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Input: Unbound sheets of Hugh Marwick's 1929 book The Orkney Norn were discovered in Kirkwall.The Norn language - a variant of Old Norse - was spoken in Orkney, Shetland and Caithness.A project was launched to get the pages bound, and they are now being sold in aid of the RNLI.The pages were found when George Leonard was selling his family business.He remembered seeing the sheets as a young boy and found them again on the first floor of the building which had acted as a store for Leonards, a stationery business.After some practical and financial assistance, the pages were sent for binding.Local language expert Dr Simon Hall said: "It lists all of the Norn words that he (Hugh Marwick) could find in Orkney during the early part of the 20th Century."He found these by going out and speaking to folk all over Orkney."He gathered them together and with huge academic rigour put them in to the book, which was a record of everything that was still extant at that point in time."If you look at the text of the book today you will see that there are hundreds of words that have fallen out of use but at the same time there are still many words in it that are used today."Some of the words include whassigo - insincere talk  - and puther, which is to grope about in the dark.


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Input: The 23-year-old went in on Sunday, 8 January and came out four days later.Blues said the loose-head "will be closely monitored by hospital doctors and the Cardiff Blues medical team".Danny Wilson's side are also without loose-head Gethin Jenkins, but Rhys Gill is hoping to be fit to face Bristol on Saturday.Wilson hopes Wales utility back Gareth Anscombe - who is not in Rob Howley's squad for the 2017 Six Nations - and number eight Nick Williams will be fit for the European Challenge Cup encounter.In their statement about Thyer, Blues said: "Following advice from the region's medical team, Thyer attended hospital where comprehensive investigations took place."He was released from University Hospital of Wales, Cardiff last Thursday (12 Jan) and continues his progress from home."There has been regular contact with family and Thyer will be closely monitored by hospital doctors and the Cardiff Blues medical team. Further information will be released in due course."


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Input: Gemma Price, 30, was mid-mouthful of the banana when she made the discovery.Pest controllers, called in by Asda where the fruit was bought from, told Ms Price they were possibly Brazilian wandering spiders.Gemma's baby boy was sleeping next to her when the spiders appeared.Wildlife expert Geoff Grewcock, of Nuneaton and Warwickshire Wildlife Sanctuary, said a bite from this type of spider "could kill you"."I had brought a banana up to my bedroom and opened it and I think I must have broken an egg sack because hundreds of these tiny spiders went everywhere," Ms Price said."They landed on my arm and I just started thrashing. They went all over the bed and some on Leo's cot."I called the police and they said I should evacuate the property straight away. Luckily my mam lives across the road."The mother added she had yet to feel "settled" after moving back home.The banana was bought at the Stanley branch of Asda. The store said such incidents were "extremely rare" and checks on stock were regularly undertaken.The company said it organised a specialist team of pest controllers to attend the Price family home.


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Input: A survey by Dogs Trust Bridgend found 52% of people in Cardiff said dog poo was their biggest bugbear in public places - above smoking and littering.And 40% of those surveyed said they come across dog poo more than once a week, but 57% admitted being "too polite" to confront owners.The Big Scoop campaign hopes to remind people they could be fined if they fail to clean up after their pet.Alex Jackson, head of campaigns at Dogs Trust, said: "Dog poo is one of the biggest complaints received by local authorities every year."It's important that everyone is aware of how simple disposing of dog mess can be."A spokesman from Cardiff council said dog fouling has "fallen significantly" since 2015, when a city-wide survey showed it was ranked as a third concern for residents after litter and fast food-related rubbish.He said the council was changing the way it manages the streets by "bringing different service areas together to improve the cleanliness of all council land in neighbourhoods across the city"."What is essential is that dog owners play their part and take responsibility for their animals by clearing up after them," the spokesman added."The same principle applies for those who litter our city; it isn't acceptable and will not be tolerated. We have to work together to ensure that Cardiff remains clean and tidy."


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Input: The Bectu union said industrial action was "the only option left open" and that strike dates would be publicised to avoid inconveniencing visitors.According to The Stage, 38 tour guides at the venue are Bectu members.A Globe spokeswoman told the paper the venue had "made all reasonable efforts to avert industrial action".According to The Stage, tour guides had been seeking a pay increase that would have raised their hourly rate from £11.24 to £13.50 an hour.The two parties met at Acas - the Advisory, Conciliation and Arbitration Service - earlier this month but were unable to reach agreement."We had hoped that management would take seriously the opportunity we offered to them to avoid conflict," said Bectu's Pat Styles."Unfortunately, management representatives failed to grasp this opportunity, preferring instead to first offer our members what was effectively an insulting cut in pay and then refusing to accept various solutions we offered to them.""The Globe maintains that a benchmarking exercise is the only viable means of establishing an appropriate rate of pay for guides that is consistent with our organisational policy to pay at industry median levels," the popular tourist attraction's spokeswoman told The Stage."We are still open to further consultation... and will in any case be undertaking a salary benchmarking exercise for all Globe staff, including the guides, over the summer as originally planned."The Globe's representative is quoted as saying that audio guides will be made available on days when there is a strike.The news follows an announcement on Tuesday that workers at the Royal Opera House in London are to vote on whether to take strike action over pay.


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Input: Nigel Farage Gets His Life Back, a half-hour mockumentary, will show the public and private faces of the politician following the EU referendum.Bishop, soon to be seen in a remake of Porridge, said the "colourful character" was a "gift to parody".The title of the BBC2 comedy refers to a speech made by Farage in July, in which he said he wanted his life back.In the speech, in which he resigned as UKIP leader, he said: "During the referendum campaign, I said I want my country back. What I'm saying today is I want my life back, and it begins right now."The programme makers ask "what sort of life has he gone back to, and how does a man forever in the spotlight fill his days now he has nothing to do?".They say Farage will be shown "at home, eating bangers and mash, watching Pointless and insisting that he doesn't miss the limelight... and that he never wanted to be prime minister anyway".Bishop said: "I'm delighted to be playing a character as colourful as Farage. He's a gift to parody and I'm looking forward to bringing previously unseen aspects of his life to the screen."Executive producer Peter Holmes, managing director of Zeppotron, which is making the comedy, said: "This project couldn't feel more relevant. Nigel Farage has had a huge part to play in the momentous political events of recent times, and everybody has an opinion of him."We hope we can create a lot of laughter while painting a portrait of such a divisive figure as he fills the empty hours of retirement."The comedy is being written by Alan Connor and Shaun Pye, who worked together on The Rack Pack and Sky Arts's A Young Doctor's Notebook, which starred Daniel Radcliffe and Mad Men's Jon Hamm.Follow us on Twitter @BBCNewsEnts, on Instagram, or if you have a story suggestion email entertainment.news@bbc.co.uk.


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Input: Cornwall beat Hertfordshire 45-28 on Saturday to top their pool and stay on course for a third title in a row.It is the fourth time in the past five years that they will meet Lancashire in the final of the competition."We know what they bring. They've got a good coaching set-up and obviously they know what we can bring," Shepherd said."It's a battle because we know last time we played them it was 18-13, so we're looking forward to the challenges ahead."We've got to really nullify what we know they can do."It is the fifth year in a row that Cornwall have reached the showpiece final, with Graham Dawe's side losing twice to Lancashire, but beating them most recently in 2015."We've obviously not achieved anything apart from three wins, so we'll still got a final to prepare for," ex-England hooker Dawe told BBC Radio Cornwall."This Cornwall team - it's a good team, it's a fresh young team, but they certainly know how to play for each other."They defend like a bunch of tigers and full credit to them."


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Input: The Midlands club are bottom of the Premier League - 10 points from safety - and failed to make any signings in the January transfer window.Reports have since suggested Garde will reassess his future in the summer.But the Frenchman said: "I'm speaking only about the game. I have nothing else to say. It's not the time to answer this question."Villa had a penalty appeal rejected against the Hammers before having Jordan Ayew sent off after just 17 minutes.West Ham opened the scoring through Michail Antonio - a goal Garde thought might have been offside - before Cheikhou Kouyate added a second for the Upton Park outfit."I'm not going to speak any more (about) the incident, it's a major one in the game but I don't have to explain my feelings, and you can guess Jordan's feelings," he added."Whatever happens in the dressing room is private."But I'm not sure it was the only incident that turned the game. Of course I think we should have had a penalty."I'm not a lucky or unlucky man, but I don't like to hear it's because we are at the bottom. The rules in football are there for everybody."


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Input: Media playback is unsupported on your device23 January 2014 Last updated at 07:28 GMTThe massive yellow statue is more than six metres high and around 10 times the size of an ordinary rocking horse!The Chinese zodiac follows a 12-year cycle. Each of the years is named after an animal and this is the year of the horse."The reason we decided to make the rocking horse is that it's something everyone has played with in their childhood," said head of Sanxing township, Huang Yang-yong.Chinese New Year is the most important holiday in Taiwan and many are decorating their homes with horse-shaped ornaments and red banners.People also celebrate by lighting firecrackers and giving money in red paper envelopes.This year Chinese New Year falls on 31 January. Officials hope the horse will bring good fortune, prosperity and many smiles to the town.


