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Input: A huge leap at the last put Enda Bolger's stable star into contention alongside 5-4 favourite Gitane Du Berlais and 25-1 chance Smashing.Gilgamboa then held off The Tullow Tank (9-1), who came from nowhere to finish second by just half a length.Smashing edged out Gitane Du Berlais, with Ruby Walsh riding, for third.McCoy announced he would be retiring this year after claiming his 200th winner of the season at Newbury in February.After ruling out riding at the Punchestown Festival, his weekend appearance in County Meath looks set to be his last as a jockey on Irish soil.On Monday, the 40-year-old will partner Cantlow in his final Irish Grand National.McCoy said: "Fair play to Enda. I am delighted to ride a big winner for him before I retire."Bolger was pleased to win for the first time with McCoy on board one of his horses.He said: "It is great to win a race like this and to have that man on top."McCoy was similarly brilliant earlier in the afternoon when Sir Scorpion justified 6-4 favouritism in the Gleesons Butchers Novice Handicap Hurdle.


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Input: The Darwin Correspondence Project is jointly run by Cambridge University Library and Harvard University.The newly-established Evolution Education Trust is one of a group of donors and has given £2.5m.Project director Dr Jim Secord said: "We are deeply grateful for this visionary support."The other donors are The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation, the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation, and the Isaac Newton Trust."The greatest threat to long running projects in the arts and humanities is that it's almost impossible to secure long-term funds," said Dr Secord."And so much project time is taken up in applying for, and managing, short-term grants."Now we can concentrate on finishing the job."More than 15,000 letters have been identified since the project was founded in 1974 by the American scholar Frederick Burkhardt.The letters are scattered across at least 200 institutions and private collections.They take in every part of Charles Darwin's life from his school days onwards, and provide an intimate insight into his scientific development as well as his personal life."Darwin's conclusions about how all living things have evolved and are interconnected are among the most important ever made," said Dr Secord."Unlike his published works, Darwin's letters are vitally important in showing how science is done, with the constant gathering of new data, and the testing and questioning of theories and ideas."So far 8,000 letters have been published, taking Darwin's correspondence up until 1870. More than 6,000 of them can be searched online for free at the Darwin Correspondence Project.By the time the project is finished in 2022, 30 volumes of the letters will have been published.


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Input: Staff at William Booth House said it was full most nights after demand for the hostel's services increased.Principal project worker Graham Di Duca said the 113-bed building had "been on virtually 100% occupancy" for the past six months.Local charities hope a new Â£5m hostel, opening next month, will help to address the problem of homelessness.Mr Di Duca said the number of people seeking the Salvation Army's help had escalated in the past few months due cuts in support services.He said: "It isn't a change in the causes of homelessness. It is certainly a change provision for the homeless that's creating this pressure."Budget cuts have undoubtedly had an impact on most service providers."A new Â£5m hostel, named The Crossing, is set to open in August. Funded by Hull City Council and local charities, it will provide temporary accommodation for 46 people.It replaces an older facility and will increase the total number of hostel beds available to the homeless in Hull by five.One resident at William Booth House is Fred Clarke who became homeless after his relationship with his girlfriend broke down.He has been homeless for a month and had to spend several nights on the streets before he managed to get a bed at the hostel.Mr Clarke, who is visually impaired, said he thought he could not have survived more than a few days living on the streets.He said: "It does get a bit scary at night-time and especially at weekends when everyone's been out drinking and they're getting a bit rowdy and that, and the police are flying around and ambulances."It does worry you a bit you are going to get picked on because you're laid there on a seat trying to get some sleep."


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Input: Leading 1-0 from the first leg, Suarez doubled the lead with a low finish before Lionel Messi's penalty made it 3-0 on aggregate.Juanmi pulled a goal back before Luis Suarez made it 4-1 on aggregate.Willian Jose's header cut the deficit again before Suarez's second goal.Barcelona, who have won the competition a record 28 times, are through to the semi-finals for the seventh consecutive season.They join 10-time winners Atletico Madrid, Celta Vigo, who knocked out Real Madrid, and Alaves in Friday's draw.Spain midfielder Suarez has made more appearances from the substitutes' bench than starts in La Liga this season.Yet the 23-year-old caught the eye with two excellent finishes that suggest he has a fine future.His first came after Samuel Umtiti robbed Xabi Prieto deep inside the Sociedad half and from there Neymar, Messi and Luis Suarez combined to tee up his namesake for a first-time finish into the far corner.The tie was all over by the time he scored his side's fifth of the night, the former Villarreal player skipping past two challenges before rounding the keeper and rolling the ball home.Barcelona have won their last five games in all competitions.Barcelona midfielder Denis Suarez: "I came with a desire to be a part of this team and I am feeling better and better."We started the game by dominating and once it was 1-0 they left us plenty of space."Everything is easier when you have the three forwards we have. We weren't nervous at all, we just wanted to dominate the game and continue on this great run that we're on."


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Input: Peterborough-born Olver, 22, becomes Warriors' fifth pre-season signing ahead of the 2017-18 campaign.He makes the same move as Saints prop Ethan Waller, who signed in January, while Wasps winger Tome Howe and Jersey forwards Pierce Phillips and Simon Kerrod agreed terms in February.Olver will be competing for a place next season with Ryan Mills and Tom Heathcote, who have signed new deals.But although he has largely played at stand-off, Mills has already indicated that his preferred position is at inside centre."Sam is a hungry young player who will provide further competition for the number 10 jersey," said Warriors director of rugby Gary Gold."He has experience of working alongside some top-class fly-halves and we're looking forward to seeing how he develops."Olver, capped both at Under-18 and Under-20 level by England, first signed a professional contract at Franklin's Gardens in March 2013, since when he has made 13 first-team appearances.He also spent time on dual registration at Moseley, for whom he played against Warriors in their Championship promotion-winning season.


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Input: Hameed became the first Lancashire player ever to score two centuries in a Roses match in this week's County Championship draw with Yorkshire.It also made the 19-year-old the youngest player to hit two hundreds in an English first-class game."I've never tried to hide away from the fact I want to play for England - the sooner the better of course," he said.The former England Under-19 captain told BBC Radio Lancashire: "I realise the thing that will get me there is putting in performances for Lancashire consistently and that is my sole focus for now."Hameed has only played 16 first-class matches after making his debut last season, but his 114 and 100 not out against Yorkshire took him past 1,000 runs for the season in his first full campaign.When asked about Lancashire head coach and cricket director Ashley Giles comparing him to Joe Root, Hameed said: "That's special, being linked to one of my role models in the modern day."He's unbelievable in all three formats and I've mentioned before that I want to be like him in the future where you can play all three formats consistently."


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Input: The Torchwood star will join Jackie Bird as presenter of this year's show at Glasgow's SECC on 19 November.Last year Â£39m was raised to help improve the lives of disadvantaged children.Anyone who would like to be in the audience can register now for free tickets at bbc.co.uk/tickets.Other acts confirmed for the evening are dance group Punjabi No 1 and The Box, music acts Pearl and the Puppets, Clanadonia and The Gospel Truth Choir as well as comedians Fred MacAulay, Craig Hill and Des Clarke.Further performers are due to be announced in the coming weeks.Northern Ireland and Wales are also staging their own concerts, with highlights of all regions shown to the whole of the UK during the national TV appeal.John Barrowman said: "Working on Children in Need is always a highlight of my year."The cause is such a worthy one, and unfortunately right now the number of children in need in the UK is growing."I'm really looking forward to doing what I can to raise spirits and lots of cash."BBC Radio Scotland will also have full coverage of the event, culminating in a special programme hosted by Bryan Burnett and Radio One's Edith Bowman.


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Input: A police officer was also injured in the incident in Ferry Lane in Tottenham Hale on Thursday evening.The Independent Police Complaints Commission (IPCC) has been called in to investigate the death and it said a firearm had been recovered.It is thought the officer, who was taken to hospital and later discharged, was shot first but this is not known for certain, an IPCC spokesman said.In a statement, the IPCC said: "It is understood that the shooting followed an MPS [Metropolitan Police Service] operation."The Metropolitan Police would not confirm if the man had been shot by a police officer.A Scotland Yard spokesman added: "One male was pronounced dead at the scene and one officer was taken to hospital."Local resident David Akinsanya said he arrived at the scene moments after the incident.He said he was told by a witness that a police officer had shouted to the man to stop "a couple of times", but the man had not heeded the warning.The witness, who lives next to the spot where it happened, then heard four shots, Mr Akinsanya said."There were lots of helicopters and sirens all over the place," he added."There was also a surveillance van on the corner."A waitress at a nearby pub, who did not wish to be identified, said the incident had happened a few minutes' walk from Tottenham Hale station.She said: "One man came in and he said that he saw police trying to pull some clothes off a man who was bleeding."Another worker said there were "lots of cars" around the scene.Police have taped off a large area and Ferry Lane remains closed.David Lammy, Labour's MP for Tottenham, said he was "shocked and deeply worried" about the attack."I think there's quite a lot of anxiety now in the community, but we should try to stay calm and not rush to judgement," he said."We need to understand what has happened."I hope that the IPCC can move quickly to allay fears and rumours that can circulate in these circumstances."


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Input: A jury decided the case against Peter Barrowman, 35, was not proven following a trial at the High Court in Glasgow.Speaking outside court, the father-of-two from Stenhousemuir told BBC Scotland that the verdict was a "massive relief".He said: "I am so happy that I can go home. I can't really put it into words, but I'm just very happy."Mr Barrowman, who worked at Cornton Vale prison, is currently suspended by the Nursing and Midwifery Council.Asked if he would seek a return to nursing, he replied: "That's a decision I've still to make."Three women - all prisoners in the jail - claimed Mr Barrowman raped them between January and March 2014 while they were his patients.He denied any sexual contact with the women and claimed they were lying.The nurse was suspended from working at Cornton Vale in March 2014, after the allegations were made and he was dismissed in July last year.Mr Barrowman was also acquitted of charges of supplying drugs to prisoners. The charges were withdrawn by the Crown before the end of the trial.


