Prompt: Liverpool players declared an early Ladies Day at Aintree as they suited up with their other halves to take in the opening day of the Grand National Meeting. The day after Brendan Rodgers' side secured an FA Cup semi-final berth Brad Jones, Glen Johnson and Fabio Borini were among the local celebrities to turn out as the sun shone in Liverpool. The night before Philippe Coutinho's 70th-minute strike in the replay with Blackburn saw the Reds through to the last four in their final chance for silverware for the season. A day at the races (from left): Fabio Borini, Glen Johnson, Dani Lawrence (wife of Brad Jones), Laura Johnson and Borini's wife, Erin O'Neill enjoy opening day of the Grand National Meeting at Aintree . Brad Jones' wife Dani posts a happy snap with Borini and Johnson after Clarcam won the first at Aintree . Striker Fabio and model Erin strike a pose (left) while Glen and Laura Johnson take a stroll at Aintree . Italian Borini and the wags appear excited as a race gets underway at Aintree on the opening day . It's all smiles in the Liverpool camp as Erin and Laura appear to celebrate picking a winner . Dani yawns while the party enjoys a quiet moment of reflection during a long day at the races . Borini's wife Erin O'Neill declared her 'Hubby (is) looking dapper' in an Instagram post while the striker was driving to the racecourse. While Jones' wife Dani chose a stunning white lace dress, she admitted  that she hadn't prepared adequately for the spring sunshine. 'Can't believe I forgot my sunnies,' she Tweeted. Adding to the day, Johnson's wife Laura was celebrating her birthday from the day before. Liverpool keeper Brad Jones with his wife Dani Lawence at opening day of the Grand National Meeting . Lawrence (from left) with Glen Johnson's wife Laura and Fabio Borini's other half Erin O'Neill . The Liverpool FC race-goers on parade during their big day out on Thursday . No winner here then as the mood on the balcony takes on a more subdued tone . It appeared to be party time as O'Neill posted images on Instagram of the close friends together. The three couples arrived ahead of the 1.40pm first, the One Magnificent City Manifesto Novices' Chase, ahead of the day's richest run, the Doom Bar Aitree Hurdle, worth £112,540 to the winner. The relaxed day one at Aintree was a pleasant distraction for three players who have all endured frustrating seasons. Erin gives Fabio a kiss as they cosy up on the balcony while surveying the track at Aintree . O'Neill approves of her Italian husband Fabio Borini's attire as he drives the couple to the races . O'Neill poses with Laura Johnson, whose birthday was Wedneday, as the beautiful duo prepare for Aintree . Although Johnson started on Wednesday evening in a defensive formation that's been battered by injuries and suspensions, he's struggled for form and fallen out of favour with Rodgers. Borini hasn't played since he came off the bench as Liverpool beat Bolton in their first FA Cup replay of the year back in January while Jones hasn't appeared for the first team since Boxing Day. Liverpool next face Newcastle on Monday as they cling on to faint hopes to chasing down a spot in the Premier League's top four. Johnson at the races after playing the full game for Liverpool in their FA Cup replay win over Blackburn .

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Liverpool players declared an early Ladies Day at Aintree as they suited up with their other halves to take in the opening day of the Grand National Meeting. The day after Brendan Rodgers' side secured an FA Cup semi-final berth Brad Jones, Glen Johnson and Fabio Borini were among the local celebrities to turn out as the sun shone in Liverpool. The night before Philippe Coutinho's 70th-minute strike in the replay with Blackburn saw the Reds through to the last four in their final chance for silverware for the season. A day at the races (from left): Fabio Borini, Glen Johnson, Dani Lawrence (wife of Brad Jones), Laura Johnson and Borini's wife, Erin O'Neill enjoy opening day of the Grand National Meeting at Aintree . Brad Jones' wife Dani posts a happy snap with Borini and Johnson after Clarcam won the first at Aintree . Striker Fabio and model Erin strike a pose (left) while Glen and Laura Johnson take a stroll at Aintree . Italian Borini and the wags appear excited as a race gets underway at Aintree on the opening day . It's all smiles in the Liverpool camp as Erin and Laura appear to celebrate picking a winner . Dani yawns while the party enjoys a quiet moment of reflection during a long day at the races . Borini's wife Erin O'Neill declared her 'Hubby (is) looking dapper' in an Instagram post while the striker was driving to the racecourse. While Jones' wife Dani chose a stunning white lace dress, she admitted  that she hadn't prepared adequately for the spring sunshine. 'Can't believe I forgot my sunnies,' she Tweeted. Adding to the day, Johnson's wife Laura was celebrating her birthday from the day before. Liverpool keeper Brad Jones with his wife Dani Lawence at opening day of the Grand National Meeting . Lawrence (from left) with Glen Johnson's wife Laura and Fabio Borini's other half Erin O'Neill . The Liverpool FC race-goers on parade during their big day out on Thursday . No winner here then as the mood on the balcony takes on a more subdued tone . It appeared to be party time as O'Neill posted images on Instagram of the close friends together. The three couples arrived ahead of the 1.40pm first, the One Magnificent City Manifesto Novices' Chase, ahead of the day's richest run, the Doom Bar Aitree Hurdle, worth £112,540 to the winner. The relaxed day one at Aintree was a pleasant distraction for three players who have all endured frustrating seasons. Erin gives Fabio a kiss as they cosy up on the balcony while surveying the track at Aintree . O'Neill approves of her Italian husband Fabio Borini's attire as he drives the couple to the races . O'Neill poses with Laura Johnson, whose birthday was Wedneday, as the beautiful duo prepare for Aintree . Although Johnson started on Wednesday evening in a defensive formation that's been battered by injuries and suspensions, he's struggled for form and fallen out of favour with Rodgers. Borini hasn't played since he came off the bench as Liverpool beat Bolton in their first FA Cup replay of the year back in January while Jones hasn't appeared for the first team since Boxing Day. Liverpool next face Newcastle on Monday as they cling on to faint hopes to chasing down a spot in the Premier League's top four. Johnson at the races after playing the full game for Liverpool in their FA Cup replay win over Blackburn .

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The article reports on the opening day of the Grand National Meeting at Aintree, where Liverpool players suited up with their other halves to celebrate. The day was marked by a Ladies Day, with local celebrities such as Philippe Coutinho, Brad Jones, and Fabio Borini attending. The Reds secured a spot in the FA Cup semi-finals with a 70-minute strike by Coutinho in the replay against Blackburn.

The article also highlights the struggles of Liverpool players, including Glen Johnson, who started on Wednesday evening but struggled to find form and was replaced by Fabio Borini in the FA Cup replay. Fabio Borini, who has been

Brad Jones, Glen Johnson and Fabio Borini attended day one at Aintree .
The star accompanied their wives Dani, Laura and Erin to the races .
The Liverpool players turned out the day after making the FA Cup semis .
CLICK HERE to print out Sportsmail's Grand National sweepstake ahead of the big race on Saturday .


Prompt: A nurse has been suspended after she removed the alarm buzzer from a brain-damaged patient and told a disciplinary hearing she 'wasn't interested' in the case. Vanessa Kennard was suspended in her absence by the Nursing and Midwifery Council after failing to turn up at the hearing. She was one of three nurses charged with mistreating Grant Clarke, 45, at a rehabilitation unit at Sevenoaks Hospital in Kent. The father-of-three suffered a massive brain haemorrhage in May 2012, which left him paralysed on his life side, incontinent and unable to swallow or communicate. Grant Clarke, 45, suffered a brain haemorrhage in May 2012. It left him paralysed on his left side, incontinent and unable to swallow or communicate . Vanessa Kennard, one of the nurses caring for Mr Clarke at the West Kent Neuro-rehabilitation unit at Sevenoaks Hospital, has been suspended from her role for six months after being charged with misconduct . His family became concerned when they visited him at the West Kent Neuro-rehabilitation unit and discovered he smelled of urine and was becoming more and more depressed. His partner Binny Moore planted a secret camera in an iPod docking station. The footage captured revealed the shocking extent of neglect Mr Clarke was subjected to. It showed him looking on helplessly as one nurse dug into his feeding tubes with a biro pen, while another clip showed Ms Kennard pulling a help buzzer from his hands. Mr Clarke, a former IT company director, was also subjected to 'appalling' treatment and left in urine-soaked sheets, covered in faeces. Staff at the rehabilitation unit were also shown giving Mr Clarke drinks, despite him being strictly nil by mouth. When Ms Moore attempted to speak to a nurse about her partner's 'unacceptable care' she was allegedly told, 'point taken, but do bear in mind that we have eight other patients'. Mr Clarke, from West Kingsdown, was only moved to another unit after his family showed the footage to police, and he was removed from the unit under a court order. As a result of the filming, Ms Kennard, and her fellow nurses Marie Banwell and Sarah Corter, were all charged with misconduct. Ms Kennard faced 10 counts, including the removal of Mr Clarke's help buzzer, and telling Ms Moore her partner was too 'buzzer happy'. Concerned that Mr Clarke was being mistreated, his partner Binny Moore and family planted a secret camera in his room. It captured footage of Ms Kennard and colleagues failing to provide the accepted standard of care for Mr Clarke. One nurse was filmed cleaning his feeding tube with a pen, pictured . Ms Moore, pictured left, complained to the Kent and Medway NHS and Social Care Partnership Trust 26 times - 22 of those complaints were upheld . But the Nursing and Midwifery Council tribunal hearing in London was told Ms Kennard was not interested in the case, and 'doesn't care what happens'. The panel imposed an interim six-month suspension order in her absence. Deputy ward manager Ms Banwell admitted 13 charges but denies nine others - including one of cleaning the patient's feed tube with a biro pen. Ms Coulter, a ward manager, has admitted 13 charges and denies four others. The two-week fitness to practise hearing has concluded and the panel is still considering the cases against Ms Coulter and Ms Banwell. Mr Clarke's family complained to the trust 26 times - 22 of which were upheld. Kent and Medway NHS and Social Care Partnership Trust said it was 'appalled' by what happened and suspended the nurses immediately in November 2012. The hearing will resume in July.