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Input: Media playback is not supported on this deviceThe Red Devils failed to secure their place in Europe's elite club competition after finishing fifth in the Premier League.However, they have the chance to finish the season with a trophy when they play Crystal Palace at Wembley on Saturday."Qualification is not a title. A title is the FA Cup," said Van Gaal."It is important for the players. They can look at and hold the cup, that's an exciting moment and especially here in England because the FA Cup is a big title."Also for Manchester United it is a big title. I have read that the club's last FA Cup was 2004 so that's a long time ago."Who do you think should start the FA Cup final? Step into Louis van Gaals shoes and pick your XI - and then share it with your friends using our brand new team selector.Van Gaal's future remains uncertain heading into the game.The Dutchman said after Tuesday's final league game against Bournemouth that he planned to see out the remainder of his three-year contract at Old Trafford.Former Chelsea boss Jose Mourinho continues to be linked with Manchester United.Van Gaal, though, was keen not to be drawn on speculation about his future, saying his focus is only on winning Manchester United's first piece of silverware since Sir Alex Ferguson retired in 2013."A club like Manchester United needs silverware," he added."It is not good to speak about my interest. For the club it is important and it is very important for the players and, of course, for the manager and staff it is very important. But first place is the club."The most interesting point is that we are able to win something. We are very close but when you don't win, you have nothing."First we have to win, then you can say it's the first title after the period of Alex Ferguson."Who do you think should start the FA Cup final? Step into Alan Pardews shoes and pick your XI - and then share it with your friends using our brand new team selector.


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Input: The annual competition at Ashton Conker Club has been called off after bad weather blighted efforts to set up marquees at the site in Polebrook near Oundle.About 300 competitors from 20 countries were set to take part in the championships on Sunday.John Hadman, secretary of the club, said: "It is very sad."Established in 1965, the championship attracts thousands of visitors every year who come to watch entrants from across the globe compete for the Conker Crown.Competitors from countries such as Sri Lanka, Turkey, America and Bangladesh were all expected to take part in the contest.But organisers decided to cancel the event for the first time in 46 years after high winds looked set to hit the site over the weekend.The championship committee are now trying to contact entrants by email and telephone to tell them the contest has been cancelled."We just couldn't get the marquees or stalls up," Mr Hadman said."We couldn't risk them blowing down on people."Mr Hadman said the event was too large to be staged indoors.An extraordinary meeting has been scheduled for November to discuss the future of the competition."The future is in the balance," Mr Hadman said."We want to carry on but the weather could be just as bad next year."


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Input: Leicestershire Police said the searches in Braunstone Avenue relate to the death of Megan Bannister, whose body was found in a car following a crash.A post-mortem examination revealed her injuries were not consistent with a crash.Two men, aged 27 and 28, are still being quizzed on suspicion of murder.A police spokeswoman said: "Searches carried out at an address in Braunstone Avenue were in connection with the investigation into the murder of Megan Bannister."Megan, from Leicester, was dead before the collision between a car and a motorbike in Enderby, Leicestershire, on Sunday, police said. Her body was found in the back seat of a black Vauxhall Astra.Updates on this story and more from the East MidlandsMegan was due to take the first of her GCSE exams on Tuesday, said her school. She wanted to become a midwife.Her family said in a statement that Megan was their "beautiful, talented, loving daughter and sister", who was "bright, clever, and a responsible person".Wigston College, where Megan was a student, said in a statement Megan was "funny, friendly and good".


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Input: The deaths began last week after a man in Punjab province bought the treats to celebrate the birth of his son.He and 11 other relatives are among the dead - in all 77 people were affected. Five remain in a serious condition.Police have arrested two owners of a local sweetshop and one of their employees while the source of the contamination is investigated.Officials suspect pesticide from a store next to the shop may accidentally have found its way into the laddoos - ball-shaped sweets popular at special occasions.Laboratory tests are being carried out after police reportedly found sachets of pesticide inside the sweet shop.The sweets were bought by Sajjad Hussain, a villager in Layyah district near Multan, after the birth of his son on 19 April, police spokesman Irfan Faiz told the BBC.On 20 April, Mr Hussain bought 4.5kg of laddoos to celebrate. Five people died immediately, Mr Faiz said.By the weekend many more lives had been claimed. Mr Hussain, one of his sisters, all of his seven brothers, two of his nieces and a nephew are among the dead.Only five people now remain seriously ill in Nishtar hospital in Multan - most of the others who were being treated have recovered.Police have charged the sweet shop owners under food control and poisonous substances laws."There was a pesticide shop close by which was being renovated, and the owner had left his pesticides at the bakery for safe keeping," senior police official Rameez Bukhari told AFP news agency.Food safety standards are often lax in Pakistan but tainted products rarely end in more than cases of sickness, the BBC's M Ilyas Khan in Islamabad says.There have, however, been a number of fatal incidents involving contaminated alcohol and cough medicine in recent years.In neighbouring India, in 2013, more than 20 children died after consuming contaminated free school meals in Bihar state.


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Input: Gillespie, who is a vegan, made the comments in an interview with the Yorkshire Post.Wensleydale Creamery signed a two-year extension to its sponsorship of the Headingley side in April."I hope one day the dairy industry can be shut down. I think it's disgusting and wrong on so many levels," he said.The former Australia pace bowler added: "It's out of my control, just like the fact that cricket balls are made of leather."I'll have it out with people, I don't care. There's nothing wrong with standing up for what you believe in."A spokesman for the sponsor said it would seek more clarity on Gillespie's comments."That's a very bold statement, and I need to understand a bit more about what he's actually trying to say there," he said."We are very proud sponsors. Our milk comes from over 40 local farms with very high standards of welfare."


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Input: The victim was Eamonn Magee Jr, 22, a professional boxer who was the son of former WBU welterweight champion Eamonn Magee Sr.He is believed to have suffered stab wounds to his upper body.It happened at Summerhill Park in the Twinbrook area and was reported to police at about 02:40 BST on Saturday.The 32-year-old man was arrested in the Dunmurry area and is being questioned on suspicion of murder.Det Ch Insp John McVea said: "We are currently investigating the circumstances which led to the death of such a young man as Eamonn, who is a son, a brother, a partner and a friend."I would therefore appeal to anyone who saw or heard any dispute in the Summerhill Park area, or who knows anything about this murder, to contact detectives at Lisburn police station on the non-emergency number 101."Family friends and fellow boxers have spoken of their shock and sadness over the murder as they paid tributes to the victim.IBF super-bantamweight champion Carl Frampton tweeted: "Absolutely terrible shocking news about Eamonn Magee Jr. May he RIP."Olympic bronze medallist Michael Conlan tweeted: "Heard terrible news today, I knew Eamon Magee Jr very well, RIP my friend! Devastated is an understatement, rest in peace mate!"Boxing trainer John Breen, who is friend of the Magee family, told BBC Newsline said he "couldn't believe it" when the victim's father phoned him from hospital to tell him about the murder."Young Eamonn Magee is a very, very quiet lad, I never heard him raising his voice to anybody. I'm devastated," Mr Breen said.Sinn Féin assembly member Jennifer McCann said: "A young man has tragically lost his life and no matter what, he's somebody's son."People are waking up here this morning, they're seeing the cordoned off area, they're hearing the sad news, so people are very, very shocked and very saddened by this."


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Input: In a statement, the 23-year-old revealed his mother is suffering from a "serious, incurable illness"."In the run-up to the match against Burnley, I felt completely frazzled and unable to concentrate properly," said the centre-back."I thought that my distraction may result in an error."He added: "After much thought and consultation with the gaffer, my family and my team-mates, I felt unable to guarantee my usual standard of performance and said as much to the gaffer."Tarkowski was originally named in the starting XI to face Burnley in the Championship, but was subsequently omitted from the matchday squad as the Clarets beat Brentford 3-1.The former Oldham player was disciplined by the west London club and has since returned to training, but was left out of the squad for Saturday's trip to Preston and will not feature against Leeds on Tuesday."I would like to apologise to my team-mates, the gaffer and the fans," said Tarkowski."I hope you can understand the pressure I was under and that no offence or insult was intended to anyone associated with the club."I have taken the sanction given to me by the club with good grace."Brentford have rejected transfer bids for Tarkowski this month, saying offers have not met their valuation of the defender.Bees head coach Dean Smith says he has been "reintegrated" into the squad, but the situation is "too raw" for Tarkowski to return to action immediately."We will try to help him through this tough period he has had," said Smith.


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Input: Argyle went ahead after just 15 minutes as Carl McHugh headed in Craig Tanner's cross from the right.Luton almost levelled when Jack Marriott's cross-shot was turned away by Luke McCormick, who then saved Cameron McGeehan's strike but could not keep out Josh McQuoid's header.However, Brunt's late close-range finish handed Argyle all three points.Media playback is not supported on this deviceLuton Town boss John Still told BBC Three Counties Radio:"Everything went against us today, the three substitutions, player sent off. We came from a goal down, we've tried to win, I didn't want to try and draw!"I have no complaints about the late goal, the players have done fantastic. In the other games I would have complaints because they were different situations, we had a proper, up and at them, let's try and win this game attitude.""It's a penalty, we've seen it, with the greatest of respect the assessor said it was a penalty, no doubt about it, but there's nothing we can do about that. "


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Input: The Grillet was one of three boats that accompanied Hitler's yacht the Aviso Grille, which was seized by the Royal Navy after World War Two.The yacht spent part of its time in Hartlepool before ending up being scrapped in the US.Owner Ron Cadman hopes a missing binnacle and compass are still in Hartlepool.He told BBC Tees: "It's the original brass binnacle with the compass inside. In June 2014 it appeared in an auction, I didn't know until early this year, the auction house said the person who put it in was from Hartlepool, hopefully I can get it back for the boat."Mr Cadman, who is currently in the United Arab Emirates, said he is trying to find a Hartlepool man called David Dixon who entered it into the auction in Taunton. The lot was returned to him after it failed to sell.The Aviso Grille was one of the biggest yachts in the world and the smaller motor boats were needed to ferry people into harbour.At 36ft (11m) long the Grillet was the largest of the three motor boats.Adolf Hitler planned to use the Grillet to transport him up the Thames to Windsor Castle, which was to be his home in the event of a successful invasion.Mr Cadman said it is not the boat's association with Hitler that interests him.He said: "At the end of the day it's an historic boat, regardless of Hitler."The boat itself is a 1934 German naval pinnace, there are very few of them surviving, it is just an interesting boat from that period."After the war the Grillet was used for many years as a rescue launch by the Hartlepool Sailing Club before being sold several times to owners around the world.It is currently out of the water but Mr Cadman said he is hoping to restore it to its original condition.


