Prompt: Former sports minister Gerry Sutcliffe says new allegations surrounding the Bradford City fire in 1985 which claimed 56 lives do not justify a new inquiry into the disaster. A new book claims that the fire at Valley Parade was just one of at least nine fires at businesses owned by or associated with the club's then chairman Stafford Heginbotham, who died in 1995. Sutcliffe, MP for Bradford South and deputy leader of Bradford City council at the time of the tragedy, says he knew Heginbotham 'flew by the seat of his pants' in terms of the finances of the club but remains convinced by the conclusion of the inquiry by high court judge Mr Justice Popplewell that the fire was an accident. A memorial to the people who dies in the 1985 fire at Valley Parade . The judge ruled the fire was started by a spectator dropping a cigarette into the rubbish that had accumulated under an old timber stand. Sutcliffe said: 'The inquiry by Mr Justice Popplewell concluded that it was caused by a discarded cigarette in what was an old wooden stand and I have not heard anything to convince me that that was not the case. 'Stafford Heginbotham was one of those football club chairmen of which there were many at the time who flew by the seat of his pants. I was deputy leader of the city council at the time and he was did fly by the seat of his pants when it came to paying the bill for the police and so on. The fire at Bradford City's Valley Parade claimed 56 victims and injured 265 on May 11, 1985 . 'But I think the inquiry was very thorough at the time and I don't think there needs to be another because of this. I do not believe there was any sort of cover-up and in fact the inquiry led to a lot of recommendations on stadiums that together with the Taylor report came up with the right answers for football. 'There will always be speculation but I just think it was a tragedy that cost the lives of 56 people and injured many more, and has scarred the city for many years.' The new claims are contained in the book 'Fifty-Six - The Story of the Bradford Fire' by Martin Fletcher, who was 12 at the time and escaped with his life from the blaze but lost three generations of his family including his father and brother. The book, published on Thursday and being serialised in The Guardian, does not make any direct allegations but Fletcher says Heginbotham's history with fires, which he claims resulted in payouts totalling around £27million in today's terms, warranted further investigation. Then-Bradford chairman Stafford Heginbotham (left) with Mr Justice Popplewell in front of the burned stand . Gerry Sutcliffe does not believe a new inquiry into the Bradford fire is justified . 'Could any man really be as unlucky as Heginbotham had been?' he asks. West Yorkshire Police said the force would consider any new evidence about the fire. Detective Superintendent Mark Ridley, of the Homicide and Major Enquiry Team, said: 'The jury at the inquest in 1985 delivered a verdict of misadventure. 'However should any evidence come to light which was not available to Her Majesty's Coroner at the original inquest, then we will consider its significance and take appropriate action.' Fletcher's 11-year-old brother was the fire's youngest victim while his father John, 34, uncle Peter, 32, and grandfather Eddie, 63, also died. The disaster occurred at a time, according to Fletcher's evidence, when the businessman was in desperate financial trouble - and two days after he discovered it wo uld cost £2million to bring the ground up to safety standards required by Bradford's promotion from the old Third Division. Yet this did not feature in the Popplewell Inquiry, which held its investigation only three weeks after the fire. Fletcher is the only survivor to publicly challenge the official inquiry, describing it as inadequate and saying it took place far too close to the event. The book is released on April 16. Nine days later a minute's silence is due to be held at every Premier League and Football League match to mark the forthcoming 30th anniversary.

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Former sports minister Gerry Sutcliffe says new allegations surrounding the Bradford City fire in 1985 which claimed 56 lives do not justify a new inquiry into the disaster. A new book claims that the fire at Valley Parade was just one of at least nine fires at businesses owned by or associated with the club's then chairman Stafford Heginbotham, who died in 1995. Sutcliffe, MP for Bradford South and deputy leader of Bradford City council at the time of the tragedy, says he knew Heginbotham 'flew by the seat of his pants' in terms of the finances of the club but remains convinced by the conclusion of the inquiry by high court judge Mr Justice Popplewell that the fire was an accident. A memorial to the people who dies in the 1985 fire at Valley Parade . The judge ruled the fire was started by a spectator dropping a cigarette into the rubbish that had accumulated under an old timber stand. Sutcliffe said: 'The inquiry by Mr Justice Popplewell concluded that it was caused by a discarded cigarette in what was an old wooden stand and I have not heard anything to convince me that that was not the case. 'Stafford Heginbotham was one of those football club chairmen of which there were many at the time who flew by the seat of his pants. I was deputy leader of the city council at the time and he was did fly by the seat of his pants when it came to paying the bill for the police and so on. The fire at Bradford City's Valley Parade claimed 56 victims and injured 265 on May 11, 1985 . 'But I think the inquiry was very thorough at the time and I don't think there needs to be another because of this. I do not believe there was any sort of cover-up and in fact the inquiry led to a lot of recommendations on stadiums that together with the Taylor report came up with the right answers for football. 'There will always be speculation but I just think it was a tragedy that cost the lives of 56 people and injured many more, and has scarred the city for many years.' The new claims are contained in the book 'Fifty-Six - The Story of the Bradford Fire' by Martin Fletcher, who was 12 at the time and escaped with his life from the blaze but lost three generations of his family including his father and brother. The book, published on Thursday and being serialised in The Guardian, does not make any direct allegations but Fletcher says Heginbotham's history with fires, which he claims resulted in payouts totalling around £27million in today's terms, warranted further investigation. Then-Bradford chairman Stafford Heginbotham (left) with Mr Justice Popplewell in front of the burned stand . Gerry Sutcliffe does not believe a new inquiry into the Bradford fire is justified . 'Could any man really be as unlucky as Heginbotham had been?' he asks. West Yorkshire Police said the force would consider any new evidence about the fire. Detective Superintendent Mark Ridley, of the Homicide and Major Enquiry Team, said: 'The jury at the inquest in 1985 delivered a verdict of misadventure. 'However should any evidence come to light which was not available to Her Majesty's Coroner at the original inquest, then we will consider its significance and take appropriate action.' Fletcher's 11-year-old brother was the fire's youngest victim while his father John, 34, uncle Peter, 32, and grandfather Eddie, 63, also died. The disaster occurred at a time, according to Fletcher's evidence, when the businessman was in desperate financial trouble - and two days after he discovered it wo uld cost £2million to bring the ground up to safety standards required by Bradford's promotion from the old Third Division. Yet this did not feature in the Popplewell Inquiry, which held its investigation only three weeks after the fire. Fletcher is the only survivor to publicly challenge the official inquiry, describing it as inadequate and saying it took place far too close to the event. The book is released on April 16. Nine days later a minute's silence is due to be held at every Premier League and Football League match to mark the forthcoming 30th anniversary.

Gerry Sutcliffe does not believe there should be a fresh inquiry into the fire .
The inquiry at the time concluded the fire was started by a discarded cigarette in  an old wooden stand .
A new book claims former Bradford chairman Stafford Heginbotham was linked to previous fires before the disaster .


Prompt: A missing schoolgirl was murdered by a 60-year-old man who called police two weeks prior to the killing to see how officers would react to her disappearance, a jury heard today. Robert Ewing, 60, was said to have had an 'inappropriate sexual interest' in 15-year-old Paige Chivers and took advantage of her 'chaotic and dysfunctional' upbringing which had left her 'very troubled and vulnerable'. He is accused of murdering the schoolgirl, from Blackpool, Lancashire, between August 23 and August 27, 2007. Scroll down for video . Robert Ewing, 60, is accused of murdering 15-year-old Paige Chivers (pictured left as a young schoolgirl and right aged 15) after she disappeared from her family home in Blackpool, Lancashire, in August 2007 . Police investigate a site in Thornton Cleveleys in Lancashire during an earlier search for Paige's body . Paige was 15 when she vanished after a row with her father at their seaside home and, despite appeals from police and a £12,000 reward offer from TV chat show host Jeremy Kyle, no trace of her has ever been found. Ewing was arrested in connection with her disappearance in September last year and is currently on trial at Preston Crown Court. The jury was told today how he allegedly rang police anonymously less than a fortnight before she went missing to tell officers that a 'problem child' had turned up on his doorstep having been thrown out by her father. Brian Cummings QC, prosecuting, told jurors that the Crown Prosecution Service believes he did so to 'test the water'. He told the court: 'We allege that he wanted to see what official reaction there would be to the suggestion of a 15-year-old girl turning up on the doorstep of a 52-year-old man and the answer he learned, we suggest, was very little reaction.' The court also heard how eight months after the schoolgirl's disappearance, Ewing's friend, Gareth Dewhurst, 46, was overheard in conversation saying he had used his car to dump the teenager's body. Mr Cummings said: 'He then went on to say: "I didn't want to have sex with her, they made me".' The prosecutor said a 'highly stoned' Dewhurst told a 16-year-old boy that Ewing had killed Paige and had then made him have sex with her before forcing him to use his car to dispose of her body. Mr Cummings said: 'He (Dewhurst) said that he had put the body in the boot and was saying that he was going to set his car on fire. He was frightened that he was going to get arrested, or that Bob (Ewing) would kill him.' Paige (right) was 15 when she vanished after a row with her father at their seaside home (left) and, despite appeals from police and a £12,000 reward offer from TV host Jeremy Kyle, no trace of her has ever been found . Detectives hunting for Paige Chivers, who vanished in suspicious circumstances more than seven years ago, dug up a farmer's field amid fears she maybe buried in a shallow grave but still no trace of her has been found . An extensive proof of life inquiry has not found any evidence Paige is alive and she has yet to claim a 'significant' inheritance sum left to her on her mother's death once she turned 18, the jury heard. The prosecutor said: 'The prosecution say that even though no body has been recovered, you can be sure that Paige Chivers is dead.' The court heard that Paige's father reported her missing on August 26 and clearly stated she was 15, but her date of birth was wrongly entered on the police system as 1962. 'In consequence, the matter was dealt with as though Paige were an adult aged 45 who had moved on voluntarily, rather than a girl of 15 who was worryingly missing from home,' said Mr Cummings. That approach was not corrected until September 7 when police inquiries then commenced, he added. Ewing, formerly of Blackpool, denies murder and intending to pervert the course of public justice by intimidating witnesses and providing false information to the police in their investigations. Dewhurst, of Blackpool, denies sexual penetration of a corpse and assisting an offender in disposing of a body. The trial continues. Sorry we are not currently accepting comments on this article.

