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Input: The Killers and Nine Inch Nails, part of the Chicago festival's first line-up in 1991, will also perform, founder Perry Farrell has said.Phoenix, Thievery Corporation, Tegan and Sara, Cat Power, Lana Del Rey and Vampire Weekend are also confirmed.More than 130 acts have been booked to play the festival on 2-4 August."It is so exciting to have The Cure at Lollapalooza for the first time because I love The Cure and we've never had them," said Farrell, lead singer for Jane's Addiction."It's always frustrated me and made me feel incomplete and now I can feel complete and die."Meanwhile, Mumford and Sons are returning as headliners just three years after their last performance at Lollapalooza in 2010, when they played during the day.Mumford and Sons' latest album, Babel, has sold more than one million copies.The line-up reflects a mix of genres - indie bands, singer-songwriters, country, hip-hop, rock and electronic acts.The musicians will be travelling to the festival from all over the world."We don't look to stylise our line-up so much as we just stay away from pop garbage," Farrell said, adding that he considers himself a curator in his role arranging the festival line-up."Sometimes it's not what I'm going to do. It's what I'm not going to do that sets your trend."The festival will take place at Chicago's Grant Park for the ninth year, and three-day passes for the festival have already sold out.Some one-day passes are still available.Previous headliners included Lady Gaga, Green Day, Eminem and Coldplay.


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Input: Whelan met a Alex Greenwood corner in the 66th minute to break the deadlock, the Lady Magpies' only meaningful effort on goal during the game.Asisat Oshoala was twice denied by Notts' Carly Telford before the break.Nicole Rolser also went close for the Reds before Whelan's winner lifted Notts up to third in table.Media playback is not supported on this deviceVictory extended the Lady Magpies' unbeaten run to seven matches and moved them to within one point second-placed Arsenal in the women's Super League One standings.Liverpool are fifth with six points from five games this season, heading into the nine-week World Cup break.Notts County Ladies manager Rick Passmoor told BBC Sport."Today was a win in a very different style to what we have done before. If Liverpool took their chances early doors it could have been so different."We found it tough at times because of how well they played in the first half. It was a real tight contest between two top teams."It was a hard-earned victory, but what a way to go into the break - three points, a clean sheet and top three in the table."Liverpool Ladies manager Matt Beard told BBC Sport:"We had enough chances to win two games today if I'm honest."It is something that is getting frustrating now because the same thing happened at Chelsea. They didn't really cause us any problems throughout the 90 minutes."Once they got in front they managed the game really well. I was disappointed with our reaction and I told the players that after the game."Notts County Ladies: Telford, Greenwood, F Whelan, Bassett (capt), Walton, Buet, Crichton, Whelan (Susi 61), Williams, Clarke (Turner 77), WhiteSubstitutes not used: Draycott, Plumptre, O'NeillLiverpool Ladies: Stout, Harris, Williams, Bonner (capt), Longhurst, Dowie, Smorsgard (Rolser 45), Easton (Zelam 76), Oshoala, Schroder (Ryland 69), MurraySubstitutes not used: Danielle GibbonsAttendance: 2,057Referee: Thomas Brammall-Ross


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Input: The BBC understands the government will take over the Medway Secure Training Centre, which was run by G4S.A source said a report, commissioned by ministers to examine improvements at the centre in Rochester, would make "uncomfortable" reading for the firm.The government said it was looking at options. G4S has declined to comment.Police began investigating staff after the BBC's Panorama programme in January revealed assault claims at the unit.Four men were arrested on suspicion of child neglect while a fifth was held on suspicion of assault.All have been released on police bail.The Ministry of Justice (MoJ) will start operating the centre through its National Offender Management Service (Noms) by the end of July, according to the source.A new director is expected to be appointed, but staff at Medway are likely to transfer to Noms.It will be the first time the government has run a secure training centre.An MoJ spokesman said it would announce the next steps in due course.He said: "Our priority will always be the safety and welfare of young people in custody - that is why the Justice Secretary set up an Independent Improvement Board to examine the running of Medway STC."This sits alongside a wider review of youth justice."The Panorama programme included footage apparently showing staff mistreating and abusing inmates.Allegations relating to 10 boys, aged 14 to 17, included use of unnecessary force, foul language and a cover-up at the centre.Five members of staff were sacked and three more suspended, while the unit's director, Ralph Marchant, stood down.The unit takes youths aged 12 to 17 both on remand and after conviction.In April, it emerged further allegations had been made by a young person who had been placed at the centre since the documentary was aired.


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Input: Three women aged between 60 and 82 were hit by bullets and bullet fragments after two officers fired at the man.The 23-year-old man, who allegedly approached officers with the knife, was also injured.An independent team will now investigate the circumstances surrounding Thursday's incident.Police were called to an organic food market outside Westfield Shopping Centre at Hornsby, in Sydney's north, just before midday after shoppers noticed the man acting strangely.New South Wales Police Assistant Commissioner Dennis Clifford said the man was holding a large carving knife and confronted officers when they approached him.He said two officers fired shots at the man, who was wounded several times."Unfortunately some bystanders were also injured, with either bullet or fragment wounds," Mr Clifford said."The man is known to us. I understand he was reported missing from a psychiatric centre near here yesterday and police were making efforts to try and locate him."Mr Clifford said it was understood that Tasers, batons and sprays were available to the officers."In a life-and-death situation the police had to make a very critical decision on the action that they took," he said.All the injured bystanders are in hospital in a stable condition.Witnesses told Australian media of a chaotic scene after police shot the "zombie-like" young man, who was "babbling incoherently" before the incident.He also remains in hospital, under police guard.


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Input: The 22-year-old's former club IFK Norrkoping said he had a heart defect.DC United's general manager Dave Kasper said: "The MLS cardiology consultant and a heart specialist at MedStar Georgetown University Hospital determined he could resume playing."Kamara will undergo testing at the end of each season."The Sierra Leone international's move to DC United comes at a time when two Cameroonian players Patrick Ekeng and Jeanine Christelle Djomnang died of suspected heart problems.Kasper added: "The player had a potential cardiac issue that could have eliminated him from playing. He was evaluated and found this was not the case."We went through proper medical testing and approvals from two top cardiology specialists."Certainly we went through a rigorous process, but once they cleared him to play, it gave us peace of mind."A transfer fee has not been paid for Kamara but Norrköping will be compensated if the player meets performance incentives or if he is sold in the future.He was originally examined as part of a Uefa requirement because IFK Norrkoping are due to take part in the qualifiers for next season's Champions League.'He is a strong guy'Experts from both Uefa and Fifa had advised Kamara against continuing playing football.This initially forced Norrkoping to remove Kamara from their 2016 season squad to stop him from playing more matches.Kamara, who scored six goals to help Norrköping win the 2015 Swedish league, is delighted that his career can resume."He is so happy and excited to be able to play again," Kamara's local agent Chernor Musa Jalloh told BBC Sport."Physically and mentally he is prepared and he knows everything as he is a strong guy."He went through a difficult path and thanks to everyone who supported him."


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Input: The 50-year-old took over at Rovers in June 2016, but won just 11 of 37 games.Blackburn are 23rd in the table, three points from safety, in a season which has also been marred by fan protests against the club's owners, Venky's."The decision has been taken to give the club the best possible chance of climbing to a position of safety in the Championship," said a club statement.Coyle's last game was the 2-1 defeat in the FA Cup fifth round by Manchester United on Sunday.Assistant manager Sandy Stewart, first-team coach John Henry and goalkeeping coach Phil Hughes have also left Ewood Park.Blackburn's next game is away to fellow Championship strugglers Burton Albion on Friday - with Rovers winless on the road since November.The club have said that the search for new manager will begin with "immediate effect".BBC Radio Lancashire's Andy BayesOwen Coyle's appointment was never going to be a success in the eyes of the supporters. The abuse from the travelling support directed at him in the recent draw with Rotherham was vociferous and I understand that his position was very much hanging in the balance from then on.Coyle can rightly claim that he wasn't backed in terms of budget. He was given £250,000 to spend in the summer while he recouped in excess of £10m and the January transfer window saw him frustrated that the club failed to land his list of potential targets.The fact that Rovers haven't been higher than 20th all season is the reason behind his departure. Financially they can ill afford relegation to League One, and whoever comes in has 15 games to save them.Since the takeover of the club by Venky's in November 2010, the club are now looking to appoint a seventh permanent manager.


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Input: Terry Morgan, a recently retired publican from Cockwood in Devon, set his alarm to drinking up time, 22:55.He said he scoured his home before realising the timepiece had been swallowed by Charlie the dog.Charlie was taken to the vet but "coughed" the watch up before an operation became necessary."At first I thought he was lying on it," said Mr Morgan."Only when I rolled him over did I realise it was inside him."The watch was always set to go off at ten-fifty-five to remind me to call last orders."Luckily, I'd never bothered to change it."Mr Morgan said a surgical operation to retrieve the timepiece would have cost £1,000.The episode still cost Mr Morgan £200 because vets had to X-ray Charlie to make sure the animal had not swallowed anything else."I've also had to put up with the endless 'Time' jokes from the regulars," said Mr Morgan.A spokesman for the St David's Veterinary Group in Exeter said: "It was the talk of the surgery. We had a real laugh about it."