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Input: It brings the total UK assistance to Iraq since June 2014 to £79.5m.The money will pay for food, medicine, shelter and clothing, and provide clean water and improved sanitation to help prevent the spread of cholera.Minister Desmond Swayne said "the world's gaze appears to have wandered" from the suffering of those in Iraq.The so-called Islamic State controls swathes of Iraq's territory, and in places where it has implemented its strict interpretation of Sharia, women are forced to wear full veils, public beheadings are common and non-Muslims are forced to choose between paying a special tax, converting or death.More than eight million people require humanitarian assistance inside Iraq, with 3.2 million Iraqis internally displaced.Speaking during a visit to the country, Mr Swayne said: "We cannot separate out what is happening in Iraq from the instability gripping Syria and the wider region."The UN's latest appeal is seriously underfunded and we do not want to see more Iraqis being forced to move because they cannot get the help they need where they are."Donors must step up to meet the shortfall now, to prevent Iraq's problems spilling over its borders."In June, the UN warned that critical aid operations supporting millions of people in Iraq were at risk of shutting down without an urgent increase in funding.It is appealing for nearly $500m (£330m) to cover the immediate needs of 5.6 million Iraqis for the next six months.


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Input: Stanley the 18-month-old chihuahua disappeared from a park in Woodridge on 12 April, as reported in the East Anglian Daily Times.His owner Christie Barr and her family set up a Facebook page to appeal for help to track him down.He was found walking alone on 12 July and handed to a vet in St Albans who identified him through his microchip.Microchipping of dogs has been compulsory in the UK since April 2016 to help trace the owners of lost pets.Ms Barr said Stanley was being looked after by her mum while she was on holiday, who saw him being taken away by a young boy on a bike."We're just so glad to have him back and he's healthy and alive," she added."I think maybe he was taken, sold on, used for breeding - we're not sure - but he's back and safe and well."He's in a bit of shock but he's coming around slowly."Christie's sister, Roman Woolnough, posted appeals on social media and organised a search to look for Stanley.She said: "After 13 weeks of blood sweat and tears, we have finally found our baby."


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Input: BT, Edinburgh International Conference Centre and Apex Hotels are among firms supporting the City Region deal.The six councils behind the bid claim it will lead to more jobs and improve infrastructure across the Lothians, Fife and the Borders.It will now be submitted to the UK and Scottish governments.Edinburgh Chamber of Commerce, Marketing Edinburgh and universities and colleges in the region have also leant their support to the deal.It is being led by East Lothian, the City of Edinburgh, Fife, Midlothian, Scottish Borders and West Lothian councils.If the bid is successful, they hope to build new housing, generate jobs and improve connectivity through transport links and the internet.They believe it could also generate an additional £3.2bn worth of private sector investment.Andrew Burns, the leader of the City of Edinburgh Council, said: "I am delighted that we have now reached this key milestone and look forward to discussing our proposals in more detail with both governments in the coming months."In negotiating this deal, we want to build on our key sector strengths of knowledge, culture and technology."He added: "Our ambition is to achieve a step change in economic performance for the economies of the region, Scotland and the UK and we are delighted that to date almost 100 businesses have registered their support."In addition to this the academic community in the region are also on board. The joint working of public, private and the third sector is crucial to the success of this deal."


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Input: The 34-year-old, who was born in Brazil but plays for Portugal, has been linked with Paris St-Germain and AC Milan and has "had proposals from England".Pepe has made 334 appearances for Real, winning three La Liga titles and three Champions League trophies.He missed Saturday's win over Juventus and added: "I didn't say goodbye because they knew before I did."Pepe announced his departure in an interview with radio station COPE, and said he had not spoken to manager Zinedine Zidane since Madrid's Champions League final win in Cardiff."What he has done for Real Madrid is spectacular, but there are things I still do not understand," Pepe said.The centre-back, who was injured for part of the season with a hamstring problem and then broke two ribs in April, fell behind both Raphael Varane and Nacho in the challenge to play alongside captain Sergio Ramos in the Madrid defence."I've had years of great pride in which I have given my body and soul," he said. "But I took the decision in January when it was clear which way it was going."I'm happy for the love of the people, and that's worth more than everything."


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Input: Daniel Pelka, from Coventry, died in March 2012, after being starved and abused by his mother and her boyfriend.Speaking in the wake of a four-week Ofsted inspection of the service, Brian Walsh, of the city council, said he was "very concerned" about the results.The Ofsted report is due out later this month.In September, a serious case review found he was "invisible" at times to police, NHS and social care.Since Daniel's death, the council said referrals have risen from 3,085 in March 2013 to 4,529 in March 2014.Mr Walsh, who took over the department in September, said: "I am very concerned about what Ofsted are going to say."The increase in referrals has completely overwhelmed us in social care."However, Mr Walsh added Coventry's child protection services were "very different" to those in Birmingham which were branded a "national disgrace" by Ofsted's chief inspector Sir Michael Wilshaw in October.Ofsted has rated Birmingham's children's services inadequate since 2009 and the latest inspection was cancelled to allow a government review into the authority's plans to improve the department.Mr Walsh said: "We are in a very different position to Birmingham. We are a much smaller authority and we are aware of the problems. We will welcome external support if that's what's required."


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Input: A couple and a baby were rescued and taken to hospital on Saturday but hopes of finding more survivors are fading.The bodies of fifteen people have so far been recovered, but many more are feared trapped beneath the rubble.Thousands of rescuers were deployed after some 40 homes were destroyed in Xinmo village in Maoxian county.Emergency workers have been digging through earth and rocks for a second day, with rescue dogs scouring the debris for some 118 people who remain unaccounted for.One of those rescued, Qiao Dashuai, told state broadcaster CCTV that his baby had woken him and his partner in the early hours, adding that when the couple opened the door of their home they were swept away by water. He said his parents and other relatives were still missing.Heavy rain is thought to have triggered the landslide, causing the top section of a mountain to loosen, sending boulders and rocks crashing down onto the village below at about 06:00 local time on Saturday (22:00 GMT on Friday).Chinese President Xi Jinping later urged the emergency services to "spare no effort".More than 3,000 rescuers have been working in the area, using ropes to move large rocks in the frantic search for villagers.But geological experts at the site on Sunday said that the chance of finding survivors was becoming "really slim", China's Xinhua news agency reports.The landslide blocked a 2km (1.2-mile) stretch of a river, the news agency added. Local police said a lack of vegetation in the area had made the landslide worse.Local officials said some 8m cubic metres (282m cubic ft) of rock had been dislodged and roads had been closed to all traffic except emergency services.Landslides are a regular danger in mountainous regions of China, especially during heavy rains.In 2008, 87,000 people were killed when an earthquake struck Wenchuan county in Sichuan province. In Maoxian county itself, 37 tourists were killed when their coach was buried in a landslide caused by the 2008 earthquake.


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Input: Ian Philip, 57, was caught after his flat was identified as the source of images uploaded to a filesharing site.During a raid on the flat in Grantham, Lincolnshire Police seized computer equipment found to contain 10,990 indecent images of children.He was jailed for three and a half years at Lincoln Crown Court.Robert Sandford, prosecuting, told the court: "He was frank with what he said to the police."He was using GigaTribe to share images. He said he would upload images so others could have access to them. He believed he had allowed more than 30 people to access his folder."He said he would chat on the site to other like-minded people and they would discuss fantasies. He said he was an addict and needed help."The court was told Philip had a previous conviction in 2012 for making indecent images and was given a suspended jail sentence.Philip, 57, of Finkin Street, Grantham, admitted distributing child pornography, together with eight other related charges.He also admitted breaching conditions of the sex offenders' register.Judge Michael Heath told him: "You found these images exciting. The great tragedy is that to produce such gratification for people like you, youngsters are grievously abused."No one knows the incalculable harm which has been caused to those youngsters by perverted people like you, providing a market for this filth."Michael Cranmer-Brown, defending, said "He recognises he has a problem and that he needs intensive help to try to prevent him from re-offending."His pleas reflect his acceptance of that problem and his remorse for his offending."


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Input: Lisa Foster was diagnosed with stage four bowel cancer - the highest level of spread - three weeks ago.She started raising the money so that someone can care for Ruby, Zach and baby Scarlett while she is treated.Mrs Foster, from Derbyshire, said the nanny would also provide extra support for her husband if the worst happened."I just can't believe the generosity of this world and I will be forever grateful to all of those hundreds who have donated. They really have helped me," she said."I want to enjoy every single minute, of every single day, of every single month now of what I've got left."Her eldest child Ruby is seven, her son Zach is four, and her baby Scarlett is seven and a half months old.She said her biggest motivation for fighting cancer was to live long enough so that Scarlett might remember her.She also hoped to see Scarlett's first steps or hear her first word, see Zach on his first day at school and see Ruby start secondary school.She is recording videos for her children to watch at key milestones in their lives, such as their 18th birthdays.Mrs Foster raised the money online through a fundraising page and exceeded her £50,000 target thanks to donations from more than a thousand people."A lot of people have said they feel for me because they're a similar age and they have three children," said the 36-year-old."If I can get a year that means I can see Zack's first day at school, I can see Scarlett maybe start walking or saying her first word, and that's what's going to keep me going."