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Input: The first half was closely contested, but the Daggers' Corey Whitely put his side in front with a vicious cross-shot that deceived Scott Davies in the home goal.At the other end, Andy Cook fed James Wallace, who threatened to equalise, but his shot was well saved by Elliot Justham.After the interval, Dagenham extended their lead inside two minutes. Oli Hawkins cemented his position in the top three of the goalscorer charts when he beat Davies at the end of a fine solo run - his 17th of a productive season so far.Report supplied by Press Association.Match ends, Tranmere Rovers 0, Dagenham and Redbridge 2.Second Half ends, Tranmere Rovers 0, Dagenham and Redbridge 2.Substitution, Dagenham and Redbridge. Scott Doe replaces Jake Sheppard.Substitution, Dagenham and Redbridge. Jordan Maguire-Drew replaces Fejiri Okenabirhie.Substitution, Tranmere Rovers. Cole Stockton replaces Andy Mangan.Substitution, Dagenham and Redbridge. Luke Howell replaces Corey Whitely.Shaun Donnellan (Dagenham and Redbridge) is shown the yellow card.Craig Robson (Dagenham and Redbridge) is shown the yellow card.Substitution, Tranmere Rovers. James Norwood replaces Steven Jennings.Goal!  Tranmere Rovers 0, Dagenham and Redbridge 2. Oliver Hawkins (Dagenham and Redbridge).Substitution, Tranmere Rovers. Ben Tollitt replaces Jake Kirby.Second Half begins Tranmere Rovers 0, Dagenham and Redbridge 1.First Half ends, Tranmere Rovers 0, Dagenham and Redbridge 1.Goal!  Tranmere Rovers 0, Dagenham and Redbridge 1. Corey Whitely (Dagenham and Redbridge).First Half begins.Lineups are announced and players are warming up.


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Input: NHS Highland charges £5 for one copy and £10 for three copies.Following an investigation, SNP MSP Kate Forbes found that the board is the only one in Scotland to ask for a fee.NHS Highland said charges have been in place for some time and the money covered the cost of high quality paper, but it would now review the practice.Twelve out of 14 health boards issue one copy free, while NHS Lothian requests a voluntary donation, according Ms Forbes' investigation.She said: "Seeing your baby for the first time on a scan at the hospital is an exciting and happy moment for mums and dads-to-be, particularly when you can see their little hands and feet moving for the first time."But it is unfortunate that pregnant mums in the Highlands are the only women in Scotland having to pay £5 for a photo of their baby at their antenatal scans."A spokesperson for NHS Highland said: "NHS Highland can confirm that we do charge £5 for a copy of an antenatal scan and £10 for three copies."The antenatal scans are printed on high quality photographic paper for personal use by expectant parents, and the current charges were put in place after an increase in 2014."Charging for scanned photographs has been in place for a number of years, but in the light of the current information we will now undertake a review of this practice."Ms Forbes said she was pleased the health board is to review the charges.She added: "The matter came to light after I heard of a woman who had moved from Glasgow, where scan photos are free, to the Highlands, where she had to pay."My concern is the disparity between all the other health boards and NHS Highland."


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Input: A two-year-old boy also suffered serious head injuries in the crash in Birmingham.The driver of a black Vauxhall Astra ran from the scene in Eastfield Road, Bordesley Green, after crashing with a red Ford Fiesta.The driver of the Fiesta was eight weeks pregnant. Another child, a four-year-old boy, suffered minor injuries.More on this and other Birmingham storiesPC John Slater, from West Midland Police's traffic collision investigation unit, said: "Tragically the woman was in the early stages of pregnancy at the time and as a result of the collision suffered a miscarriage."I would like to hear form anyone who may have seen the crash to call police on 101."I would also ask that the driver does the right thing and makes contact with the police."Police said the crash happened on Saturday 2 April at 15.25 BST.


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Input: Security arrangements have been reviewed for the two-day event and organisers said revellers would show the world Birmingham's "true spirit of love, unity and support".The festival's Carnival Parade in Victoria Square will began after the silence at midday.Police have reassured people an on-going operation is in place.Salman Abedi, a British-born Muslim from a Libyan family, blew himself up, killing 22 men, women and children, as people were leaving an Ariana Grande concert on Monday night.A total of 66 people remain in hospital, with 23 in critical care.Assistant Chief Constable Alex Murray, of Westâ€ˆMidlands Police, said he understood people may feel "nervous" but there was a full operation in place for the city."I appreciate that people planning to attend may feel a sense of nervousness - I would like to take this opportunity to give you some reassurance that a full policing operation is in place and is subject to ongoing reviews," he said."We will have a large number of police officers, specials and police staff on hand to keep the public safe - this isn't only for the Pride event, but also for anyone visiting the city to enjoy all it has to offer."Lawrence Barton, festival director, said:â€ˆ"Following the tragic events in Manchester, we have been overwhelmed by all your messages of support - and are truly humbled that you are coming out in large numbers to show your love and pride this weekend."Birmingham is a great city, and like Manchester, we shall be showing the world our true spirit of love, unity, and support for one another whilst honouring the victims of Monday night's attack."


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Input: Senator Philip Ozouf announced the new legislation at the island's first finance technology conference.The government has been working on the legislation for about 18 months and focused on protecting against money laundering and financial crime.Virtual currency companies will face tighter regulation as they grow.John Harris from the Jersey Financial Services Commission said they would not have to pay a fee or face tougher regulation until they had an annual turnover of Â£150,000.Robbie Andrews, who founded a group to campaign for Bitcoin regulation, said there were already companies waiting to move to Jersey.He said: "The fact that the government has taken a light-touch approach where other jurisdictions have gone all-encompassing with regulation will be a benefit to Jersey."Mr Harris said when looking at the regulation they had to be careful about the risk to the finance industry.Bitcoin expert Dave Birch said Jersey was right to focus on regulation, as it was the area where it could have a competitive edge.He said: "The barriers most of the companies we work with come from the regulatory environment."Everybody can access Bitcoins and it is hard to see how you can get a competitive advantage when you don't have the same scale as other areas such as Silicon Valley."Where Jersey has an advantage is being able to connect the regulatory environment to those new key technologies."Officials hope the new legislation will be in place by the end of the first quarter of next year.


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Input: President Gurbanguly Berdymukhamedov was also quoted in the official media as saying new parties could also be formed, but that it should not happen too soon.The ex-Soviet state has seen some liberalising reforms in recent years.But critics say the changes are only cosmetic, and that the government does not tolerate dissent.Turkmenistan is the only former Soviet republic where all media is state-controlled. The authorities monitor media outlets, operate printing presses and lay down editorial policies."I will order proposals to be submitted for the establishment of private newspapers and magazines," Mr Berdymukhamedov said to officials, according to government paper Neutral Turkmenistan.He suggested that the Union of Private Industrialists and Entrepreneurs take a lead on the issue.It is unclear whether the move was restricted to business and trade publications.Turkmenistan is the largest gas producer in Central Asia.The country has made moves towards liberalisation since the death of its autocratic leader, Saparmurat Niyazov, in 2006.However opposition figures say it remains one of the most repressive and corrupt regimes in the world.Reporters without Borders said Turkmen authorities had refused to let a journalist travel to the Netherlands to seek medical treatment for a detached retina."The government's refusal to permit it seems to be an act of pointless and incomprehensible cruelty," the media watchdog said in a statement.Annamamed Myatiyev and his wife, also a reporter, had worked for Neutral Turkmenistan but had been fired.


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Input: Zhifei Li, 28, smuggled more than 20 raw rhino horns, while Shusen Wei, 44, is charged with trying to bribe a federal law enforcement officer to aid Mr Li, federal prosecutors said.Qing Wang is accused of sending carved rhino cups to Mr Li in Hong Kong.US federal law bars trafficking in endangered species.Mr Li and Mr Wei are Chinese nationals. The investigation was carried out by the US Fish and Wildlife Service.According to prosecutors, Mr Li sent hundreds of thousands of dollars to a co-conspirator in the US to buy rhino horns, which were sent in porcelain vases to another person in Hong Kong, in an effort to evade US authorities.'Good health'Mr Li is also accused of trying to buy two rhino horns for $59,000 (Â£38,000) in a hotel room in Miami in January from an undercover fish and wildlife officer. He also asked the undercover officer to procure more horns and send them to Hong Kong.Mr Wei, who was sharing a hotel room with Mr Li, later asked an undercover informant to take a fish and wildlife officer out for dinner and offer her money to help Mr Li, prosecutors said.Meanwhile, prosecutors say Mr Wang bought libation cups carved from rhino horn in the US and sent them to Mr Li in Hong Kong.Some believe drinking from intricately carved rhino horn cups brings good health, and the cups are highly prized by collectors, US authorities said.Native to Africa, the black rhinoceros is classified as a critically endangered species, according to the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora.But demand for rhino horns and the prices paid for them on the black market have soared in recent years, US prosecutors said.


