback has been the driving force in selecting the durations and options we currently have available.' A spokesman for Southport and Ormskirk Hospital NHS Trust said: 'We will discuss the

Summary: Patients at Southport Hospital, near Liverpool, pay £10 a day to watch TV . But inmates at nearby prison are charged just £1 to watch TV in their cells . Patients and families have hit out at the 'shocking and unfair' costs .


More than 1,000 years ago this pre-Inca baby was laid to rest on a barren Peruvian hillside. It was among dozens of well-preserved mummified skeletons found by archaeologists on the outskirts of the capital city of Lima. The discovery was made by experts who were hired by the Government to search the hillside for any remains prior to the building of a new road. This pre-Inca baby was found on a barren Peruvian hillside by archaeologist combing the site before a new road is constructed . The newfound site is on the northwestern edge the largest Inca cemetery ever excavated, Puruchuco-Huaquerones. In the last 60 years researchers have examined just 10 per cent of the historic site. So far they have uncovered 2,000 mummies, ceramics and hundreds of pieces of textile, silver, copper and gold. Three days into the project the archaeologist came across the cemetery, according to National Geographic News. 'By now we have over 40 [mummy bundles] and the number increases every day.' Guillermo Cock, a Lima-based archaeologist, reportedly told the website. 'Given the proximity to the city and the tradition of looting in the area, we are really surprised that this is mostly undisturbed, mostly intact, mostly unlooted. 'Only a few bundles have suffered damage by human action.' In total the team located around 26 tombs, containing both children and adults. The latest discovery was made close to Puruchuco-Huaquerones - the largest Inca cemetery ever excavated. In the last 60 years researchers have examined just 10 per cent of the historic site. So far they have uncovered 2,000 mummies, ceramics and hundreds of pieces of textile, silver, copper and gold. The mummified skeleton has been preserved for more than 1,000 years outside Peru's capital of Lima . As well as the baby, archaeologists also uncovered the well-preserved remains of a number of pre-Inca adult . An archaeologist at the site museum shows how the mummies were wrapped up to preserve them . The latest finds have been moved to a site museum before the local government move ahead with the building of the new highway. Here archaeologist have been carefully examining the well-preserved remains. In recent years thousands of mummies have been uncovered in Peru by archaeologists . One of the most famous to ever be uncovered was 'Juanita the Ice Maiden', a girl preserved in ice on a mountain. A pre-Inca silver ceremonial mask is seen on March 4, 2015, at the site museum of the almost unknown Puruchuco -"Feathered Head-Piece" in Andean Quechua language-complex in Lima. The site where the 26 tombs were found on the outskirts of Lima in Peru . A pre-Inca cotton and wool shoulder bag mask with silver applications is among the haul of historical items discovered in LIma, Peru . Experts examine a number of ceramics that were also uncovered by researchers .

Summary: Mummified pre-Inca baby found on hillside on the outskirts of Lima, Peru . Experts found 26 tombs containing bodies of adults and children . Archaeologists were searching site ahead of a new road building project . Well-preserved remains now being moved to a museum .


Roma were held 0-0 on Sunday against Chievo Verona as the capital side's title hopes took another blow in a Serie A match which was marred by a gruesome injury to youngster Federico Mattiello. The 19-year-old Mattiello, who is on loan at Chievo from Juventus, was stretchered off in tears after breaking his leg in a clash with Radja Nainggolan. It was Roma's eighth draw in nine league matches and leaves them eight points behind Juventus, who host Sassuolo on Monday. The draw was marred by a gruesome injury to youngster Federico Mattiello (left) who is on loan at Chievo . Players hold theirs heads in despair as they realise the severity of the injury to Mattiello during the game . Mattiello leaves the pitch after an injury during Italian Serie A match at the Bentegodi stadium . Third-place Napoli have the chance to close the gap on Roma to two points when it hosts Inter Milan on Sunday night. Elsewhere, crisis-hit Parma played again after postponing two matches. The financially-stricken club drew 0-0 at home to Atalanta, in Edy Reja's first match in charge of the visitors. Also, Empoli drew 1-1 with Genoa, Udinese beat Torino 3-2 and Cesena drew 0-0 with Palermo. Parma's Fabiano Santacroce competes for the ball with Atalanta's Mauricio Pinilla at Parma's Tardini stadium . Mattiello was injured in the 16th minute at Verona. Video images from the game showed the bottom half of the midfielder's right leg bending and initial reports said he has broken both his tibia and fibula. Mattiello was carried off to a standing ovation from the fans and the benches off both teams. It was only his third appearance for Chievo after joining from Juventus in January, but he has impressed and was regarded as one of Italy's promising talents. Players from both teams were visibly shaken by the injury and the match took a while to get going again after the restart. Roma's Gervinho is challenged by Chievo Verona's Ezequiel Schelotto and teammate Bostjan Cesar . Roma should have taken the lead at the end of the first half following a great counterattack from Juan Iturbe, who found Gervinho. The Ivory Coast midfielder raced down the right but his effort scraped the outside of the far post. Chievo also had chances with Valter Birsa firing wide from a good position and Roma goalkeeper Morgan De Sanctis twice denying Riccardo Meggiorini. It was a valuable point for Chievo, who moved six points away from the relegation zone. Udinese's Giampiero PinzI grabs a piggy back from Torino's Fabio Quagliarella at the Friuli Stadium . Parma has been sold twice this season and wages have gone unpaid for months. Its previous two matches - at home with Udinese and at Genoa - were postponed indefinitely because the club couldn't pay for basic services such as security and electricity. However, the league voted to give Parma a five million euro emergency fund on Friday to help the club finish the season. There were banners displayed at the stadium against current owner Giampietro Manenti as well

Summary: Roma's title bid was dealt a blow as they drew 0-0 with Chievo Verona . Rudi Garcia's side are now eight points adrift of Serie A leaders Juventus . The draw gives rivals Napoli the chance to close the gap on Roma . Match which was marred by an injury to youngster Federico Mattiello .