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Input: The 34-year-old centre-back, whose contact expires at the end of the season, has made 656 appearances in 16 years for the Premier League leaders."The club know my position," said the former England captain. "I want to stay. Hopefully my performances are showing that and they can keep me."I'll be happy to get one year and then see how it goes. I'm taking it year by year. I haven't got much choice."Terry made his first team debut in October 1998, and replaced Marcel Desailly as club captain at the start of the 2004-05 campaign.He is the most successful captain in the club's history, having led Chelsea to three Premier League titles, a Champions League success, four FA Cups and two League Cups.Terry's former Chelsea and England team-mates, Frank Lampard and Ashley Cole, were allowed to leave the club once they had reached the end of their contracts.Midfielder Eden Hazard, 24, is the latest Chelsea player to sign a contract extension, a move that has been welcomed by Terry, who added: "Hazard has just been done and that's the most important for the club."


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Input: Rita Hobbs' Labrador Molly limped out from long grass in Cotgrave on Friday, and died two days later.A vet said a puncture mark on the dog's right front leg could have been caused by an adder but it was "inconclusive".A Nottinghamshire reptile expert said the snakes have not been seen in the county for nine years.Mrs Hobbs and her daughter Rebecca were walking Molly down a lane when the 10-year-old dog limped out from a long grass verge.How to identify UK reptilesThe next day one of Molly's paws swelled up, and she later suffered a fit.The family took her to a Vets Now surgery in Nottingham, where she had a second seizure and died.Mrs Hobbs said: "The first thing [the vet] said to us was 'has she been in any long grass?' and it still didn't click."She said it would be a snake bite. I was absolutely amazed."Dr Sheila Wright, an amphibian and reptile recorder for Nottinghamshire, said without a toxicology report she doubted an adder had killed the dog.She said: "We haven't seen an adder for nine years so we think they're extinct in Nottinghamshire due to habitat loss and persecution.""It was most definitely something else and I'd be amazed if it was an adder."In a statement, Laura Playforth, Vets Now's head of clinical operations, said: "Whilst the symptoms displayed by Molly and the puncture mark that was evident on her right forelimb could have been caused by an adder, it could have also been something else."Therefore it is inconclusive. We don't think it would be wise to presume it was definitely an adder."It added that a toxicology test, which would determine whether venom was in the dog's system, had not been carried out.


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Input: The Owls have lost their last two games but are sixth in the Championship, five points clear of seventh-placed Fulham."I don't think the genuine fans of Sheffield Wednesday have Twitter," he told BBC Radio Sheffield."Usually the people who have social media use it to talk bad things and be negative."He continued: "I have absolute confidence that 95% of the fans of Sheffield Wednesday do not think like this."I sometimes receive messages from people who are fans telling me not to listen to the moaners on social media."Carvalhal, who said the club is having one of the best seasons in its 150-year history, took over at Hillsborough in June 2015 and led them to the Championship play-off final last season, where they lost to Hull City.Meanwhile, the Portuguese has backed striker Jordan Rhodes to rediscover his best form.The on-loan Middlesbrough man has scored just once in six appearances for the Owls since joining on transfer deadline day and missed a penalty in Saturday's 1-0 defeat by Leeds United."He was not playing when he came here and now he has played six games in a row. He was completely exhausted on Saturday so we had to take him off," Carvalhal added."Now he has had time to breathe and train he will perform better than in previous games. There's no question he will do better for us."


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Input: In the absence of a local premiere, a group of extras from Dracula Untold have organised their own red carpet charity screening and gala night.The black tie event, with a fundraising auction, is sold out and proceeds will go to cancer and arthritis charities.Bobby Marno, who played a soldier, said he and other extras decided they would get together when the film reached cinemas."The idea just grew and grew and now it is a gala event, raising money for worthy charities," he said.Vlad (Dracula) is played by Welsh actor Luke Evans, who has appeared in the Hobbit. His main enemy, Mehmed, is played by Dominic Cooper.The production had its main base in an east Belfast factory.Other filming locations around Northern Ireland included the Giant's Causeway, Mount Stewart, Divis and Black Mountains, Roe Valley country park in County Londonderry, and Killynether Woods and Scrabo in County Down.An investment of Â£1.6m from Northern Ireland Screen is expected to bring a return of Â£13.5m to the local economy.NI Screen chief executive Richard Williams said he was excited to see the end result as Dracula Untold arrived in cinemas."It is a wonderful showcase for Northern Ireland and it was a real coup for us to have the movie made here," he said.The first-time feature film director is Gary Shore from Dublin, who began his career making commercials.


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Input: Remote access was still restricted "as a precaution" the group said.Oil production was not affected by the virus which struck on 15 August, Saudi Aramco added.The company took its website offline after the attack and now carries a message on its front page apologising for any inconvenience."We have isolated all our electronic systems from outside access as an early precautionary measure that was taken following a sudden disruption which affected some sectors of our network," the message reads.Most of the damage has now been repaired, it added.A group named the Cutting Sword of Justice has claimed responsibility for the attack in an online forum.It blamed the Saudi government for "crimes and atrocities" in several countries. It said the state-run oil firm was hit because it was a key source of income for the government."This was not the first nor will it be the last illegal attempt to intrude into our systems," said Khalid al-Falih, president and chief executive of Saudi Aramco.Last week a virus called Shamoon, which targeted companies in the energy industry, was reported by security experts. Saudi Aramco has not said whether this was the malware involved.


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Input: Prince William and his wife Kate met Boman Kohinoor, owner of a famous Mumbai Parsi cafe, on Sunday at the city's Taj Mahal Palace hotel.The royal rendezvous took place after they were told of the campaign with the misspelled hashtag #WillKatMeetMe.Mr Kohinoor has a strong claim to be India's oldest and biggest royalist.The huge cardboard cut-outs of William and Kate that adorn his restaurant reflect a lifetime of devotion. In 2010, he wrote to the Queen asking her to visit and she replied to thank him on a letterhead stamped with the Windsor crest.In pictures: Day one of the royal tour"I met Their Royal Highnesses [on Sunday] evening at the Taj," Mr Kohinoor told Conde Nast Traveller."They were very kind and asked me about my restaurant and my favourite dishes there."I told them about the berry pulao and how it's made using my late wife's recipe."Mr Kohinoor said that he was asked by the royal pair if he could cook. "I said no, but I serve my customers well," he replied."I told them: Give my love to the Queen, and to [your] children Prince George and Princess Charlotte, too."I wish I had more time to speak, but I'm thankful for this opportunity."The veteran restaurateur said that he was given the opportunity after a video in which he pleaded to meet the royal pair was posted on the internet."TRH (their royal highnesses) were very touched and invited him to their hotel before last night's charity gala," Kensington Palace tweeted on Monday,Earlier at the Taj Mahal Palace, the couple spoke to survivors of the 2008 terror attacks in the city.The seven-day tour will also see them travel to the remote Himalayan kingdom of Bhutan.


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Input: Sir Liam Donaldson told the BBC there needed to be financial savings through staff cutbacks.Last week, Health Minister Simon Hamilton announced his intention to abolish the board but said it could not happen until April 2017.Sir Liam says it should happen sooner."The last thing you want is an organisation which is dying in management terms running the show for years," he said.Mr Hamilton rejected Sir Liam's idea that an international panel should be given the power to make difficult decisions such as reducing the number of acute hospitals.Instead, the health minister believes the panel should be made up of Northern Ireland experts and politicians should make the decisions."He has talked of political courage and political consensus - so whilst the letter of the recommendation of bringing in an external panel to advise is not being taken - the spirit of it very much is," he added.Many of the 600 staff at the Health and Social Care Board are expected to be redeployed to the Department of Health or the trusts, but Sir Liam says real savings are needed."I would expect to see a reduction in unnecessary management costs because ultimately that same money can be redeployed to frontline patient care where it is very very badly needed," he said.


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Input: The UAE has held Pakistan's home Tests since 2010, after a terrorist attack on the Sri Lanka cricket team in 2009.The first day of the first Test at Abu Dhabi's Zayed Cricket Stadium was marked by poor attendance, with banks of empty seats visible."You have to get people watching and they aren't here," said Vaughan."It's either too hot or they aren't interested. Forget the money - I'd play this series in Australia."England bowler Stuart Broad, who is touring the UAE for a second time, admitted the lack of atmosphere does present a different challenge for players who were accustomed to sold-out stadia during last summer's Ashes series against Australia.Speaking to Sky Sports, he said: "When you are playing an Ashes series in front of a lot of crowds at home, a lot gets you through the day but here it is about your 'inner ticker'... as Vaughany called it."Vaughan added: "Pakistan played Australia in England and it was quite well supported. Why not take this series to a part of the world where it would be the same?"There would be ex-pats. You could go to some of the lesser (smaller) grounds in Australia."Pakistan have not been beaten in seven Test series in the UAE, and Vaughan believes the slow, spin-friendly conditions give them an excessive advantage."Home advantage has swayed too far," he said. "There's a fine margin making sure it's not too much."


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Input: Ignacio Echeverría, 39, saw the attack unfolding at London Bridge on Saturday night, and rushed to help the woman.Friends with him at the time told his family what had happened.Reports say Mr Echeverría is not listed among the dead. His sister has gone to London hospitals, but there is no news of him being among the injured.In a message on Facebook his father Joaquín Echeverría urged members of the public to help find his son, posting details of Ignacio.At least one other Spaniard is in a London hospital, lightly injured after the terror attack at London Bridge.Reports say Ignacio Echeverría came upon the scene at London Bridge while cycling back from a park with two friends, with whom he had been skateboarding.In a Facebook post, his father said: "They saw him lying on the floor on the sidewalk after defending someone with his skateboard."Apparently Ignacio did not have ID on him at the time. The Spanish embassy and HSBC Bank, his employer in London, are helping to search for him.On Saturday night three men rammed their van into pedestrians on London Bridge, then went on a stabbing rampage at nearby bars and restaurants, before police shot them dead.They killed seven and wounded dozens more, of whom 21 are now critically ill in hospital.The attack has been claimed by so-called Islamic State. At least one of the killers had shouted "this is for Allah!" during the attack, witnesses said.