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Input: Richella Heekin saved for two years for a surprise Â£1,200 holiday for boyfriend Ben Marlow's 30th birthday last month.But the excited couple arrived to find the airline's desk closed.Staff confirmed the BHM airport code on their tickets meant Birmingham Alabama, not the UK's second city.Read live updates from Birmingham, plus more storiesThe airport code for the British Birmingham is BHX."Richella's face has just gone red and she's in tears," said Mr Marlow."I was like - we're not going to Vegas then."I was more gutted for Richella than myself because it was a surprise."Ms Heekin revealed the surprise to her boyfriend at a party in front of family and friends, with those who knew they were due to head to the US giving dollars as a present.But the couple, from Sutton Coldfield and both carers for children with special needs, were devastated when they turned up to see no flights on the board.The couple thought they were flying from Birmingham - in the West Midlands  - to Dallas and on to Las Vegas."I looked at the departure board and there's no flights," 26-year-old Ms Heekin said.She said the error occurred after she spent time "doing a lot of clicking" on lastminute.com searching for flights, dates, prices and hotels."When I got my confirmation, I was checking my email. I checked the times and the code [BHM] was there," she said.Ms Heekin said they contacted the website when at the airport, but the company said there was nothing that could be done.Frustrated and with time booked off work, the couple used a new credit card to buy two late flights to Amsterdam instead - exchanging the gifted dollars for euros.Lastminute.com said although it was not its error, the firm tried to find them alternative flights and contacted the airline and hotel for a refund, but one could not be provided.Since attracting media attention, the couple have been offered a free five-day holiday to Las Vegas by Virgin Holidays.


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Input: Bowlish Infants School in Shepton Mallet was evacuated and homes and businesses in Croscombe were also deluged.The River Sheppey in Croscombe burst its banks flooding a pub and nearby homes in the centre of the village.The heavy rain also forced the A371 to be closed between Shepton Mallet and Wells.The Environment Agency said a storm cloud passing over the Shepton Mallet area caused the flooding, when 30mm of rain fell in the space of 30 minutes.Bowlish House Hotel owner Chris Ashleigh said: "The school informed us at about 10:15 that the fire service told them the river was about to burst its banks and there would be a lot of activity outside the hotel with parents collecting their children."Rather than have them out on the road we suggested they were brought inside."We've had about 60 to 70 children - they all sat down in the sitting room and dining room and they've all been very well behaved."Somerset County Council sent a structural engineer to inspect a wall near the school which is holding back floodwater.  The school will remain closed on Thursday as a precaution.A small section of the river wall in Croscombe was hammered down by a local resident to drain the water away.Local resident, Peter Baron, said: "There was about two foot of water on the road and so some citizens turned up with their sledgehammers and bashed the wall down, a big water spout appeared and the road cleared quickly after that."Devon and Somerset Fire and Rescue said heavy rainfall had also affected parts of Wookey, such as Church Street which was under 2ft (60cm) of water in places earlier.A spokesman for the fire service said crews had attended several properties to pump out water and to clear debris from roads.Earlier heavy rainfall left some roads in Wookey and Shepton Mallet, such as Cannards Grave Road in Shepton under water, but this has now cleared.The head teacher of Bowlish Infants School said it would remain closed on Thursday.


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Input: The 37-year-old's five catches in Nottinghamshire's Championship win over Warwickshire took him to 998.When Read reaches the target, he will be the first player to do so since Jack Russell in 1997."It's close isn't it? I am maybe thinking about it more now and willing people to find the edge," Read said."I probably won't do a lot. I will probably throw the ball up a little bit higher than I might normally do," he told BBC Radio Nottingham."But, at the same time, I am so excited by this group of bowlers. The way Jake Ball bowled against Warwickshire was brilliant."If he keeps that up I am sure there will be more edges coming my way."Read's chance to become the 26th player in history to reach 1,000 dismissals will come when Notts start a Championship game against Durham at Trent Bridge on 9 September.The former England keeper, who missed part of the season with a hamstring injury, is currently leading Nottinghamshire's batting averages, with 762 runs in 16 innings at an average of 63.50.And he reached a milestone with the bat this week, when his 69 against Warwickshire saw him pass 15,000 first-class runs.Read, who has three centuries this season, added: "I didn't feel it was a big thing but everyone was 'yeah, that's a lot of runs'."For me, we talk about landmarks, but that wasn't one I was eyeing up at all."I am in really good form at the moment and I have always said that when you are in form, you need to make it pay."There are times in your career when you have lows, you don't know where your next run is coming from, so you really need to make those times count."


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Input: He was in tears at a presentation before Germany's 2-0 friendly win over Finland in Monchengladbach.The Manchester United midfielder, 32, made his Germany debut in June 2004 and ends his international career with 121 caps and 24 goals."It means so much that you're here today. It has been an honour to play for you," he told the crowd."I think you all saw how it affected me. I had just wanted to enjoy every moment, but I hadn't expected it to be so lovely."Schweinsteiger, who was substituted to a standing ovation after 66 minutes, holds the German record for European Championship appearances, having played 18 times at the tournament.He was part of Germany's 2014 World Cup-winning squad and retires as Germany's fourth most-capped player of all time.Schweinsteiger, who this week denied he had a problem with new United manager Jose Mourinho, said he wanted to play for the Reds again despite being left out of their first-team squad."I have a contract with United until 2018 and it's my dream to run out there again," he added."I love football still too much and that means being on the field, playing, and that is what I am thinking about."Manchester United captain and team-mate Wayne Rooney tweeted his congratulations on a "special international career", while former Germany international Didi Hamann described Schweinsteiger as "one of the all-time greats".


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Input: The 20-year-old, who is Irish qualified, comes in as competition for Paddy Jackson and fills the void left by the retirement of Ian Humphreys."He has undoubted potential, an array of skills and line-breaking ability," said Ulster director of rugby Les Kiss.Meanwhile, Ulster academy fly-half Johnny McPhillips has been upgraded to a development contract."With the depth of International-class outhalves at Bath, Brett's opportunities have been limited to the 'A' team at Rosslyn Park, where he has excelled," added Kiss."Johnny McPhillips enjoyed a successful stint with Ireland U20s in this season's Six Nations Championship and that experience will stand him in good stead."He is mature well beyond his years and he has the right temperament and ability to succeed at the highest level."We would fully expect Paddy Jackson to be involved with Ireland squads in the coming years so the knock-on effect will be the requirement for Ulster to produce more Irish-qualified options at 10."Brett and Johnny are definitely two very exciting prospects."


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Input: The 33-year-old suffered the injury in February playing for Western Australia.He aggravated it on the eve of a planned comeback in March and is likely to miss the start of the new season."It could be a couple of weeks, it could be longer," said Glamorgan's Toby Radford, coach of the County Championship Division Two side."As soon as we can get the proper scan done we'll know where we stand."Glamorgan begin their Division Two campaign at Leicestershire on 12 April before facing Surrey at home a week later.Hogan has been a crucial strike bowler for Glamorgan in the last two seasons, claiming 98 wickets in all competitions last season despite missing three weeks on paternity leave."He was running around [at Swalec Stadium] and looking in good shape in some ways, [but] we just don't know how bad the injury is," Radford told BBC Wales Sport."He only gets pain when he bowls so we'll have a scan next week, see where he's at and then we can make a real plan for when he returns."Radford is keeping open the option of signing a loan player or going into the Leicestershire game with his current bowling resources, despite the inexperience of several players."It is [inexperienced], but Ruaidhri Smith didn't do himself any harm [against Cardiff MCCU], David Lloyd batted and bowled well, and Craig Meschede bowled very well."Will Owen and Dewi Penrhyn-Jones are the other seam bowlers available to Radford.Jack Murphy is also on the county's staff, but took two wickets playing against them for the Cardiff universities team, in Glamorgan's final warm-up match.The match ended in a draw with Glamorgan scoring 434-7 and Cardiff MCCU 110-8.


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Input: The Sporting Equality Fund will be spent trying to close the gender gap that emerges in early teenage years.During this period 71% of boys say they are active in sport compared with 51% of girls.First Minister Nicola Sturgeon said the aim was to increase participation, engagement, and promotion of women in sport.Details of the fund were being set out at the Ladies Scottish Open Forum: Leadership in Business and Sport event.Ms Sturgeon said: "We've seen some good progress in recent years, and it's encouraging that activity levels amongst teenage girls are increasing."However, there is still a gender gap in sports participation and physical activity levels. There's also a shortage of women involved in sport from grassroots right up to elite level."She added: "We look forward to working with sportscotland and others over the summer to take this forward and will be announcing more details later in the year."Scottish golfer Catriona Matthew said: "As a mother to two young girls, I am delighted to hear about the Sporting Equality Fund which aims to get more women and girls actively participating in sport."Keeping fit and healthy is so important in terms of health, wellbeing, mental strength and social mobility."Sportscotland's chair Mel Young welcomed the news, saying the body was committed to building a "world-class sporting system" for everyone in Scotland.


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Input: The 32-year-old former Warwickshire seamer's last first-team appearance for the Hove side came in June 2014.The right-armer took 199 wickets at an average of 32.38 in 63 first-class appearances for Sussex."It's been a frustrating 18 months. On the advice of the club's medical staff, I have decided not to pursue my first-class cricketing career," he said.Anyon joined Sussex ahead of the 2010 campaign and became a consistent performer for their Championship side.He took 55 first-class wickets at an average of 32.45 in 2011 and a further 50 at 28.64 in 2013.Anyon also made 1,086 first-class runs during his spell with Sussex."I'm very fortunate to have played my best cricket at Sussex," he added."I'd like to make a special thank you to the medical staff and the Professional Cricketers' Association for all their help over the past 12 months. I wish the club success going forward."


