Prompt: She might be a new mother to twins but that didn't prevent a fresh-faced Charlene of Monaco from cutting a glamorous figure as she presented a sports prize this morning. Resplendent in an edgy navy leather jacket and a matching tailored dress, the 37-year-old was all smiles as she presented tennis ace Novak Djokovic with his Sportsman of the Year prize. The presentation of the award, which was bestowed on Djokovic by the Laureus Sport for Good Foundation, came during the Laureus World Sports Awards. Scroll down for video . Princess with prizes: Charlene allows herself a chuckle as she hands the award to Novak Djokovic . Although the main ceremony took place in Shanghai, Charlene's star turn took place in Monte Carlo instead, with the moment projected onto big screens in front of a glitzy audience of actors and sports stars. Among the big names celebrating with Djokovic, albeit from a distance, were actors Benedict Cumberbatch and Henry Cavill and model Karolina Kurkova. While Cumberbatch, who was hosting the main event, and 31-year-old Cavill have no clear links to sport,  Charlene's own sporting pedigree is impeccable. A successful swimmer, she burst onto the scene in 1999 at the All Africa Games in Johannesburg where she picked up three golds and a silver for her native South Africa. Glamorous gathering: The 37-year-old royal cut an elegant figure during the presentation ceremony . Sporting pedigree: Charlene has an impressive sporting pedigree of her own and was an Olympic swimmer . Chuffed: Mr Djokovic looked suitably thrilled with his Sportsman of the Year award . She went on to compete in the 2000 Olympics but narrowly missed out on the 2008 event after spending 18 months out with shoulder injury. Since marrying Monaco's Prince Albert in July 2011, she has used her position to promote a number of sporting initiatives via the Princess Charlene Foundation. Of these, the best known is a programme that encourages children to learn to swim, while emphasising water safety. Today's outing, for the Laureus Sport for Good Foundation, dovetails with her own charitable ambitions and promotes excellence in sport, as well as positive social change. Now a mother to four-month-old twins Gabriella Thérèse Marie and Jacques Honoré Rainier, Charlene is attending fewer engagements than previously but remains a familiar sight at sporting events. Surprise guests: Mr Cavill and Mr Cumberbatch chat while showing their support for the sporting event . Roles: Mr Cavill's new film Superman vs. Batman isn't far off, while Mr Cumberbatch is prepping for Hamlet . Adding some glamour: Model Karolina Kurkova and Paralympic cycling star Sarah Storey .

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She might be a new mother to twins but that didn't prevent a fresh-faced Charlene of Monaco from cutting a glamorous figure as she presented a sports prize this morning. Resplendent in an edgy navy leather jacket and a matching tailored dress, the 37-year-old was all smiles as she presented tennis ace Novak Djokovic with his Sportsman of the Year prize. The presentation of the award, which was bestowed on Djokovic by the Laureus Sport for Good Foundation, came during the Laureus World Sports Awards. Scroll down for video . Princess with prizes: Charlene allows herself a chuckle as she hands the award to Novak Djokovic . Although the main ceremony took place in Shanghai, Charlene's star turn took place in Monte Carlo instead, with the moment projected onto big screens in front of a glitzy audience of actors and sports stars. Among the big names celebrating with Djokovic, albeit from a distance, were actors Benedict Cumberbatch and Henry Cavill and model Karolina Kurkova. While Cumberbatch, who was hosting the main event, and 31-year-old Cavill have no clear links to sport,  Charlene's own sporting pedigree is impeccable. A successful swimmer, she burst onto the scene in 1999 at the All Africa Games in Johannesburg where she picked up three golds and a silver for her native South Africa. Glamorous gathering: The 37-year-old royal cut an elegant figure during the presentation ceremony . Sporting pedigree: Charlene has an impressive sporting pedigree of her own and was an Olympic swimmer . Chuffed: Mr Djokovic looked suitably thrilled with his Sportsman of the Year award . She went on to compete in the 2000 Olympics but narrowly missed out on the 2008 event after spending 18 months out with shoulder injury. Since marrying Monaco's Prince Albert in July 2011, she has used her position to promote a number of sporting initiatives via the Princess Charlene Foundation. Of these, the best known is a programme that encourages children to learn to swim, while emphasising water safety. Today's outing, for the Laureus Sport for Good Foundation, dovetails with her own charitable ambitions and promotes excellence in sport, as well as positive social change. Now a mother to four-month-old twins Gabriella Thérèse Marie and Jacques Honoré Rainier, Charlene is attending fewer engagements than previously but remains a familiar sight at sporting events. Surprise guests: Mr Cavill and Mr Cumberbatch chat while showing their support for the sporting event . Roles: Mr Cavill's new film Superman vs. Batman isn't far off, while Mr Cumberbatch is prepping for Hamlet . Adding some glamour: Model Karolina Kurkova and Paralympic cycling star Sarah Storey .