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Input: Last week, about 120 diners, who had consumed about 2,000 euros of food and drink, left a restaurant in northern Spain as dessert was due to be served.It has now emerged a second restaurant only 10km (six miles) away was previously targeted in the same way.The owners said they believed they were the victims of the same group.In the first case, the group, purporting to be celebrating a baptism, paid a deposit of €900 ($950; £770) to eat at the El Carmen restaurant in Bembibre, in the north-western Castile and Leon region."It happened in the space of a minute," owner Antonio Rodriguez said. "It was something they had planned and they left in a stampede."El Carmen's case felt more than a little familiar to Laura Arias, the owner of El Rincon de Pepin, a restaurant in nearby Ponferrada.The group told her they were celebrating a wedding, she said, and ordered a fairly basic menu. They paid €1,000 as a deposit, but consumed €10,000 ($10,600; £8,600) worth of food and drink."There were 160 of them and they all disappeared. Suddenly. Within five minutes," Laura told the BBC. "That was the unusual thing."Usually people leave over time, and you expect someone to come to talk to you and say they will settle the bill the next morning or something. But they didn't say anything, they just disappeared."The unusual crime has been reported to police, but Ms Arias is in no doubt who is responsible."It's the same people. We can tell from the photos." Reports in northern Spain quoted witnesses as saying the group was from eastern Europe.On Monday, the Diario del Leon newspaper reported (in Spanish) that two ringleaders had been identified and that police were working to establish firm links between the two cases.


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Input: The Seagulls are one of three teams level on 87 points heading in to the last two games of the season, with the top two promoted to the Premier League."This is what you work so hard for," the 31-year-old told BBC Sussex."You have got to make sure you enjoy it and relish the opportunity in front of you rather than shy away from it."Brighton currently sit behind league leaders Burnley and Middlesbrough on goal difference, but the Sussex side know they will be promoted if they win their last two fixtures, because they travel to Boro on the final day.All three sides have been in good form recently, with the Clarets on a 21-match unbeaten run, Middlesbrough winning six of their last eight and Albion seven of their last eight."All credit to Burnley and Middlesbrough - we seem to be bringing the best out of each other," said Rosenior. "We keep challenging each other to go and perform and all three teams have been magnificent."It makes for a fantastic end of the season."Rosenior, who joined Brighton last summer, has experience of going straight up from the Championship, having finished second with previous club Hull in 2012-13."Being promoted with Hull was an experience I will never forget," he said. "I want to create more memories here and we are close to doing it."It sounds simple but we have to show no fear. As soon as you start thinking 'this game is worth £180m to the club' you are not going to play well."


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Input: The British star famous for playing Nelson Mandela and starring in The Wire, is reportedly being considered for the next 007.The Daily Beast is reporting there was leaked email from Amy Pascal, chairman of Sony Pictures Entertainment motion pictures group.It is reported the contents said: "Idris should be the next Bond.Pascal was thought to be emailing Elizabeth Cantillon, the former executive vice president of production for Columbia Pictures - which distributes the Bond franchise.There is no confirmation from Idris Elba or from Sony Pictures that the actor will take over to be the next 007.The 42-year-old has previously said he would play Bond.During a Reddit AMA in September he responded to a fan's question of whether he'd be willing to take the role, writing: "Yes, if it was offered to me, absolutely."Daniel Craig, who is currently filming his fourth appearance as Bond in new release Spectre, is signed on to do one more film."I've been trying to get out of this from the very moment I got into it. But they won't let me go, and I've agreed to do a couple more," he told Rolling Stone two years ago.Spectre is due for release in November next year.Follow @BBCNewsbeat on Twitter and Radio1Newsbeat on YouTube


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Input: The 29-year-old struggled for three years with a chronic bowel problem and returned after nearly 12 months out in Sunday's 3-0 win at Aston Villa."I want to help us win to bring back the success we are used to," he said."At least if they are winning you enjoy the moments. It is a lot more difficult when we are not."United have endured a tough start to the Premier League season under new manager David Moyes, but the win over Villa has moved them up to eighth and 10 points off leaders Arsenal."We need to go on a winning run and put ourselves in a position where people are saying we are still there," added Fletcher, who came through the youth ranks at Old Trafford.Fletcher was diagnosed with ulcerative colitis in December 2011 but made 13 appearances for club and country in 2012-13, the last as an 89th-minute substitute in the 4-3 victory over Newcastle on 26 December, before the problem flared up again.The Scotland international revealed his struggle with an illness that required three operations and almost ended his career."I couldn't leave the house," he said."Simple stuff, like taking my kids to the park, going for a meal with my wife."The nature of the illness meant I just couldn't do it."There was a day in May when we said 'this is it'. Once I came out of that operation I would know whether it had worked or not."There were no guarantees. If the operation was not a success there was no way I would be able to play football and my everyday life would have been very difficult."It was very emotional. There was a lot of fear and anxiety."Now back in the action, Fletcher is hoping to feature again in Wednesday's League Cup quarter-final with Stoke."I don't want to take it easy. I've done enough of that," he added.


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Input: Ivor Bell, 79, from Ramoan Gardens, west Belfast, denies two charges connected to the murder of the mother-of-ten.The IRA kidnapped Mrs McConville from her home in Divis flats in 1972.She became known as one of the "disappeared".These were people who were abducted, murdered and buried at secret locations by republicans during the Northern Ireland Troubles.Mr Bell did not appear at the pre-trial hearing at Belfast's Crown Court on Monday. His barrister told the judge:  "He suffers from dementia which has a cardiovascular cause and he wouldn't be able to properly follow the course of proceedings."A prosecution lawyer suggested that he would commission a psychiatrist to examine the defendant. He also requested full access to Mr Bell's medical files.The case was adjourned until 16 December.Mr Bell faces two counts of soliciting Mrs McConville's murder, both of which he denies.Mrs McConville's remains were found on Shelling Hill beach in County Louth by a member of the public in August 2003. Nobody has been convicted of her murder.The case against Mr Bell is based on the content of tapes police secured from an oral history archive collated by Boston College in the United States.


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Input: Mike Christie and Jonathan Ansell were attacked at a recreation ground in Yardley, Birmingham, during the early hours.Christie was hit over the head and Ansell received a blow to the eye as he wrestled back a stolen laptop.Both singers were treated at Heartlands Hospital but did not report the attack to police.Ansell and Christie were two of the original members of the group who rose to fame when they came second in the X Factor in 2004, losing to Steve Brookstein.On Twitter, Christie, 35, expressed his disbelief at the attack after the would-be thief ran off with his rucksack containing a laptop.Ansell, 34, said he realised crucial information relating to the group was on the laptop and chased and struck the mugger.He said the pair had gone out "at midnight-ish" to "barn-storm over ideas" and the plan had been to go to McDonalds."All of a sudden I just heard Mike shout out an expletive and saw this figure running off with the rucksack," he said."I instinctively chased after him and grabbed the bag and ended up with stars in my eyes after being punched in the face."He did not report the incident to police because they got their property back, he said.According to the group's Twitter feed G4 were in Birmingham on Sunday to appear at a wedding show.


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Input: Mujati, 32, signed for Ospreys from English Premiership side Sale Sharks in February as cover for Dmitri Arhip and Ma'afu Fia, who were out with injury.The former Springbok has started seven of the last eight games for the region."I've settled in really well here and I'm thrilled to be staying with the Ospreys longer-term," Mujati said.He continued: "My family is here with me and everybody has made us really welcome. It's a good environment to be in."While I'm pleased to be with the Ospreys next season, we have some really important business ahead of us on the field and that has to be the focus for everybody over the next few weeks."Mujati has played in South Africa's Super Rugby with Lions and Stormers, in Top 14 in France with Racing Metro, and in England with Northampton Saints and Sale."It's always difficult for a player moving to a new team in-season and having to learn on the go but Brian has adapted to what we want really well, like the professional that he is," Ospreys head coach Steve Tandy said."With the continued absence of Dmitri and Ma'afu, Brian has had a big role to play. With a good pre-season under his belt, I think we'll truly see the best of him."


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Input: It was also the second time Paxton, the world number two, had taken a title against top seed Paul Foster, having won the men's pairs on Monday.And it denied Scotsman Foster and Welsh partner Laura Thomas a record third straight title.Englishman Paxton and his Welsh partner won a thrilling final 8-10 9-7 2-1.Just like the men's pairs final, Paxton fought back from a set down - and 1-0 down in the tie break - to claim victory.But he admitted it needed a crucial fluke shot in the final end of the second set to prevent a defeat."It's a shame for the game when that happens because it was a great game of bowls," Paxton told BBC Sport"To get into a tie break like that, no player likes to and I still feel bad about it, but it was a great match."The Englishman, who took the men's pairs title along with Simon Skelton as they defeated Foster and Alex Marshall, played down the significance of two victories in a row over the Scot."You never get the better of Paul," said Paxton. "He's always there to knock you back - it's one game, that's all."Purcell was overwhelmed by the victory, adding: "I cannot believe it really - it's wonderful."Foster was disappointed to lose in such a manner."That's three years in a row we've been in the final and Laura's been a fantastic partner," he said."It is part of the game and you've got accept it, but it's hard to take."Yesterday hurt and so does today, but you have to move on."Congratulations to Robert and Marion. It was a great final."Foster and Paxton could face each other in the men's singles final should they both progress in Norfolk.