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A nurse has been suspended after she removed the alarm buzzer from a brain-damaged patient and told a disciplinary hearing she 'wasn't interested' in the case. Vanessa Kennard was suspended in her absence by the Nursing and Midwifery Council after failing to turn up at the hearing. She was one of three nurses charged with mistreating Grant Clarke, 45, at a rehabilitation unit at Sevenoaks Hospital in Kent. The father-of-three suffered a massive brain haemorrhage in May 2012, which left him paralysed on his life side, incontinent and unable to swallow or communicate. Grant Clarke, 45, suffered a brain haemorrhage in May 2012. It left him paralysed on his left side, incontinent and unable to swallow or communicate . Vanessa Kennard, one of the nurses caring for Mr Clarke at the West Kent Neuro-rehabilitation unit at Sevenoaks Hospital, has been suspended from her role for six months after being charged with misconduct . His family became concerned when they visited him at the West Kent Neuro-rehabilitation unit and discovered he smelled of urine and was becoming more and more depressed. His partner Binny Moore planted a secret camera in an iPod docking station. The footage captured revealed the shocking extent of neglect Mr Clarke was subjected to. It showed him looking on helplessly as one nurse dug into his feeding tubes with a biro pen, while another clip showed Ms Kennard pulling a help buzzer from his hands. Mr Clarke, a former IT company director, was also subjected to 'appalling' treatment and left in urine-soaked sheets, covered in faeces. Staff at the rehabilitation unit were also shown giving Mr Clarke drinks, despite him being strictly nil by mouth. When Ms Moore attempted to speak to a nurse about her partner's 'unacceptable care' she was allegedly told, 'point taken, but do bear in mind that we have eight other patients'. Mr Clarke, from West Kingsdown, was only moved to another unit after his family showed the footage to police, and he was removed from the unit under a court order. As a result of the filming, Ms Kennard, and her fellow nurses Marie Banwell and Sarah Corter, were all charged with misconduct. Ms Kennard faced 10 counts, including the removal of Mr Clarke's help buzzer, and telling Ms Moore her partner was too 'buzzer happy'. Concerned that Mr Clarke was being mistreated, his partner Binny Moore and family planted a secret camera in his room. It captured footage of Ms Kennard and colleagues failing to provide the accepted standard of care for Mr Clarke. One nurse was filmed cleaning his feeding tube with a pen, pictured . Ms Moore, pictured left, complained to the Kent and Medway NHS and Social Care Partnership Trust 26 times - 22 of those complaints were upheld . But the Nursing and Midwifery Council tribunal hearing in London was told Ms Kennard was not interested in the case, and 'doesn't care what happens'. The panel imposed an interim six-month suspension order in her absence. Deputy ward manager Ms Banwell admitted 13 charges but denies nine others - including one of cleaning the patient's feed tube with a biro pen. Ms Coulter, a ward manager, has admitted 13 charges and denies four others. The two-week fitness to practise hearing has concluded and the panel is still considering the cases against Ms Coulter and Ms Banwell. Mr Clarke's family complained to the trust 26 times - 22 of which were upheld. Kent and Medway NHS and Social Care Partnership Trust said it was 'appalled' by what happened and suspended the nurses immediately in November 2012. The hearing will resume in July.

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A nurse, Vanessa Kennard, has been suspended from her role at a rehabilitation unit in Kent after being charged with mistreating a patient, Grant Clarke, who suffered a massive brain haemorrhage in 2012. Clarke, 45, was left paralysed on his left side, incontinent, and unable to swallow or communicate. Kennard was one of three nurses charged with misconduct, including removing the help buzzer from Clarke's hands and failing to provide adequate care.

The incident was discovered when Clarke's partner, Binny Moore, planted a secret camera in Clarke's iPod docking station, which captured shocking footage of

Grant Clarke, 45, was left brain-damaged after a brain haemorrhage in 2012 .
Concerned about his welfare, his family planted a secret camera in room .
Vanessa Kennard was one of three nurses charged with misconduct .
She failed to appear at NMC hearing and was suspended for six months .


Prompt: These are the albino men and women put under police and army protection in a desperate bid to stop the cruel East African black market trade of their body parts. Police across Malawi have been ordered to shoot anyone caught attacking albinos, while Tanzania's prime minister has urged citizens to kill anyone found with albino body parts. And in nearby Burundi, albino youngsters from across East Africa are being housed in special accommodation under army protection in a bid to deter attackers. Scroll down for video . Dorothy Mausen, a 22-year-old Malawian albino woman, poses for a photo in the country's Machinga district . Malawian police have been ordered to crack down on those trading in albino body parts, with orders recently given to shoot anyone caught attacking them . The drastic developments come as the United Nations reports at least 15 people with albinism, mostly children, have been killed, wounded, abducted or kidnapped in East Africa in the past six months. Body parts of those with albinism are prized in black magic and witchcraft, as it is believed spells based on their body parts will bring luck, love and wealth. Nearby Burundi has also taken steps to safeguard albinos by accommodating them in housing under protection. The latest order came from Malawi's Inspector General of Police Lexen Kachama who instructed police to shoot any 'dangerous criminals' caught abducting albinos, according to local media reports. 'Shoot every criminal who is violent when caught red-handed abducting people with albinism,' said Kachama, adding that he was ordering police to use weapons in proportion to the crime. 'We cannot just watch while our friends with albinism are being killed like animals every day. 'We do realize that these people are ruthless, have no mercy and therefore they need to be treated just like that.' His comments came just a month after a Malawian man was arrested for trying to strangle to death a 16-year-old albino boy. Catherine Amidu, 12, sits in her home Malawian home, in a region where six albinos have been killed since December . Femia Tchulani, 42, lives in constant fear of attackers who target and kill albinos in order to sell their body parts on the black market . Village chief Mariam Witness stands in a graveyard where the grave of an albino person was recently desecrated. Body part traders are known to exhume graves in order to obtain body parts in the cruel trade . A similar remark was made by Tanzania's Prime Minister Mizengo Pinda in 2009 when he urged citizens to kill anyone on the spot if they were found with the limbs or organs of albinos. Albino rights group have called for greater protection of albinos but said killing suspects was not going to deter criminals offered large sums of money for securing body parts as they were likely to still take the risk for the promised reward. Witchdoctors will pay as much as $75,000 for a full set of albino body parts, according to a Red Cross report. Vicky Ntetema, executive director of Under The Same Sun, a Canadian non-profit organization defending albino rights, said campaigners wanted justice for those people kidnapped, mutilated and murdered. 'But we have to remember that all those goons caught red-handed ... are small fish - agents and executors of the big sharks out there,' she said. 'Killing them on the spot is not going to help us catch the inducers, those with money to hire these gangs who continue to terrorize innocent people with albinism and their families.' An albino boy sits between his two parents at their home in Malawi . Ntetema urged police in Tanzania, Malawi and Burundi to quiz suspects to get information about the witchdoctors who use albino body parts and their clients. 'We all need to unite and find the culprits who are hiding behind the killers ... Why would people kill albinos if they were not asked to get their organs by someone?' she said. The plight of people with albinism has worsened in East Africa in recent years, according to U.N. and police figures, with concerns that an election in Tanzania this year will prompt more attacks as politicians seek luck at the ballot box. The U.N. High Commissioner for Human Rights Said Zeid Ra'ad Al Hussein last month urged African governments to combat impunity for crimes against people with albinism. Albinism is a congenital disorder which affects about one in 20,000 people worldwide, according to medical authorities. It is more common in sub-Saharan Africa and affects about one Tanzanian in 1,400. Mainasi Issa, 23, is one of a number of Malawian albino women under police protection in the impoverished African country . Mainasi Issa carries her two-year-old daughter along the path outside the hut in which she lives .

