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Input: Neil Hamilton said that with Brexit achieved, UKIP's aim now was to inform the Welsh electorate of its domestic policies.And he denied the party had outlived its purpose, following the vote to leave the European Union.His comments come despite UKIPs loss in Stoke-on-Trent Central's by-election on Friday.The party had hoped to capitalise on voters' leanings towards Brexit - the area voted strongly to leave the EU in June - but Labour held its seat.UKIP was founded in 1991 with the sole aim of getting the UK out of the EU.But Mr Hamilton defended the role of his party post-Brexit while speaking to Sunday Politics Wales."In the last 20 years, UKIP has become an essential, particularly in Wales, part of the domestic political scene and we now have to refocus our attention upon other issues," he said."We have serious work now in order to show people we do have other policies which can benefit them in their daily lives."With six assembly members, UKIP are hoping to establish a further foot-hold in Wales in the up-coming local elections."Carywn Jones doesn't hold a majority in the assembly, he can only do so with the combination of other parties," Mr Hamilton said."We are an important voice in Wales, we got the best part of 15% of the vote in the assembly election last year and all the current opinion polls show that we would actually do better in Wales today than we did last May."


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Input: The 27-year-old has not played a game this season, with his efforts to return from a broken ankle suffered in last term's semi-final defeat by Bath hampered by a foot problem.Morris has scored 18 tries in 75 games since joining from Leinster in 2011."He's out of contract at the end of the season and he will move on," director of rugby Richard Cockerill said."He's had injuries and we have recruited in the back three, so there is no room at the table."Niall will make a full recovery from his injury and I'm sure he will find another club to play for."He's been good for the club, a great player and we wish him well."While Morris, fellow versatile back Niki Goneva and Argentina wing Gonzalo Camacho are to leave Welford Road, South Africa international JP Pietersen and Sales' Tom Brady are joining the Tigers for the 2016-17 season.


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Input: The prince walked into a sexual health clinic in Burrell Street, central London, to have the finger-prick test - for which he tested negative.The 31-year-old has made raising awareness about HIV and Aids a major element of his public work.There are more than 100,000 people living with HIV in the UK.The prince had to wait only a few moments to get his results, while his blood sample was mixed with chemicals and poured into a test tray.The negative result was indicated by a blue spot seen in the tray. However, if two spots had appeared he would have needed further tests to confirm if he was HIV-positive.The procedure was carried out by Robert Palmer, a lead health adviser and psychosexual counsellor, who said the prince was "anxious".Asked about the significance of a member of the Royal Family getting tested for HIV, Mr Palmer added: "It means this is a test for everybody - it doesn't matter who you are, it's a good idea to have an HIV test."The average HIV prevalence in the UK - for those aged over 15 years old - is 1.9 per 1,000 population. However for gay men the rate jumps to 48.7 per 1,000. Black African women are the second most at-risk group with a prevalence rate of 43.7 per 1,000.Latest figures from Public Health England in 2014 estimated 18,100 people were unaware of their infection and at risk of unknowingly passing on the virus.


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Input: The raid happened at Scotmid in North Deeside Road, in the Aberdeen suburb of Bieldside, in the early hours.Police are already looking into four similar incidents in the north east of Scotland.Bank cash machines in New Deer, Oldmeldrum, Inverurie and Dyce have been targeted.Police have not commented on reports explosives may have been involved in some of the incidents.A police spokeswoman said: "Police were called to an incident at Scotmid on North Deeside Road at around 4am today."The premises has been broken into and inquiries are ongoing."A Scotmid spokesman told BBC Scotland an alarm had been set off at the front of the shop, and the safe at the back of the ATM had been targeted.He said: "Thankfully no staff members were involved."The spokesman said it was being investigated whether any money was stolen, but no other stock appeared to have been taken.It was hoped the shop would reopen when police inquiries were complete.


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Input: The 41-year-old refereed the finals of the FA Cup, the Champions League and the European Championship in 2016.Clubs in China have been making huge offers for players - with deals agreed for Chelsea midfielder Oscar and former Manchester City striker Carlos Tevez."There is no offer on the table but if they made an offer it would be under consideration," he said.Read more: The rapid rise of football in ChinaClattenburg, who officiated at his first Premier League match in 2004 and has been in charge of 386 English top-flight games to date, was named referee of the year at a football awards ceremony in Dubai in late December.China is seeking to become a major football nation, with Tevez the newest recruit to the country's Super League.The forward, 32, signed for Shanghai Shenhua on Thursday in a deal reportedly worth £40m, with a salary in excess of £310,000 a week.In addition, Real Madrid were offered about £250m by an unnamed Chinese club for Cristiano Ronaldo, according to his agent.But Clattenburg believes that there could be a role for him in the development of Chinese match officials as the sport grows in popularity."It's important to have the right quality of referee to go with the level of football," he added. "China is going to become a huge player in years to come."If they want to be serious about their league they are going to have to have the right set-up. Refereeing is a huge part of football."At the moment I still enjoy working for the Premier League and Uefa. If an opportunity came along - I am contracted to the Premier League - but I have to look at my long-term strategy of my career."How long can I last as a referee? I have been in the Premier League 12 years. It's been a wonderful 12 years."


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Input: Ms Borst, 81, helped push through legislation in 2001 that made the Netherlands the first country to legalise euthanasia.Forensic scientists were unable to say why she died. Police have said it was either an accident or a crime.Ms Borst, who was a medical academic, served as minister from 1994-2002.Her body was found on Monday evening and the area around her home near the central city of Utrecht was cordoned off.Initial inquiries proved inconclusive, however police on Tuesday ruled out death by natural causes.A full post mortem examination will now take place at the Netherlands Forensic Institute, they say."She may have had an accident after she felt unwell, but that cannot yet be said with certainty," a police spokesman told Dutch media. "So we cannot yet say whether any crime may have been involved."A spokesman had earlier told Dutch radio there were no indications of anything untoward happening.Els Borst had appeared at a conference of her liberal D66 party on Saturday and her death came as a shock to political colleagues in The Hague.For a time, she led her party in the 1990s and Prime Minister Mark Rutte said her death was a great loss for Dutch politics."She ensured a breakthrough in the field of euthanasia for which very many people are still grateful," said Health Minister Edith Schippers.She was also behind legislation governing the use of tissue from aborted foetuses for medical research.


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Input: The world governing body this week confirmed its wish to expand the World Cup finals to a 48-team competition, comprising 16 groups of three.Guardiola, 45, says adding games to a busy schedule will "kill the players"."They are focusing on more and more and more - it affects the quality," the Spaniard added."I am thinking just for the players. They need to breathe, to [have a] break, to enjoy."It's just three substitutions now - why can you not make four, five or six? All the players [would be] involved more than before, the coaches can use different tactics."Guardiola says increasing the number of substitutes available would lead to fewer injuries and more open games."Everything would be better," he said.A decision on whether to expand the World Cup will be made in January and any change would be unlikely to take effect before 2026, but Guardiola is unconvinced by the idea."This kind of thing is impossible because we are going to finish [the season], then after one week the World Cup then after three weeks we go to the pre-season, we go to China, the States, Australia," he said."You play against Milan, Juventus, Madrid and you have to win. People demand you have to play good [with] no preparation. Then you come back and it's 11 months again and it's the European Cup."Media playback is not supported on this device


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Input: Mr McLaughlin, 70, was elected to the post in January.  He was the first member of Sinn Féin to take the post.He made the announcement at the start of assembly business on Tuesday.He said he wanted to be "doing some other things outside of this assembly".  Elections to the assembly are scheduled for next May."I know it is no secret to many members but I want to publicly put it on the record today that I will be stepping down as a member of this assembly at the end of this mandate," said Mr McLaughlin."I will not therefore be seeking re-election as speaker."I turned 70 during the Halloween recess and I look forward to the opportunity to be doing some other things."However, there will be plenty of time to be reflective at a later point and I am making this announcement at this stage only to show proper courtesy to the house. "Mr McLaughlin, an assembly member for South Antrim, said there was a "lot of work" to do in the months ahead."There are a lot of issues I still want to try and make progress on with not much time to do it."However, I am particularly focused on managing the heavy legislative workload which I am expecting to confront us in the months ahead."That will be challenging and I will be speaking to the business committee about it."


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Input: The 27-year-old from Norwich, who is one of BBC Sport's Paralympic Ones to Watch for 2015, has torn his anterior cruciate ligament.He will miss this week's International Blind Sports Federation World Games in Korea, where a four-strong judo squad will compete for Great Britain."Managing the emotions that come with injuries is vital," said Drane.Last year's World Championship bronze medallist started the sport as a teenager but, aged 22, he discovered his eyesight was deteriorating as a result of corneal dystrophy and was persuaded to try visually-impaired judo.But he remains hopeful of being part of the GB team for next year's Paralympics in Rio."My intentions remain the same as when I first started this journey - to do everything in my power to shape my best performance to Rio 2016," he added. "The rest is just uncontrollable."In Drane's absence, GB medal hopes in the judo event rest with London 2012 silver medallist Sam Ingram (-90kg), with Chris Skelley (-100kg), Jack Hodgson (+100kg) and Natalie Greenhough (-70kg) all hoping to get qualification points for the Rio Paralympics.GB also has representation in Korea in the women's goalball and men's football events.