[Assistant] Princess Charlene of Monaco attended the Laureus World Sports Awards in Monte Carlo, presenting tennis ace Novak Djokovic with the Sportsman of the Year prize. Despite being a new mother to twins, Charlene still managed to make a glamorous impression, wearing an edgy navy leather jacket and a matching tailored dress. The 37-year-old royal was present at the event, which was hosted by Benedict Cumberbatch and Henry Cavill, and attended by other celebrities such as Karolina Kurkova and Sarah Storey. Charlene's sporting pedigree is impressive, having competed in the 2000 Olympics and been an Olympic swimmer

Princess Charlene presented Novak Djokovic with a sports award .
Charlene was glamorous in navy as she handed over the gong in Monaco .
Award was part of a ceremony taking place in Shanghai .
Glitzy event was attended by Benedict Cumberbatch and Henry Cavill .


Prompt: (CNN)The new emojis are here! On Thursday, Apple released a new version of its mobile operating system that includes more diversity than ever when it comes to the race, ethnicity and sexual orientation of its emojis -- those cute little images that users can insert into text messages or emails when words alone just won't cut it. The reaction to this new lineup is, as should be expected with almost anything new in today's hypersensitive climate, a range of cheers and jeers. Why is any of this important, you may ask? For many, these images are far more than tiny clip art for texting. Rather they are seen as recognition that their own ethnicity, sexual orientation, race or even hair color is part of mainstream America -- despite what others might say. This matters in a digital age where texting is how most people communicate and represent themselves dozens -- if not hundreds -- of times every day. Think receiving a text of an image of a person smiling. Or more accurately, think of a white face smiling because up until Thursday's update, all the emojis had pale skin. But that has all changed. Now there's a range of emoji skin tones to pick from, including yellow, brown and black.  I'm sure few people will be upset with this development. But how about in December? Why? Now that will be able to choose the skin tones for each human emoji, and that will also include ... Santa Claus. That shrieking sound you may have heard was from Fox News' Megyn Kelly, who famously stated in 2013 that Santa Claus is absolutely, definitely and without a doubt a white guy.  In fact, thanks to Apple, we may even see Brown Santa emojis this December. (Could that mean he's a Muslim Santa?! Cue even more shrieking from Fox News.) There is more. Apple has now given us gay and lesbian couple emojis, kissing with a heart over their heads. This inclusiveness was cheered by at least one gay news service on Twitter. It's not yet clear if a person who likes to use same-sex kissing emoji couples can be denied service by a person who objects on grounds of "religious liberty." But it would be interesting to hear what any of the 2016 GOP presidential candidates might have to say about "gay emojis." And I would predict some conservative will claim that the kissing gay emojis will turn children gay. The fact is, when you embrace diversity, you will still leave out other minority groups. Redheads, for example, are pretty pissed off because there are no emojis featuring their hair color. In fact, supporters of a redheaded emoji have started a petition that has already garnered several thousand signatures. Even expanding the flags represented by emojis, as Apple has done, comes at some peril. Apparently Canada is overjoyed that finally Apple has included it. But Armenians are not happy they were left out. I must admit that being partially of Palestinian heritage, it's heartening to see that despite the fact that some refuse to recognize a Palestinian state, Apple has chosen to now include a Palestinian flag emoji. Armenia, I feel your pain. Of course the bigger question in the whole diverse-emoji issue is: What took Apple so long? How hard could it have been to add different skin colors to pick from? That the company (finally) did is a step in the right direction: America's demographics are changing, so our representations of who we are -- even representations as tiny as emojis -- should reflect this. Apple has "evolved" in showing diversity -- from brown people to same-sex couples. Maybe "religious liberty" conservatives who discriminate will follow.