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Input: They were signed by former manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer in the summer of 2014.Both spent loan spells at rival Championship clubs during the 2015-16 season and have not travelled on the Bluebirds' pre-season tour to Germany."They can look for pastures new," first team coach Paul Trollope told BBC Radio Wales Sport."It's not an easy situation for them. They've shown a really good attitude and worked hard through pre-season."They've been treated with respect and for all parties, if a solution is found, then it would suit."Macheda, 24, joined Cardiff from Manchester United in May 2014, and has scored six goals in 27 league games for the Bluebirds.Le Fondre, 29, signed from Reading on a three-year deal in May 2014 but has scored only three goals in 23 league appearances for the club.He spent the whole of the 2015-16 campaign on loan at Wolves having been on loan at Bolton Wanderers during the previous season.Italian Macheda was on loan at Nottingham Forest last season, where he failed to score in three league appearances.Trollope, who succeeded Russell Slade as Cardiff boss in May, would not be drawn on his future with Wales' coaching team.Media playback is not supported on this deviceThe 44-year-old is expected to leave Chris Coleman's staff to concentrate on his role with the Bluebirds.The former Fulham midfielder wants to add to his squad before the transfer window closes but did not reveal who is targets were."I'm not getting involved in any names, whether we are or aren't looking," Trollope added."All I can say is we are looking to add a couple of new faces and to add to the group."We need the strength in depth, we need the quality and we need the attitude within the squad."The emergency loan window no longer being at our disposal probably changes our thoughts a little bit in terms of having to finalise everything by the end of August."


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Input: Carroll, 28, last played for England in October 2012 but has scored four goals in his last four games for the Hammers."Every manager would like to have him in his team or squad," said Bilic."Andy would help any team. Andy would help the German team, Andy would help the Croatian team, the Spanish team, because he is a top player."Carroll has scored twice for England - including a fine header in a Euro 2012 win against Sweden - but has suffered with multiple injuries since joining West Ham originally on loan in 2012.He has made 68 Premier League starts from a possible 176 for the Hammers, and is a doubt to face West Brom this weekend with a groin injury.Bilic said: "He is a top player. He brings you everything, everything that you could ask from a centre-forward.Media playback is not supported on this device"We didn't want to take any risk with him, we will see on Friday if he is going to be available for Saturday."It is not something that is major. If it was bigger we would rule him out."England are in action against Germany in a friendly on 22 March before hosting Lithuania four days later.


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Input: The remote village had already seen a temperature of -11.8C earlier this winter.Overnight temperatures also plunged to -8.4C at Benson in Oxfordshire.The Met Office has issued a yellow "be aware" warning for freezing temperatures and ice for Scotland and parts of northern England.Forecasters have warned that it could again get colder than -12C in places later.BBC Scotland weather presenter Kawser Quamer said: "Kinbrace dipped to -12.2C at 08:00 and -12.4C at 09:00 this morning, so this marks last night as the coldest night of the winter so far."Tonight it is possible we may match or possibly even beat this minimum temperature - but it will all depend on cloud cover."Where there is lying snow and the skies are clear, temperatures will drop like a stone. Likely areas will be the Northern Highlands, possibly the Grampians."She added: "It will be localised however, so one spot may dip to -12C, but down the road it could be -1C."The freezing temperatures come during a cold spell that has already brought ice and snow to large parts of Scotland.All five of Scotland's mountain snowsports centres have been able to open to skiers and snowboarders.Photographers, meanwhile, have been drawn to Black Water near Garve in Ross-shire where huge icicles have formed.The Sportscotland Avalanche Information Service has rated the potential risk of avalanches in areas popular with climbers and hillwalkers as "considerable".


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Input: Peter Gibbons died last year aged 90 at Ipswich Hospital, following a six-year battle with the disease.Friends, who were executors of his will, told the East Anglian Daily Times they were shocked at the amount of money he left.The hospital said it was the biggest donation it had received and said "thousands of people" would benefit.More on this story and others from SuffolkMr Gibbons, from Bramford, Suffolk, was "thrifty" and sold second-hand cars and trailers, according to his friends Gary and Trisha Walton."You heard rumours about his money, but when we found out how much it was we were quite shocked."He was a lovable rogue - a bit of a wheeler dealer."People who knew him just knew that was the way he was - that was him and he was quite happy," said Mrs Walton.Mr Gibbons always praised the care he received at the hospital and felt the nurses did not get paid enough, Mr Walton said.The donation means the hospital can renovate four wards, improve the children's ward and use the rest of the money for projects suggested by staff.Laurence Collins, non-executive director of the Ipswich Hospital NHS Foundation Trust, said: "Thousands of people will be touched every day by Mr Gibbons' kindness when they come into the hospital and see an environment which is completely transformed."This legacy will mean that we can go way over and above what we  would normally be able to afford so that we deliver the best experience for patients, carers, visitors and staff."


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Input: On Facebook, the TV presenter admitted her trademark curls were fake and she was going through the perimenopause, which is the start of the menopause.Sawalha said her hair "was my favourite thing about myself."She revealed a doctor told her she had the balding gene on the ITV daytime show in September.In the video, she breaks down telling people she used to say her hair was her "crowning glory" and did not realise the gene could occur in women.She added: "My hair is not like that anymore, my hair really started to change after I had my kids."It sounds awful saying it as people lose all of their hair to alopecia or cancer treatment but it doesn't make it any easier, the fact that I'm losing my hair."In sharing what Ms Sawalha describes as a "confession", she says she hopes "by speaking out it helps make you not feel alone in this and please share if you think it might help someone you know".The menopause is the transition of when a woman stops having periods and is no longer able to get pregnant naturally.


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Input: Officials said the calves - two males and a female - were filmed in Ujung Kulon park on the island of Java, between the months of April and July.They added that the calves were born to different mothers and "looked healthy". Just one calf was spotted in 2014.The discovery of the calves raises the number of Javan rhinos from 57 to 60 - all of them live in Ujung Kulon."This is wonderful news," Widodo Ramono, head of conservation group the Indonesian Rhino Foundation, told AFP news agency. "Now we just need to ensure their protection."The Javan rhino, native to jungles across South East Asia, was once the most widespread of Asian rhinoceroses.But it can now be found only in Ujung Kulon park.Record numbers of the species were hunted for their horns, prized for their use in traditional Asian medicine in countries such as China and Vietnam.


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Input: Hart, 29, joined the Serie A club on a season-long loan in August after being told he was free to leave City by manager Pep Guardiola.The England goalkeeper has said he is "surplus to requirements" at City."Hart wants to stay at Torino but we are all aware, both him and the club, we can't buy him," Mihajlovic said.The Serb told Gazzetta dello Sport: "At the most we could take him on loan for another year but that depends on both Manchester City and him."We will need to know if Hart is going to be here next year because if he's not then we'll need to change the way we play."In March, Hart told the BBC's Premier League Show that he does not see himself playing for City again, adding that a return to the Premier League was not top of his wish list.Hart, who has played for England 70 times, has had "no communication with anyone" about a transfer after his loan spell at Torino ends in May.Speaking on Thursday, Guardiola refused to discuss if Hart could have his loan spell extended in Turin."At the end of the season we are going to speak about the players who are under contract next year and about the loan players," he said.Hart's 33-year-old replacement, Claudio Bravo, has been criticised by fans for his performances since his £15.4m arrival from Barcelona in August.  Willy Caballero, 35, has featured in the squad for Premier League and Champions League matches since 21 January.But Bravo was restored to the starting line-up for City's win against Hull last weekend. City play Southampton at 17:30 BST on Saturday."Every weekend I will decide who is in goal, " added the Catalan manager. "Last week I decided on Claudio."It depends on if the opponent makes a lot of high pressing or not and what I see in the training session. I have confidence with both. We will see."


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Input: Relegation-threatened Stenhousemuir picked up three points with a 3-1 victory over Peterhead.League leaders Livingston dropped points as they were held to a 1-1 draw by Queen's Park at Hampden Park.The fixture between Brechin City and Alloa Athletic was postponed because of a waterlogged pitch.East Fife bounced back from last week's defeat to Alloa Athletic by beating Albion Rovers at the Bayview Stadium. Two second-half goals from Chris Duggan was the difference between the sides.Stranraer picked up three points away to Airdrieonians thanks to second-half goals from Craig Malcolm and Ryan Thomson. The Blues were reduced to 10 men as Morgyn Neil was shown a red card but Iain Russell missed the resulting penalty. Andy Ryan scored a late consolation for Airdrieonians.Bottom club Stenhousemuir took a step towards safety with a defeat of 10-man Peterhead at Ochilview Park. Rory McAllister saw red for abusing referee David Munro after first-half goals from Alan Cook and Mason Robertson had put the strugglers in front. Jordan Brown pulled one back for Peterhead after the restart, but Colin McMenamin restored the Warriors' two-goal cushion shortly after the hour mark.Livingston extended their lead at the top of the table to seven points with a draw at Queen's Park. Scott Pittman put the leaders ahead early on before Dario Zanatta equalised for the hosts.


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Input: The show will see the singer perform to around 80,000 people in Milan's Stadio Giuseppe Meazza on 28 May and to TV audiences in over 220 countries.Keys, who will be debuting new music in the show, said playing to such a huge audience was "pretty insane".European football's governing body Uefa said Keys' inclusion "heightens even further the appeal of the match".Keys, who recently joined Season 11 of NBC's The Voice in the US, said she was looking forward to returning to Italy, a place that feels like home to her."My mother's family is from Italy, so whenever I go, I always feel the most loved," she said."I feel like it's a homecoming of love in a lot of ways."Uefa said Keys' performance will usher in a new live entertainment era for the final, which intends to "merge the worlds of world-class music, entertainment and sports, as well as celebrate design and fashion as a nod to the host city, Milan"."This is going to be a powerful moment in history and one that represents the spirit of all the similarities we share no matter where we live and who we are," Keys said."I'm honoured to be a special part of such a beloved experience."Uefa has previously opened its top club event with large-scale dance performances, traditionally accompanied by the tournament's official song, the Tony Britten-composed Champions League, performed by a choir or played from a recording.The 2011 opening ceremony at London's Wembley Stadium saw Tinchy Stryder perform a specially-written rap about the game between Manchester United and Barcelona.