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These are the albino men and women put under police and army protection in a desperate bid to stop the cruel East African black market trade of their body parts. Police across Malawi have been ordered to shoot anyone caught attacking albinos, while Tanzania's prime minister has urged citizens to kill anyone found with albino body parts. And in nearby Burundi, albino youngsters from across East Africa are being housed in special accommodation under army protection in a bid to deter attackers. Scroll down for video . Dorothy Mausen, a 22-year-old Malawian albino woman, poses for a photo in the country's Machinga district . Malawian police have been ordered to crack down on those trading in albino body parts, with orders recently given to shoot anyone caught attacking them . The drastic developments come as the United Nations reports at least 15 people with albinism, mostly children, have been killed, wounded, abducted or kidnapped in East Africa in the past six months. Body parts of those with albinism are prized in black magic and witchcraft, as it is believed spells based on their body parts will bring luck, love and wealth. Nearby Burundi has also taken steps to safeguard albinos by accommodating them in housing under protection. The latest order came from Malawi's Inspector General of Police Lexen Kachama who instructed police to shoot any 'dangerous criminals' caught abducting albinos, according to local media reports. 'Shoot every criminal who is violent when caught red-handed abducting people with albinism,' said Kachama, adding that he was ordering police to use weapons in proportion to the crime. 'We cannot just watch while our friends with albinism are being killed like animals every day. 'We do realize that these people are ruthless, have no mercy and therefore they need to be treated just like that.' His comments came just a month after a Malawian man was arrested for trying to strangle to death a 16-year-old albino boy. Catherine Amidu, 12, sits in her home Malawian home, in a region where six albinos have been killed since December . Femia Tchulani, 42, lives in constant fear of attackers who target and kill albinos in order to sell their body parts on the black market . Village chief Mariam Witness stands in a graveyard where the grave of an albino person was recently desecrated. Body part traders are known to exhume graves in order to obtain body parts in the cruel trade . A similar remark was made by Tanzania's Prime Minister Mizengo Pinda in 2009 when he urged citizens to kill anyone on the spot if they were found with the limbs or organs of albinos. Albino rights group have called for greater protection of albinos but said killing suspects was not going to deter criminals offered large sums of money for securing body parts as they were likely to still take the risk for the promised reward. Witchdoctors will pay as much as $75,000 for a full set of albino body parts, according to a Red Cross report. Vicky Ntetema, executive director of Under The Same Sun, a Canadian non-profit organization defending albino rights, said campaigners wanted justice for those people kidnapped, mutilated and murdered. 'But we have to remember that all those goons caught red-handed ... are small fish - agents and executors of the big sharks out there,' she said. 'Killing them on the spot is not going to help us catch the inducers, those with money to hire these gangs who continue to terrorize innocent people with albinism and their families.' An albino boy sits between his two parents at their home in Malawi . Ntetema urged police in Tanzania, Malawi and Burundi to quiz suspects to get information about the witchdoctors who use albino body parts and their clients. 'We all need to unite and find the culprits who are hiding behind the killers ... Why would people kill albinos if they were not asked to get their organs by someone?' she said. The plight of people with albinism has worsened in East Africa in recent years, according to U.N. and police figures, with concerns that an election in Tanzania this year will prompt more attacks as politicians seek luck at the ballot box. The U.N. High Commissioner for Human Rights Said Zeid Ra'ad Al Hussein last month urged African governments to combat impunity for crimes against people with albinism. Albinism is a congenital disorder which affects about one in 20,000 people worldwide, according to medical authorities. It is more common in sub-Saharan Africa and affects about one Tanzanian in 1,400. Mainasi Issa, 23, is one of a number of Malawian albino women under police protection in the impoverished African country . Mainasi Issa carries her two-year-old daughter along the path outside the hut in which she lives .

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A desperate bid has been launched in East Africa to protect albino individuals from the cruel black market trade of their body parts. In Malawi, police have been ordered to shoot anyone caught attacking or abducting albinos, while Tanzania's Prime Minister has urged citizens to kill anyone found with albino body parts. The United Nations reports that at least 15 people with albinism have been killed, wounded, abducted, or kidnapped in the past six months.

Albinos are prized in black magic and witchcraft, where their body parts are believed to bring luck, love, and wealth. However, the trade is also brutal,

Albino men and women continue to be hunted for their body parts in Africa .
Malawi police have been ordered to shoot anyone caught attacking albinos .
Tanzania PM previously urged citizens to kill those caught with body parts .
In nearby Burundi, youngsters are being housed in special accommodation .


Prompt: Manny Pacquiao has become one of the most recognisable stars in the world of sport after a series of mega-fights and another one to follow on Saturday night against Floyd Mayweather at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas. The Filipino has been involved in some of the biggest bouts in the world over the past decade or so, facing the likes of Oscar De La Hoya, Ricky Hatton, Miguel Cotto and four fights against Mexican warrior Juan Manuel Marquez. But it's been a tough road to the top for Pacquiao from being born into poverty in the Philippines. He spent the early part of his career boxing in the Far East before being given his chance on the big stage in 2001 against Lehlo Ledwaba in an IBF world super-bantamweight title fight in Las Vegas. Manny Pacquiao pictured as a teenager in a boxing gym in Manila before he became a global superstar . The FIlipino boxer working out at the LM Gym in Manila, Philippines as a 17-year-old before he fought his way to the top of the game . Pacquiao has made a remarkable rise through the weight divisions from being an incredibly slight light-flyweight when he made his debut . Pacquiao left home aged 14 to move to the Philippines capital Manila to pursue his career in the sport which has made him an icon . The 36-year-old spent his early career fighting in the Far East before being given his chance on the big stage in Las Vegas in 2001 . Pacquiao pictured as a 17-year-old in the LM Gym in Manila when mega-fights, like the one against Floyd Mayweather, were just a dream . Who do you think WILL win the fight between Floyd Mayweather and Manny Pacquiao? Who do you think WILL win the fight between Floyd Mayweather and Manny Pacquiao? Now share your opinion . Ever since dethroning the South African world champion on that June night at the MGM Grand 14 years ago, Pacquiao hasn't looked back and is set to take on Mayweather in the Fight of the Century on Saturday. Just days away from the $300million showdown on the Vegas Strip, pictures have emerged of Pacquiao as a teenager in a Manila boxing gym, when occasions such as this Saturday night were just a dream. Pacquiao moved away from home a the age of 14 to the country's capital Manila to pursue his boxing career and the rest, as they say, is history. The 36-year-old is now one of the biggest stars in the world. These incredible pictures show Pacquiao training at the LM Gym in Manila in 1996 at the age of 17 after he won his first 10 professional bouts - all of which were in 1995. In the same year that these pictures were taken, Mayweather was preparing to box at the 1996 Olympic Games in Atlanta, which ended for him in a controversial loss  against Serafim Todorov in the semi-finals. Nineteen years later, Mayweather and Pacquiao will finally cross paths in the biggest fight of this generation. The pair will make their first public appearances of the week on Tuesday as the bout draws ever closer. Boxing fans have already begun pouring into Las Vegas to taste the atmosphere building around the richest fight in history, even though only 500 tickets for the clash were made available for general sale. Pacquiao will host a fans' rally on Tuesday at the Mandalay Bay Hotel with trainer Freddie Roach, promoter Bob Arum and his pet Jack Russell Pacman also present. Attention then turns to the MGM Grand, the venue for the fight on Saturday and where Mayweather will be making his grand arrival. The welterweight rivals were both due to attend the traditional grand arrival that marks the beginning of fight week only for Arum to withdraw Pacquiao, claiming the event is a 'waste of time'. Arum also pulled the plug on a media conference call with Pacquiao last week before a question had been asked, while Mayweather spoke for almost half an hour the following night. The one upmanship is sure to continue until fight day. Pacquiao has been involved in some of the biggest fights over the last decade but Saturday's occasion will eclipse all of them . The teenage version of Pacquiao before he went on to become a world champion and achieve massive success on the world stage . Mayweather in action at the 1996 Olympic Games in Atlanta, where he won a bronze medal after being beaten by Serafim Todorov . Pacquiao arriving at the Mandalay Bay in Las Vegas on Monday night after a 270-mile bus journey from Los Angeles . The 36-year-old was mobbed upon arrival in Las Vegas at the Mandalay Bay hotel, which will be his base for the week . Pacquiao's luxury bus leaves his training base in Los Angeles to set off for Las Vegas on Monday afternoon ahead of the fight . The MGM Grand's Garden Arena on the world famous Las Vegas strip will host the $300million mega-fight on Saturday . The MGM Grand prepares for another huge fight, but this one has been described as the biggest single event in Las Vegas history . Pacquiao with his trainer Freddie Roach at the Wild Card Gym in his final session before leaving Los Angeles . An Air Asia aircraft at Ninoy Aquino International Airport just south of Manila covered in a tribute to the Filipino boxing superstar .