The owner of nine grocery stores in central Ohio is accused of leading a large-scale drug ring trafficking heroin, cocaine and marijuana from Mexico to Chicago and Ohio for years. Liborio Alcauter was one of 29 people indicted in a large-scale drugs sting last September. Investigators are also probing claims he hired a Mexican hitman to kill the judge and investigators after his arrest, the Columbus Dispatch reports. 'Ring leader': Liborio Alcauter, a grocery store owner, is accused of leading a gang that trafficked heroin and cocaine from Mexico into Chicago then onto Ohio for years . Alcauter was released from custody last year after a judge deemed him not to be a flight risk. His attorney dismissed the allegations made in a search warrant, telling the Dispatch 'They can say anything they want in a search warrant.' According to the documents read by the Dispatch, one of his co-defendants, Lorena Sevilla, was overheard in her cell describing Alcauter's plot to kill the investigators. 'Sevilla said out loud that Liborio Alcauter wanted to handle things like they did in Mexico and said "judge dead" and ran her finger across her throat in a cutting motion,' an affidavit allegedly says. The alleged hitman is believed to be in custody on immigration charges. Alcauter is not working in any of his groceries as the investigation continues. He is also accused of hiring a Mexican hitman to kill the judge and investigators after he was arrested .

Summary: Liborio Alcauter was arrested in September in large-scale drugs sting . Owner of 9 grocery stores, he is accused of trafficking drugs from Mexico . Investigators claim he hired a hitman to kill them after his arrest . Alleged hitman is in custody on immigration charges . Alcauter has been released from custody, deemed not to be a flight risk .


Scrawled images of Mr Spock have started appearing on Canadian $5 bills, with Star Trek fans defacing the former prime minster in honor of actor Leonard Nimoy. The act of giving Sir Wilfrid Laurier - who was head of government from 1896 to 1911 - Spock's pointy Vulcan ears, sharp eyebrows and signature bowl haircut is apparently nothing new. But following the death of 83-year-old Nimoy last week from lung cancer, amateur artists have been out in force, even triggering a reaction from the national bank. Tribute: Scrawled images of Mr Spock have started appearing on Canadian $5 bills, with Star Trek fans defacing the former prime minster in honor of actor Leonard Nimoy. Long-running tradition: The act of giving Sir Wilfrid Laurier - who was head of government from 1896 to 1911 - Spock's pointy Vulcan ears, sharp eyebrows and signature bowl haircut is apparently nothing new . A spokeswoman from the central reserve, Josianne Menard, said Tuesday that scribbling on the blue bills is inappropriate because it defaces a symbol and source of national pride. Menard warned defaced bills may not circulate for as long and risk being rejected by retailers. 'There are important reasons why it should not be done,' she noted. However, Canada's central bank confirmed this week that it is not illegal to deface or even mutilate banknotes. Following Nimoy's death Friday, social media users posted their own versions of Sir Laurier's Vulcan makeover to honor the actor. But following the death of 83-year-old Nimoy (seen here in a 1982 episode of Star Trek) last week from lung cancer, amateur artists have been out in force, even triggering a reaction from the national bank . 'Spock your $5 bills for Leonard Nimoy,' a group called the Canadian Design Resource tweeted alongside its depiction. Images of the altered bills circulated widely online and attracted international media attention to something many Canadians had never seen before - although for others, it was hardly a new frontier. Calgary artist Tom Bagley, who posted his own Spock-Laurier hybrid on Facebook and Flickr after Nimoy's death, described it as a traditional bar trick to impress the waitress. 'I always thought it was OK as long as the numbers were intact - it still counted as money,' he said. 'That's what I heard. Because stuff happens, like say you spill spaghetti sauce all over it or something like that.' 'Spocking Fives' even has its own identity on Facebook, where Canadians are encouraged to post their revision of Sir Laurier’s face. A description accompanying the page - founded in 2008 - states: 'The origins of this mysterious tradition are shrouded in secrecy, although it is widely believed to be totally awesome.'

Summary: The act of giving Sir Wilfrid Laurier - who was head of government from 1896 to 1911 - Spock's pointy Vulcan ears, sharp eyebrows and signature bowl haircut is apparently nothing new . But following the death of 83-year-old Nimoy last week from lung cancer, sketchers have been out in force . The doodles have triggered a reaction from the national bank . A spokeswoman from the central reserve, Josianne Menard, said Tuesday that it defaces a Canadian symbol and source of national pride . 'There are important reasons why it should not be done,' she added .


A pair of impoverished students posed as millionaires in order to be given a tour of a £5million penthouse by an estate agent - and then cheekily offered £800 for a 'quick sale'. Students Ben Foreman and Will Bainbridge, both aged 19, pretended to be millionaires so they could view the luxury 17th storey penthouse flat in Aldgate, London, which features a roof terrace and two kitchens. The University College London students, from Camden, north west London, dressed up in their best suits and said the estate agent did not catch on - even whenl they proposed a 'quick sale' offer of £800 on the multi-million pound flat. Students Ben Foreman (pictured right posing on the penthouse's bed) and Will Bainbridge (pictured right in the kitchen) pretended to be millionaires in order to view the luxury 17th storey penthouse in London . Second year philosophy student Ben wrote about their experience in student newspaper The Tab: 'Living in London we see all these massive places and we saw an advert for this one and thought it looked awesome. 'So we posed as London's latest millionaires in order to view the finest apartment the capital has to offer. Ben told the estate agent that he works in London's exclusive Savile Row and second year economics student Will posed as a high-flying banker. They wrote: 'The estate agent showed us architectural plans for the completed development as we marvelled at the power of human ingenuity. 'Then we maintained a polite silence as we whooshed up in the lift to the 17th floor.' The pair were taken on a tour of the three-bedroom penthouse which boasts a games room, four bathrooms and two living rooms. Ben wrote: 'Looking around, it was clearly a decent gaff, and probably worth its eye-watering rent. 'Despite forcefully voicing our concerns that the view was limited to only 360°, the estate agent assured us that on a good day we’d have a great view of some prime London real estate . 'The bed was comfortable and the bath was more than spacious enough for both of us at once. 'We went in with an offer of £800, which is the sum of our overdrafts combined. It was declined.' The pair wondered if they had the money whether they would buy the penthouse anyway. Will said: 'It was the dream, but we questioned whether our money could be better spent elsewhere.' Student Ben appears to have taken this selfie in the penthouse bath - they also took this picture of the kitchen . Ben told MailOnline: ‘I’ve Just started writing for The Tab. We recently went on a bar crawl in Bishopsgate and thought imagine if you lived here, and that’s where the idea came from really. ‘The man who showed us around was really nice. The developers have a station where the concierge will eventually be and he took us straight up and was very professional the whole way through. ‘He didn’t look like he twigged we were just students – but he may have just had a really good

Summary: Students Ben Foreman and Will Bainbridge viewed £5million penthouse . Pair dressed up in their best suits and pretended to be millionaires . Estate agent who showed them round prime property did not realise . Jokers gave game away when they said they'd buy it for an £800 quick sale .


