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a prominent australian grooming brand has been commended for including a gay kiss in a hair styling commercial they released this week the advert depicts a young male character flicking through a sequence of television channels, assuming the role of a string of iconic characters from different eras, including a 1920’s hollywood star it’s in this segment that the same sex kiss unfoldsthe narrator, a news anchor man, directs the protagonist to ‘kiss the hottest girl or the hottest boy’ at which point he turns to a handsome man and passionately locks lips the advert features a male protagonist sitting down to watch television, before he assumes the role of numerous iconic characters in cinema in one scene, he becomes a 1920’s hollywood star, at which point he turns to a handsome man and passionately locks lips the clip has received a flurry of support from numerous media outlets, who have praised the company for their inclusive depiction of romance several outlets have pointed out that the scene is particularly surprising for lynx, a company that is often perceived as misogynistic in their advertisements lynx’s 'clean your balls' campaign in 2012 was banned by the ads standards bureau after receiving a barrage of complaints about the degrading nature of the ad the globe and mail said the ad represents a broader shift towards equality in the advertising industry ‘it is also a sign of a change that has been afoot in advertising for some time, but has accelerated in the past year or so: more and more advertisers are including more diverse portrayals of families and couples in their commercials’ the clip has received a flurry of support from numerous media outlets, who have praised the company for their inclusive approach to depicting romance several outlets have pointed out that the scene is particularly surprising for lynx, a company that is often perceived as misogynistic their advertising many have take to social media to applaud the company over the commercial mile high joe ‏posted on twitter: 'this aussie hair commercial for @lynx hair care is cool, makes me feel included' entertainment wise posted: 'lynx have made a tv ad with a casual gay kiss, and its nonchalance is brilliant' the advertisement will roll onto other markets after airing in australia
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the new australian lynx hair styling advert features a male on male kiss the clip has been applauded by numerous international media outlets lynx have previously been criticised for featuring misogynistic advertising the advertisement will roll onto other markets after airing in australia
double whammy: not only did jen lose her first love to a deadly brain tumor in 2007, just six years earlier she also lost her best friend to the same fate just days after revealing jennifer aniston’s lost first love was actor daniel mcdonald, daily mail online has learned the former friend is harboring yet another heartbreak not only did jen lose her first love to a deadly brain tumor in 2007, just six years earlier she also lost her best friend to the same fate jen and actress kim walker, who played nasty heather chandler in the classic 1988 cult film heathers, were the best of friends they met while attending the famous fiorello la guardia high school of the performing arts in new york city and traveled to la together to try their luck at acting jen won a slot as the sister of ferris bueller in the 1990s tv series of the same name and starred in the freaky film, leprechaun, before going on to star as rachel green in friends kim booked roles on such popular tv series as matlock, the outsiders and highway to heaven before landing her big breakout role in heathers, a dark comedy about a clique of girls, three of them named heather, in a ohio high school ‘the girls were terribly close,’ says a mutual friend ‘they shared an apartment and did everything together and they both shared the same dream of becoming big hollywood stars ‘although kim was working regularly, her jobs tapered off in the late 1990s – just about the time she was diagnosed with a deadly brain tumor ‘when kim told jennifer she was sick and doctors didn’t give her long to live, jennifer was beside herself kim was just 32, one year older than jen, and it didn’t seem right that her friend should have to face something as devastating and final as this true love: aniston with her current fiance justin theroux last night she has previously said that she believes ex daniel mcdonald 'sent' theroux to her as he looked out for her love life from beyond the grave gone too soon: jen and kim were terribly close, reveals a mutual friend ‘they shared an apartment and did everything together and they both shared the same dream of becoming big hollywood stars' ‘jennifer is the kind of person who can’t stand to see anyone suffer and it made her physically sick to think her friend was facing certain death from such a debilitating diagnosis and there was nothing she could do ‘when kim died, jennifer was inconsolable,’ says the source ‘she was so distraught she couldn’t even attend the memorial service for kim at the time there were some friends who didn’t understand how jen could be a no show at her best friend’s funeral, but you have to know jen to know she just couldn’t handle it ‘i remember she sent a huge bouquet of flowers, but couldn’t bring herself to face the reality of losing kim by showing up at her memorial’ kim walker (second from right) starred with, from left, shannen doherty, lesanne falk and winona ryder in heathers in an interview with the new york times as part of her aggressive push to grab an oscar nomination for her role in the film cake, aniston said of mcdonald 'he would have been 'the one' but i was 25 and i was stupid' the friend says how sadly ironic it was that just six years later, she got the news her first love, revealed by daily mail online as tony nominated actor daniel mcdonald, passed away from the very same illness in an interview with the new york times as part of her aggressive push to grab an oscar nomination for her role in the film cake, aniston said of mcdonald 'he would have been 'the one' but i was 25 and i was stupid' mcdonald's widow mujah maraini melehi has since lashed out at the actress  'it pains me to read the headlines that allude to her losing him tragically when she was not present during his long and difficult illness' when dan also died of brain cancer, it was a horrible reminder for jen of kim’s death,’ says the source ‘the very fact two such important people in her young life passed from the very same thing was uncanny ‘to this day jen still thinks about both daniel and kim and holds them close to her heart it’s no wonder jen is slow to commit to relationships; when you lose two of the most important people in your life to brain tumors, it has to take a toll on your willingness to allow yourself to love’
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kim walker, who played heather chandler in 1988 film heathers, died of brain cancer in 2001 jennifer aniston and kim went to the performing arts high school in new york city, became fast friends and moved to la together jen recently spoke about her true love actor revealed as actor daniel mcdonald in a daily mail online exclusive who also died of a brain tumor in 2007 she sent a huge bouquet of flowers to kim's memorial, but couldn't bring herself to show up mcdonald's widow lashed out at jen for deserting him in his hour of need
state corrections officer henry blackwelder, pictured, is alleged to have allowed two pasco county strippers to smuggle booze, to inmates at the pasco county jail a prison corrections officer is facing multiple charges for allegedly allowing a pair of strippers to smuggle booze and drugs in to inmates at a florida jail and brokering conjugal visits 'in the woods' henry blackwelder, a former corrections officer at the pasco county jail, is currently under police investigation for his misconduct it is alleged that he used strippers, jessica morgan, 24, and stacy petty, 46, to get contraband into prison and would broker 'conjugal visits for inmates in the woods' according to police, blackwelder's operation was exposed after an inmate from the jail escaped from a work crew in suburban pasco county, 30 miles north of downtown tampa blackwelder did not tell his superiors of the escape until three hours later and when investigators responded to the prison break they got much more than they bargained for officers uncovered empty cans of straw ber rita and four loko malt liquor, empty packets of synthetic marijuana known as 'spice,' and a blanket in the woods used for hook ups sheriff chris nocco said: 'prison is supposed to be tough it was basically a party out there' meanwhile, morgan told deputies she 'knew it was wrong' but did it because she had fallen in love with one of the inmates on the work crew the petite brunette, along with her accomplice, told officials that they had met with the inmates at least once a week for about a year high security: blackwelder's operation only came to light after an inmate at pasco county jail, pictured, escaped from a work crew in suburban pasco county located about 30 miles north of downtown tampa the exotic dancers were aided by blackwelder who was paid with cash and food for the contraband police said he would hide out and finish any leftovers from the food the two women brought for their inmate boyfriends 'he was like yogi bear out there eating their leftovers,' nocco added the sheriff said the investigators were alerted to the misconduct after inmate jason adams who was serving a six year sentence for burglary and grand theft escaped adams managed to sneak away after asking to relieve himself in the woods but he was caught a day later riding a bicycle police said adams would regularly leave the work crew to buy booze, smokes and spice after blackwelder gave him permission breaking the law: stacey ann petty, left, and jessica morgan, right, are seen here under arrest following an investigation that discovered a state corrections officer allowed them to smuggle booze and smokes to inmates at the pasco county jail blackwelder would then get his work crew to smuggle the goods into the prison after the prison escape, the corrections officer immediately resigned on tuesday, he was charged with official misconduct, unlawful compensation for official behavior and smuggling contraband into a state correctional facility he was released on bail a day later it is not clear if he has an attorney meanwhile, morgan and petty have been charged with introducing contraband into a state correctional facility, giving alcohol to an inmate, and giving articles of food and clothing to an inmate they are both being held on $20,000 bond at the pasco county jail, and records do not list an attorney for them yet, nocco noted that the work crew trysts went on even after blackwelder resigned, leading him to wonder if there are more corrections officers involved the state department of corrections is currently 'reviewing all policies and procedures related to community work squads to ensure the safety, supervision and security of all inmates and staff'
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henry blackwelder, a former corrections officer at the pasco county jail in florida is currently under investigation he is accused of allowing a pair of strippers to smuggle booze and drugs in to inmates at the florida jail his operation was revealed after an inmate escaped from a work crew and he failed to report it he has been charged with official misconduct, unlawful compensation for official behavior and smuggling contraband into a state correctional facility
former hewlett packard ceo carly fiorina said this week she is 'very seriously considering' a presidential run a source familiar with the 60 year old plans told dailymailcom that fiorina the only gop woman to give the race a strong look, so far is still undecided and would make a decision between march or april fiorina has never held public office and would rely heavily on her background in business in bid to become the nation's chief executive 'i think we need different experience, different perspective and a different voice,' she told neil cavuto in an interview that thursday night on fox business network former hewlett packard ceo carly fiorina says she's 'very seriously considering' a bid for the presidency; she'll make a decision in march or april in the red: fiorina's unsuccessful 2010 us senate campaign is still a half million dollars in debt fiorina unsuccessfully challenged california sen barbara boxer in 2010, losing to the incumbent lawmaker by 10 points this june she launched her own political action committee, unlocking potential, which supports republican women running for political office the probable 2016 candidate has made several trips to iowa and new hampshire in the last year and has reportedly been talking to donors and activists in the all important presidential primary states about her interest in running last week fiorina brought a republican national committee spokeswoman, sarah isgur flores, onto unlocking potential's payroll the pac said flores would serve as fiorina's deputy campaign manager if she does enter the 2016 contest a virginia native, fiorina moved to california in the 90s, joining hp in 1999 she went on to become ceo of the company before being forced to resign in 2005 after it merged with compaq she was the first woman to head a fortune 50 business she served as a surrogate for republican presidential nominee john mccain in 2008 before running for the us senate against boxer in 2010 as of late september, fiorina's senate campaign, carly for california, was still $500,000 in debt, owing sums as high as $80,000 to former vendors and staff but as of this month all of those bills has been paid off, a fiorina insider told dailymailcom after the 2010 senate race fiorina and her husband, frank, a former at&t exec, moved back to northern virginia, allowing her to be closer to her daughter and grandchildren while making it easier for her to embark on increasingly frequent trips to washington, dc on tuesday she will headline a march for life event at the washington headquarters of leading conservative think tank the heritage foundation next month she'll be a featured speaker at the annual conservative political action conference, being held this year just outside of the nation's capital city in national harbor, maryland cpac is hosted by the american conservative union, whose foundation fiorina is on the board of an an entrepreneurship event in washington on wednesday, fiorina gave a preview of her possible campaign stump speech without talking directly about politics, the former businesswoman hammered on quintessential conservative themes, knocking 'big government' and advocating for less red tape fiorina is making the rounds and keeping her name in the news as she decides whether to pull the presidential trigger 'when was the last time that we actually did an inventory of all the regulations that are on the books? answer: not in my lifetime, not in anybody’s lifetime,' she said, per a report from time 'it’s like geologic sediment we have eons, millennia of rules and regulations at the federal level, at the state level and at the local level, and it has become a primordial soup and if you’re a big company you can handle it, but if you’re a startup or small company you really can’t the point is, we have to start undoing some of this stuff' in the interview with cavuto that aired on thursday evening, fiorina argued, 'it’s not the entrepreneurial spirit in this nation that is dying' it's just that 'we have a leviathan called the government that’s crushing that spirit 'and if you ask those small business owners 70 percent of them consider government hostile to them,' she said, according to the hill fiorina said the government has become 'so big, so complex, so unaccountable, so inefficient, so corrupt in so many cases that it is becoming harder and harder for people with guts, and brains, and ambitions and gifts to put them to work' should she run for president, fiorina said this week that her experience in business, that allows her to 'make complex decisions,' would be a major boon to the country 'i think we are crushing the potential of this nation, and this should be the american century but so much of what policies and politicians are doing are making it too hard for americans to fulfill their potential,' she told fox news' greta van susteran referencing the lack of a visible us presence at a sunday unity rally in paris after the recent terrorist attack on satirical news publication charlie hebdo, fioria said, 'the world is a sadder and more dangerous place without american leadership, and america is not leading today in the world' fiorina said it's 'inconceivable' that president barack obama 'wasn't even aware' that the march was taking place 'and that he had a decision to make' 'i just find his apparent ignorace of what's going on around him quite stunning, and obviously he is failing as a chief executive,' she said
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former hewlett packard ceo could add female flair to a male dominated gop field that will likely take on hillary clinton she's slated to make a decision in march or april fiorina has never held public office and would rely heavily on her background in business in bid to become the nation's chief executive fiorina will speak at next month's blockbuster conservative political action conference in washington, dc
barack obama last night agreed to ‘prioritise’ the case of the last british resident held in guantanamo bay after david cameron raised his plight in talks at the white house sources said the us president had acknowledged the ‘importance’ of speeding up consideration of shaker aamer for release to the uk in talks at the white house the prime minister cautioned it would take time to secure mr aamer’s return, but said president obama was committed to closing the controversial detention camp established by george w bush before leaving office in 2016 ‘obviously i’ve raised this case in the past it’s important i know that the policy of the us government to close guantanamo bay,’ the prime minister said shaker aamer, pictured left, and again right with his children, is the only remaining british resident imprisoned at guantanamo bay ‘so i think there is every opportunity i hope to over time make some progress’ bernadette meehan, spokeswoman for the us national security council, said: ‘prime minister cameron raised this case with the president, and the president told him that he understands why this case is of great interest to the prime minister and the british people the president committed to the prime minister that we will prioritise this case, while making sure any action taken is consistent with our national security’ chances of an announcement of an intention to release mr aamer this week have been hampered by attempts by republican senators to limit releases from guantanamo they have objected to the accelerated pace of releases from the cuban facility in recent months, particularly in the light of terrorist attacks in paris the hold up in mr aamer’s release is understood to be because us authorities have cleared him for transfer to saudi arabia, but not the uk, despite him being resident in this country british officials, however, are seeking to persuade the us that they can address any concerns about a return to london mr cameron had been pressed to raise mr aamer’s case by mps from across the political spectrum, including former tory shadow home secretary david davis, lib dem mp and former home office minister norman baker, and labour mp jeremy corbyn celebrity backers of a campaign to secure his release include roger waters of pink floyd, tv presenter janet ellis and her singer daughter sophie ellis bextor, and the actress juliet stevenson prime minister david cameron and president barack obama walk together at the white house, where they discussed the plight of british resident shaker aamer, who remains imprisoned at guantanamo bay mr aamer is the only british resident to remain jailed at guantanamo bay (pictured) he has been held at the jail without charge for 13 years mr aamer, who lived in south london with his wife and four children, was picked up in afghanistan in 2002 and accused of being an ally of osama bin laden, a claim he strenuously denies though he has never faced any charge, he has been held by the us for 13 years the mail revealed last week that mr cameron intended to raise mr aamer’s plight in talks with president obama at the white house mr cameron sought to reassure the us president about britain’s readiness to have mr aamer back, having already accepted 14 former guantanamo residents – more than the whole of the rest of europe ‘the prime minister understands that the closure of guantanamo bay is a personal priority for the president it is something we have worked together on,’ said one senior government source ‘they understand the importance of this last case to britain we now expect them to look at those cleared for transfer and how to get on with that’ cori crider of reprieve, who is one of mr aamer’s lawyers, said: ‘these are prisoners who have never been charged with a crime or tried, and whom the us has long determined pose no threat to anyone’
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president obama will give extra consideration to plight of shaker aamer mr aamer, who lived in south london, is imprisoned in guantanamo bay he is the only british resident to remain locked up in the notorious prison david cameron personally raised mr aamer's plight at white house talks
rachel ellis's twin daughters lilly and darcy were born at 37 weeks after surviving a rare condition which meant they shared a placenta in the womb at 18 weeks pregnant, rachel ellis faced a terrifying decision when doctors diagnosed her unborn twins with a rare condition they offered pioneering surgery to increase their chances of survival the babies shared the same placenta, but an unequal blood supply meant one or both of the twins was unlikely to survive the radical operation, which involved surgeons separating the girls using laser technology, gave the twins a 45 per cent chance of surviving to full term doctors inserted a camera and fibre optic laser down a tiny endoscope into mrs ellis's womb the laser then sealed off some of the shared blood vessels to ensure the girls received a more equal supply of blood just hours after the surgery, doctors feared the worst when at 19 weeks mrs ellis's waters broke but remarkably the amniotic sacs re sealed and the twins were born healthy at 37 weeks the stay at home mother from port talbot in wales, said she now treasures every moment with her twin daughters the mother of four said: 'there was no doubt in my mind i wanted the surgery 'i wanted to go through with it and give them both the best chance at life 'i didn't care if they came out with mental or physical problems, i just wanted them alive 'when they were born i was over the moon they are just marvellous, i treasure every moment with them' mrs ellis unexpectedly discovered she was pregnant at seven weeks it was at an 18 week scan at singleton hospital in swansea that medics detected the abnormality the condition is known as twin to twin transfusion syndrome, and results in one baby receiving an inadequate blood supply mrs ellis, said: 'we were told that one of the babies was vacuumed in its sac 'the consultant explained that one of the twins had about 12cm worth of fluid and the other baby just had 04cm, because of this she couldn't move her arms and legs at all 'that's when he gave me a couple of options, he suggested that perhaps i should consider termination, or the laser surgery 'i was so upset, i was just crying and all these emotions were just running through me' mrs ellis was then referred to the fetal medicine unit at st michael's hospital in bristol and underwent surgery three days later she was able to watch the whole procedure on a screen, due to the fact she was only under a local anesthetic at an 18 week scan doctors diagnosed the condition twin to twin transfusion syndrome they told mrs ellis radical surgery to separate her unborn babies could give them a 45 per cent chance of surviving to full term mrs ellis, pictured with the twins, her husband stephen and their older children crystal and jay jay, said she immediately opted for the surgery doctors used a laser to seal off some of the shared blood vessels to ensure the girls received a more equal supply of blood despite its success, the mother of four and her partner stephen ellis, 29, were left on tenterhooks after being warned that they were still not out of danger mrs ellis was warned that she had a high chance of a miscarriage during the following six weeks twin to twin transfusion syndrome is a disease of the placenta the condition only affects identical twins, who share a placenta the condition causes the placenta to contain abnormal blood vessels, which connect to the umbilical cords and circulations of the twins in many cases the common placenta is shared unequally by the twins, and one may have a share too small to provide the necessary nutrients to grow or even survive she said: 'they said the first two weeks would be the worst the doctors warned that it was likely one or both of the babies would be disabled or ill 'when i came out of surgery i felt so relieved because they told me the surgery had gone much better than expected i was so relieved 'when i got home i could feel the babies kicking away so i was really happymy belly had got so big i suddenly looked like i was 30 weeks pregnant' just hours after returning home from the procedure her waters broke, despite being just 19 weeks pregnant a test confirmed that the amniotic sacs had ruptured, but miraculously they were able to re seal themselves in spite of the scare the twins were born healthy on september 24, 2013 at bridgend hospital in wales, with lily weighing 5lbs and her sister, darcy, weighed in at 5lbs 12oz mrs ellis, who also has daughter crystal, six, and son, jay jay, three, said that after the traumatic start to life she values every minute with the girls she said: 'then my waters broke, i was only 19 weeks gone my sac had ruptured but  just hours after the pioneering operation, doctors feared the worst when mrs ellis's waters broke when she was just 19 weeks pregnant but remarkably the amniotic sacs repaired themselves lilly and darcy were born at 37 weeks their mother said: 'it was such a relief to finally get them both home they are miracles, they are perfect' 'i was rushed to hospital where i was told that the babies were still alive 'the following morning they did a scan and the doctors told me they weren't expecting to find a heartbeat 'i didn't believe them though as i could still feel them kicking and i was adamant they would be ok 'i had the scan and it was an absolute miracle the sac had refilled and sealed itself it was amazing 'i was trying to keep my legs crossed, as then i was thinking that they just couldn't come out but after that the pregnancy was just smooth sailing 'it was such a relief to finally get them both home they are miracles, they are perfect'
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rachel ellis was told her unborn twins were suffering a rare condition twin to twin transfusion syndrome means identical twins share a placenta it can mean an unequal blood supply to one or both babies doctors offered radical laser surgery to seal off some of the shared blood vessels to ensure both girls had a more equal share of vital nutrients hours after op mrs ellis's waters broke leading medics to fear the worst but the girls' amniotic sacs re sealed and they were born healthy mrs ellis says she now treasures every moment she has with her daughters
his oscar nomination for best actor had been announced only a few hours before, but eddie redmayne was already a winner – in the eyes of the glamorous women surrounding him from a gushing angelina jolie to a fawning jessica chastain, star of interstellar, and a complimentary emily blunt, 31, the british actor was the only guest anyone wanted to talk to at a star packed hollywood event an animated miss jolie, 39, was clearly unable to resist cooing over 33 year old redmayne as she applauded him for his performance as physicist stephen hawking in the theory of everything, for which he won the golden globe for best actor on sunday scroll down for video eddie redmayne mingled with the ladies of hollywood, including screen icon angelina jolie, at the 2015 critics' choice awards jessica chastain, star of interstellar, and redmayne chatted and posed for pictures at the ceremony in los angeles on thursday evening emily blunt, 31, spoke to 33 year old redmayne at the ceremony after he was nominated for an oscar for his performance as physicist stephen hawking in the theory of everything the pair last worked together in 2006 film the good shepherd and no doubt had plenty to catch up on redmayne found himself to be the centre of attention at the critics’ choice awards in los angeles on thursday evening although he was snubbed for best actor on this occasion – with michael keaton taking the award instead for birdman – redmayne still proved to be the hottest act in the room diane kruger, 38, could not resist making a beeline for him, while fellow british star rosamund pike, 35, was more than delighted to share a joke with him having earned an oscar nod herself for her turn in gone girl newlywed redmayne was without his wife hannah bagshawe but spent most of his time with his the theory of everything co star felicity jones, 31 the british actress plays hawking’s first wife jane and is nominated for best actress at the oscars, which will be held on february 22 actress rosamund pike, who earned an oscar nod herself for her role in gone girl, joking around and posing with redmayne redmayne told the daily mail he was in pain when he learned of his oscar nomination – having bashed his leg as his ran naked from bed to answer the door of his hotel room ‘i was trying to grab a towel to protect my modesty,’ he said ‘someone was banging on the door and screaming my manager was brandishing a phone and at the end of that phone someone was telling me i had been nominated ‘i went from sleepy eyed to pretty wide awake very fast it was like going from nought to a hundred in a racing car i have to say that i feel pretty damn good’ redmayne is no stranger to hollywood having starred in my week with marilyn and the film adaptation of les miserables but his lead role as hawking has catapulted him into the super league and made him an instantly recognisable face and name redmayne with his the theory of everything co star felicity jones at the awards (left) and in the film (right) he plays stephen hawking in the movie and jones plays his first wife jane redmayne found time to pose with actress michelle monaghan at the critics' choice awards on thursday redmayne previously spoke to actress keira knightley at the hollywood film awards in november in california
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redmayne was the centre of attention at the critics’ choice awards in los angeles on thursday evening his oscar nomination for best actor was announced a few hours before the british actor was nominated for his performance as physicist stephen hawking in the theory of everything he was seen with angelina jolie, jessica chastain, emily blunt and others
a student accused of funding terrorism in syria walked free from court yesterday after she was cleared of trying to smuggle cash out of the uk in her knickers university student nawal msaad, 27, was caught with £16,000 in euros stuffed in her underwear at heathrow as she attempted to board a flight to istanbul police believed she was due to hand the cash over to a jihadi but after a month long trial, a jury decided that miss msaad was tricked into being a mule by an old school friend scroll down for video free woman: nawal msaad, 27, walks out of the old bailey holding hands with friends after she was cleared of funding isis jihadists amal elwahabi, 27, told miss msaad the money was for a house deposit, when it was in face destined for her husband aine davis who is thought to be fighting for isis in syria emotional: miss msaad broke down as she said she was 'physically and mentally weak' after her ordeal cctv: miss msaad was caught when the cash dropped down into her knickers as she walked through heathrow amal el wahabi, who gave her the money, was convicted of fundraising for terrorism in syria where her husband, a muslim convert, was fighting with islamic insurgents wahabi, 27, is the first briton to be convicted under terror laws of funding jihadis miss msaad, whose model looks have earned her the nickname ‘jihottie’ on social media sites, wept as she was cleared the london metropolitan university human resources management undergraduate appeared during the trial to be a most unlikely jihadi sympathiser nawal msaad believed she may have targeted because of her race and religion the part time singer and student was held on remand for more than a month after her arrest, but maintained her innocence throughout posting on facebook shortly after her release on bail, she wrote: 'i can't help but wonder if i had been called natalie from surrey whether the authorities would have pressed terrorism charges against me 'i'd urge that we do not lose sight and go after british muslims where the delicacy of the political climate means very little is needed to detain someone and charge them' she added: 'anyone out there who knows me will know i do not have any extremist views or support terrorism nor do i have any jihadist affiliations 'i hate terrorism i am a british muslim and they make religion not look peaceful 'we can all understand the importance of security within the current climate, however we need to be careful that we don't breed racial hatred as that is exactly what terrorists would want to create divisions' attending the old bailey dressed in tight fitting shirts, high heels, pink lipstick and thigh skimming skirts, the glamorous brunette appeared to relish the limelight she posted regular updates on social media of what she was wearing to court other images on her profile showed her modelling jewellery and wearing short black dresses for nights out during her trial, she was seen flirting with a defendant in another case, provoking a reprimand from a judge after the besotted man was seen waving at her in court described by those close to her as being ‘attracted like a moth to the flame of publicity’, the would be singer from holloway, north london, posted a video on youtube, professionally recorded in a studio weeks before her trial, of her performing a jennifer lopez song yesterday she said: ‘the last eight months have been surreal, now i just want to get my life back i’m physically and mentally drained’ miss msaad, born in london to moroccan parents, accused police of targeting her because she was a british muslim ‘anyone out there who knows me will know i do not have any extremist views or support terrorism nor do i have any jihadist affiliations,’ she said ‘i can’t help but wonder if i had been called natalie from surrey whether the authorities would have pressed terrorism charges against me’ miss msaad met wahabi, who is also of moroccan descent, when they were pupils at holland park school in west london and the pair remained close she told jurors she was ‘stitched up’ by her friend who promised her £790 to take the 20,000 euros to turkey in january wahabi told her the cash, in 500 euro notes, was to pay a deposit on a house in turkey and fund a beauty therapy business there 'stitched up': nawal msaad, 27, left, was today cleared of funding terrorism despite being caught with 20,000 euros handed to her by friend amal el wahabi, 27, right, who was found guilty of the same charge extremist: the cash was for el wahabi's husband aine davis, a convicted drug dealer and muslim convert believed to be fighting with isis forces in syria posed up: el wahabi wanted the cash for her husband aine davis, who was known as hamza and had joined fighters in war torn syria but in reality, the hairdresser was preparing to join her 30 year old drug dealing husband aine davis on his terrorist crusade, taking their two infant sons with her wahabi, was described by her own barrister as a ‘foul mouthed, phone addicted, weed smoking kaffir’ collapsed, screaming, ‘no, i can’t breathe’ as she was convicted of funding terrorism she claimed she thought her husband, whom she met at a west london mosque when she was 19, was helping an aid convoy in syria but police found extremist videos sent by davis, a former tube driver with drug and firearm convictions friends: miss msaad agreed to take the cash for her friend el wahabi but had believed that it was a deposit for a property in turkey anger: nawal msaad, pictured leaning on a car, believed she may have targeted because of her race and religion and was held for a month in custody after he arrest outraged: after she was cleared miss msaad, left and right, said she should never have been charged he also sent a message featuring the flag of terrorist group isis, with the slogan: ‘allah prefers the mujahadeen over those who remain behind’ wahabi responded: ‘be beside you until the day you die’ police found photographs on wahabi’s phone of davis posing with an ak 47 along with other fighters she sent him a picture of their son in a jihadi headscarf wahabi will be sentenced on september 12 judge nicholas hilliard warned she faces jail, saying: ‘a substantial amount of money was destined straight for the hands of a dangerous extremists engaged in violent jihad with all the terror and misery that causes’ nawal msaad has arrived at the old bailey over the past four weeks for her trial in a variety of outfits most of which have been teamed with a police ankle tag the 27 year old was photographed walking into court on july 8 in a tweed skirt and a tight white blouse with moccasin style pumps, which clearly showed off her tag and on august 4 she came with a fitted pink dress with a peplum, and a skinny black belt walking free: nawal msaad (centre), with two unknown women, leaves the old bailey in london today caught up: miss msaad was stopped by officials who removed 38 500 euro notes, four 200 euro notes and two 100 euro notes from her underwear she is pictured (from left) on august 7, august 8 and august 12 two days later on august 6, she wore a ralph lauren cricket style jumper with grey skinny jeans, a white shirt and a large necklace with white stilettos all three of these outfits showed off her tag she was then photographed on august 7 with a chiffon skirt, a polka dot sleeveless blouse, and a chain strap bag with white stilettos a police tag was clearly visible on her right ankle but the next day, she arrived wearing a white blouse with pale pink trousers that covered the tag, and cream stilettos by yesterday she approached the court in another outfit consisting of graphic print top and short suit which this time showed off her tag she also carried the same bag but wore black heels different outfits: miss msaad arrives at the old bailey on (from left) july 8, august 4 and august 6 tracking system: despite being cleared of any wrongdoing she still had her ankle tagged as she walked free while on those six occasions she arrived wearing sunglasses, these were gone as she exited today wearing a tight fitting black top and high waisted striped sailor style shorts with flip flops and despite being cleared of any wrongdoing earlier, the ankle tag was still visible on her right leg but there was no sign during her court appearances of any accessories on the tag despite her placing a chanel logo on top of it for a music video in which she featured in june (see below) a video of miss msaad singing jennifer lopez's song 'same girl' was posted on youtube on june 21, in order to protest her innocence following her release from prison on bail the lyrics of the song tell a story that she was 'same girl' who had been let down by 'fake friends' miss msaad's ankle tag complete with chanel logo is clearly visible in parts of the video protesting her innocence: a video of miss msaad singing jennifer lopez song 'same girl' was put on youtube angle tag: miss msaad wanted order to protest her innocence following her release from prison on bail singing: the lyrics of the song protested that she was 'same girl' who had been let down by 'fake friends'
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the premier league's love affair with ed sheeran shows no sign of abating after manchester united striker wayne rooney was caught duetting with the singer songwriter sheeran was seen riffing with the england captain at an after party following a gig in manchester one which robin van persie also rocked up to rooney was sat on stage in a nearby pub alongside the 23 year old, head wobbling as he tried to keep pace with lego house in front of a roomful of revellers at the sir ralph abercromby pub near deansgate video watch england striker wayne rooney singing alongside ed sheeran wayne rooney and singer ed sheeran pose for a picture after the singer's show in manchester manchester united striker rooney sat down as sheeran strummed his guitar to the tune of lego house rooney was all smiles as he entertained fans at an after party following sheeran's sell out gig in manchester the sir ralph abercromby in central manchester was the venue for rooney's impromptu gig onlookers can be heard urging on the frontman as he sang with sheeran following a 15,000 sell out gig the phenomenon surrounding sheeran has taken on a mind of its own in the past fortnight mark clattenburg was dropped from the top flight's list of officials at the weekend after breaking protocol and travelling to a concert in newcastle days before the referee drove alone to take charge of west brom's home game against crystal palace on october 25 a move engineered in order to see the award winner perform at the metro radio arena arsenal defender calum chambers has also seen sheeran perform recently mark clattenburg was in hot water for breaking protocol in order to attend a sheeran gig last month clattenburg drove alone to west brom v crystal palace at the weekend so he could see sheeran perform dutch striker robin van persie tweeted this picture of sheeran's concert from his place in the crowd rooney's got previous for singing in public pictured here in a barbados night club three years ago but rooney who made no secret of the fact he'd kept company with the star last week took it one step further, entertaining those around him with his rendition one punter told the sun: 'everyone was singing along and laughing but he showed he can take a joke 'it was like a normal group of mates messing about in a pub but i'd definitely advise him not give up the day job' wayne rooney isn't the only premier league star who has been showing off his musical talent over the past few days chelsea goalkeeper petr cech posted a video to his youtube account playing along to the foo fighters song 'walk' cech has previously performed at a music festival in the czech republic, and says he has considered a career as a musician once he hangs up his gloves pub landlord mike christodoulou said: 'ed pulled out his guitar and him and wayne had a little sing song — it was good vibes all round' rooney missed three games through suspension but returned as united lost 1 0 to derby rivals city sunday’s defeat left louis van gaal’s side in 10th place in the table after their worst start to a season since 1986 rooney's return to action ended on a low note as sergio aguero scored manchester city's winner at the etihad this was far from being rooney's first gig, having been filmed doing karaoke in the past in 2011 he did a seven song set while on holiday with his wife and children in barbados he belted out queen hit we are the champions and yesterday by the beatles after asking people for requests he later tweeted: 'having a great night in barbados! in lexys piano bar with coleenroo and friends been on the mic for about 7 songs and felt like a rock star' rooney, who celebrated his birthday days, had remained in manchester while wife coleen and their two sons, kai, two, and 17 month old klay, enjoyed a half term break in barbados video old trafford defensive crisis for van gaal
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wayne rooney entertains ed sheeran fans with song alongside star sheeran played the guitar as rooney sang lego house mark clattenburg got into hot water after watching the singer songwriter
the number of people in the uk infected with hiv has reached an all time high, new figures show nearly 110,000 are living with the condition, but around a quarter are unaware they have it they are therefore at risk of passing on the virus to others through unprotected sex, experts warn the figures, from public health england (phe), have been released ahead of national hiv testing week nearly 110,000 people in the uk are living with hiv, but around a quarter are unaware they have it, experts have warned ahead of national hiv testing week they show that overall, more people are being diagnosed earlier the proportion of people diagnosed with a late stage of hiv infection fell from 57 per cent in 2004 to 42 per cent in 2013 meanwhile, around six per cent of gay and bisexual men are now living with hiv this rises to 13 per cent in london meaning that one in eight sexually active gay men now has the condition in 2013, 3,250 men were newly diagnosed an all time annual high it is estimated that over 7,000 gay men have an hiv infection that remains undiagnosed and that an estimated 2,800 men acquired hiv in 2013 doctors say these figures highlight the need to increase both the numbers and frequency of hiv tests, which is critical to tackling the ongoing high levels of hiv transmission in a statement, public health england (phe) said: 'while the large majority of black africans do not have the hiv infection, the report also draws attention to the fact that one third of the 40,000 black african heterosexual men and women living with hiv in the uk do not know they have hiv' dr valerie delpech, head of phe's national hiv surveillance, said: 'we can’t overstate the importance of testing for hiv to ensure an early diagnosis early diagnosis of hiv enables better treatment outcomes and reduces the risk of onward transmission to get a test go to an open access sti clinic (some clinics in large cities are offering ‘fast track’ hiv testing) or go to a community testing site ask your gp for an hiv test – nowadays there is no need for lengthy discussion about the test, it just involves having blood taken, or even a finger prick ask online for a self sampling kit 'people diagnosed promptly with hiv infection can expect to live long and healthy lives 'however in 2013, people diagnosed with hiv late were 10 times more likely to die in the first year of diagnosis compared to those diagnosed promptly 'people who remain unaware of their infection are also at risk of transmitting hiv to others 'knowing hiv status is the key to both effective treatment, and to preventing onward transmission' as a result, phe is encouraging people most at risk to take an hiv test this includes gay, bisexual and other men who have sex with men and black africans in particular professor noel gill, head of the hiv & sti department, said: 'used correctly and consistently, condoms remain an inexpensive and effective way to prevent hiv 'we are also now seeing important and exciting data on ways to use antiretroviral medication to prevent hiv' phe has also issued advice on safer sexual behaviour to reduce the risk of hiv around six per cent of gay and bisexual men are now living with hiv (the infection is pictured) get tested regularly for hiv if you are one of those most at risk: * men who have sex with men are advised to have an hiv and sti screen at least annually, and every three months if having unprotected sex with new or casual partners * black african men and women are advised to have an hiv test and a regular hiv and sti screen if having unprotected sex with new or casual partners * always use a condom correctly and consistently, and until all partners have had a sexual health screen *reduce the number of sexual partners and avoid overlapping sexual relationships * unprotected sex with partners believed to be of the same hiv status (serosorting) is unsafe for the hiv positive, there is a high risk of acquiring other stis and hepatitis for the hiv negative, there is a high risk of hiv transmission as well as of acquiring stis and hepatitis
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nearly 110,000 people in the uk are now living with the condition 6% of sexually active gay men nationwide and 13% in london diagnosed official figures have been released ahead of national hiv testing week but with 25% of people with the infection undiagnosed, the virus is being passed to others through unprotected sex
a slovenian designer has created a range of hand crafted pinhole cameras carved out of chestnut and maple wood and held together using just magnets the ondu cameras come in six different dimensions and film sizes ranging from the leica 135 format to the 4'x5' film holder camera they were created by elvis halilovic and his brother benjamin in a design studio just outside velenje in slovenia scroll down for video a slovenian designer has created a range of pinhole cameras carved out of chestnut and maple wood the ondu cameras are held together by magnets and come in six different dimensions and film sizes ranging from leica 135 format to the 4'x5' film holder camera, pictured prices for the ondu cameras start at £46 for the 135 pocket pinhole, pictured it is the brainchild of photographer elvis halilovi¿ who makes the cameras in a design studio in velenje, slovenia the project was funded through a kickstarter campaign a pinhole camera is a camera without a lens it has a small hole in one side that acts as an aperture to let in light when you point the camera at an object, light from the object travels through the hole and projects an inverted image on the film along the opposite side of the box this technique is similar to how eyes see and process images the smaller the hole, the sharper the image, yet the dimmer it will appear a pinhole camera's shutter is manually operated by a flap of card, for example halilovic makes all the wooden parts of the cameras himself but some parts, like the pins that rewind the film, and the pinhole require precise cnc machining there's only one screw in the design and the winding pins and backplate are held in place with neodymium magnets that have a pulling force of about 05 kg a piece prices start at £46 and the project was funded through a kickstarter campaign that raised more than 10 times its target he launched the kickstarter campaign in may and raised more than £72,000 from a target of just £6,500 halilovic said: 'in pinhole photography we use small tiny pinhole sized aperture which we drill with a precision drill, that lets light through to the same material the wooden pinhole camera from ondu on the work bench at the company's design studio in lopatnik village near velenje in slovenia founder of ondu, elvis halilovic used crowdsourcing website kickstarter to achieve the funding needed to turn his hobby into a business 'and, because it has such a high aperture, this tiny hole, it produces unique images that no other kind of photographic camera can achieve' 'when you take a picture with a pinhole camera not only the photographer is involved, but also the subject 'because exposing images with this kind of cameras takes a little bit longer than just taking a snapshot, so the people that get photographed with these cameras get away with an experience' each of the ondu cameras are carved by hand in a workshop by designer halilovic and his brother benjamin halilovic claims he can make about 100 cameras a week film is loaded inside each model and a single metal screw holds the shutter in place the smallest camera in the ondu range is the 135 pocket pinhole camera that costs £46 it has a pinhole size of 020 mm, a focal length of 25mm, and comes with a standard tripod mount the 135 panoramic pinhole costs £60 and shoots leica format in 36mm x 24mm or panoramic double frames at 72mm x 24mm image it also has a 020mm pinhole size and 25mm focal length with an added field of view of 113° for panoramic shots film is loaded inside each ondu camera model and a single metal screw holds the shutter in place the back of each camera is attached using small magnets elvis halilovic uses a wooden pinhole camera to take photo in lopatnik village near velenje, in slovenia the cameras, made from walnut and maple, come in six formats and range in price from £60 for a 135 format to £132 for a slidebox that holds the paper in place ondu's 6x6 pocket pinhole costs £73 and uses 120 format film which makes the negatives 56mm x 56mm and has a 115° angle of view ondu's 6x12 multiformat camera can take 6x6, 6x9, and 6x12 images and costs £92 halilovic claims the cameras produce similar looking results as the 135 panoramic but with 'much greater clarity', thanks to the 120roll film the camera has a pinhole size of 030 mm, a focal length of 40 mm and a standard tripod mount for £106 photographers can buy a standard 4' x 5' film holder that is secured onto the back of any of the other cameras with magnets elvis halilovic poses as a wooden pinhole camera is used to take his photo at the ondu design and fabrication studio in lopatnik village, velenje each of the six ondu models comes with a standard tripod mount, pictured this picture is the image taken using the ondu camera of designer halilovic in his studio a pinhole camera is a camera without a lens it has a small hole in one side that acts as an aperture to let in light when you point the camera at an object, light from the object travels through the hole and projects an inverted image on the film this camera has a 030 mm pinhole, a focal length of 60 mm and a standard tripod mount the most expensive camera in the range costs £132 and is made with two sliding boxes that hold the paper in place for the exposure this means an image is produced before the camera film is developed into a darkroom, or before the paper in the changing bag is removed it uses a paper format of 10,5 x 14,8cm, has a  03 mm pinhole and a 50 mm focal length halilovis said: 'nowadays, most of us own a camera and taking a picture has become such an everyday occurrence that we don't take notice anymore 'well, pinhole photography changes that 'suddenly, you remember what you were doing on the day you took the picture in detail, who approached you to ask about your camera, how you took the shot, and how you felt when you developed the film all the things missing in today's photography' halilovic makes all the wooden parts of the cameras himself but some parts, like the pins that rewind the film, and the pinhole require precise cnc machining there's only one screw in the design and the winding pins and backplate are held in place with neodymium magnets that have a pulling force of about 05 kg a piece