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(CNN)The new emojis are here! On Thursday, Apple released a new version of its mobile operating system that includes more diversity than ever when it comes to the race, ethnicity and sexual orientation of its emojis -- those cute little images that users can insert into text messages or emails when words alone just won't cut it. The reaction to this new lineup is, as should be expected with almost anything new in today's hypersensitive climate, a range of cheers and jeers. Why is any of this important, you may ask? For many, these images are far more than tiny clip art for texting. Rather they are seen as recognition that their own ethnicity, sexual orientation, race or even hair color is part of mainstream America -- despite what others might say. This matters in a digital age where texting is how most people communicate and represent themselves dozens -- if not hundreds -- of times every day. Think receiving a text of an image of a person smiling. Or more accurately, think of a white face smiling because up until Thursday's update, all the emojis had pale skin. But that has all changed. Now there's a range of emoji skin tones to pick from, including yellow, brown and black.  I'm sure few people will be upset with this development. But how about in December? Why? Now that will be able to choose the skin tones for each human emoji, and that will also include ... Santa Claus. That shrieking sound you may have heard was from Fox News' Megyn Kelly, who famously stated in 2013 that Santa Claus is absolutely, definitely and without a doubt a white guy.  In fact, thanks to Apple, we may even see Brown Santa emojis this December. (Could that mean he's a Muslim Santa?! Cue even more shrieking from Fox News.) There is more. Apple has now given us gay and lesbian couple emojis, kissing with a heart over their heads. This inclusiveness was cheered by at least one gay news service on Twitter. It's not yet clear if a person who likes to use same-sex kissing emoji couples can be denied service by a person who objects on grounds of "religious liberty." But it would be interesting to hear what any of the 2016 GOP presidential candidates might have to say about "gay emojis." And I would predict some conservative will claim that the kissing gay emojis will turn children gay. The fact is, when you embrace diversity, you will still leave out other minority groups. Redheads, for example, are pretty pissed off because there are no emojis featuring their hair color. In fact, supporters of a redheaded emoji have started a petition that has already garnered several thousand signatures. Even expanding the flags represented by emojis, as Apple has done, comes at some peril. Apparently Canada is overjoyed that finally Apple has included it. But Armenians are not happy they were left out. I must admit that being partially of Palestinian heritage, it's heartening to see that despite the fact that some refuse to recognize a Palestinian state, Apple has chosen to now include a Palestinian flag emoji. Armenia, I feel your pain. Of course the bigger question in the whole diverse-emoji issue is: What took Apple so long? How hard could it have been to add different skin colors to pick from? That the company (finally) did is a step in the right direction: America's demographics are changing, so our representations of who we are -- even representations as tiny as emojis -- should reflect this. Apple has "evolved" in showing diversity -- from brown people to same-sex couples. Maybe "religious liberty" conservatives who discriminate will follow.

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The article discusses Apple's new emojis, which include more diversity in terms of race, ethnicity, and sexual orientation. The new lineup includes emojis with skin tones such as yellow, brown, and black, as well as a range of skin tones for human faces, including Santa Claus. The inclusion of these emojis is seen as a step towards greater representation and inclusivity in digital communication.

The reaction to the new emojis has been mixed, with some people expressing excitement and others criticizing the lack of diversity. Some individuals, such as those who identify as LGBTQ+, have welcomed the new emojis as a positive step towards greater inclusivity.

However, some groups

Dean Obeidallah: Apple's new emoji lineup is diverse in race, ethnicity and sexual orientation .
It's just like America, but what took Apple so long? Obeidallah asks .
He says change may rankle (or win over?) conservatives who discriminate against people because of their sexual orientation .


Prompt: The Arkansas judge who posted private details of Charlize Theron's adoption of her son has been forced to hand in his law licence because of a bribery conviction in a separate case. By surrendering his licence, circuit Judge Michael Maggio has avoided a disciplinary hearing over the conviction, for which he faces up to 10 years in prison and a $250,000 fine when he is sentenced in July. Maggio, 52, sparked controversy last March when he admitted posting a series of comments that were racist, sexist and offensive towards the LGBT community over the past several years. Charlize Theron pictured with Jackson, the boy she adopted from her native South Africa. Michael Maggio revealed the Hollywood actress had adopted two months before she announced it publically . Theron with her partner Sean Penn. Maggio initially pretended a friend had been the judge who oversaw the star's adoption hearing . Using the under the pseudonym 'geauxjudge', Maggio made the comments on the on a Louisiana State University fan message board. His comments in January 2012 divulged details of Theron's adoption - two months before she publicly released the information. On the message board, Maggio said a 'judge friend' had handled  Theron's adoption, before admitting that he was also involved in the case. When a poster asked if she had adopted a black child, he said that she had. Such proceedings are confidential in Arkansas. Theron adopted the boy, Jackson, from her native South Africa. In a June 2011 posting, 'geauxjudge' suggested that women who seek divorces after their husbands cheat may be better off financially by staying married. 'I see it everyday,' he wrote. 'A woman makes (an) emotional decision to divorce because the husband stepped out. When otherwise he was a good provider, father, and husband. 'Then a year or two later realizes uh oh I am worse off financially, emotionally and relationship wise but hey they showed that SOB. Too many times the women get their advice from other divorced women.' In another, Maggio, who has three sons and two daughters from a previous relationship and lives with his partner, Dawn, made derogatory comments about women, saying they needed to take care of a man's two basic needs for sex and food, adding: 'It takes two to pull the wagon'. Responding to a story about a woman who was arrested for allegedly having sex with a dog, 'geauxjudge' wrote that it was 'just a small step' from having 'TGGLBS' sex, an apparent reference to transgender, gay, lesbian or bisexual sex. Two months after he pleaded guilty to federal bribery charges Maggio filed a request with the Arkansas Supreme Court in March to voluntarily surrender his law licence in order to 'avoid the expense, stress and publicity of further addressing his [bribery] conviction', according to court notes. Now he has been completely barred from practising law in Arkansas and removed from the state's registry of licensed attorneys. A call to his lawyer for comment by the Associated Press was not immediately returned yesterday. Theron with Jackson in LA in February. Adoption proceedings are confidential in Arkansas but Maggio leaked details of the actress's hearing . Maggio, who has five children from a previous relationship, is pictured with his partner, Dawn, left and right . Postings on the website TigerDroppings.com show Maggio discussing confidential information about Theron's adoption application . Prosecutors in Maggio's bribery case said he accepted campaign donations from nursing home owner Michael Morton and a lobbyist in exchange for reducing a jury award in a negligence case. In that case, Maggio reduced the jury award from $5.2 million to $1 million in a lawsuit stemming from the death of a nursing home patient. Campaign finance records showed Morton's political action committees contributed money to Maggio's campaign for the Arkansas Court of Appeals. The family of the woman who died, Martha Bull, filed a lawsuit late last year against Maggio, nursing home owner Michael Morton and lobbyist Gilbert Baker protesting the reduction of the award. A circuit court judge dismissed Maggio from the civil case last month, but not the other two defendants, saying Maggio had judicial immunity because he was acting in his official capacity as a judge.