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A missing schoolgirl was murdered by a 60-year-old man who called police two weeks prior to the killing to see how officers would react to her disappearance, a jury heard today. Robert Ewing, 60, was said to have had an 'inappropriate sexual interest' in 15-year-old Paige Chivers and took advantage of her 'chaotic and dysfunctional' upbringing which had left her 'very troubled and vulnerable'. He is accused of murdering the schoolgirl, from Blackpool, Lancashire, between August 23 and August 27, 2007. Scroll down for video . Robert Ewing, 60, is accused of murdering 15-year-old Paige Chivers (pictured left as a young schoolgirl and right aged 15) after she disappeared from her family home in Blackpool, Lancashire, in August 2007 . Police investigate a site in Thornton Cleveleys in Lancashire during an earlier search for Paige's body . Paige was 15 when she vanished after a row with her father at their seaside home and, despite appeals from police and a £12,000 reward offer from TV chat show host Jeremy Kyle, no trace of her has ever been found. Ewing was arrested in connection with her disappearance in September last year and is currently on trial at Preston Crown Court. The jury was told today how he allegedly rang police anonymously less than a fortnight before she went missing to tell officers that a 'problem child' had turned up on his doorstep having been thrown out by her father. Brian Cummings QC, prosecuting, told jurors that the Crown Prosecution Service believes he did so to 'test the water'. He told the court: 'We allege that he wanted to see what official reaction there would be to the suggestion of a 15-year-old girl turning up on the doorstep of a 52-year-old man and the answer he learned, we suggest, was very little reaction.' The court also heard how eight months after the schoolgirl's disappearance, Ewing's friend, Gareth Dewhurst, 46, was overheard in conversation saying he had used his car to dump the teenager's body. Mr Cummings said: 'He then went on to say: "I didn't want to have sex with her, they made me".' The prosecutor said a 'highly stoned' Dewhurst told a 16-year-old boy that Ewing had killed Paige and had then made him have sex with her before forcing him to use his car to dispose of her body. Mr Cummings said: 'He (Dewhurst) said that he had put the body in the boot and was saying that he was going to set his car on fire. He was frightened that he was going to get arrested, or that Bob (Ewing) would kill him.' Paige (right) was 15 when she vanished after a row with her father at their seaside home (left) and, despite appeals from police and a £12,000 reward offer from TV host Jeremy Kyle, no trace of her has ever been found . Detectives hunting for Paige Chivers, who vanished in suspicious circumstances more than seven years ago, dug up a farmer's field amid fears she maybe buried in a shallow grave but still no trace of her has been found . An extensive proof of life inquiry has not found any evidence Paige is alive and she has yet to claim a 'significant' inheritance sum left to her on her mother's death once she turned 18, the jury heard. The prosecutor said: 'The prosecution say that even though no body has been recovered, you can be sure that Paige Chivers is dead.' The court heard that Paige's father reported her missing on August 26 and clearly stated she was 15, but her date of birth was wrongly entered on the police system as 1962. 'In consequence, the matter was dealt with as though Paige were an adult aged 45 who had moved on voluntarily, rather than a girl of 15 who was worryingly missing from home,' said Mr Cummings. That approach was not corrected until September 7 when police inquiries then commenced, he added. Ewing, formerly of Blackpool, denies murder and intending to pervert the course of public justice by intimidating witnesses and providing false information to the police in their investigations. Dewhurst, of Blackpool, denies sexual penetration of a corpse and assisting an offender in disposing of a body. The trial continues. Sorry we are not currently accepting comments on this article.

Paige Chivers was aged 15 when she disappeared from Blackpool home .
Despite police appeals and a £12,000 reward, she has never been found .
Robert Ewing is on trial accused of murdering schoolgirl in August 2007 .
His friend Gareth Dewhurst is accused of assisting in disposing of body .


Prompt: The diversity of life on Earth is increasing despite dire warnings that the planet is facing a mass extinction, a leading writer has claimed. Stewart Brand, president of the Long Now Foundation and editor of the Whole Earth Catalogue, believes the focus on widespread extinctions may actually be harmful. Instead he argues it is highly unlikely that the planet is facing a sixth mass extinction as many threatened species are recovering. This chart shows the increase in marine biodiversity from the fossil record and the five mass extinction events . His views are likely to be controversial with conservationists who have been warning that human activities risk killing off a large proportion of species on Earth in an event to rival the extinction of the dinosaurs. Mr Brand, who campaigns for long term solutions to the world's problems rather than short term policy decisions, said that the rate of discovery of new species was currently outstripping the loss of species to extinction. 1. Indonesia - 184 . 2. Madagascar - 114 . 3. Mexico - 101 . 4. India - 94 . 5. Brazil - 82 . 6. China - 73 . 7. Malaysia - 70 . 8. Thailand - 55 . 9. Australia - 55 . 10. Peru - 54 . Writing for Aeon, he said: 'Viewing every conservation issue through the lens of extinction threat is simplistic and usually irrelevant. 'Worse, it introduces an emotional charge that makes the problem seem cosmic and overwhelming rather than local and solvable.' Instead he argues that the trends for conservation are actually 'looking bright' as depleted ecosystems are being enriched and damage in others is slowing. He said: 'The five historic mass extinctions eliminated 70 per cent or more of all species in a relatively short time. That is not going on now.' Mr Brand points to recent research by the ecologist Mark Costello at the University of Auckland who found that the number of new species being recorded was now at around 18,000 a year. They said that the current extinction rate of one per cent of species per decade was far lower than the discovery rate of three per cent per decade. Fossil records also indicate that biodiversity in the world has been increasing for the past 200 million years and is now at its highest level ever. The black rhino, pictured, was considered to be one of the most endangered species in the world and intensive efforts have been made to help conserve the species and its numbers are slowly beginning to rise again . Major efforts to remove rats from Codfish Island in New Zealand has allowed the kakapo (above) to recover . Mr Brand also points to the efforts that have taken place on many islands around the world - where species are most vulnerable to extinction. He said that schemes to eradicate invasive species like rats and goats had been hugely successful and allowed many island species to bounce back. He also pointed to the example of cod, which the ICUN Red List describes as being threatened with extinction, but many cod fisheries are now recovering. Mr Brand, who is also a campaigner to reintroduce extinct species such as woolly mammoths and passenger pigeons, believes biotechnology could also help to bring other species back from the brink by allowing their genetic diversity to be improved. Sumatran orangutans (pictured) have a population of just a few thousand as their forests have been destroyed . He said that some wild animals are moving back into areas where they have long been absent by themselves. Salmon for example have moved back into the Rhine, Seine and the Thames as the water has becoe cleaner. Wolves, lynx and brown bears are also spreading in many parts of Europe. He said that even with climate change, it is unlikely that all of the 23,214 species currently deemed as threatened with extinction would die out. Ordovician-Silurian mass extinction - 443.4 million years ago . This was the third largest extinction in Earth's history, and had two peaks of dying separated by hundreds of thousands of years. Around 26 per cent of all marine families were wiped out and 60 per cent of all genera - an estimated 82-88 per cent of all species. Late Devonian mass extinction - 375-359 million years ago . Three quarters of all species on Earth died out in the Late Devonian mass extinction, though it may have been a series of extinctions over several million years. Around 22 per cent of all marine families, and 57 per cent of all genera were wiped out - an estimated 79-87 per cent of all species. Permian mass extinction - 252 million years ago . The Permian mass extinction has been nicknamed The Great Dying, since an incredible 96 per cent of species died out. All life on Earth today is descended from the 4 per cent of species that survived. Triassic-Jurassic mass extinction - 201 million years ago . There were two or three phases of extinction that made up the Triassic-Jurassic mass extinction event. 22 per cent of all marine families and 53 per cent of all genera - an estimated 76-84 per cent of all species. Cretaceous-Tertiary mass extinction - 66 million years ago . The Cretaceous-Tertiary mass extinction was the event that wiped out the dinosaurs. However, many other organisms perished including 16 per cent of all marine families and 47 per cent of all genera - an estimated 71-81 per cent of all species. The map above shows the countries with the highest number of threatened mammals in the world . There are more than 1.5 million known species in the world. Mr Brand said he did not believe climate change is likely to have much impact on the loss of wildlife as many species will evolve and adapt to cope. He said: 'My own prediction is that climate change will be deemed intolerable for humans long before it speeds up extinction rates, and even if radical steps have to be taken to head it off, they will be taken.'