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a builder has been ordered to pay a policeman £400 in compensation after he posted a doctored photograph on facebook which featured two penises drawn onto the officer jordan barrack secretly took a photograph of pc charles harris while he was being interviewed at sleaford police station, in lincolnshire he was asked to attend a voluntary interview on august 21 last year after he witnessed a drunken brawl the night before builder jordan barrack (left) has been ordered to pay a police officer £400 compensation after he posted a doctored photograph of him (right) on to facebook the 20 year old was so frustrated at being left waiting for two hours he took a picture of pc harris when he took his statement later that day barrack used photoshop to draw two penises on the officer before uploading the image to facebook and snapchat he was arrested after the image was shared by more than 1,700 people and passed to lincolnshire police barrack was arrested and pleaded guilty to posting a grossly offensive, obscene picture on a social media site at lincoln magistrates court on tuesday he was ordered to pay £400 in compensation to pc harris as well as £85 costs and a £60 victim surcharge the builder also received a 12 month community order with 40 hours of unpaid work barrack (pictured) was arrested and pleaded guilty to posting a grossly offensive, obscene picture on a social media site at lincoln magistrates court on tuesday prosecutor daniel pietryka told the court: 'on august 21 at sleaford police station he posted a picture on snapchat and facebook of pc harris who had been interviewing barrack at the station 'without the officers knowledge he took a photo and adapted the image by drawing two penises on the officer’s face 'the image was visible on his facebook profile and had been seen on snapchat' defending himself in court, barrack, who lives with his parents in ruskington, lincolnshire, said: 'i am terribly sorry and it was a massive mistake and i shouldn’t have done it 'please send my apologies to the officer if i was to see them again i would apologise to them 'it was a very expensive photograph and i won’t do it again' barrack (pictured) was ordered to pay £400 in compensation to pc harris as well as £85 costs and a £60 victim surcharge the doctored photograph of the police officer was shown to magistrates in open court today barrack’s mother karen, 47, said: 'what jordan did was stupid and he knows that but to be dragged to court and told to pay over £500 in fines and costs is a bit draconian 'the reason he took the picture was because he was being forced to wait for hours to give an interview 'he had been attacked by a drunken yob and the thug claimed jordan had attacked him jordan was never charged with any offence and just wanted to come home 'when he was arrested for taking the picture and putting it on the internet he was shocked, he thought it was joke at first 'surely the courts have got better things to do than arrest people for doing what is no more than a schoolboy prank' barrack today said a court official told him he had only been prosecuted because the victim of his prank was a police officer he said: 'i was massively shocked at the fine at first they said i had to do 40 hours of community service which i thought was okay and i was happy with that 'then they said i had to pay £85 court fees and £60 victim surcharge which i was expecting 'but then they said the compensation for the distress of the police was £400 and i couldn’t believe it' he went on to say: 'the amount of calls police get saying so and so has uploaded a nasty picture and they do nothing about it must be huge 'a woman in the court said because it was a police officer they had to do something about it it’s ridiculous 'one of my mates got abused and assaulted and he only got £100 compensation 'people have come up to me and said they can’t believe it got to court and said it was a waste of taxpayers’ money' barrack said he took the picture after getting fed up of waiting for over two hours to give officers an account of a bar brawl he had witnessed he said: 'i was waiting for ages they told me to turn about at 930pm after i had been at work all day and had work the next morning 'but i didn’t leave until after midnight i was doing them a favour as a voluntary witness 'he (the police officer) was writing things down and i just sat there bored out of my head so got my phone out and thought i would be a bit cocky and did it 'i thought nothing would come of it' he went on to say: 'they confiscated my phone at the time and i still haven’t got it back over five months later even though the case is finished now'
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jordan barrack took the picture of charles harris while being interviewed barrack was asked to attend the interview after witnessing drunken brawl he later used photoshop to doctor the image and uploaded it to facebook the builder was ordered to pay £400 in compensation to the police officer he was also ordered to pay £85 costs and £60 victim surcharge
a california teen says her school tormentors followed her home and attacked her in front of her family after viciously bullying her the brutal fight between adayja lowery and several teenage girls in stockton last week was caught on camera and has not been shared on social media across cesar chavez high school the 16 year old says she's now afraid to go back to school scroll down for video adayja lowery (in the orange pants) was beaten by a mob of girls who showed up at her house after allegedly tormenting her for months at school the video shows adayja taking the first swing she says she was fed up with the bullying however, she quickly was overwhelmed by her attackers adayja's sister was also pulled into the fight 'i am supposed to feel safe at school, but i didn’t feel safei contacted my mom because i was hearing that i was going to be jumped by this girl and her sister,' she told ktxl tv the video shows adayja taking the first swing at the girl who seemed to be leading the mob that had gathered outside her house she says she was tired of being bullied quickly, adayja was pulled into a scrum of punching, screaming and hair pulling by the mob of teenage girls when her eighth grade sister tried to intervene, she was drawn into the fight and beaten, too finally, adayja's mother alicia henderson intervened to stop the violence 'if a situation like this happens and they are at home, i’m not sending them to school,' she said the two girls escaped with minor scratches and bruises school officials responded by suspending adayja and her sister for the fight however, the school district police department is investigating the fight and could bring criminal charges against the students involved alicia henderson, adayja's mother, says she doesn't want her daughters to go back to school if they aren't even safe in their own homes
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adayja lowery, 16, says she was followed home by school bullies and attacked after months of torment adayja and her eighth grade sister were both beaten the teen says she's too afraid to go back to school now the school suspended both sisters after the fight video went viral among classmates
bayern munich are in discussions to sign former brighton and manchester united goalkeeper tomasz kuszczak the 32 year old free agent is wanted by pep guardiola after reserve keeper pepe reina suffered a calf injury while third choice thomas starke is also facing an operation on his right elbow bayern were keen on victor valdes but the 32 year old has opted to speak to manchester united where his fitness and recovery from posterior knee ligament surgery is being assessed over the next few days bayern munich are in discussions to sign former manchester united goalkeeper tomasz kuszczak the 32 year old free agent is wanted by pep guardiola after reserve keeper pepe reina suffered a calf injury valdes trained with united's first team at carrington on friday and could complete a shock move to old trafford within two weeks the legendary former barcelona keeper, who is a free agent, is in talks with united boss louis van gaal he was in gym, talking and working with united physios on friday victor valdes arrives back at his hotel on friday after completing training at the carrington training centre the former barcelona goalkeeper could complete a shock move to old trafford within the next two weeks valdes is a free agent after he did not renew his contract with barcelona at the end of last season
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the 32 year old free agent is wanted by bayern munich boss pep guardiola reserve bayern goalkeeper pepe reina suffered a calf injury third choice thomas starke is also facing an operation on his right elbow
police say they've flushed out a man accused of stealing the handles and pipes of toilets in parks and restaurant restrooms around a florida city st petersburg police said friday that they arrested 28 year old homeless man brian rinda he is accused of stealing the plumbing from cracker barrel, burger king, bob evans and other restaurants police released a photo of a pile of metal toilet parts that they say rinda stole brian rinda is accused of stealing the handles and pipes of toilets in parks and restaurant restrooms around st petersburg, fla 'he worked very fast within a matter of minutes,' police spokesperson yolanda fernandez told fox 13 news regarding a theft at subway 'many of the managers at the restaurants were telling us, well they had just walked out of the restroom and gone back in a few minutes later, and he had taken the flush valves' police say rinda caused about $1,000 in damage and traded the brass valve and piping at a county recycling center as most commercial victims had security cameras, there is plenty of footage of rinda taking off with the handles and pipes as scrap metal yards must keep seller records, authorities can tie rinda to multiple deals at county recycling rinda is charged him with eight counts of grand theft and 1 count of petit theft owner james roberto identified him personally, noting that in one transaction rinda was paid $32 for 20 pounds of brass roberto read on his records: 'that was the item, and there's the picture id, his picture, his fingerprint rinda was charged with eight counts of grand theft and 1 count of petit theft rinda is being held in county jail on $20,000 bail it's unclear whether he retained an attorney
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28 year old homeless man brian rinda is accused of stealing the plumbing from cracker barrel, burger king, bob evans security cameras at the restaurants show rinda in the act rinda is listed with multiple sales at a local recycling center
rule 40 in the international olympic committee's guidebook states that no athlete is able to participate in non olympic marketing during the games and a specified period afterwards the louis vuitton ads surfaced on twitter and various websites on august 13, which fell within the banned time frame as the most decorated olympian of all time, it was only a matter of time before michael phelps landed a major fashion endorsement but in posing for the louis vuitton campaign images that surfaced on twitter on august 13, 2012, the us olympic swimmer may be stripped of his medals, four gold and two silver, from the london 2012 games according to rule 40, a regulation introduced by the international olympic committee earlier this year, no athlete was able to participate in non olympic marketing campaigns from july 18 to august 15, 2012 champions: michael phelps may lose his medals as his ads for louis vuitton (above) were unveiled at a time he was unable to participate in non olympic marketing he's seen in a bath with the brand's bag beside him champions: mr phelps is also seen in another leaked image with former soviet gymnast larisa latynina (left) if the photographs were in fact due for release on august 16 and a rogue individual had simply leaked them, mr phelps will be in the clear but if the photos were in fact leaked intentionally by the brand, the sporting hero will face punishment the french fashion house said after the two photos, snapped by famed photographer annie leibovitz, had leaked that they were in fact unofficial images and were stolen from the company mr phelps' management team have also denied releasing the images the official ioc rule states: 'a competitor or a team may lose the benefit of any ranking obtained in relation to other events at the olympic games at which he or it was disqualified or excluded; in such case the medals and diplomas won by him or it shall be returned to the ioc' two photographs of the athlete were posted on various websites on august 13 one showed mr phelps posing in a bathtub as the brand's signature bag sat slumped on the floor beside him while another showed him on a couch, sharing a laugh with former soviet gymnast larissa latynina, 77 as a less severe punishment, mr phelps may also simply be fined if he is found to have breached rule 40 according to sekou campbell, an intellectual property attorney at fox rothschild who has written about rule 40, if the photos were leaked intentionally, it is likely a violation of the ioc regulation designed to combat ambush marketing winner: the star won four gold medals and two silver medals at the london 2012 olympic games ‘that’s the point of ambush marketing,’ he told cnbc ‘there’s no formal ad, but they somehow generate coverage’ phelps' long time agent, peter carlisle, dismissed any suggestion friday that the retired swimmer may have violated rule 40 carlisle told the associated press there's no issue with the ioc because phelps did not authorize use of the pictures, which were leaked by a source that still isn't known and appeared on several websites in fact, the agent added, there are dozens of similar, unapproved uses of most top athletes' names and images during any olympics ‘he didn't violate rule 40; it's as simple as that,’ carlisle said in a telephone interview ‘all that matters is whether the athlete permitted that use that's all he can control in this case, michael did not authorize that use ‘the images hadn't even been reviewed, much less approved it's as simple as that an athlete can't control unauthorized uses any more than you can guarantee someone isn't going to break into your house’ ‘i can't count on every hand in this office the number of unauthorized uses that happen during the games period,’ carlisle added ‘we uncover them by the dozens some are by companies we don't even know it happens constantly’ no matter the outcome, the star has followed in the footsteps of sean connery and catherine deneuve, posing with the french label's famous monogrammed bags in the couch image the caption beneath, which is written in italian, bears the words: 'due percorsi straordinari uno stesso destino', which translates as: 'two extraordinary paths the same fate' swansong: michael phelps pictured during the games with his medal for the 100m butterfly the new core values campaign image was released at the same time as the bath image, in which mr phelps is seen wearing trunks and goggles in a bath, with an lv monogrammed bag beside the tub though it is designed to look like it too is for louis vuitton, the luxury label told mailonline: 'it is not an official louis vuitton image' the official new advertisement is the latest in an ongoing series titled core values the campaign has also featured images of francis ford coppola with his daughter sofia, rolling stones rocker keith richards and even mikhail gorbachev
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rule 40 in the international olympic committee's guidebook states that no athlete is able to participate in non olympic marketing during the games and a specified period afterwards the louis vuitton ads surfaced on twitter and various websites on august 13, which fell within the banned time frame
one of the two maryland women charged with murdering two toddlers in a gruesome 'exorcism' last year pleaded guilty, but will not serve any prison time under a plea agreement, monifa sanford, 22, pleaded guilty to two counts of first degree murder and attempted first degree murder, but was not found criminally responsible, abc 7 reports instead of prison time, sanford will be committed to a psychiatric hospital for her role in the january 2014 murder of one year old norell harris and his two year old sister zyana sanford and the children's mother, zakieya avery, 29, stabbed the toddlers with a serrated knife and choked the two young children in an attempted 'exorcism' because they believed the children were demon possessed scroll down for video plea: under a plea agreement, monifa sanford, 22, will serve no time in prison for her role in the january 2014 'exorcism' murders of one year old norell harris and his sister zyana, 2, but has been committed to a mental institution possessed: sanford and the children's mother, zakieya avery, 29, attacked little norell (left) and zyana (right) because they believed the children were demon possessed avery's other two  children, then aged five and eight, were also stabbed and choked, but managed to survive the testimony at sanford's hearing friday was so disturbing that the father of the two children erupted in the courtroom, forcing marshals to lead the man out of the room, wusa reports according to the testimony, sanford's mental illness included hallucinations and voices, one of which she believed to be satan 'satan' allegedly told her that he was going to kill the children and 'if she wanted them to go to heaven, she had to do it herself,' according to the testimony 'demon assassins:' avery (left) and sanford (right) believed they were part of a group of 'demon assassins' along with men who, an investigation revealed, were imaginary survived: avery's other two children, then aged five top left) and eight (top right), were also stabbed and choked, but managed to survive david felsen, a defense attorney, said that sanford believed she had been initiated into a group of 'demon assassins' along with men, who an investigation revealed, were imaginary the two women reportedly believed that they themselves had become possessed at some point and that the children were possessed and had evil spirits on them they also believed that inanimate objects had been possessed, according to wusa sanford has been committed to clifton t perkins mental hospital and a trial for avery is expected to take place later this year after the women killed the young children and attacked avery's older son and daughter on jan 17 of last year, they went for each other wusa reports that avery stabbed and choked sanford several times and the two eventually struggled over the knife avery grabbed the knife and continued to attack sanford at some point, the two stopped the attacks and showered they washed the bodies of the two small children and one of the older children and laid them on a bed authorities responding to a report of suspicious activity, showed up at avery's germantown home at around 940am and discovered the gruesome scene norell and zyana were pronounced dead on the scene the two older children were treated at the scene then transferred to the hospital sanford was taken to a hospital as well after the gruesome murders, sandford reportedly told police 'i'm glad the children are in heaven, but i miss them' disturbing: the testimony at sanford's hearing friday was so disturbing that the father of the two children erupted in the courtroom, forcing marshals to lead the man out of the room
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a father who co wrote a book with his son about how the boy visited heaven after a car wreck was telling the truth, his family has said even though the youngster has now denied the tale alex malarkey, now 16, was in a coma for two months and left paralyzed after the wreck in 2004, but when he awoke, he claimed an angel had lifted him up to heaven where he met jesus and satan with his father, kevin malarkey, he wrote best selling book 'the boy who came back from heaven' in 2010 but this week, alex claimed the whole story was a lie but kevin's family said that is not the 'kevin has always told the truth,' his mother joan told dailymailcom on friday 'he told the truth and he did the right thing he's not sure why alex is saying these things now' scroll down for video truth or fiction? alex malarkey, left, co wrote a book with his father kevin, right, recounting how he saw heaven after being in a car crash he has now denied the story but kevin's family said he has always told the truth 'lies': alex malarkey, pictured in 2009, was just six when he was in the crash and he remains paralyzed kevin malarkey, who is recently divorced from alex's mother beth, has not publicly commented on alex's claims, but joan malarkey said 'he has a lot of support' from relatives and friends he published a second book last summer, 'a beautiful defeat' the reaction comes after alex claimed his story was nothing more than fiction the book describes heaven thus: 'when i arrived in heaven, i was inside the gate the gate was really tall, and it was white it was very shiny, and it looked like it had scales like a fish i was in the inner heaven and everything was brighter and more intense on the inside of the gate it was perfect perfect is my favorite word for describing heaven' alex also describes in the book how he floated above the scene of his crash and talked to jesus while firefighters extricated his body from the wreckage in an open letter addressed to 'sellers, buyers and marketers' on pulpit and pen, alex wrote: 'i did not die i did not go to heaven' 'i said i went to heaven because i thought it would get me attention,' he wrote 'when i made the claims that i did, i had never read the bible people have profited from lies, and continue to' adding that only the bible describes what heaven is like, he said that people 'should read the bible, which is enough the bible is the only source of truth anything written by man cannot be infallible' alex is still severely disabled and is cared for by his mother at home in ohio they live together in huntsville with his three siblings kevin malarkey lives in columbus, ohio beth malarkey has said that alex does not receive any money from the novel, which made the new york times bestsellers list in 2010 long before alex made his statement, beth malarkey had claimed on her blog that the book was made up and that when she approached the publishers, they did nothing controversial tale: alex's mother beth, left, says he does not receive any money from the sales of the book home life: alex is able to stand with the help of a brace and has been taken on runs by his mother, right 'there are many who are scamming and using the word of god to do it,' she wrote last april 'it is both puzzling and painful to watch the book the boy who came back from heaven to not only continue to sell, but to continue, for the most part, to not be questioned' she even claimed that when alex told a pastor that the book was made up, the man told him the publication was 'blessing' to people and to stay quiet she added: 'the ones making money from the book are not the ones staying up through the night, struggling for their breath, or were they the ones at six years old, waking up unable to move or breathe and in a strange place after last remember seeing a car coming right at the car he was riding in' many christian publishers are now announcing that they will stop selling the book one of the book's stockists, the lifeway christian bookstore, told pulpit and pen that it plans to remove the book from its shelves and send back its current stock before: alex, pictured before the accident, was in a coma for two months after the crash when he was six full time care: alex's mother beth, right, said none of the profits from the book have gone to alex's care in a statement, its director of communications, martin king, said: 'lifeway was informed this week that alex malarkey has retracted his testimony about visiting heaven as told in the book 'the boy who came back from heaven' malarkey said he wrote the book because he thought it would get him 'attention'; it became a best seller 'therefore, we are returning to the publisher the few copies we have in our stores' the book is one of three 'real life' tales of paradise on sale at christian book stores 90 minutes in heaven and heaven is for real are the others the malarkeys' book has been a popular read in christian book stores and had a 43 rating on amazon it became part of a popular genre of books known as 'heavenly tourism' another young boy's tale of going to heaven, colton burpo from nebraska has recently been made into the movie heaven is for real the publishers description on the book reads: 'in 2004, kevin malarkey and his six year old son, alex, suffered an horrific car accident the impact from the crash paralyzed alex–and medically speaking, it was unlikely that he could survive 'i think alex has gone to be with jesus,' a friend told the stricken dad 'but two months later, alex awoke from a coma with an incredible story to share of events at the accident scene and in the hospital while he was unconscious of the angels that took him through the gates of heaven itself of the unearthly music that sounded just 'terrible' to a six year old and, most amazing of all of meeting and talking to jesus 'the boy who came back from heaven' is the true story of an ordinary boy's most extraordinary journey as you see heaven and earth through alex's eyes, you'll come away with new insights on miracles, life beyond this world, and the power of a father's love'
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alex malarkey said he visited heaven and met jesus while in a coma for two months at age six following a car crash in 2004 he then wrote the best selling book with his father kevin, who is recently separated from alex's mother now alex has written an open letter to publishers saying he made it all up his mother says alex receives no money from the sale of the book but kevin malarkey's family say they stand by him, saying: 'kevin has always told the truth he's not sure why alex is saying this'
barack obama pointedly refused to call isis terrorists muslims today as he spoke at a joint press conference with british prime minister david cameron standing just a few feet away, cameron warned of a global 'islamist extremist terrorist threat,' condemning the perversion of islam in the strongest possible terms three times and using the word 'poisonous' to describe the radicalized ideology five times keeping with his administration's policy to label foreign fighters as 'terrorists,' obama would not refer to the religion of isis militants during the white house news conference but at one point called them 'fanatics' obama said the world must 'lift up those voices that represent the vast majority of the muslim world' and push a counter narrative as 'aggressively and as nimbly as the messages coming' from the radicals scroll down for video us president barack obama, right, and british prime minister david cameron, left, hold a joint news conference in the east room of the white house, in washington, dc on friday afternoon cameron repeatedly referred to radicalized islam as a 'poisonous' ideology but obama wouldn't imply religion was a motivating factor of terrorists 'this phenomenon has violent roots, the ideology, the networks,' obama said of isis 'this has metastasized and it is widespread and it has penetrated communities around the world' their washington, dc, news conference came after a working dinner on thursday evening and a meeting in the oval office this morning the us president said in his opening remarks that the coalition against isis is 'systematically taking out their fighters,' and he looked forward to hosting britain at terror summit in february in his own statement cameron told reporters, 'we face a poisonous and fanatical ideology that wants to pervert islam' 'we do face a very serious islamist extremist terrorist threat in europe, in america, across the world and we have to be incredibly vigilant in terms of that threat,' he later said cameron said the world must focus on breaking down the 'poisonous radical death cult of a narrative' that's corrupting the islamic religion that is 'the heart of the matter' he said it must also avoid creating 'safe havens for terrorists to otherwise talk to each other' obama said the us and his allies were working to identify terrorist actors in syria and deactivate them 'this phenomenon has violent roots, the ideology, the networks,' he said 'this has metastasized and it is widespread and it has penetrated communities around the world' the us president said he does not consider the threat from isis an 'existential' one, and like cameron, he believe is one 'that we will solve' 'we are stronger we are representing values that the vast majority of muslims believe in, in tolerance, and in working together to build rather than destroy, and so this is a problem that causes great heartache and tragedy and destruction,' he said 'but it is one that ultimately we're going to defeat' obama said that weapons alone would do the job, and that he and cameron discussed during their meeting how to 'lift up those voices that represent the vast majority of the muslim world so that this counter narrative against this nihilism is put out there as aggressively and as nimbly as the messages coming out from these fanatics' 'how do we make sure that we are working with local communities and faith leaders, and families' whether in great britain or the us, he said, 'so that we're inoculating ourselves against this kind of ideology 'that's gonna be slow, plotting, systematic work,' obama noted, but it's work he's 'confident' the us can achieve it, 'especially with partners like the united kingdom' obama also suggested that the us had an 'advantage' over countries like britain when it comes to fighting terrorism because 'our muslim populations, they feel themselves to be americans' 'there is this incredible process of immigration and assimilation that is part of our tradition that is probably our greatest strength,' he said cameron and obama were just coming off of a meeting a working dinner on thursday evening followed by an oval office meeting this morning obama said that during their meeting, he talked with cameron about his views that the world must 'lift up those voices that represent the vast majority of the muslim world' and push a counter narrative as 'aggressively and as nimbly as the messages coming' from the radicals the white house has actively refused to describe islamic radicals fighting in iraq and syria for a caliphate in religious terms 'let’s call them what they are,' obama's spokesman said on tuesday 'these terrorists are individuals who would like to cloak themselves in the veil of a particular religion 'but based on the fact that the religious leaders of that religion have roundly condemned their actions, those religious leaders have indicated that their actions are entirely inconsistent with islam,' he said earnest said the fact that the 'majority of victims of terror attacks' are muslim 'is a pretty clear indication that this is not a matter of the world being at war with islam' 'the world and the united statesis at war with these individuals, these violent extremists who carry out these acts of terror and try to justify it by invoking this religion' he stated the us official admitted that unlike other western leaders, including french president francois hollande, obama's administration was purposefully avoiding use of the term 'radical islam' one reason, he said, is that, he 'wouldn’t want to be in a position where i’m repeating the justification that they have cited that i think is completely illegitimate' 'these are individuals who are terrorists,''] he again said 'and what they did was they tried to invoke their own distorted deviant view of islam to try to justify them 'and i think that is completely illegitimate and what we should do is we should call it what it is and it’s an act of terror, and it’s one that we roundly 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five times british pm david cameron referred to it a 'poisonous' ideology at one point he said it's import to break down the 'poisonous radical death cult of a narrative' that's corrupting the islamic religion president barack obama said we need to 'lift up those voices that represent the vast majority of the muslim world' to push a counter narrative the white house has actively refused to describe islamic radicals fighting in iraq and syria for a caliphate in religious terms 'these terrorists are individuals who would like to cloak themselves in the veil of a particular religion,' obama's spokesman said tuesday
iain duncan smith’s wife has spoken for the first time about her battle with breast cancer betsy duncan smith, pictured, who has been married to the work and pensions secretary for 32 years, said: ‘my cancer was found very late i didn’t pick up any of the signs ‘breast cancer took over my life for two years, the first bit was the worst i couldn’t see a way out of it’ after her diagnosis, the mother of four had to have six months of chemotherapy followed by radiotherapy iain duncan smith's wife betsy (pictured) has described how her breast cancer, which was found very late, took over her life she added: ‘my energy levels went to zero there were days i couldn’t walk on occasion, i couldn’t even talk iain had to bring his office home and look after me it must have been very worrying for him, poor chap, but he’s coped brilliantly’ mrs duncan smith, 55, who lost her hair during the treatment, told the daily telegraph: ‘that didn’t bother me in the slightest it was the least of my problems ‘eventually i started getting stronger i’m out of it now but i’m still checked’ speaking to the daily mail following his wife’s diagnosis, mr duncan smith – who has been dubbed the quiet man of politics – said: ‘betsy told me the doctor feared it was cancer he was correct it took my breath away ‘i said, “right, i’m coming home” i went straight back to my office, picked up my bag and caught the train i didn’t come back to parliament for some time after that’ iain duncan smith (pictured with betsy) said his wife's diagnosis had taken his breath away his wife now supports cancer detection dog charity medical detection dogs they can sniff out chemical changes in their owners and alert them mrs duncan smith – who lives near the charity’s buckinghamshire headquarters – said: ‘a friend asked me to come along and see what the charity did i was pretty reluctant i had just had breast cancer, and had a rough time for two years with the treatment ‘so the last thing i wanted at that point was to get involved with anything concerning cancer but when i was finally persuaded to visit, i was quite simply blown away’ she said she has now adopted one of the charity’s cocker spaniels
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iain duncan smith's wife betsy said her breast cancer was found late the 55 year old went through months of chemo and radiotherapy leaving her temporarily unable to walk or even talk it 'took over her life' mr duncan smith said his wife's diagnosis had 'taken his breath away'
women in their 50s are having fertility treatment paid for by the nhs the human fertilisation and embryology authority said up to 12 such women were granted ivf funding over a three year period campaigners said that public money should instead go on telling women how hard it was to get pregnant in their 50s josephine quintavalle, of comment on reproductive ethics, said: ‘we’d be better spending money educating women about the reality of reproduction fertility starts to dip mid thirties and by 50 it’s at the menopausal stage campaigners have said that public money should not be spent on funding ivf for women over 50 but should instead go on telling women how hard it was to get pregnant at that age (picture posed by models) ‘no matter how hard we try to keep eternally young we know that ageing takes place and it impacts significantly on reproduction at a much earlier stage than most women realise ‘whether it’s on the nhs or privately, doctors must be very honest with women and not raise false hopes there was probably lots of heartache, it is highly unlikely a woman will get pregnant after 50’ norman wells, of the family education trust, said: ‘while we can sympathise with those women who have reached the end of their natural childbearing years without having the children they longed for, the use of medical technology to overcome the natural order raises serious ethical questions ‘the nhs should recognise that there are good reasons why the years of female fertility are limited and not fund treatment that seeks to artificially prolong them ‘all too often, children are being regarded as consumer goods to be fitted in when they are most convenient to the lifestyle choices of their mothers, rather than as human beings to be loved and treasured in their own right’ under nhs guidelines, women can be offered ivf only up to the age of 42 and in many areas it is heavily rationed only one in five local clinical commissioning groups offers the recommended three courses of treatment many offer only one or refuse to fund it once women turn 35 experts said it was probable women undergoing ivf in their 50s would use younger, donor eggs as their own would be of too poor quality to be fertilised this adds £6,000 to the £3,000 standard treatment cost the fertilisation authority would not say exactly how many women in their 50s had their doctor’s consent for ivf but admitted it was two to four each year in 2010, 2011 and 2012 this means that up to 12 women in their 50s over that period were given ivf treatment josephine quintavalle, of comment on reproductive ethics said it was highly unlikely a woman will get pregnant after 50 while experts warned that even successful pregnancies carried higher risks at that age philippa taylor, of the christian medical fellowship, which represents 4,000 christian doctors, said: ‘this raises the issue about success rates, which are less than 19 per cent, the nhs’s funding and the effect on the woman’s health and her baby the risks to the mother are increased the older she gets ‘ivf is not the panacea it’s often made out to be i have sympathy for any woman desperate to have a child – but they should not delay childhood and assume ivf is an insurance policy that can be taken out at any age’ the authority’s figures also show that soaring numbers of women in their 40s and 50s are opting for ivf totals for nhs and private sector treatment show that around 170 women a week in their 40s had ivf in 2012 the annual total was 8,808 – nearly 1,300 higher than in 2008 the number of women in their 40s paying for private ivf treatment went up by 25 per cent between 2008 and 2012 studies have suggested that women who conceive in their 50s are at a far higher risk of suffering from high blood pressure and potentially dangerous blood clots children born to much older mothers are also more likely to be born prematurely or to have down’s syndrome the risk of stillbirth is also higher a poll of 2,000 people last year showed that almost three quarters do not believe older women should be given ivf to help them conceive it also found that one in three thought the suggested limit of 42 for ivf on the nhs was too high and two in three said children born to women aged between 50 and 55 were negatively affected by having an older mother a department of health spokesman said: ‘ivf treatment is a clinical decision, taking consideration of nice guidelines’
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killed by police: witnesses say michael brown was shot repeatedly by a white police officer in his home town of ferguson, missouri, on saturday afternoon computer hackers' collective anonymous says it will find out and publish the name of the policeman who shot dead an unarmed teenager in missouri the warning comes after the group earlier threatened to launch an online attack on police departments over alleged brutality in the handling of protests following the killing of michael brown police have cracked down hard on demonstrators in ferguson, a suburb of st louis, who took to the streets after the 18 year old was shot dead by a police officer on saturday night despite calls for calm, officers fired teargas and shot at least one person in a third night of rioting in the area last night police claimed the man shot had pulled a handgun on an officer as police tried to put the area on lockdown, messages posted on a newly established twitter account called operation ferguson, which appears to be linked to anonymous, announced: 'we have a deep source, and we have a name we believe to be the shooter [of michael brown] it does not match any of the names being floated 'we have our best operatives working as hard as they can to verify the leak on the shooter we were passed please be patient 'when we release the name of mike brown's killer, it will be in an unequivocal statement released through this twitter account no games' a little later another message suggested that the operation was proving more difficult than anticipated 'to my fellow anons, everyone remain chill,' it read 'i realize this is an intense op, and we are all trying our best let's fight cops not each other' there has been anger from mr brown's parents and their supporters after the ferguson police department decided not to publish the name of the officer who shot their son speaking out through the media last night, lesley mcspadden, mr brown's mother, told the policeman who fired the shots: 'you take your punishment if you were a man you'd stand up, you'd be a man, you would say you was wrong' police have not disclosed the race of the officer, but witnesses said he was white the ferguson police force has 53 officers, three of whom are black about two thirds of ferguson's population of about 21,000 are black, according to us census figures in a video posted on sunday night, a self declared spokesman for anonymous warned missouri police 'we are watching you very closely' 'if you abuse, harass or harm in any way the protesters in ferguson we will take every web based asset of your departments and governments offline,' said a disguised voice, speaking over news footage of protests 'that's not a threat, it is a promise' in the video and a press release posted to the pastebin website, the video says anonymous will 'attack ever server and computer' belonging to the police departments involved, as well as 'release the personal information on every single member of the ferguson police department, as well as any other jurisdiction that participates in the abuse' 'we will seize all your databases and e mail spools and dump them on the internet,' it said 'this is your only warning' there was no immediate way to verify the video was genuine or that any attacks or hacks have been effective the websites for ferguson city police and missouri state highway patrol were still online when mailonline checked this morning investigators have released few details about what they believe happened when mr brown was shot, saying only that a scuffle unfolded after the officer asked michael and another teen to get out of the street on saturday afternoon at some point, the officer's weapon fired inside a patrol car, according to the st louis county police department, which is handling the investigation at the smaller city's request no justice, no peace: michael'sparents, michael brown sr, left, and lesley mcspadden, right, stand next to civil rights leader reverend al sharpton in st louis as they call for the name of the officer who shot their son the fullest account of michael's death so far has come from dorian johnson, who said he was walking home with michael when they were approached by an officer in a squad car who ordered them to move to the sidewalk mr johnson told news crews that he and brown kept walking and the officer then reversed his car 'to where it almost hit us' the officer, mr johnson said, tried to open his door, but it 'ricocheted' back mr johnson said the officer reached through the window, 'grabbed my friend around the neck' and tried to pull him into the car the officer then pulled out his gun and said, ''i'll shoot you' or 'i'm going to shoot',' mr johnson said when the officer opened fire, mr brown was hit, said mr johnson, who hid behind a car mr brown began running, mr johnson said mr johnson said the officer pursued mr brown and fired again when mr brown felt that shot, he turned around and put his hands in the air and started to get down on the ground the officer kept firing, mr johnson said mr brown had just graduated from high school and was set to begin university this autumn
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it is one of the most unique catches ever hauled aboard a fishing boat in antarctica's remote ross sea, a crew has hauled up a creature with tentacles like fire hoses and eyes like dinner plates from a mile below the surface capt john bennett and his crew were stunned to see a colossal squid weighing 350 kilograms (770 pounds), and as long as a minibus watch scientists examine the colossal squid below in this dec 2013 photo provided by a crew member of the boat san aspring of new zealand fishing company sanford, capt john bennett shows a colossal squid he and and his crew caught on the boat in antarctica's remote ross sea the colossal squid is thought to extend up to 4 5 metres (13 16 feet) from tip to tentacle and weigh up to 500 kilograms its relation, the giant squid, can grow a lot longer but is much more spindly this specimen, like other octopus and squid species, has three hearts—one to pump blood around the body and two for its gills (lungs)—and is estimated to be about 35 metres in length one of the sea's most elusive species, it had been frozen for eight months until today, when scientists in new zealand got a long anticipated chance to thaw out the animal and inspect it — once they used a forklift to maneuver it into a tank the squid is a female, and its eight arms are each well over a meter (33 feet) long its two tentacles would have been perhaps double that length if they had not been damaged kat bolstad, a squid scientist from the auckland university of technology who was leading a team examining the creature, described it as 'very big, very beautiful' 'this is essentially an intact specimen, which is almost an unparalleled opportunity for us to examine,' she said 'this is a spectacular opportunity' only the second intact specimen ever found was carrying eggs when discovered in the antarctic 'we were excited to find that out as it turns out this one is a female, and it has got some eggs,' bolstad told reporters 'this was by far the most perfect colossal squid that i have seen' the squid is a female, and its eight arms are each well over a meter (33 feet) longits two tentacles would have been perhaps double that length if they had not been damaged scientist kat bolstad, left, from the auckland university of technology, and student aaron boyd evans examine a beak of a colossal squid about 142,000 people from 180 countries watched streaming footage of the squid examination on the internet colossal squid sometimes inhabit the world of fiction and imagination, but have rarely been seen in daylight remarkably, bennett and his crew on the san aspiring toothfish boat have caught two of them their first, hauled in seven years ago, is on display in new zealand's national museum, te papa the tentacles of a colossal squid sit on the surface of the water as it is defrosted at te papa labs in wellington on september 16, 2014 bennett said there was so much excitement about his previous catch, he thought he had better save the latest one for research 'it was partly alive, it was still hanging onto the fish,' bennett recalls 'just a big bulk in the water they're huge, and the mantle's all filled with water it's quite an awesome sight' susan waugh, a senior curator at te papa, said scientists hope to find out more about where the creature fits in the food chain, how much genetic variation there is among different squid types, and basic facts about how the colossal squid lives and dies she said scientists plan to further assess the condition of the squid before determining whether to preserve it for public display bolstad said it's possible that ancient sightings of the species gave rise to tales of the kraken, or giant sea monster squid she said sperm whales often eat colossal squid and are known to play with their food, and sailors may have mistaken that for epic battles 'on the other hand, we don't really know what the grog rations were like at that time at sea, either,' she said 'so it may be that we've got a bit of a fisherman's story going on there, too' scientists holds the arms of a colossal squid as they examine the squid at a national museum facility they used a forklift to maneuver it into a tank scientist kat bolstad, left, from the auckland university of technology, and student aaron boyd evans examine a colossal squid john bennett, the skipper of the sandford vessel that pulled up a colossal squid, watches the defrosting process at te papa labs in wellington on september 16, 2014 a colossal squid is defrosted at te papa labs in wellington on september 16, 2014
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ghana football captain and former premier league player asamoah gyan has dismissed claims he killed a friend in a black magic human sacrifice ritual as 'wild and ludicrous allegations' ghanaian rapper castro, whose real name is theophilus tagoe, disappeared, along with friend janet bandu, in july they went missing on a jet ski during a weekend trip that had been organised by gyan in the coastal town of ada, in ghana former sunderland striker asamoah gyan has dismissed claims he killed a friend in a black magic ritual castro and bandu were last seen heading towards the ocean together on a jet ski and were presumed drowned but allegations in the media began to suggest the disappearance was suspicious rumours circulated that gyan had either murdered castro or had him kidnapped and even suggested he sacrificed him spiritually to enhance his own career no bodies were recovered and rumours continued this month when gyan's brother and fellow ghana footballer, baffour gyan, was alleged to have been part of a gang which attacked a journalist who had asked the player about the rumours the assault charges on baffour gyan, who plays for al nasr benghazi in libya, have now been dropped the footballer was bought by sunderland for a club record £13m in 2010 (left) and is ghana's national captain the speculation prompted gyan, who joined united arab emirates side al ain from premier league club sunderland in 2011, to hold a press conference he explained he had not spoken earlier because he did not want to interfere with police investigations and also because of the assault charges levelled against his brother in a statement, his lawyer kissi agyabeng read: 'in our painful silence, we have been totally dismayed by the fact that the platform was provided for the peddling of these wild and ludicrous allegations and rumours against us 'those to whom the platform was provided offered no evidence whatsoever to back their statements and indeed, the allegation of spiritual sacrifice can by no stretch of the imagination be propped up 'the startling development has been the outbursts of persons who should know better 'indeed, one such person has gone has far as to claim that he knows where castro is being kept and that asamoah gyan also knows where castro is being kept he also made the unfortunate statement that we have bribed castro's family to keep silent over the matter castro's father has publicly denied this this is no way to treat grieving families and friends' the speculation prompted the former premier league striker to hold a press conference gyan joined united arab emirates side al ain from sunderland in 2011 and is paid more than £6million a season he went on to say: 'admittedly, the net effect of the peddling of these wild allegations and rumours is that the word on the street is that we had a hand in the disappearance of castro and janet bandu 'this is how a person's reputation gets ruined and this is how disaffection gets sowed in the minds of persons against the person who is being attacked so unfairly 'perhaps we should have come out earlier but i have already explained why we could not 'now, we take the opportunity and state without the slightest doubt in our minds that we are not blamable for the disappearance of castro and janet bandu 'we had no hand in that occurrence we have no moral or legal culpability whatsoever 'we do not know janet bandu that well however, we do know that from the time we met her on july 4 2014 till her disappearance on july 6 2014, she proved herself to be a well mannered and graceful lady we have no ill will against her 'we know castro all too well he was our brother we loved him as one of our own we did everything together with him 'you are all witnesses to the hit songs castro has been featuring asamoah gyan on and the added popularity that gave him indeed, the duo were just about to release another song we will never do anything to harm him'
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more than a century after it was first observed by astronomers a star has been identified as the oldest yet seen in the universe the star is just 186 light years away from earth and is at least 132 billion years old, and quite possibly many millions of years older than that the big bang is calculated by scientists to have taken place about 1377 billion years ago and the star, known only as hd 140283, was among the earliest stars to form an artist's impression of how the oldest known star in the universe might look 'we believe this star is the oldest known in the universe with a well determined age,' howard bond, an astronomer at pennsylvania state university, told the american astronomical society because it contains some heavy elements it is thought to have been one of the second generation of stars to be created following the big bang the first generation of stars contained hardly any elements heavier than helium but when they exploded in a succession of supernovas within a few hundred million years after forming they were replaced by stars like hd 140283 observations from the hubble telescope helped researchers fix the distance of the star from the earth with unprecedented accuracy which allowed them to make more accurate measurements of how brightly it shines once its brightness was established they were able to work out how rapidly its hydrogen is being exhausted and so determine its age when stars start running short of hydrogen they start dimming which is regarded as a reliable indicator of age an image revealing the universe's temperature differences 380,000 years after the big bang the actual age that the astronomers’ calculations gave was 139 billion years but calculations of this type usually contain large error margins in the case of hd 140283 the error margin was 700 million years, making it at least 132 billion years old one other star, known as methuselah2, has previously been shown to be 132 billion years old but the research team are confident they have determined hd 140283’s age with greater certainty
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star known as hd 140283 has been observed for more than a century it formed within the first 600 million years of the big bang earth lies just 186 light years away from the oldest known star