Comedian and prankster Howie Mandel became the butt of a joke when his house was TP'd with more than 4,000 rolls of toilet paper. Fellow prankster Roman Atwood brought the toilet paper and friends to Mandel's Californian mansion as the former Deal or No Deal host was flying home from New York. They unloaded the truck full of materials and Atwood and friends - along with Mandel's son - covered the house end to end. Scroll down for video . Prankster Roman Atwood visited former Deal or No Deal host Howie Mandel's house while he was away and TP'd it with more than 4,000 rolls of toilet paper . Atwood (pictured) received help from friends and Mandel's family to pull off the ambitious prank and cover the Californian home . YouTube.com . 'My dad just landed and I sent my mom to stall him at the airport,' Mandel's son Alex Mandel told Atwood. Thirty minutes later, Mandel, who pranked people in his TV show Howie Do It, pulled up to the house, shocked to see it covered in toilet paper. 'Oh my God! How do you get into a gated community? Are you f******* kidding me? What is this?' he said as he walked up to the house. Atwood and his friends had enough toilet paper to fill an entire U-Haul truck. They unpacked it all and lined the house before throwing it on to the roof . With toilet paper ready and lined up with the house, Atwood, friends and Mandel's family took turns throwing rolls . When Mandel (pictured) arrived home, however, he did not seem pleased with the mess. At first he was shocked anyone could get into his gated community . Atwood even wrote a special message with the toilet paper - 'Smile More' - and Mandel eventually found humor in the prank. At the end of the video Mandel can be seen picking up paper from around the driveway, and Atwood jokes that he has to leave. 'It's so weird. I was going to run out to get toilet paper. Give me a key to the door, I have to go to the bathroom. I really have to go, it's not a joke. I'll take some with me, it's crazy!' Mandel said in a behind-the-scenes video. But by the end of the prank when Atwood reveals himself, Mandel laughed and embraced the toilet paper mess .

Summary: Roman Atwood went to Mandel's house with truck full of toilet paper . Friends and Mandel's family lined toilet paper along house before throwing it on the roof . When Mandel came home he was shocked to see the mess covering the house . Atwood surprised Mandel and they threw around more toilet paper .


Stephen Curry had 24 points as the Golden State Warriors used a smothering defensive effort in the third quarter to pound the Washington Wizards 107-76 on Monday. The Warriors held the Wizards without a field goal for nearly 11 minutes after halftime, with Washington missing its first 15 shots. Golden State outscored the Wizards 29-8 in the quarter to take a 24-point lead. Curry also had six assists and five rebounds as the NBA-leading Warriors (57-13) moved closer to securing the league's top playoff seed. Golden State has a huge lead over Memphis (50-21) in the Western Conference and is pulling away from East-leading Atlanta (53-17) as well. Stephen Curry of the Golden State Warriors handles the ball against the Washington Wizards at Oracle Arena . Curry hit 24 points as the Golden State Warrior pounded the Washington Wizards 107-76 in Oakland . Boston's Evan Turner had 19 points, 12 assists and 10 rebounds as the Celtics downed the New Jersey Nets 110-91 to end a three-game losing streak that had dropped them out of playoff position. Avery Bradley scored 20 points to lead the Celtics, who moved a half-game ahead of Charlotte for the final playoff spot in the Eastern Conference. The Hornets lost 98-86 at Chicago. Brook Lopez scored 31 points for the Nets, who had won two in a row to give themselves renewed playoff hopes. James Harden scored 44 points as the Houston Rockets handed the Pacers their sixth straight defeat . Josh Smith was on top form as he netted 18 points for the Rockets who have now won four of their last five . In Indianapolis, James Harden scored 19 of his 44 points in the fourth quarter as the Houston Rockets handed the Pacers their sixth straight loss 110-100. Josh Smith added 18 points for the Rockets (47-23), who have won four of five. Indiana's sinking playoff hopes took another big hit despite 23 points from C.J. Watson. The Chicago Bulls clinched a playoff spot after Nikola Mirotic scored 14 of his 28 points in the fourth quarter in a 98-86 win over the Charlotte Hornets. Pau Gasol grabbed 27 points as Chicago joined Toronto in a tie for third place in Eastern Conference . Pau Gasol had 27 points and 12 rebounds as Chicago moved into a tie with Toronto for third place in the Eastern Conference. Jimmy Butler added 19 points in his return to the lineup after missing 11 games with a sprained left elbow. In other games, Zach Randolph scored 23 points and Marc Gasol had 21 as the Memphis Grizzlies secured a playoff spot with a 103-82 road win over the Brooklyn Knicks. While Minnesota rookie guard Zach LaVine scored 27 points, including two 3-pointers to force overtime, as the Timberwolves edged the Utah Jazz 106-104. Minnesota rookie guard Zach LaVine scored 27 points to force overtime as Timberwolves beat the Utah Jazz .

Summary: Stephen Curry netted 24 points as the Golden State Warriors won again . Warriors used smothering defensive effort to pound Washington Wizards . Brook Lopez renewed playoff hopes by hitting 31 points for Brooklyn Nets . Chicago Bulls clinched a playoff spot after Nikola Mirotic netted 28 points .