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Input: Erin Bisson, from Jersey, launched legal action for discrimination against Condor Ferries after a member of staff told her to use a disabled loo.She had also said the use of words rather than symbols on toilets amounted to indirect discrimination.The firm admitted discrimination at the island's Employment and Discrimination Tribunal on Friday.In its first decision taken since the island introduced gender discrimination laws in 2015, the tribunal found Ms Bisson's complaints against Condor of direct and indirect discrimination because of her gender reassignment to be "well-founded".When she called the company in September to ask which toilets she should use, Ms Bisson said a staff member "advised me I should be using the disabled toilets".She claimed this had amounted to direct discrimination.Condor, which sails between Poole, Portsmouth, France and the Channel Islands, admitted to a "non-intentional and non-malicious act of discrimination".Ms Bisson has since approved changes to the Condor toilets which now have symbols representing men and women, and not words. Male and female toilets are still separate."Gender is down to identity, symbols is one way of dealing with this", she said.Condor Ferries said it had worked with Ms Bisson to draw up a list of measures "to remove the possibility of inadvertent discrimination", which it had implemented after approval from Ms Bisson and the tribunal."As the first ruling about transgender discrimination, this sets the direction for future tribunals to follow," said advocate Caroline Dutot, an employment and discrimination law specialist in Jersey.Condor Ferries said all its staff had also completed a diversity training programme for the first time in March.Vic Tanner Davy, chair of Trans* Jersey, said while the group was "pleased" the tribunal had found in favour of a transgender person, the community preferred "the approach of education" rather than "litigation" against employers.


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Input: About 8,200 cars were recalled last November after problems were identified with the improper repair of the resistor's thermal fuse.On Thursday, Opel said the resistor thermal fuse and the blower motors in all vehicles would be replaced.A total of 234,938 Vauxhall Zafiras have also been recalled across the UK.In the recall last year, the resistors in all cars were replaced along with any corroded blower motors.This latest recall will see all cars fitted with a brand new wax fuse resistor and the blower motors on all cars will be replaced.In a statement, Opel, which trades under the brand name Vauxhall in the UK, said customers would be contacted to bring their cars back to Opel dealerships so that "preventative action" could be carried out."While the current action achieves the objective of returning vehicles to their original condition, after extensive investigations we have decided to go further and improve the overall robustness of the system," the company said."We will therefore be initiating a second recall to replace the current soldered fuse resistor with a wax fuse resistor so reducing the opportunity for manipulation."When the recalls are complete, all vehicles will have a new wax fuse resistor, a new blower motor and a new moulding at the base of the windscreen to address water ingress."Again, this work will be conducted free of charge."Last year, Vauxhall said it was taking "preventative action" after originally recalling the Zafira B.


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Input: Sunday's 28-run win over Leicestershire at Edgbaston came 48 hours after a five-wicket loss to Worcestershire.Hain, 21, hit 79 against the Foxes - his second T20 half-century."We had a discussion after Worcestershire about where we've been going wrong," Hain told BBC WM 95.6.The Bears got their challenge for a place in the last eight back on track after a spectacular collapse at New Road on Friday, when they lost nine wickets for 35 runs on their way to defeat by their local rivals.And Hain, who scored his first Championship century of the season against Hampshire in the last round of matches, says everyone was keen to make up for that disappointment after a frank discussion."They were just words and we needed to put them into actions," Hain said. "We got a win on the board and we want to take that momentum into the next game."It's nice to be among the runs - it's been lean at times this season, so to get a few is a nice feeling."Victory in their next game against Northamptonshire on Tuesday will book the Bears' place in the last eight of the competition for the 10th time in the tournament's 13-year history."It would be nice to get the job done there but we'll take one game at a time," said director of cricket Dougie Brown."We had a job to do at Leicester - there was a lot of expectation and we kept our stuff together."


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Input: Highland Council is having to find millions of pounds in savings.Budget leader Bill Fernie said rising costs and a reduction in funding from the Scottish government has left the council with a budget gap of Â£17-18m.The simulator includes options in finding savings by reducing spending on schools and public toilets.Available until 5 February, the local authority said it hoped it would generate feedback from people living in the Highlands on the running of council services.Mr Fernie said: "We have done our best to look at how we can make savings whilst causing the least impact on essential services and jobs."We have identified a range of savings to reduce this gap and before we put our full proposals to council, we would like to understand what is really important to people in the Highlands."He added: "The council cannot spend more than it has and there are some areas of the budget that have fixed costs and we cannot cut. The simulator cannot include the entire budget for this reason, but challenges residents to attempt the difficult task of cutting Â£14m from the budget."


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Input: The 30-year-old Harlequins player aggravated an existing shoulder problem at Worcester last Sunday and has been ruled out of Saturday's Premiership game against Sale."I'm seeing a specialist on Monday and will know more after that," he said."It's all up in the air at the moment and it's hard to know where I stand."Eddie Jones' side have a number of injury worries going into the tournament, where their first game is against France on 4 February."Chris will see a specialist early next week to determine the best course of action for his recovery; either an extended period of rest and rehabilitation, or an operation," said the club in a statement.Billy and Mako Vunipola have been ruled out with knee injuries, while Joe Launchbury has a calf problem and will be unavailable for Les Bleus' visit to Twickenham.James Haskell and George Kruis are doubts with a foot injury and fractured cheekbone respectively.And current skipper Dylan Hartley will need to prove his fitness after serving a six-week suspension.


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Input: Several sportswomen have raised the issue, including tennis player Heather Watson who blamed "girl things" on her exit from the 2015 Australian Open.Dr Richard Burden, senior physiologist at the English Institute of Sport, told the BBC in January that menstrual cycle research in sport was "limited".The new study has been conducted by two London universities.The Female Athlete Health Group - a collaborative project between St Mary's University and University College London - worked on two surveys, including one of London Marathon competitors.Of the 1,862 women surveyed, including 90 who were considered elite level, 41.7% said their menstrual cycle affected their performance.Nearly 44% met the criteria for heavy menstrual bleeding, but only 22.3% had sought help for period problems.PhD student Georgie Bruinvels, who is leading the study, told BBC Sport: "We feel like there are many unanswered questions when it comes to periods in sport."As a female athlete myself, I can see how much it impacts. So many elite coaches are male and it's hard for them to understand."It's this big taboo. I found that awareness is so poor and people don't know anything about it."By doing this research, we hope to raise more awareness and to encourage further examination of the subject."Bruinvels is using crowdfunding to aid the next stage of her research, which will focus on heavy menstrual bleeding and the possible increase of iron deficiency.


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Input: After no play in the morning session, the rain stopped and the sky brightened during the scheduled lunch interval.Somerset, in particular, were hoping that play would follow, needing 10 wickets to win, with the home side facing a target of 318.But following a post-lunch inspection, match umpires Ian Gould and Neil Mallender called it off.The two sides, who remain unbeaten after four matches, are back in action again on Sunday.Somerset host reigning champions Yorkshire at Taunton, while Warwickshire visit Trent Bridge to face Nottinghamshire.Bears skipper Ian Bell is still hopeful of being fit, despite nursing a hamstring injury.The pitch was reported by the umpires to ECB liaison officer Tony Pigott and this will now be considered by an ECB disciplinary commission.Warwickshire director of cricket Dougie Brown:"It was not the type of pitch we wanted. There was cracks but was it dangerous? No."We all know here that Gary Barwell is the best groundsman in the country by a mile. He was preparing this pitch 14 to 16 days ahead, as always, and when he started, it was in snow and ice."Then the weather flipped on its head and suddenly it was very hot, so the drying process was accelerated by the weather."When the cricket liaison officer said the pitch had been reported we were incredibly surprised."


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Input: In what is claimed to be a world first, the Tullibardine distillery in Perthshire has linked up with a spin-out company from Napier University in Edinburgh.They plan to use bacteria to feed on the "leftovers" from the whisky making process.This will produce butanol which can be used to fuel vehicles.More than 90% of the stuff that comes out of a whisky distillery is not whisky. It is leftovers like draff and pot ales - both produced in the early stages of the process.They are high in sugar and are currently used for things like fertiliser and cattle feed.Napier University's Biofuel Research Centre (BfRC) has already shown that the right bacteria can feed on those by-products to produce butanol - a direct replacement for vehicle fuel.Now the spin-out company, Celtic Renewables, and independent malt whisky producer Tullibardine have signed a memorandum of understanding.Together they will apply the process to thousands of tonnes of the distillery's leftovers.Professor Martin Tangney, founder of Celtic Renewables, said: "Our partnership with Tullibardine is an important step in the development of a business which combines two iconic Scottish industries - whisky and renewables."This project demonstrates that innovative use of existing technologies can utilise resources on our doorstep to benefit both the environment and the economy."Douglas Ross, managing director of Tullibardine, which spends Â£250,000 disposing of its by-products every year, said: "We are delighted to be partnering Celtic Renewables in this innovative venture, the obvious benefits of which are environmental."It takes a cost to us and turns it into something that has social as well as commercial value."The project is being supported by a grant from the Scottish government's Zero Waste Scotland initiative.Celtic Renewables said it eventually aimed to build a processing plant in Scotland, with the hope of building an industry that could be worth Â£60m a year.