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The diversity of life on Earth is increasing despite dire warnings that the planet is facing a mass extinction, a leading writer has claimed. Stewart Brand, president of the Long Now Foundation and editor of the Whole Earth Catalogue, believes the focus on widespread extinctions may actually be harmful. Instead he argues it is highly unlikely that the planet is facing a sixth mass extinction as many threatened species are recovering. This chart shows the increase in marine biodiversity from the fossil record and the five mass extinction events . His views are likely to be controversial with conservationists who have been warning that human activities risk killing off a large proportion of species on Earth in an event to rival the extinction of the dinosaurs. Mr Brand, who campaigns for long term solutions to the world's problems rather than short term policy decisions, said that the rate of discovery of new species was currently outstripping the loss of species to extinction. 1. Indonesia - 184 . 2. Madagascar - 114 . 3. Mexico - 101 . 4. India - 94 . 5. Brazil - 82 . 6. China - 73 . 7. Malaysia - 70 . 8. Thailand - 55 . 9. Australia - 55 . 10. Peru - 54 . Writing for Aeon, he said: 'Viewing every conservation issue through the lens of extinction threat is simplistic and usually irrelevant. 'Worse, it introduces an emotional charge that makes the problem seem cosmic and overwhelming rather than local and solvable.' Instead he argues that the trends for conservation are actually 'looking bright' as depleted ecosystems are being enriched and damage in others is slowing. He said: 'The five historic mass extinctions eliminated 70 per cent or more of all species in a relatively short time. That is not going on now.' Mr Brand points to recent research by the ecologist Mark Costello at the University of Auckland who found that the number of new species being recorded was now at around 18,000 a year. They said that the current extinction rate of one per cent of species per decade was far lower than the discovery rate of three per cent per decade. Fossil records also indicate that biodiversity in the world has been increasing for the past 200 million years and is now at its highest level ever. The black rhino, pictured, was considered to be one of the most endangered species in the world and intensive efforts have been made to help conserve the species and its numbers are slowly beginning to rise again . Major efforts to remove rats from Codfish Island in New Zealand has allowed the kakapo (above) to recover . Mr Brand also points to the efforts that have taken place on many islands around the world - where species are most vulnerable to extinction. He said that schemes to eradicate invasive species like rats and goats had been hugely successful and allowed many island species to bounce back. He also pointed to the example of cod, which the ICUN Red List describes as being threatened with extinction, but many cod fisheries are now recovering. Mr Brand, who is also a campaigner to reintroduce extinct species such as woolly mammoths and passenger pigeons, believes biotechnology could also help to bring other species back from the brink by allowing their genetic diversity to be improved. Sumatran orangutans (pictured) have a population of just a few thousand as their forests have been destroyed . He said that some wild animals are moving back into areas where they have long been absent by themselves. Salmon for example have moved back into the Rhine, Seine and the Thames as the water has becoe cleaner. Wolves, lynx and brown bears are also spreading in many parts of Europe. He said that even with climate change, it is unlikely that all of the 23,214 species currently deemed as threatened with extinction would die out. Ordovician-Silurian mass extinction - 443.4 million years ago . This was the third largest extinction in Earth's history, and had two peaks of dying separated by hundreds of thousands of years. Around 26 per cent of all marine families were wiped out and 60 per cent of all genera - an estimated 82-88 per cent of all species. Late Devonian mass extinction - 375-359 million years ago . Three quarters of all species on Earth died out in the Late Devonian mass extinction, though it may have been a series of extinctions over several million years. Around 22 per cent of all marine families, and 57 per cent of all genera were wiped out - an estimated 79-87 per cent of all species. Permian mass extinction - 252 million years ago . The Permian mass extinction has been nicknamed The Great Dying, since an incredible 96 per cent of species died out. All life on Earth today is descended from the 4 per cent of species that survived. Triassic-Jurassic mass extinction - 201 million years ago . There were two or three phases of extinction that made up the Triassic-Jurassic mass extinction event. 22 per cent of all marine families and 53 per cent of all genera - an estimated 76-84 per cent of all species. Cretaceous-Tertiary mass extinction - 66 million years ago . The Cretaceous-Tertiary mass extinction was the event that wiped out the dinosaurs. However, many other organisms perished including 16 per cent of all marine families and 47 per cent of all genera - an estimated 71-81 per cent of all species. The map above shows the countries with the highest number of threatened mammals in the world . There are more than 1.5 million known species in the world. Mr Brand said he did not believe climate change is likely to have much impact on the loss of wildlife as many species will evolve and adapt to cope. He said: 'My own prediction is that climate change will be deemed intolerable for humans long before it speeds up extinction rates, and even if radical steps have to be taken to head it off, they will be taken.'

Writer Stewart Brand says warnings that the world is facing a new mass extinction may lead to a fatalistic attitude that will do more harm than good .
Instead he points to the recovery of species due to conservation efforts .
He believes climate change is unlikely to have the feared impact on wildlife .
He argues that more new species are being discovered than are being lost .


Prompt: With rigorous grooming regimes and Instagram filters, it seems that some celebrities are on a constant mission to stay forever young - and succeeding. But whether it's through botched surgeries, poor lifestyles, stressful career lows or shattered relationships, certain stars have taken a quicker turn for the worst than their contemporaries. From child actors that swiftly deteriorated in the lime light or golden Hollywood stars that have greyed with time, FEMAIL rounds up the celebrities that have aged terribly . LINDSAY LOHAN . Lindsay Lohan at the age of 18 in 2005 (left) and now at the age of 28 (right) The child actress shot to fame as a freckle-faced darling in classics such as The Parent Trap, Freaky Friday and Mean Girls, but despite showing much promise, the now 28-year-old began to experience regular run-ins with the law and started appearing on headlines for the wrong reasons. A few rehab stints, DUI charges and parole violations later and it seems like Lohan's fast-paced lifestyle is finally catching up to her. The star has recently began showing rapid signs of ageing, including lines and over-plumped lips. JOHNNY DEPP . Johnny Depp at the age of 39 in 2003 (left) and now at 51 (right) Johnny Depp shot to stardom as a teen idol due to his dark and mysterious looks and acting versatility, which scored him roles in films such as Edward Scissorhands and A Nightmare on Elm Street. Having dated a slew of beautiful it-girls such as Winona Ryder and Kate Moss, before having two children with long-term partner Vanessa Paradis, the 51-year-old actor is now married to 29-year-old actress Amber Heard. It seems the series of high-profile relationships and a long-term smoking habit has taken its toll on the actor, as he now exhibits duller skin and lacklustre hair. KATE MOSS . Supermodel Kate Moss at the age of 30 in 2004 (left), now at the age of 41 (right) Kate Moss was, and still remains, one of the most famous supermodels in the world, rising to fame in the Nineties after she was discovered at the tender age of 14. The now 41-year-old ushered in the supermodel movement 'heroin chic', and popularised waif models at the time. However, 20 years of drinks and partying have seemingly aged the supermodel, who only celebrated her 41st birthday in January - but exhibits fine lines and dull skin. BRAD PITT . Brad Pitt at the age of 42 in 2006 (left) and now at 51 (right) Brad Pitt made his breakout role as a denim-sporting, cowboy hat-toting, golden-skinned bandit in Thelma & Louise in 1991, and quickly gained celebrity for his dashing looks. The actor has since been regularly cited as one of the world's most attractive men, and the now 51-year-old has been with wife Angelina Jolie since 2005, with whom he has six children with. But it seems like the strain of a hectic life has taken its toll on Pitt's looks, and the actor looks more haggard and greyed by the day. BRITNEY SPEARS . Britney Spears at the age of 21 in 2003 (left) and now at the age of 33 (right) At one point, Britney Spears was the apple of the eye of every Noughties guy and gal, sporting the widely-popular all-American aesthetic and busting out hit tunes such as Baby One More Time and Oops! I Did It Again. But it seems the fame and attention came too early, and the star suffered an apparent breakdown in 2007, shaving her head completely bald and beating a paparazzi's car with an umbrella. Since then, the 33-year-old pop star has slowly tried to bring back her career, but her weighty personal issues have inevitably taken their toll on her appearance. MACAULAY CULKIN . Macaulay Culkin at the age of 24 in 2005 (left) and now at the age of 34 (right) One of the most prominent child stars of our time, a baby-faced Macaulay Culkin soared to fame in 1990 Christmas favourite, Home Alone, when he was just ten years old. After completing a sequel a couple of years later, the star seemingly dropped off the public radar, struggling to secure acting work. The next time the now 34-year-old made headlines were for drug misdemeanors, and the star has since been seen chain-smoking and sporting an unrecognisably gaunt physique. RENÉE ZELLWEGER . Renée Zellweger at the age of 36 in 2006 (left) and now at the age of 45 (right) The American actress rocketed to fame as our favourite 'verbally incontinent spinster who drinks like a fish, smokes like a chimney, and dresses like her mother': Bridget Jones. The 45-year-old's protrayal of the lovable and relatable character saw Zellweger's popularity spike and she landed additional hit roles in films such as Chicago and Cold Mountain. However, it seems the pressure to maintain a youthful complexion took its toll and Zellweger was subject to some controversy late last year, when she stepped out sporting a distinctively tauter but unrecognisable face. LEONARDO DICAPRIO . Leonardo DiCaprio at the age of 31 in 2006 (left), and now at 40 (right) With more than 30 years in the acting industry, Leonardo DiCaprio swiftly sealed his position as Hollywood hearthrob after roles in films such as Titanic and Romeo + Juliet. Having for the duration of his career remained a bachelor and enjoyed a regularly publicised party-boy lifestyle, it's no wonder that the actor's once-revered looks have begun to fade. The star is regularly seen out chain-smoking, sporting a hefty beard and a pot belly. MISCHA BARTON . Mischa Barton at the age of 21 in 2007 (left) and then now at the age of 29 (right) Rocketing to stardom as troubled all-American girl Marissa Cooper in The O.C., Barton was the envy of every teen due to her flawless looks. After The O.C., the actress struggled with securing film roles, and battled with yo-yo dieting, displaying dramatically fluctuating weight losses and gains. The 29-year-old star also had run-ins with the law and was charged with a DUI and possession of drugs in 2007. It seems as if Barton's hectic lifestyle and stress has started to catch up with her, with her face displaying signs of accelerated ageing. RUSSELL CROWE . Russell Crowe at the age of 41 in 2005 (left), the actor now at 51 (right) Australian actor Russell Crowe has enjoyed a successful career, scooping an Oscar in 2000 for his role in Ridley Scott-directed Gladiator. Although Crowe was always known for his messy unshaven looks, it seems as if the now 51-year-old has completely let go of his grooming regime all together. The star sports an unruly greyed beard and has put on a considerable amount of weight. Here FEMAIL rounds up the other celebrities who have aged badly... World-renowned singer and performer, Madonna, at 42 years of age in 2001 (left), now at 56 (right) Baywatch star Pamela Anderson at the age of 35 in 2003 (left), now at the age of 47 (right) Singer Michelle Williams, formerly of Destiny's Child, at 25 years of age in 2006 (left) and now at 34 (right) Actress Meg Ryan, at the age of 39 in 2000 (left) and age 53 now (right)