federal investigators have said that the pickup truck left abandoned by jose alejandro sanchez ramirez was not stuck at a railroad crossing in oxnard, california, on tuesday morning federal investigators have said that the pickup truck left abandoned on railway tracks that caused the derailment of a los angeles bound commuter train was not stuck at a railroad crossing the truck caused a train crash that derailed three cars and sent 30 to hospital four people are in a critical condition, including the train's engineer 'it was not stuck, it was not bottomed out on the track or something like that,' national transportation safety board member robert sumwalt said at a media briefing late on tuesday 'we're very concerned about that, we're very interested in it,' he said, adding that both the badly wrecked truck's emergency brake and high beams headlights were on however a lawyer working for the driver of the truck claims that jose alejandro sanchez ramirez did 'all he could' to free the vehicle from the tracks and then ran for help before the crash that injured dozens attorney ron bamieh told the ventura county star that a preliminary investigation conducted by his firm showed the truck became entangled on the railroad tracks and 'somehow stuck' before the crash on tuesday bamieh said that sanchez ramirez accidentally drove onto the tracks and then made things worse by driving farther to try to get enough speed to get over the rails scroll down for video three cars of the southern california metrolink commuter train derailed and tumbled onto their sides after the collision on tracks in ventura county, northwest of los angeles workers walk near a metrolink train engine from a train that hit a truck and then derailed on tuesday in oxnard, california bamieh says the arizona man then tried pushing the vehicle before putting on his high beams and running for his life before impact police arrested ramirez on a charge of leaving the scene of an accident with injuries, but bamieh said he went for help in oxnard, about 65 miles northwest of downtown los angeles sanchez ramirez was found about a half mile away from the crash 45 minutes later, said jason benites, an assistant chief of the oxnard police department he's was briefly hospitalized before being arrested on suspicion of felony hit and run sanchez ramirez, 54, of yuma, arizona, didn't call authorities because he was 'in shock' and didn't even realize he had a phone on him, bamieh said ramirez only speaks spanish, and two people he encountered could not understand him, the lawyer said police arrested ramirez on a charge of leaving the scene of an accident with injuries, but bamieh said he went for help in oxnard, about 65 miles northwest of downtown los angeles flames engulfed the driver's ford f 450 pickup, but investigators said the engine was intact and may offer clues about what happened federal investigators said preliminary reports countered remarks by officials immediately after the crash that the truck got stuck on the tracks police said they tested sanchez ramirez for drugs and alcohol but would not discuss the results criminal records in his home state of arizona show sanchez ramirez pleaded guilty in 1998 to a host of violations in a single dui case, including driving with a blood alcohol content above 08 percent — the legal limit in the state — failure to obey a police officer, having liquor with a 'minor on the premises' and having no insurance, the los angeles times reported on wednesday in 2004, ramirez was convicted of a local driving infraction in yuma, and in 2007, he was cited for failure to obey a traffic control device in the tuesday crash, flames engulfed his ford f 450 pickup, but investigators said the engine was intact and may offer clues about what happened lives were likely saved by passenger cars designed to absorb a crash that were purchased after a deadly collision a decade ago, metrolink officials said the track also used by freight and amtrak trains was restored to service around 9 am on wednesday, and commuter trains would begin rolling again in the evening, metrolink said passenger joel bingham said many of those aboard the train on tuesday were asleep and shocked awake when the loud boom first happened 'it seemed like an eternity while we were flying around the train everything was flying,' bingham said 'a brush of death definitely came over me' eight people were admitted to the hospital of the 30 people originally examined, officials said lives were likely saved by passenger cars designed to absorb a crash that were purchased after a deadly collision a decade ago, metrolink officials said the four passenger cars remained largely intact, as did the locomotive a firefighter crawls out of a passenger train car at the scene of a metrolink accident, tuesday,  in oxnard, california the ntsb planned to examine the effectiveness of those cars, sumwalt said the train, the first of the morning on the ventura route, had just left its second stop of oxnard on its way to downtown los angeles when it struck the truck around 5:45 am the engineer saw the abandoned vehicle and hit the brakes, but there wasn't enough time to stop, oxnard fire battalion chief sergio martinez said the crossing has been the scene of many crashes over the years after one killed 11 people and injured 180 others in glendale in 2005, metrolink invested heavily in passenger cars with collapsible bumpers and other features to absorb impact metrolink spokesman jeff lustgarten said the oxnard crash showed the technology worked 'safe to say it would have been much worse without it,' he said tuesday's crash happened on the same line as metrolink's worst disaster, which left 25 people dead on sept 12, 2008 a commuter train engineer was texting and ran a red light, striking a union pacific freight train head on in the san fernando valley community of chatsworth the train, the first of the morning on the ventura route, had just left its second stop of oxnard on its way to downtown los angeles when it struck the truck around 5:45 am on tuesday
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federal investigators have said that the pickup truck left abandoned by jose alejandro sanchez ramirez was not stuck at the railroad crossing the truck caused a train crash that derailed three cars and sent 30 people to hospital leaving four in a critical condition in oxnard, california a lawyer working for the driver of the truck claims that jose alejandro sanchez ramirez did 'all he could' to free the vehicle attorney ron bamieh said a preliminary investigation conducted by his firm showed the truck became entangled and 'somehow stuck'
a young mother has been arrested after her newborn son died with traces of methamphetamine in his blood stream tyelyn sanders of calhoun county, alabama was picked up after an autopsy showed that her four month old son, who died in august 2014, had meth in his bloodstream this after sanders said she breastfed the boy, making it likely that she was using the drug around the time she was feeding her child what's more, when sanders' two other children, ages 8 and 2, were tested for the drug, they both turned up positive tyelyn sanders (above) of calhoun county, alabama was picked up after an autopsy showed that her four month old son, who died in august 2014, had meth in his bloodstream sanders responded to the charges by writing on facebook; 'no matter what ppl say i know im a good person, mother, and i love my kids' alabamacom is reporting that those two have been removed from the home by the department of human resources sanders responded to the charges on facebook last week, writing; 'no matter what tomorrow brings idc what anyone says about me no matter what!!! no matter what ppl say i know im a good person, mother, and i love my kids all of them til the death of me' she then added; 'i have made a few bad choices and even had a few bad habits but ive been done with all that sometimes the past comes to haunt u and u must face it anyone who knows me, loves me, and cares about me knows that and those are the ones that matter!!!!i have a strong support system and thank my closest friends and family for that' when sanders' two other children, ages 8 and 2, were tested for the drug, they both turned up positive she closes by saying; 'this shall not break me im a strong woman with a strong faith in god and i will keep my peace and faith and the devil will not get to me!!' sanders had previously been very vocal on facebook about getting back her son's autopsy report, and in one post attacked a woman charged with killing her child, writing; 'i would do anything to have my son back and there's ppl out here killing there babies! i hope who ever is responsible for killing this child gets what they deserve'
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a section of guardrail has fallen from the 81st floor of new york's tallest residential building prompting local officials to bring construction work to a halt the 8ft piece of metal plummeted from a hoist during work on the luxury 1,396ft (426m) 432 park avenue in midtown manhattan on wednesday it landed in front of the main entrance of a building across 56th street, the department but nobody was injured the city's department of buildings put a 'stop work' order in place on the 96 storey condo that is set to become the tallest residential building in the western hemisphere when it is completed dangerous: a section of guardrail has fallen from the 81st floor of new york's tallest residential building, 432 park avenue, prompting local officials to stop construction work close: the piece fell from the luxury residential building which boats some of the best views of downtown manhattan and beyond and landed in front of an adjacent building officials said no one was injured however it has now been rescinded after the machinery involved was investigated it is not the first time however that someone working on the site has been in danger in march 2013, a construction worker was injured at 432 park avenue when a pallet of wood fell on his leg the dangerous accident also recalls one57’s crane collapse during hurricane sandy in 2012 which forced residents nearby to evacuate for a week designed by architect rafael viñoly, the condo, which is due to be finished this year, offers 104 units, ranging in price from $1695million to a whopping $95million penthouse suite astonishingly, it towers over the empire state building (1,250ft), the chrysler building (1,046ft) and one world trade center without its spire (1,368ft) luxurious: designed by architect rafael viñoly, the 96 story condo, which is due to be finished this year, offers 104 units, ranging in price from $1695million to a whopping $95million penthouse suite the units, all built over 365 feet and designed by deborah berke, also feature 125 foot ceilings, solid oak flooring and italian marble countertops and the rest of the building is just as impressive with climate controlled wine cellars, an outdoor terrace, a spa, a 'massage therapy room' and a pool in the luxury accommodation residents can also frequent a billiards room, dine in a restaurant underneath a crystal chandelier, socialise in a lounge and keep fit in a private gym the building, which sits between 56th and 57th streets, first underwent excavation work on september 26, 2011, followed by three years of construction
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piece fell from a hoist at 432 park avenue in midtown manhattan it landed on the sidewalk of a building on 56th street but no one was hurt department of buildings issued a 'stop work' order on the construction 96 storey building has 105 units that are for sale for up to $95million it will be the highest residential building in the western hemisphere without the world trade center's spire it would be the city's tallest building in new york city
arriving at a reception for foster carers in islington this morning, the duchess of cambridge was resplendent in a brown silk shirt dress but while the frock might have looked a million dollars, its real price tag was a snip: £169 in the run up to christmas but now selling for just £50 it came from what is fast becoming the duchess' go to label for everything from glamorous evening receptions to hot weather international tours hobbs scroll down for video favourite label: the duchess of cambridge wore a discount £50 hobbs shirt dress for a visit to islington not the first time: the british label, which is entirely designed in london, is a favourite once a die hard fan of zara, of late the duchess has swapped the low cost high street store for the more upmarket hobbs, which sits alongside another budget favourite, lk bennett, in her wardrobe 'the duchess of cambridge likes to play it quite safe when it comes to her wardrobe, pre and post baby and hobbs is the perfect brand for her,' explains fashion pundit simon glazin 'not only is it uber british, with everything designed in house in london, it also dovetails with royal fashion protocol: not too revealing, neutral colours, and affordable' as well as today's outing, the duchess wore a delicate polka dot velvet top by the brand for a place2be reception at kensington palace in november on that occasion, she deployed one of her favourite styling tricks and combined the budget top with a glamorous silk skirt by jenny packham for maximum sartorial effect looking good: the duchess last stepped out in hobbs at a place2be event in november glamorous: she styled the hobbs top with an elegant silk skirt by designer name, jenny packham elegant: earlier the same month, the duchess wore a black dress by the brand during a visit to wales she had repeated the trick two months earlier when kate, then just recovered from a bout of severe morning sickness, opted for a black dress by the label for a visit to the valero refinery in pembrokeshire partly hidden by her baby blue matthew williamson coat, it was yet another example of her ability to transform a high street frock into an upscale ensemble by mixing and matching her pieces but although wales, kensington and islington are the most recent outings, they are by no means the only ones for the duchess' hobbs wardrobe most eye catching was the recycled hobbs dress, last seen in the run up to london 2012, for a trip to uluru with the result she looked both cool and practical in the baking desert heat the wessex dress, which was worn by the duchess to play ping pong at a london sports club, was a bargain when she bought it and had been discounted to a cut price £35 in the brand's sale but the grey and white wessex dress isn't the only hobbs number to have been worn several times by the duchess one of kate's cupboard staples is a £369 brown wool coat, bought at a cut price £182, which made its debut during a visit to liverpool on valentine's day 2012 chic: the duchess wore her faithful grey and white wessex dress for a visit to uluru while in australia cool: she looked cool and polished in the belted dress, despite the australian desert heat first outing: the £35 dress was first worn to a london sports club in the run up to the 2012 olympics faithful friend: this £369 chestnut brown coat made its first appearance in liverpool in 2012 stylish: the coat was bought for a cut price £182 and was styled with a black jumper on its first outing worn over a cosy black polo neck, the duchess accessorised the piece with her favourite black opaque tights and court shoes combination, a trick that she repeated today in islington a year later and kate, by then pregnant with prince george, was back in the same coat once more, this time for a trip to grimsby although six months pregnant, she had no problems stretching the coat over her bump and even managed to fasten the belt hobbs also proved the label of choice for kate's final public engagement ahead of prince george's birth, with the 33 year old opting for an eye catching and roomy dalmatian print coat the £169 coat was worn to launch cruise ship royal princess in southampton and, like everything else she wears, promptly sold out 'hobbs and the duchess of cambridge are a match made in heaven,' adds fashion expert stephanie hirschmiller 'the label beloved by the home counties crew is a safe bet for the royal bump, a real go to for classics and fashion without the inverted commas' seeing double: the coat reappeared a year later when the duchess made a trip to grimsby belting up: despite being six months pregnant with prince george, the duchess was able to belt the coat show stopper: the duchess also chose hobbs for her final appearance before having prince george sold out: the £169 coat worn by the eight months pregnant kate sold out straightaway
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the duchess of cambridge regularly steps out wearing hobbs most recent was a £50 brown dress for foster carer visit in islington she also wore hobbs for a reception at kensington palace in november label spotted on the duchess in wales and australia among others
sipping beer in a quaint brasserie, frolicking under the eiffel tower and taking a sneaky peek at a painting of a naked woman, this is 1950's paris as seen through the lens of photographer robert doisneau part of a new book celebrating the legendary photographer's work, the photos offer a glimpse of a world where the ladies were glamorous and the cigarettes plentiful and nearly always gauloise doisneau, who died in 1994, made his name in the 1930's and specialised in roaming the streets of the french capital, leica camera in hand, to capture intimate tableaux featuring the city's residents scroll down for video famous: doisneau's most famous photograph is 'le baiser de l'hôtel de ville' (the kiss outside city hall) which was taken in 1950 striking: this photograph, taken in the 1950s, shows customers, including a newly married couple, enjoying a drink in a brasserie most famous of all his works is 'le baiser de l'hôtel de ville' [the kiss outside city hall], which shows a passionate couple puckering up in the middle of a milling crowd, and is among the 400 photos in the new tome titled, simply, robert doisneau like his contemporary henri cartier bresson, much of doisneau's work focused on the ordinary and the mundane, although many of his photographs focus on paris' street children at play their seemingly happy childhoods were a world away from his own, which came to an abrupt end at the age of four when his plumber father was killed on active duty during world war i brought up by his widowed mother until the age of seven, he then suffered a further tragedy when she died leaving him to be brought up by an aunt variously described as 'unloving' and 'cold' favourite: doisneau was particularly well known for his playful photographs of children, among them this shot taken beneath the eiffel tower working girl: this beautifully composed shot taken in 1947 shows a woman enjoying the sunshine with a typewriter balanced on her knees despite his struggles at home, doisneau proved an adept student, in particular in art and craft, and when he graduated in 1929, got a job as a draughtsman in an advertising agency the agency, atelier ullmann, also had a photography studio and doisneau, who first got his hands on a camera aged 16, was eventually able to switch jobs and become an assistant photographer after a stint working as an assistant to modernist photographer andré vigneau, doisneau struck out on his own, selling his first photograph to excelsior magazine in 1932 work as an industrial photographer for renault followed, as did a brief period photographing for postcards in 1939 came doisneau's big break a contract with photographic agency rapho when war broke out months later, he was drafted into the french army as both soldier and photographer and spent much of the following year taking pictures of soldiers sneak peek: this knowing shot shows a gendarme (policeman) taking a sneaky look at a painting of a naked woman back for another look! the gendarme wasn't the only man to be caught enjoying a quick look at the naked lady by doisneau and again! this gentleman, wearing a neat black homburg hat, appears pleased to catch a glimpse of the painting ordinary: much of doisneau's work focused on ordinary people going about their lives, such as this pair of women following the fall of france, he joined the french resistance, using his draughtmanship and photography skills to create false passports for agents and those who needed to escape despite his wartime heroics, doisneau is most famous for his post war career, in particular his 1950's street scenes which focused on ordinary people going about their daily lives doisneau, who lived in the southern paris suburb of gentilly for most of his life, never stopped taking photos, although the rise of television in the 1970's left him with fewer magazine clients and forced a move into celebrity portraits nevertheless, despite the huge stars who sat for him in his studio, doisneau, who died aged 81 in 1994, never lost his passion for the paris streets where his life as a photographer began tough lesson: doisneau caught this young child looking pained as he attempts to work out his sums in a class stern: a woman looks out from the doorway of her home, peering sternly at doisneau's camera risque: another knowing photograph, this shows a man relaxing with a cigarette and a wall full of pornographic photos
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a new book of photographs showcasing the work of robert doisneau has been released he was famous for his street scenes, most of which focused on parisian life in the 1950's his most famous work, the kiss outside city hall, which was taken in 1950 is included doisneau, who died aged 81 in 1994, is one of france's most famous photographers robert doisneau, edited by jean claude gautrand, £4499, is published by taschen
a 36 year old woman convicted of a hate crime hoax in nebraska hasn't shown up for jail time that she was required to serve because she didn't meet the conditions of her probation charlie rogers is a former university of nebraska lincoln basketball player who was convicted of lying to police about being attacked by three masked men who carved anti gay slurs into her skin she has said she's a lesbian a prosecutor told the lincoln journal star thursday that rogers' probation officer didn't sign a document that would have waived the 90 day jail term ordered at her april 2013 sentencing no show: charlie rogers (center) didn’t show up for her 90 day jail sentence thursday after failing to complete all the terms of her probation she is seen here leaving court in 2013 false report: rogers, who was a star basket player at the university of nebraska, told police three masked men broke into her lincoln house on july 22 and attacked her, leaving her face and body bruised (right) rogers was immediately required to serve seven days in jail, which she fulfilled the terms of her probation included 250 hours of community service and a requirement to get a full time job chief deputy county attorney pat condon said rogers didn't show up as required at 8 am thursday at lancaster county jail because her probation documents had been finished a jailer said rogers still wasn't in custody there on friday rogers' lawyer didn't immediately return a call from the associated press the county's chief deputy probation officer has declined to talk about rogers and her probation problems prosecutors say rogers reported in july 12, 2012, that the men who attacked her tried to set fire to her home before leaving failed: rogers, once a star basketball player (picutred), had done less than 10 percent of the 250 community service hours she needed to finish during her probation at the end of 2013, court records show a neighbor told police that rogers crawled from her home naked, bleeding and screaming for help rogers' story quickly fell apart, and prosecutors said she faked the attack because she thought it would inspire change in the treatment of gay people prosecutors said rogers purchased zip ties, a box cutter and white gloves shortly before the attack, and that the evidence didn't support what she said had happened judge gale pokorny read a message on her facebook page shortly before the alleged attack, in which she wrote, 'so maybe i am too idealistic, but i believe way deep inside me that we can make things better for everyone i will be a catalyst i will do what it takes i will watch me' scene: a neighbor told police that on the night of the alleged attack, rogers crawled from her home naked, bleeding and screaming for help rogers has maintained her innocence the reported attack provoked outrage and spread fear among lincoln's gay community, and hundreds of people turned out for a rally outside the state capitol at the time, lincoln was debating whether to adopt a proposed 'fairness ordinance' that would have banned discrimination against people based on their sexual orientation, and tensions were high among those on both sides of the issue
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charlie rogers, 36, didn’t show up for her 90 day jail sentence thursday already served one week jail and was given two years probation in 2012 rogers told police three masked men broke into her lincoln home she said they tied her up, carved anti gay slurs into her skin and tried to light the house on fire convicted of lying about the attack in 2013 rogers' probation officer did not sign her finishing documents she was ordered to 250 hours community service, undergo treatment and get a job
she won our hearts as bridget jones, by committing the unthinkable in hollywood and gaining enough weight to be both apple cheeked and pear shaped so you can understand why so many fans have expressed dismay at renee zellweger’s latest look this weekend the actress – now size 6 – appeared at a fashion event in new york showing off chiselled cheekbones, a heavy brow and a peculiarly smooth forehead she was almost unrecognisable from the granny pant wearing bridget so what’s happened? changes: renee zellweger's chiselled cheekbones, heavy brow and smooth forehead render her almost unrecognisable from her apple cheeked look in 2007 although her management decline to comment, one twitter commentator remarked that she looked like she’d been ‘hit with a shovel of botox’ suspicions about surgical intervention notwithstanding, renee is looking positively radiant these days and that’s largely down to a huge change in her lifestyle the 44 year old has walked away from her acting career, favouring instead a stint as a director and producer, which has done wonders for her stress levels and love life new love: renee and guitarist doyle bramall started dating almost a year ago, and were spotted on a romantic holiday in hawaii together in february renee has hinted that she felt close to a breakdown during her years on the a list, during which she suffered the humiliation of a 128 day marriage to country star kenny chesney in 2005 chesney has since said that he 'panicked' after their impulsive ceremony in the virgin islands renee later remarked: ‘i made the biggest mistake of my personal life i felt a failure i was looking for something else ‘i just needed to put acting aside i needed to sit still and not to worry about the dresses and the hair and the travel and the interviews i was going through huge life changes at the time i wanted to stop and be a girl for a while’ after the chesney disaster there was a heavy – if unlikely – flirtation with sir paul mccartney, in 2007 plus a liaison with celebrity hotelier andre balazs, and another with comedian john krasinski, her co star in leatherheads her 30s and early 40s passed from one short romance to another, with actor bradley cooper and rockstar jack white of the white stripes among her beaus the parallels to bridget jones were often remarked on, a comparison which enraged and appalled renee: ‘i’m not single, i’m busy,’ she told an interviewer, who enquired after her love life, before grimacing sardonically, ‘that’s my line’ and now? well, very quietly, renee has found a new man and at the relatively advanced age of 44, she believes that she has finally found ‘the one’ the man in question is tall, dark and handsome blues guitarist doyle bramhall, with whom she was at university in austin, texas it is an unlikely match while  renee is clean living, bramhall is an ex heroin addict who once confessed: ‘i thought it was cool to be a tough drinker and drug addict familiar face: as bridget jones in 2004 sequel the edge of reason with hugh grant and colin firth ‘from my experience, i think it is hereditary, and i think it gets worse every generation, especially alcoholism ‘i work constantly on my personal life and go to therapy and aa meetings’ his ex wife is the musician susannah melvoin, a member of prince’s entourage in the nineties, with whom he has two daughters regrets: following her 128 day marriage to country star kenny chesney, renee said she 'felt a failure' bramhall and renee started dating almost a year ago, and were spotted on a romantic holiday in hawaii together in february so what’s the attraction? ‘renee has always had a thing about musicians,’ a friend tells me, ‘and she thinks that this was fated to be, for them to find each other again after all these years’ recent reports suggest that the pair are contemplating adopting a child a friend told the website radaronline: ‘she knows that she probably missed the boat on carrying and giving birth to a child ‘renee tries to find the positive side of things, she knows 44 isn’t too old to be a mum it will just have to happen a little differently than she always imagined it would’ in the immediate future, renee will appear in one more film, 4½ minutes it’s a comedy about a single mother who turns to a stand up comedian to help her raise her genius child she will direct and produce the film, and has spent several years raising the finance and working on the script as for bridget, it looks like she has finally laid the character to rest: while the film company working title did produce a script for bridget jones iii, which preceded helen fielding’s new bridget jones book mad about the boy, the project was shelved there is also talk that she  has fallen out with fielding, who noticeably failed to thank renee in the foreword of mad about the boy will her next project be starting a family with her guitarist beau? it sounds very much as if it will
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it is a sight that will cheer campaigners across the land after blighting the yorkshire dales for more than two decades, four giant turbines have been removed from the stunning landscape – the first ever windfarm in britain to be scrapped to the delight of residents and walkers there are once again unspoilt views across the rolling hills and deep blue waters of chelker reservoir, near ilkley eyesore: the four turbines near addingham, yorkshire, were the subject of years of anti windfarm campaigns before their removal and to their relief, the 150ft high turbines will not be replaced after the council refused permission for two even bigger machines the eyesores were put up in 1992 by yorkshire water to power the reservoir’s pumping stations in the face of fierce local opposition but according to campaigners, the turbines have not worked in years in an unprecedented move, the utility company sent in contractors at the end of last month to dismantle the rusting structures peter rigby, who set up the parishioners against the chelker turbines, said: ‘this is a real david versus goliath victory for residents and the democratic process won out there was almost unanimous feeling among the parishes that these eyesores were not wanted ‘we have been told it is the first time in europe that a wind farm of this scale has been taken down and not replaced’ now: the locals have finally got their view back after the 150ft winds turbines at chelker reservoir wind have been dismantled he added: ‘it’s been a hell of a fight but we have proved it is possible to stop wind farms ‘in recent years the turbines have hardly ever worked they have turned the area into an industrial graveyard and look like rotting tooth stumps ‘we have always opposed them and plans for any replacements on the grounds of health and safety, and the effect on the landscape ‘this is a magnificent and beautiful part of the country so the proposed new turbines twice the size of the old ones would have very seriously affected several villages and nearby bolton abbey which is classified as an ancient monument’ another campaigner, catherine leigh said: ‘it is fantastic news we all know that for three quarters of the time they have been here the turbines have not been working’ craven district council, the local planning authority, turned down a scheme for two bigger turbines to replace the demolished wind farm, after hearing listed buildings would be adversely affected by the ‘intrusive’ machines and english heritage warned they would refer the plans to central government if they were passed they even wrote to the landowner, the duke of devonshire, who owns the 30,000 acre bolton abbey estate and leases the reservoir to yorkshire water the duke, who also owns the chatsworth estate, replied that he was happy to see the democratic process taking place council development control officer ian swain said: ‘the turbines were originally granted permission in the early 90’s and one of the conditions was that if they ceased to be operational, they would have to be removed’ yorkshire water, owned by the us based kelda group, said it had no plans to appeal the decision to refuse permission for the new turbines a spokesman for renewableuk, which represents the windfarm industry, said they were unaware of any large scale projects being taken down and not replaced
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yorkshire dales wind turbines to be removed after 20 years the four turbines are the first windfarm in britain to be taken down turbines have not worked 'in years' and will not be dismantled
a texas homeowner got a shock when she walked into the bathroom of her college station home to find a 12ft python wrapped around her toilet bowl veronica rodriguez, 50, discovered the huge african python slithering across the bathroom floor earlier this month it is believed that the python got in through the back door to ms rodriguez's home, which she shares her teenage daughter kelsie scroll down for video veronica rodriguez got a shock in her texas home earlier this month when she found a 12ft african python slithering around her bathroom exactly when this happened is unknown although she admitted the door had been left open while she was doing chores throughout the day ms rodriguez was on the phone when she heard noises coming from the bathroom she told the eagle: 'when i opened her bathroom door, there was a 12 foot python i didn't know what i was going to do with a snake that large' she called 911 and the responding officer showed up with a paper bag ms rodriguez said that she told him: 'you're going to need a bigger sack than that' responding officer tony gonzales said: 'when i opened her bathroom door, there was a 12 foot python i didn't know what i was going to do with a snake that large' animal control was called into help with the officer showing up with a ten gallon bucket but the officers finally decided that the only way to contain the snake was in a trash can the snake, which appeared to be around five years old and in healthy condition, was initially taken to a rescue facility but it has since been returned to its owner police have refused to release the owner's identity because he did nothing wrong, they say the snake made its way into the single story college station home earlier this month and nestled into the bathroom
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the african american teenager shot dead by a white policeman in a killing which sparked riots in st louis posted a haunting message on facebook just days before he died michael brown wrote in a facebook message: 'if i leave this earth today, at least you'll know i care about others more than i cared about my damn self' friends told mailonline that the message was 'typical' of michael and that he was selfless and always willing to help others scroll down for videos 'big teddy bear': michael's family said he was 'meek and quiet' despite his 6ft 4ins frame he often posted pictures of him and a little niece he clearly adored on facebook cherub: michael's (pictured as a toddler) mother, lesley mcspadden, said: 'my son was sweet he didn't mean any harm to anybody' fight: ms mcspadden, left, is shown president obama's message describing the death of her son as 'heartbreaking' michael is pictured right in his graduation photograph he was a 'gentle giant' timid and quiet yet 6ft 4 tall and 300lbs raising the possibility that the cop who killed him may have been intimidated by his size but to those around him, there was nothing in his nature that was violent monday would have been michael's first day at college in the first step towards his dream of one day opening his own business but all those hopes were dashed in one confrontation on a street in ferguson, a suburb of st louis, missouri on saturday with a white policeman the killing was the spark that ignited long running tensions with the police department and set off three nights of rioting, looting and the protests of an entire community demanding justice family and friends have complained that amid the rage, tear gas and street battles, their son is being forgotten michael’s mother lesley mcspadden and father, michael sr, are divorced but in their grief their love for their son has reunited them the case has now drawn the attention of president obama who said in a statement that it was 'heartbreaking' after being shown the message lesley nodded her head approvingly standing outside of her mother’s home, where michael was walking to when he was shot dead, lesley told mailonline: 'we are going to make a lot of noise about this this isn’t going away' her determination is all too apparent: on the back window of her car she has written: 'justice for my son' in white paint pastor charles ewing, who helped raise michael and was his uncle, told mailonline that the teenager had wanted to be a heating and cooling engineer because it would be a 'good job with a good wage' he said: 'people said to him that because he was so big he should play football in college but he was too timid 'he received jesus into his life about two weeks ago it was something that his grandmother had been talking to him about for some time it was with her church i was so elated at least he has that now' pastor ewing said that on the night that michael was killed he was wearing flip flops, a t shirt, shorts and a hat he said: 'there was no chance he was going to be able to run off' god fearing: pastor charles ewing, left, is michael's uncle he said that his nephew (pictured as a baby with his mother, right) had recently 'received jesus' to the delight of his grandmother laughter: michael, right, enjoying the snow friends said he didn't have the same ambitions as his other friends, who wanted to be sports stars he enjoyed music and was a budding rapper loving: eric davis, michael’s cousin, said he was a 'big gentle soul' who used to come round and play computer games with his son rather than go outside eric davis, michael’s cousin, described him as a 'big gentle soul'he said: 'michael used to come round my house all the time when he was a boy and play with my son 'they used to sit there for hours playing computer games like nba2k he didn’t want to go outside and play with his friends 'we used to ask them if they needed anything and they would just say: 'can you get us some food?' 'michael was meek and quiet but he loved thanksgiving when about 30 grandkids and eight siblings who would go to his grandmother’s house' michael split his time between his mother’s house and his grandmother’s place in ferguson,  a working class community of 21,000 people where nearly a quarter of people live below the poverty line it is overwhelmingly african american, but all save three of the 53 police officers in the town's force are white, including the chief to become a success from such humble roots would have required an admirable determination on michael's part but it seems he was up to the task he attended normandy high school where a former classmate told mailonline that he was quiet and did not talk much but stayed out of trouble he also had a great sense of humour and was always going to make something of his life, friends said hershel johnson, who knew michael since middle school, told the st louis post dispatch: 'we were at graduation, me and him, and we were talking he said he wasn’t going to end up like some people on the streets he was going to get an education he was going to make his life a whole a lot better' violence: a demonstrator stands amid clouds of tear gas as police fired canisters to break up agitated crowds on monday night tear gas: protesters met police with their arms raised on monday night after witnesses said that teenager michael brown had approached a police officer in the same way on saturday before he was shot dead justice: michael's mother lesley mcspadden with husband, louis head, during a rally at the st mark family church on tuesday night as a freshman michael was in junior rotc and whilst he was a sophomore he played football he switched to mccluer high school in nearby ferguson florissant and then returned to normandy for his senior year there he put in the hours in a credit recovery programme which meant he could graduate in may instead of going to summer school or repeating a year relatives said he did it for his mother out of respect and love for her friend gerard fuller told the st louis post dispatch that michael was not like his other friends and that he did not want to become a basketball or football player the two bonded over their love of rap and gerard recalled how michael used to listen to tupac on his headphones recently he had tried some rapping of his own under the name 'big mike' and his videos posted on facebook had been a hit among friends michael's graduation day was on may 22 and a picture taken then shows him smiling in his green gown after being given his diploma it would have been one of the proudest days of his life, and that of his parents friend raquan smith said: 'after that was done and people were leaving, i remember seeing him off to the side he kind of just came up to me and said: 'we made it' ''yeah man, we made it', i told him it was a breath of fresh air to know someone else shared the struggle in school and now we were starting a whole new life' other family members have described michael as a 'sharer' and a 'giver' who would give away candy in middle school that he was selling while michael should have been starting at vatterott college, a local trade school, and his friends are leaving for colleges elsewhere his family are planning his funeral pictures posted on michael’s facebook page show he adored his family and a number of photos show him holding a baby girl, thought to be his niece michael’s aunt elizabeth spivey has said: 'he wasn't a violent person he was peaceful he was a gentle giant he looked like he could really do something but he wouldn't' the most heartbreaking interviews however come from lesley and michael sr she has described her son as a 'big teddy bear' and said that michael was 'the type of person that everybody flocked to' devastated: desuirea harris, the grandmother of michael brown, sits in a chair as she is comforted by others outside jennings mason temple church determined: ms mcspadden, who has written the above phrase on her car, told mailonline that: 'we are going to make a lot of noise about this this isn’t going away' lesley, 34, told usa today: 'he wanted to be really good in visual arts and heating and cooling he was really good with his hands and taking things apart and putting them back together he was almost like a healer 'he fixed things he didn't create problems he fixed things my son was sweet he didn't mean any harm to anybody' michael sr has broken down in tears and has called for calm, adding that his son would not have wanted violence after his death he has said: 'he wouldn’t have wanted none of that we're going to do it the right way but we need justice for our son'
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friends said the post was 'typical' of michael brown, 18, shot dead by a police officer in st louis, missouri, on saturday the 300 pound, 6ft 4ins teen was 'meek and quiet' said his family he was days away from going to college and wanted to be a heating and cooling engineer, a 'good job with a good wage' friend recalls how they had worked extra hard through high school and exclaimed 'we made it!' at their recent graduation mother lesley mcspadden, who split from his father, said: 'he didn't create problems he fixed things' she added: 'we are going to make a lot of noise about this this isn’t going away'
a stone faced rosie perez was seen leaving her brooklyn brownstone this morning, a day after it was revealed that the actress will not return to the view after her hiatus to rehearse for a broadway show 'the executives had to make a serious change to the view and breath new life into the show, so perez was the 'to go',' a network insider told daily mail online exclusively perez has not commented since the news broke the actress, 50, had also became difficult to work with, having gone through six makeup artists, two assistants, and several hair stylists before deciding to do her own hair most days, insiders said perez also struggled with the variety of subjects the show did for hot topics and never got the hang of using the teleprompter scroll down for video fired: rosie perez was stone faced as she left her brooklyn, new york home on friday morning after variety revealed she was leaving the show, daily mail online reported exclusively that she was let go by abc over: rosie perez, leaving her brooklyn home this morning, is the first casualty of the view's plunging ratings more to come?: insiders say rosie perez may be followed by others as abc fights to save the view the staff of the view were in shock when they heard that rosie perez has been booted from the show and no one more so than rosie o'donnell, who doesn't believe it she went on a tirade denying the news variety broke on wednesday evening that perez would not be returning to the show after her hiatus to rehearse for a broadway show is over 'no matter what you read anywhere, rosie perez is also coming back after she is done rehearsing her play…regardless of what you hear in other shows or read in magazines as i did last night at 11:40 'what the bleep,' rosie said as she was cut off from uttering was was sure to be the f word but sources confirm to daily mail online that perez is a goner 'everyone is in a panic here and something had to be done,' a network insider told daily mail online 'the executive producer had to make a serious change to breath new life into the show perez was the 'to go'' the news came just days after daily mail online exclusively reported that the long running talk show could end after this season, amid struggling ratings and infighting among the talk show hosts a show spokesperson has denied such a possibility rosie o had a major melt down behind the scenes over the report that the show may be canceled prima donna: the actress, 50, had also became difficult to work with, having gone through six makeup artists, two assistants, and several hair stylists before deciding to do her own hair most days tight lipped: rosie hasn't talked since it was revealed that's she's out at the show bye bye rose p:  rosie perez wasn't cutting it on the view she even tangled with pal rosie o'donnell now she's been cut from the show saving the day: abc execs have brought back the show's creator barbara walters to guest co host on fridays for the month of january to bring some 'familiarity back to the show' and even more bad news for the belaguered show today as deadline hollywood revealed that thetalk with sara gilbert beat out the view in total viewers for the first time for the week ending january 11 'a small but psychologically significant 2% jump over the 288 million the view pulled over the same period' currently in its eighteenth season, the view, created by retired tv journalist barbara walters is suffering some of its lowest ratings ever with whoopi goldberg, rosie o'donnell, nicolle wallace and rosie perez now under the umbrella of abc news, the network is considering the possibility of ending the show and replacing it with an extended version of 'good morning america' the view has a history of denying reports that hosts were leaving the show only to be proven wrong a year ago, barbara walters denied that elisabeth hasselbeck was leaving she did jenny mccarthy insisted she wasn't leaving the show she did since the rating challenged daytime talk show returned from its winter hiatus on january 5, host o'donnell – who has been moderating while whoopi goldberg has been nursing a back injury – has reminded the audience that perez was out for the entire month of january rehearsing for the broadway play fish in the dark with larry david the show has used several guest co hosts, including the view favorite, comedian mario cantone, to fill in for perez they even brought back the show's creator barbara walters to guest co host on fridays for the month of january to bring some 'familiarity back to the show', as an insider explained to daily mail online but abc news has been pressuring the show's executive producer to make some changes to the show, with its lackluster ratings the show's direct competition, the talk, is narrowing in on the gap and is close to overtaking it; and freshman talker the real continues to crush the show in the key demographic age of 18 to 34 year olds the 50 year old perez was a last minute addition to the view lineup as first reported last july by daily mail online, new co host nicolle wallace and former reality show october gonzalez had landed the spots once occupied by sherri shepherd and jenny mccarthy favorite: the show has used several guest co hosts, including the view favorite, comedian mario cantone, to fill in for rosie perez during her rehearsals for her stint on broadway mario was also a sex and the city fave 'but once the producers started doing test shows and chemistry tests, they realized october just wasn't going to cut it good looks and girl next door charm alone wasn't going to carry her at the hot topics table,' explained the insider perez confessed during an appearance on the wendy williams show last fall, that she was a last minute addition to the show 'they approached me two weeks before and i only had a day to decide,' she told williams the actress and former choreographer was friends with o'donnell prior to working together on the show, but the two fell out after a debate about bill cosby's rape allegations caused tension with them behind the scenes perez had a major melt down after a hostile, gum chewing o'donnell treated her with disdain during an on air segment discussing the rape allegations against bill cosby perez had argued that cosby has been pilloried by social media and that there is no way to prove that the allegations are true perez attempted to defend her opinion to o'donnell but o'donnell wasn't having it sweet substitutes: abc is interested in wooing younger co hosts to fill perez's seat as well as the fifth seat never filled  glee star naya rivera, 28 and  destiny's child singer michelle williams, 34, are being considered abc is very interested in wooing younger co hosts to fill perez's seat and the fifth seat that was never filled in its attempt to save the show the front runner now is former destiny's child singer michelle williams, 34, who came in for a single guest hosting position on january 7 and was so impressive executives brought her back for an unplanned follow up appearance days later 'she's smart, witty, has a list celebrity relationships that can benefit the show and isn't afraid to sell a segment she let o'donnell pop a pimple on her chin on live tv during her first appearance,' said the insider abc news is also still interested in glee star naya rivera, 28 of the guest hosts, the actress has been invited back the most to fill in and she doesn't mind a good argument on a topic 'she confessed that she only showers once every three days and social media went crazy that's the type of person they think will help the show pop again,' said the source there will be additional younger co hosts in throughout the month of january and abc news is also trying to get some former co hosts to come back and fill in to bring back some of the audience overall ratings are down 34 percent, according to sources,  and they hope to gain viewers back joy behar was supposed to guest host on monday and tuesday of this week, but came down with the flu and cantone sat in her in place
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'visit barnsley', which has almost 3,000 followers, describes the former mining town as a 'godless den of filth' in a parody of the original council run account a spoof twitter account has come under fire for mocking a yorkshire town branding it the 'pound shop capital of the north' and the 'birthplace of dogging' 'visit barnsley', which has almost 3,000 followers, describes the former mining town as a 'godless den of filth' in a parody of the original council run account using the hashtag #barnsleyisbrill, the account highlights the town's amenities such as botched tanning salons and a market which sells cheap knock off goods one photograph shows a woman smothered in fake tan with the caption: 'planning an expensive holiday this year? why not save a fortune and visit barnsley suntan guaranteed #barnsleyisbrill' another post shows a rundown street with a row of derelict shops and flats, with the message: 'want us to promote your business? just drop us line look how we've helped businesses in other areas' the founder of the account, who lives in nearby wakefield and wished to remain anonymous, said he set it up because many people think of barnsley as being a 'rough' town in the 'grim north' 'i'm from wakefield but i'm in barnsley every other weekend, i've nothing against barnsley let's get that out of the way,' he said 'as to why i set it up most people think of barnsley as being a bit rough, an ex mining town up in the grim north so give them what they want to hear' 'i do have quite a few more considerably bigger accounts too' in the bio for the spoof account, the description says: 'visit barnsley, pound shop capital of the north, you won't be not disappointed why not let us promote your business?' one photograph shows a knock off playstation called 'polystation', with a caption saying: 'visit barnsley market with over 300 stalls selling top quality merchandise pick up a £bargin [sic]' the twitter account has come under fire for making a mockery of the town, which is well known for its mining history as the former leader of the miners' union, arthur scargill, was born there cllr roy miller, cabinet spokesperson for places, said: 'we are fully behind free speech but are dismayed that someone would anonymously seek to actively post negative and offensive material in the name of visit barnsley however, many organisations and individuals have copycat accounts, which don't pose a serious threat 'the council and its partners in the business community are working hard to promote barnsley; we have focussed on making sure our official account @visitbarnsley is full of positive news, supported by our other social media accounts which give details of what's taking place across the borough' councillor betty barlow said: 'it's a very busy prosperous town i don't know why they would say those things about the town, it does not paint the town in a good light 'it is a great tourism destination there are a lot of open air spaces, lots of museums, lovely attractions, such as cannon hall and a lot of places you can visit for free which you don't get everywhere' the town is well known for its mining history as the former leader of the miners' union, arthur scargill, was born there
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spoof twitter account describes barnsley as the 'birthplace of dogging' 'visit barnsley' brands town the 'pound shop capital of the north' joke account has almost 3,000 followers and uses hashtag #barnsleyisbrill the founder from nearby wakefield said he has nothing against the town councillor said the parody twitter account paints the town in a 'bad light'
a nsw coastal town was left covered in a blanket of white after a freak hail storm transformed the area into a winter wonderland forster, on the mid north coast of nsw, was hit with mass amounts of hail at 3pm on saturday streets of the beachside town were covered in 10 15cm of ice as the severe storm cell passed through leaving hail the size of golf balls forster, on the mid north coast of nsw, was hit with mass amounts of hail at 3pm on saturday emily sleema (top) and jasmyne ussia (bottom) made snow angels in the front yard of a home in bright street streets of the beachside town were covered in 10 15cm of ice as the severe storm cell passed through leaving hail the size of golf balls forecasters had predicted the chance of thunderstorms and the area had already seen 13mm of rain at 3pm, according to bureau of meteorology data authorities had to evacuate more than 240 people from the stockland shopping centre due to flooding and the partial roof collapse of a kmart store but despite the destruction, children were captured enjoying the rare blanket of ice jasmyne ussia, tileah hooklyn and emily sleema made the most of the freak storm by using their boogie boards as toboggans forecasters had predicted the chance of thunderstorms and the area had already seen 13mm of rain at 3pm some used boogie boards usually reserved for the surf as toboggans and young girls made snow angels on their front lawns a girl was even photographed in a snow fight wearing her netball uniform isabella robinson had a snow fight in her netball uniform with friend grace maloney authorities had to evacuate more than 240 people from the stockland shopping centre due to flooding and the partial roof collapse of a kmart store