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The Arkansas judge who posted private details of Charlize Theron's adoption of her son has been forced to hand in his law licence because of a bribery conviction in a separate case. By surrendering his licence, circuit Judge Michael Maggio has avoided a disciplinary hearing over the conviction, for which he faces up to 10 years in prison and a $250,000 fine when he is sentenced in July. Maggio, 52, sparked controversy last March when he admitted posting a series of comments that were racist, sexist and offensive towards the LGBT community over the past several years. Charlize Theron pictured with Jackson, the boy she adopted from her native South Africa. Michael Maggio revealed the Hollywood actress had adopted two months before she announced it publically . Theron with her partner Sean Penn. Maggio initially pretended a friend had been the judge who oversaw the star's adoption hearing . Using the under the pseudonym 'geauxjudge', Maggio made the comments on the on a Louisiana State University fan message board. His comments in January 2012 divulged details of Theron's adoption - two months before she publicly released the information. On the message board, Maggio said a 'judge friend' had handled  Theron's adoption, before admitting that he was also involved in the case. When a poster asked if she had adopted a black child, he said that she had. Such proceedings are confidential in Arkansas. Theron adopted the boy, Jackson, from her native South Africa. In a June 2011 posting, 'geauxjudge' suggested that women who seek divorces after their husbands cheat may be better off financially by staying married. 'I see it everyday,' he wrote. 'A woman makes (an) emotional decision to divorce because the husband stepped out. When otherwise he was a good provider, father, and husband. 'Then a year or two later realizes uh oh I am worse off financially, emotionally and relationship wise but hey they showed that SOB. Too many times the women get their advice from other divorced women.' In another, Maggio, who has three sons and two daughters from a previous relationship and lives with his partner, Dawn, made derogatory comments about women, saying they needed to take care of a man's two basic needs for sex and food, adding: 'It takes two to pull the wagon'. Responding to a story about a woman who was arrested for allegedly having sex with a dog, 'geauxjudge' wrote that it was 'just a small step' from having 'TGGLBS' sex, an apparent reference to transgender, gay, lesbian or bisexual sex. Two months after he pleaded guilty to federal bribery charges Maggio filed a request with the Arkansas Supreme Court in March to voluntarily surrender his law licence in order to 'avoid the expense, stress and publicity of further addressing his [bribery] conviction', according to court notes. Now he has been completely barred from practising law in Arkansas and removed from the state's registry of licensed attorneys. A call to his lawyer for comment by the Associated Press was not immediately returned yesterday. Theron with Jackson in LA in February. Adoption proceedings are confidential in Arkansas but Maggio leaked details of the actress's hearing . Maggio, who has five children from a previous relationship, is pictured with his partner, Dawn, left and right . Postings on the website TigerDroppings.com show Maggio discussing confidential information about Theron's adoption application . Prosecutors in Maggio's bribery case said he accepted campaign donations from nursing home owner Michael Morton and a lobbyist in exchange for reducing a jury award in a negligence case. In that case, Maggio reduced the jury award from $5.2 million to $1 million in a lawsuit stemming from the death of a nursing home patient. Campaign finance records showed Morton's political action committees contributed money to Maggio's campaign for the Arkansas Court of Appeals. The family of the woman who died, Martha Bull, filed a lawsuit late last year against Maggio, nursing home owner Michael Morton and lobbyist Gilbert Baker protesting the reduction of the award. A circuit court judge dismissed Maggio from the civil case last month, but not the other two defendants, saying Maggio had judicial immunity because he was acting in his official capacity as a judge.