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Input: It follows claims the social media giant had not done enough to tackle cyberbullies or extremists in the past.In a blog, the firm said the new language emphasised it would "not tolerate behaviour intended to harass or intimidate".It also said it had clarified what it considered to be "abusive behaviour and hateful conduct".This includes:The firm promised to suspend or close the accounts of users who "cross the line into abuse".Pressure is growing on social media firms to tackle issues such as online extremism and cyberbullying, which are said to affect millions of young Britons every year.The Times reported last week that the Home Secretary Theresa May had suggested that new surveillance powers - unveiled under the Investigatory Powers Bill - could be used to help police to unmask anonymous cyberbullies.In a letter to MP James Cartlidge, seen by the paper, Ms May said: "Internet connection records would update the capability of law enforcement in a criminal investigation to determine the sender and recipient of a communication."This could include "a malicious message such as those exchanged in cyberbullying".Twitter has been criticised for not doing enough to tackle online abuse, and in February, then-chief executive Dick Costolo admitted the company "sucks" at dealing with trolling.In its update, however, the firm said it had introduced a range of new protections in 2015, including new tools for reporting abusive behaviour and a ban on the "promotion of terrorism".A spokesperson for the NSPCC, a child protection charity, said Twitter's new rules were "a long overdue but very welcome step"."We have been urging social media companies to take decisive action to curb cyberbullying, which damages the lives of many children who tell us it is almost impossible to find a safe haven from it."Industry is now waking-up to this pernicious behaviour and it's good to some are taking a more proactive approach to dealing with it."


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Input: Lewis Skelton, 31, has been identified by his family as the man Tasered and shot on Francis Street on Tuesday.He later died in hospital. Officers had fired more than one shot at him, the Independent Police Complaints Commission (IPCC) said.Mr Skelton's sister Laura Skelton said "my heart is breaking right now for my brother"."He was a kind and caring person. What happened was out character. We are all heartbroken," she said.More on this and other Hull storiesNeighbours described Mr Skelton as "mild mannered and polite".Paul Mitten, who lived in the flat above Mr Skelton on Durham Street, said: "When I found out I just started crying because it just hit me for six knowing that what's happened over there was the lad who lived under me. He was quiet, placid, looked after his animals."I can't believe it. I can't get over it. I've not been able to sleep."He's always been polite to people, he's always said 'hi' when he's walked past... can't say a bad word about him."The IPCC is investigating the shooting and said it was searching a flat in Durham Street as part of its inquiry.Humberside Police said armed officers had been sent to the Holderness Road area at about 09:20 GMT following reports of a man carrying an axe.The force said it had been responding to calls from members of the public.Floral tributes have been left at the scene with one reading: "Fly high with the angels... we love you."Another read: "Such a loss. What a lovely person he was. Words can't express the sadness we all feel, you didn't deserve this."


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Input: Conservative MP Mr Javid tweeted: "No signal @O2. Please sort it out."People in Manchester, Bristol, Birmingham, Glasgow and parts of Northern Ireland have reported issues.O2 said it was aware of "isolated instances" of intermittent service across the UK, and it was investigating the situation.The company has responded to complaints on Twitter by advising people to reset their device, and visit its support page if problems persisted.O2's online network status checker said phone masts were currently not working in several areas, including London.Many O2 customers took to social media to complain of not being able to send and receive calls and text messages, as well as problems with 3G internet signal.Craig Newrick, who lives in Lowestoft, Suffolk said: "I have contacted O2 and got told to switch my device on and off again. It is really not good enough."What am I paying for?"Others complained that the response to customers' complaints from O2 had been inadequate.Aaron Nelson tweeted: "The impersonal, predictable and robotic style of responses from @O2's Twitter is an embarrassment. Still learning the internet?"02 spokesperson said: "We are aware of isolated instances across the UK where some O2 customers are currently experiencing intermittent service."We are investigating the situation and will update as soon as possible."


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Input: Greta Zimmer Friedman died of pneumonia at a hospital in Richmond, Virginia, her son Joshua Friedman said.Ms Friedman was a 21-year-old dental assistant when she was grabbed and kissed by George Mendosa in New York's Times Square on 14 August 1945.The photo of that moment became one of the enduring images of the VJ Day celebrations in the US.It was originally published as part of a round-up of celebration pictures in Life magazine.Ms Friedman herself said she was not even aware of the photo until the 1960s when she saw a book by the man who took the photo, renowned photographer Alfred Eisenstaedt.There were a number of people who claimed to be the sailor and the nurse in the photo and it was not until the 1980s that they were confirmed to be Ms Friedman and Mr Mendosa.Although the picture captures the pair in a tight embrace, they did not actually know each other.Mr Mendosa was actually at the time on a date with his future wife who can be seen smiling in some of the photos."It wasn't much of a kiss," Ms Friedman recalled, in an interview with the Veterans' History Project in 2005. "It was just somebody celebrating. It wasn't a romantic event."Although the photo is lauded as a symbol of the joy felt by Americans on the day Japan surrendered to the United States, some people in recent times view the photo, as Time Magazine put it, "as little more than the documentation of a very public sexual assault".


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Input: The 24-year-old joined Bournemouth on loan from Arsenal in August and has featured in eight league games since.He played three league games for Arsenal in 2015-16 after breaking his leg, the latest in a run of injuries."I missed the fight of the Premier League, being in big games and making a difference for a team," said Wilshere."I wanted to feel that again and almost fall back in love with the game."Wilshere has won 34 international caps in six years and has been recalled to the England squad by interim-boss Gareth Southgate for the World Cup qualifier with Scotland on Friday and friendly with Spain on Tuesday.But he admits he has "been injured for too long" and wants to "prove" he still has the ability to play at the very top.He seems to be doing that with his impressive form for Bournemouth.He has created 14 chances for the Cherries in the league, a figure only bettered by £15m summer signing Jordon Ibe, who has made 15 following his move from Liverpool.Having made his Arsenal debut aged 16 years and 256 days in 2008, Wilshere remains the youngest player to feature for the club in the Premier League, but he is aware his future at Emirates Stadium is uncertain."At the moment I am just trying to have a season where it puts me in a good position at the end of the year, that I have improved as a player and Arsenal want me back," he added."I could have stayed at Arsenal, been the player that comes on now and then off the bench, starts in the odd cup game, but I wanted more than that."


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Input: The vans were stopped and stolen on the M11 and M25 by fake officers in an unmarked car using blue lights.Essex Police advised motorists they would only use unmarked car to pull over drivers in an emergency.They now say the risk to motorists is low. Officers will return to using unmarked cars, which may stop vehicles.The thieves, dressed in police uniforms and, in one case, carrying a handgun, drove a silver Ford Mondeo equipped with blue flashing lights and targeted van drivers.DCI Stuart Smith of the Kent and Essex Serious Crime Directorate said: "My team of detectives have reviewed the circumstances of both incidents and alongside the intelligence have concluded the risk to motorists in cars is low."That does not mean that the only risk is to van drivers, but the only vehicles which have so far been stolen are vans."His advice to van drivers is to "remain alert and vigilant and try and establish whether unmarked vehicles are genuine with our control room whilst remaining compliant with the police vehicle".Ch Insp Nick Lee, head of roads policing, added: "The law states that you cannot use your mobile phone whilst driving, however, we have discretion we can apply and if someone is in genuine fear of their life we would take a sensible approach in those circumstances."Essex Police issued the new guidance because there had been "no further reports of vehicle robberies in the county".


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Input: Up to 300,000 people in the area could not drink tap water for more than three weeks after cryptosporidium was found.The bug was discovered by United Utilities at Franklaw water treatment plant near Preston on 6 August.Temporary ultraviolet light rigs were set up to kill the bug. A permanent one is due to be operational by April 2016.The Drinking Water Inspectorate is continuing an investigation into the cause of the contamination.A United Utilities spokesman said a "brand new ultraviolet rig... is currently being constructed and should be up and running by April 2016."In the meantime, we will continue to use the temporary UV rigs which were installed at strategic points on the local network back in August."Cryptosporidium, a microscopic bug that can cause diarrhoea and cramps, was found during routine tests by the utility firm and resulted in households being told to boil drinking water.The alert affected residents in Blackpool, Chorley, Fylde, Preston, South Ribble and Wyre.Those who were affected were given up to Â£60 in compensation.


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Input: Fran D'Alcorn, of the independent St Felix School, in Southwold, Suffolk, suggested the sector as a whole could provide places for a thousand children.The UK will accept up to 20,000 Syrian refugees over the next five years.And Miss D'Alcorn said the orphans among them would put pressure on local authorities, children's homes and fostering services.Boarding schools could offer them pastoral support as well as a good education, she said.In World War One, St Felix had helped children from Serbia, she said. In the 1930s, it had taken in refugees from the Kindertransport, which brought children from Nazi Germany. And in the late 1970s, the school had taken in children of the so-called Vietnamese boat people.Boarding Schools' Association national director Robin Fletcher said: "We know educating the next generation is key to the future success of any country, not least a war-torn country such as Syria."Our boarding communities can provide a safe haven in which the refugees can have access to a strong network of pastoral support and structure including counsellors while continuing their education."


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Input: Pistorius asked to move to the nearby Atteridgeville Correctional Centre, South Africa's department of correctional service said.The centre, just outside Pretoria, is better adapted for disabled offenders.The former Paralympian, known as the Blade Runner, is serving a six-year prison sentence for the murder of his girlfriend Reeva Steenkamp in 2013.The double amputee had been serving his time in Kgosi Mampuru II prison, a large facility in Pretoria which houses about 7,000 inmates.In comparison, Atteridgeville is far smaller, and houses offenders serving up to six years and has rehabilitation and development programmes for inmates."The transfer was in line with his special needs," department spokesman Singabakho Nxumalo told the AFP news agency."The new prison caters for people with special needs, it has been revamped to include facilities like bath tubs."Prosecutors are currently appealing the gold medal-winning athlete's six-year sentence, increased from the original five-year sentence in July, which they say was too lenient and does not fit the crime he committed.Ms Steenkamp died after Pistorius fired four shots into a bathroom door on Valentine's day.Pistorius,  29, has always maintained he thought she was an intruder.