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sprouts have certainly earned themselves a bad rep, falling out of favour with kids and grownups alike the miniature vegetables have long been a staple on british dinner plates and also the subject of many a heated debate for their 'love them or hate them' qualities but despite their reluctant popularity on home shores they have never been a best seller in america until now uk growers have developed the kalette, a cross breed of sprouts and the popular superfood kale however, in a bid to get the cabbage like vegetable back on the menu, cunning british growers have found a way to make it appeal to the trendy foodie british experts have spent 15 years working tirelessly to perfect a tastier and more appealing version of the classic brussels sprout by cross breeding it with kale the leafy green superfood has become extremely trendy in recent years enjoyed by a listers such as gwyneth paltrow and miranda kerr growers first began developing the idea in 1995 but didn't begin selling the veg in the uk until 2010 an 85g serving of kallettes provides: souce: ocean mist the new creations, called kalettes, taste milder and sweeter than brussels sprouts but growers had a battle on their hands to make us buyers see past the vegetable's stuffy, old fashioned image they are the brainchild of independent surrey growers tozer seeds, who began working on developing better tasting brussels in 1995 as well as tasting better than the average brussels sprout, kalettes are also extremely hardy and produce heavy crops even through the coldest of winters unlike brussels sprouts, which are typically boiled, kalettes can be steamed, roasted, stir fried, grilled, microwaved or even raw they hit the shelves in the uk in 2010 under the name 'flower sprouts' but have only just been launched in the us since hitting the american market in october the new creations have been flying off the shelves they have proved such a hit that growers have had to step up production to try to meet the demand kalettes have since appeared in magazines such as time and elle, in papers like the new york times and on national news programmes such as fox news kalettes are a crossed between sprouts and kale and promise a sweeter tasting vegetable david rogers, from tozer seeds, says that despite their recent popularity kalettes have been around for almost 20 years 'kalettes came about initially from experiments we carried out in 1995 to create new vegetables by cross breeding them 'we found that the results of breeding brussels sprouts and kale were particularly good, with a great taste and a great look milder in flavour than a brussels sprout with more attractive leaves' kalettes hit the us market back in october and have become so popular that growers have had to up their production in order to keep on top of the demand david said that although the initial idea was developed it took years of work before they perfected the vegetable both brussels sprouts and kale belong to the brassica family of vegetables which also includes broccoli, cabbage, cauliflower, horseradish, turnip, radish and cress brassica vegetables are renowned for their ability to be cross bred with one another, which occurs because they are all derivatives of a wild cabbage that existed 5,000 years ago the latin name for the brussels sprout is brassica oleracea gemmifera while kale is brassica oleracea acephala 'but in growing it takes years and years to refine the product and get to a point where they can be mass produced and sold,' he said 'we started talking to growers and supermarkets in 2005 and the feedback was positive but it takes a lot to launch a new vegetable that no one's ever heard of before' after 15 years in the making the developers of the vegetable were thrilled when the product was met with huge success after being launched in the uk 'our creation finally hit the shelves in the uk in 2010 under the name 'flower sprouts' and was a real hit 'british people tend to view brussels sprouts are seen as a very old fashioned vegetable that are typically boiled they're a real marmite vegetable certain people love them but a lot of people don't 'we certainly felt flower sprouts would be more appealing to the modern customer' when launching the vegetable overseas the marketers sought out a name to appeal to foodies 'historically brussels sprouts have been popular in western european countries but not a big seller in america 'our marketing agency in the states cleverly ditched the name 'sprouts' and rebranded them 'kalettes' to capitalise on the popularity of kale as a superfood' since the kalettes arrived in america the growers have been overwhelmed with their popularity 'we only launched kalettes in october but they have been flying off the shelves across the us everyone's going crazy for them 'more by luck than judgement, here we are 20 years on with a hit product made from kale, the trendiest vegetable on the market today 'we never thought that when we began our experiments all those years ago we would have found success across the pond with the humble sprout'
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swiss tourism bosses fear a huge drop in holiday makers visiting the country, after a shock economic move sent prices rocketing the swiss franc rose nearly 30 per cent against the euro after the swiss national bank's announcement that it would remove a three year old cap of 120 francs per euro ski resorts are expected to be hit particularly hard over the winter period, with some businesses already reporting cancellations as visitors rushed to rearrange their plans for the busy winter season swiss tourism bosses fear a huge drop in holiday makers visiting the country, after a shock economic move sent prices rocketing the price of a six day ski pass in verbier, a resort popular with europeans, rose to 347 euros on thursday, up from 296 euros before the franc's surge a cordon bleu schnitzel in zurich's zeughauskeller, a popular tourist resort, costs an extra 4 euros at 279 euros and a beer is now 63 euros officials now say that a country already struggling with a reputation for being expensive will find it harder to attract visitors tourists from europe accounted for 37 percent of overnight stays in 2013, according to latest data from the swiss statistics office, but the country will be out of reach for many after 'snb day' the franc's abrupt surge comes weeks before european school half term breaks which mark the height of the ski season the swiss franc rose nearly 30 percent against the euro after the swiss national bank's announcement that it would remove a three year old cap of 120 francs per euro swiss hoteliers vented their fury on social media and politicians urged the swiss to support the country's tourism industry, while resorts across the french border cheered a 'godsend' as they looked forward to new swiss clients ‘swiss people! take your holidays in switzerland!’ said swiss tourist office chief juerg schmid on a twitter account in gstaad, hotelier thomas frei tweeted: ‘great, first rejections, wanting to know the euro rate and whether we can do a better rate while i'm at it, does anyone want to buy my hotel?’ tourism contributes three percent of swiss gdp and hotels and restaurants employ five percent of the labour force the franc's abrupt surge comes weeks before european school half term breaks which mark the height of the ski season ‘the original forecasts predicting growth once again in the swiss tourism industry over the next two years probably won't stand up any more,’ christoph juen, ceo of the swiss hotel association hotelleriesuisse, told reuters that is an ‘existential threat’ to some hoteliers, he said ‘i'm glad i'm just here for one day,’ said amit raj, 29 from seville in spain ‘i'm definitely going to be a lot more cautious tonight and won't withdraw any more money,’ he added even before the decision to allow the franc to surge, europe's economic woes had seen the number of german travellers to switzerland drop 19 percent over five years to 19 million by 2013, according to the latest available german tourism association data in alpine ski resorts, the economic chill has worsened in the past year as the number of russian visitors fell sharply due to moscow's standoff with the west over ukraine and because of a weaker russian rouble tourism from japan has also been hit as the yen weakened the news comes after it was revealed that british holidaymakers are looking to alternative ski destinations after the alps experienced one of the worst starts to a season in living memory until a blizzard hit in late december france's top skiing destinations were mostly void of snow an even bigger test for the mainly small businesses in the hotel and restaurant industry could come during the summer in the busiest summer months 25 million nights per month are booked by foreigners at swiss hotels, 70 percent more than during the peak ski season, says eurostat over in france, clement marie, co manager of the savoyarde hotel in val d'isere, a ski resort less than three hours by car from geneva, saw the franc's appreciation as a chance to attract swiss customers ‘this could be great for business,’ he said ‘considering how little snow and how few customers we have had this january, this could be a godsend’ the news comes after it was revealed that british holidaymakers are looking to alternative ski destinations after the alps experienced one of the worst starts to a season in living memory a study has shown that online searches for destinations in norway have soared while queries for traditional getaways in france have plummeted by more than half, according to travel website kayak the sudden interest in norwegian resorts reflects the perfect conditions at the country’s ski runs a study by kayak suggests that interest in norwegian ski resorts has soared after the alps' slow start kayak said searches for flights going to kristiansund airport have doubled over last year, while searches for chambery airport in the french alps have decreased by 56 per cent until a blizzard hit in late december – stranding thousands of holidaymakers – france's top skiing destinations were mostly void of snow and openings were delayed at resorts where slopes were bare it came after a spell of unseasonably warm weather that was responsible for one of the ‘least snowy’ winters in the french alps in 35 years kayak said denver, calgary, helsinki and vancouver airports – all located near popular skiing destinations – have also seen a surge of interest in comparison searches to all five of the alps’ main airports, including chambery, are down, according to the travel website the others are friedrichshagen, germany (down 37 per cent), grenoble (down 26 per cent), lyon (down 14 per cent) and geneva (down four per cent) loella pehrsson, regional managing director for kayak, said: ‘it’s clear that the lack of snow in the alps has had a big impact on searches to airports around the region with brits looking elsewhere in search of snow’ the study was based on flight searches between 1 december and 7 january for travel between the dates of 12 january and 1 april
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the swiss national bank ended a cap of 120 francs per euro on thursday swiss franc rose almost 30 percent against euro following announcement the price of a six day ski pass in verbier rose from 296 euros to 347 euros holidaymakers are already reported to have switched travel plans officials say a country already struggling with a reputation for being expensive will find it harder to attract visitors
this woman could have paid the equivalent of £333 a a chicken at tesco and asda the stores are running promotions where three of their £4 chickens can be bought for £10 we've already seen battles over milk prices – now supermarkets are slashing the cost of chickens in their fierce fight to win customers waitrose has halved the price of its 13kg ‘essentials’ chicken from £423 to just £211 in the last few days – making it even cheaper than budget brands aldi and lidl, who are selling 125kg birds for £299 tesco and asda are running promotions where three of their £4 chickens (weighing 135kg each) can be bought for £10 – the equivalent of £333 a bird sainsbury’s has permanently cut the cost of its 135kg chicken by £1 – from £450 to £350 and marks & spencer is offering its 11kg oakham chicken, which is normally £4, at two for £7 shoppers will undoubtedly welcome the discounts – but critics are warning that poultry welfare could suffer as a result, and some farmers may be forced out of business they are already being squeezed on milk prices as supermarkets compete to offer the cheapest deals, with more than 1,000 dairy farms told this week that their payments are being delayed due to a financial crisis at the biggest dairy co operative, first milk poultry farmers now fear a crash in profits, too, as supermarkets turn their attention to chicken in a bid to entice shoppers through their doors chicken is britain’s biggest selling meat, with around 800million birds reared each year for our tables and, as it’s a staple food for most households, consumers watch its price more carefully than they do for most goods it may also be that retailers are trying to reverse a decline in the sale of chicken, following fears about its safety last autumn the food standards agency revealed then that 70 per cent of whole raw chickens sold by the leading chains were contaminated with the potentially deadly food poisoning bug campylobacter almost one in five of fresh roasting chickens – 18 per cent – were contaminated with the highest levels of the bug and more than one in 20 carried the germ on the outside of the pack, meaning people picking them up from the shelf to check a price could fall ill the latest figures by retail analysis firm kantar worldpanel suggest consumers may have reacted to the revelations, with 68 per cent less chicken being bought in the 12 weeks to december 7 than during the same period in 2013 scroll down for video tesco and asda have chicken promotions, whereas sainsbury’s has permanently cut the cost of its 135kg chicken by £1 however, waitrose, which is selling the cheapest chicken, claimed its price cut was part of a wider half price promotion on meat and it insisted that its farmers were not skimping on animal welfare standards or quality as a result of the low price ‘the hens have 20 per cent more space than the industry standard, giving our birds the room they need to move freely,’ a spokesman said ‘our standards meet the rspca’s recommendations and have the support of other key organisations such as compassion in world farming’ last night the national farmers union warned supermarkets against using chicken as a loss leader (a product sold below its market price to entice shoppers into the store) the union’s chief poultry adviser gary ford said: ‘poultry farmers are not averse to promotional activity 'however, selling products as a loss leader must not be at the expense of producers and others in the supply chain 'farmers already face volatile market conditions that make it unpredictable whether they return a profit or not’ he called for the powers of the supermarket ombudsman to be extended, to eradicate ‘unfair trading practices’ rows of chickens for sale at a tesco extra superstore critics have warned that cutting poultry prices could force some farmers out of business as they are already being squeezed on the cost of milk
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shakespeare is renowned for his enormous vocabulary as well as his introduction of new words to the english language but can any modern day writers compete with his literary skills? a new york data scientist not only proved that there are indeed contemporary lyricists that can give the playwright a run for his money, he has also discovered that they come from an unexpected source hip hop by comparing the works of shakespeare with 85 different hip hop artists, he found 37 year old californian rapper aesop rock who used 7,392 unique words in his first 35,000 lyrics has a wider vocabulary than the 16th century poet click the image below to explore the interactive graphic earlier this week, new york based data scientist matt daniels analysed the first 35,000 lyrics of 85 hip hop and rap artists and compared the number of unique words to those used in the first 35,000 words of shakespeare's plays and herman melville's moby dick in top spot was aesop rock who used 7,392 unique words, highlighted, while dmx sat at the opposite end of the scale with 3,214 unique words 1 aseop rock: 7,392 unique words 2 gza: 6,426 unique words 3 kool keith: 6,238 unique words 4 herman melville: 6,022 unique words 5 canibus: 5,991 unique words 6 cunninlynguists: 5,971 unique words 7 rza: 5,905 unique words 8 wu tang clan: 5,985 unique words 9 roots: 5,803 unique words 10 ghostface killah: 5,774 unique words 11 killah priest: 5,737 unique words 12 blackalicious: 5,480 unique words 13 kool g rap: 5,394 unique words 13 redman: 5,331 unique words 14: e 40: 5,207 unique words 15 mf doom: 5,204 unique words 16 outkast: 5,212 unique words 17 shakespeare: 5,170 unique words 18 nas: 5,096 unique words 19 beastie boys: 5,090 unique words 20 das efx: 5,005 unique words by comparison, shakespeare used 5,170 unique words, putting his vocabulary alongside beastie boys and outkast, while moby dick author herman melville scored 6,022, only beaten by kool keith, gza and aesop rock ‘literary elites love to rep shakespeare’s vocabulary: across his entire corpus, he uses 28,829 words, suggesting he knew over 100,000 words and arguably had the largest vocabulary, ever,' explained matt daniels from undercurrent in new york ‘i decided to compare this data point against the most famous artists in hip hop i used each artist’s first 35,000 lyrics that way, prolific artists, such as jay z, could be compared to newer artists, such as drake daniels analysed the first 5,000 words for seven of shakespeare's works including hamlet, romeo and juliet, othello, macbeth, as you like it, winter's tale, and troilus and cressida while for melville, he studied the first 35,000 words used in his 1851 novel moby dick all lyrics were taken from website rap genius, but daniels only used lyrics current to 2012 as a result, he said this lack of recent data prevented him using a number of more recent artists such as kid cudi he also admitted a few other high profile rappers didn’t have enough official material to be included, for example, biggie and kendrick lamar according to daniels, 35,000 lyrics is the equivalent of between three and five studios albums, but because not all artists have released that number of tracks, he included mixtapes he then used a methodology called token analysis, also known as lexical analysis which involves using a computer to turn words into tokens that can be analysed and counted as daniels explained, each word was counted once, so pimps, pimp, pimping, and pimpin are four unique words to avoid issues with apostrophes, for example, pimpin’ versus pimpin, daniels removed these from the dataset ‘it still isn’t perfect hip hop is full of slang that is hard to transcribe, for example, shorty vs shawty, featured vocalists, and repetitive choruses’ but he adds it’s still interesting and reveals a wide range aesop rock was well above every artist in the dataset, while the presence of wu tang clan at number seven, excluding herman melville, was also significant this is because, as well as being in the top ten as a group, individual members also feature in the top 20 with gza at number two, ghostface killah at nine and raekwon and method man at 19 and 20 respectively daniels analysed the first 5,000 words for seven of shakespeare's works, illustration pictured left, including hamlet, romeo and juliet, othello, macbeth, as you like it, winter's tale, and troilus and cressida while for herman melville, pictured right, he studied the first 35,000 words used in his 1851 novel moby dick shakespeare used 5,170 unique words putting his vocabulary alongside beastie boys and outkast, and melville scored 6,022, only beaten by kool keith, gza and aesop rock in top spot on the chart was 37 year old californian rapper aesop rock, also known as ian matthias bavits, pictured left, who used 7,392 unique words in his first 35,000 lyrics while earl simmons, known as dmx, pictured right holding the award for male entertainer of the year at the soul train music awards in los angeles, sat at the opposite end of the scale with 3,214 unique words ‘perhaps their countless hours of studio time together exposed each rapper’s vocabulary to one another,’ explained daniels to further understand each rapper's vocabulary in wu tang's first five albums, daniels selected a 3,500 word threshold to put each member was on an equal footing ‘u god and gza clearly bolster the group’s average,’ said daniel 'raekwon and method man’s contributions have a lower average compared to other members, but recognise that their data points would exceed most artists in hip hop’ wu tang clan made the top ten, but individual members also made the top 20 gza is at number two, ghostface killah is at nine and raekwon and method man at 19 and 20 to further understand each rapper's vocabulary in wu tang's first five albums, daniels selected a 3,500 word threshold, pictured 'u god and gza clearly bolster the group's average,' said daniel 'raekwon and method man's contributions have a lower average, but their data points exceed most artists in hip hop' wu tang clan perform at pimlico racetrack in baltimore from left to right, method man, raekwon, ghostface killah, u god, and inspectah deck to explain the group's large vocabulary, daniels said: 'perhaps their countless hours of studio time together exposed each rapper's vocabulary to one another' daniels also looked at where the rappers were from, to see if there was a vocabulary divide between southern, midwest, west and east coast states the south had the lowest average at 4,268, while the east coast, including 50 cent and fat joe, scored highest with 4,804 only four of the 17 southern based artists in the dataset were above average, including outkast, as daniels explained: ‘at 15, outkast’s deep vocabulary is definitely a function of their style: frequent use of portmanteau, such as atliens, stankonia, southern drawl, including nahmsayin, ery’day, and made up slang, for example, flawsky wawsky 'my guess is that this is a function of crunk music's call and response style, resulting in more repetition of words’ daniels also looked at where the rappers were from to see if there was a vocabulary divide between southern, midwest, west and east coast states the south had the lowest average at 4,268, while the east coast, including 50 cent and fat joe, scored highest with 4,804 only four of the 17 southern based artists in the dataset were above average, including outkast daniels also discovered some of the biggest names in hip hop scored below the average these included 2pac on 3,790 words, snoop dogg on 3,974, kanye on 3,982 and lil wayne on 3,743, pictured popular artist drake scored 3,522 while jay z scored marginally higher than nelly with 4,506 compared to 4,413 respectively meanwhile, daniels discovered some of the biggest names in hip hop scored poorly and well below the average these included 2pac on 3,790 words, snoop dogg on 3,974 and drake on 3,522 jay z scored marginally higher than nelly with 4,506 compared to 4,413 respectively the highest scoring female was lil kim on 4,474 unique words, followed by nicki minaj on 4,162 and missy elliott with 3,874
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half a dozen piranhas have been pulled from a midlands sewer after homeowners complained about a fishy smell workmen found the flesh eating tropical fish in a drain leading to residents' homes in telford, shropshire, yesterday by the time they were fished out all of them though, they were dead one of the piranhas found by workmen who were unblocking a sewer in madeley, telford water bosses believe that someone had flushed the fish down the toilet when they got bored of keeping them as pets, and claimed they were the killer fish commonly found in south america and not any cold water species in a statement, severn trent water said: 'it appears that a nearby resident had been disposing of dead fish, including piranhas, down the toilet and they had blocked the sewers' severn trent inspectors, matt final and jay slater, who were sent to investigate the telford blockage said: 'we've certainly seen some weird things in the sewers over the years but we were a little shocked to remove piranhas 'you wouldn't think a fish of this size would fit down a toilet, but this is just one example of amazing things we find blocking the sewers' locals now fear more of the fish known for their razor sharp teeth, powerful jaws and a voracious appetite for meat could still be alive in their sewerage system it worker niall poole,22, from madeley, shrops, said: 'we could have a real life ‘piranha 3d' in telford on our hands, you never know 'if they've found some piranhas, it is surely feasible that there could be more still alive down there' local butcher jim hoult, 56, added: 'i might well be checking beneath the toilets seat before i go to the loo now' barry briggs has lived on new road for five years and has a drain right outside his house he was forced to call environmental health after the drain began to have a fishy whiff (stock picture) piranhas are known for their sharp teeth and a voracious appetite for meat hungry for meat: a piranha fish in the wild they are usually found in the amazon and climes more tropical than the midlands mr briggs said: 'if someone called me up and told me they found pirahnas in the drain last week, i would have thought it was an april fool's joke 'as long as they are all dead i don't mind, but i don't like the though of the fish swimming around here not when i have my pond in my garden' workmen matt final and jay slater, who went to investigate the smelly sewers for severn trent, said many of the fish were several inches long piranhas are omnivorous freshwater fish native to south american rivers, but they have also been spotted in bangladesh and china they are known for their sharp teeth and a voracious appetite for meat the exact number of piranha species is unknown, as new species continue to be discovered, but estimates range from 30 to 60 piranhas are normally 14cm to 26cm long, though some have been reported up to 43cm in length attacks in the amazon basin have been on the increase in recent years in 2011, a drunk 18 year old man was attacked and killed in rosario del yata, bolivia in 2012, a five year old brazilian girl was attacked and killed by a shoal of piranhas, while recurring attacks in piaui in 2011 resulted in 100 people being injured piranha attacks peak in the dry season when there is less food and the water levels are lower fatalities are rare, with the majority of attacks taking the form of bites to the feet and hands splashing tends to make piranhas more likely to attack, explaining why children are often injured during mass attacks of these creatures mr final said: 'we've certainly seen some weird things in the sewers over the years but we were just a bit shocked to remove piranhas 'i wouldn't have thought a fish of this size would fit down a toilet 'it is just one example of amazing things we find blocking the sewers, but there is a serious aspect to this as they had the potential to cause a lot of damage' it is the second time sewers have been blocked in shropshire this year by rubbish being pushed into toilets after workers found several pairs of knickers blocking the drains in january severn trent said it was called to investigate the latest incident after people complained of a fishy smell coming into their homes severn trent today said blocked sewers are a serious issue it said three quarters of the 4,000 blockages in shropshire last year were found to be caused by people misusing the sewer system the problem costs severn trent more than £10 million per year clearing products and mess from its network sue fulford, customer operations manager for severn trent, said: 'having sewage flooding inside your home due to sewers being blocked is one of the most horrible things that can happen to you, and we don't want our customers to suffer in this way 'the drains that take waste water away from your home are only a few inches wide and are only meant to take water, toilet roll and human waste certainly not piranhas or pants 'toilet roll is meant to break down when it gets wet so it washes easily through the system that's not the case with things like large tropical fish which can get stuck in smaller drains 'these sewer blockages, if not identified and cleared, can lead to sewers backing up and overflowing into people's homes and gardens 'and it's not necessarily the people who put the wrong things down the toilet that are affected 'the blockage can happen further down the street, so what you do in your home can be causing a problem for your neighbours 'we are spending millions of pounds every year sending teams into sewers with jetting equipment and sometimes even spades to dig out these blockages 'we ask people to get themselves a bin in their bathroom and use that rather than the toilet'
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predators found after residents complained about a fishy smell workmen uncovered them in a drain leading to houses in shrops locals now fear more of the fish could still be alive in their system water company bosses believe they must have been dumped piranhas are known for sharp teeth, and a voracious appetite for meat
a man acting as his own attorney at his murder sentencing in florida is pushing to get himself the death penalty craig wall, 39, was found guilty last week of killing his 5 week old son in clearwater and stabbing his girlfriend laura taft, 29, to death less than two weeks later in 2010 while seeking a death sentence in court on monday, wall rejected the efforts to have an independent attorney appointed for him craig wall, 39, has been acting as his own attorney at his murder sentencing in florida and is pushing to get himself the death penalty wall said he didn't want the help of 'scumbag liberals' who think he can't make his own decisions, the tampa bay times reports 'the presentation of my case and my mitigation is my constitutional right,' wall said 'this is my case this is my life all the choices are mine alone to make' wall pleaded guilty on february 13 to murdering girlfriend taft and pleaded no contest to killing the couple's infant son after the baby's death, wall was jailed for violating a domestic violence injunction taft had filed against him, but neither a recent 14 year stay in prison nor his status as a suspect in his son's death was mentioned in court three days after he was released on $1,000 bail, taft was stabbed to death in her apartment craig wall, 39, was found guilty last week of killing his 5 week old son in clearwater, florida, and stabbing his girlfriend laura taft, 29, to death less than two weeks later in 2010 'yeah i killed her,' wall said in court taft's plea agreement was settled only after prosecutors promised to seek the death penalty sentencing resumed on tuesday where wall told the judge he would continue to represent himself, saying, 'i've been enjoying myself'
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you no longer need to be a spy like james bond to get your hands on an amphibious car david march has designed the world's fastest jeep style vehicle that can be driven straight from the land into the water and goes from a car to a boat in just 15 seconds called the panther, the vehicle can reach water speeds of up to 45mph almost as fast as an average speedboat and is fitted with a custom made 37 litre v6 engine, fibreglass hull and lightweight chromoly steel chassis scroll down for video a californian based car company has designed the world's fastest amphibious car called the panther, pictured it is capable of reaching water speeds of up to 45mph almost as fast as an average speedboat plus can be driven up to 80mph on land the panther can be driven straight from the land into the water and goes from a car to a boat in just 15 seconds the wheels are lifted into the chassis using hydraulics and the car switches to a boat using a 'jet drive' lever weight: 2950 lbs height: 69' windshield up, 51' windshield down, 44' windshield down, wheels retracted length: 180' width: 72' water speed: 44 mph land speed: 80+ mph passengers: 4 engine: honda 37 liter vtec transmission: 4 speed manual marine propulsion: panther jet brakes: four wheel disc wheel retraction: hydraulic fuel: 91 octane pump gas cooling system: closed with marine heat exchanger it is also capable of reaching speeds of 80mph on land james bond, played by sir roger moore, famously drove an amphibious lotus esprit from the land into the sea during the 1976 film the spy who loved me watercar partner fred selby, 66, from newport beach, california spent 11 years fine turning the machine before he felt ready to put it on the market the panther's design is based on a jeep cj8 scrambler, however, because the chassis of the jeep was too heavy for the water, the panther's lightweight chassis is made of chromoly steel once in the water, the panther is remarkably stable for a boat that is only 15 ft (46 m) in length 'we've been working for years and years to be able to get these to perform like a boat on the water and like a car on the street,' march told cbs march has done his best to test out the vehicle and made his first trip to the catalina islands last saturday 'going on the road for 15 miles and then being able to hit the water and go 30 miles across with nothing breaking and just cruising across … made it in an hour and 10 minutes on 10 gallons of gas,' said march the panther's chromoly steel chassis was designed to slip into a fibreglass hull the hull is also filled with closed cell styrofoam to help the car stay afloat the engine for the panther is the latest generation acura 37 liter vtec v 6 engine, custom fitted with aluminium parts, a overhead camshaft cylinder head and 24 valves the panther was designed by watercar partner fred selby, from california selby spent 11 years fine turning the machine the panther's design is based on a jeep cj8 scrambler, however, because the chassis of the jeep is heavy, the panther's lightweight chassis is made of chromoly steel the panther's chassis was designed to slip into a fibreglass hull similar to those used on formula 1 cars the hull is also filled with closed cell styrofoam to help the car stay afloat the engine for the panther is the latest generation acura 37 liter vtec v 6 engine, custom fitted with aluminium parts, a overhead camshaft cylinder head and 24 valves both intake and exhaust valves are controlled by acura's variable valve timing and lift electronic control (vtec) system this engine produces 305 horsepower at 6,300 rpm and on land the panther can reach speeds of around 80mph the panther weighs 2950lbs and is 15ft long as a boat, the amphibious vehicle is powered by a panther marine propulsion jet it needs to be travelling at around 15mph to get enough momentum to enter the water watercar's panther car can carry up to four passengers in both land and water mode the vehicle can be fitted with fishing rod holders, pictured it can be sailed in both salt and fresh water and the chassis is protected from water damage it needs to be travelling at around 15mph to enter the water and can then reach top speeds of almost 45mph to drive the panther in water, the driver must put the four speed gear changer in neutral, pull a knob to switch the transfer case to 'jet drive', hydraulically lift the wheels and tyres out of the water, and start boating this entire process takes less than 15 seconds the panther sells for anywhere in between $100,000 and $200,000 and march told cbs that they've already pre sold cars to princes in dubai and many silicon valley workers the rolling chassis is a kit and additional components can be bought off the shelf the turn key minus version doesn't come with an engine the panther starts at £49,800 for a 'rolling chassis', £70,000 for a 'turn key minus' version, and £89,000 for a complete panther the rolling chassis is a kit and additional components can be bought off the shelf the turn key minus version doesn't come with an engine to drive the panther in water, the driver must put the four speed gear changer into neutral, switch the transfer case to 'jet drive', hydraulically lift the wheels and tyres out of the water, and start boating 'the panther is equally at home on the land or sea,' said selby 'revolutionary in its design and engineering, a watercar panther takes you anywhere you want to go 'the thrilling acceleration is provided by a honda v6 v tec motor 'you can leave the highway behind thanks to its long travel off road suspension and travel in the water courtesy of the panther jet 'and do all this with the security of knowing you are surrounded by a state of the art revolutionary designed composite body james bond, played by sir roger moore, famously drove an amphibious lotus esprit, pictured, from the land into the sea during the 1976 film the spy who loved me 'nothing compares to driving a panther' the design looks like a four wheel drive and the bodywork is made from a fibreglass chassis that is capable of withstanding salt water the outboard motor which powers the car is capable of travelling 2000,000 miles before needing serious maintenance 'you will be absolutely blown away by the panther,' said selby 'our watercar team did a fabulous job of creating an extraordinary vehicle that is exciting, raw fun, yet incredibly practical'
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the panther reaches water speeds of 45mph as fast as a speedboat it can be driven straight from the land into water the amphibious design goes from a car to a boat in just 15 seconds the 15ft jeep style vehicle costs $100,000 to $200,000 the car has been per ordered for dubai princes and silicon valley workers
britain was last night reported to be in talks with germany over a secret deal to help their car industry in return for support for our banks representatives of david  cameron and chancellor angela merkel have been discussing a german plan to delay the introduction of caps on carbon dioxide emissions that could harm bmw, mercedes benz and audi in return, the uk wants help to protect the banking sector, which is lobbying to reduce the impact of brussels regulations friendly: representatives of both cameron and chancellor merkel have been discussing a plan to delay caps on carbon dioxide emissions which could harm car makers like audi, bmw and mercedes benz barclays bank headquarters, london, the uk stands to gain better protection for its banking sector officials have suggested measures including the disclosure of the tax that banks pay in every country, and changes to regulations proposed by the european commission for the hedge fund industry and britain also wants german help to protect taxpayers from having to contribute to a fund to help ailing eurozone banks last night lib dem sources told the times that the proposed deal also included a request for help with britain’s attempt to overturn an eu cap on bank bonuses, which would limit them to 200 per cent of salary a government source confirmed that it involved trading support for the banking sector in return for helping german car companies however, the source denied that there was a specific link to bank bonuses as this issue was no longer in eu politicians’ hands george osborne wants to strike down plans for the cap on bonuses, which takes effect in the new year last month, britain launched a challenge to the cap in the european court of justice, but a ruling could take two years one lib dem mep involved in the negotiations over the carbon dioxide cap suggested that, by seeking to support germany, britain could end up penalising its own car industry chris davies, a member of the european parliament’s negotiating team on the issue, said: ‘giving priority to the interests of german luxury carmakers may help david cameron benefit the bankers who can afford to buy them, but it doesn’t help british drivers or carmakers here’
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germany wants to delay the introduction of caps on carbon dioxide emissions that could harm bmw, mercedes benz and audi uk wants help to protect the banking sector, which is lobbying to reduce the impact of brussels regulations
on the 20th anniversary of the brutal murders of nicole brown simpson and ron goldman, the voices of two victims are conspicuously silent those of nicole's children justin and sydney simpson were just five and eight respectively when their mother was found brutally murdered alongside her friend at her los angeles home on june 12, 1994 days later, their father oj simpson was charged with the murders then later acquitted following a televised, eight month trial which gripped the nation their aunt tanya brown, nicole's youngest sister, has spoken this week about the close bond she shares with her niece and nephew and how despite the tragedy they have endured, the pair have grown into happy, well adjusted adults scroll down for video oj simpson, pictured in 1995, with his son justin and daughter sydney, they year after their mother, nicole brown simpson was brutally murdered the aunt has said that justin, now 25, and sydney, 28, are both in the restaurant business in the southeast ms brown, 44, told radaronline: 'they’re in their late 20s they’re professional they’ve gone to college they’re in relationships they’re happy they’re just like us quote unquote' the aunt said that following their father's 1995 murder trial it was difficult for the children to experience a normal life however ms brown and the children's grandmother forced themselves to face oj, who they believe killed nicole and ron goldman, for the sake of the children tanya brown, the sister of nicole brown simpson, revealed last month that her niece and nephew are well adjusted and happy people ms brown said: 'they will always love their dad i choose to respect that' oj simpson and nicole brown married in 1985 and had two children sydney and justin in 1989, the former football player pleaded no contest to a domestic violence charge against simpson the couple divorced in 1992 tanya brown also revealed that she has never discussed their mother's murder or oj simpson with her niece and nephew 'they’ve probably talked about it on their own,' she said 'but when they come to our house we have fun we don’t need to rehash everything' ms brown, a life coach and mental health advocate, recently wrote a memoir about the loss of her older sister nicole, entitled finding peace amid the chaos in the emotional book, she revealed the moment she knew that the man she once called 'uncle oj' was responsible for her death she also described how her family's lives were forever shattered on the morning of june 13, 1994, when they found out that nicole, recently divorced from oj simpson, had been stabbed to death outside her los angeles home along with her friend ronald goldman she said the grief stricken family watched on tv as her sister's bloodied corpse was loaded into a van to be taken to the morgue ms brown said she held her mother's shaking hands as she wept: 'that's my kid' oj simpson accompanying his children, sydney, nine and justin, six, as they leave the funeral services for his ex wife, nicole simpson, june 16, 1994 a day later, he was charged with their mother's murder ms brown said that at first she did not suspect simpson, the former football player turned actor, whom she knew as a beloved brother in law after her sister's death, ms brown said she was exposed to the harrowing truth that simpson was a violent man who had mentally and physically abused her sister for years in the days following the murders, the net began to close on simpson, considered the prime suspect on june 17, the day that simpson was supposed to turn himself over to police on murder charges, the former football player led officers on an infamous low speed pursuit in a white ford bronco suv in california simpson finally surrendered to police and was jailed awaiting trial oj simpson and his wife nicole brown simpson, pictured in october 1993, eight months before she was stabbed to death outside her la home along with friend ronald goldman the internationally publicized trial of oj simpson lasted one year and was dubbed the 'trial of the century' in 1995, simpson was acquitted of the 1994 murders of his ex wife and mr goldman the anguish for the victims' families did not end there for tanya brown, her sister's brutal death unleashed years of depression and drug and alcohol abuse that culminated in her almost taking her own life in 2004 following psychiatric treatment and therapy, ms brown now says she has turned 'this ugly thing into something good' in 2008, simpson was found guilty of kidnapping, armed robbery and other charges in what he said was an attempt to retrieve memorabilia and personal items from two sports collectibles dealers in a casino hotel room simpson was sentenced to between nine to 33 years in nevada state prison but was granted parole on some convictions last july however he must serve at least four more years simpson's conviction came 13 years to the day after he was acquitted of his ex wife and mr goldman's murders the body of nicole brown simpson is removed from the scene of her brutal murder in june 199 20 years ago today nicole brown, 35, was stabbed to death outside her los angeles home 20 years ago along with friend ronald goldman who was visiting her blood on the paved walkway outside of the gate leading to nicole brown simpson's home in june 1994
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justin and sydney simpson were just five and eight respectively, when their mother was murdered at her los angeles home on june 12, 1994 20 years ago today her sister tanya brown said her niece and nephew are 'happy, in relationships and just like us' the aunt, 44, has never discussed their mother's murder with the pair ms brown said: 'they will always love their dad i choose to respect that'
cutting the green c**p: david cameron, who once pledged to lead the 'greenest government ever', has publicly promised to 'roll back' green taxes, which add more than £110 a year to average fuel bills david cameron has ordered ministers to ditch the ‘green crap’ blamed for driving up energy bills and making business uncompetitive, it is claimed the prime minister, who once pledged to lead the ‘greenest government ever’, has publicly promised to ‘roll back’ green taxes, which add more than £110 a year to average fuel bills but a senior tory source said mr cameron’s message in private is far blunter the source said: ‘he’s telling everyone, “we’ve got to get rid of all this green crap” he’s absolutely focused on it’ tory high command has also privately abandoned mr cameron’s pre election mantra ‘vote blue, go green’ ‘it’s vote blue, get real, now – and woe betide anyone who doesn’t get the memo,’ the source said the prime minister’s comments relate to his bid to cut fuel bills by removing green taxes, the source said but they will horrify environmental campaigners but a senior downing street source said: 'we do not recognise this phrase' meeting supporters of the hs2 high speed rail project outside number 10 this morning, mr cameron was asked by journalists whether he still believed in the environmental agenda 'this is a part of it,' he replied 'we have got the world's first green investment bank, we have got great support for our green technology industries we have got the first nuclear power station since 1995 this is a government investing in important green technologies' deputy prime minister nick clegg said today green levies are not 'all crap' and added that mr cameron agrees with him 'the prime minister and i, funnily enough, were discussing it just yesterday so it so happens i don't think that's a fair reflection of his views,' he said 'we both want to see policies, where we are control of them in government, made as cost effective as possible without cutting our commitment to reducing carbon commitments and looking after the environment' in opposition, mr cameron made great play of his green credentials as he tried to detoxify the conservative party’s image cuts? mr cameron wants to scrap green levies which subsidise wind farms in 2006 he travelled in the arctic circle with a pack of huskies to highlight his concern about climate change huskies: in 2006 mr cameron travelled in the arctic circle with a pack of huskies to highlight his concern about climate change he was repeatedly pictured cycling to the commons – though this backfired when it emerged his shoes and papers followed in a car and he even applied to put a wind turbine on the roof of his family home but although he still pays lip service to the need to tackle climate change, his enthusiasm for green issues waned as the government battled the economic crisis in september, chancellor george osborne said britain should not be ‘in front of the rest of the world’ on tackling climate change and the government has driven through radical planning reforms to boost the economy, which critics claim could lead to the concreting over of large parts of the green belt the revelations come as the prime minister is locked in a dispute with the lib dems about his plan to cut the costly green levies on energy bills mr cameron wants to scrap most of the charges, which help subsidise wind farms and pay for home insulation but nick clegg is insisting they must stay the prime minister is understood to be pushing for a delay in the rollout of the energy company obligation scheme, which adds about £60 a year to average bills the £13billion scheme, which pays for insulating the homes of the poor, has been criticised for waste and bureaucracy it is due to be rolled out across the country by 2015 but could now be delayed until 2017 the tories also want to see cuts to subsidies for wind turbines and solar panels the government’s green record came under attack from 41 environmental groups this week picture: green taxes add more than £110 a year to the average annual household fuel bill, which has now hit £1,400 the umbrella group wildlife and countryside link said the government was failing to deliver a third of its commitments to protect the natural environment dr elaine king, the group’s director, said: ‘david cameron promised the greenest government ever using the government’s own promises as a yardstick, these findings show he’s failed to stick to his plan’ prime minister david cameron downing street said today the prime minister had not abandoned his commitment to the environment 'he has been quite clear about rolling back the impact of levies on energy bills, but only last week in sri lanka he was talking about the importance of tackling climate change,' said the number 10 source mr cameron made clear during that sri lanka visit that he believed the evidence of global warming was 'growing' and thought it was right to take 'preventative and mitigating steps' in response responding to speculation that man made climate change may be to blame for the devastating typhoon in the philippines, the pm said then: 'i'll leave the scientists to speak for themselves about the link between severe weather events and climate change 'but the evidence seems to me to be growing as a practical politician, i think the sensible thing is to say let's take preventative and mitigating steps given the chances this might be the case'
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the prime minister has publicly promised to 'roll back' green taxes but a senior tory source said mr cameron's message is far blunter 'he’s telling everyone, “we’ve got to get rid of this green crap',' source says in 2010 the pm pledged: 'we will be the greenest government ever’ downing street source says they 'do not recognise' the green crap phrase nick clegg says coalition 'aren't going to turn our back on the environment'
two florida men who were being pulled over for running a red light are now facing drug charges after a botched effort to ditch a bag of cocaine police on patrol in kissimmee say they had to slam on their brakes at an intersection on michigan avenue about 2am wednesday after a gold acura didn't stop for the red light the cops flashed their lights for the car to pull over and shined a spotlight on the vehicle, noticing that the sunroof was being opened 'i observed the front right seat passenger throw a clear baggie filled with cocaine that landed on the roof of my vehicle,' kissimmee officer christopher breuer wrote in his police report, according to the smoking gun flying cocaine: driver jose vales, 38 (left), was pulled over for allegedly running a red light in kissimmee early wednesday, when passenger luis vazquez, 30 (right) flung a bag of cocaine out the sunroof of the car the car pulled into a nearby 7 11 breuer said in his report that he hadn't told the two men in the car he had observed the bag being thrown when the driver, jose vales, 38, told him it was the passenger, luis vazquez, 30, who threw it 'vales spontaneously uttered to me that it was vazquez that threw the ‘baggie’ out of the window,' breuer reported police asked the men if there was anything else illegal to be found in the car and they said no however a search showed driver vales had a bag of cocaine the same type recovered from the police car  in his front right pocket vales told police that vasquez had planted the drugs on him 'i asked vales how did vasquez do that and vales stated that he was asked by vasquez to hold the baggie of cocaine right after they noticed they were being pulled over,' breuer reported 'while speaking to vales, his speech was slurred as if he had been drinking' should have used the window: the two men were traveling in a gold acura similar to the one in this stock image police allege a bag of cocaine hurled from the sun roof landed on their car police also found a bag of cannabis under the front driver seat vales was charged with possession of cocaine, possession of drug paraphernalia and possession of cannabis under 20 grams vasquez was wanted in osceola county for battery, the report said he was charged with possession of cocaine, possession of drug paraphernalia and tampering with evidence the latter charge was for throwing the baggie vales bond was set at $1,500 and vasquez at $2,500