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Manny Pacquiao has become one of the most recognisable stars in the world of sport after a series of mega-fights and another one to follow on Saturday night against Floyd Mayweather at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas. The Filipino has been involved in some of the biggest bouts in the world over the past decade or so, facing the likes of Oscar De La Hoya, Ricky Hatton, Miguel Cotto and four fights against Mexican warrior Juan Manuel Marquez. But it's been a tough road to the top for Pacquiao from being born into poverty in the Philippines. He spent the early part of his career boxing in the Far East before being given his chance on the big stage in 2001 against Lehlo Ledwaba in an IBF world super-bantamweight title fight in Las Vegas. Manny Pacquiao pictured as a teenager in a boxing gym in Manila before he became a global superstar . The FIlipino boxer working out at the LM Gym in Manila, Philippines as a 17-year-old before he fought his way to the top of the game . Pacquiao has made a remarkable rise through the weight divisions from being an incredibly slight light-flyweight when he made his debut . Pacquiao left home aged 14 to move to the Philippines capital Manila to pursue his career in the sport which has made him an icon . The 36-year-old spent his early career fighting in the Far East before being given his chance on the big stage in Las Vegas in 2001 . Pacquiao pictured as a 17-year-old in the LM Gym in Manila when mega-fights, like the one against Floyd Mayweather, were just a dream . Who do you think WILL win the fight between Floyd Mayweather and Manny Pacquiao? Who do you think WILL win the fight between Floyd Mayweather and Manny Pacquiao? Now share your opinion . Ever since dethroning the South African world champion on that June night at the MGM Grand 14 years ago, Pacquiao hasn't looked back and is set to take on Mayweather in the Fight of the Century on Saturday. Just days away from the $300million showdown on the Vegas Strip, pictures have emerged of Pacquiao as a teenager in a Manila boxing gym, when occasions such as this Saturday night were just a dream. Pacquiao moved away from home a the age of 14 to the country's capital Manila to pursue his boxing career and the rest, as they say, is history. The 36-year-old is now one of the biggest stars in the world. These incredible pictures show Pacquiao training at the LM Gym in Manila in 1996 at the age of 17 after he won his first 10 professional bouts - all of which were in 1995. In the same year that these pictures were taken, Mayweather was preparing to box at the 1996 Olympic Games in Atlanta, which ended for him in a controversial loss  against Serafim Todorov in the semi-finals. Nineteen years later, Mayweather and Pacquiao will finally cross paths in the biggest fight of this generation. The pair will make their first public appearances of the week on Tuesday as the bout draws ever closer. Boxing fans have already begun pouring into Las Vegas to taste the atmosphere building around the richest fight in history, even though only 500 tickets for the clash were made available for general sale. Pacquiao will host a fans' rally on Tuesday at the Mandalay Bay Hotel with trainer Freddie Roach, promoter Bob Arum and his pet Jack Russell Pacman also present. Attention then turns to the MGM Grand, the venue for the fight on Saturday and where Mayweather will be making his grand arrival. The welterweight rivals were both due to attend the traditional grand arrival that marks the beginning of fight week only for Arum to withdraw Pacquiao, claiming the event is a 'waste of time'. Arum also pulled the plug on a media conference call with Pacquiao last week before a question had been asked, while Mayweather spoke for almost half an hour the following night. The one upmanship is sure to continue until fight day. Pacquiao has been involved in some of the biggest fights over the last decade but Saturday's occasion will eclipse all of them . The teenage version of Pacquiao before he went on to become a world champion and achieve massive success on the world stage . Mayweather in action at the 1996 Olympic Games in Atlanta, where he won a bronze medal after being beaten by Serafim Todorov . Pacquiao arriving at the Mandalay Bay in Las Vegas on Monday night after a 270-mile bus journey from Los Angeles . The 36-year-old was mobbed upon arrival in Las Vegas at the Mandalay Bay hotel, which will be his base for the week . Pacquiao's luxury bus leaves his training base in Los Angeles to set off for Las Vegas on Monday afternoon ahead of the fight . The MGM Grand's Garden Arena on the world famous Las Vegas strip will host the $300million mega-fight on Saturday . The MGM Grand prepares for another huge fight, but this one has been described as the biggest single event in Las Vegas history . Pacquiao with his trainer Freddie Roach at the Wild Card Gym in his final session before leaving Los Angeles . An Air Asia aircraft at Ninoy Aquino International Airport just south of Manila covered in a tribute to the Filipino boxing superstar .

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Manny Pacquiao, a Filipino boxer, has become one of the most recognizable stars in the world of sports after a series of high-profile fights. Born into poverty in the Philippines, Pacquiao rose to fame through his incredible rise through the weight divisions, starting as a light-flyweight. He has faced many notable opponents, including Oscar De La Hoya, Ricky Hatton, and Juan Manuel Marquez, and has been involved in some of the biggest fights in the world over the past decade.

Pacquiao's journey to the top was not easy, as he left home at 14 to pursue his boxing career in

Manny Pacquiao will take on Floyd Mayweather at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas on Saturday .
The Filipino boxer is one of the biggest stars in the world of sport after a series of big fights .
Pacquiao spent his early years boxing in Manila in the Philippines and was pictured training as a 17-year-old .
Pictures taken in 1996 show Pacquiao training at the LM Gym in Manila before he became a star .
The 36-year-old arrived in Las Vegas on Tuesday after a 270-mile journey from Los Angeles on his luxury bus .
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Prompt: Trillions of pounds worth of oil – as much as the entire North Sea fields – lies beneath an area of England dubbed ‘Britain’s Dallas’, it was claimed yesterday. Analysis suggests there is up to 100billion barrels of the fossil fuel under the Home Counties. The potential goldmine in the Weald Basin, across Surrey, Sussex, Hampshire and Kent, could meet up to a third of Britain’s oil demand within 15 years, according to the consortium exploring the area. Scroll down for video . UK Oil & Gas Investments say they have discovered 100billion barrels worth of oil reserves in the Weald Basin, near Gatwick airport (pictured, the well head at Horse Hill) A map showing the location of the oil and gas deposits within the Weald Basin, which are thought to lie at between 2,500ft and 3,000ft below the ground . This could reduce reliance on oil from the Middle East and Russia and could be a major boost for British industry at a time when the North Sea supply is dwindling. But industry experts remained sceptical of the claims, with one describing them as ‘overly optimistic’. Since 1975, of an estimated 100billion barrels of oil in the UK North Sea, only 45billion have been pumped out. It is believed another 20billion barrels can be recovered before extraction becomes too difficult. Experts warned last night that only a fraction of the Weald Basin oil may be accessible for extraction. They also claimed fracking could be required to retrieve significant volumes. Stephen Sanderson, the chief executive of UKOG, said the site at Horse Hill was 'world class' and had the potential for 'significant daily oil production' at this proposed drilling site . Horse Hill Developments consortium made the discovery during test drilling in a well five miles from Gatwick Airport. UK Oil & Gas Investments, which has a 30 per cent stake, said ‘cutting-edge’ data suggested the oilfield holds 158million barrels per square mile – equating to 100billion barrels across the basin. At current crude prices, this could be worth £3.7trillion. Stephen Sanderson of UKOG, which insisted it would not use fracking, said: ‘By 2030, we could produce 10 per cent to 30 per cent of the UK’s oil demand from within the Weald area.’ Neil Ritson, of fellow consortium firm Solo Oil, said it was of ‘major economic significance’. If flow tests showed oil could be extracted, the production process could begin within 18 months, he added. US firm Nutech, which conducted the tests, estimated 3 per cent to 15 per cent of the oilfield could be extracted – up to 15billion barrels. UKOG chairman David Lenigas said drilling in the Weald could create ‘many thousands’ of jobs. Although the exploration site covered 55 square miles out of 1,100, he said the consortium was confident the entire region was oil-rich. Works: The well is situated in this container on the proposed drilling site . Exploration: Experts are now trying to work out how much of the oil will be properly recoverable . Mr Lenigas dismissed suggestions it would be hard to extract from the site, saying the ground was limestone which acted ‘like a big sponge’ and that ‘you can effectively suck the oil out’. The Australian entrepreneur, who lives in Monaco, is a director of 16 British companies – and has been criticised in the past for exaggerating the success of his enterprises to jack up share prices. UKOG shares soared after the firm claimed to have discovered a ‘world-class potential resource’. However, Professor Alastair Fraser, of Imperial College London, said the claims were ‘overly optimistic’. A study by the university suggested a maximum of 40billion barrels in the region, while the British Geological Survey estimated the basin held just 4.4billion barrels of shale oil. Discovery: The Horse Hill site near Gatwick in Sussex, where a large amount of oil has apparently been found . Drilling: Exploratory wells have found that the ground contains 158million barrels per square mile . Development: The site is owned by a number of companies including UK Oil & Gas Investments . The professor added: ‘The question will be how much of it we can actually get out and whether it is commercially and technologically viable to do so.’ Malcolm Graham-Wood, of oil consultants HydroCarbon Capital, suggested residents might object to rows of onshore oil wells, adding: ‘The question is can it produce oil? It is extremely difficult with a very low recovery rate. This is potentially interesting but I wouldn’t attribute any value yet.’ But Mr Lenigas said: ‘To all those people who say I am hiking up the share price, I am not. I am just saying what the Nutech report says … I feel passionate that this is globally significant for Britain.’ A Department of Energy & Climate Change spokesman said: ‘The Government welcomes any new information which expands our understanding of the potential of the Weald Basin.’ There might be 100billion barrels of oil beneath the Home Counties – but residents living above it may not receive a penny of the profits. The Government owns the land under your house – meaning homeowners have no right to any oil found beneath them. Once oil has been found, oil companies pay the Government for an annual licence which gives them the right to excavate the oil and keep the profits. The Government also gains money from the tax it receives on the oil extracted. The only way an oil company would pay the surface landowner is if it wanted to base its drilling site on their land. However, firms that undertake fracking, which is seen as a more intrusive and controversial method of extracting oil than simply drilling, must sometimes agree to provide ‘community benefits’. This could include building a playground or school nearby the fracking site, and is seen as compensation for residents. Oil companies need to consult communities if they plan to undertake fracking in their area, as well as gaining planning permission from the local council. Oil rush: The Weald Basin, of which Horse Hill is part, could contain a total of 100billion barrels . Mystery: It is not yet known how much of the area's oil will be easily recoverable . Boom: The Sussex countryside could soon be dotted with oil wells (file photo)