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Input: This brings it well below the EU limit of 3% and allows it to exit the Commission's excessive debt procedure.After its 2011 bailout, Portugal saw austerity policies under a centre-right government until elections in 2015.Since then, a Socialist-led coalition has reversed those austerity measures.EU economy commissioner Pierre Moscovici said the outcome was "extremely good news" for Portugal.The Portuguese finance ministry hailed the Commission's decision, calling it a "turning point"."It expresses the evaluation of the Commission that Portugal's excessive budget deficit has been corrected in a sustainable and lasting way," the ministry said in a statement."Confidence in the Portuguese economy is beginning to be reflected by international institutions."Under EU rules, member states are not supposed to run annual deficits greater than 3% of their total economic output.Portugal now complies with those rules, but some other member states are less fortunate.On Monday, the Commission, which has the power to oversee eurozone countries' draft budgets, said France and Spain were still subject to the disciplinary procedure.France's deficit hit 3.4% last year, while Spain's was even worse at 4.5%.Although all EU countries are required to observe the 3% limit, only the 19 countries that use the euro as a currency can be fined.


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Input: The incident happened on Sunday night at Ballymena's People's Park.Fencing would have to be erected around the multi-play area, said the mayor of Mid and East Antrim Borough Council, Audrey Wales.She said the "mindless act" meant children would be denied the chance to use the equipment over the summer."It looks like the structure can not be repaired as the uprights have been badly burnt making it structurally unsafe," Ms Wales added."This pointless act of sheer vandalism has destroyed a very important resource for our children."As we are now into the brighter nights when children should be outside enjoying the park, this is particularly galling."The council said most, if not all of the play area equipment would likely have to be demolished and replaced at a cost to the ratepayer."This is estimated to be a figure well in excess of Â£65,000 representing an unnecessary and added burden to the borough's ratepayers," said Ms Wales.PSNI Inspector Doris Purvis said it was "an absolute shame" a play area that benefits so many local children had been damaged, and appealed for information about the incident.


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Input: The 39-year-old led 3-1 and was pegged back to 3-3 by Northumberland's Robson before winning in a deciding set.Qualifier Smith is the first Canadian to reach the last eight at Lakeside since John Part won the title in 1994.Three-time champion Anastasia Dobromyslova and Fallon Sherrock both progressed to the semi-finals of the women's event.Russia's Dobromyslova, who is based in Ellesmere Port, Cheshire, lost just one leg in her 2-0 win over 22-year-old Zoe Jones from Redditch, Worcestershire.Sherrock, 20, lost the first set to Dutch third seed Aileen de Graaf but the sixth seed from Milton Keynes fought back to claim victory in a sudden-death leg.Smith, who is the only overseas player left in the men's competition, missed six darts for the match before finally landing double eight to beat Robson."I came out like a house on fire but you've got to give Gary credit where it's due. He came back so hard and it basically turned my legs to jelly," said Smith."I had a couple of opportunities to put the match away, but he played so well and I couldn't shake him off."The men's quarter-final line-up will be completed on Thursday evening, with 2013 champion Scott Waites taking on Ross Montgomery and Jamie Hughes up against Glen Durrant in the two remaining second-round matches.The inaugural World Youth Championship was won by 16-year-old Colin Roelofs of the Netherlands, who put in an impressive performance to beat Derbyshire's Harry Ward 3-0 without dropping a leg.


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Input: Microsoft had agreed to provide customers with a screen to allow them to chose internet browsers other than its own Internet Explorer.In a statement, Microsoft conceded it had "fallen short", blaming a technical error.The European Commission said penalties for non-compliance would be "severe".EU competition commissioner Joaquin Almunia said it appeared the browser choice screen (BCS) had not been provided since February 2011, meaning 28 million customers might not have seen it.Microsoft said PCs running the original version of Windows 7, as well as Windows XP and Windows Vista, did have the screen.But it added: "Due to a technical error, we missed delivering the BCS software to PCs that came with the service pack 1 update to Windows 7."While we have taken immediate steps to remedy this problem, we deeply regret that this error occurred and we apologise for it."Mr Almunia said:  "Needless to say, we take compliance with our decision very seriously."If the infringement is confirmed, there will be sanctions."To date the European Union has fined Microsoft 1.64 billion euros (Â£1.29bn).


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Input: The new body is called the National Football Association of Zimbabwe, president Phillip Chiyangwa said.He said the debt, which he blamed on the organization's previous leadership, will now be dealt with by a liquidator."I can tell you now that we don't owe anybody anymore," Chiyangwa said.He added the process has been approved by Fifa and done with the "blessings" of football's world governing body.However, Fifa said it "has not received any communication on the outcome of Zifa's  extraordinary congress on 4 June 2016 to decide on the possible dissolution of the association".Zimbabwe's federation had been in financial crisis for years because of a combination of mismanagement, alleged corruption, and the serious economic woes of the southern African nation.At one point Zifa had to sell off assets, including an artificial training field, to raise money to pay its debts.Zimbabwe was thrown out of qualifying for the 2018 World Cup by Fifa for failing, after numerous warnings, to pay a former coach wages it owed him.The federation's latest problems came as Zimbabwe qualified for the African Cup of Nations on Sunday for the first time in 10 years.One of the last acts of the old Zifa was to hand bans ranging from 10 years to life to a former national team assistant coach and two former federation officials for attempting to fix games.Former assistant coach Nation Dube Ian Gorowa and former executive committee member Edzai Kasinauyo were banned for 10 years. Henrietta Rushwaya, once the federation chief executive, received a life ban for the second time for involvement in the attempted fixing.Rushwaya was banned for life after a previous match-fixing scandal, but that sanction was overturned. The latest bans have not been ratified by Fifa.


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Input: There are 15 Kenyans currently banned for doping by the IAAF, including Boston Marathon winner Rita JeptooKipchoge Keino says authorities are ignoring the subject despite pressure from the World Anti-Doping Agency."I have tried to reach government officials to agree on how to act but I don't get appointments," he said."I make calls that are unanswered. We even tried to convince senior government officials to attend these meetings, but they instead delegate to junior officers."Keino, a two-time Olympic champion himself, was speaking after a Wada commission report accused Russia of widespread doping.The report called for Russia to be banned from competitive athletics for running a "state-supported" doping programme.But UK Athletics chairman Ed Warner has said other nations need to focus on cleaning up the sport."In athletics there are a handful of countries who do not have robust anti-doping regimes, who are asleep on the job - whether by accident or criminality - and they have to be rooted out," he said.In a statement released on Saturday, Athletics Kenya outlined initiatives by the government to prevent doping and reiterated their commitment to the fight against cheating in sport.Keino went on to suggest the government should introduce new laws to criminalise those involved in doping."That way, we shall convince the world of our commitment to fighting this crime. Anything else is just sugar coating," he added.


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Input: But he said he would have "no problem" playing against Pakistan bowler Mohammad Amir, who served a five-year ban for the lesser crime of spot-fixing and is set to tour England this summer."Amir has served his time," said Cook, 31. "If you get caught match-fixing you should be banned for life."England face Sri Lanka in the third Test at Lord's starting on Thursday.Left-arm pace bowler Amir, 24, was jailed for three months for his part in a spot-fixing scam against England at Lord's in 2010 which also involved team-mates Salman Butt and Mohammad Asif.Amir has been named in Pakistan's squad for the four-Test series starting on 14 July, although he is waiting to find out if he will be granted a UK visa."It's kind of ironic that his first Test match back will probably be here at Lord's," said Cook."He was punished for what he did, and quite rightly so because we've got to protect the integrity of the game."That's not to say Amir should not come back, because the rules were probably different then."Cook confirmed that England will be unchanged for the final Test against Sri Lanka after convincing wins at Headingley and Chester-le-Street, meaning all-rounder Chris Woakes keeps his place ahead of uncapped seamer Jake Ball.Media playback is not supported on this device


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Input: NHS Blood and Transplant (NHSBT) said blood group O negative was vital, as it could be used for patients with other blood groups in an emergency.It said O negative blood made up 12% of transfers, although only 7% of people in the UK had that blood type.Meanwhile, B negative blood is needed for ethnic groups.The NHSBT said ethnic minority groups, who were more likely to have B negative blood, were more prone to sickle cell anaemia, where misshapen blood cells could block blood vessels, causing an early death.It also said such groups were more at risk of developing thalassemia, a group of inherited blood disorders that hindered the blood's ability to carry oxygen.Only 2% of Britain's population were B negative, but hospitals had used 6% more of this blood type in the past last four weeks than the same period last year, said the NHSBT.B negative blood was useful as it could be used for both B negative and B positive patients, the organisation said.Donna Batty, donor relations manager at the NHSBT, asked donors to come forward in the "next few days".She said stocks of "these vulnerable groups" were "lower than we would like".Ms Batty added: "We are also asking donors of those blood groups who have an appointment coming up to keep it."We hope our fantastic donors respond to this appeal and that they bear with us if there are slightly longer waits than normal on session as a result."In total, 4% of the UK's population currently donate blood.Jon Latham is assistant director of marketing of NHSBT said that ideally they wanted "first-time donors" to come forward.He said: "The bigger the database we have for people willing to donate, the easier it us for us to call upon them at times of the year when when we have a need for a particular group."People unsure of their blood type could find out after donating, said the NHSBT.Those interested in donating are asked to call NHSBT on 0300 123 23 23.


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Input: When he retires in February, at the age of 83, he will have put in 45 years of service at the Bridge Swimming Club.His work has now been honoured by his award this week as a BBC 'Unsung Hero' - but he remains modesty itself."It's a pleasure passing on skills, whether swimming, badminton, cricket or football," he told BBC Sport."But really it was so gratifying just to be nominated. There are so many other people all very deserving of this award who have never even been nominated."And I have to thank the people at the Bridge Swimming Club, particularly Sue Robinson, who nominated me."Media playback is not supported on this deviceIt was a chance conversation with a friend on a school playground that led to Finney first becoming involved.His own son became a member. That son is now 52 and, on account of ill health, Finney is to now move away from the area and be nearer to him.But he will go into retirement having shaped the sporting future of so many youngsters, having taught pupils from the age of five to 16.And his own involvement in the often thankless world of sports organisation goes back even further, to when he helped set up the Stonehouse Gang Youth Club in the Birmingham suburb of Selly Oak 70 years ago."As a child, I was so nervous, I wouldn't say boo to a goose," he told BBC Midlands Today. "I joined the Stonehouse Gang to play football at 13 and found my way in the gang"I started playing table tennis there and, once I'd been trained, I wanted to pass on my skills. The same happened with badminton."To mark out the court, we started off by laying tape down in the school hall at Paganel Road School. But I ended up having to ask permission to paint the lines."Truly, a man who, in more than one way has left his mark.