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missing airliner mh370 is 'very likely' to be found and is probably in good condition despite being submerged for ten months, according to the australian leading the search martin dolan said he is confident of finding the aircraft which disappeared en route from kuala lumpur to beijing on march 8 with 239 people on board but admitted it would take a while apart from some mysterious satellite 'pings' interpreted as plotting its southern course, no sign of the jet has been found despite a massive air and sea operation scroll down for video still missing: the jet disappeared en route from kuala lumpur to beijing on march 8 and apart from some mysterious satellite 'pings' interpreted as plotting its southern course, no sign of it has been found mr dolan said: 'we are confident that if we are looking in the right area as we think we are we will find the aircraft it's just that it's a very large area, so it's going to take a long time' three vessels, with a fourth on the way, are probing the depths of the indian ocean off western australia where the malaysia airlines plane carrying 239 people, mostly chinese, is believed to have crashed relatives of those on board have endured a long wait for answers on what happened to their loved ones, with their torment reawakened by airasia flight qz8501 crashing into the sea off indonesia on december 28 so far, one quarter of the priority underwater search area of 60,000 square kilometres (23,166 square miles) has been checked, while a wider zone of 208,000 square kilometres has been mapped fugro discovery (pictured), is one of three vessels currently conducting a high resolution search for missing malaysia airlines flight mh370 searching device: an image of a fugro's autonomous underwater vehicle searching for flight mh370 'our satellite calculations gave us an area we determined was high priority,' martin dolan, the chief commissioner of the australian transport safety bureau, which is leading the search, told afp 'in this 60,000 square kilometres, it's very likely we will find the aircraft, but we don't know exactly where we just have to cover that area thoroughly until we find the aircraft' the priority search began in early october and will accelerate over the next few months as weather conditions improve, with the hunt expected to wrap up in may if the jet is not found, a decision on extending the investigation would be made by australia and malaysia, which have jointly shouldered the cost mr dolan said mapping had led to the discovery of previously unknown undersea features such as mountains, volcanos, chasms and a rough, uneven sea floor, highlighting the challenges to take a closer look at the complex terrain, the australian and malaysian governments said wednesday they were jointly funding the fourth ship, fugro supporter, to join the probe later this month desperate: a malaysian woman reads a board filled with messages for the passengers of missing malaysia airlines flight mh370 at kuala lumpur international airport on march 25 last year tragedy: people stand beside the arrival board showing the missing malaysia airlines mh370 flight at beijing airport on march 8 last year while the other three vesselsfugro equator, fugro discovery and go phoenixuse sophisticated sonar systems attached to tow cables up to 10 kilometres (62 miles) long, the supporter will have an autonomous underwater vehicle '(it) can be programmed and cover areas much more thoroughly it's of course a lot slower,' mr dolan said, adding that about five percent of the search area needed the closer scrutiny 'we need to go slow so that we can be 100 percent sure that we have covered that area totally' the underwater probe is taking place in treacherous surface conditions with waves as high as 12 metres authorities believe the plane may be sitting on the ocean floor at depths of 4,000 metres but the deep sea plays an important role in preserving the aircraft if that was its resting place, mr dolan said tribute: a visitor writes on a placard carrying messages for the passengers of missing malaysia airlines flight mh370 in kuala lumpur in june continued efforts: a crew member on an australian search plane scours the ocean during the first month of last year's search for flight mh370 'at the likely depth we think the aircraft is, around about 4,000 metres below the sea surface, there's very little going on there that's likely to affect the components of the aircraft we are looking for,' he said 'the second is that down there there's very little or no oxygen, so there's not anything in the way of oxidisation or decay going on with aircraft parts 'the sonar equipment we are using means thateven if there's an amount of silt or other thingswe can still locate the aircraft parts 'we are confident there's going to be enough visible parts of the aircraft for us to be able to detect it' authorities have drawn up a recovery plan if the plane is found the proposal, which is still being assessed, would use technology and techniques similar to those deployed to recover air france flight af447 the french flag carrier, including its 'black box' flight data recorder, was hauled from the atlantic nearly two years after it crashed en route from rio de janeiro to paris on june 1, 2009, killing all 228 on board some £65million has so far been jointly committed by australia and malaysia to fund the search distraught: a relative of a passenger on board malaysia airlines flight mh370 cries as she talks on the phone at the beijing capital international airport
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fourth ship joining search of 23,000 mile underwater area in indian ocean search chief martin dolan is confident aircraft will be found in this space authorities believe plane may be sitting on ocean floor at depths of 4,000m jet, carrying 239 people, disappeared en route from kuala lumpur to beijing on march 8 prompting massive air and sea operation
national lottery managers have come under fire for earmarking £5m for executives' bonuses as it prepares to double the price of the tickets bosses at camelot's parent company premier lotteries investments uk have set aside a total £113m of pay for 'key management' over eight years, including £5m for bonuses, as long as they reach 'challenging targets' details of the company's accounts caused new controversy for the firm already under fire for announcing plans to raise the ticket price this autumn fingers crossed: bonuses for top staff including chief executive diannethompson are dependent upon 'challenging targets' many threatened to boycott the national lottery when the price rises from £1 to £2 this september, saying it was a 'tax on the poor' today, critics expressed anger at the plan to boost the top management's pay after hiking the price of lottery tickets marc gander, of the consumer action group, told the daily express: 'if you were wondering where your money is going, now you know 'i suppose one of the benefits of being a lottery boss is you can look forward to a huge win without even having to buy a ticket' and ukip deputy leader paul nuttall said: 'lottery players are being fleecedwith these bonus increases we can see why' a camelot spokesman said the money was for 25 'key managers' and was 'not a payment but a provision' that would only be paid if challenging targets were met price to double: tickets for the national lottery will rise to £2 in september but camelot say prizes will rise, too she added: 'there is a bonus scheme available to all staff in companies across the group 'attracting and retaining the highest calibre of staff at all levels has been a key factor in camelot's continuing success as one of the world’s leading lottery groups' last year the company paid out £65m to bosses, including bonuses of £900,000  camelot chief executive dianne thompson earns around £1million a year, not including her bonus when they announced plans to double the price of a ticket, camelot said it would mean bigger prizes for winners but there was widespread anger at the news, and one snap poll found that as many as eight out of ten could give up buying lottery tickets mps and campaigners said the increase was a ‘tax on the poor’ and ‘sheer greed’ and research revealed pensioners and those on low incomes would be hit hardest douglas carswell, tory mp for clacton in essex, said: ‘with the price of everything going up, and given the profits they make, it would be nice if the people who run the national lottery didn’t put up the price of a ticket 'it’s not as if they are short of a few bob’ the lottery's official twitter account  @tnluk was bombarded with complaints as customers said the new ticket price was a 'rip off' designed to 'fund the company directors' lavish lifestyles' lottery backlash: people vented their outrage on twitter after camelot said the ticket price was to double customers called the increase a ‘rip off’ and complained that organiser camelot was forcing customers to ‘fund the company directors’ lavish lifestyles’ by doubling prices but it emerged yesterday that the lottery operator planned to cut the amount from each ticket sold that it gives to good causes, to fund the bigger prizes the company, which has run the national lottery since it began in 1994, raised £65 billion in ticket sales last year lotto is the main game in the national lottery but its sales have been falling for a number of years camelot believes that without its proposed changes, which have been cleared by the regulator, the national lottery commission, that decline will continue
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a young woman today described how she grabbed the blade of a 12 inch kitchen knife and wrestled it away from a crazed woman trying to stab her in an unprovoked attack kerry clark, 24, told a court that she grabbed the blade with one hand and kicked nicola edgington, 32, off her at a bus stop in bexleyheath, south east london, in october 2011 edgington, who had been released from a secure mental unit after killing her mother marion, had pinned miss clark to the ground and was pointing the knife at her chest, the old bailey heard defendant: diagnosed schizophrenic nicola edgington, 32, left, is accused of stabbing sally hodkin, 58, to death with a 12 inch meat cleaver in bexleyheath in october 2011 and the attempted murder of kerry clark, 24, right the young woman had been listening to her ipod and rolling a cigarette when edgington lunged at her, screaming: ‘you f**king b***h, you f**king b***h’, before miss clark managed to disarm her stabbed: sally hodkin suffered a fatal cut to the neck when she was attacked on her way to work she told the old bailey: ‘we were grappling i managed to grab the blade with one hand and kick her off me it happened very quickly’ miss clark then said to her: ‘you crazy b***h, what are you doing?’ edgington, who was now 3ft away then allegedly retorted: ‘i am not the crazy one you are the one with the knife in your hand’ she added that edgington ‘appeared quite angry’ as she demanded ‘give me my f*****g knife back’, but miss clark refused then looking ‘bewildered’, edgington walked off and crossed the road as edgington went into a shop, miss clark dropped the knife as other passengers and estate agents came to her aid she suffered cuts to the heel of her palm and three middle fingers during the attack miss clark recalled: ‘i noticed a big girl come towards me when i noticed the figure was coming towards me i quite quickly looked up i saw the woman lunge at me with a knife danger to the public: edgington turned up at the queen elizabeth hospital demanding to be admitted before she hurt someone but walked out and went on a rampage, the court heard ‘i suppose it was straight on as i turned to face her she just had the knife in her hand and angling it towards my neck and chest  she was screaming: “you f**king b***h, you f**king b***h” manslaughter: nicola edgington stabbed her mother marion, pictured, to death in 2005 ‘my instant reaction was to put my hands up to protect myself from the knife i just went straight up and tried to cup the blade with my both hands i held the blade with my right hand ‘but i felt her push me with the knife so i went back to try and avoid it i fell to the floor and she was on top of me it was quite a force, i had to fight a lot i was looking directly at the knife ‘i had a vague recollection of her of her face it was aggressive it’s hard to recall to be honest but she was on top of me with the knife still at my chest i still had my hands around the blade of the knife ‘i was trying to get her off me or get the knife off of her this happened quite quickly but i think i managed to grab the blade with one hand and kick her off me while she was on top of me’ earlier the court heard police were warned the former psychiatric patient was a danger to the public just hours before she launched the knife rampage which left miss clark injured and minutes later sally hodkin, 58, dead psychiatrist dr akintayo idowu dialled 999 and told police to ‘forcibly detain’ edgington and bring her back to hospital after she allegedly walked off as she was being admitted to a secure mental ward attack: meat market in bexleyheath where edgington is alleged to have taken the knife killed: the house in east sussex where marion edgington's body was found in 2005 dr akintayo idowu was processing the paperwork when she simply walked away around 630am, the court was told hours later after catching several buses she bought a large kitchen knife from supermarket asda and allegedly used it to stab commuter miss clark having being disarmed, edgington, of greenwich, south east london, allegedly then grabbed a knife from a butcher’s shop and hacked grandmother mrs hodkin to death edgington denies murder and attempted murder she had spent three years in a secure hospital after pleading guilty to the 2005 manslaughter of her mother but was released into community care in 2009 the trial was adjourned to friday sorry we are not currently accepting comments on this article
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kerry clark, 24, 'grabbed blade of knife being held by nicola edgington' incident happened at bus stop in bexleyheath, south east london, in 2011 edgington allegedly also later murdered grandmother sally hodkin, 58
a third night of violent protests flared up in ferguson, missouri on tuesday as police in riot gear and armored trucks trained high powered rifles on protesters the demonstrations in the quiet suburb of st louis were sparked by the police shooting of an unarmed teenager michael brown on saturday night police revealed today that a woman had been shot in the head in an alleged drive by shooting in ferguson on tuesday night while in a separate incident, a police officer reportedly shot an armed man scroll down for video a demonstrator throws back a tear gas container after tactical officers worked to break up a group of protesters in ferguson, missouri on tuesday night amid ongoing demonstrations over the cop shooting of an unarmed teen police state: an armored truck trains lights and high powered rifles on protesters on the third night of tense demonstrations in ferguson, missouri police officers with rifles and gas masks keep watch amid protests on tuesday night over the death of teenager michael brown, who was shot dead by a ferguson police officer on saturday riot police in tactical gear with shields and high powered rifles keep watch while demonstrators took to the streets on tuesday in ferguson, a suburb of st louis it was unclear whether the shootings were connected to the protests, according to nbc reports michael brown, 18, was shot dead by a police officer on saturday night the teen, who was about to start college, was unarmed according to wbns, four men wearing ski masks and armed with shotguns believed to be staging a robbery were apprehended by officers one suspect confronted an officer with a handgun the officer, who feared for his life said a police spokesman, shot the armed subject the alleged robber was taken to hospital in critical condition in a separate incident, a woman was shot once in the head during a drive by shooting, police reported she was taken to hospital and is expected to live the federal aviation authority (faa) has established a no fly zone over ferguson after police said one of their helicopters was fired upon on multiple occasions the ban will remain in place until monday following a rally by civil rights leader al sharpton on tuesday, crowds confronted police and refused orders to disperse police fired more tear gas on the protests but overall, the situation did not escalate as it had on previous nights on sunday and monday nights, tensions have run high in ferguson where crowds looted and burned stores, vandalized vehicles and taunted police riot officers dressed in tactical gear shot rubber bullets and bean bag rounds at protesters who volleyed rocks in return at a rally held by reverend sharpton on tuesday night, the mother of michael brown, lesley mcspadden, demanded that the police officer who shot her son come forward 'you take your punishment,' lesley mcspadden said 'if you were a man you'd stand up, you'd be a man, you would say you was wrong' reverend sharpton added: 'the local authorities have put themselves in a position hiding names and not being transparent where people will not trust anything but an objective investigation' her plea comes as ferguson police refused to name of the officer in question, citing death threats made on social media an officer in the records department of the ferguson police headquarters told mailonline today that their computers had been shut down because they had been hacked the ferguson police department released a statement on wednesday mourning the loss of the 18 year old and asking for peace in the community it made no mention of the identity of the officer involved the statement read: 'we ask that any groups wishing to assemble in prayer or in protest do so only during daylight hours in an organized and respectful manner we further ask all those wishing to demonstrate or assemble to disperse well before the evening hours to ensure the safety of the participants and the safety of our community 'unfortunately, those who wish to co opt peaceful protests and turn them into violent demonstrations have been able to do so over the past several days during the evening hours these events are no indicative of the city of ferguson and its residents' demonstrators flooded into the street following a rally over the death the teenager michael brown when the crowd refused to disperse, the police deployed tear gas for the third night protesters block the street outside a rally being held at the st mark family church in the aftermath of the fatal shooting of michael brown by a ferguson police officer on saturday protesters lead the crowd in a chant of 'hands up, don't shoot!' during a rally at greater st mark family church in the aftermath of the fatal shooting of the 18 year old student michael brown's parents, michael brown sr, left, and lesley mcspadden, right, stand next to the reverend al sharpton on tuesday at a rally the police claim that the teenager assaulted the police officer in the street on saturday and made a grab for his weapon that claim is entirely refuted by brown's friend, dorian johnson, who was within feet of the entire incident mr johnson, 22, said his friend fled from the officer after being shot once, held his hands up and shouted that he was unarmed the officer then repeatedly fired shots at brown, mr johnson said police admit that brown was shot 'a couple of times' but could not give an exact number vigils have been planned across the us on thursday in response to recent alleged acts of police brutality including the killing of 18 year old brown organized by a movement called the national moment of silence, vigils are being planned in 50 cities across 30 states a group demonstrates in the middle of the street outside the greater st mark missionary baptist church after the conclusion of a gathering with michael brown's family and rev al sharpton on tuesday president obama released a statement on tuesday where he addressed the teen's shooting he said: 'the death of michael brown is heartbreaking, and michelle and i send our deepest condolences to his family and his community at this very difficult time as attorney general holder has indicated, the department of justice is investigating the situation along with local officials, and they will continue to direct resources to the case as needed 'i know the events of the past few days have prompted strong passions, but as details unfold, i urge everyone in ferguson, missouri, and across the country, to remember this young man through reflection and understanding 'we should comfort each other and talk with one another in a way that heals, not in a way that wounds along with our prayers, that’s what michael and his family, and our broader american community, deserve' demonstrators protest the killing of teenager michael brown on tuesday in ferguson, missouri racial tensions have run high after an unarmed black student was killed by a cop in the street on saturday the ferguson police department released a statement on wednesday following the shooting of michael brown four days ago it read:'the city of ferguson mourns the loss of michael brown's life that occurred this past saturday we understand members of our community and those nationwide, are grieving with us we have worked diligently to provide an opportunity for our residents to both grieve and voice frustrations through prayer vigils and peaceful protests 'we would like to extend our gratitude to the st louis county police department, the st louis city police department, the missouri highway patrol and numerous local law enforcement agencies for their assistance over the past several days these officers have worked throughout the night to quell violent outbursts and restore calm to our city 'we are working to restore confidence in the safety of our community and our neighborhoods so that we may begin the healing process we have heard the community's cries for justice and assure the public that the ferguson police department will continue to cooperate fully in the investigations led by the st louis county police department, the fbi and the justice department 'we ask that any groups wishing to assemble in prayer or in protest do so only during daylight hours in an organized and respectful manner we further ask all those wishing to demonstrate or assemble to disperse well before the evening hours to ensure the safety of the participants and the safety of our community 'unfortunately, those who wish to co opt peaceful protests and turn them into violent demonstrations have been able to do so over the past several days during the evening hours these events are no indicative of the city of ferguson and its residents 'the city of ferguson has been through tough situations in the past, albeit nothing to this magnitude, but will continue to display resilience and fortitude the mayor and city council are committed to taking the necessary steps to rebuild and strengthen our community we look forward to your cooperation and support'
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most new yorkers didn't approve of police officers turning their backs on mayor bill de blasio at the funerals of two officers shot to death in their patrol car, or of the comment by a union leader that the mayor had 'blood on his hands,' according to a poll released thursday the quinnipiac university poll found that 69 percent disapproved of the silent protest among police at the funerals of officers rafael ramos and wenjian liu and 77 percent considered union leader patrick lynch's comment 'too extreme' the poll comes amid a rancorous time between police and the mayor that ramped up during protests over a dec 3 grand jury decision not to indict a police officer in the apparent chokehold death of eric garner and hit a fever pitch in the weeks since the officers were shot dead dec 20 by a mentally disturbed man who vowed online to kill two 'pigs' scroll down for video coming together: new york city mayor bill de blasio, center, between new york city police commissioner, left, and rev al sharpton during a discussion following the death of eric garner lynch, who heads the powerful patrolmen's benevolent association, said after the officers' deaths that de blasio had encouraged anti police sentiment and had 'blood on his hands' at the funerals, thousands of officers turned their backs on the mayor among the poll results, 77 percent said relations between de blasio and the police are 'generally bad' of those, 45 percent said de blasio is to blame, while 43 percent blame police overall, 56 percent of new yorkers approved of the way police are doing their jobs and about half approved of how de blasio is handling crime fifty six percent approved of the job police commissioner william bratton was doing, up from his previous rating turning away: some new york police officers turn away from a screen showing the mayor speaking at the funeral of officers rafael ramos and wenjian liu the poll surveyed 1,182 new york city voters by phone from jan 7 to 14 it had a margin of error of plus or minus 29 percentage points a spokesman for the mayor didn't address thursday's poll specifically 'the mayor is committed to keeping crime low, ensuring the brave men and women of the nypd have the tools needed to keep them safe on the job, and bringing police and community closer together,' spokesman phil walzak said mending fences: mayor de blasio addressing a new york city police graduation ceremony at madison square gardens in december last year in the past few days, the mayor has made a series of moves to align himself more closely with police on tuesday, he announced he'd veto a city council bill that would make chokeholds illegal the measure is opposed by the nypd and was drafted after garner's death in july the practice is already banned by the nypd and on wednesday, de blasio used his toughest rhetoric yet to condemn protesters who threaten to harm police he said that some of the demonstrators 'say really inappropriate, reprehensible things about our police officers — things that i think are actually quite sick, anything that suggests violence toward police' according to the poll, only 18 percent had a favorable opinion of lynch the longtime union leader had no comment thursday the poll results also come amid a burst of dissension within the union ranks and lynch at a union lunch this week in queens, a shouting match broke out over lynch's public battle with de blasio, with some delegates suggesting his methods weren't effective lynch, 51, is seeking a fifth term in june at the union that represents 24,000 cops no challenger has come forward de blasio suggested that the dissension within the union meeting was because lynch did not speak for all of his members, many of whom now want to 'let their voices be heard'
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drug cartels in central american have developed a sleek new smuggling vehicle that is practically impossible for law enforcement to track by radar, crime experts say the criminals have replaced older, slow boats with sleek 'picuda' models that are long, thin and can confound detection methods, the analysts said picudas can go as much as twice as fast as traditional smuggling vessels while carrying around a one ton of illegal drugs each scroll down for video speedy: the 'picuda' boats, shown above being chased by the us coast guard, can drastically cut the time it takes smugglers to get from colombia to destinations such as costa rica and jamaica with their illegal hauls long and thin: the boats, packed full of powerful engines, are made of fiberglass, which makes them hard to track the covert trips, made after dark, often take the smugglers from colombia, and had on from there to costa rica, honduras or jamaica to unload their cargo to be sold off whereas the trips used to take three days in the older speed boats, they can now be finished in two, according to military publication dialogo the new boats also have a more efficient design, which means they use less fuel, saving money and making room for more illegal drugs, the report said by employing fiberglass as the sole building material for the hulls rather than just parts as before the boats have also been made practically impervious to radar, confounding coast guard authorities who try to catch them the boats, which measure 32 38ft long, are equipped with three separate 200 horsepower engines an equivalent sized fishing boat may have 50 horsepower at its disposal a twelfth of the power tough to keep up: while some are caught, smugglers have been able to outrun smugglers above in a british frigate apprehending suspects in the caribbean haul: the boats can carry as much as a ton each of illegal drugs at high speed pictured above are bales of marijuana adam isacson, a security expert at the washington office on latin america, said the developments are another sign of the criminals' high tech struggle with authorities like the us coastguard he told fox news that the cartels' tooling up is: 'clearly indicative of the cat and mouse game they are playing with the law' the coast guard does sometimes win out over the smugglers in november they recovered a 580 kilogram stash of cocaine off the coast of central america but much continues to slip through, both in boats and in so called narco subs underwater vehicles stuffed with drugs which are extremely difficult to find when they are on the move
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fiberglass 'picuda' are packed with motors and can carry a ton of drugs speedy craft are long, thin and can avoid large amounts of radar detection have cut travel time from columbia to costa rica, jamaica, by a third
barack obama gave david cameron a pre election endorsement last night, praising britain’s economic performance the two leaders sealed what was dubbed ‘the bro summit’ – after it emerged the us president refers to the prime minister privately as his ‘bro’ – with a display of unity at the white house suggesting britain should stick to its economic course, mr obama said: ‘on the economy, i would note that great britain and the us are two economies that are standing out at a time when a lot of other countries are having problems so we must be doing something right’ scroll down for video barack obama gave david cameron a pre election endorsement,  praising britain’s economic performance the two leaders sealed what was dubbed ‘the bro summit’ with a display of unity at the white house mr obama went out of his way to repay the favour mr cameron gave when he visited the us just months before the 2012 presidential election, including a visit to watch baseball in the swing state of ohio that visit angered some conservative mps, given that their party is traditionally allied with the republicans yesterday, however, it appeared to have paid off as mr obama lavished praise on the tory leader and the special relationship between the us and the uk the two leaders struck agreements on a joint ‘cyber cell’ to counter the threat of cyber terrorism and on dispatching thousands more troops to join exercises in eastern europe – sending a message to vladimir putin there will also be co operation on efforts to deradicalise those ‘poisoned’ by islamic fundamentalists mr cameron weighed in to support mr obama in a contentious american political debate he telephoned leading republican senators to urge them not to press for new sanctions on iran rather than continuing diplomatic efforts to persuade the country to abandon its nuclear programme the prime minister said the us president was a ‘great friend to britain and to me personally’ ‘in the last six years since you became president, and in the nearly five years i have been prime minister, we have faced some big issues on our watch,’ he declared ‘those challenges have boiled down to one word: security economic security – the jobs and living standards of our citizens and national security – the ability of our peoples to live safe and secure’ mr obama lavished praise on the tory leader and the special relationship between the us and the uk david cameron and barack obama in the oval office yesterday where the leaders struck agreements on a joint ‘cyber cell’ to counter the threat of cyber terrorism mr obama said: ‘great britain and the us are two economies that are standing out at a time when a lot of other countries are having problems'
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barack obama gave mr cameron a pre election endorsement last night leaders sealed ‘the bro summit’ with a display of unity at the white house mr obama repaid mr cameron's favour when he visited us months before the 2012 presidential election
a married woman has outlined her decision to stop wearing leggings or 'thin, form fitting yoga pants' in public, for fear of 'enticing' men '[wearing leggings] creates a stronger attraction for a man to look at a woman’s body and may cause them to think lustful thoughts,' writes veronica partridge, a 25 year old christian mother of one based in bend, oregon, on her namesake blog mrs partridge came to this decision after her husband of five years, motivational speaker dale partridge, admitted it was 'hard' not to look at other woman when they wore yoga pants scroll down for video vow: mom veronica partridge pictured (left) with her husband dale partridge (right) has outlined her decision to stop wearing leggings or 'thin, form fitting yoga pants' in public, for fear of 'enticing' men according to mrs partridge, who is undeniably blessed in the looks department, it's a conviction that has been 'weighing heavy' on her heart for months 'i tried ignoring it for as long as i could,' she writes before describing that god 'changed her heart' she later asked her husband whether it was possible that leggings could cause a man other than him to 'think lustfully' about her body 'i appreciated his honesty when he told me, “yeah, when i walk into a place and there are women wearing yoga pants everywhere, it’s hard to not look i don’t, but it’s not easy”' mrs partridge surmises that if dale, who 'loves, honors and respects' her, finds it difficult to 'keep his eyes focused ahead' then perhaps it is even harder for a man with less 'self control' she concludes: 'the only time i feel (for myself) it is acceptable to wear them, is if i am in the comfort of my own home or if i am wearing a shirt long enough to cover my rear end' no more: mrs partridge pictured sporting leggings in march 2013 is a christian and says, 'i tried ignoring it for as long as i could,' before describing that god 'changed her heart' regarding her dress code comedy duo: mrs partridge came to her decision after her husband, a motivational speaker, admitted it was 'hard' not to look at other woman when they wore yoga pants parents: mrs partridge surmises that if dale, who 'loves, honors and respects' her, finds it difficult to 'keep his eyes focused ahead' then perhaps it is even more difficult for a man with less 'self control' mrs partridge concedes that her new dress code does make it difficult for her to find an outfit sometimes, but claims: 'my conscience is clear and i feel i am honoring god and my husband' unsurprisingly, the post sparked fierce debate in the comments section many users who identified themselves as female christians asked whether mrs partridge would also forgo wearing a swimsuit on the beach, and many likened her vows to 'radical islam' one wrote: 'or you know, we could all just wear giant bags over our bodies with only our eyes exposed,' while another suggested, 'maybe a burqa would make you feel more comfortable' worth it: mrs partridge pictured with her young daughter concedes that her new dress code does make it difficult to find an outfit sometimes resolved: she claims, 'my conscience is clear and i feel i am honoring god and my husband' another commenter criticized the 'shame' that gets projected onto females and the tendency to 'make women feel like they are responsible for men's sexual thoughts' one man however, who describes himself as a 'young, single, concerned american' agreed with mrs partridge wholeheartedly 'you might as well be wearing nothing,' he wrote of leggings, arguing that they were blatantly designed to 'draw attention' rather than for 'comfort' 'remember,' he offers 'even jesus said that a married man lusting after another woman has committed adultery just by having that thought' interestingly, in a separate blog post dated november 6 2013, mrs partridge writes candidly about her and dale's early marriage struggles, and later blamed her own jealously trouble in paradise: interestingly, in a separate blog post dated november 6 2013, mrs partridge writes candidly about her and dale's early marriage struggles, and later blamed her own jealously ok for men? two years ago, mrs partridge posted this image of her husband topless, captioned, 'this is my husband! (7 years ago) sexy right?!' describing one 'chaotic' car ride, she writes: 'all of a sudden, my husband just lost it! i was dumbfounded 'never have i seen that side of him i immediately shut my mouth and couldn’t do anything but cry the rest of our drive home' after then attending marriage counseling at the couple's church, mrs partridge wrote: 'i learned that most of the arguments initiated by myself were because of my ridiculous jealousy, being unreasonable, and passive aggression' mrs partridge insists that her recent blog post and her decision to eschew wearing leggings in public is a personal one 'i am in no way trying to tell people what they can and cannot wear,' she writes 'what you wear is entirely your own choice'
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veronica partridge is a 25 year old christian wife and mother of one her husband dale partridge recently admitted that leggings clad women make it difficult to 'keep his eyes focused ahead' mrs partridge now only wears 'thin, form fitting' pants at home, or with shirts long enough to cover her 'rear end'
this is the heart warming moment a young homeless boy threw his arms around the pope after francis made a surprise visit to a centre for slum children in the philippines today the pope was seen warmly embracing the child on a visit to the anak tnk foundation a jesuit charity in the poverty stricken intramuros district of manila which caters for 300 youngsters the pontiff had earlier delivered a speech urging the nation's leaders to end the corruption which contributes to tens of millions of catholics living in poverty in the country scroll down for video warm embrace: the pope was seen hugging a homeless boy on the second day of his tour of the philippines he arrived in the philippines yesterday and was given an electrifying welcome enhancing the nation's reputation as the catholic church's vibrant asian bastion in his first speech of a five day tour, the pope took immediate aim at the nation's elite who have for decades enjoyed the spoils of power while the vast majority lived in poverty 'it is now, more than ever, necessary that political leaders be outstanding for honesty, integrity and commitment to the common good,' the pope said in the speech at the presidential palace he challenged 'everyone, at all levels of society, to reject every form of corruption, which diverts resources from the poor' surprise visit: homeless children of the anak tnk foundation, founded in 1998 by a jesuit priest, got the shock of their lives when pope francis turned up today the 78 year old pontiff, seen by many around the world as a bold reformer compared with his predecessor, said the 'great biblical tradition' obliged everyone to hear the voice of the poor 'it bids us break the bonds of injustice and oppression which give rise to glaring, and indeed scandalous, social inequalities,' he said about 25 million filipinos, or one quarter of the population, live on the equivalent of 60 cents a day or less, according to the latest official poverty surveys the poverty has forced more than ten million filipinos to head overseas in search of a better life pope francis is on a week long tour of asia that began in sri lanka and ends with a five day visit to the philippines electrifying welcome: thousands of filipino catholics greeted the pope at the mall of asia arena earlier today francis said one of the main purposes of his trip was to visit survivors of super typhoon haiyan, known in the philippines as yolanda, which left 7,350 people dead or missing in 2013 he will spend tomorrow in areas of the central philippines that were devastated by the typhoon, which smashed into coastal communities with the strongest winds ever recorded on land 'in a particular way, this visit is meant to express my closeness to our brothers and sisters who endured the suffering, loss and devastation caused by typhoon yolanda,' the pope said while in tacloban, the pope is expected to get some first hand experience of the tropical storms and typhoons that claim hundreds of lives each year in the philippines call on leaders: the pontiff delivered a speech today urging the nation's leaders to end the corruption which contributes to tens of millions of catholics living in poverty rock star status: pope francis waves to filipinos as he rides his popemobile back to the apostolic nunciature after attending the 'meeting with families' which consisted of survivors of super typhoon haiyan a tropical storm in the area will bring 'heavy to intense' rain tomorrow, according to the philippine weather agency monsignor pedro quitorio, spokesman for the catholic bishops conference of the philippines, told afp the pope intended to press on with the tacloban trip regardless of the weather the philippines has long been the church's stronghold in the region, with catholics accounting for 80 percent of the former spanish colony's population francis enjoyed a hero's welcome when he arrived on thursday night, with hundreds of thousands of people crowding the streets of manila to get a first glimpse of him as he travelled in a motorcade too much excitement: two nuns watch over a faint woman as she is brought from the crowd waiting for pope francis at the cathedral basilica of the immaculate conception in manila today massive crowds continued to choke his motorcade route today as he travelled around the city, including near the centuries old manila cathedral where he celebrated mass with priests and nuns 'my sacrifice was worth it i feel happy i feel blessed,' nanette hermano, 56, said as she cried after taking a smartphone picture of the pope outside the cathedral 'i've been here since 3:00 am, but i don't feel tired, i don't feel hungry it's like a miracle' during his first speech, francis also issued his strongest defense yet of church teaching opposing artificial contraception itching to see il papa: a nun is pulled from the waiting crowd to get closer to the arrival area of pope francis another nun was seen fighting her way to the front of the crowd before the pope's procession arrived his comments were clearly a nod to the local church, which recently lost a significant fight when president benigno aquino iii pushed through a reproductive health law that allows the government to provide artificial birth control to the poor 'be sanctuaries of respect for life, proclaiming the sacredness of every human life from conception to natural death,' francis exhorted the crowd 'what a gift this would be to society if every christian family lived fully its noble vocation later today francis will lead thousands of people in prayer at manila's top concert arena, where music fans have flocked in recent years to see the likes of bruno mars, lady gaga and taylor swift the pope was pictured leading a mass for local catholic leaders at manila cathedral today service: pope francis led a a mass at manila cathedral after calling on the philippine government today to tackle corruption and hear the cries of the poor suffering from 'scandalous social inequalities' a line of priests hold out smartphones tin their bid to get a picture of the pope at manila cathedral today pope francis attends a packed meeting at the mall of asia arena, in manila, today, which has a capacity of 20,000 people the pope mania is expected to reach a peak on sunday, with organisers predicting as many as six million people will turn up to mass at a manila park if as big as expected, the crowd will surpass the previous record for a papal gathering of five million during a mass by john paul ii at the same venue in 1995 francis is on a week long tour of asia that began in sri lanka it is his second trip to the region in five months, signalling the importance the vatican places on asia's growth potential for the church claim: speaking on board the plane as he travelled to the philippines, the pontiff made an impromptu speech in the wake of the charlie hebdo attack saying he he would punch someone if they offended his mother speaking on board the plane as he travelled to the philippines, the pontiff made an impromptu speech, saying you 'cannot insult the faith of others' he added that he would punch someone if they offended his mother, as he debated freedom of speech in the wake of the charlie hebdo attack the pope said there were limits to freedom of expression and that 'provocateurs' should not purposely anger religious people
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pontiff hugged children while visiting centre for homeless kids in manila earlier today he gave his first speech on a five day tour of the country urged nation's leaders to end corruption which helps cause mass poverty pope mania set to peak on sunday as six million people expected at a service in manila park
the world's biggest indoor art installation has been unveiled in germany by the artist who once wrapped the reichstag in fabric the 300ft high 'inflatable envelope', called big air package, is the creation of contemporary artist christo and is kept upright by fans blowing air into more than 20,000 square metres of translucent white polyester fabric visitors will enter the gasometer exhibition space, a former natural gas holding tank, through airlocks and walk through the sculpture the effect, says christo, is to leave visitors 'virtually swimming in light' contemporary artist christo has unveiled the world's biggest indoor installation in oberhausen, germany big air package a 300ft high inflated fabric dome fills the gasometer in oberhausen the installation by the bulgarian artist opens to the public today and will on show until december the project is christo's first since the death of his wife and collaborater jeanne claude in 2009 wolfgang volz, the artist's photographer and project manager, told reporters: 'it feels like being in a heavenly chamber' the installation by the bulgarian born artist opened to the public today in oberhausen, germany, and will remain open until december 30 this year christo, born christo javacheff, is best known for wrapping everyday items such as bottles and chairs in sheets or tarpaulin big air package is his first project since the death of his wife and collaborator jeanne claude in 2009 together, the pair created spectacular public spectacles such as wrapping the german parliament building in berlin in 100,000 square metres of fireproof polypropylene fabric in 1995 the display attracted five million visitors to the site after politicians gave permission for the stunt the pair exhibited a wall made of 13,000 colored oil barrels at the gasometer in 1999 visitors lay on their backs to take photos of the vast balloon christo showed a visitor around the sculpture as he unveiled the work before it opened to the public today christo, 77, told reporters he is trying to finish more of the projects he and his wife jeanne claude had planned before she died in 1995, christo and wife jeanne claude covered the reichstag in berlin in 100,000 square metres of fireproof polypropylene fabric
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united airlines said on thursday that it is notifying passengers who were on flights with a man later diagnosed with ebola and telling them how to contact federal health officials united said it is also telling passengers that officials at the centers for disease control and prevention (cdc) believe the man could not have spread the disease during the flights because he was not showing symptoms and was not yet contagious on september 19, thomas eric duncan flew from liberia in the heart of western africa's ebola outbreak zone to belgium on a brussels airlines flight, according to belgian officials scroll down for video united airlines finally informed concerned passengers on thursday that they had been traveling on flights with thomas duncan, the man who was diagnosed with ebola in the us but are not at risk thomas duncan flew from liberia to brussels in belgium to washington, dc, before finally arriving in dallas on september 20 united said it believes that duncan flew the next day on united flight 951 from brussels to dulles international airport near washington and connected to flight 822 from dulles to dallas fort worth international airport united officials declined to say how many passengers were on the flights the brussels to dulles flight was on a boeing 777 that has 266 seats, and the flight to dallas used an airbus a320 with 138 seats in a statement, the airline said on thursday that the two planes underwent their routine overnight 'thorough cleaning' after the flights, 'including cleaning of lavatories and galleys with heavy duty all purpose cleaners and wiping tray tables and armrests with disinfectant' it added that 'we continue to clean and route the planes throughout our network as usual' duncan remained in a hospital isolation ward on thursday according to health officials, he became sick and went to a dallas hospital on september 25, but was released, only to return by ambulance three days later and test positive for ebola the airline industry and its labor unions worked thursday to tamp down travelers' fears about ebola the air line pilots association, which represents pilots at united and other carriers, said airlines have the authority under us law to deny boarding to passengers who appear ill thomas eric duncan took three flights to travel from monrovia, liberia to his final destination of dallas, texas on september 20 on september 19, thomas eric duncan flew from monrovia airport (pictured) in liberia in the heart of western africa's ebola outbreak zone to belgium on a brussels airlines flight the union said it also had 'full confidence' in procedures to contain the ebola outbreak, including checking passengers for fever a key symptom at airports in western africa duncan did not have a fever when he left liberia but authorities there said thursday that they will charge him with lying on a health screening form he filled out at the airport for not disclosing that he had helped carry a woman who became ill and died of ebola the disease is believed to have sickened more than 7,100 people in west africa and killed more than 3,000, according to the world health organization
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united told passengers that the cdc doesn't believe the man could have spread the disease on the flights he took last month the planes underwent a rigorous cleaning process, united said thursday
kentucky senator rand paul cautioned on wednesday that the government's health experts may not be as capable of containing ebola as they're telling americans 'it's a big mistake to downplay and act as if 'oh, this is not a big deal, we can control all this' this could get beyond our control,' paul, who has an md in optometry from duke university, told conservative radio host laura ingraham 'i think because of political correctness we’re not really making sound, rational, scientific decisions on this,' he warned paul later claimed, 'we should not underestimate the transmissibility' of the virus, introducing doubt into the centers for disease control and prevention's assertions that ebola can only be passed on through bodily fluids scroll down for video sen rand paul told a conservative radio show host on wednesday that 'because of political correctness' he thinks the centers for disease control and prevention are trying to 'downplay' the transmissibility of the ebola virus paul's comments came after a liberian man who had traveled to the us from liberia on sept 20 to visit his family tested positive for ebola over the weekend the man, who has since been quarantined, was taken by ambulance to a hospital in dallas, texas, and is now believed to have come in contact with as many as 100 people, including five children, from the time he began showing symptoms to the moment doctors discovered he had ebola that number does not include persons who were on his transnational flights, as he was not yet exhibiting symptoms at the time of travel it can take up to 21 days for a person who has contracted the deadly disease to begin showing symptoms, which often include fever, muscle pain, vomiting and bleeding panic has ensued in texas since details emerged on wednesday about the 42 year old man's hospitalization the ebola patient was revealed on wednesday to be thomas eric duncan a neighbor of his family told nbc that when he was helped into an ambulance, duncan was 'throwing up all over the place' duncan reportedly contracted ebola while helping family friends take their ebola stricken daughter to the hospital in a taxi on sept 15 in monrovia, liberia the brother of woman also became infected with ebola and died a few days later, according to the new york times white house press secretary josh earnest sought to restore calm to the situation yesterday, explaining that the us has the medical infrastructure to treat ebola victims, if necessary, in ways that will not 'pose a significant risk to other patients in the hospital, to the doctors and nurses who will be caring for that individual, and certainly doesn’t post a significant risk to the broader community' he also attempted to debunk accusations like paul's ebola does not spread as easily as the common cold, he assured reporters the odds of an ebola epidemic occurring in the us are 'incredibly low' 'ebola is not easily transmitted it isn’t transmitted through the air like the flu,' the white house spokesman said 'it is not transmitted through water or food here in the united states 'the only way that ebola can be transmitted is through the bodily fluids of an individual who is already showing symptoms of being sick with ebola,' he asserted, later noting that 'it is not possible to transmit ebola through the air 'you can't catch it through the air,' he again promised paul, who is a likely 2016 presidential candidate, expressed concern that health officials were glossing over just how contagious the disease is, however, in his radio interview the same day 'my suspicion is that it's a lot more transmissible than that if people who are taking every precaution are getting it,' the republican senator said 'there are people getting it who simply helped people get in or out of a taxicab,' he said, indirectly referring to duncan at another point in the interview, paul mocked president barack obama's advice in 2009 that americans could stop the spread of the h1n1 flu by coughing into their shirt sleeves instead of their hands 'i can't believe that you don't think it's enough of a plan to prevent worldwide pandemic to cough into your elbow,' paul told ingraham, according to cbs news 'if you just bring your elbow up to your mouth and cough into it, surely that will stop a worldwide pandemic' thomas eric duncan, a liberian national who had traveled to the us from liberia on september 20 to visit family, has been quarantined at a dallas hospital for ebola after reportedly contracting the disease in liberia while putting an infected family friend into a taxi and riding with her to the hospital already, the cdc has raised it's travel warning to the highest level possible three and warned americans against travelling to guinea, liberia and sierra leone in order to avoid the possibility of accidentally contracting the infectious disease the white house indicated on wednesday that it has no intentions of placing new restrictions on travel to and from areas effected by the ebola outbreak, however rather, the obama administration 'has taken the step of recirculating our guidance' to law enforcement agencies, the airline industry and medical professionals 'to make sure that people are aware that there is an important protocol that should be implemented if an individual presents with symptoms that are consistent with ebola,' earnest said the white house official reassured the press that duncan was neither displaying nor experiencing symptoms or ebola during his flight 'so there’s nothing about this case that we know so far that would indicate any weakness or any flaws in [our border protection] system right now,' he insisted but as another reporter pointed out minutes later, earnest's comments suggested that the us has not yet developed a way to effectively screen people who may have contracted ebola before they reach america and their bodily fluids become toxic and before this week, the cdc had claimed that it was unlikely that an infected traveler would bring ebola to the us that assurance has clearly proven to be inaccurate paul expressed concerns wednesday that the troops president barack obama is sending to west africa to help keep the peace in the ebola hot spot could end up becoming carriers of the disease and beginning their own epidemic 'you also have to be concerned about 3,000 soldiers getting back on a ship,' he said 'can you imagine if a whole ship full of our soldiers catch ebola?'