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Input: One staff member is thought to have suffered a broken jaw while another suffered injuries to his head, back and ribs during the disorder at Swinfen Hall, Staffordshire.Up to 25 inmates at the prison, near Lichfield, are thought to have armed themselves with chairs and table legs.A prison service spokesman said the disorder was quickly resolved.According to a prison service report staff were attacked on Thursday morning with five inmates then barricading themselves into a cell.The prison services spokesman said police were investigating."A number of offenders at Swinfen Hall prison were involved in a disturbance on Thursday," the spokesman said."This was quickly resolved by staff, the offenders involved have since been moved to other establishments and the police are investigating."We do not tolerate violence against our hardworking and dedicated prison officers."Those responsible for violence face spending longer behind bars."In August ,Swinfen Hall, a prison and young offenders institution which houses more than 600 inmates, was put on lockdown after inmates reportedly took over a wing and tried to flood it.Peter Dawson, deputy director of the Prison Reform Trust, said the situation was worrying and it would be interesting to see what the investigation into it will find.But he said Swinfen Hall was not a prison in crisis."It has had a good inspection report and has an outstanding governor," he said.He said the prison housed mainly young inmates who were serving long sentences and the prison was much bigger than it used to be."The difficulty for the prison service is that it, like a lot of other public services, has had to make significant staffing reductions over the last three years," he said.


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Input: Paul Pugh, 34, was in a coma for two months after four men beat him during a night out in Carmarthenshire in 2007.He has rebuilt his life over eight years, requiring bouts of brain surgery.Now, a video detailing his story will be shown in schools.Hundreds of people have already taken Paul's Pledge - a campaign led by Mr Pugh and Dyfed-Powys Police to never condone violent behaviour."It's something I needed to do, both for myself - to help me get better - and to try and prevent the same thing happening to anyone else," he said."I don't care how many times I have to tell my story, how long it takes to get the message out there, I will dedicate the rest of my life to making people understand that drunkenness is never an excuse for violence."The documentary starts with the 999 call made after Mr Pugh's assault.It goes on to show harrowing CCTV footage of Paul on the ground surrounded by his attackers."I wanted to tell my story and educate people on how attacks like this devastate lives, but if the message was really going to hit home it had to do more than that, it had to shock people," he said."It takes these really chilling images to cut through the bravado and force people to stop and think."There's no point in demonising them, as that just makes people think that they're not the sort of person who'd do something like that. The point is anyone could be 'that sort of person' unless they're careful."Mr Pugh said his next challenge was to carry on with intensive physiotherapy so he can one day lead an independent life again.


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Input: The Scottish SPCA was called when the exhausted bird was spotted at Traprain Terrace in Haddington on 2 February.Staff traced it back to its owner and the racing pigeon has now been returned to the royal loft at Sandringham estate in Norfolk.The bird was identified by a ring number on its leg.Connie O'Neill, Scottish SPCA animal rescue officer , said: "I've rescued many pigeons during my career with the Scottish SPCA but this was certainly a first for me."I was really excited when I found out it was one of the Queen's racing pigeons."We were able to identity where the pigeon had come from using the ring number on its leg and arrangements were made for it to be collected."The poor bird was exhausted and it was a cold, dark and windy night when it was found. Thankfully someone contacted us as it would have been very easy prey for a cat."It's quite common for racing pigeons to lose their way and become too tired to take off again. I'm really glad we were able to help in this instance."


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Input: The Dorset Knob Throwing and Food Festival event in Cattistock involves participants tossing the locally made, spherical biscuit as far as they can.The longest throw was by Dave Morrison, who tossed his knob 21.8m (71ft).Organiser Nigel Collins thought up the idea after seeing a Yorkshire pudding throwing contest at a Yorkshire food festival.He said: "We used to throw knobs occasionally as a child because they're the size of a golf ball, so the whole thing gelled from there."Most of the contest is taken in good heart and there is no food wastage. Everything that is left over - even the broken bits on the ground - goes to feed local chickens."We needed funding for the playing fields, village hall, cricket club, and football club. We're a very small village, very rural, and we needed a unique event to get people here."The savoury biscuits, made by the Moores family since 1880, have to be thrown underarm and one of the competitor's feet must remain on the ground during the toss in order for it to count. The best of three is measured and recorded.The winner receives their winning biscuit and a plaque, while their name is added to a board in the village hall.The record is still held by Dave Phillips with a throw of 29.4m (96ft) in 2012.Other events included a knob eating contest, knob darts, knob weighing, and knob painting.


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Input: The Church of Ireland parish invited Elvis impersonator Andy Rogers to lead the service through the music of The King.American flags adorned the altar as Rev Paul Hoey took to his feet to encourage the congregation to "sing, dance, clap and enjoy the music".Most of all he asked them "to be open to the message of the songs".The opening song eased the audience in with Swing Down Sweet Chariot blending spiritualism and Elvis.People had come from as far afield as Belfast and Dungannon to enjoy the night, and all denominations and religions were welcomed.Rev Hoey, who organised the event near Londonderry, said the service - the first of its kind in Northern Ireland - was "partly an Elvis gig and partly an act of worship"."Last year I heard Andy Rodgers sing at a concert," he said. "As I listened it began to dawn on me how many of the songs related to the message of the Church."There was an excited if hesitant atmosphere among congregants."At first, I thought it was a bit unusual but I'm looking forward to it now," said one parishioner.The Elvis-inspired service featured the rock'n roll hits Blue Suede Shoes, All Shook Up as well as gospel tracks Take My Hand Precious Lord and How Great Thou Art.Upon seeing the church was packed to the rafters - and there actually were rafters - Reverend Hoey indicated that the church could maybe repeat the event, but change the theme."It's proven so popular, who knows what's next? Maybe Johnny Cash."


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Input: The dog, called Eragon, was found by children attending a service at St Mary's Church, Hitchin, on Tuesday.He was accompanied by a note asking, "please find me a lovely new home".The RSPCA scanned his microchip and found he belonged to Samantha Jones from Bowditch in south London. She had lost the dog during a walk in August.The reunion was "a lovely surprise", said Ms Jones, adding: "I thought I would never see him again."I was especially shocked to find he was in Hertfordshire - quite a way from my London home."The three-year-old animal was discovered tied up in a Santa sack with food, treats, a jumper and a Christmas card.The note said: "My lady is going into a home. I need food cut small. Please find me a lovely new home. So sorry."The RSPCA believes Eragon was found by someone who took him on without thinking to check his microchip and then found they could not cope.RSPCA inspector Stephen Reeves said: "Eragon had clearly been cared for, as the treats, jumper and card show, but it it could have ended quite badly to leave a little dog like that out with no care in the temperatures we've been seeing recently."It was certainly one of the more unusual and most festive rescues I have ever been called out to."


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Input: The 45-year-old, who beat Larry Butler 4-0 in round two, is top of the BDO rankings after a successful 2015."I'd rather be favourite. When I was the outsider, nobody was interested."Maybe I have got a target on my back but since winning the World Masters, everything's gone really well, so bring them on," he told BBC SportMartin Adams and Jeffrey de Graaf, who were seeded second and third respectively at Lakeside, were beaten in the first round.But Middlesbrough's Durrant said he has not been affected by other leading contenders making shock exits from the tournament, adding: "The seeds have gone in the bottom half of the draw."Everything's gone as planned in the top half of the draw, so who I thought I'd be playing is still on."It's the bottom half, people like Scott Mitchell and Jeff Smith, who will be licking their lips."Durrant recovered from a narrow World Championship semi-final defeat by Adams 12 months ago to win six ranking titles last year."My confidence is sky high," he continued. "I'm in the quarter-finals at Lakeside - that's what we practice for, why we play local leagues, county darts and the tour. I'm in a great place."


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Input: The incident happened after Derry City lost 2-1 to Dundalk in an FAI Cup semi-final replay at Brandywell Stadium.There are reports a Dundalk supporters' bus was vandalised during the trouble that happened outside the grounds.Police have yet to confirm the incident.  Derry City have yet to comment.Derry councillors have condemned the attack.Councillor Gary Donnelly said a group of Dundalk fans were cornered by a gang of youths outside a pub on the Lecky Road."When I arrived the crowd had dispersed and the Dundalk fans' mini-bus, which had been attacked, had been repaired and they were about to leave the area but they were visibly shaken," he said.Mr Donnelly told BBC Radio Foyle that the supporters' mini-bus had its tyres slashed and graffiti sprayed on windows."Residents told me that after the game a number of Dundalk fans were making their way back to the bus when one of them was assaulted."A young boy of about 14-years-old was hit on the back of the head with a bottle before locals intervened and the four guys ran off."Sinn FÃ©in councillor Patricia Logue, who lives in the area, said extra security may now be needed during match nights."This is criminal behaviour by youths who are causing mayhem in our community," she said."The people of the Brandywell, the visiting fans, Derry City Football Club, do not want this happening in the area."The residents are distraught and extra security will be one of the topics I'll be talking about to the relevant agencies today."


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Input: The Rhinos, who are bottom of Super League, were beaten 52-12 by the Tigers on Thursday evening.McDermott led the Headingley side to the treble last season."It's a terrible scoreline and defensively it was terrible. It's up there as one of the worst performances in my time here," he said.Last season's champions have now lost 11 of their 14 league fixtures this season and are six points outside the top eight.If the team fail to break into the top eight when the league splits after 23 matches then they will end the season in The Qualifiers and face the possibility of relegation.Chief executive Gary Hetherington issued a statement at the start of the week to say the club was not in crisis and that the players remained positive.And after their fourth successive defeat, McDermott said the players had to take their share of the responsibility."I back the players to come up with something and I don't want to be critical of them, but there still has to be some accountability," he added."We went through some passages of making Castleford work hard and showing some fight, but it just wasn't long enough."