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With rigorous grooming regimes and Instagram filters, it seems that some celebrities are on a constant mission to stay forever young - and succeeding. But whether it's through botched surgeries, poor lifestyles, stressful career lows or shattered relationships, certain stars have taken a quicker turn for the worst than their contemporaries. From child actors that swiftly deteriorated in the lime light or golden Hollywood stars that have greyed with time, FEMAIL rounds up the celebrities that have aged terribly . LINDSAY LOHAN . Lindsay Lohan at the age of 18 in 2005 (left) and now at the age of 28 (right) The child actress shot to fame as a freckle-faced darling in classics such as The Parent Trap, Freaky Friday and Mean Girls, but despite showing much promise, the now 28-year-old began to experience regular run-ins with the law and started appearing on headlines for the wrong reasons. A few rehab stints, DUI charges and parole violations later and it seems like Lohan's fast-paced lifestyle is finally catching up to her. The star has recently began showing rapid signs of ageing, including lines and over-plumped lips. JOHNNY DEPP . Johnny Depp at the age of 39 in 2003 (left) and now at 51 (right) Johnny Depp shot to stardom as a teen idol due to his dark and mysterious looks and acting versatility, which scored him roles in films such as Edward Scissorhands and A Nightmare on Elm Street. Having dated a slew of beautiful it-girls such as Winona Ryder and Kate Moss, before having two children with long-term partner Vanessa Paradis, the 51-year-old actor is now married to 29-year-old actress Amber Heard. It seems the series of high-profile relationships and a long-term smoking habit has taken its toll on the actor, as he now exhibits duller skin and lacklustre hair. KATE MOSS . Supermodel Kate Moss at the age of 30 in 2004 (left), now at the age of 41 (right) Kate Moss was, and still remains, one of the most famous supermodels in the world, rising to fame in the Nineties after she was discovered at the tender age of 14. The now 41-year-old ushered in the supermodel movement 'heroin chic', and popularised waif models at the time. However, 20 years of drinks and partying have seemingly aged the supermodel, who only celebrated her 41st birthday in January - but exhibits fine lines and dull skin. BRAD PITT . Brad Pitt at the age of 42 in 2006 (left) and now at 51 (right) Brad Pitt made his breakout role as a denim-sporting, cowboy hat-toting, golden-skinned bandit in Thelma & Louise in 1991, and quickly gained celebrity for his dashing looks. The actor has since been regularly cited as one of the world's most attractive men, and the now 51-year-old has been with wife Angelina Jolie since 2005, with whom he has six children with. But it seems like the strain of a hectic life has taken its toll on Pitt's looks, and the actor looks more haggard and greyed by the day. BRITNEY SPEARS . Britney Spears at the age of 21 in 2003 (left) and now at the age of 33 (right) At one point, Britney Spears was the apple of the eye of every Noughties guy and gal, sporting the widely-popular all-American aesthetic and busting out hit tunes such as Baby One More Time and Oops! I Did It Again. But it seems the fame and attention came too early, and the star suffered an apparent breakdown in 2007, shaving her head completely bald and beating a paparazzi's car with an umbrella. Since then, the 33-year-old pop star has slowly tried to bring back her career, but her weighty personal issues have inevitably taken their toll on her appearance. MACAULAY CULKIN . Macaulay Culkin at the age of 24 in 2005 (left) and now at the age of 34 (right) One of the most prominent child stars of our time, a baby-faced Macaulay Culkin soared to fame in 1990 Christmas favourite, Home Alone, when he was just ten years old. After completing a sequel a couple of years later, the star seemingly dropped off the public radar, struggling to secure acting work. The next time the now 34-year-old made headlines were for drug misdemeanors, and the star has since been seen chain-smoking and sporting an unrecognisably gaunt physique. RENÉE ZELLWEGER . Renée Zellweger at the age of 36 in 2006 (left) and now at the age of 45 (right) The American actress rocketed to fame as our favourite 'verbally incontinent spinster who drinks like a fish, smokes like a chimney, and dresses like her mother': Bridget Jones. The 45-year-old's protrayal of the lovable and relatable character saw Zellweger's popularity spike and she landed additional hit roles in films such as Chicago and Cold Mountain. However, it seems the pressure to maintain a youthful complexion took its toll and Zellweger was subject to some controversy late last year, when she stepped out sporting a distinctively tauter but unrecognisable face. LEONARDO DICAPRIO . Leonardo DiCaprio at the age of 31 in 2006 (left), and now at 40 (right) With more than 30 years in the acting industry, Leonardo DiCaprio swiftly sealed his position as Hollywood hearthrob after roles in films such as Titanic and Romeo + Juliet. Having for the duration of his career remained a bachelor and enjoyed a regularly publicised party-boy lifestyle, it's no wonder that the actor's once-revered looks have begun to fade. The star is regularly seen out chain-smoking, sporting a hefty beard and a pot belly. MISCHA BARTON . Mischa Barton at the age of 21 in 2007 (left) and then now at the age of 29 (right) Rocketing to stardom as troubled all-American girl Marissa Cooper in The O.C., Barton was the envy of every teen due to her flawless looks. After The O.C., the actress struggled with securing film roles, and battled with yo-yo dieting, displaying dramatically fluctuating weight losses and gains. The 29-year-old star also had run-ins with the law and was charged with a DUI and possession of drugs in 2007. It seems as if Barton's hectic lifestyle and stress has started to catch up with her, with her face displaying signs of accelerated ageing. RUSSELL CROWE . Russell Crowe at the age of 41 in 2005 (left), the actor now at 51 (right) Australian actor Russell Crowe has enjoyed a successful career, scooping an Oscar in 2000 for his role in Ridley Scott-directed Gladiator. Although Crowe was always known for his messy unshaven looks, it seems as if the now 51-year-old has completely let go of his grooming regime all together. The star sports an unruly greyed beard and has put on a considerable amount of weight. Here FEMAIL rounds up the other celebrities who have aged badly... World-renowned singer and performer, Madonna, at 42 years of age in 2001 (left), now at 56 (right) Baywatch star Pamela Anderson at the age of 35 in 2003 (left), now at the age of 47 (right) Singer Michelle Williams, formerly of Destiny's Child, at 25 years of age in 2006 (left) and now at 34 (right) Actress Meg Ryan, at the age of 39 in 2000 (left) and age 53 now (right)

Some are child actors, others are former  Hollywood heartthrobs .
Can be attributed to poor lifestyles, career lows, or shattered relationships .
Renée Zellweger caused controversy with her dramatically altered face .


Prompt: Texas was hit with more than two inches of rain and tennis ball-sized hail stones in just 15 minutes. Hundreds were evacuated from a circus big top after the weather system tore through the sides during an acrobatics show in Angleton on Friday night. More than 1000 homes lost power between Houston and Dallas on Saturday. Scroll down for video . Swamped: Texas was reportedly hit with two inches of rain water in 15 minutes over the weekend . And cars were left floating in Harris County in half a foot of rain water. The storm is expected to move up toward Chicago in the next few days - while the North East enjoys balmy spring weather. One tornado blew through Granbury at 7pm on Saturday night, and winds of up to 80mph were reported in Hood County and Parker County, WFAA reported. Originally, WFAA notes, the storm was not expected to strike Dallas. Cars floated in Harris County as the state struggled to cope with the extreme weather system . Hundreds were evacuated from this Big Top circus in Angleton after rain ripped through the sides . However, by 1am on Sunday, the city was also hit. Later on Sunday the rain subsided in east Dallas as sunny skies moved in. However, storm warnings remain for the west side of the city, the west side of Texas and Oklahoma.

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Texas was hit with more than two inches of rain and tennis ball-sized hail stones in just 15 minutes. Hundreds were evacuated from a circus big top after the weather system tore through the sides during an acrobatics show in Angleton on Friday night. More than 1000 homes lost power between Houston and Dallas on Saturday. Scroll down for video . Swamped: Texas was reportedly hit with two inches of rain water in 15 minutes over the weekend . And cars were left floating in Harris County in half a foot of rain water. The storm is expected to move up toward Chicago in the next few days - while the North East enjoys balmy spring weather. One tornado blew through Granbury at 7pm on Saturday night, and winds of up to 80mph were reported in Hood County and Parker County, WFAA reported. Originally, WFAA notes, the storm was not expected to strike Dallas. Cars floated in Harris County as the state struggled to cope with the extreme weather system . Hundreds were evacuated from this Big Top circus in Angleton after rain ripped through the sides . However, by 1am on Sunday, the city was also hit. Later on Sunday the rain subsided in east Dallas as sunny skies moved in. However, storm warnings remain for the west side of the city, the west side of Texas and Oklahoma.