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'it's a big mistake to downplay and act as if 'oh, this is not a big deal, we can control all this,' ' paul said wednesday paul warned that centers for disease control and prevention may not be as capable of containing ebola as they're telling americans 'we should not underestimate the transmissibility' of the virus, he said paul has an md in optometry from duke university the cdc has asserted that ebola can only be passed on through bodily fluids
a little lie and a lot of ibuprofen is all a contagious ebola patient would need to sneak out of africa and into the united states, a public health watchdog warns nearly all of the screening that prevents people with the deadly disease from traveling the world is done in ebola stricken african nations by screeners at airports there before being allowed to board a plane, travelers in liberia, sierra leone and guinea are given temperature scans to check for fever and asked whether they have had contact with anyone who was sick with ebola it's a system that's far from fool proof and is easy to defeat, sean kaufman, president of behavioral based improvement solutions, a biosafety company based in atlanta, says scroll down for video ibuprofen and a lie: a health watchdog points out that even someone contagious with ebola in the early stages of the disease could get past screeners by taking fever reducers like ibuprofen (stock image left) and lying about their contact with ebola patients like thomas eric duncan  (right) appeared to do before entry to the us 'the fever screening instruments run low and aren't that accurate,' said kaufman, an infection control specialist 'and people can take ibuprofen to reduce their fever enough to pass screening, and why wouldn't they? if it will get them on a plane so they can come to the united states and get effective treatment after they're exposed to ebola, wouldn't you do that to save your life?' on thursday, liberia said the first ebola patient to be diagnosed in the united states had lied on a questionnaire at the monrovia airport about his exposure to an ebola patient he flew to brussels and then dulles airport outside washington, dc, before landing in dallas on sept 20 the traveler, thomas eric duncan, had no symptoms when he left liberia, and fever scans there had shown a normal body temperature of 973 degrees fahrenheit, us health officials said he therefore could not have been identified through examination as carrying the ebola virus his arrival and hospitalization in dallas have underscored how much us authorities are relying on their counterparts in west african countries to screen passengers and contain the worst ebola outbreak on record part of the screening burden rests on connecting airports for example, kaufman flew from monrovia to casablanca to london to atlanta he was fever screened in monrovia and casablanca, but not london's heathrow, he said, and not when he arrived in atlanta thomas eric duncan was allowed into the united states after he came in close contact with a pregnant woman who died of ebola 'at heathrow, there were no questions about where i had come from,' he said 'i offered the information to the official in atlanta, and he said, 'thank you be safe'' in august, experts from the us centers for disease control and prevention (cdc) began teaching airport workers in monrovia and other cities in the ebola zone to conduct screenings, cdc medical worker tai chen said in an interview ebola cases and deaths have been reported in guinea, liberia, sierra leone, nigeria and senegal the world health organization has put the death toll at 3,338 out of 7,178 cases since march the cdc also worked with liberian authorities to develop the questionnaire that was completed by duncan: before travelers enter roberts international airport in monrovia they are asked if they have had contact with anyone showing symptoms of ebola there are at least two other screening points before a passenger is allowed to board a plane, with trained airport personnel asking about exposure to ebola in the previous 21 days and any symptoms including fever, severe headache, bleeding, vomiting, diarrhea, and abdominal pain this process relies on an honor system, chen said officials at the cdc and the department of homeland security would not say if they are considering using hand held fever detectors on passengers arriving at us airports but homeland security spokeswoman marsha catron said the agency 'will not hesitate to execute additional safety measures should it become necessary' cdc director dr thomas frieden cautioned on thursday that a more restrictive approach to travel could make the ebola outbreak harder to contain 'the approach of isolating a country is going to make it harder to get help into that country,' he said fever detection virologist heinz feldmann of the national institute of allergy and infectious diseases has studied ebola for years and helped develop an experimental ebola vaccine he told science magazine in september that airport screeners in monrovia, where he spent three weeks, 'don't really know how to use the devices' he said he saw screeners record temperatures of 32 degrees c (90 f), which is so low it 'is impossible for a living person' feldmann said in an email that according to his colleagues who have returned from liberia in the last few days procedures for taking temperatures and doing clinical checks have improved since august, major us airports that receive international flights have displayed signs alerting passengers to the presence of ebola in west africa and telling them to be on the look out for symptoms, said customs and border protection (cbp) spokeswoman jennifer evanitsky on wednesday, customs personnel began distributing information prepared by the cdc describing ebola symptoms and noting, 'you were given this card because you arrived to the united states from a country with ebola' it tells travelers that if they were exposed to ebola overseas, 'call your doctor even if you do not have symptoms'
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public health watchdog says ebola patients could use ibuprofen to lower their fevers so that they can pass through airport checkpoints nearly all of the screening is done by staff in ebola stricken nations using hand held temperature scanners the scanners can be tricked with drugs that lower fever the first us ebola patient, who arrived on a plane after flying out of liberia, has sparked calls to tighten screening for the disease at us airports thomas eric duncan lied on a form when he said he had not been in contact with anyone sickened with ebola
a slovakian woman who wants her two grandsons to leave the uk and live with her in eastern europe has won the latest round of a legal fight the court of appeal gave the woman who cannot be identified for legal reasons the go ahead to challenge a ruling saying the boys should be adopted and stay in the uk appeal judge lord justice mcfarlane said slovakian government officials had 'expressed concern' about the approach a lower uk court had taken to the case the court of appeal has given the go ahead for a slovakian woman who wants her two grandsons to leave the uk to challenge a ruling saying the boys should stay in the uk lord justice mcfarlane was told that the boys aged four and three were born in england to slovakian parents social workers had intervened after one suffered a 'non accidental' injury thought to have been caused by his father both parents had accepted that the children could not live with them, said lord justice mcfarlane earlier this year a family court judge decided that the boys should be placed for adoption in england, not returned to slovakia to live with their mother’s mother lord justice mcfarlane gave the grandmother permission to challenge the family court judge’s ruling, during an appeal court hearing in london he said there was an 'arguable case' that the family court judge had 'fallen into error' the grandmother is expected to outline her arguments in detail at a full appeal hearing in london later this year lord justice mcfarlane said the slovakian government had raised concerns 'they (the slovakian government) expressed concern about the approach of the uk court in this case,' he said 'they questioned whether the decision affords proper respect to the grandmother' a few weeks ago an mp who campaigns for family law reform raised concerns about the 'forcible adoption' of slovakian children living in england and wales liberal democrat john hemming, who represents birmingham yardley, said slovakian government officials were troubled by decisions made by judges hearing family court cases involving slovak parents mr hemming raised the issue in a parliamentary motion and said slovakian officials had worries that there were cases where children had been adopted 'without sound reasons' mr hemming said the slovakian representative at the european court of human rights had 'expressed a willingness to intervene in support of complaints made by slovakian citizens about wrongful adoptions' he thought that officials had concerns about 'possibly 30 children' and said he would raise the issue with uk government ministers
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she wants the boys, who were born in england to slovakian parents, to leave the uk social workers intervened after one suffered an injury thought to have been caused by his father
israeli fighter jets have bombed warehouses they believed were holding military equipment used to launch chemical weapons israelis officials confirmed the raid and said the targets were  'game changing' weapons bound for the lebanese militant hezbollah group the airstrike happened in the early hours of friday, but the israeli officials did not say where it took place strike: the israeli planes targeted a suspected chemical weapons site in syria, according to us officials an idf f 16 is pictured it followed days of heightened concerns that syria might be using chemical weapons against opposition forces israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has repeatedly warned in recent weeks that israel would be prepared to take military action if chemical weapons or other arms were to reach hezbollah in january, an israeli airstrike hit a convoy believed to be carrying advanced anti aircraft weapons to hezbollah earlier this week, hezbollah leader sheikh hassan nasrallah said his group would aid syrian president bashar assad if needed to put down the two year old uprising defence: syrian anti aircraft gun is positioned in a wheat field close to the radar position in eastern lebanon's bekaa valley lebanon's army released a statement saying israeli warplanes had flown over lebanese airspace for hours during friday president michel suleiman denounced the flights and accused israel of breaking international law president obama: no 'american boots' on the ground in syria the statements did not mention possible strikes against syria an israeli embassy spokesman in washington declined to comment on the air strike but he added: 'what we can say is that israel is determined to prevent the transfer of chemical weapons or other game changing weaponry by the syrian regime to terrorists, especially to hezbollah in lebanon' in 2007, israeli jets bombed a suspected nuclear reactor site along the euphrates river in northeastern syria, an attack that embarrassed and jolted the assad regime it led to a build up of the syrian air defense system with russia providing the hardware for the defense systems upgrade it continues to be a reliable supplier of military equipment to the assad regime the airstrike, first reported by cnn, came hours before president barack obama  told a press conference in costa rica that did not expect the us to send ground troops into syria he said: 'i do not foresee a scenario in which boots on the ground in syria, american boots on the ground, would not only be good for america but also would be good for syria' more than 70,000 people have died and hundreds of thousands have fled the country as the assad regime has fought rebels locator map of israel, lebanon and syria dictator: syria's president bashar assad delivers a speech at the parliament in damascus, syria israel is thought to have targeted chemical weapons belonging to his regime mr obama has called evidence of the use of chemical weapons a 'game changer' that would have 'enormous consequences' the israeli airstrikes are believed to be part of a cautious, step by step plan in washington to rally support for an international momentum which supports the rebels in syria while the us has been providing non lethal aid to opposition forces in syria, stepping up support in recent days, the obama administration has resisted calls from some american politicians to arm the rebels, or work to establish a no fly zone to aid the insurgency israel struck on the same day that reports of the most gruesome massacre filtered through to western media of ‘assassinations’ and ‘burning’ of bodies on a city near the port of baniyas assad's regime was accused of committing a 'large scale massacre' of up to 100 men, women and children with guns, knives and blunt objects massacred: this image provided by the syrian revolution against bashar assad reportedly shows dead bodies at bayda village, where scores of people were allegedly killed by regime forces running battles: news reports broadcast on ugarit news showed syrian rebels clashing with government forces in damascus the killings were targeted at the village of bayda which is inhabited primarily by sunnis, who dominate the country's rebel movement on thursday, defense secretary chuck hagel said the administration is rethinking its opposition to providing arms to the rebels he said it was one of several options as the us consults with allies about steps to be taken to drive assad from power officials in the administration who spoke on condition of anonymity to discuss strategy said earlier this week that arming the opposition forces was seen as more likely than any other military option obama followed hagel's comments by saying options will continue to be evaluated, though he did not cite providing arms specifically concerns that us weapons could end up in the hands of al qaida linked groups helping the syrian opposition or other extremists, including hezbollah, have stood in the way of that change in strategy 'we want to make sure that we look before we leap and that what we're doing is actually helpful to the situation as opposed to making it more deadly or more complex,' mr obama said
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after weeks of audition news, sasheer zamata has beat out a dozen other black comediennes to land a coveted spot on saturday night live snl creator lorne michaels decided to break tradition and hire a new cast member mid season after facing criticism that his show lacked diversity for going six straight seasons without a woman of color a spokesman at nbc confirmed zamata's hire on monday a stand up comic, zamata is also an alumna of upright citizens brigade theatre, the improv comedy troupe founded by former snl star amy poehler  she currently acts in the online web series 'pursuit of sexiness' zamata will make her debut during the january 18 episode, which will be hosted by drake scroll down for video hired: it was announced on monday that sasheer zamata will be the newest addition to saturday night live, filling a black female cast member void created when maya rudolph left the show in 2007 live from new york: zamata will make her debut on saturday night live during the january 18 episode hosted by drake she beat out nbc universal diversity scholarship winner natasha rothwell and sketch comic kerry coddett in the final round of auditions zamata's competitor coddett was one of the many critics of the show's lack of diversity, going to far as to write a scathing essay on the huffington post responding to a comment from black cast member kenan thompson who said the show often auditions black females but finds they're never 'ready' coddett pointed to the show hosted by kerry washington in november, saying perhaps it was the white male dominated snl writing room that wasn't ready to handle black female characters 'the snl writers showed what they could do with a 'ready' black actress: pigeonhole her they took an emmy nominated actress and made her play a nagging girlfriend; a sassy eye rolling assistant; and a rage filled ugandan beauty queen,' coddett wrote 'why can't they create interesting and funny characters outside race? how long will it take the snl writers to learn that black is not a punch line?' rumors that a new player might be added to the cast started last month, when gothamist reported that auditions were held earlier at the groundlings theater for black female comediennes in la the rumor was confirmed by snl's creator and producer lorne michaels who told the new york times that a black female cast member will join the cast in january the first time michaels can remember adding a cast member mid season man behind the curtain: lorne michaels started auditioning black comediennes last month 'all told we've seen about 25 people,' michaels told the times 'a lot of people we saw are really good hopefully we'll come out of the process well' michaels also revealed that he had vetted two black female players when he was initially hiring for the current season this past fall he saw the two women during a performance in chicago, but their performances weren't as strong when they were invited to new york for the final auditions 'then when the deck got reshuffled and as we premiered we realized, it looks a different way,' he said that's when he started the unusual process of searching for a new cast member mid season michaels says he can't remember ever adding a new cast member in the middle of the season, but says he has added players in march or april to get them into the last episodes of the season while many have criticized the show for not having anyone to play prominent black females like first lady michelle obama, beyonce or oprah, michaels says that has nothing to do with his hiring decision 'that's a weird sort of way of looking at it because you don't judge comedy that way versatility is what we look for' this will be the first time since 2007 that snl has had a woman of african american heritage on the show four black women: in its nearly 40 years on the air, saturday night live has hired just four black women the first was yvonne hudson, right, and danitra vance, left, spent the 1985 86 season on the show no more: after ellen cleghorn, left, left the cast in 1995, there wouldn't be another black woman until maya rudolph in 2000 rudolph left in 2007 and there hasn't been a black woman on the show since the two current black cast members kenan thompson and jay pharoah were the ones to spurn the criticism this fall as they felt it was inappropriate that all impersonations of prominent black women meant that they would have to dress in drag as a result, there have been no sketches on the weekly program featuring black females this season, excepting the episode which was hosted by kerry washington 'snl' has had just four black women in its regular troupe since premiering in 1975, including maya rudolph who is biracial done: cast member kenan thompson announced this season that he will no longer dress in drag to play black women he had played the likes of whoopi goldberg (right), raven symone and aretha franklin in the past 'it's not like it's not a priority for us,' michaels said in an interview with the associated press in early november 'it will happen i'm sure it will happen' news of the invitation only auditions that have been taking place in los angeles and chicago broke when pictures of the prospective candidates backstage hit the internet actress bresha webb said she was 'honored' to be one of the 11 black comediennes asked to audition on about two days notice in that instance 'it was an awesome opportunity even though it was such short notice but, if you stay ready you ain't gotta get ready and we were ready!,' she told thejasminebrandcom 'i can share that we all entered the groundlings theater backstage having no idea what to expect i had no clue who was apart of the showcase of course my comedienne friends (tiffany haddish, beth payne and gabrielle dennis) were there and some talented ladies in sketch comedy were there that i had never met,' she said it's happening: snl's creator lorne michaels confirmed that a new black female comedienne will be added to the cast this january following reports that a 'secret' audition were held earlier this month in la (those asked to audition pictured) simone shepherd, lekendra tookes, azie dungey, amber ruffin, damirra brunson, nicole byer and mistry monroe also auditioned according to jezebel 'we were all very supportive of each other and there was no sense of competition or pettiness,' ms webb said 'we were just happy that some new black women in comedy were being considered and given a shot we even held hands prayed after the showcase it was refreshing the show was also sold out it was packed to the max' the timing of the announcement comes not only as a result of the criticism but also due to the high profile departure of cast member and head seth meyers, who will leave in the new year to host late night when jimmy fallon goes to the tonight show
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oscar has committed his long term future to chelsea after signing a new five year deal with the stamford bridge club the brazilian has been one of the stand out performers this term, with chelsea top of the premier league and unbeaten in 11 matches ‘i am so happy because i love playing for chelsea and living in england,' said oscar 'i have enjoyed playing here for two years, and now i have five more, so i am very happy’ oscar celebrating with his chelsea team mates after securing a 2 1 victory at liverpool on saturday the brazilian, in action against liverpool, has scored four goals in 15 appearances for the blues this season the 23 year old joined the club from internacional in the summer of 2012 and has been a vital member of the first team since, scoring 11 goals last season the attacking midfielder has added four more goals in 15 appearances this campaign and is wearing the no 8 shirt freed up by chelsea legend frank lampard's departure since mourinho's return to west london last summer oscar has been earmarked for a pivotal role, with the portuguese's insistence that he play the no 10 role seen as a large factor in juan mata's exit to manchester united but oscar has repaid his manager's faith, and that of roberto di matteo who signed him, with a total of 27 goals in 126 chelsea appearances oscar joined the club from internacional in the summer of 2012 and has been a vital member of the first team oscar began his career in his homeland with sao paulo but soon moved to internacional where he spent two years before moving to the blues for a fee of just under £20million he scored twice on his first start for the club in champions league and helped the team to win the europa league in 2013 oscar has also amassed 40 caps for brazil since making his debut against argentina in 2011 and has scored 11 times, including the only goal in the 7 1 humbling by germany in last summer's world cup semi final
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oscar has been signed up at the stamford bridge club until 2019 he has impressed this term, helping chelsea to the summit of the table the brazil midfielder is 'so happy' to have signed a new contract the 23 year old joined chelsea from internacional in the summer of 2012
michael gove today sought to quash speculation that the tories’ local election losses will trigger a challenge against david cameron’s leadership the education secretary said the idea of ousting the prime minister was ‘bonkerooney’ as defeated tory councillors demanded change at the top the tories lost 335 seats in county and unitary council elections in england, and were pushed into third by nigel farage’s ukip in the south shields by election education secretary michael gove said it was 'barmy' to talk about ousting david cameron as tory leader conservative ministers moved to promise tougher policies on immigration and europe in an attempt to steady the mood in the party but some of the councillors who lost their seats at the hands of ukip said there had to be fundamental change in the direction of the party tory alexis mcevoy, who lost her seat in hampshire, pinned the blame on the prime minister 'clearly the message was to the government i hope the government will listen because they never do,' she told the bbc 'they are arrogant, out of touch and because of them good councillors have now been lost' graham marsh, a former conservative councillor in lincolnshire who also lost his seat said: ‘my rock bed supporters were absolutely fed up by coalition policy’ a conservative mp told bbc radiop 4: ‘it's time for a leadership election now’ as news of tory council election losses emerged, mr cameron was meeting scientists before opening the 'li ka shing centre for health information and discovery' at oxford university mr cameron, who also visited the batt school in his witney constituency, was accused of running an 'out of touch' government by tory members but mr gove said no one in the tory party should think that removing mr cameron from number 10 was the solution to the party’s problems ‘i think that any of my colleagues who want to indulge in leadership speculation should spend the weekend reading the history books and consider if leadership speculation has ever helped any political party to enhance its position with the voters ‘with great respect to anyone – actually, with no respect, it’s barmy the idea of changing the leader is bonkeroony’ he suggested that many ukip voters return to the tory fold when faced with the prospect of ed miliband becoming prime minister in 2015 ‘at the next election it’s a straightforward choice between david cameron and ed miliband ‘the second thing is that those people who are voting for ukip – and they have a number of concerns that we have to respectfully address those people who are voting for ukip are emphatically not people who at the next general election are likely to vote for ed miliband and they haven’t been persuaded by what passes for his analysis of our current problems tory vice chairman michael fabricant said there had to be 'serious research' into why voters backed ukip ‘given how poorly labour have done today i think there’s every chance at the next general election that many of those who have voted for ukip will support the conservatives because faced with that choice between david cameron and ed miliband, i think the majority of the people in the country will conclude that david cameron is the right person to change britain for the better’ ministers are preparing to use next week's queen's speech to set out new measures on welfare and immigration aimed at winning wooing voters who have switched to ukip new laws will be set out to curb benefits for immigrants, amid concern about the impact of the influx of romanians and bulgarians when movement restrictions are lifted next year a bill which will limit the right of immigrants to access benefits, the nhs and other public services will form a centrepiece of the coalition's programme however, tory vice chairman michael fabricant said the party had to carry out ‘serious research’ into the message ukip voters sent at the ballot box he tweeted: ‘if nothing else, let us be polite to ukip and their supporters, eh? ‘i hope there will be some serious research about exactly what message ukip voters are giving: none of the above or specific issues’ mr fabricant added ‘life cannot go on as normal’ for the main three parties ‘unless they have no ambition for 2015’ conservative robert halfon tweeted: ‘we have 2years to communicate loudly that conservatives are party which will have in/out referendum, vetoed eu treaty & cut eu budget’
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she made her name starring in a town like alice, but actress virginia mckenna is still best known for the film born free it told the true story of pioneering conservation work being carried out in kenya by joy adamson (virginia) and her husband george (played by her real life husband bill travers), and their efforts to return lion cub elsa to the wild virginia and bill's experiences with the adamsons and their growing concern for the plight of endangered african animals eventually led them in 1984 to establish the born free charity pride of africa: virginia mckenna with elsa in the film born free pioneering: born free told the true story of conservation work being carried out in kenya by joy adamson (virginia) and her husband george (played by her real life husband bill travers) it works throughout the world 'to stop individual wild animals suffering and to protect threatened species' thirty years on, born free has become a global charity with 100 employees, a £2million a year budget and a proud record in rescuing animals and rehoming them in sanctuaries now aged 83 (her husband died 20 years ago), virginia continues to wage a tireless battle on behalf of wild animals recent terror activities in kenya, which led to a toughening of foreign and commonwealth office advice on travelling in the country, are also causing her great concern out of africa: virginia and bill's experiences with the adamsons and their growing concern for the plight of endangered african animals eventually led them to establish the born free charity in 1984 important work: thirty years on, born free has a proud record in rescuing animals and protecting wild animals 'a big fall in the number of uk tourists to kenya will have serious implications for the wildlife,' she says 'it would be such a tragedy if a small number of extremists, doing such harsh and terrible things, brought about the end of tourism the industry accounts for about 12 per cent of kenya's economy 'without tourism, what will happen to the country and the livelihood of the indigenous people? one has to think about that too' virginia believes that the presence of tourism in kenya's national parks is vital for the safety of wildlife speaking out: now aged 83, virginia continues to wage a tireless battle on behalf of wild animals constant monitoring: virginia believes that tourism in kenya's national parks is vital for the safety of wildlife rangers and drivers provide constant monitoring without that monitoring, there must be a concern about the welfare of those animals facing threats from poachers 'perhaps the advice to travellers ought to differentiate between travel in the parks and travel elsewhere in kenya,' says virginia 'the violence in nairobi, for example, has not been in an area perhaps that most of the tourists go to' she is hopeful the country's troubles will be short lived 'i'm always optimistic i would just hate anything to destroy kenya, this wonderful country 'there's something about africa, about the skies, the clouds, the silence, and yet it's filled with sound it isn't human sound it's usually birdsong and animal sounds 'a break in kenya is an uplifting experience' virginia mckenna is hosting two born free foundation 30th anniversary tours in kenya there is availability for only the second one, from october 22 to 31, which includes visits to elsa's kopje, where born free was filmed, joy's camp in shaba national reserve and tortilis camp in amboseli national park it costs from $6,345pp (about £3,810) with full board, fees and transfers but not international flights visit bornfreeorguk
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the actress is still best known for her role in the film born free told the true story of conservation work carried out by joy adamson virginia and bill's experiences led them to establish born free charity thirty years on, it has become a global charity with 100 employees boasts a proud record in rescuing animals and re homing them
a friend of texas ebola patient, thomas duncan, who saw the sick man the day he was taken into hospital apparently 'vomiting wildly' has described his family's ordeal in isolation and, shockingly, three days after cdc officials visited him in the family's apartment, 43 year old aaron yah revealed he had not received an order to remain indoors or any advice on how to cope speaking exclusively to mailonline, mr yah said: 'the cdc came on tuesday, the day it was confirmed thomas had ebola they told me that the children should not go to school until 17 october scroll down for video sick with worry: aaron yah and his family are being monitored by the cdc after visiting ebola victim thomas dunn on sunday the day he was taken to hospital and put in isolation fears: mr yah said: 'i am concerned i am worried all we can do is pray i can say it is not fair but what is not fair happens' 'but it was not really confirmed to me that i should stay indoors i don't know can you tell me?' while mr yah said he does not know and has not been told what to do it was revealed on thursday that thomas duncan's family have been ordered to stay indoors after violating officials request to do so mr yah, originally from liberia, has lived in america for many years, he said he lives with fiancée youngor, 35, and their four children three boys ages 2, 4 and 11 and a six year old daughter he has been visited by cdc officials daily since confirmation of mr duncan's infection he said: 'they take our temperature and blood pressure but i don’t know what is going on they do not tell us what to do for food maybe someone will bring us food or can i use my card to get some if i sanitize it i know ebola is in the blood and body fluids' as well as being confused and frightened for his family, mr yah said he did not know what was being done for mr duncan he said: 'they say the zmapp is finished so what will happen? will he remain in hospital without medication for the rest of his life?' mr yah only actually met mr duncan for the first time when the ebola victim arrived in america last month he appeared fit and healthy, he recalled the men came to know each other through youngor's family – mr duncan stayed with youngor's mother in liberia and mr duncan's grandmother has provided care for their three youngest children at the now quarantined ivy apartments isolated: mr yah said that while his children have been told not to go to school under october 17, he has not been told by the cdc to stay indoors and was critical of the confusing advice they have given him and his family horror: mr yah last saw thomas duncan, above, on sunday he was lying in bed having been up all night with diarrhea mr yah asked him how he was and duncan replied: 'i'm not okay' the entire family has been exposed mr duncan revealed: 'the last time i saw thomas was sunday, the day he went to hospital i had seen him after he went to hospital the first time and he was looking fine, he had been just fine 'but that day i passed by on sunday he was lying down on the bed in the room and i asked him how he was he said, 'i'm not okay' 'he said he had been having diarrhea all night later they came and took him to the hospital' reuters reported that he was seen vomiting wildly as he was strapped to a gurney and taken away ebola is only contagious when someone is showing symptoms which can be vague initially – fever, flu like aches and abdominal pain progressing to vomiting and diarrhea it spreads through close contact with a patient’s body fluids such as blood, sweat, feces, urine, saliva or semen these fluids must make contact with a cut or scrape, or someone touching their nose, mouth or eyes with contaminated hands or beng splashed providing an entry point for the ebola mr yah revealed that he learned of mr duncan's diagnosis the very day he was supposed to go back to work at the meadows nursing home where he works as a nursing assistant 'as a matter of fact i was on the phone to them talking about my shift when cdc called,' he said since that visit life has stalled for the family who are left in isolation and uncertainty antibacterial hand wash and wipes sit by the front door of the family's apartment mr yah and youngor repeatedly reapply both to their children's hands and toys he said: 'it is hard the children are very bored being indoors and all that we watch on tv is the news' in the startling absence of any concrete information the family are left to watch rolling news for updates and to pray orders: while the family of duncan (seen here picking up a food package) have been told to stay indoors specifically by a judge mr yah's family have not and are left wondering what they should do they have connected with a pastor in liberia who learned of their plight through family members mr yah said: 'we pray every day, every day' guided through psalms and prayers by pastor samuel who preached via speakerphone mr yah read aloud to his fiancée and children the passages were filled with images of death, perseverance and suffering 'by the sweat of your blood you will eat bread or food until you return to the ground since form it you were taken from dust you come and to dust you will return' and 'dogs have surrounded me: a band of evil men has encircled me they have pierced my hands and my feet' and 'yay though i walk through the valley of death i will fear no evil…' between each passage pastor samuel sought to comfort the family in these images of ancient suffering later the family prayed aloud, youngor crying out with her hands raised: 'we present our family oh father ebola does not belong here ebola does now belong in this home 'we ask that you destroy ebola we ask for our children oh god we ask for america' a tear streaked down her face as she said: 'father there is nowhere for us to go take ebola, we send it back to you oh god destroy it in the name of lord jesus' but as well as their pleas to god, mr yah had demands of the cdc and fda grim: a burial team loads the corpse of an ebola victim in monrovia, liberia where duncan travelled from precautions: authorities have stressed that ebola is not infectious until a person shows symptoms but that's not stopped concern over the freedom of movement of those who have come in contact with duncan he said: 'what is the cdc and the fda really doing? what are they trying to do? what is the effort – not just here in america, this is not just here it's worldwide what are they doing?' as for his own family he admitted: 'i am concerned i am worried all we can do is pray i can say it is not fair but what is not fair happens 'i know that some people can contact it and not get it we just pray that everybody will be on that safe side'
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aaron yah, 43, from dallas, last saw ebola victim duncan on sunday the day he was taken to hospital yah and his family are now being monitored by cdc officials but yah, a nursing assistant, is worried that he has not been told to stay inside he is staying home and his children who often went to the apartment where duncan was staying have been told to stay off school until oct 17 yah said: 'maybe someone will bring us food or can i use my card to get some if i sanitize it'
ukrainian armed forces mounted a major onslaught against pro russian separatists today in an attempt to gain control over the mh17 crash site it marks a continuation of a days long offensive which has led them to push back into three towns in the rebel held regions of donetsk and luhansk in the past four days, while international investigators desperate to access to downed jet's crash site pull out for fear of being caught in the fighting on thursday and friday ukrainian forces were pushing into the town of lysychansk, a strategic centre in luhansk today there were reports that tanks rolled into shakhtarsk, just ten miles from the site, while ukraine claimed to have surrounded the rebel stronghold of horlivka, both in donetsk guns ready: a ukrainian fighter a member of a militia sympathetic to the kiev regime inspects his rifle atop an armed vehicle in lysychansk, which soldiers stormed on thursday and friday flying the flag: ukrainian fighters hoist their national flag atop an industrial building on the outskirts of lysychansk, in the luhansk region, yesterday ripping into the russians: on top of the same building another pro ukraine fighter tears the russian flag in two while his comrade looks after a ukrainian flag rolling into town: armoured personnel carriers and vehicle mounted machine guns belonging to the official ukrainian army were also seen in lysychansk today nationalist: a pro ukrainian soldier, part of the donbass battalion, with a flag strapped to his rifle patrols lysychansk yesterday the fierce combat has prompted a postponement of a trip to the site by a team of dutch and australian police officers who had planned to start searching for evidence and the remaining bodies ukraine's national security council said that government troops have encircled horlivka, a key rebel stronghold, and that there had been fighting in other cities in the east horlivka lies around 20 miles north of the main rebel held city of donetsk meanwhile, us officials are sharing satellite images they say show russia has been firing rockets more than seven miles into eastern ukraine the state department today released images it said shows blast marks from where rockets were launched and craters where they landed camouflaged: ukrainian militiamen walk the streets of the fallen town's outskirts after ousting rebel forces and pulling down russian flags from the buildings investigating: soldiers draw close to a house on a quiet street in lysychansk yesterday, two days after they first marched into the town in a days long offensive all clear: this pro ukrainian fighter is one of many leading an attack on russian separatists across the two rebellious regions of luhansk and donetsk thirsty work: a fighter on the outskirts of the recaptured town stops for a drink while patrolling an industrial area ominous: smoke is seen rising over donetsk, the centre of power for the pro russian rebels, today as mh17 investigators were held up there the four page memo is said to shows strikes between july 21 and july 26 officials say one image shows rockets have been fired more than seven miles, into ukraine from russian soil the armed forces 'have increased assaults on territory held by pro russian mercenaries, destroyed checkpoints and positions and moved very close to horlivka,' the council said in a statement a representative of the separatist military command in donetsk confirmed that there had been fighting in horlivka, but said that rebel fighters were holding their positions elsewhere, russian state news agency ria novosti reported that a column of ukrainian armored personnel carriers, trucks and tanks had entered the town of shakhtarsk, 10 miles west of the site of the boeing 777 crash shakhtarsk is a strategic town in the area by controlling the town, the ukrainian army would cut off vital rebel supply lines local media reported fighting also taking place in the towns of snizhne and torez, the two nearest mid sized towns to the crash site the government accused rebel forces of firing rockets sunday on residential apartment blocks in horlivka in what they said was an attempt to discredit the army and whip up anti government sentiment tense wait: a dutch police officer waits in donetsk in the hope of reaching the mh17 crash site their mission was today called off amid safety fears demoralising: a forensic inspector from the netherlands bows his head as it was decided that fighting was taking place too close to the mh17 crash site to venture there on the ground: australian police also arrived in ukraine in the hope of seeing the crash site for themselves, but the mission was put on hold because of the conflict the separatist self declared 'donetsk people's republic' has accused the army of being responsible for that and other rocket attacks in nearby cities the donetsk regional government which is loyal to kiev and based elsewhere since rebels took over the area said sunday in a statement that at least 13 people, including two children aged one and five, were killed in fighting in horlivka it said another five people were killed as a result of clashes in a suburb north of donetsk new york based human rights watch last week condemned what it said was the ukrainian government forces' practice of using unguided rockets in populated urban areas it said that use of the rockets was a violation of international humanitarian law that 'may amount to war crimes' malaysian airlines flight 17 was shot down with a surface to air missile over a part of eastern ukraine controlled by pro russian separatists on july 17, killing all 298 people on board crash site: debris can still be seen where malaysia airlines flight mh17 came down more than a week ago, killing all 298 passengers display of power: meanwhile russian president vladimir putin was seen alongside his generals at a military memorial event in a naval base in the north of the country russian president vladimir putin on a visit to northern fleet main naval base of severomorsk russian president vladimir putin (centre) and defence minister sergei shoigu (right) watch the navy day military parade in severomorsk us and ukrainian officials say it was shot down by a missile from rebel territory, most likely by mistake ten days after the disaster, a full fledged investigation still has not begun at the crash site, with some bodies still unrecovered and the site forensically compromised concerns about the integrity of the site were raised further when a couple that had flown from their home in perth, australia, visited the site saturday outside the village of hrabove and even sat on part of plane's wreckage it remained unclear when the forensic experts from the netherlands and australia would be able to begin their work at the site alexander hug, the deputy head of a monitoring team from the organization for security and cooperation in europe, said it was too dangerous for the unarmed officers to travel there from their current location in donetsk 'we reassess the situation continuously and we will start to redeploy tomorrow morning back to the site if the situation changes,' hug said australian prime minister tony abbott had said earlier sunday that unarmed australian police would be part of the dutch led police force to secure the area and help recover victims' remains abbott said that by using unarmed police, ukraine's parliament will not need to ratify the deployment as it would if the security force were to be armed 'this is a risky mission there's no doubt about that,' abbott told reporters 'but all the professional advice that i have is that the safest way to conduct it is unarmed, as part of a police led humanitarian mission,' he said lock and load: ukraine's president petro poroshenko poses with heavy weapons at the national guard training outside kiev ukraine's president petro poroshenko (left) visiting the national guard training centre novye petrivtsy outside kiev the armaments will be shipped to the conflict zone in the country's south eastern regions tanks at the ready: president poroshenko gives a speech in front of a formidable looking ukrainian tank as his forces continue to battle rebels ukrainian servicemen ride on armoured personnel carriers (apc) in the village of verhnyokamyanske, not far artemovsk, in the donetsk region russia called the latest us accusations of moscow's involvement in the ukrainian conflict a baseless 'smear campaign' malaysian prime minister najib razak said in a statement that his country would send dozens of police and that his country had received assurances from pro russia separatists that they would provide protection for investigators flights from ukraine to the netherlands have taken 227 coffins containing victims of the plane disaster officials say the exact number of people held in the coffins still needs to be determined by forensic experts in the netherlands the malaysia airlines disaster prompted some expectations in the west that russia would scale back its involvement in the uprising in ukraine's east, but the opposite seems to be the case ukraine and the united states have accused russia of launching artillery attacks onto ukrainian soil in recent days these claims have not been definitively verified meanwhile, the united states said it has seen powerful rocket systems moving closer to the ukraine border in warsaw, about 250 people marched through the city to protest what they called the 'terror' imposed by russian president vladimir putin in ukraine some of the demonstrators carried ukrainian flags, and there were banners that proclaimed 'putin is a sponsor of terror' and 'europe, stop just talking start taking action! stop terror in ukraine' war and peace: meanwhile in kiev, the capital of ukraine and its seat of government, nuns celebrated the 1026th anniversary of the rus the area which would later become ukraine becoming christian still: a nun looks on during the prayer service, held at st vladimir's hill in kiev, far from the fighting in the east of the country russian naval forces today flexed their muscles in former ukrainian territory at a naval day celebration rockets were launched from battleships that are part of the russians' black sea fleet, based in sevastopol in crimea until a few months ago the crimean peninsula was part of ukraine, but after the kiev government was overthrown the region voted to secede from ukraine and joined russia rockets away: the ropucha class yamal landing ship launches a salvo of rockets at navy day celebrations in at sevastopol in crimea today ships amassing: another russian naval ship fires rockets from its deck during the navay day demonstrations, just miles from ukraine proper military man: vladimir putin was at russia's naval stronghold in murmansk, far to the north, today but was also surrounded by soldiers and generals pride of the fleet: russia's black sea fleet is based in sevastopol, which was until a few months ago part of ukraine do it with a flare: a military aircraft was also seen over the skies above sevastopol, with flares launched from the ground soaring behind
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what woman wouldn't want to get that red carpet feeling and be treated like royalty for the day all you have to do is bring your own prince charming well that may now be possible after a gold coast company has upped their luxury levels by launching a new cinderella limousine the stretch limo, which is the first of it's kind in australia, comes complete with a middle extended 24m high carriage section, a personal handsome chauffeur and best of all, it won't turn into a pumpkin after midnight a gold coast company has upped their luxury levels by launching a new cinderella limousine costing $350 per hour, the life of opulence doesn't come cheap, but owners, russian born couple alena and slava kouzmenkov, say the 'amazing vehicle' is worth every penny the couple, who have been living in australia for the past 15 years started their business in europe and brought luxcars to australia with the hope of upping the limousine game here alena told daily mail australia that the unique idea for the chrysler 300cc limousine was inspired by queen elizabeth’s famous english coach, the britannica 'we thought 'why don't we do something like that but without the horses?'', alena said the stretch limo, which is the first of it's kind in australia, comes complete with a middle carriage section, a personal handsome chauffeur and best of all, it won't turn into a pumpkin after midnight the cinderella limo was inspired by queen elizabeth's famous coach 'it took us quite a long time to put it together and then it took us probably about two years to get the engineering done,' 'we initially provided a luxury limousine service overseas, working in both europe and asia but we wanted to bring the same european service here to the beautiful sunshine land' alena said the inside of the carriage is 'lovely' and is decked out with a bar, disco lights, music and features gold pillows and curtains set up for a prince of princess the lavish red velvet interiors are set off by a huge plasma tv and a set of champagne glasses which finish off the inside of the carriage, which alena stresses is very private costing $350 per hour, the life of opulence doesn't come cheap, but owners, russian born couple alena and slava kouzmenkov, say the 'amazing vehicle' is worth every penny 'you can't see the driver and the driver can't see you so it's very very private,' she said the whole concept of the limousine is that the occupant is supposed to imagine they are in a horse and carriage different tour packages are available on the company website as long as you are seven years old or above the limousine has a capacity to take six people and you can bring your own alcohol the limo is decked out with a bar, disco lights, music and features gold pillows and curtains set up for a prince of princess a huge plasma tv and a set of champagne glasses finish off the inside of the carriage wedding packages, beauty packages and even little princess packages are available for people looking for that extra bit of luxury the company said they can customise any package for their clients 'it's ready to take booking we've already taken a couple of bookings this morning,' marketing manager stephen kennedy said 'it's turning heads already, it's an amazing vehicle' wedding packages, beauty packages and even little princess packages are available for people looking for that extra bit of luxury the company said they can customise any package for their clients
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a gold coast company has launched a new cinderella limousine the pimped out limo was inspired by the queen's famous coach customers can enjoy a bar, chauffeur and golden interiors the owners wanted to bring a bit of luxury to the gold coast
a woman has been sentenced to two and a half to three years in prison after admitting to stealing almost $500,000 from a charity established to help victims of the boston marathon bombing audrea gause from troy, new york gave most of the $480,000 she received from the one fund to a contractor to build a new home according to prosecutors prosecutors had sought a sentence of up to five years, but the judge granted a defense request for the lower sentence after gause, 27, pleaded guilty in suffolk superior court, massachusetts  to larceny over $250, according to the boston herald scroll down for video audrea gause from troy, new york gave most of the $480,000 she received from the one fund to a contractor to build a new home 'it is disturbing that this defendant would attempt to steal from the real victims of the marathon bombing through fraud and deceit,' attorney general martha coakley said in a statement 'this defendant will now serve time in state prison for her actions' ms coakley added that all of the money had been recovered and will be returned to the charity gause was arrested last july when she used $377,500 for a down payment on a house in clifton park, not long after receiving the money from the charity, according to prosecutors she submitted a claim to the fund, including several pages of false medical records indicating she was treated at hospitals in boston and in new york for a traumatic brain injury suffered in the the bombings audrea gause of troy, ny, is led into court last year to be arraigned on a massachusetts fugitive warrant for defrauding the one fund boston the claim alleged gause sustained a brain injury from the bombing and experienced long term memory loss, impaired speech and loss of some motor function police said she had written on facebook about the money, while they were also tipped off she had not even been in boston at the time of the bombings the fund was created after the bombing and has collected more than $64million for victims, many of whom lost limbs two bombs placed near the finish line of the april 2013 marathon killed three people and injured more than 260 last april dzhokhar tsarnaev has pleaded not guilty to 30 federal charges and is awaiting trial in november his brother, tamerlan tsarnaev, also a suspect in the bombings, died following a shootout with police several days later aftermath: emergency responder and volunteers, including carlos arredondo (center), push jeff bauman in a wheel chair after he was injured in the explosion near the finish line of the boston marathon last april runners head towards the finish line of the marathon despite the explosion erupting two simultaneous explosions ripped through the crowd at the finish line, killing three and injuring dozens