Eighty drivers a day are being snapped by a new speed camera on the M4 motorway, generating £450,000 worth of fines, it has emerged. The traffic camera is on a notoriously busy stretch of road and has already snapped 4,500 motorists in a two month period. Drivers had been used to slowing down for a fixed camera in the 50mph zone at Port Talbot, South Wales. The traffic camera is on a notoriously busy stretch of the M4 (pictured) near Port Talbot, South Wales . But since November last year, it has been replaced with an 'average speed' check - meaning motorists have to drive more cautiously. Chris Hume, from GoSafe, the Wales Road Casualty Reduction Partnership, said he was 'disappointed' by drivers speeding between junctions 40 and 41 of the motorway. He said: 'Excessive and inappropriate speed remains a factor in collisions, associated fatalities, serious injuries and, in this case, also contributes to the traffic congestion. 'On average day there are still 80 motorists showing a complete disregard for the speed limit and putting lives at risk.' Drivers who are caught will either get three points on their licence with a £100 fine or the option of a speed awareness course for £85. The new cameras measure the speed at which a vehicle is travelling by tracking it over a set distance. Using data from several locations, it can tell how fast a motorist is driving based on its average, rather than at a set moment.

Summary: New speed cameras on M4 near Port Talbot are catching 80 motorists a day . In two months 4,500 motorists were caught, generating £450,000 in fines . The 'average speed' cameras stop drivers from deliberately slowing down . Measured over a set distance, drivers must continually check their speed .


A massive operation involving 30,000 members of the Iraqi military is succeeding in forcing Islamic State militants to withdraw from the strategic city of Tikrit, army generals have claimed. Thousands of soldiers and government-backed Shi'ite militias already claim to have killed ISIS' second in command in the city, which is the birthplace of former Iraqi dictator Saddam Hussein. The anti-ISIS advance has been slowed by numerous roadside bombs however, leading to fierce clashes outside the town of al-Dour, south of Tikrit. Retaking the ISIS stronghold is considered vital if government forces are to succeed in their plan to force ISIS out of the oil rich city of Mosul, the terror group's Iraqi power base which lies just 140 miles north of Tikrit on Highway 1 - a road that effectively marks the front line in northern Iraq. Scroll down for videos . Attack: Iraqi government forces and allied militias fire weapons as they take part in an assault to retake the strategic city of Tikrit from jihadists loyal to the Islamic State . Race to survive: Volunteer fighters carry an injured man as they launch an operation against ISIS in Tikrit . Fightback: Thousands of soldiers and government-backed Shi'ite militias (pictured) already claim to have killed ISIS' second in command in the city, which is the birthplace of former Iraqi dictator Saddam Hussein . Iraqi Army soldiers are seen covered in smoke and debris during clashes with the Islamic State near Tikrit . Carnage: Smoke rises from an explosion as Iraqi forces, Shiite militiamen and Sunni tribal fighters battle Islamic State militants for control of Tikrit earlier this morning . Despite reports of local successes and the killing of ISIS' local second in command, officials in northern Iraq say troops are still clashing with jihadis south of Tikrit. Roadside bombs, the officials claim, have slowed the offensive to retake the ISIS-held city. The two local officials say fierce clashes are underway outside the town of al-Dour, south of Tikrit. They say government forces backed by Shi'ite militias and Sunni tribal fighters have made little progress on the second day of a large-scale military operation to recapture Tikrit, which fell to the Islamic State group last summer. They say troops are shelling militant bases inside the city but their advance has been slowed by roadside bombs. The officials spoke anonymously as they are not authorized to brief media. Blast: Iraqi security forces fire artillery during clashes with Islamic State militants yesterday afternoon . Battle: Shi'ite fighters clash with Islamic State militants at Udhaim dam, north of Baghdad yesterday . Combat: Despite reports of local successes and the killing of ISIS' local second in command, officials in northern Iraq say troops are still clashing with jihadis south of Tikrit . Iraqi Army and volunteer fighters move in to position in Saladin Governorate before an operation against ISIS . Iraqi warplanes and artillery began pounding Tikrit yesterday as 30,000 troops and irregulars prepared to attack the city. The operation in the birthplace of former dictator Saddam Hussein was announced on Sunday by Iraq's prime minister,

Summary: 30,000 members of the Iraqi military are attacking ISIS targets in Tikrit . Local officials claim jihadis are already starting to abandon their bases . Senior figure in the local ISIS group has been killed, regime forces claim . But Iraqi officials have said roadside bombs are now slowing the offensive . Liberating Tikrit is vital if Iraqi regime is to wrestle back control of Mosul . Mosul is an oil-rich ISIS stronghold just 140 miles to the north of Tikrit .


When it comes to working out, there could be no better partner than your brother, or even better your twin. Which is precisely why James and Tom Exton, from South West London, the super hot co-founders of LDN Muscle decided to go into business together. Spurring each other on in the gym as they share a mutual love for exercise, these two could easily be contenders for the UK's hottest twins. Scroll down for video . Tom (left) and James (right) are twins who have set up their own fitness business called LDNMuscle . James said: 'Tom and I have obviously grown up together, and have a long shared a passion for keeping fit, healthy and in shape. 'From this we, alongside the Bridger Brothers [Tom and James' business partners], created LDNMuscle - to share our unbiased advice, support and knowledge, to help as many people as possible to transform.' The LDNMuscle website provides premium health and fitness guides online. And Tom says that working together is surprisingly easy. Speaking to Femail he said: 'Working together is great and works surprisingly efficiently as we know each other so well there’s rarely any second guessing about the others opinions on things. 'That said, as with all brothers, and business partners there’s always disagreements. It hasn’t ever got physical though since we were kids, it wouldn’t end well these days if it did!' The brothers say they enjoy working together and although they disagree sometimes they never fight . James shows off his impressive muscles, and tan, in this picture . But James says that the brothers still try to take some time out to enjoy themselves. '[Keeping fit] is obviously a massive part of our lives, but neither of us let it get in the way of enjoying ourselves – be it going abroad or going out with friends,' he said. 'We are firm believers that you can be in the shape you want, whilst balancing an enjoyable sustainable lifestyle.' And when they hit the gym together they can rely on one another for support. Tom said: 'We rarely find time to train together now, with full time work commitments in different places. 'But we are fairly competitive when we do, and means neither of us can let ourselves slip as inevitably we are compared to the other. Nobody wants to be the worst twin!' Tom and James share their top tips for getting bikini ready this summer... 1. Manage Your Time . Tom says: 'Strike the balance between achieving your goals and living a healthy balanced life.' 2. Preparation . James says: 'Plan your week in advance, that's both your diet and training. With the correct preparation it really doesn't need to be intrusive or laborious.' 3. Be Realistic . Tom says: 'Be realistic from the outset. Set goals which are achievable and not idealistic. This will keep motivation high and reduce the risk of becoming despondent and losing interest.' 4. Track Your Progress . James says: 'Try to use photos, and don't get caught up on scale weight. The scales don't

Summary: James and Tom Exton could easily be the UK's fittest twins . The good-looking brothers are co-founders of LDN Muscle . Unsurprisingly the pair say they get a lot of attention from women .