Hundreds were evacuated from a Big Top circus after rain tore through it .
More than 1000 homes lost power between Houston and Dallas .
Cars floated across Harris County in half a foot of rain on Saturday .


Prompt: Russia’s first ever cat cafe opened its doors to customers and their feline friends this week. Named Cats and People, the cafe based in Moscow invites cat lovers to bring their pets along with them when they go for a cup of tea. Alternatively, those who do not have a cat, can rent one for the duration of their visit and play with them in a separate room. All of the cats that live at the cafe were rescued from a local shelter and have each been vaccinated and chipped. Customers are allowed to adopt the cats, should they strike up a rapport with a feline over a piece of cake, but only if they meet certain requirements after an extensive interview. The cafe was influenced by the many cat cafes that have opened up in parts of far-east Asia, where they have become customary to many residents of cities such as Tokyo. Customers are allowed to adopt the cats but only if they meet certain requirements after an extensive interview . The cafe is the first of its kind to be opened in Russia and was influenced by the many cat cafes that have opened up in parts of far-east Asia . Its inaugural opening was captured on video and felines can be seen dotted around the room on various ledges as customers enjoy cups of tea and coffee. The fixtures and fittings are catered to the cats and feature scratching posts, hammocks and even feline-themed wallpaper. The cafe is based in Moscow and invites cat lovers to bring their pets  when they go for a cup of tea . Co-owner Oleg Agronovich says almost every cat and animal fan would like to see a place like this near them . Toys are also available to the guests and one customer can be seen holding a feather dangler while interacting with a cat. Oleg Agronovich, co-owner of the cafe, also makes an appearance in the short clip. He says: ‘Almost every cat and animal fan would like to see a place like this near them, where they can communicate with animals and just relax.’ All of the cats that live at the cafe were rescued from a local shelter and have each been vaccinated and chipped .

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Russia’s first ever cat cafe opened its doors to customers and their feline friends this week. Named Cats and People, the cafe based in Moscow invites cat lovers to bring their pets along with them when they go for a cup of tea. Alternatively, those who do not have a cat, can rent one for the duration of their visit and play with them in a separate room. All of the cats that live at the cafe were rescued from a local shelter and have each been vaccinated and chipped. Customers are allowed to adopt the cats, should they strike up a rapport with a feline over a piece of cake, but only if they meet certain requirements after an extensive interview. The cafe was influenced by the many cat cafes that have opened up in parts of far-east Asia, where they have become customary to many residents of cities such as Tokyo. Customers are allowed to adopt the cats but only if they meet certain requirements after an extensive interview . The cafe is the first of its kind to be opened in Russia and was influenced by the many cat cafes that have opened up in parts of far-east Asia . Its inaugural opening was captured on video and felines can be seen dotted around the room on various ledges as customers enjoy cups of tea and coffee. The fixtures and fittings are catered to the cats and feature scratching posts, hammocks and even feline-themed wallpaper. The cafe is based in Moscow and invites cat lovers to bring their pets  when they go for a cup of tea . Co-owner Oleg Agronovich says almost every cat and animal fan would like to see a place like this near them . Toys are also available to the guests and one customer can be seen holding a feather dangler while interacting with a cat. Oleg Agronovich, co-owner of the cafe, also makes an appearance in the short clip. He says: ‘Almost every cat and animal fan would like to see a place like this near them, where they can communicate with animals and just relax.’ All of the cats that live at the cafe were rescued from a local shelter and have each been vaccinated and chipped .

The cafe is named Cats and People and is based in Moscow .
Customers can bring their own cat or rent one while they are there .
All of the cats were rescued and have been vaccinated and chipped .
The cafe was influenced by cat-friendly establishments in far-eat Asia .


Prompt: ABC's World News Tonight evening newscast has officially overtaken underfire rival NBC's Nightly News in the ratings war for the first time in more than five and a half years. NBC's 288 consecutive week winning run had stetched back to September 2009 and the drop from the top spot comes two months after anchor Brian Williams received a six-month suspension for misleading viewers about his coverage of the Iraq War in 2003. According to Nielsen ratings, ABC's World News Tonight with David Muir attracted 84,000 more viewers for the week ending April 3, with the show pulling in 7.997 million viewers compared to Nightly's 7.913 million. David Muir's World News Tonight evening newscast has officially overtaken underfire rival NBC's Nightly News in the ratings war for the first time in more than five and a half years . As well as coming in the wake of Williams' suspension, the switch also follows a change in how the numbers are crunched which now prevents NBC from including repeat numbers of its newscast from overnight replays. In Williams' continued absence, well-liked veteran Lester Holt continues to fill in as substitute anchor at NBC. 'Lester Holt has led NBC Nightly News to great success over the past two months, and we continue to be pleased with his strong performance during this time,' an NBC News spokesperson said in a statement. 'We're proud of the caliber of our work and remain committed to delivering the highest quality broadcast for our audience every night.' NBC's 288 consecutive week winning run had stetched back to September 2009 and the drop from the top spot comes two months after anchor Brian Williams received a six-month suspension for misleading viewers . A source at NBC told Deadline that the news division had expected ratings volatility in the wake of Williams' suspension. The ratings race had become very tight even before Williams' high profile suspension. NBC remains ahead for the season with an average of 9.2 million total viewers compared to ABC's 9.1 million. Muir, who took over from Diane Sawyer last September, has already been the number one choice among viewers aged 25-54 for the past 14 weeks. That is the demographic upon which most news programming is sold to advertisers. World News also won the week among that demographic, 1.95 million viewers compared to NBC's 1.79 million. It's also unclear what impact, if any, ABC's ratings win will have on Holt's future on the show. Many inside NBC News continue to advocate for the well-liked veteran anchor, who has been a stabilizing force at a broadcast and a news division rocked by a series of missteps. In Williams' absence, well-liked veteran Lester Holt continues to fill in as substitute anchor at NBC and a spokesperson said the network was 'pleased with his strong performance'

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ABC's World News Tonight evening newscast has officially overtaken underfire rival NBC's Nightly News in the ratings war for the first time in more than five and a half years. NBC's 288 consecutive week winning run had stetched back to September 2009 and the drop from the top spot comes two months after anchor Brian Williams received a six-month suspension for misleading viewers about his coverage of the Iraq War in 2003. According to Nielsen ratings, ABC's World News Tonight with David Muir attracted 84,000 more viewers for the week ending April 3, with the show pulling in 7.997 million viewers compared to Nightly's 7.913 million. David Muir's World News Tonight evening newscast has officially overtaken underfire rival NBC's Nightly News in the ratings war for the first time in more than five and a half years . As well as coming in the wake of Williams' suspension, the switch also follows a change in how the numbers are crunched which now prevents NBC from including repeat numbers of its newscast from overnight replays. In Williams' continued absence, well-liked veteran Lester Holt continues to fill in as substitute anchor at NBC. 'Lester Holt has led NBC Nightly News to great success over the past two months, and we continue to be pleased with his strong performance during this time,' an NBC News spokesperson said in a statement. 'We're proud of the caliber of our work and remain committed to delivering the highest quality broadcast for our audience every night.' NBC's 288 consecutive week winning run had stetched back to September 2009 and the drop from the top spot comes two months after anchor Brian Williams received a six-month suspension for misleading viewers . A source at NBC told Deadline that the news division had expected ratings volatility in the wake of Williams' suspension. The ratings race had become very tight even before Williams' high profile suspension. NBC remains ahead for the season with an average of 9.2 million total viewers compared to ABC's 9.1 million. Muir, who took over from Diane Sawyer last September, has already been the number one choice among viewers aged 25-54 for the past 14 weeks. That is the demographic upon which most news programming is sold to advertisers. World News also won the week among that demographic, 1.95 million viewers compared to NBC's 1.79 million. It's also unclear what impact, if any, ABC's ratings win will have on Holt's future on the show. Many inside NBC News continue to advocate for the well-liked veteran anchor, who has been a stabilizing force at a broadcast and a news division rocked by a series of missteps. In Williams' absence, well-liked veteran Lester Holt continues to fill in as substitute anchor at NBC and a spokesperson said the network was 'pleased with his strong performance'

World News Tonight evening newscast has officially overtaken underfire rival NBC's Nightly News in the ratings war .
NBC's 288 consecutive week winning run had stetched back to September 2009 and the drop  comes two months after Brian Williams' suspension .
An NBC spokesperson said the network was 'pleased' with substitute anchor Lester Holt's 'strong performance'
Switch also follows a change in how the numbers are crunched and NBC is now prevented from including repeat numbers from overnight replays .