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wanted: a terrorist believed to have been involved in a horrific suicide bomb attack in bulgaria last week has emerged as one of the biggest security threats to the olympics a sketch of the man is pictured a terrorist believed to have been involved in a horrific suicide bomb attack in bulgaria last week has emerged as one of the biggest security threats to the olympics the man is thought to be carrying a us passport under the name of david jefferson and fled following the attack which killed six people last wednesday in the resort of burgas he has emerged as a top target for israeli security agents who fear their athletes will be attacked by an iranian terror squad operating in europe the terrorist, who is suspected of helping the suicide bomber, is thought to have another powerful bomb similar to the one which destroyed the israeli tourist bus following the israeli concerns, security has been stepped up around its athletes taking part in the games mi5 and scotland yard are thought to have raised their threat assessment against the israeli delegation as britain prepares for the largest peacetime security operation ahead of the opening of the olympics this friday according to the sunday times, the israeli government fearing a repeat of the 1972 olympic games in munich when 11 of its athletes and coaches were murdered has sent agents from its internal security service shin bet to increase the protection around its olympic team israel's external security service mossad are also thought to have sent a team of agents to europe to hunt for a group of white europeans who have converted to islam and are working with the iranian quds force and hezbollah the terrorist group backed by tehran concerns: security has been stepped up around israeli athletes taking part in the olympic games over fears they could be targeted by an iranian terror squad operating in europe soldiers are pictured walking past the olympic stadium security: it is thought mi5 and scotland yard have raised their threat assessment against the israeli delegation the horrific blast in bulgaria is thought to be the latest in a number of revenge attacks by iran because it believes israel assassinated some of its nuclear scientists whitehall officials have dismissed the threat of a credible plot against the israeli olympic delegation and suggested israel could be attempting to increase the pressure on british authorities to increase security around the games but a source in the jewish community in london said: 'there is a pattern emerging with a build up of attacks against israelis and jewish targets by iran or hezbollah over the past year there is a real fear about this' the metropolitan police commissioner bernard hogan howe suggested last week that extra security measures had been taken to protect olympic delegations which could be targeted by terrorists worried: the israeli government fears a repeat of the 1972 olympic games in munich when 11 of its athletes and coaches were murdered a member of the arab commandos who seized the israeli olympic team quarters at munich is pictured horrific: armed police are pictured dropping into position on a terrace above the apartments where members of the israeli olympic team were held hostage he said: 'one of the things we have to watch out for is that some of the countries are under threat of terrorism' the security operation around the olympic games is unprecedented protecting the olympic park and 26 other venues will be 17,000 troops and 7,000 private security guards sniffer dogs and airport style security screening will also be in place at every entrance to the stadium and snipers will be in place on the roof london's streets will also see an extra 12,500 police officers on patrol while the olympic stadium has seen panic rooms installed for vips and spectators in case of an attack grim: relatives sit in front of the coffins of people killed in the suicide bombing in the bulgarian resort of burgas horrific: the burnt tourist bus is seen at bulgaria's burgas airport following the suicide attack this week which has raised concerns over security around the israeli olympic team
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the man is believed to be carrying a us passport under the name of david jefferson he is a top target for israeli security agents who fear their athletes will be attacked by iranian terror squad mi5 and scotland yard are thought to have raised their threat assessment against the israeli delegation israel fears a repeat of the 1972 olympic games when 11 of its athletes and coaches were murdered
cilla black has backed her friend sir cliff richard as he prepares to be questioned by police over a historic allegation of sexual assault the singer and former blind date presenter came out in support of sir cliff after police raided his £3million apartment in sunningdale, berkshire last week sir cliff is currently on holiday in the algarve, but is preparing to return home to the uk where he is expected to be questioned by officers over an accusation that he sexually assaulted a boy under 16 at a christian rally in sheffield in 1985 cilla black, pictured with sir cliff richard at wimbledon this year, has come out in defence of her friend, insisting she is 'absolutely positive' he is innocent of claimed sexual abuse the two popstars, pictured in 1972, have been close friends since they recorded a song together in 1969 in a strongly worded statement released today, cilla black said she is 'absolutely positive' he is innocent she said: 'cliff is a very close friend of mine and has been for a million years 'i, like everyone else, was shocked to hear of these allegations and i am absolutely positive that they are without foundation' the pair have been close friends since they recorded a song together in 1969 and are regularly spotted enjoying the tennis at wimbledon miss black's defence of her friend came after sir cliff held a five hour meeting with his lawyers in portugal ahead of his planned return to britain to face police questioning over an allegation of sexual assault the 73 year old is currently on holiday in the algarve and has hired max clifford’s lawyer, ian burton, of law firm bcl burton copeland, to represent him as he vows to clear his name it was announced today that the singer has pulled out of a planned appearance at a charity event at canterbury cathedral after finding himself at the centre of the police probe his spokesman said he would not be attending the event, planned for september 26, as he 'doesn’t want the event to be overshadowed by the false allegation and has therefore withdrawn' the statement adds: 'he is sorry for any disappointment or inconvenience caused' sir cliff is yet to hear from detectives, even though police have stated publicly for five days that they want to speak to him he reacted with fury last thursday after learning that police were searching his berkshire home as a bbc filmed live, when he had no prior notice sir cliff richard has been speaking to lawyers in portugal after british police said they want to speak to him over accusations that he sexually assaulted a boy under 16 at a christian rally in sheffield in 1985 top lawyer ian burton, who represented publicist max clifford, flew into portugal yesterday ahead of a five hour meeting with sir cliff police have come under fire for the way in which they raided sir cliff's home in sunningdale, berkshire mr burton has represented a string of high profile clients, including late singer amy winehouse, former harrods owner mohamed al fayed and jockey kieren fallon he was hired by clifford after the publicist was accused of a series of sexual assaults clifford was jailed for eight years earlier this year sir cliff's meeting with lawyers came as it emerged the bbc and the police chief in charge of the sir cliff richard investigation are to be hauled before mps over their treatment of the star south yorkshire chief constable david crompton and bbc director general lord hall face a grilling over the decision to screen live television images of the singer’s £3million home being raided keith vaz, chairman of the home affairs select committee, has written to both demanding to know how the bbc found out about the search by detectives investigating a historical allegation of sexual abuse on a boy under 16 and whether police were bounced into acting under bbc pressure south yorkshire police and crime commissioner shaun wright has announced an independent review after calling mr crompton to a meeting yesterday sir cliff was staying at his home in the algarve (pictured) when police raided his flat in berkshire last week inquiry: david crompton (left), chief constable of south yorkshire police, and bbc director general lord hall will face a grilling by mps over the leak row surrounding the search of sir cliff richard's home the bbc has received 477 complaints about its coverage of the raid amid an avalanche of criticism from celebrities, politicians and leading lawyers, who have dubbed it a ‘witch hunt’ and accused the bbc of blackmailing police into going public more than 200 viewers were concerned over how the bbc found out about the search and was present while it was carried out, and 73 complained that its reporting suggested sir cliff was guilty the bbc also received 197 complaints that there has been too much coverage of the allegations against the singer former bbc journalist sir michael parkinson, 79, has described it as a ‘witch hunt’, attacking the bbc for an ‘error of judgment’ tory mp andrew bridgen said: ‘what the bbc has done amounts to blackmail this is shocking behaviour by a publicly funded national broadcaster’ mr crompton and lord hall have been warned they are likely to be summoned before the home affairs committee when parliament returns from recess in september search: people, thought to be police officers involved in the search, inside the property on thursday controversial: a bbc news crew provides news of the raid on sir cliff richard's berkshire apartment mr vaz has sent a list of questions he wants answered by midday on friday he wants the bbc to reveal how and when it found out about the highly sensitive police inquiry, and whether the information came from a police source south yorkshire police has already admitted striking a deal where the bbc was given exclusive information in advance and allowed to film the raid the force said it had been ‘reluctant’ to co operate but believed if it did not, the bbc would run the story anyway former policing minister nick herbert said both the police and the bbc had 'serious questions' to answer the police may have acted corruptly if they let the bbc know they were going to raid sir cliff richard's home, a former policing minister has said nick herbert said that south yorkshire police and the bbc needed to explain how the raid on sir cliff's home in berkshire was able to be filmed live on tv he told bbc radio 4's today programme: ‘i think there are serious questions to answer both on the part of the police about how this information got into the public domain, but also by the bbc for its editorial judgment in the way it then interacted with the police and decided that it was appropriate for instance to send a helicopter and film these events’ he added: ‘if south yorkshire police say that it was not them that tipped off the bbc, something the bbc has confirmed, then i accept that ‘but somebody tipped off the bbc and it's difficult to believe that that wasn't somebody who was in some way connected with these investigations so it might have been another force ‘if that person provided information to the bbc for payment, then that is corruption if they did it simply because they wished to ingratiate themselves with the bbc then that is quite clearly ethically wrong and contrary to the new college of policing code of ethics’ it has written an official letter of complaint to lord hall, accusing the corporation of breaking its guidelines but mr crompton is under pressure to reveal when his force confirmed the timing of the raid and whether the plans changed former attorney general dominic grieve suggested that the force’s ‘very questionable’ handling of the case may have contravened national policing guidelines which say suspects should not be named before being charged unless it has a ‘policing purpose’ such as protecting the public or preventing crime lord macdonald of river glaven, the former director of public prosecutions, described the police decision to liaise with the bbc as 'inexcusable' he told the times: 'to use the search of premises in a serious and very sensitive investigation of a high profile figure as an excuse to set up a major press event, i think it's unforgivable' sir cliff richard, with his friend john mcelynn, has not been asked for an interview by south yorkshire police nor even been contacted by them crusade: sir cliff richard and billy graham at an evangelical rally in birmingham in 1984 former shadow home secretary david davis said: ‘the extraordinary decision by the leadership of south yorkshire police to allow the searching of sir cliff richard’s house to be televised, like some morally challenged reality tv show, demonstrates there is something sick at the heart of britain’s police and justice system’ human rights barrister geoffrey robertson accused officers of ‘treating cliff richard as though he were a bank robber or a mass murderer’ last night the bbc said it would respond to south yorkshire police’s letter ‘in due course’ a spokesman added: ‘mr vaz understands and supports the right of the media to report matters in the public interest the bbc's editorial independence is protected by our royal charter and is highly valued by the public 'the bbc does not name its sources nor is it appropriate to go into detail around editorial processes'
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former tv presenter says she is shocked by allegations leveled at sir cliff she says she is 'absolutely positive' claims against him are false sir cliff brings in top lawyer ian burton to help him clear his name star was in algarve last week when his berkshire home was raided by police search connected to sexual assault allegation, which he vehemently denies the meeting comes as row over the bbc live screening of search deepens bbc crew reportedly arrived at sir cliff's flat before the police on day of raid a former director of public prosecutions has criticised the police move singer pulls out of charity event at canterbury cathedral sir cliff 'doesn't want event to be overshadowed by the false allegation'
in just a single minute on the web 216,000 photos are shared on instagram, a total of £54,000 ($83,000) sales take place on amazon, there are 18 million likes on facebook and three days worth of video is uploaded to youtube cashback site qmee has created an infographic that shows this information as well as how many tweets are sent, photos are viewed, skype calls are made, domains are registered and more in 60 seconds the graphic pulls information and figures from pc mag, business insider and other sites to create a the snapshot google performs 2 million searches each minute and 72 hours worth of video is uploaded to youtube within the space of 60 seconds the infographic also claims that 70 new domains are registered and 571 new website are created within a minute online, at the same time there are 18 million likes on facebook, 204 million emails sent and 278,000 tweets posted go globecom designed a similar graphic in june last year by comparison, the amount of emails sent has increased by 36million a minute there are almost four times more google searches than a year ago, and 180,000 more tweets are sent youtube video uploads have increased from 25 hours up to three days relatives and friends now spend the equivalent of 14 million minutes chatting over skype, compared to 370,000 minutes last year facebook figures appear to have dropped, however this year there are on average 41,000 status updates every second 246,000 a minute whereas according to go globe's figures, this time last year the figure was in excess of 695,000 exactly the same amount of domain names were created per minute in 2012 and 2013 according to the graphics cashback site qmee has created an infographic that shows how many tweets are sent, facebook posts are liked, skype calls are made and youtube videos are viewed in a single minute across the internet it used information and figures from pc mag, business insider and other sites to create a 60 second snapshot the two graphics did not use exactly the same data sources meaning that the relationship is not directly comparable but it does give an indication about which sites and services are soaring and which are staying the same, or losing favour the increase in posts across social networks has also seen an increase of what's been dubbed 'twinglish' social media monitoring company brandwatch found that one in every 150 english words used on twitter is spelt incorrectly on facebook, one in 323 words are spelt incorrectly, on google+ it's one in 238 and one in 556 words is incorrect on online forums women also favour the use of elongated words  such as ‘sooooo’ and ‘loool’ on social networks go globecom designed a similar graphic in june last year, pictured by comparison, the amount of emails sent has increased by 36million a minute there are almost four times more google searches than a year ago, and 180,000 more tweets are sent
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the founder of ukip has set up a new eurcosceptic organisation for those who feel his old party have become 'racist' professor alan sked, 66, hopes the centre left party, called new deal, is a step away from the set up under nigel farage, which he believes has become 'anti immigrant and 'anti intellectual' he also hopes to challenge the labour party and has considered opposing ed miliband in his doncaster seat at the 2015 general election new direction: professor alan sked in 1993 when he launched the uk independence party some of the policies the organisation will push include the re nationalisation of railways and the scrapping of the bedroom tax he also believes many voters in britain want to leave with the eu, but will not side with ukip because they are too extreme his criticism of farage's party began after a number of council candidates were exposed for having extreme right wing links or homophobic views the new party could pose a significant threat to labour as leader ed miliband faces increasing criticism for weak leadership and being vague on policy there are also plans for a candidate to stand against deputy prime minister nick clegg in his sheffield constituency competition: professor alan sked thinks ukip have become too 'racist' under the leadership of nigel farage (left) and has considered standing against ed miliband in his doncaster seat at the next general election sked, a lecturer in international history at the london school of economics, told the sunday times he wanted a party dedicated to leaving the eu but was not too right wing 'i think the majority of the people in this country want out of the eu,' said sked 'they would like a party devoted to the cause, but couldn't vote for one that was extremely right wing 'they will now be given a serious alternative to the major parties and ukip' despite plans from david cameron to renegotiate the terms of britain's membership of the eu, sked believes the conservative leader is 'trying to pull the wool over the eyes' of the country and his party the name new deal is based on policies introduced in the united states by president franklin d roosevelt in the 1930's to lift america out of the great depression the party's draft manifesto states tolerance for minorities and is supportive of immigration which it believes is 'fundamental to the growth of an economically prosperous and civilised society' other new deal policies will include the ending of welfare payments for those earning more than £100,000 a year, oppose the privatisation of royal mail and scrap the government's controversial high speed rail plans it was officially registered as a party last week by the electoral commission and intends to field candidates at the 2015 general election but, in contrast to ukip, it will not be standing in european elections because sked believed it would be 'hypocritical' sked pointed out that when he founded ukip, it had very limited financial resources and is ready to raise funds to help boost the new party his first involvement in politics was with the liberal party in scotland but later rejected their pro european stance in 1993 he stood in two by elections, one in newbury where he was supported by enoch powell he came fourth behind the major parties in both elections which prompted the anti federalist league (afl) to change its name to ukip last month godfrey bloom, ukip mep for yorkshire and north lincolnshire, provoked outrage after referring to countries in africa which received aid from briatin 'bongo bongo land' sked added: 'these are the tired and false representations of a disappointed man' the party, which has been led by farage since 2010, denies being racist or anti immigrant a spokesman for the party said: 'alan should be pleased with how well we are doing and the successes of the party he created'
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professor alan sked, 66, says new deal can challenge major parties believes most of the country are against the eu but ukip is 'too extreme' new organisation would be tolerant of minorities and support immigration he founded the party now ran by farage in 1993
a branch of the national guard has launched an investigation after a risqué british swimsuit calender was shot using its facilities and equipment, allegedly without proper authorization video footage of the models from hot shots, who were putting together their 2015 edition, was released showing them behind tank controls and firing automatic rifles on the utah national guard base in draper the clip begins with uk model rosie jones welcoming viewers to utah in the 'us of a' and introducing them to new additions to the line up scroll down for video probe: an investigation has been launched by the utah national guard after a british swimsuit calendar was shot on their base in draper, utah attire: images show the models firing heavy artillery while dressed in their swimsuits there have been questions raised as to whether the equipment was used without authorization at the end of the video, the group give special thanks to the soldiers of the 19th special forces group, suggesting they may have been involved the calendar, once put on the shelves in november, raises money for help for heroes a british military charity who support wounded veterans and their families the money raised also goes to the us equivalent ‘special operations wounded warrior foundation' some of the poses included them throwing explosives, firing machine guns and sitting in tanks another included a picture of two of the models taking aim behind a sniper rifle while in the snow utah national guard lt col steven fairbourn told fox 13 that an internal investigation had been initiated to determine if the guard's 'equipment, facilities and personnel' was used in the calendar shoot concerns: questions were also raised as to whether members of the utah national guard themselves were involved, as the group of models thanked them at the end of the video terrain: one of the shots was taken next to a boat as the models waded in the river he said in a statement: 'an investigation was initiated by the utah national guard on october 14 to determine potential unauthorized use of military equipment, facilities, and personnel in the hot shots 2015 calendar production 'productions of this kind are not in keeping with the values of the utah national guard nor its members 'use of military equipment, facilities, and personnel in civilian for profit endeavors such as this requires approval of national guard bureau public affairs through the respective state national guard headquarters vehicles: a statement from the national guard said 'civilian for profit endeavors' required approval from the national guard bureau of public affairs 'there was no official approval for this project the investigation will determine if utah national guard equipment, facilities, and personnel were used in the hot shots 2015 calendar production and required actions if this is the case' house minority leader jennifer seelig, d salt lake city, told the station: 'if this video was shot at a government restricted facility using government specialized military equipment, either leadership knew about this — or their security protocols aren't robust enough to keep a bunch of calendar girls and their crew and assorted groupies out' mail online have contacted the company behind the shoot and help for heroes for comment cause: the calendar raises money for british military charity help for heroes who help provide financial support to wounded troops and their families
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hot shots were shooting the 2015 edition at the base in draper, utah were pictured firing machine guns and driving tanks in swimwear utah national guard have launched an internal investigation as a result questions whether equipment and facilities were used without authorization calendar is sold and raises money for uk and us military charities
dwindling in numbers, whale sharks are protected in china and black market salesmen are punished with hefty fines but when fisherman cai chengzhu, 48, spotted this 16 foot long, two tonne beast, he could not resist having a go he heaved it to shore and dragged it to the street then, incredibly, he dumped it onto a truck and drove it for half an hour to the nearest market scroll down for video all in a day's work: cai chengzhu was fishing in xianghzhi, eastern china, when he found this 16ft long whale shark before lugging it onto his tractor and driving it for half an hour to a market in nearby shishi regulation states the valuable whale sharks, which can live for up to 100 years, should be set free immediately if caught but cai, from xianghzhi, in the far eastern province of fujian, admitted he planned to sell the creature from 10,000 to 20,000 yuan (around £1,000 to £2,000) he claims the fish was already dead by the time they reached the market in shishi, 10 miles away, after accidentally getting caught in his fishing net trapped: the endangered mammal had broken into his fishing net and started eating all the fish he had caught despite strict laws against selling whale sharks, cai could sell his (for £1,000) because it was already dead he told local media he did not know it was a whale shark 'the giant creature broke our net and got inside to eat the fish we caught,' he explained 'as you can see it had eaten a fair few but after being trapped in the net, it had died valuable: the enormous creatures can live for up to 100 years and weigh around 20 tonnes at full maturity fascinated: passers by were astounded to see cai, 48, trundling through the village with the whale shark 'by the time we managed to free it, sadly it was too late 'it was really unfortunate and we did our best to free it, but having caught it and because it was already dead, it seemed a shame to waste it 'i asked the fish market officials that monitor this sort of thing, and they said that as it was already dead when we caught it and as it was there we may as well sell it'
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the fbi is warning law enforcement agencies across the country that the grand jury decision over michael brown's shooter 'will likely' lead to violence by extremist protesters as the city of ferguson waits on edge to see whether police officer darren wilson will be charged in the death, the agency has issued a bulletin warning departments across the country of potential dangers it warns that peaceful protests could be interrupted by extremists, while 'hacktivist' groups like anonymous could also use it as an excuse to launch cyber attacks on authorities, reported abc 'the announcement of the grand jury's decision… will likely be exploited by some individuals to justify threats and attacks against law enforcement and critical infrastructure,' it said scroll down for video anticipation: pattie canter, left, who supports officer darren wilson, argues with a supporter of his victim michael brown in clayton, missouri on monday the fbi has warned of extremist violence in coming days the agency warned that the extremists could be carrying 'bladed weapons or firearms' and be 'equipped with tactical gear/gas masks, or bulletproof vests' the bulletin, seen by abc, says there have already been threats against law enforcement, including a message last week by a black separatist group offering 'a $5,000 bounty' for wilson's location it adds that the extremists may also threaten peaceful, legal protests carried out by demonstrators both in ferguson and across the us after the bulletin was issued, some police departments issued internal memos urging officers to review procedures for responding to mass demonstrations, abc reported support: an image of michael brown is seen in ferguson, missouri on monday, three months after he was shot on edge: the city is awaiting a grand jury's decision on whether police officer darren wilson, pictured, will be indicted for the teenager's death if he is not indicted, authorities predict massive protests governor jay nixon has declared a state of emergency in missouri but said troops from the state's national guard would play a backup role to police in response to any protests that develop people around st louis are braced for a possible new wave of protests similar to those that followed the august 9 shooting of brown, particularly if ferguson police officer darren wilson is not charged officials have said the grand jury's decision is likely to come this month nixon on tuesday was due to swear in the members of a new 'ferguson commission,' a group charged with reviewing the social and economic conditions that contributed to the unrest that followed brown's death and coming up with suggestions for how to improve them more than one out of five residents of ferguson, a predominantly black city of about 21,000 people, live below the poverty level, a rate that is above the state average, according to us census data nixon declined to say how many national guard troops would be assigned to the st louis area or where they would be stationed fight: a demonstrator peacefully protests the death of michael brown the fbi have warned that extremist violence also threatens to interrupt peaceful, legitimate demos in the wake of the grand jury's decision haunting: demonstrators lay on the ground on sunday in a mock death protest of the shooting of brown peaceful demonstrations were held around st louis on sundayand monday and some local leaders expressed frustration overnixon's state of emergency declaration 'the national guard is called in when policing has failed military presence in my city will mark a historic failure on the part of (government),' antonio french, a st louis alderman, said on twitter 'this is not a war there is no military solution' police in ferguson were criticized for taking a military posture in response to the august demonstrations, regularly deploying officers in riot gear and using tear gas and rubber bullets against crowds that torched two businesses in the st louis suburb and at times threw rocks and gasoline bombs at police police in st louis county have since gone through conflict de escalation training and activist leaders have also been training potential protesters in nonviolent techniques in recent days county police will take the lead in handling any protests or civic disorder, supplanting the ferguson police department, nixon said preparation: missouri governor jay nixon, pictured last week, has eclared a state of emergency tribute: a woman looks at a memorial in the middle of the street on monday when brown was killed st louis mayor francis slay said his city's police force would respond to demonstrations in their normal uniforms unless conditions became violent and that national guard troops would not play a primary role in responding some area schools have told parents they will dismiss students early when the decision comes and many businesses near the stretch of downtown that saw the worst rioting after brown's killing have boarded up their windows as a protective move there are conflicting accounts of what happened, with some witnesses saying brown had his hands up in surrender when he was shot and others describing a scuffle between brown and wilson
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it looks like a scene from a magical kingdom with fog snaking between the mountains like a river the fog, which stretches through the mountains for around 200 miles, was photographed from a helicopter by landscape photographer victor liu, who described the scene as being like 'a paradise' the low clouds have actually settled between the southern continental ranges of the canadian rockies, where the tallest mountain mount assiniboine stands at 11,870ft high scroll down for video breathtaking: photographer victor liu took a set of amazing photographs of clouds nestling snake like in the canadian rockies the long game: mr liu estimated that the clouds wound their way through the mountains for about 200 miles on cloud nine: the amazing scene was shot from a helicopter flying about 8,000 feet from the ground feeling peaky: the tallest mountain in the canadian rockies stands at a lofty 11,870ft high but these clouds were nestled about 6,500ft up the rare view was taken from 8,000 to 8,500ft high with the fog nestling in between the mountains, which sit on the alberta and british columbia border, in canada, 5,000 to 6,500ft from the ground mr liu, 35, said: 'i felt like i was flying above a magical kingdom or another planet 'even the pilot was shocked by the scene, because he had rarely flown under such weather conditions 'it felt like being in a paradise with no civilization, but only miles and miles of beautiful landscape' 'i especially love these pictures because they show a unique view of the canadian rockies, which i have been shooting from the ground for years, but only occasionally from the air impressed: the scene was so fantastical that even the helicopter pilot was amazed by it, according to mr liu heavenly: after witnessing the clouds mr liu said 'it felt like being in a paradise with no civilization, but only miles and miles of beautiful landscape' blanket coverage: the clouds almost completely covered the valley floor in some areas time well spent: the photographs were taken during mr liu's two and a half hour helicopter ride 'with these low clouds, the mountain tops look like it's floating in the sky, it feels like something from a magic kingdom or on another planet 'the rising sun cast amazing colours on the clouds and mountains it showcased the beauty of our earth, definitely a lovely place to live 'as a fine art landscape photographer, this is exactly what i am looking to photograph' mr liu, who emigrated to calgar, alberta, in canada, from china around 12 years ago, took a two and a half hour helicopter ride to snap the incredible photos he said: 'the helicopter's side window was open, and we were flying about 8,000 to 8,500ft high 'we were in kananaskis country, in alberta, canada, specifically in mount assiniboine provincial park in british columbia, and banff national park, in alberta, in canada 'the fog or low clouds were between the southern continental ranges of the canadian rockies 'the low clouds went on for about 200 miles'
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photographer victor liu captured stunning images of clouds in the canadian rockies, taken from a helicopter the clouds were lying between 5000 and 6,500 feet, with the helicopter flying at around 8,000 feet the scene was so fantastical that even the helicopter pilot was amazed by it, according to mr liu
they have had a rocky relationship since the start but in december things came to an ugly head as exes travis barker and shanna moakler who have two children together were both arrested in los angeles for threatening to kill each other, tmz reported this run in with the law only came to light on friday when legal papers surfaced scroll down for video not a good way to enjoy the holidays: travis barker and shanna moakler were both arrested in early december for threatening to kill each other, according to a friday report from tmz; here they are seen in 2005 travis and shanna who were married from 2004 to 2008 were 'handcuffed and thrown in the back of squad cars for making criminal threats against each other on december 7,' the site claimed first the singer threatened to kill her then the blonde model did the same back, it was alleged they are both 39 years old tmz claimed barker of blink 182 'got in a verbal fight over a reality show travis wants to do with their two kids' they have two kids together: the exes looking happy in malibu in 2007 the family already starred together in the reality show meet the barkers from 2005 to 2006 the site, which has seen the arrest documents, said the musician was quoted as saying, 'if i could, i'd put a bullet in your head' moakler called police that came to their la home, it was added after fighting some more in front of the officers, they were handcuffed and 'taken to the station,' the site noted the former playboy model said that they have not been getting along and he regularly calls her a 'b****' he spends a lot of time with their kids: the blink 182 singer with daughter alabama luella (l front), son landon asher (r front) and shanna's daughter with her ex, boxer oscar de la hoya, atiana cecilia at nickelodeon's kids' choice awards in march she maintained that he also called her 'a 'f***ing piece of garbage' and has said she is 'a cigarette smoking, coke snorting bitch' the former beauty queen also has an email in which he said, 'my poor kids have a wh*** for a mom' sources told tmz charges will not be filed against either one but the la county department of children and family services 'was contacted and they are investigating,' tmz added together they have daughter alabama luella and son landon asher shanna also has a daughter with her ex, boxer oscar de la hoya her name is atiana cecilia on thursday the former reality star posted a sultry selfie to instgram with the caption, 'bored so i've been playing with make up' on wednesday she shared a note about surviving using 'courage, humor and grace'
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the fight between the 39 year olds took place in los angeles in december the rock star allegedly said, 'if i could, i'd put a bullet in your head' travis and shanna who were married from 2004 to 2008 have two children together
in a bid to help potential recruits get a real feel for life as an army reservist, the ministry of defence is turning to virtual reality during a series of events in london and manchester today, the recruits will be fitted with oculus rift headsets and dropped into virtual training exercises one will reveal what it's like to take part in a live fire exercise on salisbury plain, while another will let wearers take part in a mission in a challenger 2 tank during a series of events in london and manchester, army reservist recruits will be fitted with oculus rift headsets (picutred) and dropped into virtual training exercises one will reveal what it's like to take part in a live fire exercise, while another will let wearers take part in a mission in a challenger 2 tank the events are taking place at waterloo station in london and at manchester's piccadilly gardens the experiences were created by london based visualise, and begin when the user takes a seat in a range rover the rift headset is made by oculus, a virtual reality firm which initially received funding for the device through kickstarter the norwegian army is trialling a system that uses the oculus rift to drive armoured vehicles without soldiers having to stick their heads above the hatch cameras mounted around the vehicle film its surroundings and this footage is fed to the driver through the headset, creating the illusion that the tank is ‘transparent’ when a driver looks left, they see footage from the left camera, and vice versa on the right achieving a 360 degree view of the road by lowering their gaze and looking down towards the vehicle belts, the driver can also use the system to parallel park 'with a precision of up to a centimetre', without the assistance of the vehicle commander it also removes the blind spots that occur when driving large vehicles it raised more than $2 million dollars (£13 million) in 2012, and last year oculus was bought by facebook for $2 billion (£13 billion) facebook co founder mark zuckerberg said at the time of the acquisition: 'oculus [is] the clear leader in something that has the potential to be the next important, or one of the next most important, computing platforms' the headset is yet to go on consumer sale, although it is available online as a development kit for around £230 ($350) the first army experience that uses the headset will drop the wearer into a live fire exercise with virtual members of the army reserve at the ministry's salisbury plain training area as a crewman in a challenger 2 tank, in the second experience, the wearer will be surrounded by other tanks engaging enemy positions using laser sights they will also be able to communicate with other soldiers in armoured vehicles driving alongside the army said it will add further experiences in the future the army's new recruitment campaign, which involves a new tv advert that will be on show at the drive, comes as new research reveals one in four people said they felt challenge and excitement was missing from their job the experiences (pictured) were created by london based visualise, and begin when the user takes a seat in a range rover oculus initially received funding for the device through kickstarter it raised more than $2 million dollars (£13 million) in 2012, and last year oculus was bought by facebook for $2 billion (£13 billion) today's events are taking place at waterloo station in london, the other at manchester's piccadilly gardens the first experience will drop the wearer into a live fire exercise with virtual members of the army reserve at the ministry's salisbury plain training area (stock image pictured) as a crewman in a challenger 2 tank (stock image), in the second experience the wearer will be surrounded by other tanks engaging enemy positions using laser sights they will also be able to communicate with other soldiers in armoured vehicles driving alongside the army said it will add further experiences in the future according to the army, a one poll survey revealed that around seven in 10 people would consider volunteering or a part time job alongside their normal work and one in four said they would consider joining the army reserves to 'find that challenge and excitement' the mod offers a '100% army fit' app (pictured) to help recruits build their fitness to the level of a soldier in training major general chris tickell, director general of the army recruiting and training division, said: 'this research tells us that people feel their day jobs are lacking challenge, excitement and the opportunity to travel all of which are available at a world class standard with the army reserve 'by using the virtual headsets, people will be able to step straight into an exciting real world scenario of volunteering with the army reserve and the huge variety of challenging roles there are to choose from 'introducing virtual reality technology is just one of the ways that the army is transforming the way it recruits the army recently introduced a simplified, online application form for mobile, tablet or desktop to help people sign up it also offers a '100%  army fit' app that helps new recruits build their fitness to the level of a soldier in training,  and new mobile recruitment offices henry stuart, the managing director of visualise, added: 'this is the first time virtual reality has ever been used for recruitment purposes and to me, the army are the perfect client to achieve this world first with, as an organisation that has always mixed tradition with cutting edge technology 'as virtual reality becomes ever more mainstream, the applications of it widen from launching cars for mercedes by allowing you to sit alongside lewis hamilton as he tears around a racetrack, to allowing members of the public to become instant virtual holidaymakers with thomas cook, we are seeing brands around the world over sit up and take notice of the possibilities'
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headset will let wearers experience tasks carried out by army reservists one experience drops the wearer into a virtual fire exercise in salisbury in a second, the wearer can fight using laser sights in a challenger 2 wearers will also be able to communicate with other 'soldiers' the army said it will add further experiences in the future today's events are taking place at waterloo station in london and manchester's piccadilly gardens
a washington state couple who use medical marijuana and own a marijuana dispensary have been reunited with their five year old son after losing custody, with child protective services saying they were not fit parents because they were high all the time jesse and vicca thompson, from sedro wolley, where marijuana is legal, were also accused of feeding their second child, a 13 year old son, a weed laced cake product 'because he gets aggressive and is too mean sometimes' according to abc's 20/20, the couple had their children taken from them in november, and their store, called the grow shop, was shut down shortly after following the allegations they were feeding edible products to minors '(using marijuana) just means i have an elevated mood,' vicca thompson told the show reunited: jesse and vicca thompson campaigners for recreational marijuana who own a small dispensary in washington lost custody of their five year old son, jerry, last year, for being unfit parents they posted this photo to facebook after jerry back, with his shirt saying marijuana is safer than child protective services high all the time: vicca and jesse thompson say their marijuana use which is for medical purposes and legal does not affect their ability to parent 'it doesn't mean i'm incapacitated or that i can't think straight 'i'm pot right now, and i'm able to parent' jesse thompson, a cancer survivor, has a marijuana prescription for pain, while his wife uses it for arthritis and a nervous condition he said their troubles started not from their parenting but from firing an employee at their store 'about a month later, she called cps (child protective services),' jesse said 'she told them that we not only are feeding our children marijuana all the time, but that they have access to it in our home and in our business' that is when the thompson's lost custody of their five year old, jerry a few days later child services called to interview jerry's stepbrother, sohani, 13, who is vicca's son from a previous marriage the boy told authorities his mother had given him a 'goo ball', a peanut butter raisin ball medicated with psycho active marijuana they sell in their shop 'he gets aggressive and is too mean, sometimes and just needs to look inside and relax,' vicca said business: the couple own and run the grow shop, a small medical marijuana dispensary and garden store jerry was sent to live live with an aunt while sohani was sent to stay with his biological father the thompsons were only allowed to see jerry at a cps office 'it’s destroying me,' jesse said 'i can’t not be with my son he is all that matters' vicca added: 'i felt like my heart might stop' the thompsons lost one fight to get jerry back jerry tested positive for thc during a hair follicle exam cps maintained the two are unfit parents and pose a risk to jerry's well being by feeding him marijuana the couple say they had never given their son marijuana however vicca said she once rubbed a marijuana salve on jerry's skin to treat a rash, but he would not have had any mind altering effects back together: jesse and vicca thompson with a photo of sons sohani and jerry edibles: the thompsons' older son told authorities his mother had fed a cake product that was laced with cannabis pictured here is some marijuana edibles vicca thompson posted to her facebook earlier this month, a court commission said there was no evidence of thc in jerry's body it was then determined the thompsons posed no serious harm to their child jerry was allowed to return home with his parents on january 7 however the commissioner set strict conditions if jerry ever tests positive for thc he will be removed 'we’re going to hide the marijuana,' vicca thompson told 20/20 'i definitely feel like i shouldn’t give it to children'
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jesse and vicca thompson lost custody of their son in november child protective services said they were unfit parents due to marijuana use couple say they take marijuana legally and were reported by a disgruntled former employee who worked at their dispensary vicca admitted to giving her older son a cannabis cake product they got their five year old, jerry, back on january 7 jerry will undergo thc tests to ensure his parents aren't giving him weed
things turned ugly during a closely fought high school basketball game in texas when members of the crowd unveiled provocative signs proclaiming 'white power' fans of home team flower mound flashed the offensive signs during their heated triple overtime victory over rivals plano east on friday 'we thought it was racist,' said a plano east student athlete who was at the game and asked not to be identified '(the sign) said 'white power,' and we were shocked' fans of home team flower mound flashed the offensive 'white power' signs during their heated triple overtime victory over rivals plano east on friday night witnesses said the incident happened late in the game when both student sections were hyped up as the scoring lead switched several times but the plano east athlete remembers a specific moment when it got very raucous in the gym 'our student section started pointing at the sign,' the player told wfaa8 'that's when it clicked into everyone's mind… 'whoa what are these guys doing?' and the teachers came and took the signs down' the student said the signs were held up for 30 seconds before teachers rushed to remove them however the provocative gesture was photographed and shared on social media by angry players and fans flower mound's coach eric littleton responded on twitter to the image of the sign saying it was 'unacceptable' 'this is ridiculous,' tweeted one plano player 'i thought we passed the racial stage of society' witnesses claim racial slurs were also directed at players during the game, especially after a player had been injured angry plano students also told a local tv station that someone urinated and defecated on their team's bus, although neither team has confirmed it flower mound's coach, eric littleton, responded on twitter to the sign describing it as  'unacceptable' 'as head coach at fmhs i offer our full voice apology i will pursue this fully no place for this,' he tweeted the lewisville independent school district, which oversees flower mound, has promised a full investigation 'i want to be clear that this type of incident — however it has been perceived — has not and will not be tolerated in lisd,' interim superintendent kevin rogers said in a statement 'we have always had high expectations for our more than 53,000 students and hold them to those standards both in and outside of the classroom'
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an international drug trafficking ring forced dogs to swallow bags of cocaine and then brutally sliced the animals open to retrieve them police said they arrested 75 people across northern italy and rome for using the dogs in a drug scam at least 50 were died after being cut open large breeds such as great danes, labradors and mastiffs were used by the gang to maximise their trafficking lucky one: one of the dogs used for drug trafficking lies in a basket after being seized by authorities recovery: a vet holds wraps of drugs recovered from the body of a dog used as a drug's mule dogs are being forced to ingest bags of cocaine and then later sliced open to retrieve the wraps from their bodies the dogs were forced to swallow the bags containing 28 pounds of cocaine, the italian news agency ansa reported, when the gang wanted to retrieve the drugs they sliced open the dogs and pulled out the bags it is unclear how the animals were made to swallow such big bundles of cocaine the suspects are part of a gang with links to south american drug cartels ill gotten gains: the drugs covered in protective cling film which have been recovered by police in italy brutal: an x ray shows the contents of the dog's stomach with the wraps of drugs inside retrieved: a haul of illegal substances recovered by authorities in milan brutal: one of the dogs that was killed after being used to move cocaine around the suspects could face charges of criminal association, drug trafficking and illegal weapon possession, ansa said human mules often swallow carefully wrapped packages of drugs or stuff them in to body cavities to keep them hidden as they smuggle them through airport security and across borders but if plastic pellets or condoms housing valuable consignments of class a drugs burst in transit, the mules face an agonising death this is not the first case of dogs being used as drugs mules a few years ago a four year old sheepdog was flown from colombia to new york city with cocaine sewn into its belly customs agents said the sheepdog had 10 cocaine filled condoms sewn into its stomach as a way of smuggling the drug into the us suspicious agents ordered x rays afrer notcing the sickly condition of the dog they then spotted the condoms, which apparently had caused an infection that kept the dog from eating in 2008 a graphic tv advert showing a fictional dog being used as a drugs mule forms part of a £1million government campaign against cocaine use weapons: other items recovered by police include a knife and a handgun charges: the suspects could face charges of criminal association, drug trafficking and illegal weapon possession, ansa said claims: the gang is suspected of killing about 50 dogs to smuggle drugs its aim was to warn teenagers about the dangers of using the drug in one advert a person can be seen placing his hands inside the ripped open stomach of fictional dog pablo as he fishes around for drugs various parts of the the dog's intestines appear to be pulled out before two packets of  cocaine are found in a shocking twist the ad finishes with the dog looking up at the camera
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dogs are sliced open to retrieve the wraps of drugs from their bodies large dogs used such as great danes, labradors and mastiffs gang is suspected of killing about 50 dogs swallowed the bags containing 28 pounds of cocaine
liverpool target timo horn says he intends to sign a new deal with cologne the germany under 21 international has emerged as a potential signing for liverpool as they look to increase competition for under fire goalkeeper simon mignolet liverpool have also scouted loris karius at mainz and norberto neto of fiorentina while stoke's asmir begovic and petr cech of chelsea have also been considered liverpool target timo horn has revealed he is on the verge of signing a new contract with cologne liverpool are currently looking for competition for under fire belgian keeper simon mignolet however, horn said: 'i have said it more than once: i am in talks with fc koln [regarding a new contract] i want to sign on with my club' talking to cologne based express 1 newspaper, his agent, volker struth, added: 'we have been told about those rumours however, no one contacted us directly' horn has played in every germany youth team from the under 15 side upwards, but the 21 year old is yet to feature for the senior side horn's agent told a german newspaper that he was aware of liverpool's interest but hadn't been contacted horn has played in every germany youth team from the under 15s upwards but hasn't played for the seniors
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liverpool have set their sights on signing a new goalkeeper germany under 21 international timo horn is one of their targets but the cologne man says he wants to sign a new deal with the club the reds have also scouted loris karius and norberto neto asmir begovic and petr cech have also been considered by liverpool
a student has told how she was forced to undergo a mastectomy aged just 19 – two years after her doctor failed to spot that she had cancer morag mctiernan, who was 17 when she first suffered symptoms, believes her age was the reason her gp did not suspect the disease was their cause breast cancer is incredibly rare in teenagers, and only four are diagnosed with it in the uk each year – a chance of one in half a million scroll down for video mhairi, 53 and peter mctiernan, 57, are running the 13 mile great north run this weekend to raise money for north east teenage cancer trust, who supported daughter morag, 21, when she suffered breast cancer but miss mctiernan, now 21, believes she might have been able to keep her breast had the disease been spotted sooner, and has now spoken out to warn other young girls she said: ‘i can’t help but think that if i had been an older lady who had the same symptoms my gp would have thought about cancer ‘there were two years between the pain starting and eventually being diagnosed ‘who knows how much the cancer could have grown in that time, i might have been able to keep my breast if it was diagnosed sooner’ miss mctiernan, from middlesbrough, first went to her gp in 2010 because of pain in her right breast as well as discharge, but she was told that it was an infection of the milk duct miss mctiernan, 21, from middlesbrough was forced to undergo a mastectomy to remove her right breast when she was just 19 (pictured left) but has fully recovered (pictured right) miss mctiernan, pictured with her family, said she believes had her disease been detected earlier, she might have had a chance to keep her breast she said she thinks her age played a part in her misdiagnosis but the pain eventually became so bad that the teenager, who was studying performing arts and was a keen ballet and contemporary dancer at the time, went to get a second opinion the first symptom of breast cancer most women notice is a lump or an area of thickened tissue in their breast most lumps (90%) are not cancerous, but it is always best to have them checked by your doctor see your gp if you notice any of the following: · a lump or area of thickened tissue in either breast · a change in the size or shape of one or both breasts · discharge from either of your nipples (which may be streaked with blood) · a lump or swelling in either of your armpits · dimpling on the skin of your breasts · a rash on or around your nipple · a change in the appearance of your nipple, such as becoming sunken into your breast · pain in either of your breasts or armpits not related to your period source: nhs choices she said: ‘i couldn’t dance and i kept just thinking, they said this was normal, it’s nothing serious but i was wrong ‘i went to a different gp and they put me at ease, explained it was probably nothing to worry about but referred me to a specialist breast clinic for tests’ two days later miss mctiernan was told she had breast cancer she said: ‘i should have been more shocked, but i was kind of expecting it, i knew something was really wrong ‘i was referred to the royal victoria hospital in newcastle where they have a teenage cancer unit for a lumpectomy ‘but later that week i was told that the cancer was bigger than they had expected and so i had to have a mastectomy ‘it was horrible news, i would have done anything to avoid that surgery i was dead against it from the start, but i knew that the surgeon knew best ‘the operation did take away the cancer and that’s what’s important ‘i have had the breast reconstructed and had both things done during one operation so when i woke up it was all done’ miss mctiernan has recovered from her surgery and has also undergone radiotherapy and hormone treatment she is looking forward to returning to university in sunderland this month, but said her attitude to life has changed before being diagnosed with breast cancer, miss mctiernan was studying performing arts in sunderland she said: ‘i don’t make plans any more, you literally never know what life is going to throw at you the cancer has definitely made me a stronger person and it has taught me to accept whatever life has in store for me’ her parents, mhairi, 53 and peter, 57, are running the great north run this weekend to thank the north east’s teenage cancer trust for its support in looking after their daughter dr mark verrill, a consultant medical oncologist at the freeman hospital in newcastle, said: ‘breast cancer in young women is exceptionally rare the chance of being diagnosed in this age bracket is one in 500,000’ she said facing the disease has changed her attitude to life she added: ' i don't make plans anymore, you literally never know what life is going to throw at you so there isn't much point'