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Input: The cycle race begins in Leeds on 5 July and will travel through North Yorkshire and South Yorkshire.RICS said the figures showed that £4.5m of the money had been taken from future council budgets.Work includes resurfacing, road strengthening and installing signs.The figures were obtained by RICS from councils in Yorkshire via Freedom of Information requests.They show that North Yorkshire County Council has spent £4.2m.In West Yorkshire, Kirklees Council, Bradford Metropolitan District Council and Leeds City Council have budgeted a combined total of up to £950,000.Calderdale Council has undertaken £600,000 of work, entirely brought forward from future years.The City of York Council made a £200,000 contribution to road maintenance from its Capital Contingency Fund.In Sheffield, the city council has prioritised work on the route as part of its scheduled road maintenance programme.Rob Hindle, chairman of RICS Yorkshire and Humber Regional Board, said he was concerned about the impact of Tour de France spending on future road maintenance."While we welcome the Tour de France coming to Yorkshire and all the economic benefits it will bring, we certainly hope that by bringing forward so much work on Yorkshire's roads to before the race, the region won't be left without adequate maintenance for years to come," he said."We don't want a feast today if it means a famine tomorrow."North Yorkshire County Council said that the work carried out on its roads "would have been needed within the next five years anyway"."We have just brought forward that work in preparation for the race," a spokeswoman said."We haven't reduced future highway maintenance budgets as a result and money hasn't been diverted from elsewhere."


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Input: The San Francisco Chronicle said Mr Baker died in his sleep at his home in New York on Thursday night.He initially designed an eight-colour flag in 1978 for the city's gay freedom day, the precursor to the modern pride parade.A candlelight vigil is planned for Friday evening in San Francisco.Screenwriter Dustin Lance Black tweeted: "Rainbows weep. Our world is far less colourful without you, my love. Gilbert Baker gave us the rainbow flag to unite us. Unite again."California State Senator Scott Weiner said Mr Baker's work "helped define the modern LGBT movement"."Rest in power, Gilbert," he said.Mr Baker's original flag had eight colours, each representing a different aspect of humanity:Read more: The rise of the rainbow flagIt would later be reduced to six stripes, removing pink and indigo, and swapping blue for turquoise.Mr Baker said he wanted to convey the idea of diversity and inclusion, using "something from nature to represent that our sexuality is a human right".In 2015, New York's Museum of Modern Art acquired the flag for its design collection, calling it a "powerful design milestone"."I decided that we should have a flag, that a flag fit us as a symbol, that we are a people, a tribe if you will," Mr Baker told the Museum in an interview."And flags are about proclaiming power, so it's very appropriate."A giant rainbow flag flies at the junction of Castro and Market streets in San Francisco, near Harvey Milk Plaza, which is named for America's first openly gay politician.A candlelit vigil is planned for 19:00 local time (02:00 GMT) beneath the flag.


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Input: The deal will give Yandex full access to public data from users in Russia, Turkey and CIS countries including Ukraine, Belarus and Kazakhstan.The data includes users' posts and comments on them. Profiles or posts set to "private" will not be searchable.The move is expected to help Yandex improve search results and boost traffic on Facebook in Russia."In the near future, Yandex's search results will display not only Facebook users' posts but also others' comments on them," Yandex said in a statement."Users can find out what those on the social network are saying about the current headline news events, for example, or the latest movies."Facebook, the world's biggest social networking site, trails domestic players in the Russian market.The firm has been making a push to boost its presence in emerging markets as it looks to sustain the high level of user growth amid growing competition.Yandex, which is the leading search engine in Russia, said that it would take into consideration the popularity of things on Facebook while ranking search results.It said that getting full access to the social network's public data meant that "Facebook will be better represented in Yandex's search results"."We see one of our key tasks as being the creation of social search services, using content from all the popular social networks in equal measure."This would allow a user to find an old friend without having to register on every single social network one after another," it added.Yandex did not disclose the value of the deal, but various reports indicated that it did not involve any cash.


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Input: Former West Indies captain Adams, 48, left the Canterbury club this week after spending five years in charge."The moment the news went out there were a number of people in touch very quickly to express their interest," Clifford told BBC Radio Kent."I don't think we will lack for a strong candidate. There is a lot of interest already."Kent finished second in Division Two of the County Championship this year, missing out on promotion to Essex, but Clifford believes the club are "an exciting proposition" for prospective coaches."We underestimate the profile of county cricket across the globe," he said. "It still has a high profile and coaches aspire to come here."We have not launched a job description or details of the role yet as we need to take stock and understand what we want next."We were thorough when we appointed Jimmy and I expect the process to be similar this time."Hopefully by early next year we will be in a position to make an announcement and have someone start."Meanwhile, Clifford is still waiting for a response from the England and Wales Cricket Board after Kent called for arbitration with the governing body and Hampshire over the composition of Division One next year.The south coast county were given a reprieve from relegation after Durham were demoted for financial reasons - but Kent believe they should have been promoted instead."We've made our point and asked the ECB a few questions," Clifford said."I can't believe it will take long for them to offer a response. When we have that response we'll see where we go next."We would have liked to have been consulted before a decision was announced."I think counties must have a voice on all matters in relation to the running of the game and speak up for what they believe in. Our moves in this regard are consistent with that."


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Input: Jessica Wren, 46, from Camden, in London, found the hand-written letter on her doorstep earlier this week.It is decorated with dolphin stickers and a cut-out image of kittens, addressed inside to Alex, Irene and Anya, signed by a child called Tabby.Psychologist Mrs Wren said she is keen to get the letter to the right people."There's no surname for these people or for the girl who is writing these letters, but this time she has gone to the trouble of decorating the paper with finger painting too, so I really want it to reach the people it's meant for," Mrs Wren said.Tabby writes: "To Alex, Irene and Anya, Happy New Year!"Thank you very much for the lovely Frozen nightdress you gave me for Christmas - it's my first ever nightdress as I usually wear Pyjamas and I Love it!"Lots of love from Tabby xxx"Mrs Wren, who has lived in the same house in Mansfield Road for 10 years, has no idea who Alex, Irene or Anya might be and without a surname Google searches have turned nothing up.She has resorted to posting a message on Facebook with the help of her children Eliza, 17 and Tash, 15.Mrs Wren said: "It could be a godparent or maybe a relation and the sad thing is the receiver has no idea the child is writing to them, because they have the wrong address."


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Input: Hundreds of people were on the trains involved in Friday evening's crash just outside Bridgeport, Connecticut.Officials said a train that left New York City's Grand Central en route to New Haven, Connecticut, derailed then was hit by another train.Amtrak has suspended its service between New York and Boston.Connecticut Governor Dannel Malloy said on Friday night that the front of one of the trains had been extensively damaged and its wheels were "sticking into the other train".He said five people had received serious injuries, describing one person as being in a "very critical" condition.The two hospitals in Bridgeport that received the wounded said they were each treating one person in a critical condition. By Saturday morning, many of injured passengers had been released from hospital.Investigators are trying to find out what caused the crash, which happened shortly after 18:00 local time (22:00 GMT).Governor Malloy said he had no reason to believe it was anything other than an accident.Bridgeport Police Chief Joseph Gaudett said most of those hurt were walking wounded."Everybody seemed pretty calm," he told the Associated Press. "Everybody was thankful they didn't get seriously hurt. They were anxious to get home to their families."But Canadian passenger Alex Cohen told NBC Connecticut that "people were screaming... they had to smash a window to get us out".One witness, Brian Alvarez, told CNN: "I saw this one car and it was completely destroyed and they were pulling people out of the car. They were all bloody."


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Input: Umar Khalid and Anirban Bhattacharya were among several wanted by police.The arrest of JNU student union head Kanhaiya Kumar earlier this month led to protests and clashes across India.The 9 February protest over the 2013 hanging of a Kashmiri man allegedly saw the chanting of anti-India slogans.After Mr Kumar was arrested the other students named in connection with the protests went missing but they resurfaced at JNU on Sunday night.Police did not enter the campus but late on Tuesday night Umar Khalid and Anirban Bhattacharya left university premises of their own accord and handed themselves over. Police cannot enter without permission from university authorities, reports say.Police have now demanded that the remaining students - Ashutosh Kumar, Anant Prakash Narayan, Riyazul Haq and Rama Naga - surrender.Critics have condemned the charges as an assault on freedom of expression, but government ministers have refused to back down, vowing to punish what they describe as "anti-national elements".In the wake of the demonstration, some local media accused Umar Khalid of having links with the Pakistan-based Islamist militant group Jaish-e-Mohammad, although the government later denied the reports."I'm not a terrorist," Mr Khalid told a gathering. "I have never projected myself as a Muslim while doing politics on campus. I always tried to see exploitation of Muslims along with the exploitation faced by Dalits, tribals and others."The protest was over the execution of Afzal Guru who was convicted of a 2001 plot to attack India's parliament, charges he always denied. The attack, in which 14 people died, was carried out by Kashmiri militants.His 2013 hanging sparked protests in Kashmir, and he was seen as a martyr and a symbol of perceived injustice. But many of India's politicians were angered when reports surfaced of anti- India slogans chanted at the protest held to mark his execution.