Fraud: Katie Ringer set up an account on an online fundraising page to ask members of the public to put money towards her fictional child's funeral . A 'wicked' internet troll who invented sob stories about a dead daughter to steal thousands of pounds in donations has been jailed for three years. Katie Ringer set up a fake account on an online fundraising page to ask kind-hearted members of the public to put money towards the fictional child's funeral costs. The 19-year-old, who carried out the fraud from her parents' home in Shoeburyness, Essex, also abused a number of victims over the internet, sending them 'vile' photos of dead relatives. Ringer, who has no children, stole photos of other people's children from Facebook to support her 'web of lies', the court heard. She was jailed for three years at Basildon Crown Court today. Judge Samantha Leigh said: 'You preyed on the generosity of the British public. 'We all know how generous the public can be and how vast amounts of money can be raised - you only have to look at Children In Need and last Friday's Comic Relief for examples. 'What you did only has one word and that is wicked. You spun a web of lies to draw these people in and played on their emotions to extort money they could ill-afford to donate.' The teenager constructed a 'web of lies', the court heard, that included claims she needed money for her child's funeral and to feed her young children who had specialist dietary requirements. Juliet Donovan, prosecuting, said: 'A fundraising page set up by Miss Ringer on YouCaring.com makes reference to the death of a child and requests donations for funeral arrangements. 'Five successful donations were made. All the pleas made for donations were found to be completely unfounded. 'The total value of the fraud was £3,000 including a number of unknown victims who donated.' Ringer also sent victims vile abuse over the internet and Blackberry mobile messaging. One victim was sent a picture of her own grandmother's gravestone with a caption: 'Burn in hell b***h. I hope you're raped by devils.' Another received an image of her dead daughter with the caption: 'daddy raped me'. Ringer left another victim terrified for their safety after threatening to firebomb their home. Mike Warren, mitigating, admitted his clients actions had been 'evil' and could not be justified. He said: 'This case has attracted quite a lot of attention. These were all evil offences committed from her own bedroom. 'Cowardly offences that she does accept caused much distress to individuals and their families.' The court heard how unemployed Ringer used an iPhone, iPad and laptop to create fake fundraising claims and spew vile abuse between August 2012 and January 2014. Ringer admitted 14 charges of fraudulently collecting money, eight charges of harassment and one of threatening to blow up a victim's house at a previous hearing. She was jailed for three years and was made the subject of a restraining order banning her from contacting any of her victims. The troll was

Summary: Katie Ringer set up fundraising page to ask for donations for child's funeral . The 19-year-old also claimed she needed money to feed other children . She also sent 'vile' photos to victims over internet in spree of online abuse . Teenager, who carried out fraud from parents' home, was jailed today .


Kerry Washington looks stunning on the the latest cover of Marie Claire - but more importantly the Scandal star looks like herself, following last month's controversy in which InStyle came under fire for allegedly altering her appearance on its March issue. Marie Claire's cover shot featuring the beautiful 38-year-old actress, who donned a smokey eye, tousled hair and nude lips for the magazine's April issue, is a far cry from the unnatural-looking pictures that InStyle had debuted over a month ago. When Kerry happily shared the InStyle images on her Instagram last February, fans became outraged, accusing the magazine of allegedly whitening her skin and altering her features - which InStyle quickly denied. Scroll down for video . Natural beauty: Kerry Washington looks like her usual stunning self on the April cover of Marie Claire . Same woman: The magazine's cover shot is a far cry from the unnatural-looking picture that InStyle had debuted over a month ago . The fashion publication apologized to fans and released a statement in which it blamed the actress' seemingly altered skin tone on the 'lighting' used during the cover shoot. 'We have heard from those who have spoken out about our newsstand cover photograph, concerned that Kerry's skin tone was lightened,' InStyle said. 'While we did not digitally lighten Kerry's skin tone, our cover lighting has likely contributed to this concern.' The magazine added: 'We understand that this has resulted in disappointment and hurt. We are listening, and the feedback has been valuable. We are committed to ensuring that this experience has a positive influence on the ways in which we present all women going forward.' Posting on her own Twitter account, Kerry thanked the publication for making such a 'beautiful statement', adding that she was grateful the magazine had taken the time to open up such an 'important' conversation. Sultry gaze: The 38-year-old actress donned a smokey eye, tousled hair and nude lips for the magazine's April issue . Yesterday, Kerry proudly shared the Marie Claire cover on her Instagram account and the response has been overwhelmingly positive. 'Obsessed with this cover,' one woman wrote. Another added: 'Yup, this is Kerry Washington the beautiful! Great cover.' Beyond the stunning cover shot, Kerry, who was interviewed by Girls star and author Lena Dunham for the publication, discussed motherhood, privacy and her hopes and dreams for her nearly one-year-old daughter Isabelle as she grows up. 'I just want [Isabelle] to know that she's heard. Really heard, because I feel like that is what we all really want,' she explained. Different person: InStyle came under fire last month for allegedly altering the Scandal star's appearance on its March issue (pictured). The magazine blamed her seemingly altered skin tone on the 'lighting' Style star: Earlier this week, Kerry posed for photos at The Paley Center For Media's 32nd Annual Paleyfest . Close cast: She also smiled while taking a group selfie with Jimmy Kimmel and her Scandal co-stars . 'When I think about any of the missteps in my life that I've made, all of which I'm grateful

Summary: The 38-year-old cover star dons a smokey eye, tousled hair and nude lips for the magazine's April issue . Last month, InStyle was accused of altering the tone of Kerry's skin and editing her features on the cover of the magazine's March issue . The magazine apologized and blamed the actress' ‘unrecognizable’ skin tone on the 'lighting' of the cover .