[Assistant] A Arkansas judge, Michael Maggio, has been forced to surrender his law license due to a bribery conviction. Maggio, 52, initially admitted to posting racist and offensive comments on a fan message board in 2012, which included details of Charlize Theron's adoption of her son Jackson. The comments sparked controversy and led to Theron publicly announcing her adoption. Maggio initially pretended to be a friend of a judge who oversaw Theron's adoption hearing, but later admitted to being involved in the case. He was also involved in a separate bribery case, where he accepted campaign donations in exchange for reducing a jury award.

Michael Maggio is already banned for life from holding judicial office for revealing actress's adoption of boy two months before she went public .
Posted on Louisiana State University sports forum in 2012 that Theron had applied to take on the youngster in same court division where he served .
As 'geauxjudge' he also posted derogatory comments about women .
Faces prison sentence of 10 years and $250,000 fine for bribery conviction .


Prompt: A tiny Scottish hamlet named Towie is bracing itself for the world's next gold rush - after prospectors found evidence that it sits on major deposits. The remote community in Aberdeenshire does not even have a shop but local streams have been well known for grains of gold of 'significant size' for decades. Towie has been ignored by investors in favour of the oil industry but a two-year investigation has revealed the possible existence of gold deposits worth millions. A significant deposit is believed by scientists to lie somewhere near Towie which shares its name with the popular Essex reality TV show . Sleepy Towie, population 300, has a single road, a few houses, primary school, church, graveyard and a community hall . Turkish mining giant Koza Altin Isletmeleri and a Highland firm GreenOre are now seeking planning permission for further investigation. GreenOre managing director Gavin Berkenheger, 31, said: 'This area in Aberdeenshire has all the right hallmarks of a major deposit to be hiding underneath the surface. 'We looked at the geology and found some really exciting rocks with potential for a large deposit. 'Over two years we have found that the whole of Aberdeenshire is a ripe area for gold mineralisation. We're just trying to locate where the gold deposit is.' He added: 'A 3.5million ounce gold deposit is currently being developed by Dalradian Gold in Northern Ireland. We hope to repeat this success.' Sleepy Towie, population 300, has a single road, a few houses, primary school, church, graveyard and a community hall. Gold was discovered by Aberdeen University in nearby Rhynie in the 1990s and has long been spotted in local streams. Gold was discovered by Aberdeen University in nearby Rhynie in the 1990s and it has long been spotted in local streams . GreenOre Gold has been working on the site for the last two years and more recently received backing from Koza, controlled by Turkish businessman Hamdi Akin Ipek. They have carried out test drills with more planned, pending pemission. Mr. Berkenheger said the the development of a gold mine was at a very early stage but claimed the area had 'enormous potential'. Panning for gold: Local streams have been well known for grains of gold of 'significant size' for decades . He added: 'We're testing the rock and soil to sample whether it has the potential for gold beneath it. 'We're trying to locate where this deposit will be and we will jump those hurdles when we get there. 'The only way we will know for sure is when we start drilling which we hope to be doing next year. 'Initially we will cover the area with stream sediment sampling - the old-school way. 'Then from the streams with high gold content, we will crack open any rocks we think have the potential of hosting gold. 'The mineral sector has neglected for too long in Scotland because we're so rich with oil and gas but we don't have to be so reliant on that because we're also rich with mineral deposits.' Locals said the prospect of finding gold was 'exciting'. Peter Argyle, local councillor for Aboyne, Upper Deeside and Donside, said: 'Having gold in the area is a very exciting prospect, but it is something that will require a great deal of thought and consultation. 'I'm only just beginning to wrap my head around it. 'At the moment I'm neither jumping up and down or have my head in my hands in dismay. I think we need a lot more information.' Resident Eileen Davies, 79, said: 'We lack population so it could be good for the area. With these kinds of things some people will like it, and some people won't.' Aberdeenshire Council declined to comment before the submission of planning applications and said they would 'wait to see if it comes about' Towie resident and full-time mum Jade Anderson added: 'If it brings jobs to the community then I am all for it - but only as long as it doesn't affect the farming community because that is what the area is about.' GreenOre already has a licence from the Crown Estate to search for gold in the undulating hills between Rhynie and Aboyne. Aberdeenshire Council declined to comment before the submission of planning applications and said they would 'wait to see if it comes about'.