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Input: Conservative Jon Wright questioned whether prospective Labour MP Catherine Atkinson would be an "effective" MP.Erewash Borough councillor Mr Wright made the comments in a Facebook discussion.He has since apologised "unreservedly", although Ms Atkinson dismissed his retraction.Mr Wright posted his remarks on Ilkeston Life's Facebook page underneath a post about Ms Atkinson becoming Labour's general election candidate in the Erewash seat,It prompted a flurry of replies, some in support, but many against what he said.Kathy Mee wrote: "And what has that got to do with politics? Are pregnant women all of a sudden incapable of doing anything? Lol do mothers all over the world not work or do anything because they children? Don't be so daft."Mr Wright has since issued an apology in which he said: "If my comment appeared to be sexist or offensive in any way I unreservedly apologise, it wasn't meant to be that way."After hearing of Mr Wright's apology, Ms Atkinson said in a statement: "The so called apology is no apology at all - he stands by his views."Carol Hart, the leader of the Conservative Group at Erewash Borough Council, said his comments were "totally unacceptable" and a meeting will be held with him to discuss the matter.


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Input: Media playback is not supported on this deviceKyle Good put the Irish ahead in the first minute but the French hit back with goals from Jean-Laurent Keiffer and Gaspard Baumgarten.Peter Caruth equalised with a rebound finish and Jonathan Bruton's shot sneaked across the line to make it 3-2 before Shane O'Donoghue added a fourth.Simon Brisac Martin pulled one back but Ireland held on for the points.Good gave Ireland the perfect start in the Pool B encounter at Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, netting just seconds into the game.Irish keeper Davy Harte made a good save to deny Martin before Keiffer redirected a powerful shot into the net four minutes before half-time.France moved in front within seconds of the restart with Baumgarten firing high past Harte.Caruth followed up his shot to convert the rebound while goalline technology was required to confirm Bruton had indeed scored Ireland's third goal.Martin set up a tense finale and France pressed for the leveller but Ireland held firm to secure a winning start.Ireland, who need to win the tournament to ensure a place at the Rio Olympics, are back in Pool B action on Sunday against Germany."It was a good win and we played well in phases," said Ireland coach Craig Fulton."France are a very attacking team and scored some good goals. The result was important for us but we need to improve in every game and we're keen to do that."


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Input: Sir Bernard Hogan-Howe said London had changed in the past 10 years and the Metropolitan Police had "not been able to keep up with that diversity".This year 79 of the 311 new recruits are BME. In total, 13% of the Met's total police workforce is non-white.The Met Police Federation said BME officers should also be rising in rank.The Met said the number of BME (black and minority ethnicity) officers in the force rose from 3,163 in 2013 to 4,033 at the end of August.It said last year it had a record 28% of new recruits from minority backgrounds, compared to 16% the previous year.Both Sir Bernard and the mayor have said more needs to be done to improve diversity in the force and will consult lawyers to seek a legal path."Targeted recruitment, introducing a London-residency criteria and second-language recruitment campaigns" ensured diversity, the force said.Sir Bernard said: "The problem in London is that for years two-thirds of the police officers we recruited came from outside London."But London changed so much over the last 10 years, a million people arrived, but we have not been able to keep up with that diversity, so what we see now is better recruitment in terms of representation."London Mayor Sadiq Khan said: "This is not about tokenism but about building trust and respect between our vital police force and all Londoners.He said the force needed to "look like the communities it is charged with keeping safe".John Partington, equalities lead officer for the Metropolitan Police Federation, said recruitment was "just the first stage"."Many will look for promotion and it is important that we do get the right numbers of BME officers at every level and that will make us a truly representative organisation and fit for purpose for London," he said.


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Input: Kruse, ranked 10th in the world, beat Italy's Alessio Foconi 15-8 in the final to win the foil.The 33-year-old was attacked shortly after arriving in Shanghai last week."The adrenaline that went through my body was unbelievable," said Kruse, who will rise to world number five. "When I came to fence, I was ready to fight."Kruse, who finished fourth at the Rio 2016 Olympic Games, received a bye through the qualifying rounds in Shanghai before beating German fencer Benjamin Kleibrink in his opener.Further victories over American Nick Itkin, Hong Kong's world number seven Cheung Ka-long, Italian Lorenzo Nista and France's world number six Erwann le Pechoux set up the meeting with Foconi in the showpiece."Maybe coming fourth in Rio was the best thing to happen to me," said Kruse, who missed out on Great Britain's first Olympic fencing medal in 52 years."Had I got a medal then perhaps I wouldn't have had the motivation to carry on."


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Input: He was struck on the back of the head in the seventh over and needed support from fielder George Bailey, then sat on the ground to receive treatment.Morgan played no further part, with James Taylor taking on the captaincy."He's got a lump on his head, but he's fine," said coach Trevor Bayliss."He's got a bit of a headache but he's up and about now and having a chat."When anyone gets hit it's an anxious moment, but the fact he walked off the field was a good sign. He was dizzy for a while and took an hour or so to come good. I'm sure the medical staff will keep a close eye on him."The hosts had already slipped to 22-3 in the deciding game when Morgan was replaced by Jonny Bairstow. They went on to lose by eight wickets.The blow to Morgan, who was wearing a helmet, caused immediate concern for the visiting players, less than a year after the death of Phillip Hughes, the Australia batsman who passed away after being struck on the neck by a bouncer.The fielders immediately went to help Morgan, while a shaken Starc was comforted by captain Steve Smith, coach Darren Lehmann, team-mate John Hastings and Morgan's batting partner Ben Stokes."There were a couple of guys that were a little bit shaken up, Starcy in particular," said Smith."It was a tough summer for us back home, losing a close mate. Whenever anyone gets hit like that, your first concern is for their health. Mine is that for Eoin, I hope he's OK and can recover well."The new Australia skipper added: "I don't think anyone ever means to do anything like that. It is part of the game to bowl bouncers."You have to get back on the shop as quickly as possible, you still have got a job to do. You need to take it out of your mind, but you don't like seeing anyone get hit like that."


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Input: Matthew Swash, 40, of Cambridgeshire Police, denies 12 sex offence charges against four colleagues and a victim.St Albans Crown Court heard he is also accused of accessing force databases to contact crime victims, visit them and send them inappropriate text messages.The jury was told he "exploited his position". The trial continues.Mr Swash, of Crown Close, March, began working for Cambridgeshire Police in 1996 and was made a detective sergeant in 2001.The offences were allegedly committed between December 2009 and September last year.As well as the sex assault charges, he is accused of two counts of misconduct in a judicial or public office, in relation to contacting female crime victims.Opening the case, prosecutor Peter Shaw said: "He exploited his position as a police officer to commit sexual offences against women officers."It is no coincidence that all of the officers he assaulted were junior to him in rank."This was not a cast-iron method of ensuring complete impunity, of course, but it meant that those officers were much less likely to 'rock the boat' by accusing a more senior and popular officer of such things."He told the jury of seven men and five women that Mr Swash had a "Jekyll and Hyde" character and was addicted to sexual and romantic intrigue."The assaults in the main consisted of him kissing the victims, sometimes very forcefully, and sometimes pushing his body against theirs where it was apparent he had an erection," said Mr Shaw."None of these were harmless or trivial acts. They invariably left the recipients feeling upset, and perplexed as to how they were to deal with the situation of a senior officer acting in such a way."The trial continues.


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Input: He has released a statement saying that he has dislocated his shoulder and is facing a long recovery period.Mr Vettriano is one of the most popular and successful artists in the world.Paintings by the 61-year-old Fife artist, including The Singing Butler, have fetched huge sums and his prints and postcards sell in vast quantities.A spokeswoman for the artist said that following his retrospective at Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum in Glasgow last year there had a substantial number of inquiries regarding new paintings.The statement from Mr Vettriano said: "As a result of a recent accident my right shoulder was dislocated and the reality is that I am going to be unable to paint in the foreseeable future."I am undertaking a course of physiotherapy but am facing a long recovery period. In the meantime I would like to thank the public for their continued support and interest."Vettriano, born in 1951, left school at 16 and did not take up painting full-time until the age of 40.The artist, who grew up in Methil, Fife, first found fame in 1989 when two of his canvases submitted to the Royal Scottish Academy sold on the first day.His work has since featured in exhibitions in Edinburgh, London and New York. He was made an OBE in 2003.One of his most famous paintings, The Singing Butler, sold for Â£744,000 in 2004 and is one of the best-selling posters in Britain.More than 123,000 people flocked to see the retrospective at Kelvingrove between September 2013 and February 2014, making it the most visited art exhibition at the institution.Actor Jack Nicholson and football legend Sir Alex Ferguson are among the owners of Vettriano's work.


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Input: The Pro12 leaders will be without a host of first-team regulars, including most of their pack, for Saturday's European Champions Cup game against Glasgow Warriors.Pivac was already without long-term absentees Liam Williams and Scott Williams."At my age you don't lose too much sleep over it," Pivac said."It's about saying 'here's an opportunity' for some more players."Prop Rob Evans, hooker Ken Owens, flanker Aaron Shingler, lock Jake Ball will miss the trip to Scotland.Forward John Barclay will also miss out on facing his former club with a shoulder injury while wing DTH van der Merwe will be absent.Flanker James Davies has been ruled out for up to 12 weeks with a foot injury he suffered during the Pro12 win over Zebre.Wales back Liam Williams is set to return early in the new year following a foot injury which ended his World Cup.Centre Scott Williams hopes to return from his World Cup-ending knee injury before the end of the season.Media playback is not supported on this device"We had a lot [of injuries] last year and I thought that was quite a bit," Pivac added."But I'm learning very quickly that it seems to be commonplace."We do everything we can to give the guys breaks when they need them. If you don't listen to people's bodies you are going to get these injuries."We've got to be very careful with these guys. These guys have had a big workload and they are genuinely knocked around."Scarlets host Glasgow in the return match on 19 December ahead of the Pro12 Christmas derbies against Ospreys and Cardiff Blues.Pivac's side face Connacht at home on 10 January before they conclude their Champions Cup pool fixtures against Racing 92 and Northampton Saints."Hopefully we'll get through this week without any more [injuries]," Pivac added."What we've got to make sure is that we don't rush guys back too soon and end up putting them back another four or five weeks."It just shows the depth you have to have in your squads."