Dramatic video footage has emerged showing an enormous group of sharks in a feeding frenzy off the US coast. Video taken from high up on an oil platform captured hundreds of the predators circling 30 miles from the shores of Grand Isle, Louisiana. Exerts believe the sharks were following shoals of fish and migrating to warmer waters after a winter in the south. The footage was taken by a worker on an oil platform 70ft above the surface and shows the massive gathering as the camera pans from left to right. Marine biologist and film maker Ellen Husain told MailOnline that the sharks are likely to have been spinners, found in the Gulf of Mexico, and known for migrating north in large numbers up the Florida coast at this time of year. She added: 'You can also get a few other sharks mixed in with them, like hammerheads and blacktips.' Shark infested waters: Hundreds of the predators were spotted circling in the waters off Grand Isle, Louisiana . Feeding frenzy: Exerts believe the predators were following shoals of fish and migrating to warmer waters after a winter in the south . Circling: The dramatic footage was taken by a worker on an oil platform 70ft above the sea's surface .

Summary: Hundreds of sharks filmed feeding 30 miles off the coast of Louisiana . Dramatic footage taken by a worker on an oil platform 70ft above the sea . Experts say the predators were migrating north and following shoals of fish .


Debra Winch, 44, receives up to 60 spam text messages every day after she was turned down for a payday loan . Highly sensitive financial details from loan applications are being sold to scammers and cold-calling firms, the Mail can reveal. Details of how much money applicants asked for, why the cash was needed and why the application was rejected are all being stored on lists and traded. Vulnerable people desperate for cash are then bombarded up to 60 times a day by cold callers and targeted by scammers who have apparently obtained access to the data. The loan records of more than 3,000 applicants were passed to undercover Mail reporters by one data firm. When the Mail contacted people on the spreadsheet, they said their lives had been made a misery since they applied for the loans. Some said they have been targeted by scammers because their bank details had been made widely available. Policeman’s wife Debra Winch, 44, receives up to 60 spam text messages every day after she had an application for a £600 payday loan declined. The mother of three has since been conned out of £360 by two companies which knew her bank account details and removed the money without her knowledge. Afterwards, one of the scammers spoke to her on the phone and said ‘Catch me if you can’ before hanging up. Mrs Winch said: ‘Having a policeman husband and a son who works in security, I try to be careful giving my information, so am upset my information has got into the hands of the wrong people. ‘I haven’t signed any forms and wouldn’t because I don’t know who I’m dealing with. I feel completely violated. It is amazing how much they know about you.’ The loan records were passed to the Mail’s undercover reporters by Birmingham-based firm Targeted Response Direct. Scroll down for video . The data – including the applicants’ names, addresses, work details, how much they had tried to borrow, what they wanted the loan for and why it was turned down – was sent to the reporters as a free sample via email in two spreadsheets, neither of which was password protected. David Billington, a director of Targeted Response Direct, said people kept these records because there was ‘money in it’. When asked where the information came from, he named four payday loan broker websites: www.little-loans.com, www.supaloans.co.uk, www.gocheaploans.co.uk and www.supafinance.co.uk. David Billington (left) director of Targeted Response Direct (pictured with colleague Nick Moore) claimed people kept these records because there was 'money in it' Last night, the City watchdog said such exploitation was unacceptable and vowed to crack down on the firms involved. And the owner of three of the loan sites involved said it had stopped trading in customers’ data after being contacted by the Mail. Christopher Woolard, the Financial Conduct Authority’s director of strategy and competition, said: ‘This exploitation of consumers – many of whom are vulnerable – is unacceptable. Credit brokers cannot pass on consumers’ data without their knowledge, or charge a fee for broking without their consent.

Summary: Debra Winch, 44, pestered by spam texts after having payday loan declined . She has been conned out of £360 by two companies that knew her details . Mail was passed loan records of more than 3,000 applicants by one firm . Data included applicants' names, addresses and how much money needed . Targeted Response Direct director said there was 'money' in keeping it .


This was a walkover, a day Reading undermined the race for Premier League promotion in a bid to reach Wembley. Steve Clarke's decision to make nine changes is surely down to the ridiculous scheduling of Monday’s FA Cup quarter-final replay against Bradford, but some of his Championship counterparts might not be impressed. Young Reading were picked off by Watford. That’s not the fault of Clarke, the blame lying squarely with wretched broadcasting rules which deem domestic cup games cannot be played on the same night as Champions League fixtures. Almen Abdi (centre) got Watford off to a dream start against Reading by scoring inside a minute . Watford striker Troy Deeney celebrates Abdi's strike as the Hornets set the tone for the match early on . Watford (4-3-1-2): Gomes 6.5; Motta 7.5, Ekstrand 7, Cathcart 6.5, Pudil 7; Watson 8, Guedioura 7 (Layun 58, 6), Tozser 6; Abdi 7 (Forestieri 7, 8.5); Vydra 8 (Angella 83), Deeney 7.5 . Subs not used: Bond, Doyley, Paredes, Anya . Goals: Abdi 1, Vydra 39, Deeney 48, Forestieri 85 . Reading (3-5-2): Andersen 5; Keown 6, Knight 6 (Novakovich 86), Cooper 5; Travner 5.5, Akpan 6, Guthrie 6, Taylor 6 (Karacan 59, 7), Stacey 6; Cox 6 (Blackman 59, 6), Yakubu 6 . Subs not used: Lincoln, Long, Kuhl, Edwards . Goal: Karacan 70 . Referee: Darren Bond (Lancashire) Attendance: 16,600 . But other managers, particularly Mark Warburton and Steve McClaren - whose sides both dropped points - may talk of a duty of care to the league, even if Reading can do nothing but finish mid-table themselves. The average squad number of the visitors here was 26, a statistic to tell all. Clarke is set to name a completely fresh XI tomorrow night and was understandably prickly when asked about the changes. ‘What ramifications? I can’t think for the life of me why there would be any ramifications - I’m not concerned whatsoever,’ he said. I’m allowed to pick from my squad, so I’ll pick from my squad. I don’t understand.’ Fifty-two seconds is all it took the hosts, Troy Deeney popping a neat ball into Almen Abdi, who stroked beyond Mikkel Anderson with the outside of his boot. Marco Motta’s stunning 30-yard half-volley cannoned off the bar six minutes later. Anderson then made an acrobatic save from early substitute Fernando Forestieri’s overhead kick, and this was put beyond doubt when Matej Vydra slipped his man and lifted into the net with ease before half-time. Prior to the match Watford players show their support for fan Nick Cruwys who was attacked last weekend . Matej Vydra doubled Watford's lead shortly before half-time with a right-footed effort . Vyrdra (right) watches on as his shot goes past Reading goalkeeper Mikkel Andersen on 39 minutes . Just after the break Forestieri darted round his man at the byline, allowing Deeney to get in on the act, tapping home from inside the six-yard box. ‘I’ve got to be happy today,’ Hornets boss Slavisa Jokanovic said. ‘Reading have an important game in front of them - I expected