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morag mctiernan, now 21, was studying performing arts at university went to her gp in 2010 but was told she had an infection of the milk duct her breast pain got so bad she was forced to give up dancing she sought a second opinion and was sent to a specialist for tests doctors told her she had breast cancer and needed surgery had a mastectomy to remove her right breast at the age of 19 one of only four teenagers a year diagnosed with breast cancer in the uk parents fundraising to thank north east’s teenage cancer trust for support
a pensioner branded a neighbour from hell has been warned that she must keep the peace for six months or face a fine after destroying a homeowner's flower bed in an apparent row over a squirrel marion webster, 78, has been reported to police at least 40 times by long suffering neighbours for her anti social behaviour she was found guilty of criminal damage last october for tearing out £50 of flowers from a neighbour's flower beds at solihull magistrates court 'neighbour from hell': marion webster has been warned by magistrates to keep the peace for six months after she was found guilty of criminal damage after ripping up a homeowner's flowerbeds and yesterday she was ordered by magistrates to keep the peace for six months and warned she would be fined £50 if she continued to torment her neighbours neighbours say that the attack on the flowers came after miss webster became convinced that a resident had trained a squirrel to enter her garden kaya ball, prosecuting, said police had been called to the pensioner's home numerous times over the past decade she said: 'this isn't just an isolated incident of cutting some flowers 'on the face of it, it seems trivial, but when it is presented as part of a long standing neighbour dispute you can see there are several incidents' but sam christopher, defending, said she was an elderly lady of 'previous good character' following sentencing, neighbours today branded webster 'a neighbour from hell' and expressed anger at her lenient sentence row: neighbours say that miss webster attacked a neighbour's flowers after a row over a squirrel that had been coming into her garden one said: 'the last thing you expect to have when you move into a nice quiet neighbourhood like this one is an elderly woman acting like a yob 'she is very proud of her garden and she got it into her head that someone had it in for her and was jealous of her flowers 'she put up a big metal gate, extended the height of her fences and made the place into a fortress 'then she became convinced a resident had trained a squirrel to enter her garden after dark and tear up her flowers but everyone thought it was a joke 'one night she cut someone's flowers up and tore up plants from the roots' another reported her to police for playing loud classical music at 3am one claimed: 'she seems to enjoy causing a fuss and making everyone's life hell' west midlands police confirmed they had been contacted more than 40 times since 2002 about alleged incidents including claims from webster herself that she was a victim of flower vandals a spokeswoman said: 'the force has been working in partnership with a vulnerable persons officer, social services and solihull community housing to engage with everybody concerned and to resolve the problems in the area 'there have been no complaints since october 2012'
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marion webster was found guilty of criminal damage she was ordered to keep the peace for six months or face a £50 fine police have been contacted by neighbours 40 times in a decade
everton manager roberto martinez has praised chairman bill kenwright for providing him with a strong enough squad to compete in the premier league and europe martinez's side face lille in europa league group h on thursday night knowing victory would virtually guarantee qualificiation for the knockout stages and the confident spaniard says he could make up to six changes without weakening the strength of his line up even without the injured antolin alcaraz, arouna kone, john stones, bryan oviedo and kevin mirallas everton boss roberto martinez is happy with the size of his squad following a summer of recruitment ross barkley (left) and tim howard (right) train at finch farm on wednesday evening samuel eto'o (left), pictured scoring against burnley, was one of five permanent signings made by everton 'we showed by beating aston villa then getting a draw in lille that we can make changes and perform in a manner to get results 'at the start of the season, the chairman (kenwright) and chief executive made sure we had a big enough squad to play thursday sunday 'we have 23 outfield players who have shown what they can do for the team i don't see a weakened side by making four, five or six changes 'to become a big club with the right mentality, we need to make changes you always want to win the next game, as simple as that' left back leighton baines (right) will definitely start the group h clash at goodison park on thursday night winger aiden mcgeady (left) could be one of the players martinez decides to rest against lille everton have collected five points from their three european games so far to top the group antolin alcaraz's shoulder injury sustained on saturday will keep him out between six and 12 weeks with 36 year old sylvain distin expected to replace him 'we lost antolin at the weekend,' martinez said 'he has dislocated his ac joint on his shoulder and will be out for a while' martinez said alcaraz's length of time on the sidelines would be determined by whether or not he will need to undergo surgery defender antolin alcaraz could be out for up to 12 weeks after dislocating the ac joint in his right shoulder 'with antolin it is difficult because the decision now is if he needs surgery or not,' martinez added 'it is a decision we are going to measure well and make the right call it would depend between six and 12 weeks, depending on the route we are taking' full backs leighton baines and seamus coleman will play '100 per cent, they are the best pair of full backs in england,' smiled martinez 'in previous years, full backs only had to defend – it was a bonus if they crossed the halfway line but now they have to be able to defend one on one, and help offensively too'
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everton host lille at goodison park on thursday night, kick off 805pm roberto martinez has praised chairman bill kenwright for his transfer business last summer the spaniard could make up to six changes against the french side the toffees are top of group h after one win and two draws
an unlicensed driver who mowed down four cyclists, killing two, in new hampshire has been sentenced to up to 40 years in prison for manslaughter and assault darriean hess, 20, was high was on the powerful prescription painkiller fentanyl when she cross the center life and smashed into a cyclists on a charity bike ride in seabrook, new hampshire, in 2013 the wreck killed 60 year old pamela wells and 52 year old elise bouchard just after the start of the granite state wheelmen tri state seacoast century ride taken away: darriean hess, pictured in court on monday, was sentenced to 15 to 40 years in prison for killing two cyclists and injuring two others in september 2013 hess, pictured in court (left) and in a facebook post (right), said few words and mostly stared at the table while victims' families spoke out on monday she barely spoke in court and stared down at the table as her victims' families and one of the surviving cyclists gave emotional testimony about the horror of her crime 'you changed my world the whole universe changed two of the kindest, most wonderful women were taken from all of us the world is a darker place today,' margo heigh told darriean hess, according to wmur tv wells left behind a husband and two teenage children bouchard was married her widower attended the sentencing on monday pamela wells, 60, (left) left behind a husband and two children  elise bouchard, 52, (right) was married hess was a troubled teenager before smashing into the cyclists on a new hampshire highway hess was a troubled 19 year old when she smashed into the cyclists in september 2013 her mother had recently tragically died and she dropped out of college to take care of her younger siblings before moving to alaska and then back to new hampshire she was pulled out and given a speeding ticket just eight hours before the crash but still took to the road despite not having a valid license the court room in brentwood, new hampshire, was packed with friends and family members of the victims as well as hess' family members hess was sentenced to 15 to 40 years in prison with seven to 14 years suspended some of the victims' relatives had advocated for a longer sentence because of the recklessness of the crime others said hess should receive leniency and a second chance
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darriean hess, 20, was sentenced to 15 to 40 years in prison, with seven to 14 years suspended she mowed down four cyclists on a charity bike ride in september 2014 in new hampshire hess was unlicensed and high on the painkiller fentanyl at the time
increase: sales of drink to be consumed at home rose by 13per cent in terms of volume in the year (picture posed by model) britons are getting goggle eyed by following the example set by gogglebox couple steph and dom the couple are known for enjoying big measures of booze, particularly champagne, while commenting on tv trivia in the popular channel 4 series and it seems they are typical of a nation that is drinking more bubbly, particularly at home sales of drink to be consumed at home rose by 13per cent in terms of volume in the year to the end of july – turning around a long term fall the trend was driven by the fact that many people have cut back on going to the pub because of the high prices, while the world cup was also a factor encouraging people to drink more at home the extra volume equates to 331million litres, while the value of drink sold for home consumption was up by 33per cent to £116billion sparkling wine has been the strongest performer, with the volume up by five per cent and the value of these sales growing by a higher 148per cent, as people traded up from cheap cava to more expensive prosecco and champagne sales of sparkling wine rose by £70million to some £541million with more than 40per cent of people saying they had bought bubbly in the past year kevan mulcahey, head of alcohol at kantar worldpanel, which collated the figures, said: ‘shoppers are looking for something a bit special to treat themselves, and sparkling wine is a luxury product with an affordable price tag scroll down for video ‘shoppers are trading up from cava to prosecco and prosecco to champagne, boosting sales of sparkling wine by 148per cent compared with the same time last year ‘cava’s growth has gone flat with sales only growing by 01per cent whereas the more premium option, prosecco, has enjoyed a 746per cent surge in sales over the past year alone, driving the increasing popularity of sparkling wines’ significantly, sales of bottles of veuve cliquot, the most expensive big champagne brand sold in supermarkets, are up by 347per cent mr mulcahey said: ‘many retailers have cottoned on to this shift towards more premium alcoholic beverages and now stock high quality own label sparkling wines, making them very competitive options’ example: steph and dom from gogglebox are known for drinking heavily while watching tv kantar said sparkling wine has become a popular choice for couples over the past five years some 13per cent is now consumed by couples, like steph and dom, who run an upmarket bed and breakfast from a £35million property in kent, having a night in ‘motivations for sparkling wine occasions have become more about ‘having a laugh’ – with 15per cent of volume drunk on these occasions compared with 11per cent five years ago,’ it said figures detailing the rise in drinking at home were published in the grocer magazine, which highlighted how steph and dom once had such a good night on the fizz and cocktails that they tipped up the sofa in front of the tv cameras kantar said: ‘there’s been a small fall in number of serves at home, but volumes are going up’ the grocer magazine said the figures suggest that people are pouring larger measures than they might have done in the past the kantar data suggest the drink by discount chains aldi and lidl to offer bargain bubbly is partly responsible for increased consumption sales through these stores are up by 254per cent in a year ‘even if you have not seen the show (gogglebox), you will recognise the type because some of us seem to be becoming more like them,’ it said ‘for all our good intentions, we are still drinking more at home even though the average number of drinks we serve at home is falling, volume sales are going up ‘this could suggest we are simply pouring ourselves bigger drinks steph and dom, known for their generous measures, would certainly approve’ the kantar data suggest the drink by discount chains aldi and lidl to offer bargain bubbly is partly responsible for increased consumption sales through these stores are up by 254per cent in a year
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this may be the all england lawn tennis and croquet club, but venus ebony starr williams was not going to rush for anybody’s rules her opponent, kurumi nara of japan, was in her chair, baking quietly in the piercing midday sun a sprinkling of spectators grew impatient and started a slow handclap finally, nine minutes late, out strolled the long limbs of miss williams she walked over to her chair and promptly sat down determined: venus williams saw off kurumi narato move into the third round at wimbledon on wednesday now, court 3 is situated between the perimeter wall and the path to the first aid centre, undeniably on the edge of the club but hardly on another planet so why this delay? ‘was i late?’ she pondered, before adding philosophically: ‘what is late? i mean, i guess she got there early i don’t know what time she got there’ williams later denied that a change of underwear from coloured to regulation white was the cause, so we can only assume that cool hauteur had something to do with it five times a champion in sw19, i’ll show up when i’m jolly well ready she even walked off after knocking up but, the intriguing preliminaries observed, it was rip roaring tennis from the moment williams threw her amazonian shoulders into the very first point: a big forehand winner nara, just 5ft 1in and a full foot shorter than her opponent, scampered, chased and fought gamely she barely made a mistake sometimes she was stretching up to hit the ball at eye level, whereas williams collapsed her knees to do so williams, who suffers from the energy sapping sjogren’s syndrome, still struck the ball mighty hard her first serve averaged 118mph; poor little nara’s 86mph but nara started strongly, taking a 3 0 lead before williams levelled the scores the pendulum swung towards williams at 5 3, but the first set went to a tiebreak that, too, went one way and then the other: nara led 4 1 before williams rattled off six straight points nara needed treatment at the end of the first set, returning to the court with a strapped left thigh it did not seem to limit her too much — and she did not blame the injury afterwards — but williams won six consecutive games to win 7 6, 6 1 too powerful: williams hits a forehand against nara on day three at wimbledon what an athletic specimen venus is at the age of 34 don’t take my word for it; hear what she thinks ‘wisdom has served me well,’ she said ‘i’ve worn my sunscreen so i haven’t aged terribly my knees are very tight, not saggy and the crow’s feet have been kept at bay so i’ll give myself an a+’ but in truth nobody expects much of the elder williams sister these days she is seeded 30th here, and before had reached the third round only twice in her last nine grand slams her most notable contribution of recent times was to pose naked for espn the magazine’s body issue yet her durability is magnificent given the sjogren’s syndrome, an incurable auto immune disease that causes fatigue and joint pain — a handicap in the world of high performance tennis she has fallen asleep at the wheel of her car and is exhausted if she trains too hard a vegan diet and recuperation are her remedies brave: nara fell short despite rallying during the second set against the five time champion video wimbledon day 3 review so is she contemplating drawing a line under her dazzling career? ‘well, i don’t like watching tennis on tv,’ she said, while wearing not so much earrings as napkin rings ‘i want to be out there i’m not about the easy life life is a challenge ‘when i leave tennis, i want it to be on my own terms i want to know i rose to every challenge i want to look back with no regrets so far i can do that everyone messes up everyone chokes  everyone loses matches they should have won but as long as you walked out there and gave it your all, you can look back with no regrets’ next up is petra kvitova, the 2011 champion please rest up venus, but don’t forget to set your alarm we don’t want you late again
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venus williams moves into third round after straight sets victory japan's kurumi nara provided a brief scare in second set five time wimbledon champion battled back to beat world no 41
she made her name writing psychological thrillers, including one that sees a couple struggling with the impact of an affair, but author julia crouch has herself been married for 25 years despite ups and downs, several different jobs and the birth and upbringing of three children, the brighton based writer is happier with her husband than ever so what's the secret of her marital success? from spending time alone to keeping the spark alight between the sheets, she reveals how to make a long term relationship work for you long term love: author julia crouch has enjoyed 25 years of marital bliss and says you can do the same happily married: author julia crouch has been married for 25 years and with her husband for 31 this year, the old man and i will celebrate our silver wedding anniversary by spending a few days in a luxury hotel in venice but 25 years is not the whole story: this august we will have actually been together for 31 – it took us a while to get around to tying the knot we are practically unique among our friends for having such a long relationship it helps, of course, getting together when you are very, very young (we were aged 19 and 21), but i’m often asked how we have managed to stay together for so long clearly, the first answer is choose a good ‘un in the first place but that’s quite difficult, because when you fall in love, you're always pretty sure you’ve picked the right person so take your time to see if it still feels right if the other one starts giving you grief, send them packing once you’ve established that, how do you keep that love going through all the curve balls life throws at you? i only have my own experience to go on, but it’s worked so far, so here’s how we’ve stuck together one of the main reasons the old man and i still canoodle is that we have pretty separate, independent lives, which means that we do not rely solely on each other for our happiness that’s not to say we’ve always both had fabulous careers outside the home in fact, i spent many years when our oldest two children were little (they’re now 24 and 22), looking after them at home and working part time i have had many different careers, in fact, to fit around our children i started off as a theatre director and playwright, became a teacher, did a bit of book keeping, then i retrained as a graphic designer before turning to writing i’ve adapted and survived like this because the old man works in theatre and is away a lot i chose to stay at home and earn a regular income while he went off happy: tom hanks and rita wilson (left) and michael j fox and tracey pollan have been married for 26 years some friends have implied that they think i have sacrificed my career for my husband’s, but my reply is that i have really enjoyed everything i have done, and every choice has been made gladly i wanted to be there for my children, so that’s what i did, and i fitted work around them it doesn’t make me any less of a feminist it’s not always been a bed of roses, though: growing up together as we have, we’ve had serious downs as well as ups – times when we‘ve really had to question our relationship and commitment to one another happily for us, the outcome has always been positive, if sometimes hard won, and the result is that, as we approach middle age, we know we are here by positive choice rather than passive default then there's the importance of maintaining a physical relationship look away kids, but whatever age you are, sex is important in a long term relationship desire will come and go, and you have to appreciate that in each other, but i know that if it’s been a long time – say over a week – we begin to get irritable with one another only one thing is going to smooth things out, and i’m not talking about a nice cup of tea but i think the main reason we’re still holding hands is that we share things with each other we don’t have that big imaginary couples tally book where we owe each other favours: cooking, money, childcare we do what we can and we are generous with one another this probably comes from being pretty much skint for our first 15 years together sometimes i’d earn more, sometimes he would we only had one bank account between us – well, it was more of a constant overdraft – and we threw all our pennies into the same hole it has continued like that to this day we are both self employed and our income, if slightly better than it was in the past, is still sporadic but whatever and however we earn, everything we own is owned jointly some might say we’ve been lucky, and i would agree: we are not tied to regular jobs; we get to travel a lot, both independently and together; we have three funny, loving children; and we still love and fancy each other but, they also say that you make your own luck the key to a long, loving marriage? you’ve got to work at it always julia's new book, the long fall, £1399, is published by headline and is out now
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a terrified woman was forced to make a desperate 999 call while locked in a bathroom as neighbours fatally stabbed her cousin to death in the next room half brothers gavin harris, 39, an ex soldier, and raymond ball, 33, both of risca, caerphilly, stabbed epileptic neighbour stephen 'lammy' lambert with kitchen knives leaving blood 'bubbling' from their victim's chest, a court heard today they were jailed for life for hacking their neighbour to death 'like a piece of meat' following the drunken row raymond ball (pictured right) lived on the same street as victim stephen lambert he and his brother gavin harris (left) fatally stabbed their epileptic neighbour to death following a row at mr lambert's home in risca a court heard mr lambert had fallen out with the half brothers and asked them to leave his flat the pair then grabbed knives, stabbing him five times and leaving him with fatal wound when police arrived they found mr lambert, 36, lying on a settee saturated in his blood he told them, 'i can't breathe,' as they fought to save his life prosecutor peter rouch qc told cardiff crown court: 'the blood was bubbling from a stab wound to his chest as they went in' cardiff crown court heard how the trio had been drinking together and listening to music shortly before the brutal attack during the attack, on august 27 last year at the victim's home in risca, mr lambert's terrified cousin louise whatley told an operator in a harrowing 999 call: 'two men are stabbing him with knives and i've locked myself in the bathroom' stephen lambert, 36, (pictured) died after being fatally stabbed by the brothers at his home in risca she watched the pair 'hacking at stephen lambert like a piece of meat' before locking herself in the toilet and phoning 999 prosecutor peter rouch qc said: 'the call was taped and it's a harrowing call 'mr lambert could be heard coughing, groaning and crying out in the background 'she went back out when the two left and tried to stop the bleeding and comfort him, saying to the operator, 'he sounds as if he is really hurting' mr lambert was unresponsive and unconscious when he arrived at the royal gwent hospital in newport with stab wounds to his chest, right arm and thigh doctors attempted a major 'clamshell' surgical procedure, used only in extreme emergencies, and opened up his body through skin, muscle, rib cage and diaphragm, but he could not be saved the fatal chest wound was 10cm deep and had gone through his ribs and an artery while a second 11cm deep wound in his leg had partially severed a vein, the prosecutor said violence started after the group indulged in an evening of drinking from three litre bottles of cider harris and ball, who told police mr lambert had been his best friend, had earlier been seen with knives tucked into their waistbands after a separate incident they were seen putting the weapons behind cushions when they went to mr lambert's home one witness said ball was 'drunk, hyper and acting macho' the court heard mr lambert told ball to leave before a struggle began between mr lambert and ball, as harris tried pull them apart mr rouch said ball then ran to the kitchen and searched the drawers before grabbing a blade from the draining board 'when he returned screaming, 'i'm going to stab you,' ms whatley went into shock and froze as she saw the knife 'ramming down' towards her cousin's leg,' said mr rouch 'as he shouted, 'stop it,' she saw blood on the blade' cardiff crown court (pictured) heard mr lambert was left with blood 'bubbling' from a chest stab wound harris was then said to have gone to the cushion where he had hidden his knife and picked it up 'both of them, then with knives, were stabbing at him', mr rouch said 'louise whatley locked herself in the bathroom and dialled 999' ms whatley told police mr lambert was 'like a brother' to her in a victim impact statement she said: 'it was horrific i have horrible flashbacks and nightmares' after the attack the brothers were at another flat where ball told a man: 'i've just stabbed lambert' harris and ball both admitted murder judge mrs justice nicola davies dbe said: 'this was a frenzied attack on a defenceless man 'nothing stephen lambert said or did should have led to this vicious and senseless stabbing 'the victim was in his own home where he was entitled to feel safe 'the horrific attack was witnessed by his cousin' harris was jailed for 21 years and eight months, ball was jailed for 22 years and six months
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a lorry driver has been jailed for seven years for killing his friend who asked him to test out his new 'bulletproof' vest with a shotgun ian catley, 40, and close friend philip harper were in a farmer's field near melbourn, cambridgeshire, when he fired at his chest from less than 20ft away and killed him almost instantly a court heard today that mr harper had visited a military surplus store the previous day and was 'very keen' to test the effectiveness of his new kit ian catley, 40, (left) has been jailed for seven years after he killed his friend philip harper (right) with a shotgun when he was asked to help him try out his new 'bulletproof' vest prosecutor martin mulgrew described it as a 'protective' vest, although the victim believed it to be bullet proof southwark crown court was told that after leaving rugby trading international ltd in warwickshire he went to the pub the following evening june 29 last year wearing the vest and a swat cap he had already asked another friend james hill to help him test it out but he had flatly refused and then asked more people when he got to the pub prosecutor mr mulgrew said that the vest far from being bulletproof had a plastic casing that actually funnelled the shotgun spray into the centre of mr harper's chest, slicing an artery he added that mr catley attempted to save his friend: 'he was panicking, upset and swearing when catley fired his shotgun (file image) at mr harper from less than 20ft away, the shotgun spray was funnelled into the centre of his chest, slicing an artery paramedics were called but he died almost instantly 'but it was clear to the paramedics at first sight that there was very little that could be done to save mr harper's life' he said catley had first claimed he had been aiming for a pigeon and hit his friend by accident, but quickly came clean mr harper bought what was described as a 'protective' vest, which he incorrectly believed was bullet poof like the one pictured file photo defence barrister mark mcdonald argued that the killing was the result of a stupid and reckless act to which the 'keen' mr harper had nevertheless consented '(mr harper) was very proud of it he'd gone to the pub that evening wearing that vest and indeed a swat cap,' mr mcdonald said 'after a drink or so, he asked more people, and mr catley agreed to do a stupid and undoubtedly reckless act' he pleaded guilty to manslaughter last november and appeared in the dock today for sentencing judge jeffrey pegden qc, handing down the sentence, said: 'you shot mr harper at a distance of less than 20 feet, causing him catastrophic injuries and immediate death 'you then, straight away, took him to hospital but tragically, nothing could be done to save his life' catley stared straight ahead in the dock as the sentence came down, while his mother appeared to fight back tears from the public gallery the court heard the two friends had been close and catley had nightmares about what he had done 'your remorse is complete and genuine,' the judge said 'you recognise the magnitude of your actions and i have no doubt that the effects of killing your good friend will last with you for the rest of your life' but he said catley, as a gun licence holder, had 'manifestly breached those obligations and duties' catley will serve up to half his seven year term, and the judge ordered that his gun be forfeited and destroyed southwark crown court, pictured, heard the vest far from being bulletproof had a plastic casing that actually funnelled the shotgun spray into the centre of mr harper's chest, slicing an artery
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ian catley, 40, shot and killed close friend philip harper in a farmer's field mr harper visited military surplus store day before and was keen to test it he then turned up at pub in vest and swat cap and asked people to try it mr catley agreed but vest 'funnelled' shotgun spray into mr harper's chest catley admitted manslaughter was sentenced to seven years in prison
government bureaucracy may lead to the deportation and stoning of an iranian woman seeking asylum in canada, as she may be forced back to her home country where he husband has accused her of adultery fatemeh derakhshandeh tosarvandan denies her husband's claims, but she fears she will not get a fair trial in iran, and women convicted of adultery face death by stoning now, because her estranged husband didn't officially file the adultery claim until after she made her initial asylum plea to canadian courts, the deadline for her to re file is too soon to get the paperwork through if the case keeps to the intended schedule, she will be forced to head back to iran to face the adultery charges and the prospect of death tosarvandan, now 40, was set up via arranged marriage with her allegedly abusive husband mahmoud hafezi mashhadi in iran in 1993 bureaucratic mistakes: fatemeh derakhshandeh tosarvandan, 40, and her son hessam hafezi mashhadi, 16, face trial in iran because her estranged husband and his father claims she cheated on him they had a son, hessam hafezi mashhadi, and moved to dubai three years later facing fraud allegations in 2009, her husband fled dubai and returned to iran tosarvandan flew with her son to canada after her family in iran told her that her husband had 'circulated information that i committed adultery' canadian newspaper the star reports that when tosarvandan originally filed for asylum, her husband hadn't officially registered his claims of adultery to the iranian court, so they had not filed any formal charges at that point because there was no quantitative proof that she was being prosecuted in her country, her claim was rejected by canadian immigration officials in canada, there is a law that does not permit a refugee to reapply for a second review of their case until one year after they received the initial rejection the paper reports that in many instances, the authorities have disregarded this ban and allowed the refugees in question to remain in the country until their year is up so that they can put new evidence forward in their case but now, following a tightening of the laws on june 29, tosarvandan faces deportation in october even though she has new evidence since the iranian court has formally filed the adultery charges against her 'the fact that a removals officer can blithely tell me that he can’t wait to allow a risk assessment to be conducted based on the new evidence shows just how far (canada border services agency) has drifted from canadian values,' tosarvandan's lawyer lisa winter card told the star being sent back: now the woman and her son have to leave canada by the end of the week 'the average canadian would be horrified to know that we’re going to send a woman to iran to be stoned for adultery' as it stands, immigration officials have rejected the lawyer's request to push back her deportation date to late october and have said that tosarvandan and her now 16 year old son must leave the country by the end of the week adding to the surprising decision, canada formally suspended diplomatic relations with iran two weeks ago, with foreign affairs minister john baird saying that the middle eastern country poses 'most significant threat to global peace and security in the world today'
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while most people who enjoy flying might draw the line at a souvenir jet or mug, anthony toth's obsession has really taken off the airline sales director has spent two decades amassing an unmatched collection of memorabilia from pan am, which he has converted into a replica cabin at his home in redondo beach, california mr toth has spent $200,000 salvaging pan am airliner first class cabin parts for his airline tribute, including working seatbelt signs, oxygen masks and even 18 matching cabin seats scroll down for video head in the clouds: mr toth, 44, has spent $200,000 over 20 years converting his garage into a replica pan am first class cabin cabin fever: mr toth says his favourite part of his replica pan am cabin is a staircase from an original airliner commitment: mr toth has traveled as far as bangkok in search of the exact parts for his well researched pan am cabin he has now turned his 625 square foot garage into a first class cabin from the airline, which was one of the biggest in the us until its collapse in 1991 as well as seats and other accessories, mr toth has equipped the pan am cabin in his garage with all other in flight accessories, including socks, eyeshades and extra headsets he says his favourite part of his unique collection is a winding staircase which led to a first class cabin on a pan am 747 in the early 1970s lights out: eye masks, blankets and towels are just some of the smaller additions mr toth has added to the replica in his garage mr toth has scoured the globe in his quest to find 18 matching pan am first class cabin seats finer details: the airline sales director has even found oxygen masks and working seatbelt signs for extra authenticity authentic: even the seatbelts in mr toth's converted cabin have the trademark pan am airliner logo mr toth, global sales director for united airlines, said: 'to the people who live on the same street as me this is just the garage, but to me it's the pan am 747 'what i really desire is, to be a part of what actually was the pan am cabin of the 1970’s and 80’s ‘the great thing about pan am was that it was so identifiable – you could sit in that cabin and know exactly who you were flying with' safety conscious: should there be an in flight emergency, mr toth has gone to great lengths to make sure everyone in his garage is safe mr toth's bizarre two decade garage conversion has been featured on us show my crazy obsession in flight comforts: items of cutlery, paperwork and tray tables help are all part of the attention to detail from mr toth many of the pieces of regalia were collected from a salvage site for aircraft in the mojave desert, california, where retired aircraft are stripped down for spare parts, but mr toth has also had to travel as far as bangkok in thailand to find the perfect additions to his creation the collecter, who is now hoping that the cabin can be turned into a museum, isn’t as enamored by today’s first class service: ‘i didn't want to sleep when i flew,’ mr toth says ‘i wanted to spend every minute enjoying everything that was happening’ mr toth's bizarre collection has been featured along with other hoarders on us programme my crazy obsession all consuming: other obsessions detailed in the season finale of the us show include robert seger and fred stachnik, who own over 400 vintage household appliances from 1945 to 1965 lynn katsaris, from los angeles, meanwhile, has hoarded over 1,800 dolls which she treats as her own babies
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anthony toth spends $200,000 converting garage into airliner cabin his hoard of memorabilia has taken 20 years to amass
bill clinton joked on thursday about wanting his fellow former president george w bush to paint him naked, now that he has become something of an amateur painter there were bursts of laughter as clinton made the remarks about his counterpart's hobby during a speech at the opening of the george w bush library in dallas at the end of a speech praising the achievement's of bush's presidency, clinton said: 'i probably shouldn't say this but i'm going to anyway' he said that george w's mother barbara bush had shown him some of his landscape and animal canvases and that he thought they were 'great' scroll down for video portrait sitting? bill clinton joked about wanting bush to paint him naked during his speech at the opening of the george w bush presidential center on thursday creative flair: george w bush told diane sawyer during an interview on wednesday that it's not easy to paint water hitting water as in this work he created of his bathtub mr bush's self portrait: in the interview he said 'by the way, that's not that easy to paint, water hitting water just so, you know, and the perspective it's a beauty, isn't it?' clinton then quipped: 'i seriously considered calling and asking you to do a portrait of me until i saw the results of your sister's hacked emails 'those bathroom sketches are wonderful but at my age, i think i should keep my suit' he was referencing self portraits found in hacked bush family emails which appear to show paintings of the former president shaving in the shower and soaking in a bathtub bush said in an interview this week that he now has a slower pace of life and makes sure that he sits at his easel every day in his texas mansion 'i love to paint it is painting has changed my life in an unbelievably positive way,' the former president said earlier this year some of his work was revealed after the bush family emails were hacked one photo showed mr bush, 66, standing at an easel, dabbing at a canvas the photos were posted online and mr bush referenced them in wednesday's interview with abc news’ diane sawyer saying:  'by the way, that’s not that easy to paint, water hitting water just so, you know, and the perspective… it’s a beauty, isn’t it?' 'it may reflect my precocious nature, me painting myself in a bathtub,' he added jokingly as he sat next to his wife laura presidential painter: former president george w bush spent a month getting private painting lessons in florida alongside his sister in law, where he showed a fondness for painting small dogs hobby: mr bush said that he now has a slower pace of life and makes sure that he sits at his easel daily at his texas mansion skill: his teacher, bonnie flood from cummings, georgia, said that the republican was very passionate and talented range: though he initially enjoyed painting dogs, ms flood said that she made him also paint landscapes like his ranch in crawford, texas but mr bush admitted he was not overawed with his painting and does not think he has a real talent 'fortunately, i haven’t seen those reviews,' he said 'look, the signature is more valuable than the painting' the two term president has led a significantly quieter life since leaving office in 2008 spending much of his time painting and going on mountain bike rides with groups of veterans like wounded warrior in an interview with the dallas morning news published two sundays ago, bush added that painting gives him an opportunity to 'create' he also reflected on what others think of his work 'people are surprised,' bush said 'of course, some people are surprised i can even read' president barack obama stands with, from second from left, former presidents george w bush, bill clinton, george hw bush, and jimmy carter at the dedication of the george w bush presidential library us first lady michelle obama, president barack obama, former first lady barbara bush, former president george hw bush, former president george w bush and laura bush pray the dedication ceremony in dallas, texas in march an artist who taught mr bush how to paint both animals and landscapes in a recent month long course spoke out his skills as a late in life painter mr bush spent four weeks in private lessons alongside his sister in law in a home in boca grande, florida where they improved their technique and expanded their artistic horizons 'he has such a passion for painting, it's amazing,' said instructor bonnie flood she revealed that the former president loved painting pictures of dogs, though she eventually broke him of his habit and helped him paint pictures of his crawford, texas ranch 'he picked it up so quick, it was amazing actually his whole heart is in it,' the atlanta native told the local fox news affiliate his passion for dogs comes as little surprise, as his pet scottish terrier barney was a constant presence around the white house during his two terms and was the star of the annual christmas tour video 'i think he said he's painted 50 dogs,' ms flood said as the library's opening approached, bush and his wife embarked on a round robin of interviews with all the major television networks, likely aware that history's appraisal of his legacy and years in office will soon be solidifying
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bush mostly paints landscapes and animals daily at his dallas mansion former president told diane sawyer: 'painting has changed my life' 'it’s a beauty, isn’t it?' he said in reference to painting created in bathroom
george clooney and fiancé amal alamuddin are busy making wedding plans and while they’ve pretty much decided to walk down the aisle in september – the one year anniversary of when they met – they were still looking for on the perfect venue now they've zeroed in on highclere castle near london – the home of tv’s downton abbey! as mailonline reported earlier this week, clooney flew to london on wednesday and whisked his fiancé away for a surprise mini holiday in the english countryside and one of george’s romantic destinations was highclere, because he knows that while his lady love isn’t a big tv fan, she adores downton abbey scroll down for video royal wedding: last week george took amal alamuddin to highclere castle the home of downton abbey ‘george became close friends with hugh bonneville, who plays lord robert crawley, when they did monuments men together last year,’ says a source ‘and they really hit it off he contacted hugh and asked him to arrange a private tour of the castle amal was blown away ‘when he saw his bride to be’s reaction to the spectacular victorian castle, set on 1,000 acres of parkland, he began making some discrete inquires about having their wedding performed there and he was told they would be most happy to accommodate them!’ spectacular: george loves the idea of marrying at the castle, because it's a glamorous place he could secure, says a source ornate surroundings: the smoking room at highclere castle highclere has been the residence of the carnarvon family since 1679  and it’s currently inhabited by the 8th lord and lady carnarvon and their family the castle does allow weddings, and prices to hire parts of the castle alone, begin at about $23,000 for one night couples can marry in the saloon, with the bride descending the sweeping oak staircase featured on the series that room can hold about 120 guests, but the dining room can accommodate up to 400 people they will also provide marquees on the grounds where guests can dine, dance and celebrate the castle boasts an award winning chef in paul brooke taylor, who prepares some of the carnarvon families favorites, as well as vegetarian and vegan fare they also specialise in authentic victorian foods and they offer an extensive wine list ‘george loves the idea of marrying at the castle, because it’s a glamorous place he could secure,’ says the source ‘and the same way kanye west and kim’s wedding guests were given a private tour of the palace of versailles, a private tour of not only the castle and grounds, but of the famous egyptian antique exhibition in the castle cellars could be arranged’ channeling lady mary: when george saw his bride to be's reaction to the spectacular victorian castle, set on 1,000 acres of parkland, he began making some discrete inquires about having their wedding there lade mary crawley descended the grand oak staircase to wed matthew on the series in 1922, the 5th earl of carnarvon discovered the egyptian tomb of the young pharaoh tutankhamen  and although most of his findings are now housed in the metropolitan museum in new york, many of the artifacts still remain in the castle when shirley maclaine was working on downton abbey, she was very impressed with the castle’s current collection that includes jewelry, art, decorative jars, and the coffin of a 3,500 year old  egyptian nobel woman ‘amal’s middle eastern relatives would most certainly enjoy the exhibition, and the tour would make for a most memorable wedding,’ adds the source highclere would also be a perfect place for george and amal to tie the knot because of its close proximity to london and the fact it’s only 50 miles away from heathrow airport bond: george became close friends with hugh bonneville, who plays lord robert crawley on the pbs drama, when they did monuments men together last year bonneville arranged for the private tour and while many of amal’s family members live in dubai, and lebanon, her mother lives in london ‘amal grew up in london, and attended school in buckinghamshire,’ says another source ‘and she went to university at oxford she currently works in london so she has many close british friends her mother baria has also been living in london for years – since the 1980s – and is the respected editor of a london – based arab newspaper her father, ramzi returned to lebanon in the early 1990s, but he often visits london and can easily travel there ‘there is still a lot to be decided in addition to wedding details, like where the couple will live,’ says the source ‘and amal would like for george to sell his studio city house because it’s such a ‘guy place,’ and find somewhere more suitable to them start their life together
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the actor and his bride to be are ready to wed in september the one year anniversary of when they met during clooney's surprise mini holiday with amal, they visited the english countryside and were given a private tour of highclere castle, where tv series downton abbey is filmed amal fell in love with the castle and its spectacular grounds highclere is available for weddings; prices start at about $25,000 for just the venue it boasts an award wining chef amal's mother lives in london and amal works there and has many british friends hugh bonneville, clooney's co star in monuments men and who plays the earl of downton manor, arranged for the private visit
it is said that women are from venus and men from mars, but the debate as to whether men and women’s brains really are different rages on tonight it is the subject of bbc’s horizon, which will feature a number of experts arguing that male and female behaviour is driven by biological differences, and others claiming it is caused by social conditioning the programme looks at the latest research   from into whether hormones in the womb make a developing foetus' brain more ‘masculine’ to how children naturally prefer to play with gender 'appropriate' toys scroll down for video battle of the sexes: tonight's horizon will look at differences between men and women's brains (illustrated with a stock image) it will include the latest research about whether hormones in the womb make people’s brains more ‘masculine’ and analytical, as well as men and women’s tolerance to pain clasp your hands together interlocking your fingers and look at which thumb is on top if your right thumb is on top, it suggests that the left half of your brain is dominant the left hemisphere is associated with logic, analysis, facts and verbal ability and is viewed as being more masculine if your left thumb is on top it suggests that the right half of your brain is dominant some studies suggest that a dominant right hemisphere of the brain makes a person more creative, intuitive and adept at analysing emotions 'feminine' traits all humans use a mixture of both hemispheres this experiment forms part of a larger bbc quiz examining how the brain works professor simon baron cohen of cambridge university, whose research will be examined in the programme, believes there are two different brain types: ‘empathisers’ who are good at reading what people are feeling, and ‘systemisers’ who are best at analysing situations all humans are a mixture of the two, but men tend to be stronger systemisers than women, who are largely better empathisers, dr michael mosley explained this perhaps helps reinforce the stereotype that men are better at reading maps, while women are more adept at reading people’s emotions and multitasking come professor baron cohen’s latest research suggests that this is a result of exposure to hormones in the womb, and not social conditioning, the bbc reported for his latest study, he followed a group of children from birth for 12 years at 16 weeks gestation, samples of fluid in the womb were taken and the levels of testosterone in it measured size matters? a recent study by the university of cambridge showed that men and women's brains are biologically different when it comes to differences in grey matter areas of larger volumes in women are marked in red and areas of larger volume in men are in blue professor baron cohen found that the higher the testosterone in the fluid, the slower the child was to develop socially and showed less empathy at primary school however, children exposed to higher levels of testosterone in the womb, displayed better spatial awareness and analytical abilities, which are traditionally seen as masculine traits, he argues in tonight’s programme that male and female brains consequently develop differently, without gender influences imposed on children another recent study by the university of pennsylvania will come under the spotlight researchers scanned the brains of 949 males and females between the ages of eight and 22 and found that male and female brains were wired differently men showed stronger connections between the front and backs of their brains than women professor ruben gurr of the university said that the connection means that men are ‘better able to connect what they see with what they do, which is what you need to be able to do if you are a hunter’ the study also revealed that women have stronger wiring between the right and left hemispheres of the brain, which makes people with more feminine brains better at multitasking and reading people’s emotions dr michael mosley said that more research into the differences in male and female brains could lead to gender specific medication (stock image) however, professor alice roberts believes that differences in how men and women behave are largely down to social conditioning – how children are treated at a young age she is concerned that claims that women’s brains are biologically different to men’s could discourage females from pursuing careers in science and engineering ‘we live in a country where fewer than three out of ten physics a levels are taken by girls, where just 7 per cent of engineers are women…and where men still earn on average nearly 20 per cent more than their female colleagues’ dr michael mosely, who presents the programme, told mailonline that culture undoubtedly plays a role in shaping whether people behave in a certain way, but said that he believes there are real differences in the brains of the two sexes an experiment was specially conducted for horizon, which involved experts giving monkeys a choice of ‘male toys’ such as cars and ‘female’ toys such as dolls to play with they found that the male monkeys were naturally drawn to the cars, while the female monkeys automatically opted for the dolls researchers say it is natural for females to be drawn to the dolls because female primates raise their young, but they are not sure why the male monkeys wanted cars dr moseley said that new research into male and female brains could be used to develop the next generation of painkillers that are gender specific some experts believe that men and women process pain differently for example men respond better to paracetamol than women when in pain because drugs are typically tested on male animals, many drugs better suit men, but new pills could be tailored to women horizon: is you brain male or female? will be broadcast tonight (september 29) on bbc 2 at 9pm dr michael mosely (pictured), told mailonline that culture undoubtedly plays a role in shaping whether people behave in a certain way, but said that he believes there are real differences in the brains of the two sexes experts are divided as to whether male and female brains really are different neuroscientist professor gina rippon says the sexes are not ‘hardwired’ in different ways and there is no evidence that men are innately better at reading maps or that women are better at multi tasking any difference is due to society’s idea of gender, not to biology, and is deterring a generation of women from becoming scientists, she warns professor rippon, of aston university, birmingham, said differences in the brain are formed in childhood by divisions in the games girls and boys play and stereotypes they conform to she told the british science festival in birmingham last month: 'we really cannot afford to sit back and accept the “essentialist” view that girls are not going to be interested in science subjects because of some “brain deficiency” ‘we need more trained scientists and engineers but 50 per cent of our pool of talent is not engaging ‘people who could study these subjects or do these jobs are choosing not to this must not be explained away by misguided and misleading explanations in terms of unchangeable biological characteristics, or references to “the natural order of things”’ her views for which she has been labelled a ‘gender difference denier’ are contradicted by a prominent study published last year the study, in which the brains of 949 young men and women were scanned at the university of pennsylvania, suggested that women had better connections between the left and right hand sides of the brain, while men had better links between the front and back the authors claimed their findings demonstrated that women are better disposed to deal with ‘analytical’ and ‘intuitive’ tasks at the same time men, meanwhile, were better at complex motor skills, they said professor rippon dismissed the study as having neglected the idea that these changes were caused by nurture not nature and said there is no such thing as a ‘hardwired’ brain ‘there is quite a lot of thoughtless science being done and quite a lot of overenthusiastic presenting if you just look at gender differences and not their experiences in life then yes you might find differences ‘but the brains of men and women are much more similar than they are different’
bbc 2’s alice roberts 9pm tonight horizon cambridge university
debate is the subject of bbc 2’s horizon, which airs tonight at 9pm programme will look at whether hormones in the womb make people’s brains more ‘masculine,’ as well as men and women’s tolerance to pain research from cambridge university suggests higher levels of testosterone in the womb leads to the development of a more masculine brain another recent study showed that men have a stronger connection between the front and backs of their brains, leading to better spatial awareness professor alice roberts thinks differences between the sexes are down to social conditioning and biological claims put women off becoming scientists