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Input: The actor, from Port Talbot, wants to put an end to placing homeless teenagers into "unsuitable" bed and breakfast accommodation.Instead, they should be supported by the "fantastic network of charities" across Wales that can provide a safe place, he said.The Welsh government said more than half Welsh councils do not use B&Bs.The online petition has attracted more than 19,000 supporters.It comes as the End Youth Homelessness Cymru partnership claimed more than 100 teenagers aged 16 and 17 in Wales were accommodated in bed and breakfasts during 2013-14.Placing young person in bed and breakfast accommodation puts them at an "unacceptable risk", it added.Mr Sheen said: "Being a teenager is a difficult and confusing time but being a teenager and homeless leaves you dangerously vulnerable."We should do everything we can to provide a safe shelter for them and not put them in circumstances where they are at even further risk."The petition adds: "All we are asking for is that homeless teenagers have a place of safety, a shower, a hot meal and someone to talk to. I don't think it's too much to ask of our government this Christmas."A Welsh government spokeswoman said: "Research undertaken by the WLGA in November revealed over half of Welsh councils were not using B&Bs for 16 and 17-year-olds."We are working on strengthened statutory guidance to eliminate the use of B&Bs for young people in the remaining local authorities and strongly encourage them to learn from councils who are already identifying alternative safe and secure accommodation for young people facing homelessness."


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Input: Media playback is not supported on this deviceIn an interview with BBC Radio 5 live a few minutes after the incident, Sullivan said there had been no attack on the coach.But he backtracked in a message posted on the West Ham website on Wednesday.He said he had been "unaware of the damage that had occurred" at the time and vowed to "track down" the culprits.West Ham have already said they will issue life bans to any fans found responsible for the attack, which smashed a window on the bus and delayed the kick-off by 45 minutes.Bottles were also thrown at Manchester United goalkeeper David de Gea during the Premier League match, while another fan invaded the pitch to confront the Spaniard.Media playback is not supported on this deviceTuesday's game, which West Ham won 3-2, was the last at the Boleyn Ground before the Hammers move to the Olympic Stadium.The Football Association has also condemned the "unsavoury incidents" and plans to work with both clubs and the Metropolitan Police to investigate the matters."If we were to have scripted how our final game at the Boleyn would have played out, it wouldn't have been much different to last night's match," Sullivan added."The West Ham family then all celebrated our legends and former players together in what was a truly fitting ceremony to say goodbye to our home of 112 years."Sadly, the actions of very small minority of people outside the ground prior to kick-off risks overshadowing those celebrations. Their behaviour was completely unacceptable and does not represent our club or our values."The Metropolitan Police said on Wednesday that four police officers had been injured during the trouble but no arrests have been made over criminal damage to the coach.Three men were arrested during the game, including a 20-year-old on suspicion of affray and a 47-year-old and 18-year-old for pitch incursion.Officers from the Met's Central Football Unit are looking at CCTV footage and have appealed for witnesses.


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Input: The 16-year-old victim suffered serious injuries after being attacked in a lane next to Bannerman High School in Baillieston at about 22:30 on Friday.He had been approached by a young man as he walked through the lane towards Glasgow Road.Police said he was stabbed following an altercation with the suspect.The suspect, who was with a young woman, ran off in an unknown direction.The victim managed to make his way to Maxwell Avenue where an ambulance was called. He was taken to the Glasgow Royal Infirmary where he remains "serious but stable".The suspect is described as about 18 years old. He was wearing a dark hooded jumper and dark jogging bottoms.Det Sgt Willie Downie, from Shettleston CID, said: "This teenage boy could have lost his life as a result of this brutal attack and it is critical that we trace the person responsible as soon as possible."The surrounding area is popular with groups of youths and I would appeal to anyone who was there around the time of the incident to get in touch."In particular I would like to speak to the young woman who was in the company of the suspect as I believe she may have tried to break up the altercation."Somebody must know something and anyone with information is asked to contact Shettleston CID on 101."Alternatively you can call Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111 where details can be given in confidence."


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Input: About 13,000 people attended the first Hull Street Food Nights in April in Trinity Square.Organisers said police told them to relocate the monthly event to Zebedee's Yard because "there were too many access points for a vehicle to be driven at speed" into the plaza.Police stressed there had been no specific threat to the event itself.More on this and other stories from across Hull and East YorkshireThey said public safety was their main priority.More than 20 people were killed when 22-year-old Salman Abedi carried out a suicide bomb attack at Manchester Arena on 22 May.Eight people were killed in the London Bridge attack on 3 June and five killed in the Westminster attack on 22 March.The current national threat level is severe, which means an attack is highly likely.Kathryn Shillito, city centre manager of event organisers Hull BID (Business Improvement District), said: "Post-Manchester and London, and in consultation with the police, safety and security was paramount so on taking their advice, we relocated the event to Zebedee's Yard and Princes Dock Street."She said the move would mean a bigger festival with more stalls.The organisation said there would be security checks of bags at various entry points to the festival, including Princes Dock Street, Whitefriargate, Dagger Lane and Posterngate.In a social media post, it said: "Really sorry for any inconvenience but we're sure you'll appreciate that with the recent tragic events - and after consulting with the police - security has to be tight."All we ask is for people to be understanding and patient and we'll get everybody through as soon as we can."We've put in so much hard work to make this event happen and just want it to be safe, and for our visitors to have a fantastic time. Thank you."


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Input: Conservative Sir Henry Bellingham said there was "clear evidence" of students saying they voted at their home and university addresses."Surely this is straightforward electoral fraud," he said.Cabinet Office Minister Chris Skidmore promised to raise the "completely unacceptable" allegation with the Electoral Commission.Similar allegations about the 8 June election have been made by another Conservative MP, Sir Peter Bone, last week, as well as by ex-UKIP leader Nigel Farage.Speaking during Cabinet Office Questions in the Commons, Sir Henry, the MP for North West Norfolk, said: "Is the minister aware that there is now clear evidence that many students boasted on social media of voting twice - once at university, and once by post at home? Surely this is straightforward electoral fraud."Mr Skidmore said this would be "nothing less than an abuse of our democracy" and promised to raise it with the Electoral Commission "as a priority"."Let all of us in this House be clear: this is a crime. If anyone has any evidence of people voting twice, they should report it to their local returning officer and the police, who must take this issue seriously," he added.According to the Electoral Commission, it is possible to be legally registered to vote in more than one place, if someone is properly resident in each.Where this is the case, they are allowed to vote twice in local government elections - provided they live in two different council areas - but it is illegal to do this in a general election or referendum.Investigating such an offence would be a matter for the police, it said.


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Input: The 30-year-old shook off fellow Kenyan Emmanuel Mutai with just under three miles remaining to become the first man to run a marathon in less than two hours and three minutes.Mutai, who finished second in 2:03:13, also broke the previous record."I feel good because I won a very tough race," said Kimetto."I felt good from the start and in the last few miles I felt I could do it and break the record."The previous world record had been set on the same course 12 months ago by Kimetto's compatriot Wilson Kipsang, who ran 2:03:23.Kimetto, who won marathons in Tokyo and Chicago last year, had promised to attack the record in Berlin if conditions allowed.And in weather perfect for long-distance running, with temperatures around eight degrees centigrade, Kimetto kept his promise, staying in the lead group throughout and sprinting to victory and a new world's best time.Mutai, meanwhile, believes a two-hour marathon is possible."From what I saw today, times are coming down and down. So if not today, then tomorrow," the 29-year-old Kenyan said. "Maybe next time we'll get 2:01."Scott Overall was the top British athlete in the men's race, finishing 14th in 2:13:00.Britain's Shelly Woods won the women's wheelchair race as she continues her preparation for November's New York Marathon.


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Input: The Savoy Theatre tweeted on Tuesday that "due to the indisposition of Sheridan Smith, the role of Fanny Brice will be played by Natasha J Barnes at tonight's performance of Funny Girl".It is the same tweet that was posted on Monday night, hours before the show was due to start.Smith wrote on Twitter on Monday that she was "not strong enough.""I apologise profusely! Sorry!" she tweeted."Well done press!" she added. "U let me down, the cast and everyone who spent money to see me."The theatre did not give a specific reason for her absence.Smith responded to comments on Twitter about her missing the show, saying: "When will you stop bullying?" while retweeting the messages sent to her.This is not the first time that Smith, 34, has pulled out of a performance.On 28 April the show, which had been winning rave reviews, was stopped after 15 minutes.The theatre said those affected should contact the box office and that the performance's cancellation was due to technical difficulties.Graham Norton, the host of the Baftas, appeared to reference the incident in his opening monologue, joking: "Let's get things started because the sooner we get started, the sooner we can have a couple of drinks, or as they say in theatre circles, a couple of glasses of technical difficulties."Smith, who has two Olivier awards for her stage roles in Legally Blonde and Flare Path, was made an OBE last year and has described the part of Fanny as her "dream role".The production transferred to the Savoy Theatre in April after a successful run at London's Menier Chocolate Factory.She had to pull out of two performances during that run after her father became unwell.Her representatives declined to comment on Tuesday.Funny Girl is playing at the Savoy Theatre until 8 October.