Summary: Watford took the lead within seconds through Almen Abdi's strike . Matej Vydra doubled the hosts' advantage on 39 minutes . Hornets captain Troy Deeney added a third shortly before half-time . Jem Karacan pulled one back for the visitors on 70 minutes . Fernando Forestieri completed the scoreline as Watford won easily .


Tourists and New Yorkers have been slammed for taking selfies while visiting the scene of last week's devastating gas explosion in the East Village. The blast last Thursday set four buildings ablaze, killed two men and injured 25 people. But some people believed it was still appropriate to smile and pose for a social media picture as emergency crews surrounded the charred site. Scroll down for video . 'Disgusting': Christina Freundlich, who describes herself as a political communications professional, was condemned online for posting this picture at the site of the East Village fire on Friday . A group of young women were seen using a selfie stick in front of the flames. The photograph was posted to the Twitter account EventsPhotosNYC and drew a barrage of criticism. One commenter said: 'Everything that’s wrong with NYC summed up in one photo.' Another of those condemned was Christina Freundlich, who describes herself as a political communications professional on Linkedin and was a Communications Director at the Iowa Democratic Party. Caught in the act: One man decides to take a self-portrait from the top of a nearby building as the thick smoke rises from the scene . The blast last Thursday set four buildings ablaze, left 25 people injured and caused the death of two men . Ben Foecke, Executive Director of the Iowa Democratic Party, told the Daily Mail Online: 'Christina Freundlich left employment with the Iowa Democratic Party over thee weeks ago. March 6th was her last day on payroll. 'Her actions since then are completely outside our control and oversight.' Freundlich reportedly resigned to 'seek opportunities elsewhere.' She was also a field organizer for Barack Obama's Florida Campaign for Change in 2008. She uploaded an image of her giving a peace gesture in front of the police barricades surrounding the burnt-out part of the block. Some people said the photo was 'disgusting' while others told her to leave New York. A reporter from Spanish-language channel Univision was spotted by Newsday reporter Michael Chayes talking a selfie as the press gathered. One social media user said: 'Disgraceful. Unprofessional. No place for a selfie in face of disaster.' Other Instagram users who had taken the selfies quickly took them down when they realized their error in judgement. Defense: Breanna Mitchell says she took a selfie at Auschwitz in memory of her father, who shared the teenager's love of history . Insensitive: Another tourist thought it would be appropriate to take a selfie next to the tracks leading into the concentration camp . Inappropriate: One girl changed the contrast of her to black and white while talking a picture of the entrance to the camp in Poland . Pose: One man is seen sticking his tongue out while a woman he is with shows a huge grin during the tour of the Holocaust site . Poor choice: Two tourists smile into the camera for a picture at the World Trade Center Memorial . Bad judgement: Two girls grin as they pose for a double selfie at the Memorial to the Murdered Jews of Europe

Summary: Social media users have been condemned for uploading the vain images . The blast last Thursday left 25 people injured while two men are missing . Group of young women were seen posing using a selfie stick . A former communications director at the Iowa Democratic Party was also shamed for posting a photo next to the scene while showing a peace sign . One body was discovered at the building site on Sunday .


A Virginia woman who barked online about her pup's experience at a dog obedience class is now feeling the bite of a $65,000 defamation lawsuit. Jennifer Ujimori is being sued by Dog Tranquility in Burke, Virginia, after she took her puppy to obedience class and then wrote negative reviews about it on Yelp and Angie's List. Dog Tranquility's owner, Colleen Dermott, filed the suit because she claims Ujimori's reviews were false and they did her business harm. The business owner, Colleen Dermott (center), filed the suit because she claims Ujimori's reviews were false . Jennifer Ujimori is being sued by Dog Tranquility in Burke, Virginia, after she wrote a negative review on Yelp . Ujimori brought her dog Yuki, a Bolognese, to classes at Dog Tranquility because she wanted the then 14-week-old pooch to get more social so it could become a therapy dog, the Washington Post reported. According to Ujimori, her dog was not socialized correctly at the $175 basic obedience class and when she asked for a pro-rated refund, it never came. Ujimori wrote on Yelp: 'In a nutshell, the services delivered were not as advertised and the owner refused a refund.' She decided to make her plight public because she wants Virginia to pass legislation against 'strategic lawsuits against public participation', essentially suits that block free speech. Yelp has removed the review. In her lawsuit, Dermott claims she attempted to satisfy her customer and that the contract Ujimori signed had a no-refund clause. Dermott, 31, has two young children and is married to a solider. Some of the dogs she trains are used to help veterans with PTSD. Since news of the lawsuit leaked, Dog Tranquility's page on Yelp has been filling up with negative reviews . She said the negative reviews had a 'significant impact' on her small business. In a post about the lawsuit on Facebook, she wrote: 'I have attempted on numerous occasions to come to a resolution and avoid a legal suit. 'I understand that I cannot make everyone happy and I do not claim to do that, but her actions clearly show she is trying to drag my business and me through the mud. 'False accusations are not covered under free speech. 'I am open to critical (and even negative!) reviews of my services, but refuse to allow lies.' Since news of the lawsuit leaked, Dog Tranquility's page on Yelp has been filling up with negative reviews. One person wrote: 'I've heard terrible things about this place, like they sue anyone who writes a bad review about them.' The page only has reviews which are one star or five stars and nothing in between. Jonathan Phillips, Ujimori's attorney, said: 'I do not believe a customer imagines that typing out a review of their experience followed by a few clicks can result in getting slapped with a $65,000 lawsuit.'