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Input: Sorrell Leczkowski, from Adel in Leeds, was one of 22 people killed in the bombing on 22 May. Her grandmother and mother were also injured.A private ceremony took place at the Holy Name of Jesus Catholic Church in Otley Old Road, Leeds on Monday.Her grandfather, Michael Healey, said she was a "talented" girl who dreamed of becoming an architect.More stories from across YorkshireIn a statement Sorrell's family said: "Sorrell was only 14, but she was our rock, she kept us all grounded."She was such a clever, talented, creative girl, there was nothing she couldn't do.""She was going to be an architect and wanted to go to Columbia University in New York to study so that she could build hotels with slides coming out of the rooms and so that she could build her mum a house."Sorrell, a Year Nine pupil at Allerton High School, her mother and grandmother were not at the Ariana Grande concert but had gone to collect her sister who was not injured.Attacker 22-year-old Salman Abedi detonated a home-made bomb in the arena's foyer as crowds were leaving a performance by the US singer just after 22:30 BST on 22 May.Twenty-two arrests were made shortly after the attack - all those arrested were released without charge.About £28,000 has been raised in two online fundraising campaigns set up for Sorrell's mother and grandmother.


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Input: Mourinho and Guardiola clashed while in charge of Real Madrid and Barcelona in La Liga respectively from 2010 to 2012."For two years I was with Pep in a league where the champion was either him or me," said 53-year-old Mourinho."If I were to focus on him and he were to focus on me, someone else would be champion."During their time together in Spain, Guardiola won the Champions League and the Fifa Club World Cup. He and Mourinho each won one La Liga title, one Spanish Cup and one Spanish Super Cup.Media playback is not supported on this devicePortuguese Mourinho was appointed United manager last week following Louis van Gaal's sacking, while Guardiola takes over from Manuel Pellegrini at City.Mourinho and Guardiola's meetings in Spain became increasingly antagonistic, and Mourinho poked Guardiola's assistant Tito Vilanova in the eye during a melee in a Spanish Super Cup tie in 2011.Guardiola's first game as City manager will be against United in a pre-season friendly in Beijing on 25 July.Mourinho visited United's training ground at Carrington for the first time on Monday, when he met club legend Sir Bobby Charlton.Mourinho has not spoken with assistant manager Ryan Giggs about his future at Old Trafford, with long-time assistant Rui Faria set to be appointed.It is understood Mourinho wants 34-year-old midfielder Michael Carrick, who is out of contract this summer, to stay for another year, although a deal has not been been signed.


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Input: The man was arrested at an address in the town at about 08:45 BST on Saturday and taken into custody.Bedfordshire Police said he later became unresponsive in his cell and died, although they said there was nothing to suggest the death was caused by police action.The Independent Police Complaints Commission (IPCC) was informed and has started an investigation.In a statement, Bedfordshire Police said the man had been arrested on suspicion of domestic violence in Purley Centre.Deputy Chief Constable Jon Boutcher said: "Our thoughts are with the family at this sad time and we will do all we can to co-operate with the investigation and help provide the family, the coroner and the IPCC with accurate information about how and why he tragically died."Without prejudice to the ongoing investigation, from what we know at this time there is nothing to suggest this tragic death was caused by any police action, but we are keeping an open mind and we are determined that a full and transparent investigation is conducted so that the causes of this sad loss can be established for the family."IPCC Associate Commissioner Guido Liguori, who is overseeing the investigation, said: "I would like to offer my sincere condolences to the man's family following his death."We are in the process of making contact with them to explain our role."


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Input: They are in Armagh, Ballymena, Lisburn, Magherafelt and Strabane. David Ford had previously announced the closure of Limavady Courthouse.He told the assembly on Monday that his decision was based on "unprecedented financial pressures" and the underuse of courthouses.He also cited falling staffing levels."In common with other public sector organisations, the Department of Justice has seen very significant budget reductions in recent years," said Mr Ford."These reductions have had, and will continue to have, a significant adverse impact upon the entire justice system, including the Courts and Tribunals Service."The Law Society said the closures will undermine the justice system.Its president, John Guerin, said the move will leave those who need it most without access to their local court."Court closures will cause greater disruption, inconvenience and unnecessary stress to court users and those seeking access to justice," he said."The reality is that a reduced court infrastructure will mean an increased volume of cases being spread across a more limited range of court venues resulting in the potential for overcrowding and delays of business."In November 2015, a report on Northern Ireland's courts recommended that a number of them should be closed.The recommendations were in a paper published by the Northern Ireland Courts and Tribunals Service (NICTS), which was given to the justice committee.North Antrim DUP MLA Paul Frew described the announcement as "yet another kick in the teeth" for Ballymena.


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Input: German captain Moritz Furste put the Germans ahead from a penalty corner but Eugene Magee blasted in an equaliser five minutes before half-time.Goals from Furste and Martin Zwicker made it 3-1 before Mitch Darling's fine finish set up a tense finale.Ireland must beat Canada and Argentina in their last two matches to keep hopes alive of making the quarter-finals.The Irish have struggled to convert and defend penalty corners in Rio and they were again undone by a set-piece move for the opener as Furste hit the bottom corner late in the first quarter.Germany forced the pace early in the second quarter but there was no way past impressive Irish keeper David Harte.Magee made it level with a powerful reverse shot and Michael Watt fired just wide with a good chance early in the third quarter.It was a costly miss as Furste netted from another penalty corner before Zwicker burst through to slip the ball past keeper Harte.Ireland have shown determination and resilience in their pool games and they gave the Germans a scare when Darling fizzed into the corner with less than two minutes remaining.The goal proved to be in vain as Germany held firm and Ireland now face must-win matches against Canada on Thursday and Argentina a day later."Our defence definitely improved - Germany are a good team and the stats will probably prove they had more circle entries than us but our composure was good and we ran hard in the heat," said Irish coach Craig Fulton."We did ourselves justice. You come off the back of a 5-0 loss and the character is determined by how the team responds and they definitely did. I am proud of the guys."Ireland: D Harte, J Jackson, R Gormley, M Watt, J Jermyn, E Magee, K Shimmins, M Darling, K Good, P Gleghorne, C HarteSubs: J Bell, C Cargo, A Sothern, P Caruth, S O'DonoghueGermany: N Jacobi, M Muller, L Butt, M Haner, M Grambusch, C Wesley, T Hauke, C Ruhr, M Fuerste, F Fuchs, T OruzSubs: M Trompertz, T Herzbruch, T Grambusch, M Zwicker, N Wellen


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Input: It has been confirmed Mr Broome has bought Cornwall's Crealy Great Adventure Park, near Wadebridge, and nearly 200 acres of adjoining farmland.The Camel Creek Resort project includes up to 236 holiday villas, courtyard properties, tree houses, a pool, spa, restaurant, pub and convention centre.The plans are due to go before Cornwall Council next month.A spokesperson for Mr Broome, John Williams, said the development would see the current theme park updated but it would not resemble Alton Towers and there would be no large new rides.He said it would create at least 950 new full-time jobs and construction could start in the new year.He added the plans include a tropical lake, the largest in Britain, and admission to the resort will be free to local people within a one kilometre radius, while a discount would be offered to other people living nearby.The park currently contains a range of family rides, attractions and animals including meerkats, horses, caiman and snakes.White-knuckle rides, rare animals and international stars have always drawn crowds to tourist attractions up and down the country, but as time has passed many have closed.BBC News has spoken to those who worked at and visited some of England's former crowd pullers in their golden age.Jeremy Rowe, Cornwall councillor for the area, described the plans as "very interesting".He said: "We wouldn't want to have a lengthy construction period because that would be too disruptive to the local area. Also there will be questions around the transport infrastructure in the area as well."I'm always keen for people to think of the local area when it comes to the possibility for more employment... but it's got to be sensitive and in keeping with the area and it has to have a strong level of local support for me."Mr Broome took control of Alton Towers in the 1970s, turning it into a major theme park before selling to the Tussauds Group in 1990.


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Input: Media playback is not supported on this deviceBottom side Sunderland were relegated from the Premier League last month.Defoe, 34, joined Sunderland in January 2015 and signed a contract extension in June under former boss Sam Allardyce."I wouldn't have allowed a clause to be in there but it is and we have to honour the contract," said Moyes."We hope he stays, the supporters hope he says, but it has to be Jermain's decision."Defoe has scored 15 goals in 35 Premier League appearances this season for the Black Cats.His excellent form earned him a recall to the England squad in March, after a four-year absence from the national side."He has got himself back in the England team, and will want to push to get into the World Cup squad," Moyes added."I would imagine he will be thinking that would be hard to do as a Championship player."


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Input: The exhibition at the Crime Through Time Museum at Littledean Jail, near Cinderford, Gloucestershire, opened at the weekend.Museum owner Andy Jones said the photographs were no different to images already available on the internet.Some local people have criticised the opening of the exhibition as in "poor taste".Mr Jones said: "We touch on subjects that are very taboo and hard hitting."We put across graphic and horrific material that no other tourist attraction would dare cover."It's a very controversial museum, it's not suitable for children."There are appropriate warning signs; if you don't want to see the content, then don't come in."He added: "[People] should aim their anger at the authorities that allow this graphic material to be put out there on the internet in the first place."Local resident Beth Taylor, from Berry Hill, said: "I don't think it's in the best of taste. Nobody wants to see those awful [images] of what is actually going on."However, another local, Linda Hornchurch, said it was "good to make people aware of it".Gloucestershire Police said it was aware of the exhibition but had received no complaints about it.A spokesman said: "To our knowledge the owner has not placed any material about the exhibition on social media, and there does not appear to be any requirement for police investigation."The display was described as "shocking" and "graphic" when it was revealed by the Gloucester Citizen.The museum, which is housed in the former Littledean Jail building, displays other controversial crime-related items, including Ku Klux Klan costumes and Nazi memorabilia.