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Input: After a club-record 10 straight league wins, they have drawn their last two."We're in a fantastic position - but anything can happen in a week of football, there's nine points to play for," said Wilder."Other teams have got to go on great runs to catch us and we've got to have a dip, but I don't see it."Wilder told BBC Radio Northampton: "I'm not seeing any nervousness or apprehension in our play - we're going for it and enjoying this situation."Will we win the next 12 games? I think it's going to be a real difficult task because to win three games on the bounce is tough. When you're talking about the exposure we get, we should do, because it's a special run, breaking club records."The Cobblers travel to play-off-chasing Carlisle on Saturday, after draws against Hartlepool and AFC Wimbledon.And Wilder says that, because teams below them all play each other, they will struggle to put together a run of wins."Look at some of the games that are coming up - Accrington are going to Wimbledon on Saturday, Portsmouth are playing Accrington next week, Oxford v Plymouth - they're all going to cut their own throats," he said."I don't see a team sticking 10 wins on the bounce again between now and the end of the season."We've got Cambridge coming up who fancy getting into the play-offs, Carlisle on Saturday, and even down to the likes of Luton - there's going to be some tough games coming up for everybody."


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Input: David Gilkey of National Public Radio (NPR) and Zabihullah Tamanna were travelling with the Afghan army when they came under fire and their vehicle was hit by a shell, NPR said.The attack also killed the driver of the vehicle, an Afghan soldier.Two other NPR employees travelling with the pair were unharmed, the US public radio network said in a statement.The vehicle Mr Gilkey, 50, and Mr Tamanna, 38, were travelling in was struck by shellfire near the town of Marjah, NPR said.Mr Tamanna was a photographer and journalist in Afghanistan, as well as a translator.Michael Oreskes, senior vice president at NPR, paid tribute to the photographer.He said: "David has been covering war and conflict in Iraq and Afghanistan since 9/11. He was devoted to helping the public see these wars and the people caught up in them. He died pursuing that commitment."As a man and as a photojournalist, David brought out the humanity of all those around him. He let us see the world and each other through his eyes."Mr Gilkey is the first US journalist outside the military to be killed in the conflict in Afghanistan.He received a series of awards during his career, including a 2007 national Emmy for a video series about US Marines from Michigan serving in in Iraq.In 2011, he was named still photographer of the year by the White House Photographers' Association, one of nine first-place awards he received from the body.His work on an investigation into veteran medical care and his coverage of the Ebola crisis helped secure awards for NPR.Last year, he received the Edward R Murrow Award for his coverage of international breaking news, military conflicts and natural disasters.


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Input: The pistols, dated 1814, were the French emperor's last gift to his then-three-year-old heir, Sotheby's says.The gold-encrusted pistols feature Napoleonic symbols such as the imperial eagle and the iron crown of Italy.Napoleon was defeated in battle and sent into exile on Elba island soon after they were given."These remarkable treasures epitomise the greatest personal tragedy of Napoleon's life, that he saw his beloved son and heir for the last time in January 1814, destroying his hopes to create a lasting dynasty," said Christopher Mason, a specialist in European sculpture and works of art from Sotheby's."Within weeks the emperor had been defeated, abdicated his throne and was forced into exile on Elba. A year later he faced his final humiliation at Waterloo."Sotheby's expects to sell the pistols for between £800,000 to £1.2m at auction on 8 July in London.Napoleon declared himself emperor in 1804 and waged war with other European powers, conquering much of the continent.He was finally defeated at the Battle of Waterloo in 1815 and imprisoned on the remote Atlantic island of St Helena, where he died on 5 May 1821.His son Napoleon II, also known as the King of Rome, died of tuberculosis in 1832, at the age of 21.


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Input: The 29-year-old Chinese thrashed 1995 Crucible runner-up Nigel Bond 10-2 on Wednesday.Former world semi-finalist Ding was required to qualify at Pond's Forge after his ranking dropped to 17."It doesn't matter who I play," he said. "They don't want to play me."Ding lost only seven frames across his three qualifying matches and will pose a serious threat when paired with a top-16 player in the first round of the tournament, which starts on Saturday.Also through to the main draw are 2002 champion Peter Ebdon, 2006 winner Graeme Dott, two-time finalist Ali Carter and Crucible veteran Alan McManus, who will be making his 20th appearance in Sheffield.Notable casualties of the final qualifying round were 1997 champion Ken Doherty, beaten 10-6 by Ryan Day, and twice-finalist Matthew Stevens, likewise losing 10-6, to Kyren Wilson.


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Input: Murty made the revelation in the wake of the 2-1 defeat at Inverness Caledonian Thistle on Friday night."The board have taken steps, they have offered me help and I have taken advantage of that help," Murty said."At the moment that will remain private between me and the person who is helping me."The result in Inverness makes it two league defeats in a row for Murty's side, following the 2-1 loss at Dundee.The Ibrox outfit fell behind to Greg Tansey's strike on the stroke of half time but squared it from the penalty spot thanks to Martyn Waghorn.Iain Vigurs then missed a penalty for Inverness but Billy Mckay's overhead kick sealed all three points for the home side.Murty, whose team host St Johnstone on Wednesday, said: "The board will take their time and appoint the person that they think should be in place at a time of their choosing. So until I'm told otherwise I will carry on doing what I'm doing."But I have to say, my help and the people helping me, doesn't take away from the fact that the players have to focus what they can control, and they can control their attitude and performance."You haven't got the space and I haven't got the time to convey how I'm feeling. Suffice to say we are walking away with nothing and that's not good enough for this football club. This club has been and will be again about winning football matches and we haven't managed to do that."We weren't clinical enough in either box and we paid the price."You saw a group of players who were focused, I thought for 25 minutes we were great, but it's the same old problem, if you don't score when you have the chance and you let in too many goals, then you are not going to take too many points home."


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Input: Balpa general secretary Brian Strutton said 96% of a turnout of 88% of union members voted for industrial action."Balpa has received a last minute offer from Easyjet to resolve the dispute and we will consider this carefully."That means there are no plans for pilots taking industrial action at this stage," said Mr Strutton.In a statement, the airline said: "Easyjet is committed to working with Balpa to find a resolution to the issues raised and we hope to reach a mutually agreeable solution."Earlier this month, it was revealed that pilots were considering strike action over the October half-term holidays.At the time the airline, which has around 2,000 UK-based pilots, said the pilots' workloads were set by the Civil Aviation Authority.Easyjet operates in more than 30 countries, flying to popular holiday destinations such as France, Italy and Spain.


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Input: The goalkeeper is accused of working with a gang operating in Nuevo Leon state responsible for more than 20 abductions, a security spokesman said.Jorge Domene said 35-year-old Mr Ortiz had admitted helping to select wealthy victims for the group.Mr Ortiz was suspended from playing in 2010 after failing a steroids test.Earlier, his relatives said they feared he had been kidnapped as they had not heard from him since Wednesday.Mr Ortiz, whose nickname means "the cat", was presented to the media along with other suspects on Saturday evening.Officials in Monterrey accused him of being involved in kidnappings in the second half of 2011, with the group allegedly demanding a ransom of around one million pesos ($72,000; Â£46,000) per victim.Mr Domene said the victims appeared to have targeted businessmen and "because of that in general they sought large ransoms". He said the group confessed to making "upward of 20m pesos ($1.45m)".The gang's victims allegedly included the husband of singer Gloria Trevi, who was reportedly quickly freed after his abduction in October.Mr Domene said Mr Ortiz, who was playing for top division team Rayados de Monterrey when he was suspended in April 2010, had confessed to knowing the gang for more than a year and becoming an accomplice "by signalling the victims who were kidnapped"."In exchange for that, he received significant payments for his active participation," Mr Domene said. "He has confessed to doing this at least twice, in which he received amounts surpassing 100,000 pesos ($7,260)."If convicted, Mr Ortiz could face a jail sentence of up to 50 years.


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Input: Bert Williams, 71, from Prenton, Wirral, caught the 93lb fish in the sea off Norway.Mr Williams told the BBC he initially thought he had caught a dolphin and it took two anglers more than 25 minutes to land the fish off Soroya, Norway.The catch is about 10lb off the world record for cod.Shortly before, he had snagged his fishing line on the boat's engine and thought he'd done that again or "landed a dolphin" as a pod had just passed the boat.Mr Williams, who began fishing when he was six years old, said: "To get the thing out of the water, I had to pace myself. I wouldn't have been able to lift it in on my own."He said: "Two of the guides on the fishing trip helped lift it into the boat and it took 25 minutes."Despite its size, Mr Williams said: "I have caught a marlin bigger - it was 180lb."As well as being the biggest cod landed by a British angler, it is the biggest for a disabled angler - Mr Williams has a heart condition.The world cod record, of about 104lbs, is held by a Swedish angler.Paul Stevens, a guide who organised the trip with Sportquest holidays, said: "The previous day, I caught an 84lb cod," he said. "I held the British record for 24 hours!"Mr Stevens described the atmosphere on the boat as "electric". "Everyone was buzzing it didn't matter who had caught it - it was just amazing to see such a big fish."The record-breaking fish, which died after it was reeled in, will be moulded into a fibreglass replica and mounted at the firm's offices in Norfolk.


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Input: The official AFL website promoted merchandise naming Sam Mitchell the code's best and fairest player, when in fact Nat Fyfe was the real winner.The mistake - attributed to human error - drew harsh criticism on social media.The AFL's media manager, Patrick Keane, did not hold back either, describing the image as an "epic website fail".As soon as the mistake was realised the AFL removed the erroneous post.Screenshots circulating online show the framed "Grand Sam Mitchell 2015 Brownlow Medalist Signed Guernsey" was selling for A$1,364 ($948, Â£625)."Widely regarded as the premier contested ball winner in the game with a side-step and delivery to match, Mitchell has continued to develop new dimensions to his game," the deleted post said.The AFL's Patrick Keane tweeted: "[we] had six Brownlow memorabilia options ready to go 4 when winner named. Human error went live with no result known. [The] AFL apologises without reservation to all fans/supporters who have been misled."Some angry fans demanded a refund on bets they had placed, as local media reports the post pushed Mitchell's odds from A$11 to $3.