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Input: Phillip Begley, 44 of Wellington Road, Bridlington, was found guilty of the manslaughter of Paul Morrison, 51, after a trial at Leeds Crown Court.The jury heard Begley had punched Mr Morrison, causing him to fall back and hit his head on a pillar.Mr Morrison died three weeks later in Harrogate Hospital.Begley carried out the attack in the Wetherspoons Winter Gardens pub in Parliament Street on 1 November.He was also found guilty and sentenced to six months for assaulting Peter Bell, who was drinking with Mr Morrison at the time.Mr Bell suffered facial injuries in the attack, which required hospital treatment.Det Chf Insp Pete Martin, of North Yorkshire Police, said he welcomed Begley's sentence."Paul Morrison was a devoted family man whose wife and children have been left heartbroken by the actions of Philip Begley," he said."Paul was enjoying a night out with his friends and he never came home, which is a devastating and tragic scenario which no family should ever have to deal with."At no time has Begley accepted responsibility for his actions and has forced Paul's family to sit through the anguish of a crown court trial."


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Input: The matches are taking place in St Tiernach's Park, Clones, County Monaghan.The senior final starts at 14:00 local time and the minor final starts at 12:00 local time.A spokesperson said: "The majority  of the supporters traffic will be travelling via the A5 on to the  N2 travelling onwards to Clones  via  the  N52 through Monaghan Town."This amount of traffic is expected to generate some congestion as it passes through Monaghan town."An garda sÃochÃ¡na (Irish police) is asking those travelling to Clones to give themselves  plenty of time to avoid being delayed for the start of the match at 2pm."There is also a country music festival on in Monaghan town over this weekend and there are traffic diversions in place from 18:00 onwards today, which may affect  home-bound traffic."Delays can be expected from Monaghan town to Clones due to the volume of traffic particularly when both games are over."


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Input: Scores of homes have been destroyed in the city, in Coahuila state, which is just across the border from  Del Rio, Texas.Images from the scene showed cars upended and leaning against buildings.Local media said the death toll could rise as more destroyed homes were searched.Rosario Cano, a spokeswoman for Coahuila's interior department, said the tornado had struck at about 06:40 (11:40 GMT).Are you affected by the issues raised in this story?  Email haveyoursay@bbc.co.uk with your experiences.If you would be happy to speak further to a BBC journalist, please include a contact telephone number. You can also tweet your stories to @BBC_HaveYourSay or text 61124. If you are outside the UK, send them to the international number +44 7624 800 100.Or WhatsApp us on +44 7525 900971Read our terms and conditions.


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Input: Director Susanne Bier told Broadcast the script was "slowly being developed" for the follow-up.Tom Hiddleston, Hugh Laurie and Olivia Colman starred in the BBC One thriller, which was a hit last year. Its three stars won Golden Globes, while Danish director Bier won an Emmy Award.The series was based on John le Carre's 1993 novel - but the book does not have a sequel.Bier told Broadcast: "We all very much want to do a season two, but the thing we absolutely do not want is to do something that does not live up to the level of season one."That would be a really bad idea."She was discussing the drama at Keshet's INTV conference in Jerusalem on Tuesday.More than nine million people watched the finale of The Night Manager on the BBC last March.Hiddleston played enigmatic Jonathan Pine, who goes undercover to expose billionaire arms dealer Richard Roper (Hugh Laurie). Hiddleston has said he would consider making a second series.Meanwhile, Le Carre announced on Tuesday that fictional spy George Smiley will return in a new novel - the character's first appearance in print for 25 years. A Legacy of Spies will be published in September.The BBC is also adapting le Carre's The Spy Who Came in from the Cold, in which Smiley also appears, which will air next year.Follow us on Facebook, on Twitter @BBCNewsEnts, or on Instagram at bbcnewsents. If you have a story suggestion email entertainment.news@bbc.co.uk.


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Input: The body of Roy Blackman, 73, was found inside the property on Headcorn Road, Biddenden, at about 09:00 GMT on Monday.A post-mortem examination revealed he died as a result of multiple blunt force injuries.Kent Police said a 49-year-old man, from Maidstone, was detained on Wednesday.The force believes the break-in took place sometime between 01:00 and 03:00 on Monday.Several suspects, who had "targeted a vulnerable man", are being hunted, a spokesman said.Det Insp Lee Whitehead said: "Mr Blackman was beaten to death in his own home in what appears to be a violent burglary."A safe is missing from the property and we are keen to locate it."I believe that several suspects would have carried out this crime. They have targeted a vulnerable man in his own home leaving a trail of devastation in their wake."He described Mr Blackman as a "well-known and well liked member of the community", whose killing had left his family "distraught".Detectives are particularly keen to speak to anyone who may have been in the area of Headcorn Road between Weeks Lane and Frittenden Road from 19:30 GMT on Sunday into the early hours of Monday.


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Input: Smokers will be prescribed with nicotine replacement patches to help them cope during their stay at affected hospital sites, but e-cigarettes will not be allowed.Staff were already banned from smoking within the grounds but there were smoking shelters for patients.The changes, adopted by other Welsh boards, was approved on Tuesday.Ahead of the meeting, Dr Sharon Hopkins, public health director of Cardiff and Vale University Health Board, said the proposals had been 18 months in the planning because officials recognised a ban would "not be easy and patients and the public would have to be supported".She added: "We recognise that this has potential issues and have taken actions to address this."There is no point us saying that you can't smoke on our sites full stop - we have to make sure that we are able to support people with their addiction."Dr Hopkins said patients in hospital currently receive support to cope with any existing addictions and the same help would be offered to smokers.She said they would be given support from the health board's smoking cessation service and smokers could be prescribed with nicotine replacement patches to help them cope during their stay."We know from evidence elsewhere that a total ban is much more likely to decrease the number of cigarettes people smoke and that they are much more likely to try and quit," she said.E-cigarettes will also be banned because while they are being promoted as aids to stopping smoking Dr Sian Griffiths of the health board's public health team claimed there was little evidence to suggest they worked.Nicotine therapy will be used instead.The changes come into force from 1 October.


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Input: Biamou struck in the fourth minute from close range after Torquay had failed to clear a corner and Bailey doubled their advantage when he converted a 55th-minute penalty.Bailey coolly converted his spot-kick after Sutton forward Biamou had been brought down by Torquay defender Ben Gerring, who was sent off after receiving his second yellow card for the challenge.Torquay were not without chances, with Nathan Blissett just inches high with his effort from Dan Sparkes' corner just before the break and Brett Williams just failing to latch on to Sparkes' early cross.Report supplied by the Press Association.Match ends, Sutton United 2, Torquay United 0.Second Half ends, Sutton United 2, Torquay United 0.Substitution, Torquay United. Chay Scrivens replaces Brett Williams.Substitution, Sutton United. Chris Dickson replaces Bradley Hudson-Odoi.Substitution, Torquay United. Jamie Reid replaces Nathan Blissett.Substitution, Sutton United. Joe Morrell replaces Nicky Bailey.Substitution, Torquay United. Giancarlo Gallifuoco replaces Luke Young.Goal!  Sutton United 2, Torquay United 0. Nicky Bailey (Sutton United) converts the penalty with a.Second yellow card to Ben Gerring (Torquay United) for a bad foul.Aman Verma (Torquay United) is shown the yellow card.Ryan Burge (Sutton United) is shown the yellow card.Ben Gerring (Torquay United) is shown the yellow card.Substitution, Sutton United. Ross Stearn replaces Daniel Wishart.Second Half begins Sutton United 1, Torquay United 0.First Half ends, Sutton United 1, Torquay United 0.Brett Williams (Torquay United) is shown the yellow card.Goal!  Sutton United 1, Torquay United 0. Maxime Biamou (Sutton United).First Half begins.Lineups are announced and players are warming up.


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Input: The 23-year-old Thomson has signed an 18-month contract, replacing former Kayserispor goalkeeper Deniz Dogan Mehmet, who has left the Bairns.Thomson had joined Accies from Queen of the South in September but made only one appearance.Bairns boss Peter Houston was delighted to sign the Falkirk-born player."Robbie is still a fairly young goalkeeper in terms of age but has had good experience playing in the Championship," said Houston, who released 24-year-old Mehmet after five appearances for Falkirk."I have been impressed with the lad anytime I have watched him."German defender Sowah, 24, had joined Accies in the summer after leaving Hamburg and made seven appearances, his last being Saturday's 1-1 draw with Motherwell.He exits New Douglas Park along with Trinidad and Tobago forward Richard Roy, the 29-year-old who also joined in the summer on a short-term contract after leaving Defence Force in his homeland but who made only two Accies appearances.Meanwhile, Steven Boyd and Conor Scullion are back at Hamilton following loan spells.Forward Boyd, 19, scored five goals in 16 appearances for Albion Rovers, while midfielder Scullion, 17, played 11 times for League One rivals Airdrieonians.


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Input: Across the UK, prices rose by 5.8% in the year to February, up from 5.3% in January, it said.More recent figures from the Nationwide and the Halifax have suggested that house price growth is slowing down.At the same time, the Council of Mortgage Lenders (CML) reported very strong borrowing in January and February.The ONS figures - which include cash sales - show that the average price of a property has risen to a record high of Â£217,502.Within the English regions, prices are rising fastest in the East - up 10.3% in the last year.At the other end of the scale, prices are rising by just 2.2% in the North East.According to the Nationwide, average prices fell during the month of March. And last week the Halifax said annual house price inflation was at its lowest for four years.The CML said borrowing in January and February was the strongest for 10 years. In all, 93,200 loans were taken out in the first two months of the year, the highest number since the financial crisis."Seasonal factors traditionally keep the market quieter in winter months, but 2017 began relatively strong on the house purchase side," said Paul Smee, the CML's director general."Borrowers took out more loans to purchase a home in the first two months of 2017 than any year since 2007."That number was driven by an increase in the number of first-time buyers. However, the number of existing homeowners needing a new mortgage to move house has fallen.Where can I afford to live?