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Input: Former Crystal Palace and Newcastle boss Pardew, 55, had been linked with replacing Alex Neil who was sacked by the Championship club on Friday.Canaries caretaker boss Alan Irvine said after the weekend's 2-2 draw with Blackburn he expected to still be in charge against Barnsley on Saturday.Chairman Ed Balls said Neil's sacking was the start of "big changes".Norwich are also expected to announce some more changes this week, having been without a chief executive since Jez Moxey left last month.Neil was sacked after just over two years at Carrow Road, following a run of five games without victory which left them nine points outside the top six.Pardew was sacked by Palace in December, leaving them just a point above the Premier League relegation zone having led them to the FA Cup final last season.Former Hamilton boss Neil took over at Carrow Road in January 2015, replacing Neil Adams, and led the Canaries to promotion to the Premier League via a play-off final victory over Middlesbrough.But he was unable to save the club from an instant return to the second tier and left with them ninth in the Championship table, having previously said he believed he was the best person for the "big, big job" at the Championship club."Naturally, I feel very disappointed to have lost my job," the 35-year-old said. "This current season has been one of transition, with the club adjusting to the consequences of relegation from the Premier League, as well as two chief executives moving on in a short space of time."I have worked with some great people at the club and have shared some fantastic memories with them. I will always be very proud of our achievement of winning promotion, via the play-offs at Wembley, and of having the opportunity to manage Norwich in the Premier League."I would like to thank my coaching staff for their hard work and loyalty and all the players and the staff throughout the club for their efforts on and off the pitch."


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Input: Eleven were jailed at Bradford Crown Court after being convicted of raping the girl in Keighley from the age of 13.Another man was sentenced for sexual activity with the same girl.The trial heard how the teenager was repeatedly attacked over a period of 13 months, between 2011 and 2012.More on this story and others from West YorkshireShe was made to have sex in various locations in the town, including an underground car park and a church graveyard.The girl was described in court as leading a "chaotic existence" at the time and had been reported missing from home on more than 70 occasions over a two-year period.Two of the men also received sentences for offences against other victims.Judge Roger Thomas QC, sentencing, told the men: "She was only 13 or 14 when the 12 of you took such terrible and heartless sexual advantage of her."The jury previously heard her meetings with the men had been arranged by "drug dealer" Arif Choudhury, who was not on trial.Tauqeer Hussain was also found guilty of raping a second girl in 2009.The court heard Mahmood, who pleaded guilty to several charges at an earlier hearing, is currently serving an eight-year jail sentence for raping a woman in a park in Keighley and trying to abduct a 10-year-old girl.Kabir, who received the greatest jail term of 20 years, was also sentenced for 12 sexual offences against two other young girls after being found guilty at a separate trial.Kris Hopkins, Conservative MP for Keighley and Ilkley, said: "Keighley's proud name has been dragged through the mud too many times in recent years because of the heinous acts of sick men preying on vulnerable young girls."I appeal directly to members of the local community that if you know of any individual or groups of individuals who may be involved in these activities, you have an obligation to pass this information on."We must work together to rid ourselves of this cancer and we all have a part to play."


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Input: Linda Norgrove, from Lewis, had been working in Afghanistan when she was seized by rebels in September 2010.She was killed during a rescue attempt by US special forces.Linda Norgrove Foundation is helping Ascend, a project that teaches mountaineering skills to young women in Afghanistan.Last year, Ascend supported a team of 13 women climbed three peaks over 16,000 feet, including one previously unclimbed mountain which they subsequently named.As they did not have enough boots for everyone, the women climbed in two teams, one getting use of the boots before swapping over so the others could go up.Linda's mother, Lorna Norgrove, said: "We were hugely impressed by what this project is doing for women's empowerment in Afghanistan. News of their achievements has already reached more than 4 million Afghan women and the project is changing the lives of these young women for ever."I think the project particularly resonated with us because as a family we are all keen hillwalkers and climbers."We know Linda would have loved this project and we're sure that it will appeal to the many people in the UK who enjoy climbing the hills and mountains. We take for granted the freedom to climb the hills, but this is something which can change lives for these young women in Afghanistan."The Lewis-based foundation raise funds for projects that benefit women and children in Afghanistan.


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Input: The iris-scanner can be used to unlock the phone simply by looking at it, which Samsung says provides "airtight security".But researchers at Chaos Computer Club had easily tricked the device with a picture of an eye, Motherboard said.Samsung told the BBC it was "aware of the issue".The researchers first set up the phone's security by registering a volunteer's eyes using the S8 iris scanner.They then took a photograph of one of the volunteer's eyes, using a digital camera with an infra-red night vision setting.After printing the image, the researchers placed a contact lens over the photograph.The team posted a video showing the S8 smartphone unlocking itself when it saw the false eye.Samsung said its iris-scanning technology had been through "rigorous testing"  to "prevent attempts to compromise its security"."If there is a potential vulnerability or the advent of a new method that challenges our efforts to ensure security at any time, we will respond as quickly as possible to resolve the issue."Security expert Ken Munro said the discovery was "another reminder that biometrics is not a silver bullet"."Personally, I prefer fingerprints to iris unlock. Your fingers are already holding your phone, so why not use prints rather than wave your phone in front of your face?"If you want to be really secure, choose fingerprints and a secret number. If you must have iris unlock, please walk everywhere with your eyes closed, so your iris can't be photographed."Galaxy S8 owners have the option of using a password or secret number to unlock their phone, instead of using the iris scanner.


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Input: Italian seven-time champion Rossi, who led the standings before the race, was in second place before he crashed on the last lap as he battled Vinales.French rookie Johann Zarco took his first podium finish with second place for the Tech 3 Yamaha team.Honda's Dani Pedrosa was third.The Spaniard's compatriot, team-mate and reigning MotoGP champion Marc Marquez, crashed on lap 18, while Britain's Cal Crutchlow was fifth.1.  Maverick Vinales (Spa) Yamaha  43 minutes 29.793 seconds2.  Johann Zarco (Fra) Yamaha    +3.1343.  Dani Pedrosa (Spa) Honda      +7.7174.  Andrea Dovizioso (Ita) Ducati  +11.2235.  Cal Crutchlow (GB) Honda    +13.5196.  Jorge Lorenzo (Spa) Ducati     +24.0027.  Jonas Folger (Ger) Yamaha   +25.7338.  Jack Miller (Aus) Honda    +32.6039.  Loris Baz (Fra) Ducati        +45.78410. Andrea Iannone (Ita) Suzuki    +48.3321. Maverick Vinales (Spa) Yamaha  852.  Dani Pedrosa (Spa) Honda       683.  Valentino Rossi (Ita) Yamaha   624.  Marc Marquez (Spa) Honda       585.  Johann Zarco (Fra) Yamaha     556.  Andrea Dovizioso (Ita) Ducati  547.  Cal Crutchlow (GB) Honda    408.  Jorge Lorenzo (Spa) Ducati     389.  Jonas Folger (Ger) Yamaha    3810. Jack Miller (Aus) Honda    29


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Input: The 28-year-old American became only the second player in history to average a triple-double for an entire season.He took the award over Houston Rockets guard James Harden and San Antonio Spurs forward Kawhi Leonard.Golden State forward Draymond Green was named the best defensive player after winning the NBA title.Westbrook has had a record-breaking season becoming the first player since Oscar Robertson in 1962 to average a triple-double across the season.He also set the new standard by recording 42 triple-doubles, one better than the former single-season mark set by Robertson.And he made NBA history scoring the highest ever triple-double with 57 points, 13 rebounds and 11 assists against Orlando Magic."It was obviously an amazing season for me but without these guys and the rest of our guys that are not here, none of this would be possible," Westbrook said."So this award is not for me. This is for all you guys and I am very thankful to have you guys in my corner. You guys are my brothers for life."A triple-double means a player has recorded a double-digit number in three of five statistical categories - points, rebounds, assists, steals, and blocks.Before the season critics had doubted whether Westbrook would continue to thrive following the departure of former MVP Kevin Durant - who left Thunder in the off-season.Durant went on to secure his first NBA title with Golden State, but despite the loss, Westbrook-led Thunder recorded 47 wins, just eight fewer than the previous campaign.Among the night's other recipients at the first-ever NBA Awards, Mike D'Antoni was named Coach of the Year after leading Houston to 55 wins in his first season.Milwaukee Bucks guard Malcolm Brogdon was named Rookie of the Year, while Houston Rockets guard Eric Gordon earned the Sixth Man Award for his work off the bench as a substitute.


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Input: On the one hand Ed Miliband is slowly and steadily introducing himself to voters as a potential prime minister.The Labour leader has always argued that the more voters see of him the more they will rate him.Last night he was able to use attacks from the left - on austerity and Trident - as well as assaults from the right - on Europe and immigration - to look statesmanlike.David Cameron's absence gave Mr Miliband the chance to taunt the absent prime minister for his lack of political courage.It also allowed him to focus his fire on the SNP's Nicola Sturgeon, trying to create a distance which he has, so far, struggled to create. He rejected her repeated invitations to work together to "get rid of the Tories".On the other hand the debate confirmed that the battle for Scotland is the defining drama of this election campaign. The images of the night, the video clips and the memorable sound bites are all of Ed v Nicola.Conservative HQ and the Tory press will take delight in using them to conjure up the spectre of a weak minority Labour government being forced to deal with and placate a rampant SNP. They will point out that for all the times the Labour leader rejects the idea of a coalition with the nationalists he does not - he cannot afford to - rule out the need for a deal or deals to get him into Number 10.What remains totally and fascinatingly unpredictable is which narrative will have the greatest hold on the electorate - growing respect for Ed Miliband as a potential occupant of Number 10 or growing fear of what a government led by him, which was dependent on SNP support, might be like


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Input: The 24-year-old was handed a six-match suspension by an SFA disciplinary tribunal, but four of those are suspended until the end of next season.He will serve those should he be found to break the rules again before then.Lawless had been accused of betting on 513 matches between December 2012 and March 2015.SFA disciplinary rule 33 prohibits players, coaches, club officials and referees in Scotland from betting on football anywhere in the world.There was no evidence to suggest that Lawless was involved in any of the games, but Thistle expressed disappointment at the player's actions."The club and player accept the SFA decision regarding Steven's breach of the rules around betting on football and won't be appealing the decision," the Glasgow club said in a statement."We're disappointed at Steven's poor judgement on this issue and have also taken our own internal disciplinary action in line with club policy."As a club, we have reminded all our staff of the rules to which they must adhere and are also reviewing how we educate our employees on their responsibilities both on and off the pitch."Lawless is the fourth player to fall foul of the SFA rules.Earlier this year, the SFA failed in a bid to increase Rangers goalkeeper Steve Simonsen's punishment for betting on 50 games in a year after two independent panels ruled he should serve an immediate one-match ban.Simonsen's team-mate, Ian Black, was previously given an immediate three-match ban for a series of bets over seven years, including three against his own teams.Then Ayr United striker Michael Moffat served a four-game ban after he was found guilty of placing seven bets on six matches involving his own team, as well as a number of other bets.