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Input: Tammy Beaumont is the only one of the 16-strong group not to have been part of last summer's defeat by Australia.Fellow batter Fran Wilson, who was in the Ashes Test squad, is not included despite recently being added to the list of centrally contracted players.All-rounder Laura Marsh also misses out from those involved in the Ashes.Seamer Natasha Farrant is the only other player from the 19 centrally contracted stars not chosen for this tour.Eight of the squad - including captain Charlotte Edwards - will join up with their team-mates a little over a week before the first one-day international because of their Women's Big Bash League (WBBL) commitments in Australia.England will play three one-day internationals, starting in Benoni on 7 February, before three Twenty20 matches against their South African counterparts."I can't wait to get going with the players in South Africa," said Robinson, who was appointed in November."Having started to work with some of them, having watched recent footage and through following the progress of those playing in the WBBL, there is no doubt that this is a hugely talented squad with enormous potential."Wicketkeeper Sarah Taylor is likely to win her 100th ODI cap on the tour, 10 years after she earned her first against India at Lord's.Charlotte Edwards (Kent, captain), Tammy Beaumont (Kent - T20s only), Katherine Brunt (Yorkshire), Kate Cross (Lancashire - ODIs only), Georgia Elwiss (Sussex), Lydia Greenway (Kent), Rebecca Grundy (Warwickshire), Jenny Gunn (Nottinghamshire), Danielle Hazell (Yorkshire), Amy Jones (Warwickshire, wk), Heather Knight (Berkshire, vice-captain), Natalie Sciver (Surrey), Anya Shrubsole (Somerset), Sarah Taylor (Sussex, wk), Lauren Winfield (Yorkshire), Danielle Wyatt(Nottinghamshire).


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Input: Manager Chris Coleman's team are disrupted by absent players, including Real Madrid forward Gareth Bale.But Swansea's Williams wants Wales to put down markers ahead of Euro 2016."We've missed players before and everyone has come in and done pretty well, so we'll be looking for something similar again," he said."When you play against one of the other home nations it's never really a friendly - you always want to win."We'll be wanting to get two wins out of the next two games and good performances."Bale, Aaron Ramsey, Ben Davies and Hal Robson-Kanu are among eight players out injured for Wales.Northern Ireland are without defender Chris Baird and midfielder Chris Brunt, who will miss Euro 2016.Wales face Northern Ireland in the Cardiff City Stadium before travelling to Kiev."There are a few players out so there are new faces in so they've got something to prove," added Williams."For the rest of us it's about trying to get some momentum built towards the Euros. With the tournament coming up everyone wants to show what they can do for the team."Williams has already had a season to remember, helping Wales qualify for their first major finals since the 1958 World Cup and leading Swansea City's battle to avoid relegation from the Premier League.The Swans are 10 points clear of the drop zone after their 1-0 win over Aston Villa, but Williams admits it has been mentally draining.But the struggle has also stopped his mind wandering to this summer's tournament in France."The Euros have been at the back of the mind, but it's difficult to take your eye off the Premier League," he said."It's been a tough season mentally - with Swansea as well as with Wales."But Williams said the thought of taking a break had not crossed his mind."But I'll be on the pitch as much as possible," he added."I take pride in that and I'll lead the players as much as I can in the next two games."


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Input: She brought a copy of Oh, The Places You'll Go! by Dr Seuss, which she said was one of her favourite books."I came to encourage you to read - and to think about what you want to achieve in life," the first lady said in the Manhattan paediatrics ward.The appearance was to mark World Reading Day, where public figures sit down and read to young children."We will read some books today," Mrs Trump said to the children at New York Presbyterian Hospital. "So do you know what is today? It's a reading day."Melania Trump has been cast as a different kind of first lady: an enigmatic figure who's kept a low profile. She's made few public appearances, and she wears dark sunglasses when she travels with her husband.On a recent trip they walked back to the airplane's press cabin, and she stayed silent while he joked with reporters. Her hospital visit was one of her first solo ventures as first lady: two cameramen and I travelled in her motorcade and watched her read to children.Afterwards I asked her about the hospital. She started to speak - but was pulled away and asked to pose for more photos. She's new to her role, but she may decide to raise her profile: just because she's quiet doesn't mean she has nothing to say."You go places where you feel better," she told the sick children.The first lady came from Trump Tower bearing a white box filled with Dr Seuss books bound with a golden ribbon."You'll be as famous as famous can be," she read, holding up the book to display the pictures, "with the whole wide world watching you win on TV".Seated in a wooden chair, Mrs Trump wore black stilettos and a large diamond ring as she read to the children.


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Input: Maydown Precision Engineering (MPE) in Londonderry employs 133 staff and supplies parts to major aircraft firms.It was bought last month by Waterford-based Schivo Group, which said up to 15 jobs were "under consideration".Unite said its members received letters "warning about unspecified numbers of job losses at the company, which raises serious concerns for the future".Regional officer Philip Oakes said: "We are very disappointed that the new owners of Maydown Precision Engineering have decided to exclude the union from their plans for redundancies in the workforce."It is unacceptable and a breach of our existing recognition agreement that we only found out about the planned job losses when members came forward with letters from management."Unite had said there was concern for the future of 140 jobs, but a spokesman for Schivo NI, formerly known as MPE, accused the union of "inaccurate and irresponsible behaviour"."Schivo NI has not breached any existing agreement with any trade union and 133 jobs at the facility in Derry are not at risk," he said."Schivo NI recently acquired the business and assets of Maydown Precision Engineering and in line with restructuring the business, a small number of staff in roles that are not key to the growth and development of the business have been informed that the company is considering making their positions redundant."Between 10 and 15 positions are under consideration, although at this stage nothing has been decided."He said the company was "committed to the long-term growth and development of the business in Derry".


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Input: Four falls over beam and uneven bars meant the British team finished nearly five marks off the gold spot but still nearly two ahead of France in third."We'd be lying if we said we weren't disappointed but I'm still incredibly proud," Becky Downie told BBC Sport."To have that many falls and still get silver shows how much we've improved."She added: "Two years ago we were crying with happiness because we scraped a silver."The British team of Becky and Ellie Downie, Claudia Fragapane, Gabby Jupp and Ruby Harrold were within touching distance of Russia after the first apparatus, with the younger Downie sister Ellie posting a fine 15.1 on bars.Becky Downie scored 15.066 after Harrold had missed a catch in her routine.The elder sister then suffered falls on beam, as did Fragapane, while Russia, led by Aliya Mustafina, extended their lead.However, Fragapane was able to put her obvious disappointment behind her to give trademark energetic performance on the floor to seal a comfortable silver medal with a total score of 170.312. Russia won the gold medal with 175.212, and France were third on 168.496.The GB team in Switzerland travelled without Amy Tinkler, who remained at home to concentrate on school exams, although they did welcome back Jupp after three years plagued by injuries.On Sunday, Britain will have seven chances to win medals across all four apparatus.


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Input: The 36-year-old former All Black has been in charge since Richard Cockerill was sacked in January.But Mauger, whose final game will be against Northampton Saints on Saturday, has been overlooked in favour of ex-Tigers coach Matt O'Connor."Definitely I wanted to stay and see it through for the rest of the season," he told BBC Leicester Sport."I was kept in the loop the whole way through, but I'm clearly disappointed and devastated at the outcome."The club have made that decision in the best interests of the club, and what they believe going forward, so I have to respect that and move on."The return of 46-year-old former Australia international O'Connor was announced on Monday, just a day after Mauger guided the Tigers to victory over Exeter in the Anglo-Welsh Cup final - the club's first silverware in four years.Following the departure of the long-serving Cockerill, Leicester lost their first three games under Mauger, but won three of their next eight in all competitions.They are fifth in the Premiership table, a point behind Bath, with five matches to play."Where the group are at the moment is pretty exciting," Mauger added. "We have really turned things around over the last eight or nine weeks."There is a real positive energy in the group and that has been reflected in some really good performances. Unfortunately that wasn't enough."We have a big game on Saturday against Saints and we look forward to starting a home run for the play-offs."


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Input: Bill Hendry, 75, was knocked down in Stockwell Lane, Knaresborough, on 26 February that year.The driver left the scene and Mr Hendry was taken to Harrogate Hospital, where he died later that day.North Yorkshire Police said the man pictured, in the former Chain Lane post office nearby, may have "vital information" about the crash.More stories from across YorkshireHe is described as being of large build, with dark hair and wearing a dark fleece.An appeal for information was made in February on the tenth anniversary of Mr Hendry's death.Det Ch Insp David Ellis said there had been a "good response" to the appeal."During a very thorough and extensive investigation over the last decade, we've identified and spoken to numerous people who were near the scene on the day Mr Hendry died," he said."Although the information they've shared hasn't enabled us to find his killer, it has helped build the picture as to what happened."We'd like to thank the people of Knaresborough for their support and co-operation with this appeal so far and urge anyone who has yet to share information with us - particularly about the identity of the man in the fleece -  to get in touch."It is believed the motorist involved in the crash was driving a small car or van at speed when they struck Mr Hendry, before driving off towards Boroughbridge Road.


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Input: It will take place throughout the region from 27 to 29 May.It is the 15th edition of the festival and includes a "birthday exhibition" at the Gracefield Arts Centre in Dumfries prior to the main event.A selection of works will also be taken to New Brewery Arts in Cirencester earlier in the year.Joanna Macaulay, Upland's Events and Exhibitions Manager, said: "Our 15th birthday will be a special year for us and a chance to look at how Spring Fling has blossomed to become the premier event of its kind in Scotland."Something we value enormously is the strength of support we get from within the region."But the other side of Spring Fling is that it is a highly effective way of drawing the attention of the wider world to the wonderful work created in Dumfries and Galloway."She said they were also looking forward to the event in Cirencester from 25 March to 14 May.Next year's Spring Fling will see 15 new exhibitors who have never taken part before.The majority of them live and work in Dumfries and Galloway but a small number have a "strong connection" to the area but are currently based elsewhere.A "neighbours" scheme which sees artists and makers in nearby areas take part will this year include people from Ayrshire, the Scottish Borders, Cumbria and Northern Ireland.