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Input: Ma'afu, 32, left the European champions by mutual agreement after being found guilty of assault and given a suspended four-month prison sentence last month.In a statement, Blues said Ma'afu had joined "with immediate effect - subject to the normal visa process"."We are thrilled to sign Salesi and welcome him to Cardiff Blues," said head coach Danny Wilson."He is a powerful prop forward. He has a fantastic pedigree in the game."Ex-Northampton Saints forward Ma'afu, brother of former Cardiff Blues player Campese, switched codes from rugby league to union as a youngster.He made his senior international debut for Australia against Fiji in 2007 and went on to earn 14 caps and played at the 2011 Rugby World Cup.Sydney-born Ma'afu joined Northampton in 2013 and helped the club win the English Premiership title and the European Challenge Cup in 2014.But he missed the Challenge Cup final after getting a one-week ban for punching Leicester's Tom Youngs.In February this year Ma'afu was also banned for two weeks after striking London Irish's Tom Court, before signing for Toulon in June.The Blues currently lie 10th in the Pro12 with 14 points from their first nine games, and second in Challenge Cup Pool 3 after Thursday's 23-22 loss in Montpellier.


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Input: Dr Abbas Khan, a 32-year-old father from south London, died on 16 December 2013 while in custody in Damascus.An inquest jury found he was unlawfully killed and did not commit suicide as the Syrian authorities claim.The family said they would continue their fight to identify Dr Khan's killers and bring them to justice.Dr Khan died days before he was due to be released.The orthopaedic surgeon from Streatham left his wife and two children to travel to the Syrian city of Aleppo.He was arrested 48 hours after arriving in the country to work in a field hospital in a rebel-controlled area in November 2012.He entered without a visa and later told his family he was "accused of treating dying civilians, which has been classed as an act of terrorism".His sister Sara Khan said: "At the moment, there are individuals who wanted my brother dead and as a family we should be able to find out who these people are and why."We want to take this to the International Criminal Court in The Hague and claim compensation from the Syrian authorities."It is a very complex case and it is not going to be easy, it might take many years."Dr Khan's mother, Fatima, travelled to Damascus in July 2013 and visited a number of embassies and prisons before she tracked down her son.Her efforts to try and bring him home were described as "superhuman" at the inquest.But Mrs Khan said she had failed as a mother because she could not bring her son home alive.She said: "I blame myself every day, I could not save my son."Nothing can ever bring Abbas back, nothing will ever take away my suffering, but now we need justice."We want to see the people responsible punished. We will fight for as long as we need to."You can hear more on this story on BBC Asian Network, or listen back on the BBC iPlayer.


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Input: "People in Wirral will be thinking of those affected by the terrible disaster in West London," said Alison McGovern, the Labour MP for Wirral South."But that doesn't mean people in New Ferry should be forgotten."The Department for Communities and Local Government said it was seeking more details from Wirral Council.Two people were seriously hurt and 31 injured in the blast at New Ferry, Wirral on 25 March which destroyed several buildings.Ms McGovern called on the government to play its part in helping to fund and organise the recovery effort in New Ferry."I have tried to ensure that the people of New Ferry are not forgotten but the general election didn't help," she said, adding that she has yet to receive a satisfactory response from Westminster.New Beginnings, a local charity set up up in the aftermath of the suspected gas explosion, echoed Ms McGovern's appeal for government aid.Founder Lisa McMurray said the charity, which has raised Â£10,000 for those who lost their homes and businesses, was being wound down."We've had to put an end date to our work," she said. "We've no new volunteers, we're tired and exhausted and this can't go on forever."I'm absolutely heartbroken, this should not be our job. There should be more help."People are still struggling. We've got new residents moving into their homes this week, but we don't feel much further on."People need everything replacing."The DCLG said it had received a request for help from Wirral Council, adding: "We are now waiting for further information to be provided."


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Input: Walsh stepped down after a contract dispute with the IABA, saying it had "not made it possible for me to continue on in the role"."I want a rethink within the next 24 hours by the IABA of their total approach to this," Irish Sports Council chairman Kieran Mulvey told RTE."We'll have to review our relationship with the IABA."Walsh stepped down on Monday after 12 years in the post to take up a new position in the United States.Ireland won Olympic, World and European gold medals at amateur level during Walsh's successful period as coach.Mulvey added that a 22 August agreement with the Irish Amateur Boxing Association, relating to Walsh, was never put to its board."My view now is that deal should be offered to Billy even at this late date and give up the nonsense that's going on now in the IABA about this," he said."What was so unacceptable about the agreement of the 22nd August that it was never put to the board and never put to Billy Walsh even though it was agreed by him - what's the problem? I don't know what the problem is."Billy Walsh gave up in frustration - all you have to hear is his statement of a man who does not want to go America but is being forced by the petty indignities he was facing in this country."The IABA said it had "done its utmost to retain Billy Walsh as Head Coach".


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Input: The Norwegian tourists were spotted unconscious in the water late on Thursday afternoon local time, police said.Lifeguards pulled the pair, and three others in their group, from the water. A 69-year-old man could not be revived.Sydney's best-known beach is well patrolled by lifeguards and drowning deaths are rare."CPR was immediately commenced on the man but despite the best efforts of all those involved, he was unable to be revived," Surf Life Saving New South Wales said in a statement to the BBC.A 66-year-old woman remains in a critical condition. Police said she was related to the man who died, and both were from Norway.Sydney's Daily Telegraph reported the group may have been knocked off their feet by a wave.The death will be investigated by a coroner.It was the second drowning in 24 hours in New South Wales, following the death of a man on the state's north coast.


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Input: McClaren, who was only appointed this summer, has guided United to 19th place in the Premier League and they were knocked out of the League Cup by an under-strength Sheffield Wednesday."To have that knee-jerk reaction and look for a new manager is ridiculous at this point," Howey told BBC Sport."We have to wait until at least Christmas."Howey helped Newcastle win the second-tier title as well as being part of a Magpies side which twice finished as runners-up in the Premier League during the 1990s.He believes the Tyneside outfit's players need to "take a long hard look at themselves"."Everyone can get beaten and we have already seen that this season but it is the way, attitude and sometimes how easily they go down," added Howey."When I was playing, and even afterwards, teams didn't like coming to St James' Park because it was hostile and it was difficult to win there."The way Newcastle are playing at the moment, they are basically there for the taking which is horrifically disappointing. The fans expect better."Newcastle host champions Chelsea on Saturday, with the only team below them in the top flight being rivals Sunderland."It wouldn't be the same in the North East if there wasn't all this turmoil," said Howey."Every year they say it's going to be different but it ends up being the same. The football at the moment is not even good."If Newcastle and Sunderland don't buck their ideas up you can see them both going down and Middlesbrough coming up."This area is a hotbed of football. It's a pity the teams aren't as good as the fans are."


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Input: The Big Hoot art trail has seen 89 owls, 5ft 5ins (165cm) tall, dotted around Birmingham for 10 weeks.The statues were designed by artists, celebrities, community groups and schools.Money raised from the sale at Thinktank, Birmingham's science museum, is to go to the city's children's hospital for a new rare diseases unit.A statue called Re-Tail by internationally-recognised graffiti artist Temper attracted the highest amount, £18,000, the hospital said.Ozzy's Owl, which was co-created by Black Sabbath frontman Ozzy Osbourne and another artist, fetched £12,500.Osbourne gave a video message saying how much he had enjoyed designing it and having the statue put in Birmingham.Dr Hoot, based on Dr Who's Tardis, fetched £10,500.Paul Larkin, a market trader in Birmingham, was part of a group which paid £8,500 for an owl called Unity Within Diversity.He said "traders from Birmingham rag market all pitched in together" to buy it "for such a good cause" - the hospital - and the owl would go in the market entrance.Asked if he had a big shed at home, Mr Larkin said: "No. This is better off in the market... It's going to stay in Birmingham. The people of Birmingham can enjoy it."Following the 10 weeks, the decorated owls, individually designed by professional and amateur artists, went on public display again at Millennium Point on Saturday and Sunday before the auction on Thursday evening.An app to accompany the project was downloaded over 13,000 times and people have scanned the owls with phones more than 323,000 times, organisers have said.Speaking at the auction, hospital director of fundraising Louise McCathie said: "It's just been outstanding. We knew it was taking off, we knew it was big,


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Input: The Briton has lost four finals in Melbourne - three to Serbia's Djokovic."You just have to keep trying to learn, watch his matches, see if there are any weaknesses you can capitalise on," said Murray, second in the ATP rankings."Maybe he has a drop-off. It's very difficult to maintain that level for such a long period."Murray, 28, lost the 2010 final to Roger Federer, before suffering defeat by Djokovic in 2011, 2013 and 2015.The Serb, also 28, holds three of the four Grand Slam titles, having won Wimbledon and the US Open in addition to the Australian Open.He prepared for the first major of the season, which runs from January 18 to 31, by beating Rafael Nadal in straight sets to win the Qatar Open last week.Murray has indicated he will leave Melbourne to return home if his wife Kim goes into labour early with their first baby, who is due in mid-February.He said, though, that his priorities on the court are to win the Australian Open and to defend his Olympic title in Rio later this year."I've been close many times and that's my number one goal," he said."I won the gold in London four years ago so to try to defend that is another big goal for me. They would be the two main ones for me."