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Input: The Olympic cycling champion, 35, has been criticised by some ex-jockeys, who feel she is putting herself in danger.She was unseated from favourite Pacha Du Polder at Fakenham on her National Hunt Rules debut on 19 February.But Andy Stewart, who owns Pacha Du Polder, said: "I fully endorse Victoria and what she's trying to achieve."The unseating at Fakenham followed another fall in the novice riders' point-to-point event at Barbury Castle on 14 February.Media playback is not supported on this devicePendleton only had her first riding lesson a year ago.Writing in her column for betting exchange Betfair on Monday, Pendleton said: "It's hard to believe that just over a year ago - 22 February 2015 to be exact - was the first time I sat on a horse, and now I'm two days away from my second Hunter Chase."There have been a few knocks and setbacks along the way and of course there was the fall at Fakenham last week. But being totally honest and realistic, I would be surprised if such setbacks didn't come with a challenge of this magnitude."I love learning and improving, which is something I really missed when I finished cycling and that's exactly why I've been bitten by the horse racing bug."Former champion jump jockey John Francome has said Pendleton "wants saving from herself" and is "an accident waiting to happen".But Stewart added: "The manner in which she has conducted herself throughout has been exemplary."The challenge allied with her positive approach has been a great advert for racing and her involvement has led to widespread coverage of the sport far beyond the racing pages."A decision on Pendleton's participation at Cheltenham will be made after she rides Pacha Du Polder at Wincanton on Wednesday.


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Input: The former skipper is prominent in a promotional video by host broadcaster Fox Sports which mocked England's early exit from last year's World Cup.England beat the Wallabies for only the fourth time in Australia last Saturday."It's tough to see things like that, so we want to go out and prove people wrong," Robshaw told BBC Sport."With stuff like that, you use it as motivation. We want to come down here as an England team and make history along the way."England have never won a Test series in Australia but can clinch the three-Test series with victory in Melbourne.Robshaw wins his 50th cap at AAMI Park on Saturday, but admits he was worried his international career was over following the World Cup."Of course I was unsure what to expect, not really sure who was coming in, and how you would be viewed," he said. "So I was extremely glad I had another opportunity."Robshaw's time in an England shirt has been far from plain-sailing, with some exhilarating highs mixed in with some demoralising lows.But despite stripping him of the captaincy earlier this year, coach Eddie Jones kept faith with Robshaw as a player, and the Harlequins forward proceeded to play a leading role in England's first Grand Slam in 13 years, before putting in an 80-minute shift in the 39-28 first-Test win in Brisbane."In life and in sport you do have setbacks and things don't always go to plan. It's about how you respond," Robshaw added."You are always trying to reach the top. If it doesn't happen, you dust yourself off and you have to go again. It's as simple as that."


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Input: Home is backed by Josh Littlejohn, of the Social Bite sandwich shops, and Dean Gassabi, who owns the Maison Bleue restaurants.It will provide training and employment programmes for members of the Social Bite Academy, a four-year paid course for homeless people.The restaurant is on Queensferry Street in the capital's west end.The not-for-profit venture opens to the public on Saturday, with a menu of French and Scottish cuisine.Diners will be encouraged to "pay forward" meals for the homeless, who can attend a special service for those sleeping rough every Monday between 15:00 and 17:00.Mr Gassabi said: "I had already secured these premises for a new Maison Bleue restaurant when Josh came to me with the proposal for Home and it was such a fantastic idea we agreed to go ahead immediately."This venture with Social Bite is a fantastic way for us to put something back, including helping the homeless community."Half of the profits will go directly to Social Bite and the other 50% will support other charities and good causes.Mr Littlejohn said: "Home is a unique place and we're incredibly excited to be opening up the doors this weekend."It's a place where you can get a first-rate meal at the same time as helping some of the most vulnerable people in society."It's a natural evolution of what we've been doing at Social Bite and I hope people support it in the same way."Social Bite - which has cafes in Edinburgh, Glasgow and Aberdeen - was in the spotlight last November when Hollywood star George Clooney visited the Edinburgh Rose Street branch to launch an appeal to help the homeless and fund an aid convoy to refugee camps across Europe.In June, the Duchess of Cornwall visited the shop and staff are also expected to welcome Oscar-winner Leonardo DiCaprio later this year.


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Input: Torrential rain made conditions difficult at the Estadio de San Mames, but Raul Garcia headed in the only goal in the first half.Athletic Bilbao had the better chances, with Aritz Aduriz close to adding a second with a shot that was just wide.Rodrigo came closest for Valencia, but saw his effort blocked."Both teams played with fantastic spirit in difficult conditions," said Neville. "They were probably the worst conditions I have seen a game of football played in."It was very difficult for our forwards to get into the game, but we kept fighting."Elsewhere, holders Sevilla played out a goalless draw with Basel in Switzerland.The Spanish side had midfielder Steven Nzonzi sent off late on.Fellow Spanish side Villarreal took command of their tie with Bayer Leverkusen as Cedric Bakambu's brace gives them a 2-0 lead heading into the second leg in Germany next Thursday.Shakhtar Donetsk are also in a strong position to reach the quarter-finals after beating Belgian side Anderlecht 3-1 in Lviv.Taison and Olexandr Kucher scored twice in the first half for the Ukrainian side and although Frank Acheampong pulled one back for Anderlecht, Eduardo's late finish put Shakhtar in control.Meanwhile, Marco Parolo gave Lazio a potentially crucial away goal as the Italian side drew 1-1 at Sparta Prague, while Mehmet Topal struck in the closing stages as Fenerbahce beat Portugal's Braga 1-0 in Istanbul.


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Input: Elin Jones said the party's three point "Cancer Contract", would help give the NHS the "fundamental change" it needed.The plans renewed a pledge that patients would get a cancer diagnosis or the all clear within 28 days.Welsh ministers warned the policy could result in patients being misdiagnosed or waiting longer for treatment.In October, 81% of patients diagnosed with cancer began treatment within 62 days, well below the 95% target and down from 85.6% in September.In December, Deputy Health Minister Vaughan Gething announced 100-day plans had been drawn up by health boards to improve cancer services and waiting times.On Tuesday, Ms Jones said Labour ministers had not met their own performance targets for the NHS over the past five years."We think there needs to be fundamental change there, and that's why we're putting forward interesting and radical proposals for the future of the NHS," she told BBC Wales.Plaid also promised a "new treatments fund" would improve access to new cancer drugs "based on what your doctor prescribe not your postcode", as well as one-to-one support for all patients before, during and after cancer treatment.A Welsh government spokesman said: "The majority of people diagnosed with cancer are diagnosed within the first half of the 62-day pathway but the length of time to diagnosis can vary for clinical reasons - lung cancers can be very difficult to diagnose, for example."We would reject any idea that would potentially lead to patients being misdiagnosed, not being diagnosed at all to meet a new target or any proposal that would lengthen the time patients wait to start treatment."The Welsh Conservatives accused Plaid Cymru of producing a "pale imitation" of their Cancer Patients Fund.


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Input: Hernanes and Simone Zaza scored the goals as Juventus extended their club record for successive home clean sheets to 10.They were crowned champions for the fifth season in a row on Monday when Napoli, their closest challengers, lost to Roma.And their players celebrated with fans after maintaining their stunning form.Hernanes' first-half strike and Simone Zaza's late header helped Massimiliano Allegri's men brush aside relegation-threatened Carpi.They can complete a double by beating AC Milan in the Italian cup final on 21 May."I am happy with the win," Allegri said. "It was a good one to get because the crowd was smaller than usual, after the celebrations and such."It pleased me that we did not concede a goal. Now we are thinking about the last two games and then the Coppa Italia final, which we are all looking forward to."


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Input: Iram Shahzad, 32, admitted two charges at St Albans Crown Court after Spencer Bell was killed as he tried to help a man who had fallen from a bridge.Mr Bell, 71, died instantly when he was struck by Shahzad's car, in January last year.Shahzad was sentenced to 14 months imprisonment, suspended for two years.The court heard the mother of three had sped up to the scene of the tragedy and then tried to get round the slowing cars.Travelling at speeds of between 82 and 88mph with two of her young children in the back of the car, she realised at the last moment the way ahead was blocked by two stationary vehicles.But instead of stopping like the other drivers, Shahzad thought she could beat the hold up by swerving back into lane two.Her car then hit Mr Bell, an ex-policeman and charity worker, who had gone to the aid of Alan Trethewey, 67.Mr Bell died instantly, the court heard.On Friday, judge Martin Griffith told her: "This case is a tragic case for the family and friends of Spencer Bell."He said the term Good Samaritan was frequently over-used but in Mr Bell's case it was a fitting description."Nothing I can say or do can fill the void left by this splendid man's untimely death," he told her.He disqualified her from driving for 18 months.Mr Bell's wife Wendy told the court: "My life has ended. Once it was full of laughter and giggles, chatting all day long and happiness. Now it is misery, sadness and tears."Sebastian Gardiner, defending, said his client was truly remorseful and her driving that morning had been out of character.