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A tiny Scottish hamlet named Towie is bracing itself for the world's next gold rush - after prospectors found evidence that it sits on major deposits. The remote community in Aberdeenshire does not even have a shop but local streams have been well known for grains of gold of 'significant size' for decades. Towie has been ignored by investors in favour of the oil industry but a two-year investigation has revealed the possible existence of gold deposits worth millions. A significant deposit is believed by scientists to lie somewhere near Towie which shares its name with the popular Essex reality TV show . Sleepy Towie, population 300, has a single road, a few houses, primary school, church, graveyard and a community hall . Turkish mining giant Koza Altin Isletmeleri and a Highland firm GreenOre are now seeking planning permission for further investigation. GreenOre managing director Gavin Berkenheger, 31, said: 'This area in Aberdeenshire has all the right hallmarks of a major deposit to be hiding underneath the surface. 'We looked at the geology and found some really exciting rocks with potential for a large deposit. 'Over two years we have found that the whole of Aberdeenshire is a ripe area for gold mineralisation. We're just trying to locate where the gold deposit is.' He added: 'A 3.5million ounce gold deposit is currently being developed by Dalradian Gold in Northern Ireland. We hope to repeat this success.' Sleepy Towie, population 300, has a single road, a few houses, primary school, church, graveyard and a community hall. Gold was discovered by Aberdeen University in nearby Rhynie in the 1990s and has long been spotted in local streams. Gold was discovered by Aberdeen University in nearby Rhynie in the 1990s and it has long been spotted in local streams . GreenOre Gold has been working on the site for the last two years and more recently received backing from Koza, controlled by Turkish businessman Hamdi Akin Ipek. They have carried out test drills with more planned, pending pemission. Mr. Berkenheger said the the development of a gold mine was at a very early stage but claimed the area had 'enormous potential'. Panning for gold: Local streams have been well known for grains of gold of 'significant size' for decades . He added: 'We're testing the rock and soil to sample whether it has the potential for gold beneath it. 'We're trying to locate where this deposit will be and we will jump those hurdles when we get there. 'The only way we will know for sure is when we start drilling which we hope to be doing next year. 'Initially we will cover the area with stream sediment sampling - the old-school way. 'Then from the streams with high gold content, we will crack open any rocks we think have the potential of hosting gold. 'The mineral sector has neglected for too long in Scotland because we're so rich with oil and gas but we don't have to be so reliant on that because we're also rich with mineral deposits.' Locals said the prospect of finding gold was 'exciting'. Peter Argyle, local councillor for Aboyne, Upper Deeside and Donside, said: 'Having gold in the area is a very exciting prospect, but it is something that will require a great deal of thought and consultation. 'I'm only just beginning to wrap my head around it. 'At the moment I'm neither jumping up and down or have my head in my hands in dismay. I think we need a lot more information.' Resident Eileen Davies, 79, said: 'We lack population so it could be good for the area. With these kinds of things some people will like it, and some people won't.' Aberdeenshire Council declined to comment before the submission of planning applications and said they would 'wait to see if it comes about' Towie resident and full-time mum Jade Anderson added: 'If it brings jobs to the community then I am all for it - but only as long as it doesn't affect the farming community because that is what the area is about.' GreenOre already has a licence from the Crown Estate to search for gold in the undulating hills between Rhynie and Aboyne. Aberdeenshire Council declined to comment before the submission of planning applications and said they would 'wait to see if it comes about'.

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A small Scottish hamlet called Towie in Aberdeenshire is bracing itself for a potential gold rush after prospectors discovered evidence of significant gold deposits in the area. The remote community, with a population of 300, has been ignored by investors in favor of the oil industry. However, a two-year investigation by local mining firm GreenOre has revealed the possibility of gold deposits worth millions.

The discovery was made by testing streams and rocks in the area, and experts believe that a significant deposit lies near Towie. Turkish mining giant Koza Altin Isletmeleri and Highland firm GreenOre are now seeking planning permission to

'Significant' ore deposit could herald the beginning of highland gold rush .
Turkish mining giant and UK's GreenOre look to make further exploration .
Small community cautiously optimistic about find but wants to know more .