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Input: The online retailer reported a $92m profit for the three months to 30 June, surprising investors who had expected another loss. Sales rose by 20% to almost $23.2bn.The results sent shares in Amazon up 9.8% to $529.42, making it worth $246.5bn.The company's stock has risen by 78% since the start of the year.Amazon has not often reported a profit and last did so for the fourth quarter of 2014.Instead, the 20-year old Seattle-based company has reinvested profits in a bid to improve the delivery infrastructure at the heart of its business.Analysts said the results showed the firm's investment in its own business was finally beginning to pay off.Revenue from its cloud operations - Amazon Web Services - nearly doubled in the second quarter, which analysts said showed the firm was now well positioned to grow.Deutsche Bank analyst Ross Sandler said the fact it was increasing revenue and margins - the amount of money it makes after costs - was a "magical trend" that was being "rightfully rewarded"."After questioning the investment rationale for years, Amazon is seeing the fruits of its labours in both revenue growth and operating margin," he wrote in a note to clients.Barclays analyst Paul Vogel said it was now optimistic rather than cautious on the company's growth prospects."The scale of their distribution network is starting to generate better incremental margins," he added.Amazon chief financial officer Brian Olsavsky told investors that the trend would continue as the company would continue to invest in "things that we think are big and important" while keeping costs under control.


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Input: The 88-year-old was awarded the BFI fellowship at a private event in London on Friday.Brooks performs a solo show at London's Prince of Wales Theatre on Sunday."When I was informed that I had been chosen, I was surprised and delighted," Brooks said."Not many Americans have been offered this prestigious award... and for good reason."The fellowship is the highest accolade the BFI can bestow."His brilliant wit and satire have continued to surprise and delight and, sometimes, astonish, as he delights in flouting convention, taking comedy to areas once held taboo," said Greg Dyke, BFI chair."Mel's irrepressible energy and dazzling originality have made the world a much funnier place."Mel Brooks began his career as a stand-up comic in the 1940s and went on to make his name as a writer, actor, producer and director.In 1969, he won an Oscar for writing The Producers, a comedy about two schemers who figure out how to make money by producing a sure-fire Broadway flop - a musical about Adolf Hitler.A stage musical version of The Producers, starring Jason Manford, began a UK tour this month.Brooks's satirical films include Blazing Saddles (1974), Young Frankenstein (1974), High Anxiety (1977), Space Balls (1987) Robin Hood: Men in Tights (1993), and Dracula: Dead and Loving It (1995).Previous recipients of the BFI fellowship include Sir Christopher Lee, Dame Judi Dench, Martin Scorsese and Orson Welles. Since 1983, a total of 79 fellowships have been awarded.


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Input: Met Police Assistant Commissioner Mark Rowley said the activity would be led by Portuguese police with the involvement of British officers.Madeleine was three years old when she went missing from a holiday apartment in Praia da Luz, Portugal in May 2007.Scotland Yard launched a fresh investigation last July.Mr Rowley did not give details about what the next phase would involve, but said officers were working through every credible line of inquiry as part of the "slog of a major investigation".He said: "It's something that you would expect in any major inquiry."A thorough serious crime investigation works systematically through all the credible possibilities, and often in an investigation you will have more than one credible possibility."Therefore just because we're doing a substantial phase of work in the forthcoming weeks doesn't mean that it's going to immediately lead to answers that will explain everything."The Metropolitan Police's relationship with officers in Portugal was working well, he added.Scotland Yard's investigation - codenamed Operation Grange - came two years into a review of the case.In March, British police said they were seeking an intruder who sexually abused five girls in Portugal between 2004 and 2006.Detectives say the attacks happened in holiday villas occupied by UK families in the Algarve.Clickable map and timeline


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Input: Two registered security marshals will monitor the Loreburn Street rank from midnight until 04:00 each Saturday and Sunday until 21 December.They will also be charged with maintaining order amongst revellers on 2 and 3 January.If the trial is successful, it may be rolled out to other local towns.Sgt Jim McLatchie, of Police Scotland, said the stewards, who are registered with the Security Industry Authority (SIA), will ensure that members of the public are kept safe."Repeatedly over the festive period we get reports of anti-social behaviour, disorder and persons acting inappropriately at the taxi rank in Loreburn Street, Dumfries," he said.The officer, who is part of the community policing unit in Dumfries and Galloway division, added: "These stewards will seek to assist in maintaining order and minimising potential anti-social behaviour."The stewards, who will be easily identifiable by their high-visibility vests, will have direct contact with the police through radio link."Although the marshals will not be directly employed by the police, they will be in radio contact and monitored through CCTV.The scheme has been introduced by Dumfries and Galloway licensing boards, Police Scotland and the Dumfries and Galloway alcohol and drug partnership.Sgt McLatchie said: "Operators and drivers are asked to engage fully with the stewards in order to assist in making Dumfries town centre, customers and taxi drivers alike, safer over the festive season."Police Scotland and Dumfries and Galloway Council also issued a warning about using taxis and private hire vehicles that are not properly licensed.They should all carry a license plate and drivers should have an identification badge.Willie Taylor, service manager licensing, said: "Dumfries and Galloway Council will investigate genuine complaints against the holders of taxi and private hire vehicles licences relating to the condition of the vehicle and against drivers for unacceptable driving or conduct."


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Input: The incident follows two separate attacks on an Orange hall in County Tyrone earlier in the week.The damage to the hall on Main Street was discovered by police at about 02:30 GMT on Saturday.The graffiti, which related to the 1916 Easter Rising, was daubed on the exterior of the building.The police say they are treating the incident as a hate crime.Grand secretary of the Orange Lodge, Drew Nelson, condemned the attack, saying: "It is very concerning that there has been three attacks on two Orange halls over the course of recent days."It is evident that there are those who display their hatred of what the Orange institution stands for by shamelessly attacking our properties."Referring to the Easter Rising graffiti, Mr Nelson said the Orange Order "recognises that this is a challenging year".He added: "We sincerely hope people will not use the centenary of the Easter Rising in a few weeks as an excuse and smokescreen to attack the symbolic buildings of their Protestant neighbours."Nonetheless, we would be very confident these attacks on our halls are emanating from a very tiny group of individuals, and are in no way representative of the vast majority of the wider community who are vehemently opposed to such criminality."Sinn FÃ©in MLA DaithÃ McKay also condemned the attack, describing it as "senseless action" which "does not represent the views of the local community in any way".He added: "The local community want to move forward and do not support his type of behaviour."I would urge anyone with any information on this incident to bring it forward to the PSNI."Mr Nelson appealed for no retaliation, saying: "The Orange institution very much hopes the forthcoming centenary of the Easter rebellion passes off peacefully and without any further sectarian attacks."


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Input: The 24-year-old, who went on loan to Rotherham this term after injury, has played eight times since his return."We've got a (12-month) option on him (in the summer) and clearly I'm going to take that up," said McCarthy."We are in negotiations with him about a new contract. Whether he's happy with what we've offered him I don't know - Marcus (Evans) is dealing with it."Hyam, who has made 105 league appearances for Ipswich, played in Tuesday's 2-1 victory over Reading which lifted Town into the Championship play-offs, with Brett Pitman's 89th-minute winner securing the Portman Road win."We worked unbelievably hard and scrapped and fought for everything," McCarthy told BBC Radio Suffolk of his side's performance."That was one of our hardest games all season, physically. We didn't play particularly well but we were playing against a really good team full of quality Championship players."All the things I talk about, resilience, determination and endurance, that is sometimes much maligned because people and I want sexy football - but it's not always a league you can do it in."As I've found over my 24 years doing it, you tend to get more out of it with all those physical, tough qualities than you do with just wanting to be a nice football team."


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Input: About 360kg (793lbs) of cocaine that has washed up on Hopton beach, near Great Yarmouth and a beach near Caister.A member of the public contacted Norfolk Police having discovered a number of holdalls on Hopton Beach.The seizure was referred to the National Crime Agency and officers continue to search the area.More on this and other stories at BBC Local Live: NorfolkMatthew Rivers, from the NCA's border investigation team, said: "We are now working with Border Force, the Coastguard Agency and Norfolk Police to try and establish how the bags ended up where they did, however it is extremely unlikely that this was their intended destination."This is obviously a substantial seizure of class A drugs and its loss will represent a major blow to the organised criminals involved."Supt Dave Buckley, from Norfolk Constabulary, said: "Whilst we believe we have recovered all the packages, should any member of the public find one they are urged to contact Norfolk Constabulary immediately."We will have extra officers in the area to monitor the situation."


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Input: It follows the success of their teams in the 2016 European Championships.Michael O'Neill played 31 times for Northern Ireland, while Martin O'Neill played 64 times.They joined 13 other people being honoured by Ulster University on Tuesday.Those recognised at the university's summer graduations in Coleraine came from the world of sport, the arts, the economy, engineering and peace building.Michael O'Neill said it was an occasion to celebrate success on the pitch, and the wider impact of sport."Martin, obviously captained Northern Ireland in the World Cup and we saw in '82 what that did for the country," he said, referring to Northern Ireland's qualification from the group stage in Spain that year."And, equally, I saw what going to France (last year) did for the country as well."I think sport has been so positive here in Northern Ireland and it's nice to come here today and pick this up."Both Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland qualified for the second round in the 2016 European Championship held in France.Other honorary degrees were awarded to:Commenting on the awards, Ulster University Vice Chancellor Prof Paddy Nixon said: "Each of these recipients has made an indelible mark in their field, advancing knowledge, building community, achieving excellence and above all acting as inspirational role models for us all."They display leadership, progressive thinking, compassion, bravery, integrity and tenacity alongside superlative skills and talent - characteristics that we aim to instil in all our students."As our next cohort of students prepares to graduate, I hope that they will be inspired by these people who, through the generous application of their talents, have made a positive impact on society," he added.