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Input: The Night Tube service was due to begin on some lines in September, but was delayed amid fallouts over staff pay and conditions.Further disruption has been threatened with 1,300 maintenance workers set to vote on possible industrial action.London Underground (LU) train and station staff walked out twice in 2015.More news on this and other stories from LondonThe union has a mandate to order thousands of members out on strike over the issue, and the results of the latest ballot should be announced at the end of January.The new staff to be balloted work for Tube Lines, a wholly owned subsidiary company of LU.They are responsible for maintenance and upgrade work on the Piccadilly, Northern and Jubilee lines.Mick Cash, leader of the RMT, said: "Our Tube Lines members have been offered the same deal on pay and Night Tube as their own LU colleagues and our reps have clearly rejected it as wholly unsatisfactory."Now we move to a ballot of our members for both strike action and action short of a strike."Steve Griffiths, LU's chief operating officer, urged RMT to resolve the issue.He said: "We have made the same fair and sustainable four-year pay offer for Tube Lines maintenance staff as has been made for staff employed by London Underground."This will see an average 2% and inflation-protected rises in 2016 and 2017."


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Input: Ex-Plaid Cymru leader Lord Wigley said a bill he will introduce in the Lords would ensure forces have enough money.Prime Minister Theresa May told MPs on Wednesday her government had protected police funding since 2015 and crime was at a record low.Lord Wigley's bill stands no chance of becoming law without government support and a lack of parliamentary time means it is unlikely to progress further.His proposed new law would scrap the current system, where the UK government sets the police budget annually, with regional police and crime commissioners submitting "funding estimates" to the home secretary instead.An independent adjudication body would resolve any gap between the two.Lord Wigley said: "Police forces in Wales and in England have been subjected to sustained cuts to their budgets which have undoubtedly detracted from their capacity to support the work of the security services."Government funding for the police has been cut by 25% over the past five years and vital aspects of policing and public safety are now under-resourced as a result."The UK government has said anti-terror budgets have been protected but Lord Wigley said: "Units such as safer neighbourhood teams, which carry out crucial work in support of counter-terrorism efforts, have been cut to the bone."Ten years ago, safer neighbourhood teams, which collect intelligence on extremist, gang and criminal activity, would have had six officers including a sergeant and two police constables and they covered, on average, one council ward each."Now each team has an average of just three members of staff and cover areas that are 75% bigger than before."He said his bill sought to make sure police forces had sufficient resources to keep people safe."It would ensure that police budgets reflect their needs, allowing vital units such as safer neighbourhood teams to take a greater role in supporting the work of security and intelligence services," Lord Wigley added.


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Input: The Serb, who won five Premier League titles and the Champions League in his eight-year spell at Old Trafford, says injuries have forced his retirement.Vidic, 34, left Inter Milan by mutual consent in January after failing to make an appearance for the Serie A side this season."The time has come for me to hang up my boots," he told  ManUtd.com"The injuries I have had in the last few years have taken their toll."I would like to thank all the players I have played with, all the managers and staff I have worked with, and say a big thank you to the fans for their support over the years."Vidic joined Inter Milan on a free transfer in July 2014 and made 28 appearances for the Nerazzurri in his first campaign, but did not feature for Roberto Mancini's side this season following surgery on a hernia in August.He joined Manchester United from Spartak Moscow in a £7m transfer in January 2006, and quickly formed a centre-back pairing with Rio Ferdinand. Sir Alex Ferguson's side secured a hat-trick of Premier League titles between 2007 and 2009, as well as the 2008 Champions League.Vidic won two further Premier League titles, in 2010-11 and 2012-13, and three League Cups, but his latter years at Old Trafford were badly affected by injuries, including ruptured cruciate knee ligaments  against Basel in December 2011.


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Input: Northern Lights will showcase the work of designers who have chosen to stay in Scotland to build their careers.Products on show range from hand-crafted wooden furniture to ceramic jewellery.Organisers said the show would highlight  the "increasing confidence" designers felt in basing their businesses in Scotland.Product and furniture designer Scott Jarvie said: "London Design Festival will be the centre of the design universe in September, so I'm thrilled to be part of the V&A Dundee show, exhibiting alongside leading lights in contemporary Scottish design."The V&A in London has been a great inspiration and influence on my work as a designer, since being captivated by the place as a child. "The London Design Festival was first staged in 2003 and includes more than 400 events and exhibitions.Philip Long, director of V&A Dundee, said: "We are delighted with the calibre, ambition and volume of submissions we received to exhibit as part of Northern Lights."London Design Festival allows us to highlight these most exciting contemporary product designers, showcase their ideas and ingenuity, and give them an opportunity, whether they are an established or emerging designer, to raise their profile internationally."The full list of designers and companies taking part in Northern Lights is:The show runs from 17 to 25 September at the Victoria and Albert Museum in South Kensington.


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Input: A statement said the musician and her Qatari businessman husband, Wissam Al Mana, were "thrilled" to welcome the infant, Eissa Al Mana."Janet had a stress-free healthy delivery and is resting comfortably," the publicist added.Speculation about her pregnancy surfaced last April when she postponed her Unbreakable tour.She posted a video on Twitter at the time in which she told fans that she was postponing the tour because "there's been a sudden change"."I thought it was important that you be the first to know," she said, adding: "Please, if you can try and understand that it's important that I do this now."She said she wanted to focus on planning a family with her husband, whom she wed in 2012.Jackson had earlier been spotted in London shopping for baby essentials.Older parents with young kidsThe 300-year-old fertility statistics still in use todayBabies born to women aged 45 and over rise by a thirdJanet Jackson: The stories behind the songsJanet Jackson is far from the only famous face to give birth later in life.Oscar-winning Halle Berry had her second child at 47, three years ago, and John Travolta's wife Kelly Preston gave birth to her third child at 48.Geena Davis - best known for her role in Thelma and Louise - became a mother later in life. Her first child, a girl, arrived when she was 46, followed two years later by twin boys.But these mothers - and Jackson - are all positively young when compared to the world's oldest new mothers.There are at least three women in India who claimed to have given birth when at least two decades older than the pop singer.


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Input: Rubble fell down the 30m-high (100ft) cliff in East Cliff on 24 April and partially engulfed the Edwardian funicular carriages.Bournemouth Borough Council said the carriages had been removed but work to stabilise the slope was continuing.Environment boss Larry Austin said "all options" were being looked at for reinstating the lift.He said: "We remain committed to the future of a cliff lift. However, it will be some time before these assessments are made and any necessary stabilisation work commences. The cliff lift will not reopen this summer."Our next step after the removal of the final debris is a thorough assessment of the site to consider the next course of action."An abseiling team was used to secure the carriages of the East Cliff Lift to the running rails ahead of their removal.A temporary road closure remains in place along East Overcliff Drive while the work is carried out.


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Input: Gary Doherty was appointed chief executive of Betsi Cadwaladr health board in February after moving from an NHS trust in Blackpool."There's less fragmentation here, what you've got are GPs, hospital doctors, community nurses and other staff all in the same organisation," he said.His predecessor stepped down after the board was placed in special measures.Mr Doherty criticised the English NHS, saying because GPs, hospital staff and other employees work for different organisations, they sometimes end up competing with each other rather than working together."One of the reasons why I wanted to come is here is because it is different and because I think it is better," he added."The way those organisations worked with each other with contracts and other things I don't think was particularly helpful in England."You could make it work if you had good relationships, but here, we've got an organisational advantage."Mr Doherty said improving waiting times in accident and emergency departments in north Wales was essential in order to get the health board out of special measures."What happens in A&E is in a sense a measure of a bigger system that we need to change, whether it's what happens in a patients own home, whether it's what happens with their GP or what happens on discharge, either to a nursing home or the patient's own home."


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Input: A concussion review panel concluded he should not have played on after a head knock against Leicester on 3 December.North told the Daily Mail, prior to Wednesday's report, he aims to be like Wales team-mate Gethin Jenkins, 36."If I could have that professionalism towards the end of my career and still want to get out of bed and go again, that would be amazing," said North, 24."When I think of who I am, rugby is a big part of that. I wouldn't have the friends I do without rugby. It's like anything. When it's good it's good, when it's bad, it's bad. But it's a sport, a job. It's not going to change anyone's life."The club told BBC Wales Sport it would not comment on the interview, which was carried out earlier in December.North's injury against Leicester, which came in Northampton's 19-11 defeat on 3 December, was the fifth blow to the head he has sustained in his career.Former World Rugby medical advisor Dr Barry O'Driscoll told BBC Radio Wales that North would be told not to play rugby again if he were an amateur, because of the amount of concussions he has had.The Wales international has been left out of Northampton Saints' squad for their Premiership game against Sale Sharks on Friday, despite boss Jim Mallinder saying he was set to feature in the match.


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Input: It followed criticism from Euan Blockley, who had expected to top one of the UKIP regional lists for Holyrood in May.Mr Blockley has alleged that the process was "stitched up" by the party leadership to favour their friends.He told BBC Scotland that he has left the party as a result.At 18 years old, Mr Blockley would have been one of the youngest candidates standing in the election.He said: "I've ripped up my party's membership card. The party has "stitched up" the party lists - and it goes all the way David Coburn - the NEC etc - giving list places to their cronies.It was meant to be a democratic process, when the lists would be chosen by the party members - that's what we were promised."Although he believes he would have been placed second on a regional list, he said he is horrified by the way UKIP in Scotland carried out the process.Mr Blockley added: ""It's a country club - all the placements are being handed out to friends - at the expense of good candidates."UKIP has insisted the selection of candidates was carried out properly.Scottish leader David Coburn said: "The final pool of candidates and their position on any list is agreed by a ballot of the party's National Executive Committee."The NEC is elected by the party membership and is therefore democratically accountable to the party membership."