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Input: The 25-year-old has been released to train with his club for their home Premiership match against Bristol.He will return to the Wales squad on the following Monday to prepare for the Test match against South Africa in Cardiff on Saturday, 26 November.Faletau suffered his knee injury on his Premiership debut for Bath on 3 September."Taulupe has progressed excellently with his recovery," said Wales coach Rob Howley. "We have a good working relationship with Bath."Faletau, who has 61 caps for Wales, was included in the squad for the autumn internationals despite being expected to miss the majority of the campaign.The British and Irish Lions player was one of three wildcard picks under the Welsh Rugby Union's senior player selection policy, along with backs George North and Jamie Roberts.The rule - also known as 'Gatland's Law' - meant only three of Faletau, North, Roberts and Rhys Priestland could be picked as wildcards.Japan-based lock Dominic Day, Gloucester prop Nicky Thomas - now at Scarlets - and Bristol scrum-half Rhodri Williams are the other players affected by the rule.


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Input: Guto Bebb's comments follow yesterday's Spending Review with the money S4C receives from the UK government set to be cut from ??6.7m to ??5m by 2019.The Aberconwy MP said it sent a "very negative message" about the party's commitment to the Welsh language.The Department for Culture, Media and Sport said the cut was "in line with savings being made elsewhere".The channel receives the bulk of its money from the BBC licence fee.Its funding reduced from ??101m in 2009 to ??82.8m in 2014/15.Mr Bebb told BBC Radio Wales: "The financial sum in question is not significant although in the context of S4C's budget, any cut is now problematic, but it does send a very negative message."In terms of sending a signal to people who care about the Welsh language, who care about culture, who care about media plurality in a Welsh context, I think yesterday was a missed opportunity."A DCMS spokesman said the budget cut represented a "modest reduction in S4C's overall funding".TAC, the trade body for independent TV production companies in Wales, called the settlement disappointing.Chairman Iestyn Garlick said: "We are disappointed that despite what the chancellor said in his statement about the economic importance of the creative industries, the government has not listened to the argument that S4C's funding is not sustainable without further investment."It is unfortunate that such a culturally and economically important institution is being gradually undermined by a constant decrease in real-terms funding."S4C Authority chairman Huw Jones said it was "inevitable that cuts of this nature will have implications for the range and diversity of the service that we provide and for our ability to take advantage of new opportunities".


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Input: The report suggested splitting the current role, as both head of the legal system and president of the States.Political expert Dr Adrian Lee said the dual role was unique to the islands.He said they were the only democratic jurisdictions in the world where the person judging a case had been involved in making the law.The Carswell Committee, which authored the report, suggested Jersey's Bailiff should step down as president of the States of Jersey and be replaced by an elected speaker.Lord Carswell said: "There are various international constitutional documents, which rather frown on the idea of judges having anything to do with the legislator."He said there was also a practical reason, as in recent years the Jersey Bailiff had had to spend increasing amounts of time on States work.Dr Lee, a former professor of politics at Plymouth University, said: "The Carswell Committee also made the point that as the two islands increasingly develop their international personalities, as they're called, it's important that their legal systems and political systems are clear to the outside world."At the moment there is some lack of clarity over who is speaking on behalf of, who's representing the island - is it the chief minister, the Lieutenant Governor, the Bailiff or is it all three?"A spokesperson for Guernsey's Policy Council said it would watch the developments in Jersey with interest.Guernsey States Assembly and Constitution Committee said it intended to discuss the report at a meeting next week.The dual role of both bailiffs came under the spotlight after Sark decided to spilt the role of seneschal, who was both chief judge and president of Chief Pleas, in October following pressure from outside of the island.


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Input: Zoopla analysed the asking prices and rents of two-bedroom homes currently on the market in the UK's biggest cities.It found that buying works out cheaper than renting in many parts of Scotland, northern England and the West Midlands.Glasgow, Coventry and Birmingham were the top three cities for cost-effective buying. Cambridge, London and Brighton were top for cost-effective renting.The survey found that in Glasgow, Coventry and Birmingham renters could pay more than Â£100 a month than those with a mortgage.Renters were most likely to be better off than mortgage payers in pockets of the South, where the supply of homes is tight and house prices are high.Cambridge, London and Brighton are the top places where renting is cheaper than paying a mortgage, the research suggests.In Cambridge, the average monthly rent was found to be about Â£769 less than a mortgage payment.Lawrence Hall, a spokesman for Zoopla, said: "Once you get past the initial fees that come with a house purchase, such as a deposit and stamp duty, our figures show that it can pay to try and get on the property ladder."On top of the enjoyment that can come with owning your property, buyers may also find themselves with more disposable income at the end of the month than those renting their homes."Particularly if you're in Scotland, northern England or in the West Midlands, taking the first step on to the ladder and sacrificing the flexibility of renting can be a much cheaper alternative."Zoopla's research assumed that someone buying a home had a 10% deposit and was paying a 25-year repayment mortgage with an interest rate of 4.5%.When the data was last analysed by Zoopla in October 2015, buying was cheaper than renting in just over one third of cities.


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Input: The programmes, presumed lost, were recorded by Everett for early commercial station, Radio Victory.They feature his trademark homemade sound effects and jingles.Former presenter Andy Ferris who discovered the reels said they showed Everett was "relentless in his pursuit of entertainment".They include his creations Sing-along-with-the-Beatles, The Backward Contest and sci-fi hero Captain Kremmen.Mr Ferris recently rediscovered the programmes in a collection of reels he purchased from the station when it lost its licence in 1986."At the time Everett was a household name with a very popular television show. He sent us a tape every week of one of his put-together programmes - it was great," Mr Ferris said."It was Kenny being funny and taking the mick and playing the music he liked at the time - he'd be very amusing and dropping in lots of sound effects."Everett's wife at the time, Lee Everett Alkin, remembers him recording shows at their home in Cowfield, Sussex, using multi-track recorders to achieve what were ground-breaking effects for the time."I'd be having tea with someone and all of sudden you'd hear all these sound effects - horrendous bloodcurdling screams - from down the corridor. So in the end we sound-proofed him!"The Victory programmes - along with remastered versions of earlier BBC Radio Solent programmes - are due to feature in a BBC documentary about Everett's life.Producer Richard Latto, said: "It's remarkable how fresh the shows sound after all these years."The techniques Kenny used 45 years ago are still staggeringly impressive, but that's why he's hailed a genius by so many in the industry."The tapes sold for Â£720 at Dominic Winter Auctioneers in Cirencester, Gloucestershire.Kenny Everett


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Input: Oscar, a Turkish Van cat, attracted police attention when he scratched and bit a neighbour in Wingrave in May.The five-year-old recently went missing and was later found 34 miles away in Northampton.Owner Caroline Hughes said she "didn't like to think how he got there" but would keep Oscar indoors temporarily.Oscar gained his reputation after a series of clashes with cats and dogs in the village, Ms Hughes said.But his fame spread when a local newspaper reported the pet had disappeared after being "under curfew" for the neighbour attack.After being missing for about three weeks, a cat sitter in Northampton found the cat trying to eat her charges' food. She took him to a vet and found his microchip."I was incredibly relieved," said Ms Hughes, who has two other cats."I was just beside myself when Oscar went missing, without him the house was black."He's just got so much personality. I feel he's got a bit of a bad press."She said people in the village had helped in the search for Oscar but added it was a mystery as to how the pet got to Northampton."I don't like to think how he got there, I hope it was a delivery van," she said.She said Oscar had lashed out when a neighbour tried to pick him up."I think it's not what he's [Oscar's] used to, so he was scared and scratched and bit him," she said."I never saw the full extent of what happened but I got a visit from police."She said that for now, she would keep Oscar indoors to restore village harmony and give him a herbal remedy she hopes will calm him.


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Input: The world's 10 best-paid actors earned a total of $488.5m (£380.5m) in the past year, Forbes magazine calculated.That's almost three times more than their female counterparts, who took home $172.5m (£134m) between them.Transformers star Mark Wahlberg tops the male list with $68m (£53m) - compared with $26m (£20m) for the best-paid woman, La La Land's Emma Stone.Another 13 men earned more than Stone between June 2016 and June 2017, according to Forbes - including Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson, Jackie Chan and her La La Land co-star Ryan Gosling.Stone recently said some of her male co-stars have taken pay cuts so she can "have parity with them".Natalie Portman and Jennifer Lawrence are among the other stars who have spoken out about the issue.Forbes writer Natalie Robehmed said the pay disparity was down to the types of roles on offer.She wrote: "In release schedules dominated by superhero movies and brawny blockbusters, there are simply fewer parts for women that pay the sizeable backend profits that result in leading men's large paydays, or the franchise sequels that permit aggressive negotiation for favourable deals."Robehmed added: "Until there are an equal number of high-paying roles, there will continue to be an inequality in the paychecks of Tinseltown's very richest."Follow us on Facebook, on Twitter @BBCNewsEnts, or on Instagram at bbcnewsents. If you have a story suggestion email entertainment.news@bbc.co.uk.