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Trillions of pounds worth of oil – as much as the entire North Sea fields – lies beneath an area of England dubbed ‘Britain’s Dallas’, it was claimed yesterday. Analysis suggests there is up to 100billion barrels of the fossil fuel under the Home Counties. The potential goldmine in the Weald Basin, across Surrey, Sussex, Hampshire and Kent, could meet up to a third of Britain’s oil demand within 15 years, according to the consortium exploring the area. Scroll down for video . UK Oil & Gas Investments say they have discovered 100billion barrels worth of oil reserves in the Weald Basin, near Gatwick airport (pictured, the well head at Horse Hill) A map showing the location of the oil and gas deposits within the Weald Basin, which are thought to lie at between 2,500ft and 3,000ft below the ground . This could reduce reliance on oil from the Middle East and Russia and could be a major boost for British industry at a time when the North Sea supply is dwindling. But industry experts remained sceptical of the claims, with one describing them as ‘overly optimistic’. Since 1975, of an estimated 100billion barrels of oil in the UK North Sea, only 45billion have been pumped out. It is believed another 20billion barrels can be recovered before extraction becomes too difficult. Experts warned last night that only a fraction of the Weald Basin oil may be accessible for extraction. They also claimed fracking could be required to retrieve significant volumes. Stephen Sanderson, the chief executive of UKOG, said the site at Horse Hill was 'world class' and had the potential for 'significant daily oil production' at this proposed drilling site . Horse Hill Developments consortium made the discovery during test drilling in a well five miles from Gatwick Airport. UK Oil & Gas Investments, which has a 30 per cent stake, said ‘cutting-edge’ data suggested the oilfield holds 158million barrels per square mile – equating to 100billion barrels across the basin. At current crude prices, this could be worth £3.7trillion. Stephen Sanderson of UKOG, which insisted it would not use fracking, said: ‘By 2030, we could produce 10 per cent to 30 per cent of the UK’s oil demand from within the Weald area.’ Neil Ritson, of fellow consortium firm Solo Oil, said it was of ‘major economic significance’. If flow tests showed oil could be extracted, the production process could begin within 18 months, he added. US firm Nutech, which conducted the tests, estimated 3 per cent to 15 per cent of the oilfield could be extracted – up to 15billion barrels. UKOG chairman David Lenigas said drilling in the Weald could create ‘many thousands’ of jobs. Although the exploration site covered 55 square miles out of 1,100, he said the consortium was confident the entire region was oil-rich. Works: The well is situated in this container on the proposed drilling site . Exploration: Experts are now trying to work out how much of the oil will be properly recoverable . Mr Lenigas dismissed suggestions it would be hard to extract from the site, saying the ground was limestone which acted ‘like a big sponge’ and that ‘you can effectively suck the oil out’. The Australian entrepreneur, who lives in Monaco, is a director of 16 British companies – and has been criticised in the past for exaggerating the success of his enterprises to jack up share prices. UKOG shares soared after the firm claimed to have discovered a ‘world-class potential resource’. However, Professor Alastair Fraser, of Imperial College London, said the claims were ‘overly optimistic’. A study by the university suggested a maximum of 40billion barrels in the region, while the British Geological Survey estimated the basin held just 4.4billion barrels of shale oil. Discovery: The Horse Hill site near Gatwick in Sussex, where a large amount of oil has apparently been found . Drilling: Exploratory wells have found that the ground contains 158million barrels per square mile . Development: The site is owned by a number of companies including UK Oil & Gas Investments . The professor added: ‘The question will be how much of it we can actually get out and whether it is commercially and technologically viable to do so.’ Malcolm Graham-Wood, of oil consultants HydroCarbon Capital, suggested residents might object to rows of onshore oil wells, adding: ‘The question is can it produce oil? It is extremely difficult with a very low recovery rate. This is potentially interesting but I wouldn’t attribute any value yet.’ But Mr Lenigas said: ‘To all those people who say I am hiking up the share price, I am not. I am just saying what the Nutech report says … I feel passionate that this is globally significant for Britain.’ A Department of Energy & Climate Change spokesman said: ‘The Government welcomes any new information which expands our understanding of the potential of the Weald Basin.’ There might be 100billion barrels of oil beneath the Home Counties – but residents living above it may not receive a penny of the profits. The Government owns the land under your house – meaning homeowners have no right to any oil found beneath them. Once oil has been found, oil companies pay the Government for an annual licence which gives them the right to excavate the oil and keep the profits. The Government also gains money from the tax it receives on the oil extracted. The only way an oil company would pay the surface landowner is if it wanted to base its drilling site on their land. However, firms that undertake fracking, which is seen as a more intrusive and controversial method of extracting oil than simply drilling, must sometimes agree to provide ‘community benefits’. This could include building a playground or school nearby the fracking site, and is seen as compensation for residents. Oil companies need to consult communities if they plan to undertake fracking in their area, as well as gaining planning permission from the local council. Oil rush: The Weald Basin, of which Horse Hill is part, could contain a total of 100billion barrels . Mystery: It is not yet known how much of the area's oil will be easily recoverable . Boom: The Sussex countryside could soon be dotted with oil wells (file photo)

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A consortium of oil companies, including UK Oil & Gas Investments, has discovered trillions of pounds worth of oil beneath the Weald Basin in England, dubbed 'Britain's Dallas'. The estimated 100 billion barrels of oil reserves are thought to be located in the Weald Basin, a region spanning across Surrey, Sussex, Hampshire, and Kent. This could meet up to a third of Britain's oil demand within 15 years, according to the consortium.

The discovery was made during test drilling in a well near Gatwick Airport, with the ground containing 158 million barrels per square mile. The potential goldmine could reduce reliance on oil from

Weald Basin estimated to contain 100billion barrels of oil, new report says .
UK Oil & Gas Investments claims the site could supply 30% of UK's needs .
If the maximum amount of oil is extracted it will be worth £600billion .
But some experts warn the site in Sussex will be difficult to exploit .


Prompt: A massive fire consumed a building that was once home to a Michigan strip club on Wednesday afternoon. The blaze took place at a building located on a Flint intersection, and started at about 1pm, MLive reported. A strip club used to be housed at the site, fire officials told the news outlet. Flames: The fire took place where a strip club used to be located in Flint, Michigan, on Wednesday . Destroyed: The blaze struck a building located on a Flint intersection, and started at about 1pm . Former home: A strip club named The Body Shop used to be at the site . Burning: Only the building itself and a few nearby power lines were affected, according to local media . The site was not a vacant facility, the officials also said. Photos taken at the scene showed thick clouds of smoke and large, brightly burning flames. According to MLive, the strip club was known as The Body Shop. The website reported that only the building itself and a few nearby power lines were affected. Local resident Terry Rauh told MLive a fire took place at the building once before. An investigation into what was behind the blaze continues, the news outlet reported. Officials with the Flint Fire Department did not immediately respond to requests for comment. Danger: Thick clouds of smoke and large, brightly burning flames are seen sweeping the building . Response: Firefighters went to the scene after the fire reportedly started at about 1pm . Official: Flint Fire Chief Dave Cox. Jr. is seen at the site on Wednesday. Local resident Terry Rauh told MLive a fire took place at the building once before . What happened? An investigation into what was behind the blaze continues .

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A massive fire consumed a building that was once home to a Michigan strip club on Wednesday afternoon. The blaze took place at a building located on a Flint intersection, and started at about 1pm, MLive reported. A strip club used to be housed at the site, fire officials told the news outlet. Flames: The fire took place where a strip club used to be located in Flint, Michigan, on Wednesday . Destroyed: The blaze struck a building located on a Flint intersection, and started at about 1pm . Former home: A strip club named The Body Shop used to be at the site . Burning: Only the building itself and a few nearby power lines were affected, according to local media . The site was not a vacant facility, the officials also said. Photos taken at the scene showed thick clouds of smoke and large, brightly burning flames. According to MLive, the strip club was known as The Body Shop. The website reported that only the building itself and a few nearby power lines were affected. Local resident Terry Rauh told MLive a fire took place at the building once before. An investigation into what was behind the blaze continues, the news outlet reported. Officials with the Flint Fire Department did not immediately respond to requests for comment. Danger: Thick clouds of smoke and large, brightly burning flames are seen sweeping the building . Response: Firefighters went to the scene after the fire reportedly started at about 1pm . Official: Flint Fire Chief Dave Cox. Jr. is seen at the site on Wednesday. Local resident Terry Rauh told MLive a fire took place at the building once before . What happened? An investigation into what was behind the blaze continues .

[Assistant] A massive fire broke out at a building in Flint, Michigan, on Wednesday afternoon, consuming a strip club that once occupied the site. The fire started at around 1pm and was reported to be the second time the building had caught fire. The fire destroyed the building and only affected the building itself and a few nearby power lines. Firefighters responded to the scene and an investigation into the cause of the blaze is ongoing. The incident occurred at a location where a strip club used to be, and local resident Terry Rauh reported that a fire had taken place at the building before.

A fire consumed a Michigan building that was once home to a strip club on Wednesday afternoon .
The blaze took place at a building located on a Flint intersection, and started at about 1pm .
Only the building and a few nearby power lines were affected .
An investigation into what was behind the Flint blaze continues .


Prompt: A cat has been freed after spending 27 days trapped under a bath tub, it has been revealed. Simba was rescued by firefighters in Meckenheim, near Bonn, Germany, after a neighbour heard scratching in her newly refitted bathroom. Owners Helga and Eberhard Henkel had lost their pet in early March and had looked everywhere - even hanging up notices in surrounding streets. Lucky escape: Simba the cat was freed by firefigthers after spending 27 days trapped under a bath tub . Pet rescue: It is thought the animal had crawled under the floor boards as the bathroom was being renovated . But nearly four weeks later, a neighbour  raised the alarm after hearing noises from under the bath. It is thought the animal had crawled under the floor as the bathroom was being renovated. According to The Local, Mrs Henkel told a local newspaper: 'It's a miracle, a gift. 'We looked everywhere for Simba, hung up notices, watched out for cats' eyes with a torch at night.' She said that Simba was showing the effects of not having eaten for four weeks - but that he had put back on 300 grammes. Owners Helga and Eberhard Henkel (pictured with Simba) had lost their pet in early March and had looked everywhere - even hanging up notices in surrounding streets . On the mend: Although Simba was 'traumatised' by his experience, he is quickly recovering and has put back on 300 grammes . 'He is skin and bones. You feel all the ribs, the backbone, Simba has fallen sharply and is traumatised,' Die Welt quotes her as saying. The Local quotes Professor Neigel an animal expert from Giessen, Germany, as saying cats were capable of surviving for long periods on only a small amount of water. He said that a month was still a long time for a cat to survive, but that it was not 'out of the ordinary'.