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Input: The Bank of Scotland's latest PMI found there was "muted" demand for goods and services in March.Business activity in the services sector dipped for the first time in four months.However, factory production continued to rise "at a pronounced rate".The report also noted a "fractional" rise in employment.The PMI - which measures changes in combined manufacturing and services output - slipped to 50.1 last month, down from a 19-month high of 51.7 in February.Any figure above 50 suggests expansion.Firms, particularly in manufacturing, reported that unfavourable exchange rates had led to an increase in input costs. Higher wages were also reported to have pushed up operating expenses.The survey found that companies continued to respond to higher operating costs by increasing their own charges.Fraser Sime, regional director for Bank of Scotland Commercial Banking, said: "The economic upturn of Scotland's private sector economy lost momentum at the end of the first quarter."A muted demand for goods and services resulted in only a marginal increase in new business inflows, which, in turn, caused activity levels to broadly stagnate."The overall message is more balanced, however, as businesses created jobs over the month and sentiment remained broadly positive."These developments suggest that the Scottish economy will likely return to growth as we head into the second quarter."


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Input: But Gino Stocco, 59, and his son Mark Stocco, 37, will now spend up to 40 years in jail for their crimes including the murder of a man.The pair had evaded police for years before they shot Rosario Cimone in 2015, triggering events that led to their high-profile capture weeks later.The two men were sentenced on Friday."They've shown no remorse, as if their actions mean nothing to them," said Mr Cimone's daughter, Maria Perre, after the sentencing in Sydney."We hope that the horror of what they've done and the pain they've inflicted will stay with them. The irony is, they still have each other."The pair had spent eight years on the run from police for a range of alleged crimes - moving between jobs on rural properties - before killing Mr Cimone.Their probable motive was fear of being evicted from a property Mr Cimone tended, the court was previously told.Eight days after dumping his body in scrubland, the pair shot at police with a high-powered rifle during a car pursuit in Wagga Wagga in New South Wales (NSW).The confrontation happened when police detected their car had stolen number plates.The manhunt then moved to northern Victoria after the pair were spotted driving past a police surveillance point.After a fortnight of nationwide media attention, the men were finally captured at a rural property at Dunedoo in central NSW.They pleaded guilty to murdering Mr Cimone, shooting at police to avoid arrest, and destroying property.Gino Stocco was handed a non-parole period of 28 years, while Mark Stocco will be eligible for parole in 30 years.


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Input: The country's Purchasing Managers Index (PMI) fell to a lower-than-expected 50.8, from 51.1 in the previous month. Any score above 50 represents growth.Analysts had forecast a small rise in the pace of growth.Recently released figures showed the wider Chinese economy growing at its slowest pace for more than five years.Growth between July and September was 7.3% compared with a year earlier, down from 7.5% in the previous quarter."There remains downward pressure on the economy, and monetary policy will remain easy," said analysts at China International Capital after the PMI data was published on Saturday.Beijing recently unveiled measures designed to stimulate consumer spending, including relaxing limits on home purchases and injecting billions of dollars into the country's biggest banks.China's central bank has also cut certain inter-bank interest rates.The government aims to achieve 7.5% economic growth this year, although many analysts believe it will struggle to meet this target. There is speculation it may take further steps to boost growth.Such high levels of growth are needed to ensure enough jobs are created for China's huge and increasingly-educated population.But the growth ambitions are much higher than expected rates in more developed economies - latest figures show the US economy growing at an annual rate of 3.5%.


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Input: Michael "Mikey" Williamson and Martin Shaw, who were both 23 and living in Inverness, were found dead within days of each other in October.Family and friends fear the young men took their own lives.Mikeysline will offer support via text messages and will be staffed by volunteers.Jamie-Lyn McBride, a friend of the two men, said: "There is not enough support in the north of Scotland for young people contemplating suicide, or just don't know how to cope with how they are feeling."Michael Williamson's uncle, Ron Williamson, said one of the aims of the new service would be to make people know that they were not alone in struggling with their emotions, or troubles in their lives.He said: "The people who think they are alone don't know that the person standing next to them in the supermarket queue, or the girl in the corner desk, or the guy in the pub cracking the jokes are also suffering."By getting this out there, people their own age can talk to them."Mr Williamson was found dead only hours after returning from a night out to remember his friend Mr Shaw. The pair had a wide circle of friends.Earlier this week, their families and friends gathered with others who had lost friends and relatives in Inverness city centre to remember them and to hold a pre-launch event of the new text service.


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Input: During the raids on 7-8 May and 8-9 May 1941 more than 400 people were killed in the East Yorkshire port.In all 1,200 were killed, 3,000 injured and more than 150,000 were made homeless by German raids on the city.A service has been held at Holy Trinity Church and a book about the attacks has been launched.The book written by a local author, mixes fact and fiction with any profits going to the Hull People's Memorial fund.Hull suffered numerous air raids because it was a port, easy to find, and German aircraft flew over it to reach other targets such as Sheffield, Liverpool or Manchester.Alan Bingham, of the Hull People's Memorial, said: "I think it is extremely important to remember the people who lived through the blitz and who survived."They have lived through the nightmares for the rest of their lives. Some of the sights they have seen must have been truly horrendous."Source: A North-East Coast Town - T GeraghtyThe Rev Canon Dr Neal Barnes, Vicar of Holy Trinity Church, said: "The city was really traumatised and we wanted to help the people to remember."The service in the church included  popular songs from WW2 to "get into the mood that helped Hull get through those dark days", he added.Other events and exhibitions to mark the blitz are being held over the weekend.


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Input: Monza has hosted an F1 grand prix every year since the championship started in 1950, bar one, but the contract to stage the race runs out this year and a new deal is yet to be agreed.Ecclestone wants a higher fee to stage the race from the circuit owners."I don't know what's going to happen. It's a little bit Italian at the moment," said the F1 supremo."They said to me a few months ago 'everything is sorted out, and it's all agreed and no dramas'."Now I heard yesterday it's become very political. They'll get on with it. Or not. Nothing we can do about it."Angelo Sticchi Damiani, president of the Automobile Club of Italy, said last month that the basis of the contract had been decided with only minor details to be resolved."There's no deadline. They can take as long as they like, provided it's by the end of February," added Ecclestone.If Monza was dropped from the F1 calendar, Imola - home to the San Marino Grand Prix from 1981 to 2006 - or Mugello could stage the Italian race.


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Input: Wards scored in the second minute of Sunday's 2-0 win over Norway which keeps them in contention for a play-off place for next year's finals in Russia.Michael O'Neill's men are second in Group C with 10 points from five games."We have been in this position with the Euros and have the experience of pressurised games," said Ward."We are extremely confident going into every game and are not worrying about what the other teams in the group do."We have made a good start, we have 10 points and we just have to focus like we did in the Euros."Germany, with a 100% record, appear destined to top the group - but O'Neill's men believe a play-off place is there to be grabbed.O'Neill believes victory away to Azerbaijan in June would essentially make it a two-horse race with the Czech Republic for second place.The Czechs, two points behind Northern Ireland, still need to travel to Belfast and that could be a huge game in the qualification shake-up.Manager O'Neill said: "We're in a great position."Norway was a game that I was apprehensive about - just going up against such an experienced coach as Lars Lagerback."Norway came with nothing to lose, they had to win the game to keep themselves alive in the group and that made them a very dangerous opponent."We took care of the job and have given ourselves a substantial cushion over Norway."We play Azerbaijan now and we can put the distance between us and them to six points and then it starts to look very much like ourselves, the Czech Republic and Germany."Once you get to 10 points you start to look at the fixtures that are ahead and start to think of what you may need and we're in that position now."We have a difficult game in Baku, but we couldn't go into it in better shape."Media playback is not supported on this device


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Input: The £12.4m purchase of a DHL depot is the fourth property deal completed by Portsmouth City Council since November.Other purchases have included an industrial unit in Gloucestershire and a supermarket in Somerset.Liberal Democrats said none of the investments were in Portsmouth, but ruling Conservatives said they were targeting the "highest yields".Council leader Donna Jones said their property investments had generated £2m in the last year, helping to ease the impact of government spending cuts.Ms Jones said: "It's not about the location, it's about the safest highest yield I can get, wherever that may be in the UK to generate the biggest return so I can keep libraries and public toilets open."We're trying to run the city more like a business and this is part of it."But the leader of the opposition Liberal Democrat group, Councillor Gerald Vernon-Jackson, said the decision to invest elsewhere in England sent "a terrible message to the people of Portsmouth"."This is another property where another council will get the business rates, not Portsmouth," he said.Tom Southall, head of property investment, said Portsmouth's £110m budget for property was large in comparison to other authorities.He said the money was borrowed at relatively low rates from the Public Works Loan Board, with income generated by renting to established tenants.Mr Southall said: "All property has risk... but if you get good property in good locations, you're always going to be able to let it."