Summary: Jennifer Ujimori is being sued by Dog Tranquility in Burke, Virginia . She took her dog Yuki, a Bolognese and wrote a negative review . Dog owner claims obedience classes didn't work and business didn't offer refund . Dog Tranquility's owner, Colleen Dermott, filed $65,000 defamation lawsuit .


A shootout between a family and police in an Arizona Walmart parking lot early Sunday morning ended with the death of a suspect and a wounded cop. Cottonwood Police say they were called to the scene of the Walmart on Rodeo Drive at 11:52am Saturday after receiving a complaint about a female employee being harassed by a group of people. When they arrived at the parking lot around midnight, cops confronted a family of eight near their Suburban SUV with Idaho plates, who started shooting, according to the Verde Independent. Shootout: Shots rang out at a Cottonwood, Arizona Walmart early Sunday morning as a family of eight got into a gunfight with police . Fatality: A police officer was shot in the leg and a suspect shot to death in the dramatic confrontation . 'It was 8 on 8,' Johnson said. 'Eventually, they were all subdued and are in custody.' During the gunfight, one of the suspects was killed while a police officer was shot in the leg. Another suspect was hit in the stomach and rushed to the hospital. The injured police officer, 31, was last reported in stable condition, while the condition of the second suspect is not being released. The cop has been with the force for 10 years, and is expected to make a full recovery. During the fight, a Walmart employee tried to aid the police officers and broke his arm. Some of the other police officers were injured in the fight, but were treated at the scene. The Arizona Department of Public Safety is investigating, . Responding to 911 call: Cottonwood police were called to the Walmart after receiving reports of a female employee being harassed .

Summary: Police responded to call of female Walmart employee being harassed and were met with gunfire . A 31-year-old Cottonwood cop was shot in the leg during the gunfight . He is expected to make a full recovery . One suspect was killed and another shot in the stomach . The condition of the second suspect is not being reported . The six other suspects were taken into custody by police .


Illinois Rep. Aaron Schock billed taxpayers for more than $10,000 on private flights last fall, including a trip on a private jet to a Chicago Bears football game. The flights last November don't include more than a dozen other trips on donors' planes that Schock has paid for out of his House office expenses or campaign funds since joining Congress in 2009. Schock, a 33-year-old Republican representing Peoria, had already been facing scrutiny for using congressional funds to redecorate his Capitol Hill office in the style of the TV show 'Downton Abbey.' He repaid those charges last month out of his own pocket; his office had said it's reviewing other expenses. Rep. Aaron Schockis accused of billing taxpayers for more than $10,000 on private flights last fall that included a trip to a Chicago Bears football game . Schock and his entourage flew in an Eclipse 500 aircraft like this one . The Chicago Sun-Times reported Sunday night that Schock flew from Peoria, Illinois to Chicago to attend a Bears game against the Minnesota Vikings on November 16, 2014 . Overall, according to the paper, he used $20,855 in taxpayer money for the Chicago trip and another to New York in September, where his political action committee spent another $3,000 for tickets to the Global Citizen Festival concert. This week Schock reportedly hired a pair of lawyers to audit his political and legislative operations. Spokesmen for Schock declined to comment to the Sun-Times and the Chicago Tribune, and did not respond to a request from Daily Mail Online. In a statement last week they said a legal team was already poring over 'compliance procedures in his official office, campaign and leadership PAC to determine whether they can be improved.' The football game was part of a longer trip on a chartered six-seat business jet that took off from a civil aviation airport in Manassas, Virginia en route to Peoria on a Friday. The Bears defeated the Vikings but the game may ultimately defeat a congressman . DOWNTON OFFICE: Schock spent $40,000 in taxpayer funds redecorating his Capitol Hill office, but had to pay the money back . The Sunday trip was a sideline before the aircraft returned to Washington, D.C.'s Ronald Reagan National Airport a day later. All the seats were filled, according to pilot Keith Siilats, who told the Sun-Times that Schock's district director Dayne LaHood and three others were aboard. He also said he accompanied the congressman and his group to the football game. He was paid $10,802 for 'commercial transportation' in November, the last month for which numbers are available. 'That whole weekend was paid by the government,' he said. Schock 'called me on Saturday and said "what do you think about’ a Chicago trip?"' Siilats recalled for the paper. Chicago Bears single-game tickets range in cost from $106 to $430. It's not clear who paid for them.

Summary: Illinois Republican used his House office expense budget for more than $10,000 in private flights including the November NFL jaunt . Took his district director, his pilot and three others to see the Bears play the Minnesota Vikings in November . He has had to pay back taxpayers for $40,000 in office renovations styled after 'Downton Abbey'


With London now a mainstay of the regular season calendar, the NFL is looking further overseas to expand its product. Mexico, Canada and China have been touted as the next locations to stage games. 'The work we're doing now is to ask, "How do we accelerate the agenda in Mexico, Canada and China?",' Mark Waller, the NFL's executive vice president international told NFL.com. 'Those would be our next stage, and we have offices in those three countries. And then, after those, where should be our focus? I think we've concluded that Brazil and Germany are the next two frontier markets, which is where the Pro Bowl idea comes from.' The Detroit Lions will return to Wembley in October after beating the Falcons there last year . Minnesota Vikings cheerleaders strut their stuff ahead of the game with the Steelers in September 2013 . Next year's all-star match-up will be played in its traditional location, Honolulu, but there are rumours that it will move to Brazil. Germany is traditionally a stronghold of the sport, but the NFL have struggled to strike an adequate deal with television companies. Meanwhile, after eleven NFL games at Wembley, three more follow this season. The New York Jets play the Miami Dolphins in the first overseas conference game on October 4. The Buffalo Bills and the Jacksonville Jaguars compete three weeks later with the Detroit Lions and the Kansas City Chiefs playing the week after that.

Summary: As London prepares to stage its 12th, 13th and 14th regular season games this year, the NFL is looking at other emerging markets . Mexico, Canada and China have been highlighted as possible future locations to host the sport .