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A cat has been freed after spending 27 days trapped under a bath tub, it has been revealed. Simba was rescued by firefighters in Meckenheim, near Bonn, Germany, after a neighbour heard scratching in her newly refitted bathroom. Owners Helga and Eberhard Henkel had lost their pet in early March and had looked everywhere - even hanging up notices in surrounding streets. Lucky escape: Simba the cat was freed by firefigthers after spending 27 days trapped under a bath tub . Pet rescue: It is thought the animal had crawled under the floor boards as the bathroom was being renovated . But nearly four weeks later, a neighbour  raised the alarm after hearing noises from under the bath. It is thought the animal had crawled under the floor as the bathroom was being renovated. According to The Local, Mrs Henkel told a local newspaper: 'It's a miracle, a gift. 'We looked everywhere for Simba, hung up notices, watched out for cats' eyes with a torch at night.' She said that Simba was showing the effects of not having eaten for four weeks - but that he had put back on 300 grammes. Owners Helga and Eberhard Henkel (pictured with Simba) had lost their pet in early March and had looked everywhere - even hanging up notices in surrounding streets . On the mend: Although Simba was 'traumatised' by his experience, he is quickly recovering and has put back on 300 grammes . 'He is skin and bones. You feel all the ribs, the backbone, Simba has fallen sharply and is traumatised,' Die Welt quotes her as saying. The Local quotes Professor Neigel an animal expert from Giessen, Germany, as saying cats were capable of surviving for long periods on only a small amount of water. He said that a month was still a long time for a cat to survive, but that it was not 'out of the ordinary'.

[Assistant] A cat named Simba was rescued after spending 27 days trapped under a bathtub in Meckenheim, Germany. Simba was found by firefighters after a neighbor heard scratching noises coming from the bathroom. The cat had crawled under the floorboards as the bathroom was being renovated, and was showing signs of starvation, including not eating for four weeks. However, Simba has made a full recovery, putting back on 300 grams of weight. The Henkel family, who lost their pet in early March, were overjoyed by the rescue and praised the firefighters for their efforts. According to experts, cats can survive for long periods without food

Simba went missing in early March in the town of Meckenheim, Germany .
His owner's neighbour heard scratching in her bathroom four weeks later .
The pet was freed by firefighters and is now starting to put weight back on .


Prompt: A trespasser carrying a suspicious package jumped over the White House railings last night - the latest in a string of embarrassing security breaches to hit the US capital. The intruder was arrested after climbing into the grounds of the President's home at 10.25pm. Brian Leary of the United States Secret Service - the federal agency in charge of protecting the President - said the unnamed person was in custody in Washington DC and charges were pending. He added that the intruder, whose gender or age has not been released, had been 'immediately' apprehended by officers in the uniformed division of the Secret Service. Scroll down for video . A member of the Secret Service uniformed division and his K-9 dog patrol the perimeter of the White House . The package was examined and 'deemed to be harmless', according to a report by CNN. It is not known what it contained or why the fence was climbed. The trespasser entered the south side of grounds, which face the National Mall. Last September, a knife-wielding man managed to scale the fence on the north side and get into White House itself via an unlocked door. That incident prompted a review of the building's security. Just last week US officials announced that temporary steel spikes may be put on the tips of the railings. The 8ft-tall fence  is due to be replaced in the longer term with a permanent, more secure barrier, the details of which are still under discussion. Security fears: The 8ft-tall railings surrounding the President's residence are set to be replaced . Security in Washington DC in general has been the focus of much attention in recent months. Last Wednesday an illicit gyrocopter was able to land on the west lawn of the US Capitol. Its pilot Doug Hughes, a Florida mail worker, said he was protesting against the way political campaigns are funded. He is currently under house arrest and faces up to four years in prison if he is found guilty of unlawfully operating an unregistered aircraft and violating national defence airspace. Recent breach: A bomb-squad worker examines the gyrocopter that landed on the Capitol lawn last week . House arrest: The gyrocopter's pilot Doug Hughes . The 61-year-old told reporters outside his home: 'I had expected to be intercepted on the way.' He said when he flew over the capital city, 'people were not frightened at all. That part of it was surreal.' A full-scale security review in Washington was launched in the wake of the breach. The city's Secret Service is being investigated in a separate probe after two senior agents drove their car into a White House barrier on March 4. Mark Connolly, who is second in command of Barack Obama’s security detail, and George Ogilvie had allegedly been drinking when they crashed the government vehicle. They are  subject to an internal investigation. Earlier this month, a senior Secret Service supervisor was suspended over allegations of unwanted sexual advances toward a co-worker. And a uniformed division officer assigned to the Foreign Missions branch was recently charged with destroying property, according to NBC News.

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A trespasser carrying a suspicious package jumped over the White House railings last night - the latest in a string of embarrassing security breaches to hit the US capital. The intruder was arrested after climbing into the grounds of the President's home at 10.25pm. Brian Leary of the United States Secret Service - the federal agency in charge of protecting the President - said the unnamed person was in custody in Washington DC and charges were pending. He added that the intruder, whose gender or age has not been released, had been 'immediately' apprehended by officers in the uniformed division of the Secret Service. Scroll down for video . A member of the Secret Service uniformed division and his K-9 dog patrol the perimeter of the White House . The package was examined and 'deemed to be harmless', according to a report by CNN. It is not known what it contained or why the fence was climbed. The trespasser entered the south side of grounds, which face the National Mall. Last September, a knife-wielding man managed to scale the fence on the north side and get into White House itself via an unlocked door. That incident prompted a review of the building's security. Just last week US officials announced that temporary steel spikes may be put on the tips of the railings. The 8ft-tall fence  is due to be replaced in the longer term with a permanent, more secure barrier, the details of which are still under discussion. Security fears: The 8ft-tall railings surrounding the President's residence are set to be replaced . Security in Washington DC in general has been the focus of much attention in recent months. Last Wednesday an illicit gyrocopter was able to land on the west lawn of the US Capitol. Its pilot Doug Hughes, a Florida mail worker, said he was protesting against the way political campaigns are funded. He is currently under house arrest and faces up to four years in prison if he is found guilty of unlawfully operating an unregistered aircraft and violating national defence airspace. Recent breach: A bomb-squad worker examines the gyrocopter that landed on the Capitol lawn last week . House arrest: The gyrocopter's pilot Doug Hughes . The 61-year-old told reporters outside his home: 'I had expected to be intercepted on the way.' He said when he flew over the capital city, 'people were not frightened at all. That part of it was surreal.' A full-scale security review in Washington was launched in the wake of the breach. The city's Secret Service is being investigated in a separate probe after two senior agents drove their car into a White House barrier on March 4. Mark Connolly, who is second in command of Barack Obama’s security detail, and George Ogilvie had allegedly been drinking when they crashed the government vehicle. They are  subject to an internal investigation. Earlier this month, a senior Secret Service supervisor was suspended over allegations of unwanted sexual advances toward a co-worker. And a uniformed division officer assigned to the Foreign Missions branch was recently charged with destroying property, according to NBC News.

[Assistant] A trespasser carrying a suspicious package jumped over the White House railings last night, marking the latest in a series of embarrassing security breaches to hit the US capital. The intruder was arrested after climbing into the grounds of the President's home. The package was deemed harmless, but the incident has raised concerns about the security of the White House and its grounds. This is not the first time a breach has occurred, with a knife-wielding man scaling the fence in September and a gyrocopter landing on the Capitol lawn last week. The US Secret Service is investigating the latest incident, which has prompted a review of the building's security measures

Trespasser managed to get into grounds of presidential residence .
Secret Service in Washington DC claim they made an 'immediate' arrest .
Intruder's parcel was examined but deemed not to be a risk .
Breach comes a few days after a gyrocopter landed on Capitol's lawn .


Prompt: Derry Mathews will take on Venezuelan knockout artist Ismael Barroso for the interim WBA world title after Richar Abril pulled out of their April 18 date. Abril has been elevated to ‘champion in recess’ with Darleys Perez declared the full champion of the lightweight division. Abril was initially forced to withdraw from his title defence against Mathews in March after coming down with dengue fever from a mosquito bite and he withdrew again this week as he is still reeling from the after-effects of the virus that has left him unable to train. Liverpool's Derry Mathews (left) will go head-to-head with Ismael Barroso for the interim WBA world title . Derry was set to fight Cuban WBA champion Richar Abril but will instead face Barroso on the April 18 date . Mathews expressed his disappointment at losing out on a title shot with Abril, who was twice forced to withdraw through illness . Southpaw Barroso, a frightening puncher from El Tigre, has recorded 16 knockouts from 17 wins in his 19 fights (two draws), with 11 quick wins coming inside the first three rounds. Although Liverpool ace Mathews is disappointed that he won't be facing the champion Abril for the belt, the main consolation for him is that he will still challenge for a version of the world title. And Mathews believes that his higher level of experience: 48 fights over 15 years; 18 championship title fights; 264 career rounds and 20 knockouts from 37 wins, vastly outweighs Barroso’s and will give him the vital edge over the South American hitman. ‘It’s unfortunate that Abril’s pulled out again, but things in life happen for a reason and I’m delighted to still be fighting for a version of the WBA world title and I’m headlining the Echo Arena in front of my home fans,’ he said. In his absence WBA lightweight champion Abril (right) has been elevated to ‘champion in recess’ ‘I’ve seen some footage of him, he’s strong, with big right hands and left hooks and and can take you clean out, but I’m not going to be in a position to let him do that to me. ‘Barroso’s a very dangerous fighter and a massive, massive, puncher. Just look at his record, he’s banging people out left, right and centre and it makes frightening reading, but when I saw it I said straight away I’ll have this guy because I know that I can beat him. ‘I’ve been in this sport for over ten years; I’ve had more knockouts than he’s had fights; twice as many fights as him, and three times as many championship fights, in terms of experience he’s not on my level and I can use all of my experience to my advantage. ‘Even with the change of opponent at this stage, plus the change from Abril’s orthodox style to Barrosa’s southpaw style, we still have some time to study him and my trainer Danny Vaughn is confident we can come up with the plan to beat him. I’ll beat anyone at the moment with the way I’m feeling. ‘I’m in with a massive puncher, but I can punch a bit myself so the crowd will be in for an exciting fight and I can see me flattening him. If the opportunity comes to take him out early I’ll take it, but I know I’ve got to be smart in there.’