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Input: Soldiers patrolling a camp outside the town of Arsal opened fire on the men when they tried to set fire to tents at a neighbouring camp, a statement said.However, residents and a local official disputed the army's version of events.The official told AFP that troops had poured petrol on the tents to set fire to them, and detained hundreds of men."They attacked the women and children, and rounded up the men," he said."I was just there, and I saw an old man, around 90 years old, with all his bones broken from the beatings," he added. "There is no safety for the refugees in Arsal at all."An army spokesman dismissed the allegations as "lies", adding: "Our troops act in accordance with international standards of humanitarian treatment."However, the official National News Agency reported that dozens of Lebanese and Syrian citizens had been arrested in the raids.Many have been accused of being members of al-Qaeda's affiliate in Syria, the al-Nusra Front, which was involved in clashes last month in and around Arsal that left dozens of militants and soldiers dead.Several dozen Lebanese soldiers and policemen were captured during the fighting by members of al-Nusra and Islamic State (IS), and at least three have since been killed by the jihadists.That has caused deep anger and anxiety in Lebanon, which has more than 1.1 million Syrian refugees and only 4 million citizens.


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Input: Individual sport federations must rule on whether Russians can compete in Rio following the country's doping scandal.Two of the eight-strong weightlifting team had already been banned for prior violations, and another four were named in the McLaren report into the issue.Russia's Sports Minister said 272 of the original 387 athletes selected had been cleared to complete in Rio.A final figure is expected on Saturday, with the federations of boxing, golf, gymnastics and taekwondo still to confirm their decisions.The Games get under way on 5 August.The World Anti-Doping Agency (Wada) had recommended all Russian athletes be banned from the Games, but weightlifting and athletics are the only sports to have imposed a blanket ban on Russian competitors.The International Weightlifting Federation (IWF) took the step following a series of suspicious test results at the Beijing and London Games."We would like to highlight the extremely shocking and disappointing statistics regarding the Russian weightlifters," said a statement by IWF."The integrity of the weightlifting sport has been seriously damaged on multiple times and levels by the Russians, therefore an appropriate sanction was applied in order to preserve the status of the sport."Tommy Yule, team leader of GB weightlifting, said: "Initial reaction is that happy that a decision has been made so that we know what the situation is with the Russian team."Secondly I'm happy that to see the toughest possible sanctions have been put in place."


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Input: Witold Sobkow was speaking during a two-day visit to Northern Ireland, during which he will meet the first and deputy first ministers.Nearly 150 crimes were recorded against the Polish community in a 12-month period up to March 2015.That is an increase of 39 on the previous year.In April, three attacks were recorded in one weekend in an area of north Belfast.Mr Sobkow said between 20,000 and 30,000 Poles had settled in Northern Ireland.He called for a more co-ordinated response to the attacks and more integration for the Polish community."In general they feel at home, they find Northern Ireland an hospitable place. From time to time we have the attacks on the representatives of the communities," he said."This is bad for the community, but it is also bad for Northern Ireland because it creates the wrong image of the community that is, in general, hospitable."But I'm very grateful for the acts of solidarity of people who live here, for all the efforts of the city council and the executive, of the police."We hope the perpetrators of those attacks will be detained."


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Input: Film critic Mark Adams will replace Chris Fujiwara, who stepped down from the role this year.Mr Adams, who writes reviews for the Sunday Mirror and trade magazine Screen International, said he would help the annual festival "develop and grow".He was head of programming at the National Film Theatre in London and at the Institute of Contemporary Arts.Next year marks the 69th Edinburgh Film Festival. The celebration of UK and world cinema has seen admissions increase by about a third in recent years.Mr Adams, who will take up the role in March, said: "I'm thrilled to be helping the Edinburgh International Film Festival develop and grow, and am looking forward to bringing new, challenging, entertaining and exciting cinema to the city."This is a great festival that deserves its recognition and can only get better and better."Ken Hay, EIFF chief executive, said: "We are delighted to have Mark joining the team."His passion for film, his fantastic experience as a programmer, journalist and critic, along with his reputation in the UK and internationally, make him the ideal choice to drive the future success of the festival."


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Input: David Smith, from Galston, was found guilty of the attacks, which took place over a 16 year-period from 1975 to 1991 in the East Ayrshire town.He was also convicted of sexually abusing a third girl and physically abusing two girls and a boy.Smith denied the charges against him and claimed his victims were "scheming" and "liars" but was convicted following a trial at the High Court in Glasgow.Jailing him, judge Lord Matthews told Smith: "You committed a catalogue of physical and sexual abuse towards children."I have seen the victim impact statement which detail in graphic detail your offending. Mere words are inadequate to describe your actions."Smith was described by one of his rape victims as always being "touchy-feely".She was first abused by him at seven years old and first raped when she was 10.The victim told advocate depute Bruce Erroch, prosecuting, that Smith had "stolen her childhood".He raped her on various occasions between June 1979 and June 1985.The victim, who is now 45, told the jury that Smith would also beat her with a belt, a poker, a shovel and a wooden spoon.His other rape victim, now aged 39, told the jury: "I've blocked most of what he did to me out. It was the only way I was able to survive."First offender Smith was also convicted of sexually abusing a third girl between February 1976 and February 1979.Smith, who is also known as Darter, engaged in sexual activity with one of his rape victims while she was sleeping in bed with his other rape victim.


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Input: England international Downing, 30, has rejoined hometown club Middlesbrough on a four-year deal."I didn't want him to go, he's a quality English player and I know how hard it is to get the quality ones," said Bilic."Of course I rate him, I tried to persuade him to stay with us."Middlesbrough-born Downing spent two seasons at Upton Park, making 74 appearances and scoring seven goals for the Hammers.Capped 35 times by England, Downing left the Riverside for Aston Villa in July 2009, before moving to Liverpool.He joined West Ham for £5m in August 2013, his last England appearance against Scotland in a friendly last November."I know him from the national team when we played England, and he was brilliant in the first half of last season," added former Croatia manager Bilic."I was counting on him big time, but he told me that he wanted to go home."He said 'I like you and everything, but I want to go home. If it was any other club, I would stay here'."Maybe I could have stopped him, and all that, however it is not what we wanted to do, but he wanted to leave."Meanwhile, Bilic said he was relieved after James Tomkins scored a 90th-minute winner against Birkirkara in the Europa League second qualifying round first leg at Upton Park on Thursday.The Hammers travel to Malta for the return leg on 23 July with a narrow 1-0 advantage."We are well organised and are working hard for each other, but in the last third of the pitch, well, there you need some extra quality," he said."It is not job done, of course."They will probably play the same way in Malta, and will wait again for some long ball, some mistake or counter-attack, but we are quietly confident."


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Input: The benchmark index fell 0.34%, or 23.2 points, to 6,754.64, following a 1% fall on Friday.Fresnillo, up 1.86%, was the biggest riser, while the London Stock Exchange, down 2.29%, was the main loser.It came as the pound briefly hit 1.70 against the US dollar on expectations that the Bank of England could increase interest rates later this year."All of these remarks do suggest the tide is turning at the Bank of England," said Jane Foley, a currency strategist with Rabobank in London. "Whether that means that a hike by the end of this year is on the cards, we are not sure."She added that Bank of England minutes, released later this week, should go some way to indicating when a rate rise might come.Shares in the British medical company Smith and Nephew closed 0.09% down, having initially fallen 1.4% after a decision by a potential suitor, American firm Medtronic, to buy its rival Covidien instead.The prospect of rising fuel prices pushed British Airways-owner IAG and Easyjet lower.Outside the top tier, Majestic Wine slid nearly 4% as it reported flat profits and warned that its rate of online growth had slowed due to new entrants into the market.


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Input: The star, who plays villain Lord Roderick in the film, described the process as "humiliating"."I can't stand 3D, I really can't. I'm happy to go watch it but I don't work shooting in 3D. It's not fun," he said.Tucci was nominated for an Oscar in 2009 for his role in The Lovely Bones and starred in The Hunger Games.Brian Singer's adventure, based on the fairytale Jack and the Beanstalk, also stars Nicholas Hoult and Ewan McGregor.Tucci said: "Nobody will tell you it's so fun shooting in 3D. We were all dressed in stupid outfits."It was pretty funny sitting around in chairs, everybody with little caps on, tight spandex things with little balls all over you. I'm not kidding.  It's so humiliating!"He added: "We had a lot of difficulty with the cameras, they broke down a lot and the crew was cursing them."Ultimately it looks amazing and you have to be patient, but when you're sitting around for 13 hours a day in soaking wet leather doublets, and you maybe get two shots off a day, it's kind of frustrating."The actor, who won an Emmy Award for his performance in HBO TV film Winchell and also starred in The Devil Wears Prada, said the new technology made it less interesting for actors."You end up doing a lot of stuff in front of green screen, that's not really very exciting for an actor," he said. "We're probably going to be replaced by digital-something soon."I'm hoping either I'll have enough money I won't have to worry about it at that point, or I'll be dead... They need voices for animation, but soon they'll figure that out too."I'll be honest, an independent film, you do it because you love it, but I think motion capture movies are the ones where you have to be paid a lot of money.Released in the US on 1 March, Jack The Giant Slayer underperformed at the box office, taking $28m (Â£18.6m) in its opening weekend. The film reportedly cost $189m (Â£125.5m) to make.It will be released in UK cinemas on 22 March.


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Input: Money was stolen in the incident in Oldtown Road which happened at about 21:30 on Saturday.Three men who may be able to assist officers with their inquiries have been sought by Police Scotland.They were walking in the area at the time of the robbery and were wearing dark trousers and similar dark blue fleeces.Police said the woman suffered minor injuries in the incident.Det Insp Maggie Miller said: "We are appealing to the public for information in relation to this incident which will obviously be of concern to the local community."We believe that the incident may have been targeted and would appeal to anyone who saw anything unusual or suspicious in the area at the time to contact us."In particular we would like to trace three men who may be able to assist us with our inquiries."They would have been walking in the area at the time and are all described as wearing dark trousers and similar dark blue fleeces."