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Input: Lifeguards discovered broken bottles, the remains of barbecue and damage to Whiterocks unit's radio aerial on Wednesday morning.A large rock which had been thrown at the hut left a two inch hole in the unit which had also been covered with indecent graffiti.The RNLI estimated that repairs will cost £800.The vandalism follows two of the busiest days on Northern Ireland's beaches this summer.RNLI Lifeguard Supervisor Karl O'Neill said the damage to the aerial mount had threatened vital VHF communications while the rock damage meant the unit was no longer watertight.He said: "Our lifeguards rely on the aerial to communicate with each other when on patrol and to communicate with their colleagues in the Coastguard in the event of an emergency."Thankfully the damage has not rendered our communications off-service but should it have and should it have happened during the last two days which brought thousands of people to our beaches to enjoy the good weather, lives could have been put at risk."It is very disappointing for our lifeguards, who have been working hard to keep people safe, to turn up this morning after two busy days and see the unit they need to carry out their job has been so badly damaged, it really does dampen spirits."Our lifeguards' primary role at Whiterocks and on all lifeguarded beaches on the Causeway Coast is to make sure the beach can be enjoyed safely by the public. We want them to be able to continue to do that safely and with peace of mind," he added.


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Input: Estate agent Connells Group confirmed Pondtail Wood near Hurstpierpoint will be sold at auction on 12 September.Protesters were appalled at the destruction of ancient woods by landowner Wineham Properties Ltd earlier this year.The Forestry Commission ordered the trees be replanted by 30 April 2017 and looked after for 10 years.The South Downs National Park Authority (SDNPA) also investigated and issued Stop and Enforcement Notices in June.But solicitors for Wineham Properties Ltd lodged an appeal in July which suspended the notice until the appeal was decided or withdrawn, the SDNPA said.A spokesperson for the SDNPA said: "We are aware that a for sale sign went up last week. The landowner is legally entitled to sell the property."The notices stay with the land and so will transfer to any new owner. The owner should declare the notices prior to any sale."The BBC has attempted to contact Wineham Properties for comment.


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Input: With ten games remaining, the seventh-placed Bluebirds are just one point off the top six as they host eighth-placed Ipswich Town in Cardiff on Saturday.Cardiff face fellow play-off contenders Birmingham City on 7 May, when Derby - currently in fifth - will host Ipswich.Slade predicted: "It will be intriguing and probably will go to the wire."Slade's side are currently only ahead of Ipswich on goal difference and one point ahead of ninth-placed Birmingham - both of whom have a game in hand on Cardiff.Slade believes another 20 points should seal a play-off spot and said: "Maybe we would take playing Birmingham at home to ensure it - that is the sort of scenario you could end up with."The Bluebirds will be without Brazilian defender Fabio on Saturday, who is banned for one game after his second half dismissal in Tuesday's 2-0 home loss to Leeds United.But the club are hopeful defender Lee Peltier will be able to return after a foot injury to fill the right back berth.Slade believes there is a unity between the club and their fans, demonstrated by the ovation the team received after the Leeds defeat.He added: "Football can be very fickle at times. It can be a tough journey. I have been in many journeys. And it just feels we are slowly turning a corner."But do I think we are there? Do I think there is more to come? I do think there is more to come."I said that to the players - 'don't put any limit on what we can achieve over the remaining 10 games' because there is always more to find, always more to give, always more improvement to come."We are making that improvement, we are getting better."Striker Federico Macheda has been linked with a loan move to Championship rivals Nottingham Forest and Slade confirmed there had been interest from a number of clubs."There may be a possibility, we shall see whether he goes and gets a few games. But if he goes, there will be a 24-hour recall," said Slade.


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Input: Jeremy Dowling, 78, carried out the assaults on a 10 year old he met in 1973 at St Michaels Church at Budehaven, Truro Crown Court heard.He was found guilty of six counts of indecent assault on a child.Dowling is already serving a seven-year sentence for previous offences against boys at a private school.The sentences will run consecutively.The victim, now in his 50s, said he went to the police after reading of Dowling's abuse at the school where he worked as a teacher in the 1960s.Dowling carried out the assaults on the boy in the 1970s at his farmhouse, in a church and on car journeys he took with the boy.The abuse continued for four years when the victim said Dowling "took him under his wing".Judge Simon Carr said his victim "had attended the church for guidance and help and what he found was you".He said: "You enjoyed the risk of being able to control someone to that extent."The Bishop of Truro, the Right Reverend Tim Thornton, said the case "fills me with sadness and shame".He apologised "unreservedly" to the survivor of the abuse.He said: "I am deeply sorry that Jeremy Dowling used a cloak of ecclesiastical respectability to gain trust and access; the church failed in its responsibility when it should have been there as a positive influence."I hope the fact that Jeremy Dowling has been convicted of these offences and will now be subject to a further prison sentence will at least bring some sense of justice."Two counts of gross indecency against Dowling were dismissed.Det Con Grant Mills of Devon and Cornwall Police said after the case that "even with historical offences, we can still bring offenders to justice"."We welcome the sentence and hope it will help to give some closure to the victim," he said.


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Input: The Galway man served as GAA president between 1997 and 2000 after winning an All-Ireland senior hurling medal and an All-Star during his playing days.McDonagh helped Galway win the National League title in 1975 and earned his All-Star a year later.After captaining Galway during their All-Ireland final defeat in 1979, he won a Liam McCarthy medal a year later.McDonagh didn't start in the 1980 All-Ireland Final win over Limerick but he memorably led the rendition of the West's Awake on the steps of the Hogan Stand following Galway's emotional triumph.His GAA presidency saw him leading the calls for the removal of the controversial Rule 21, which barred members of the British security forces from playing gaelic games.The rule was eventually abolished a year after his presidential term concluded.Current GAA president Aogan O Fearghail led the association in paying tribute to the Galway man."It was with great sadness that we learnt of Joe's passing last night and I know that sentiment is shared by so many throughout the wider GAA family," said the GAA president."Joe was held in extremely high regard and his company was enjoyed by so many over the course of his long involvement with the GAA in so many different capacities, not least as president from 1997 to 2000."He and his tenure left an indelible mark on Cumann Lúthchleas Gael and his passion for our games and activities was only matched by his passion for the Irish language."McDonagh's passing comes two weeks after the death of his predecessor as GAA president Jack Boothman.


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Input: The 67-year-old, who was born in Dunston, Gateshead, was awarded an honorary Doctor of Music for his "inspirational" achievements.He began singing in a church choir in Gateshead, before making his name with Tyneside band Geordie in the 1970s.He joined Australian-based rockers AC/DC in 1980 after the death of the band's original singer Bon Scott.Mr Johnson said: "When you move away from here and you come back, you suddenly realise what you had... it's wonderful to be back."I hate to use the word humbling but it really does slap you down a couple of notches."AC/DC remains one of the world's most successful rock bands, having sold an estimated 150 million albums.The group's recent Black Ice tour was the fourth biggest-grossing of all-time, making about Â£258m ($440m).AC/DC formed in Australia in 1973 and their biggest-selling record was 1980's Back In Black - the first to feature Mr Johnson.Prof Andrew Wathey, vice-chancellor and chief executive of the university, said: "It is fitting that we honour one of the most distinctive voices in rock music, who is also a native of the North East."It is interesting to reflect on the importance of culture to collective life of the North East and of the cultural industries as a major UK export."Brian Johnson symbolises both of these things and, moreover, has been an inspiration to generations of young musicians over several decades."


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Input: It is part of an attempt to encourage Muslim women to consider pursing a career in the force.Officers and police staff have always had the option to wear religious headwear but the announcement ratifies the use of the hijab.Chief Constable Phil Gormley said the police force should be representative of the communities it serves.The move comes 10 years after the Metropolitan Police in London approved a uniform hijab.Mr Gormley said: "I hope that this addition to our uniform options will contribute to making our staff mix more diverse and adds to the life skills, experiences and personal qualities that our officers and staff bring to policing the communities of Scotland."The announcement was welcomed by the Scottish Police Muslim Association's chairman Fahad Bashir.He said: "This is a positive step in the right direction, and I am delighted that Police Scotland is taking productive steps in order to ensure that our organisation is seen to be inclusive and represents the diverse communities that we serve across Scotland."No doubt this will encourage more women from Muslim and minority ethnic backgrounds to join Police Scotland."There are currently six female Muslim officers working for Police Scotland - but none of them wear the hijab either on duty or outwith the force. The most recent figure for the overall strength of the force - released at the end of June - was 17,242.Official figures showed that there were 127 applications from black, Asian and ethnic minority candidates in 2015-16. That was just 2.6% of the total number applying to work for the force.In order to reflect the 4% figure across Scottish society, the force said it would need to recruit an additional 650 ethnic minority candidates.


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Input: Zdravko Mamic, the chairman of Dinamo Zagreb, and his brother Zoran, the club's coach, were held after deciding to return from the club's summer camp.Police say alleged fraud has cost the club 118m kunas ($17.3m, Â£11.1m) since 2008.The brothers say they are determined to prove their innocence.On Friday, anti-corruption investigators said a senior official with the Croatian Football Federation, a tax inspector and the Mamic brothers were suspected of giving bribes, tax evasion and other offences.According to Croatian and German media reports, they are accused of taking a cut of the sales of Dinamo Zagreb players.Police allege the fraud also cost the state 12m kunas ($1.8m, Â£1.1m).Police searched offices at the club and the football federation, as well as the brothers' homes, on Thursday. Two other men were also detained.Officers are keen to keep the four suspects in custody, but a court in Zagreb has yet to rule whether they will continue to be held.Luka Modric (Tottenham Hotspur, Real Madrid)Zvonimir Boban (AC Milan)Robert Prosinecki (Real Madrid, Barcelona)Eduardo da Silva (Arsenal)Alen Halilovic (Barcelona)A statement on the club's website (in Croatian) said: "Dinamo's entire staff, the squad and all of the club's employees fully back them as we are convinced they will prove that they are innocent."Zdravko Mamic, seen as the most powerful man in Croatian football, had previously said the claims against him were "absolutely pointless and constructed", as well as politically motivated.Dinamo were preparing for the new season, which begins on Friday, at a camp in Slovenia when the brothers returned. They were arrested on Saturday when they crossed the border into Croatia.The club is the most successful in Croatian football, having won 17 titles and claimed 10 successive championships.