Prompt: A father whose 20-year-old daughter was found murdered in Iowa last year made a desperate plea from China for U.S. authorities to do more in tracking down her killer, six months after the girl's body was discovered. And police in Iowa seem to have now answered it, by issuing a warrant for the girl's boyfriend, according to reports. Tong Shao, a chemical engineering student at Iowa State University, went missing in September 2014. After a three week search, police found her body stuffed in the trunk of her Toyota Camry in Iowa City. Shao's boyfriend, Xiangnan Li, 23, was listed as a person of interest in the case and is believed to have been the last person to see her alive, however he bought a one-way ticket to China in the days after his girlfriend went missing and has disappeared, CNN reported. Wanted for murder: An arrest warrant has reportedly been issued for , Xiangnan Li, 23 (right), the boyfriend of Tong Shaom 20 (left), a University of Iowa student found murdered in September after going missing . Li had transferred to Iowa from Rochester Institute of Technology to be closer to Tong. The two had meet studying English in Beijing in 2011. They had checked into a hotel room together on September 5, 2014. The pair had stayed at the same hotel three times before and the owner knew them. According to police records obtained by CNN, two days earlier Tong had accidentally called Li - or 'pocket dialed' him - and he stayed on the line for 30 minutes, overhearing a conversation. Tong was complaining about Li to a friend and said things that 'were not nice', the records noted. The owner of the hotel told investigators Li left the hotel either on the night of September 6 or the morning of September 7, which he said was unusual, because he usually had to tell the couple to leave after the checkout time of 11am. Li boarded a plane to China in Cedar Rapids, with a stopover in Chicago, on September 8. He landed September 10. Before Li left Iowa, a text from his phone was sent to one of Tong's roommates. 'This message was purportedly from (Tong) and read that Li had an emergency in China and was flying back there, that she was going to take a bus to Minnesota to visit friends, and she would return in about a week,' the police documents stated. On September 9, Karen Yang, a friend of Li's sent him a message asking how things were going with Tong. 'Fine for now,' he replied. Killed: Tong Shao, 20, was found dead in her Toyota Camry on September 26 at an apartment complex in southeast Iowa City. Police believe she had been in the car for three weeks . Disappeared: Police say Li boarded a plane to China in Cedar Rapids, with a stopover in Chicago, on September 8, less than two days after his girlfriend was last seen alive . Tong's roommate, Jean, filed a missing person report on September 18, when she couldn't contact her. Together her roommates reached out to Tong's friends in Minnesota via social media, however they had not heard from her. On September 26 were body was found in her car parked near a low income housing complex on the outskirts of Iowa City. Residents had reported a foul smell, and responding officers wore Hazmat suits while inspecting the car, KCCI 8 reported at the time. Tong was found in the trunk, where her body had been for about three weeks, and next to her was a 15-pound barbell. An autopsy showed Tong died of  asphyxiation and blunt force trauma. A towel from the hotel had been wrapped around her head, according to police records. Inside the car police found copies of Li's flight information. Scene: Investigators had to don Hazmat suits to inspect Tong's car. Her body is believed to have been in the trunk for three weeks before they found it . Investigation: Tong died of blunt force trauma and asphyxiation. Her body was wrapped in a towel, and next to it was a 15-pound barbell, police say . Stench: Investigators grimace at the smell emanating from Tong's car after finding it dumped in September . A search of their hotel room found 'splatters and drips of various dried liquids throughout the room and behind the headboards of the beds,' the records said, concluding that 'it is possible her death may have occurred in the hotel room'. Tong's father, Chunsheng Shao, told CNN he was informed by detectives last month that an arrest warrant had been issued for Li. Li is wanted for the first-degree murder of Tong Shao. Police would not confirm this, saying their investigations are ongoing. While it is the first break in the case since the discovery of Tong's body, Mr Shao says he wants more to be done in solving his daughter's murder. Mr Shao and his wife saved $100,000 to send their daughter to university, and believed Iowa would be a quiet, safe place for her. 'We've given all our love to our daughter'" Mr Shao said. 'I feel my life is meaningless after losing her.' Tragic: Tong, a junior chemical engineering student from China, was last seen in Ames more than three weeks before her body was discovered . While the U.S. has strong ties with China, there is no extradition treaty between the two. Legal experts say the most likely outcome is that China would prosecute people within China for crimes committed elsewhere. For Mr Shao, more needs to be done. 'We now plead with you, the U.S. authorities ...  share the evidence you have gathered with the Chinese authorities,' he said. 'This honorable act could very well save the life of other innocent and vulnerable victims, and will most assuredly allow the soul of our precious daughter to be comforted and rest in peace.'