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Derry Mathews will take on Venezuelan knockout artist Ismael Barroso for the interim WBA world title after Richar Abril pulled out of their April 18 date. Abril has been elevated to ‘champion in recess’ with Darleys Perez declared the full champion of the lightweight division. Abril was initially forced to withdraw from his title defence against Mathews in March after coming down with dengue fever from a mosquito bite and he withdrew again this week as he is still reeling from the after-effects of the virus that has left him unable to train. Liverpool's Derry Mathews (left) will go head-to-head with Ismael Barroso for the interim WBA world title . Derry was set to fight Cuban WBA champion Richar Abril but will instead face Barroso on the April 18 date . Mathews expressed his disappointment at losing out on a title shot with Abril, who was twice forced to withdraw through illness . Southpaw Barroso, a frightening puncher from El Tigre, has recorded 16 knockouts from 17 wins in his 19 fights (two draws), with 11 quick wins coming inside the first three rounds. Although Liverpool ace Mathews is disappointed that he won't be facing the champion Abril for the belt, the main consolation for him is that he will still challenge for a version of the world title. And Mathews believes that his higher level of experience: 48 fights over 15 years; 18 championship title fights; 264 career rounds and 20 knockouts from 37 wins, vastly outweighs Barroso’s and will give him the vital edge over the South American hitman. ‘It’s unfortunate that Abril’s pulled out again, but things in life happen for a reason and I’m delighted to still be fighting for a version of the WBA world title and I’m headlining the Echo Arena in front of my home fans,’ he said. In his absence WBA lightweight champion Abril (right) has been elevated to ‘champion in recess’ ‘I’ve seen some footage of him, he’s strong, with big right hands and left hooks and and can take you clean out, but I’m not going to be in a position to let him do that to me. ‘Barroso’s a very dangerous fighter and a massive, massive, puncher. Just look at his record, he’s banging people out left, right and centre and it makes frightening reading, but when I saw it I said straight away I’ll have this guy because I know that I can beat him. ‘I’ve been in this sport for over ten years; I’ve had more knockouts than he’s had fights; twice as many fights as him, and three times as many championship fights, in terms of experience he’s not on my level and I can use all of my experience to my advantage. ‘Even with the change of opponent at this stage, plus the change from Abril’s orthodox style to Barrosa’s southpaw style, we still have some time to study him and my trainer Danny Vaughn is confident we can come up with the plan to beat him. I’ll beat anyone at the moment with the way I’m feeling. ‘I’m in with a massive puncher, but I can punch a bit myself so the crowd will be in for an exciting fight and I can see me flattening him. If the opportunity comes to take him out early I’ll take it, but I know I’ve got to be smart in there.’

[Assistant] The article reports that Derry Mathews will face Venezuelan knockout artist Ismael Barroso for the interim WBA world title after Richar Abril withdrew from their April 18 date due to illness. Mathews, a 48-time winner with 20 knockouts, expressed disappointment at losing out on a title shot with Abril, but believes he has the edge over Barroso due to his higher level of experience, 18 championship title fights, and 264 career rounds. Mathews will still challenge for a version of the world title, despite not facing the champion Abril. In his absence, Abril has been

Derry Mathews will fight Ismael Barroso for the interim WBA world title .
Mathews was set to face Richar Abril, who was forced to withdraw through illness .
The Liverpudlian will now face Venezuelan southpaw Barroso on April 18 .


Prompt: An eight-year-old girl from Australia is well on her way to building a successful business empire after it was revealed that her playful videos, featuring her easy-to-follow confectionery recipes, are bringing in around $127,000 a month in ad revenue alone. The mini-Martha Stewart, who is known simply as Charli, has turned her popular channel, CharlisCraftyKitchen into YouTube's largest food channel in less than three years - beating household names such as celebrity chef Jamie Oliver to claim the prestigious – and lucrative – title. According to data compiled by online video advertising company Outrigger Media, Charli's channel earned the young entrepreneur an estimated $127,777 (AUD $163,893) in March alone – and that is after YouTube's share of the profits. Scroll down for video . Mini-Martha: Charli, an eight-year-old from Australia (pictured), makes an estimated $127,000 (AUD $162,472) per month from the ad revenue generated from her popular YouTube channel CharlisCraftyKitchen . In comparison, Mr Oliver only earned an estimated $32,261 (AUD $41,347) in ad revenue from his channel's 6.9 million views last month. Meanwhile, Charli and her five-year-old sister Ashlee, who serves as the channel's 'chief taste tester', are raking in an average of 29 million views per month for their crafty how-to videos. CharlisCraftyKitchen, which features child friendly tutorials for making everything from Minnie Mouse pops out of Oreos to princess teacup cookies, also has more than 320,000 subscribers who eagerly await their weekly posts. The tutorials even have their own short opening credits featuring Charli and Ashlee's cartoon likenesses, with one of the girl's singing: 'Welcome to Charli's Crafty Kitchen where you can eat what you make'. Big numbers: Charli and her five-year-old sister Ashlee's how to video on making Frozen-inspired ice pops has earned 57 million views since it was posted last July . Being silly: The sisters made a mess while eating their 'shark' Jello cups . Many of clips are inspired by the holidays, with a demonstration on how to make a Kit Kat Christmas cake receiving more than two million views since it was posted in December. One particular video featuring a simple recipe for 'rainbow' donuts has been watched more than 6.5 million times after it was shared in 2014. But that's nothing. A video which sees the dynamic duo creating Jello 'tip' ice pops inspired-by the hit Disney film Frozen has amassed an incredible 57 million views since it was posted last June. Charli earned another million views after she advertised the clip on her Facebook page yesterday, writing: '56 million YouTube views must mean these #Frozen inspired popsicles are REALLY tasty! [sic]' Disney kids: Charli and Ashlee used icing and M&M's to make Cinderella brownie jar treats . 'My [two]-year-old loves watching this video and we make them all the time. They are a huge hit in our household. Thank you,' one mom commented, while another joked: 'My five-year-old might account for a few hundred of [the views].' Charli started CharlisCraftyKitchen in 2012 when she was only six-years-old according to her channel's description, which notes that she 'has always been passionate about her craft and being in front of a camera'. But Chali isn't the only kid making big money off of beloved YouTube videos. Mark and Rhea, the parents behind the popular YouTube channel Hulyan Maya, are expected to earn $1.5 million dollars from ad revenue in 2015 alone from their videos of their three children playing with toys. Looks good: Charli can be seen putting the final touches on a Minnie Mouse pop made out an Oreo cookie . Made with love: The girls end every video by trying their delicious treats .

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An eight-year-old girl from Australia is well on her way to building a successful business empire after it was revealed that her playful videos, featuring her easy-to-follow confectionery recipes, are bringing in around $127,000 a month in ad revenue alone. The mini-Martha Stewart, who is known simply as Charli, has turned her popular channel, CharlisCraftyKitchen into YouTube's largest food channel in less than three years - beating household names such as celebrity chef Jamie Oliver to claim the prestigious – and lucrative – title. According to data compiled by online video advertising company Outrigger Media, Charli's channel earned the young entrepreneur an estimated $127,777 (AUD $163,893) in March alone – and that is after YouTube's share of the profits. Scroll down for video . Mini-Martha: Charli, an eight-year-old from Australia (pictured), makes an estimated $127,000 (AUD $162,472) per month from the ad revenue generated from her popular YouTube channel CharlisCraftyKitchen . In comparison, Mr Oliver only earned an estimated $32,261 (AUD $41,347) in ad revenue from his channel's 6.9 million views last month. Meanwhile, Charli and her five-year-old sister Ashlee, who serves as the channel's 'chief taste tester', are raking in an average of 29 million views per month for their crafty how-to videos. CharlisCraftyKitchen, which features child friendly tutorials for making everything from Minnie Mouse pops out of Oreos to princess teacup cookies, also has more than 320,000 subscribers who eagerly await their weekly posts. The tutorials even have their own short opening credits featuring Charli and Ashlee's cartoon likenesses, with one of the girl's singing: 'Welcome to Charli's Crafty Kitchen where you can eat what you make'. Big numbers: Charli and her five-year-old sister Ashlee's how to video on making Frozen-inspired ice pops has earned 57 million views since it was posted last July . Being silly: The sisters made a mess while eating their 'shark' Jello cups . Many of clips are inspired by the holidays, with a demonstration on how to make a Kit Kat Christmas cake receiving more than two million views since it was posted in December. One particular video featuring a simple recipe for 'rainbow' donuts has been watched more than 6.5 million times after it was shared in 2014. But that's nothing. A video which sees the dynamic duo creating Jello 'tip' ice pops inspired-by the hit Disney film Frozen has amassed an incredible 57 million views since it was posted last June. Charli earned another million views after she advertised the clip on her Facebook page yesterday, writing: '56 million YouTube views must mean these #Frozen inspired popsicles are REALLY tasty! [sic]' Disney kids: Charli and Ashlee used icing and M&M's to make Cinderella brownie jar treats . 'My [two]-year-old loves watching this video and we make them all the time. They are a huge hit in our household. Thank you,' one mom commented, while another joked: 'My five-year-old might account for a few hundred of [the views].' Charli started CharlisCraftyKitchen in 2012 when she was only six-years-old according to her channel's description, which notes that she 'has always been passionate about her craft and being in front of a camera'. But Chali isn't the only kid making big money off of beloved YouTube videos. Mark and Rhea, the parents behind the popular YouTube channel Hulyan Maya, are expected to earn $1.5 million dollars from ad revenue in 2015 alone from their videos of their three children playing with toys. Looks good: Charli can be seen putting the final touches on a Minnie Mouse pop made out an Oreo cookie . Made with love: The girls end every video by trying their delicious treats .