Prompt: A dancing postman has become an internet sensation after a video of him strutting his stuff with a customer received 1.5 million views. Adam Prowse, 34, of Torquay, was captured on camera dancing to a series of songs from Michael Jackson’s Don't Stop 'Til You Get Enough to Pharrel Williams' Happy, while on his round in Exeter, Devon. Captioned 'Some say Adam Prowse delivers in style', the original video shows the postman exiting his vehicle and gyrating with customer Nichola Sullings 57, of Exeter. Adam Prowse, 34, of Torquay, was captured on camera dancing to Michael Jackson’s 'Don't Stop 'Til You Get Enough' The Royal Mail worker has been dubbed 'the happiest postman in the world' The video concludes with Adam handing her a parcel mid-boogie before heading back to his Royal Mail van to continue his day job. Adam said: ‘I have always been an extrovert and have been dancing while delivering for several months now. ‘It all started one day when I had the stereo on in the van and was moving a bit. Nichola started dancing, so I danced with her and now we do it every day. ‘I worked as a barman for a long time and I had one manager who paid me extra to get up and dance free style on the bar for half an hour. The video of Adam dancing with the unsuspecting homeowner has been viewed around 1.5million times . Adam said that he has never spoken to Nichola properly despite the fact that the pair enjoy dancing together . ‘If I have an audience it is perfect for me. I cannot dance with everyone or it would take all day to do my round but there are certain customers you get to know who like to have a laugh. ‘Being a postman is a good job, going out and about meeting people and getting some exercise and dancing is just having a bit of fun that brightens up people's day. ‘My moves are not bad but I am not sure I can pull off a proper moonwalk yet.’ Since the release of the 40-second-clip, Adam has received much admiration from female viewers, but states that there is only one woman in his life – his fiancée, Amy Scott. ‘The interest from women is all very flattering but Amy is the only girl for me and she knows it. She has to live with me and puts up with me full time, poor girl,’ said Adam. The postman said the dancing started one day when he had the stereo on in the van and was moving a bit . Adam says he has been dancing on the job for several months now and says he has been staggered by the response to his unusual delivery method . ‘She knows what I am like and is seeing the funny side of the video. ‘The funny thing is that I have never spoken to Nichola properly. We just have a quick little boogie and then she takes the mail off me.’ Royal Mail spokeswoman Val Bodden said: ‘Adam is a great entertainer, who brightens up our customers' day as he delivers their mail.’ ‘As well as putting a smile on people's faces, he is a hard worker who is good at his job. ‘It is a pleasure to have him working for us.’ Adam was recently was filmed on his rounds in Exeter trying out some solo free-style steps before approaching a customer's door . Royal Mail said that Adam is a great entertainer, who brightens up his customers' day as he delivers their mail .

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A dancing postman has become an internet sensation after a video of him strutting his stuff with a customer received 1.5 million views. Adam Prowse, 34, of Torquay, was captured on camera dancing to a series of songs from Michael Jackson’s Don't Stop 'Til You Get Enough to Pharrel Williams' Happy, while on his round in Exeter, Devon. Captioned 'Some say Adam Prowse delivers in style', the original video shows the postman exiting his vehicle and gyrating with customer Nichola Sullings 57, of Exeter. Adam Prowse, 34, of Torquay, was captured on camera dancing to Michael Jackson’s 'Don't Stop 'Til You Get Enough' The Royal Mail worker has been dubbed 'the happiest postman in the world' The video concludes with Adam handing her a parcel mid-boogie before heading back to his Royal Mail van to continue his day job. Adam said: ‘I have always been an extrovert and have been dancing while delivering for several months now. ‘It all started one day when I had the stereo on in the van and was moving a bit. Nichola started dancing, so I danced with her and now we do it every day. ‘I worked as a barman for a long time and I had one manager who paid me extra to get up and dance free style on the bar for half an hour. The video of Adam dancing with the unsuspecting homeowner has been viewed around 1.5million times . Adam said that he has never spoken to Nichola properly despite the fact that the pair enjoy dancing together . ‘If I have an audience it is perfect for me. I cannot dance with everyone or it would take all day to do my round but there are certain customers you get to know who like to have a laugh. ‘Being a postman is a good job, going out and about meeting people and getting some exercise and dancing is just having a bit of fun that brightens up people's day. ‘My moves are not bad but I am not sure I can pull off a proper moonwalk yet.’ Since the release of the 40-second-clip, Adam has received much admiration from female viewers, but states that there is only one woman in his life – his fiancée, Amy Scott. ‘The interest from women is all very flattering but Amy is the only girl for me and she knows it. She has to live with me and puts up with me full time, poor girl,’ said Adam. The postman said the dancing started one day when he had the stereo on in the van and was moving a bit . Adam says he has been dancing on the job for several months now and says he has been staggered by the response to his unusual delivery method . ‘She knows what I am like and is seeing the funny side of the video. ‘The funny thing is that I have never spoken to Nichola properly. We just have a quick little boogie and then she takes the mail off me.’ Royal Mail spokeswoman Val Bodden said: ‘Adam is a great entertainer, who brightens up our customers' day as he delivers their mail.’ ‘As well as putting a smile on people's faces, he is a hard worker who is good at his job. ‘It is a pleasure to have him working for us.’ Adam was recently was filmed on his rounds in Exeter trying out some solo free-style steps before approaching a customer's door . Royal Mail said that Adam is a great entertainer, who brightens up his customers' day as he delivers their mail .

Postman Adam Prowse danced with customer Nichola Sullings .
Pair boogied to Michael Jackson’s 'Don't Stop 'Til You Get Enough'
Adam has since received much admiration from female viewers .
Royal Mail said: ‘It is a pleasure to have him working for us’


Prompt: Aeroplanes are infamous as breeding grounds for bacteria, with tray tables, seats and blankets singled out as the worst offenders on board. But an entrepreneurial team are hoping their new invention will revolutionise the cleaning of aircraft and help airlines win the battle against bacteria . Arthur and Mo Kreitenberg have created a robot, called the Germfalcon, which uses ultra violet light to kill bacteria throughout the cabin. Scroll down for video . A father and son team have created a robot, called the Germfalcon, which uses ultra violet light to kill bacteria throughout the cabin . The seats, tray tables and blankets on an aeroplane are breeding ground for bacteria including E.coli . According to the businessmen, germs such as E.coli and MRSA can linger for up to a week on suraces within an aircraft and there are no clear rules on how often aeroplanes should be cleaned. But the family team has developed the unusual new robot as a way to counter issues with cleaning the interior of a plane - which currently only takes place a few times a year. When the plane is parked and empty, the device, which is the size of a drinks cart, patrols the aisles using motion sensors to navigate itself. As it does, it spreads its two 'wings' over the seats on either side. Those wings contain UV-C lamps, which are the same type used for disinfection in places like hospitals and water treatment plants. It also has UV-C lamps on its top and sides. Arthur and Mo Kreitenberg, from Los Angeles, said the 3.5billion people expected to fly this year risk falling ill due to poor plane hygiene. Writing on their Kickstarter page to raise money for their project, Mo  said: 'Germs will survive on aeroplane surfaces sometimes for as long as seven days. 'There are no regulations or cleanliness standards for the passenger cabins of airplanes. Aeroplane travelers are at heightened risk of catching the common cold, flu, or more serious infections.' They said their device could spare passengers from catching illnesses when flying and give airlines a competitive edge. Last year a study from the Auburn University in Alabama discovered disease-causing bacteria can survive for up to a week inside plane cabins, on surfaces such as seat pockets, tray tables, window shades and armrests. When the plane is parked and empty, the device, which is the size of a drinks cart, patrols the aisles using motion sensors to navigate itself. As it does, it spreads its two 'wings' over the seats on either side . Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA), a bacteria that could cause infections, skin disease, pneumonia and sepsis, lived the longest (168 hours). Escherichia coli (E. coli), which can cause urinary tract infection, respiratory illness and diarrhoea, was found to survive for 96 hours. Mo added: 'The industry is growing aggressively. Implementing daily, routine airplane sanitization could disrupt or limit the rate bacteria and viruses spread, as the industry grows. 'We have created an efficient and practical way for airlines to sanitize the interiors of commercial planes between passenger loads. Its wings contain UV-C lamps, which are the same type used for disinfection in places like hospitals and water treatment plants. It also has UV-C lamps on its top and sides . Using UV-C light they have have proven a 99.99 per cent germ-kill rate in under 10 minutes with no damage or reaction from any cabin materials . 'Using UV-C light, we have proven a 99.99 per cent germ-kill rate in under 10 minutes with no damage or reaction from any cabin materials. The Germfalcon is programmed to reach the most commonly touched passenger surfaces and kill all germs that are exposed to the robot's sanitising lights.' The robot, which contains settings for sanitising toilets and galleys, also comes with fans and filters to clean the air and suck in dust particles. The Kreitenburgs, who have been working on the robot for several years, are about to start work on their fourth and final prototype before going into commercial production. They are currently seeking sponsorship via Kickstarter and are offering backers the chance to fly on the first completely clean flight.