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Input: Clifford Stott, 69, of Rise Road, Skirlaugh, is accused of abusing two boys during the 1970s at Paull Primary School and Sproatley Endowed School.One alleged victim told Hull Crown Court he was indecently assaulted as he sat on Mr Stott's lap while reading.Mr Stott, who denies eight sexual offences, is also said to have got into bed with the boy during a school trip.One of the two alleged victims told the court how Mr Stott would take individual children to a reading corner and sit them on his lap.He said that during these sessions the teacher indecently assaulted him on more than one occasion.The witness also said he was made to share a twin bedroom with Mr Stott while away on a school trip.Asked by prosecutor Patrick Palmer what he thought of the alleged demand, he replied: "I just did what I was told."Another witness, not an alleged victim but giving evidence to the court, said he too had been made to share a bed with Mr Stott during a school trip, while Mr Stott was head teacher at Sproatley Endowed School.He said that after he fell ill on the trip he went to ask for help and Mr Stott had taken him back to his bedroom and got in to bed with him."I didn't think that at nine years old it was appropriate," he said.Asked by defence barrister Bernard Gateshill whether he could have been mistaken, the witness said: "No, I told my mother that it had happened."Mr Stott denies five charges of indecent assault against one child, two charges of indecent assault against a second child and one charge of indecency.The trial continues.


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Input: The Manchester Cancer Research Centre, in Withington, will "test potential new therapies and different ways of diagnosing cancer earlier".Director Prof Nic Jones said 150 scientists at the building would work to develop personalised cancer treatments.It is hoped this would lead to improved diagnosis, more effective treatments and improved survival rates.Prof Jones said the placement of the centre, opposite The Christie cancer specialist hospital, was "crucial" to enable scientists and clinicians to work closely together."What's learned in clinical trials comes straight back to the laboratory, creating a circle between the laboratory and the clinic and that's key in making real progress," he said."We will know more about an individual patient's disease characteristics which will help to lead directly to better treatments and outcomes."He said the facility was "part of the ambition we have to make Manchester one of the top cancer centres in the world."The centre was jointly funded by Cancer Research UK, the University of Manchester and The Christie NHS Foundation Trust with their More Tomorrows campaign.Cancer Research UK said 13,200 people are diagnosed with the disease every year in Greater Manchester.


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Input: Honda's Crutchlow, 30, is the first Briton since Barry Sheene in 1979 to win more than once race in a season."People think you can only ride in the rain when you win in it," Crutchlow said. "So it's nice to win in the dry."He held off Italy's Valentino Rossi to win after Spanish world champion Marc Marquez crashed on lap 10.Rossi, who started the race in 15th, finished second with Spain's Maverick Vinales taking third place.Australian GP result:1.  Cal Crutchlow (GB) Honda    40 minutes 48.543 seconds2.  Valentino Rossi (Ita) Yamaha    40:52.7613.  Maverick Vinales (Spa) Suzuki   40:53.8524.  Andrea Dovizioso (Ita) Ducati   40:57.7005.  Pol Espargaro (Spa) Yamaha      41:02.8426.  Jorge Lorenzo (Spa) Yamaha      41:08.6687.  Scott Redding (GB) Ducati    41:16.9128.  Bradley Smith (GB) Yamaha    41:17.3249.  Danilo Petrucci (Ita) Ducati    41:17.33510. Jack Miller (Aus) Honda     41:17.358MotoGP standings1.  Marc Marquez (Spa) Honda       2732.  Valentino Rossi (Ita) Yamaha   2163.  Jorge Lorenzo (Spa) Yamaha     1924.  Maverick Vinales (Spa) Suzuki  1815.  Dani Pedrosa (Spa) Honda       1556.  Cal Crutchlow (GB) Honda    1417.  Andrea Dovizioso (Ita) Ducati  1378.  Pol Espargaro (Spa) Yamaha     1179.  Andrea Iannone (Ita) Ducati    9610. Hector Barbera (Spa) Ducati    84


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Input: Ruairi Keating came off the bench with 10 minutes to go and later struck his first goal for the Gulls by converting a Daniel Sparkes pass.The Devon side had taken a 36th-minute lead when Sparkes supplied a left-wing cross which Luke Young converted for his second goal in three games.The National League's bottom club levelled just two minutes into the second half when Jim Stevenson's fierce strike went in off the left-hand post for his third goal of the campaign.Torquay goalkeeper Brendan Moore made a couple of great saves in the second half and Louis Almond also went close with a header for Southport towards the end, but Keating struck at the death to push the visitors above Woking in the table on goal difference.Match report supplied by the Press Association.Match ends, Southport 1, Torquay United 2.Second Half ends, Southport 1, Torquay United 2.Substitution, Torquay United. Giancarlo Gallifuoco replaces Dan Sparkes.Substitution, Southport. Jack Higgins replaces Ben McKenna.Goal!  Southport 1, Torquay United 2. Ruairi Keating (Torquay United).Substitution, Southport. Jean-Charles Coly replaces Lindon Meikle.Damon Lathrope (Torquay United) is shown the yellow card for a bad foul.Substitution, Torquay United. Ruairi Keating replaces Brett Williams.Substitution, Southport. Ashley Grimes replaces Andrai Jones.Substitution, Torquay United. Jamie Reid replaces Shaun Harrad.Goal!  Southport 1, Torquay United 1. Jim Stevenson (Southport).Second Half begins Southport 0, Torquay United 1.First Half ends, Southport 0, Torquay United 1.Goal!  Southport 0, Torquay United 1. Luke Young (Torquay United).First Half begins.Lineups are announced and players are warming up.


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Input: The senior Conservative MP said mass immigration had put unprecedented strain on education, health and jobs.The former shadow home secretary also warned that migration was putting too much pressure on certain communities.In an interview with BBC Look North, David Davis, said: "We are a tolerant nation. We accept people with open arms, but this challenges that."From the point of view of maintaining a civilised society, we need to change the rules and that has to be one of the conditions of us staying in the EU."In a recent speech on immigration, Prime Minister David Cameron pledged to curb welfare for EU migrants coming to the UK - a proposal which would see workers from overseas prevented from claiming certain benefits for up to four years.However, the Mr Cameron has so far ruled out a limit, or so-called "emergency brake" on EU migration - a move many Conservative backbenchers support.Any proposal to cap the number of European migrants coming to the UK would be opposed by those who argue that freedom of movement is a fundamental EU principle.Labour MEP for Yorkshire and the Humber, Richard Corbett, said: "There are almost as many Brits living in other European countries as there are EU migrants in Britain."Those EU migrants in Britain pay far more in taxes than they take out in benefits."The recent debate around immigration has focussed largely on the arrival of citizens from Romania and Bulgaria into the UK.Many argue that newspaper predictions about being Britain being 'swamped' by a new wave of migrants from Eastern Europe proved wide of the mark.My colleague Sarah Corker travelled to Romania to produce a special report for Sunday Politics in Yorkshire and Lincolnshire.She found that many Romanians are worried about young, skilled workers leaving the country, creating a 'brain drain' in hospitals, schools and universities.


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Input: Lawand Hamadamin came to the UK after a year in a refugee camp in France.The family has appealed against the decision to deport them and the case will be heard in the High Court.The Home Office said it would not "shoulder the burden" of other country's asylum claims.Live updates and more from DerbyshireIf the appeal is unsuccessful Lawand and his family will be deported to Germany, as the government says this is where they should have claimed asylum, says the boy's school in Derby.The family made it to the UK after they fled northern Iraq when IS threatened to kill disabled children.After travelling via Greece, Germany and France, the family hid in the back of a lorry to get to the UK and ended up in Derby.Lawand now receives specialist education at the city's Royal School for the Deaf.The school's head teacher, Helen Shepherd, told the BBC in December he had made "exceptional progress"."Lawand's family are understandably devastated that they are being deported," she said after the latest decision.A Home Office spokesman said: "It is only fair that we do not shoulder the burden of asylum claims that should rightly be considered by other countries."Asylum seekers should claim in the first safe country they arrive in."Where there is evidence that an asylum seeker is the responsibility of another European country we will seek to return them there."It is not yet known when the case will be heard by the High Court.


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Input: Directed by Austria's Michael Haneke, the film tells of mysterious events that befall a rural German village in the years preceding World War I.Jonathan Ross hosted the event, which saw veteran Italian director Bernardo Bertolucci receive a special award.Oscar-winning actress Tilda Swinton was among the audience at the BFI Southbank in London at Thursday's ceremony.Her film I Am Love was one of the five foreign language films shortlisted for this year's honour.The others nominated were Swedish vampire thriller Let the Right One In, French crime drama A Prophet and Israeli animation Waltz with Bashir.Haneke did not travel to London to receive his prize, which was accepted on his behalf by White Ribbon cast member Leonie Benesch.This year's winner was decided by a panel comprising director Sophie Fiennes, screenwriter Christopher Hampton, Bollywood star Aamir Kahn and novelist Bidisha.The ceremony will be broadcast on BBC Four on Saturday at 2100 BST.Speaking after the event, Hampton said he had been impressed by The White Ribbon's "precision" and sense of mystery."The real sign for me was that the second time I saw it was more extraordinary than the first time," he told the BBC News website.Attending the ceremony in a wheelchair, the 70-year-old Bertolucci received a rousing reception as he collected his accolade."I'm very grateful and honoured," said the director of Last Tango in Paris and The Last Emperor."It is very important for me to collect this quite heavy award," he added, going on to praise the "state of the art ramp" that had enabled him to ascend the podium.