[Assistant] An eight-year-old Australian girl named Charli has built a successful business empire by creating a popular YouTube channel called CharlisCraftyKitchen. Her channel, which features easy-to-follow confectionery recipes, has earned an estimated $127,777 per month in ad revenue. Charli's channel has become the largest food channel on YouTube, surpassing household names like celebrity chef Jamie Oliver. The channel has gained over 320,000 subscribers and has been viewed over 29 million times, with some videos receiving millions of views. Charli's success can be attributed to her easy-to-follow recipes, child-friendly tutorials, and her sister Ash

Charli, from Queensland, Australia, has turned CharlisCraftyKitchen into YouTube's largest food channel in less than three years .
The channels earns an average of 29 million views per month .
Charli’s five-year-old sister Ashlee also stars in the how-to cooking clips .
One of their most popular videos, which demonstrates how to make Frozen-themed popsicles, has received 57 million views in less than a year .


Prompt: A freezer trawler has sunk in a peninsula off the coast of Russia, killing at least 56 crew members. A massive rescue operation involving more than 1,300 people is now underway after the ship, carrying an international crew of 132, sank in the Sea of Okhotsk in just 15 minutes. Rescued crew members reported that the ship, called the Dalny Vostock, was unstable because of empty fuel tanks and a lack of ballast as it sailed through the Kamchatka Peninsula. The Russian freezer trawler, called the Dalny Vostok, that sank while carrying 132 crew members at 4am on Thursday morning local time. At least 54 bodies have been recovered in the huge rescue operation . Map showing the location of the disaster. There are 13 members of the crew are still missing after the trawler tipped over when a fishing net was pulled in, a regional governor told Russian television on Thursday . It tipped over when a fishing net weighing 80 tons was pulled in, said Oleg Kozhemyako, acting governor of the nearby Sakhalin region. Kozhemyako's comments on Russian television came after the federal Investigative Committee said it was considering all possible causes for the sinking, but it was likely that the trawler hit 'an object' floating in the sea, perhaps drifting ice. More than 26 fishing boats in the area have helped to rescue members of the crew, but have also recovered 56 bodies. The disaster happened at around 4am local time, and the trawler did not send any distress signals before it sank, the Interfax News Agency said. Early reports added that the Dalny Vostok sank in just 15 minutes after its engine compartment had been flooded. So far 63 people have been rescued, with survivors suffering from hypothermia and other injuries being airlifted to hospital. At the latest count there are 13 people still missing. An emergency services representative told local media that two of the bodies were found on Thursday evening - one in a lifeboat 105 kilometres (65 miles) away, and the other in the water nearby. Those saved had managed to get into lifeboats and some had put on wet suits. The Russian Emergencies Ministry sent an Mi-8 helicopter with rescuers and doctors aboard to treat and transport rescued crew members to hospitals in the city of Magadan, it said on its website. A rescuer uses a satellite phone while onboard a helicopter as they fly over the Sea of Okhotsk scouring the waters for survivors. Around 1,300 fishermen and emergency staff are involved in the rescue operation . A Russian Emergencies Ministry ship looks for survivors after the Dalny Vostock sank. Temperatures in the water can dip to as low as -2 degrees celsius, and so far it is confirmed that 56 crew members have drowned . A telephone hotline for families of the crew has also been set up. Among the 132 crew members, 78 are from Russia, 42 from Myanmar and the rest from Latvia, Ukraine and Vanuatu. Pyotr Osichansky, president of the Far Eastern Association of Sea Captains, told Russian television that when the trawler last docked in Russia, in January, it had fewer than 70 crew members. The additional crew members were most likely picked up in Pusan, South Korea, and were working illegally, he said. The Sea of Okhotsk is the coldest sea in East Asia with the air temperature plummeting to -20 degrees Celsius in the winter months. Following the tragedy 63 people have been rescued, but the bodies of 56 sailors have been pulled from the freezing sea. Early reports say the trawler sank in 15 minutes when its engine room was flooded . Between October and April the area the area is 'constantly' covered with ice and there is very little rain, according to Encyclopedia Britannica. Survivors of the incident are reportedly being interviewed as well as the owners of the trawler, as the police start investigating the disaster. It is understood they are questioning whether there was a violation of safety procedures that led to more deaths, a report in Russia Today said. The 100-metre long trawler was built in 1989 and was equipped to freeze and can fish.

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A freezer trawler has sunk in a peninsula off the coast of Russia, killing at least 56 crew members. A massive rescue operation involving more than 1,300 people is now underway after the ship, carrying an international crew of 132, sank in the Sea of Okhotsk in just 15 minutes. Rescued crew members reported that the ship, called the Dalny Vostock, was unstable because of empty fuel tanks and a lack of ballast as it sailed through the Kamchatka Peninsula. The Russian freezer trawler, called the Dalny Vostok, that sank while carrying 132 crew members at 4am on Thursday morning local time. At least 54 bodies have been recovered in the huge rescue operation . Map showing the location of the disaster. There are 13 members of the crew are still missing after the trawler tipped over when a fishing net was pulled in, a regional governor told Russian television on Thursday . It tipped over when a fishing net weighing 80 tons was pulled in, said Oleg Kozhemyako, acting governor of the nearby Sakhalin region. Kozhemyako's comments on Russian television came after the federal Investigative Committee said it was considering all possible causes for the sinking, but it was likely that the trawler hit 'an object' floating in the sea, perhaps drifting ice. More than 26 fishing boats in the area have helped to rescue members of the crew, but have also recovered 56 bodies. The disaster happened at around 4am local time, and the trawler did not send any distress signals before it sank, the Interfax News Agency said. Early reports added that the Dalny Vostok sank in just 15 minutes after its engine compartment had been flooded. So far 63 people have been rescued, with survivors suffering from hypothermia and other injuries being airlifted to hospital. At the latest count there are 13 people still missing. An emergency services representative told local media that two of the bodies were found on Thursday evening - one in a lifeboat 105 kilometres (65 miles) away, and the other in the water nearby. Those saved had managed to get into lifeboats and some had put on wet suits. The Russian Emergencies Ministry sent an Mi-8 helicopter with rescuers and doctors aboard to treat and transport rescued crew members to hospitals in the city of Magadan, it said on its website. A rescuer uses a satellite phone while onboard a helicopter as they fly over the Sea of Okhotsk scouring the waters for survivors. Around 1,300 fishermen and emergency staff are involved in the rescue operation . A Russian Emergencies Ministry ship looks for survivors after the Dalny Vostock sank. Temperatures in the water can dip to as low as -2 degrees celsius, and so far it is confirmed that 56 crew members have drowned . A telephone hotline for families of the crew has also been set up. Among the 132 crew members, 78 are from Russia, 42 from Myanmar and the rest from Latvia, Ukraine and Vanuatu. Pyotr Osichansky, president of the Far Eastern Association of Sea Captains, told Russian television that when the trawler last docked in Russia, in January, it had fewer than 70 crew members. The additional crew members were most likely picked up in Pusan, South Korea, and were working illegally, he said. The Sea of Okhotsk is the coldest sea in East Asia with the air temperature plummeting to -20 degrees Celsius in the winter months. Following the tragedy 63 people have been rescued, but the bodies of 56 sailors have been pulled from the freezing sea. Early reports say the trawler sank in 15 minutes when its engine room was flooded . Between October and April the area the area is 'constantly' covered with ice and there is very little rain, according to Encyclopedia Britannica. Survivors of the incident are reportedly being interviewed as well as the owners of the trawler, as the police start investigating the disaster. It is understood they are questioning whether there was a violation of safety procedures that led to more deaths, a report in Russia Today said. The 100-metre long trawler was built in 1989 and was equipped to freeze and can fish.

[Assistant] A Russian freezer trawler called the Dalny Vostok sank in the Sea of Okhotsk, killing at least 56 crew members. The ship, carrying 132 crew members, was on a fishing trip when it tipped over due to unstable conditions, including empty fuel tanks and a lack of ballast. The trawler sank in just 15 minutes, with 63 people rescued so far, including 13 still missing. The incident occurred on Thursday morning, and temperatures in the water can dip to as low as -2 degrees Celsius. The Russian government is investigating the cause of the sinking, with reports suggesting it may

Trawler was carrying 132 crew members when it sank in Sea of Okhotsk .
Fishing boats in the area have helped emergency services with rescue .
At least 56 people have died after ship sank in just 15 minutes .
Sea is coldest in East Asia with air temperatures of -20 degrees Celsius .