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Aeroplanes are infamous as breeding grounds for bacteria, with tray tables, seats and blankets singled out as the worst offenders on board. But an entrepreneurial team are hoping their new invention will revolutionise the cleaning of aircraft and help airlines win the battle against bacteria . Arthur and Mo Kreitenberg have created a robot, called the Germfalcon, which uses ultra violet light to kill bacteria throughout the cabin. Scroll down for video . A father and son team have created a robot, called the Germfalcon, which uses ultra violet light to kill bacteria throughout the cabin . The seats, tray tables and blankets on an aeroplane are breeding ground for bacteria including E.coli . According to the businessmen, germs such as E.coli and MRSA can linger for up to a week on suraces within an aircraft and there are no clear rules on how often aeroplanes should be cleaned. But the family team has developed the unusual new robot as a way to counter issues with cleaning the interior of a plane - which currently only takes place a few times a year. When the plane is parked and empty, the device, which is the size of a drinks cart, patrols the aisles using motion sensors to navigate itself. As it does, it spreads its two 'wings' over the seats on either side. Those wings contain UV-C lamps, which are the same type used for disinfection in places like hospitals and water treatment plants. It also has UV-C lamps on its top and sides. Arthur and Mo Kreitenberg, from Los Angeles, said the 3.5billion people expected to fly this year risk falling ill due to poor plane hygiene. Writing on their Kickstarter page to raise money for their project, Mo  said: 'Germs will survive on aeroplane surfaces sometimes for as long as seven days. 'There are no regulations or cleanliness standards for the passenger cabins of airplanes. Aeroplane travelers are at heightened risk of catching the common cold, flu, or more serious infections.' They said their device could spare passengers from catching illnesses when flying and give airlines a competitive edge. Last year a study from the Auburn University in Alabama discovered disease-causing bacteria can survive for up to a week inside plane cabins, on surfaces such as seat pockets, tray tables, window shades and armrests. When the plane is parked and empty, the device, which is the size of a drinks cart, patrols the aisles using motion sensors to navigate itself. As it does, it spreads its two 'wings' over the seats on either side . Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA), a bacteria that could cause infections, skin disease, pneumonia and sepsis, lived the longest (168 hours). Escherichia coli (E. coli), which can cause urinary tract infection, respiratory illness and diarrhoea, was found to survive for 96 hours. Mo added: 'The industry is growing aggressively. Implementing daily, routine airplane sanitization could disrupt or limit the rate bacteria and viruses spread, as the industry grows. 'We have created an efficient and practical way for airlines to sanitize the interiors of commercial planes between passenger loads. Its wings contain UV-C lamps, which are the same type used for disinfection in places like hospitals and water treatment plants. It also has UV-C lamps on its top and sides . Using UV-C light they have have proven a 99.99 per cent germ-kill rate in under 10 minutes with no damage or reaction from any cabin materials . 'Using UV-C light, we have proven a 99.99 per cent germ-kill rate in under 10 minutes with no damage or reaction from any cabin materials. The Germfalcon is programmed to reach the most commonly touched passenger surfaces and kill all germs that are exposed to the robot's sanitising lights.' The robot, which contains settings for sanitising toilets and galleys, also comes with fans and filters to clean the air and suck in dust particles. The Kreitenburgs, who have been working on the robot for several years, are about to start work on their fourth and final prototype before going into commercial production. They are currently seeking sponsorship via Kickstarter and are offering backers the chance to fly on the first completely clean flight.

Kickstarter campaign claims to have developed way to sterilise planes .
Bacteria can linger in aeroplanes for up to seven days .
There are no cleaning regulations for the interiors of aircraft .
Robot created by father and son team Arthur and Mo Kreitenberg .
Project involves using UV light to kill bacteria .


Prompt: Kim Sears looks set to be a glowing bride after she was spotted working on her wedding tan in Miami on Tuesday. Kim, who will marry her long-term partner later this month, showcased a golden glow  watching Andy Murray play against South African Kevin Anderson in their fourth round match. Wearing a wide-brimmed hat to shield her face from the sun, Kim was a vision of health as applied suncream whilst enjoying the match in Key Biscayne, Florida. Scroll down for video . Kim Sears grinned broadly as she watched fiance Andy Murray's match against South Africa's Kevin Anderson  during day 9 of the Miami Open at Crandon Park Tennis Center  in Key Biscayne, Florida . Proving she's ahead of the season's trends, the 27-year-old artist donned a chic off-the-shoulder black dress and toted a statement red handbag. Kim certainly had something to smile about; her man became only the ninth active player and 46th man in the Open Era to reach 500 wins when he beat Kevin Anderson in the fourth round of the Miami Open, triumphing 6-4 3-6 6-3 in just over two hours. Murray, 27, was presented with a special celebratory cake after booking a quarter-final meeting with Dominic Thiem, and he soon turned his thoughts to the next major milestone. Kim and Andy will tie the knot at Dunblane Cathedral on April 11 and not, as anticipated, in the tiny chapel at his Cromlix House Hotel, near the Perthshire town where he grew up. Kim was a vision of health as she showcased a golden glow watching Andy Murray play against South African Kevin Anderson in their fourth round match . Kim has clearly been working on her tan, but shielded her face from the sun with an oversized floppy hat . The 27-year-old artist donned an off-the-shoulder black dress and toted a statement red handbag . Kim flashed her dazzling engagement ring as she applied some suntan lotion seated near Andy's coach, Wimbledon champion Amelie Mauresmo . For the 27-year-old’s many fans and friends in the town, it means at least part of the wedding of the year will be a spectator sport, played out on the streets of the community. It is understood local residents and businesses urged the former Wimbledon champion to hold the April 11 service at the cathedral rather than at Cromlix House in nearby Kinbuck – so they too could toast his big day. The 300-seat, 12th century cathedral is much bigger than the chapel at Cromlix, which seats only 28. Thousands are expected to line Dunblane High Street on the day. Murray’s uncle Niall Erskine said: ‘I’m sure it will be a popular decision, as he’s had so much support from the people of Dunblane in the past. ‘Andy is looking forward to bringing all his family and friends to Dunblane. I’m sure lots of people will come down to see the cars as they go past and it will be a very popular day.’ Kim, who showcased her engagement ring on Tuesday, and Andy will tie the knot at Dunblane Cathedral on April 11 . Thousands are expected to line Dunblane High Street on the day and Kim is thought to be having four bridesmaids . Kim, who follows Andy around the world to watch his tennis matches, showed off her standard animated expression as she surveyed the match from the sidelines . The couple announced their engagement in November after nine years together . A glowing bride-to-be, Kim was spotted adjusting her sunglasses as she watched her man from the stands . Speaking about the big day, Murray's uncle Niall Erskine said: 'Andy is looking forward to bringing all his family and friends to Dunblane. I'm sure lots of people will come down to see the cars as they go past and it will be a very popular day' The cathedral’s minister, the Rev Colin Renwick, said: ‘I can’t confirm anything as we have a strict rule that we cannot discuss anyone’s wedding. ‘Wherever the wedding will be, there is excitement because there is a great deal of affection for Andy in Dunblane and a great deal of pride in him. I think people are genuinely very pleased for him.’ The couple announced their engagement in November after nine years together. Murray has said he may have three best men; his brother Jamie and friends Ross Hutchins and Carlos Mier. It is believed Miss Sears will have four bridesmaids. Kim watched Andy celebrate match point and his 500th ATP Tour victory against Kevin Anderson of South Africa in their fourth round match . Andy Murray stripped off in the heat as he competed at the Miami Open in Key Biscayne, Florida .

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Kim Sears looks set to be a glowing bride after she was spotted working on her wedding tan in Miami on Tuesday. Kim, who will marry her long-term partner later this month, showcased a golden glow  watching Andy Murray play against South African Kevin Anderson in their fourth round match. Wearing a wide-brimmed hat to shield her face from the sun, Kim was a vision of health as applied suncream whilst enjoying the match in Key Biscayne, Florida. Scroll down for video . Kim Sears grinned broadly as she watched fiance Andy Murray's match against South Africa's Kevin Anderson  during day 9 of the Miami Open at Crandon Park Tennis Center  in Key Biscayne, Florida . Proving she's ahead of the season's trends, the 27-year-old artist donned a chic off-the-shoulder black dress and toted a statement red handbag. Kim certainly had something to smile about; her man became only the ninth active player and 46th man in the Open Era to reach 500 wins when he beat Kevin Anderson in the fourth round of the Miami Open, triumphing 6-4 3-6 6-3 in just over two hours. Murray, 27, was presented with a special celebratory cake after booking a quarter-final meeting with Dominic Thiem, and he soon turned his thoughts to the next major milestone. Kim and Andy will tie the knot at Dunblane Cathedral on April 11 and not, as anticipated, in the tiny chapel at his Cromlix House Hotel, near the Perthshire town where he grew up. Kim was a vision of health as she showcased a golden glow watching Andy Murray play against South African Kevin Anderson in their fourth round match . Kim has clearly been working on her tan, but shielded her face from the sun with an oversized floppy hat . The 27-year-old artist donned an off-the-shoulder black dress and toted a statement red handbag . Kim flashed her dazzling engagement ring as she applied some suntan lotion seated near Andy's coach, Wimbledon champion Amelie Mauresmo . For the 27-year-old’s many fans and friends in the town, it means at least part of the wedding of the year will be a spectator sport, played out on the streets of the community. It is understood local residents and businesses urged the former Wimbledon champion to hold the April 11 service at the cathedral rather than at Cromlix House in nearby Kinbuck – so they too could toast his big day. The 300-seat, 12th century cathedral is much bigger than the chapel at Cromlix, which seats only 28. Thousands are expected to line Dunblane High Street on the day. Murray’s uncle Niall Erskine said: ‘I’m sure it will be a popular decision, as he’s had so much support from the people of Dunblane in the past. ‘Andy is looking forward to bringing all his family and friends to Dunblane. I’m sure lots of people will come down to see the cars as they go past and it will be a very popular day.’ Kim, who showcased her engagement ring on Tuesday, and Andy will tie the knot at Dunblane Cathedral on April 11 . Thousands are expected to line Dunblane High Street on the day and Kim is thought to be having four bridesmaids . Kim, who follows Andy around the world to watch his tennis matches, showed off her standard animated expression as she surveyed the match from the sidelines . The couple announced their engagement in November after nine years together . A glowing bride-to-be, Kim was spotted adjusting her sunglasses as she watched her man from the stands . Speaking about the big day, Murray's uncle Niall Erskine said: 'Andy is looking forward to bringing all his family and friends to Dunblane. I'm sure lots of people will come down to see the cars as they go past and it will be a very popular day' The cathedral’s minister, the Rev Colin Renwick, said: ‘I can’t confirm anything as we have a strict rule that we cannot discuss anyone’s wedding. ‘Wherever the wedding will be, there is excitement because there is a great deal of affection for Andy in Dunblane and a great deal of pride in him. I think people are genuinely very pleased for him.’ The couple announced their engagement in November after nine years together. Murray has said he may have three best men; his brother Jamie and friends Ross Hutchins and Carlos Mier. It is believed Miss Sears will have four bridesmaids. Kim watched Andy celebrate match point and his 500th ATP Tour victory against Kevin Anderson of South Africa in their fourth round match . Andy Murray stripped off in the heat as he competed at the Miami Open in Key Biscayne, Florida .

Kim, 27, looked chic in a big hat and off-the-shoulder dress in Miami .
Watched Andy Murray play against Kevin Anderson in fourth round match .
Kim and Andy will tie the knot at Dunblane Cathedral on April 11 .


Prompt: Labour will today accuse the Tories of making it harder to see a GP as they attempt to put the NHS back at the centre of the election campaign. The party will launch a billboard advert using the image from the famous 1979 ‘Labour Isn’t Working’ poster, but instead it will warn: ‘The doctor can’t see you now’. The poster features the same long line of people used to illustrate dole queues under Jim Callaghan’s ailing government, but this time places them outside a waiting room. Scroll down for video . The Labour party will launch a billboard advert using an image from the famous 1979 ‘Labour Isn’t Working’ poster, but instead it will warn: ‘The doctor can’t see you now’ Labour will warn that new official figures show 600 fewer GP surgeries across England are now open in the evening and weekends compared to the last election. It will also claim nearly two million more patients are unhappy with doctors opening hours compared to three years ago as they lose access to appointments outside of office hours. Shadow health secretary Andy Burnham will say the figures are a timely reminder of the ‘NHS crisis’ as patients turn to stretched A&E departments as they struggle to get an appointment with their GP on the first working day after the Easter break. But the Tories last night claimed many of the problems stemmed from Labour’s 2004 changes to GP contracts that allowed them to opt out of providing care outside office hours. Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt also said that the government had already begun tackling the issue by making extra funding available, which will mean the number of GP surgeries opening longer will have increased when the next set of figures are published. As it unveils its new poster, Labour will release a new document that it claims shows how David Cameron has failed to implement seven-day opening for GP surgeries as he promised before the last election. The original poster depicts a queue to an Unemployment Office . Mr Cameron repeated the pledge at last week’s televised leaders debate, claiming he wanted GPs to open ‘all the way through the week’. But official figures show the proportion of GP practices offering extended hours has fallen from 77 per cent in 2009 to 72 per cent in the latest figures for 2013/14. Labour said this means 590 fewer GP surgeries are now open at evenings and weekends compared to its last year in office. NHS England’s annual GP-Patient survey of 900,000 patients also shows growing unhappiness with GP surgery opening hours between 2012 and the latest figures for 2015, according to the party. It says there has been an increase of 1.9 million in the number of people saying their surgery is not open at convenient times from 8,393,162 to 10,261,435. Mr Burnham will say: ‘Today, across the country, people will face the frustration of joining a queue to see their GP – in some places the lines will go out of the surgery door. ‘After five years of David Cameron, patients at hundreds of surgeries can no longer get a GP appointment when they need one. ‘At the last Election, he promised to open GP surgeries seven days a week but the reality is that millions more patients are unhappy with opening hours. ‘It is now harder to get an appointment from Monday to Friday too. ‘One of Cameron’s first acts as Prime Minister was to cut Labour’s extended opening hours scheme and scrap our guarantee of an appointment within 48 hours. If David Cameron gets back in, his extreme spending cuts mean he can’t protect the NHS and the queues outside GP surgeries will get even worse.’ Former Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher acknowledges a crowd on October 13, 1989, at the end of the Conservative Party conference in Blackpool . Mr Hunt last night said that when the 2014/15 figures for GPs opening at evening and weekends are published they will show that the number has actually increased since 2010 because of new initiatives. He said: ‘Labour’s figures are wrong. The Prime Minister’s Challenge Fund already covers 1,100 practices and helps 7.5 million patients see a GP in the evenings and at weekends. Shadow health secretary Andy Burnham will say the figures are a timely reminder of the ‘NHS crisis’ ‘We are extending this scheme to cover over 1,400 additional practices, helping 10 million extra people by this time next year. ‘The next Conservative Government will deliver a truly seven-day NHS, putting right a problem which began with Labour’s disastrous 2004 GP contract.’ A survey by the Mail last year found that nationwide, only one in three patients can secure a same-day GP appointment. More than one in five have to wait longer than a week, while 4 per cent have to wait two to three weeks. A number of surgeries were found to have long lines of patients waiting outside at 7am in a bid to try and get same-day appointments. The Labour poster is based on the famous 1979 poster that turned Saatchi and Saatchi from unknowns into household names. The agency masterminded all three of Margaret Thatcher’s election victories for the Conservatives. In 1999 ‘Labour Isn’t Working’ was voted poster of the century by a jury of ad people assembled by the advertising industry magazine Campaign. Saatchi and Saatchi, which is no longer run by brothers Maurice and Charles Saatchi, was hired by Gordon Brown to handle Labour’s advertising at the last election, but it is not working for the party this time. Labour said its latest poster had been designed in-house.

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Labour will today accuse the Tories of making it harder to see a GP as they attempt to put the NHS back at the centre of the election campaign. The party will launch a billboard advert using the image from the famous 1979 ‘Labour Isn’t Working’ poster, but instead it will warn: ‘The doctor can’t see you now’. The poster features the same long line of people used to illustrate dole queues under Jim Callaghan’s ailing government, but this time places them outside a waiting room. Scroll down for video . The Labour party will launch a billboard advert using an image from the famous 1979 ‘Labour Isn’t Working’ poster, but instead it will warn: ‘The doctor can’t see you now’ Labour will warn that new official figures show 600 fewer GP surgeries across England are now open in the evening and weekends compared to the last election. It will also claim nearly two million more patients are unhappy with doctors opening hours compared to three years ago as they lose access to appointments outside of office hours. Shadow health secretary Andy Burnham will say the figures are a timely reminder of the ‘NHS crisis’ as patients turn to stretched A&E departments as they struggle to get an appointment with their GP on the first working day after the Easter break. But the Tories last night claimed many of the problems stemmed from Labour’s 2004 changes to GP contracts that allowed them to opt out of providing care outside office hours. Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt also said that the government had already begun tackling the issue by making extra funding available, which will mean the number of GP surgeries opening longer will have increased when the next set of figures are published. As it unveils its new poster, Labour will release a new document that it claims shows how David Cameron has failed to implement seven-day opening for GP surgeries as he promised before the last election. The original poster depicts a queue to an Unemployment Office . Mr Cameron repeated the pledge at last week’s televised leaders debate, claiming he wanted GPs to open ‘all the way through the week’. But official figures show the proportion of GP practices offering extended hours has fallen from 77 per cent in 2009 to 72 per cent in the latest figures for 2013/14. Labour said this means 590 fewer GP surgeries are now open at evenings and weekends compared to its last year in office. NHS England’s annual GP-Patient survey of 900,000 patients also shows growing unhappiness with GP surgery opening hours between 2012 and the latest figures for 2015, according to the party. It says there has been an increase of 1.9 million in the number of people saying their surgery is not open at convenient times from 8,393,162 to 10,261,435. Mr Burnham will say: ‘Today, across the country, people will face the frustration of joining a queue to see their GP – in some places the lines will go out of the surgery door. ‘After five years of David Cameron, patients at hundreds of surgeries can no longer get a GP appointment when they need one. ‘At the last Election, he promised to open GP surgeries seven days a week but the reality is that millions more patients are unhappy with opening hours. ‘It is now harder to get an appointment from Monday to Friday too. ‘One of Cameron’s first acts as Prime Minister was to cut Labour’s extended opening hours scheme and scrap our guarantee of an appointment within 48 hours. If David Cameron gets back in, his extreme spending cuts mean he can’t protect the NHS and the queues outside GP surgeries will get even worse.’ Former Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher acknowledges a crowd on October 13, 1989, at the end of the Conservative Party conference in Blackpool . Mr Hunt last night said that when the 2014/15 figures for GPs opening at evening and weekends are published they will show that the number has actually increased since 2010 because of new initiatives. He said: ‘Labour’s figures are wrong. The Prime Minister’s Challenge Fund already covers 1,100 practices and helps 7.5 million patients see a GP in the evenings and at weekends. Shadow health secretary Andy Burnham will say the figures are a timely reminder of the ‘NHS crisis’ ‘We are extending this scheme to cover over 1,400 additional practices, helping 10 million extra people by this time next year. ‘The next Conservative Government will deliver a truly seven-day NHS, putting right a problem which began with Labour’s disastrous 2004 GP contract.’ A survey by the Mail last year found that nationwide, only one in three patients can secure a same-day GP appointment. More than one in five have to wait longer than a week, while 4 per cent have to wait two to three weeks. A number of surgeries were found to have long lines of patients waiting outside at 7am in a bid to try and get same-day appointments. The Labour poster is based on the famous 1979 poster that turned Saatchi and Saatchi from unknowns into household names. The agency masterminded all three of Margaret Thatcher’s election victories for the Conservatives. In 1999 ‘Labour Isn’t Working’ was voted poster of the century by a jury of ad people assembled by the advertising industry magazine Campaign. Saatchi and Saatchi, which is no longer run by brothers Maurice and Charles Saatchi, was hired by Gordon Brown to handle Labour’s advertising at the last election, but it is not working for the party this time. Labour said its latest poster had been designed in-house.

600 fewer GPs  open in the evenings and at weekends, Labour has claimed .
Andy Burnham will say the figures are a timely reminder of the ‘NHS crisis’