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A father whose 20-year-old daughter was found murdered in Iowa last year made a desperate plea from China for U.S. authorities to do more in tracking down her killer, six months after the girl's body was discovered. And police in Iowa seem to have now answered it, by issuing a warrant for the girl's boyfriend, according to reports. Tong Shao, a chemical engineering student at Iowa State University, went missing in September 2014. After a three week search, police found her body stuffed in the trunk of her Toyota Camry in Iowa City. Shao's boyfriend, Xiangnan Li, 23, was listed as a person of interest in the case and is believed to have been the last person to see her alive, however he bought a one-way ticket to China in the days after his girlfriend went missing and has disappeared, CNN reported. Wanted for murder: An arrest warrant has reportedly been issued for , Xiangnan Li, 23 (right), the boyfriend of Tong Shaom 20 (left), a University of Iowa student found murdered in September after going missing . Li had transferred to Iowa from Rochester Institute of Technology to be closer to Tong. The two had meet studying English in Beijing in 2011. They had checked into a hotel room together on September 5, 2014. The pair had stayed at the same hotel three times before and the owner knew them. According to police records obtained by CNN, two days earlier Tong had accidentally called Li - or 'pocket dialed' him - and he stayed on the line for 30 minutes, overhearing a conversation. Tong was complaining about Li to a friend and said things that 'were not nice', the records noted. The owner of the hotel told investigators Li left the hotel either on the night of September 6 or the morning of September 7, which he said was unusual, because he usually had to tell the couple to leave after the checkout time of 11am. Li boarded a plane to China in Cedar Rapids, with a stopover in Chicago, on September 8. He landed September 10. Before Li left Iowa, a text from his phone was sent to one of Tong's roommates. 'This message was purportedly from (Tong) and read that Li had an emergency in China and was flying back there, that she was going to take a bus to Minnesota to visit friends, and she would return in about a week,' the police documents stated. On September 9, Karen Yang, a friend of Li's sent him a message asking how things were going with Tong. 'Fine for now,' he replied. Killed: Tong Shao, 20, was found dead in her Toyota Camry on September 26 at an apartment complex in southeast Iowa City. Police believe she had been in the car for three weeks . Disappeared: Police say Li boarded a plane to China in Cedar Rapids, with a stopover in Chicago, on September 8, less than two days after his girlfriend was last seen alive . Tong's roommate, Jean, filed a missing person report on September 18, when she couldn't contact her. Together her roommates reached out to Tong's friends in Minnesota via social media, however they had not heard from her. On September 26 were body was found in her car parked near a low income housing complex on the outskirts of Iowa City. Residents had reported a foul smell, and responding officers wore Hazmat suits while inspecting the car, KCCI 8 reported at the time. Tong was found in the trunk, where her body had been for about three weeks, and next to her was a 15-pound barbell. An autopsy showed Tong died of  asphyxiation and blunt force trauma. A towel from the hotel had been wrapped around her head, according to police records. Inside the car police found copies of Li's flight information. Scene: Investigators had to don Hazmat suits to inspect Tong's car. Her body is believed to have been in the trunk for three weeks before they found it . Investigation: Tong died of blunt force trauma and asphyxiation. Her body was wrapped in a towel, and next to it was a 15-pound barbell, police say . Stench: Investigators grimace at the smell emanating from Tong's car after finding it dumped in September . A search of their hotel room found 'splatters and drips of various dried liquids throughout the room and behind the headboards of the beds,' the records said, concluding that 'it is possible her death may have occurred in the hotel room'. Tong's father, Chunsheng Shao, told CNN he was informed by detectives last month that an arrest warrant had been issued for Li. Li is wanted for the first-degree murder of Tong Shao. Police would not confirm this, saying their investigations are ongoing. While it is the first break in the case since the discovery of Tong's body, Mr Shao says he wants more to be done in solving his daughter's murder. Mr Shao and his wife saved $100,000 to send their daughter to university, and believed Iowa would be a quiet, safe place for her. 'We've given all our love to our daughter'" Mr Shao said. 'I feel my life is meaningless after losing her.' Tragic: Tong, a junior chemical engineering student from China, was last seen in Ames more than three weeks before her body was discovered . While the U.S. has strong ties with China, there is no extradition treaty between the two. Legal experts say the most likely outcome is that China would prosecute people within China for crimes committed elsewhere. For Mr Shao, more needs to be done. 'We now plead with you, the U.S. authorities ...  share the evidence you have gathered with the Chinese authorities,' he said. 'This honorable act could very well save the life of other innocent and vulnerable victims, and will most assuredly allow the soul of our precious daughter to be comforted and rest in peace.'

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A 20-year-old Chinese-American woman, Tong Shao, was found murdered in Iowa City, Iowa, six months after her body was discovered. Her boyfriend, Xiangnan Li, 23, was listed as a person of interest in the case. Li had transferred to Iowa from Rochester Institute of Technology and had been in contact with Tong after she went missing in September 2014.

According to police records, Tong had accidentally called Li on the day she went missing, and he had stayed on the line for 30 minutes, overhearing a conversation. Li left the hotel on September 6 or 7, boarded a

Tong Shao, 20, was an international student from China attending Iowa State University .
Her body was found in the trunk of her car in Iowa City on September 26 .
Police believe it had been for three weeks .
She died of blunt force trauma and asphyxiation .
Her boyfriend, Xiangnan Li, 23, was the last to see her, but flew to China on September 8, before Shao was officially missing .
According to Tong's father, an arrest warrant has now been issued .
However Li has disappeared .


Prompt: The culprits behind the Hatton Garden raid may have carried out a similarly audacious burglary just two years earlier in Berlin, it has emerged. In a case which has strikingly similar traits to the £60m heist in London, thieves targeted 294 security vaults during a break-in at the Volksbank in Steglitz, Berlin, in January 2013. The gang, who fled the bank with diamonds, gold and silver worth more than £8.3m, have never been found. Scroll down for video . The culprits behind the Hatton Garden raid (pictured) may have carried out a similarly audacious burglary just two years earlier in Berlin, it has emerged . In a case which has strikingly similar traits to the £60m heist in London, thieves targeted 294 security vaults during a break-in at the Volksbank in Steglitz, Berlin, in January 2013 . It now appears that the Berlin heist bore all the hallmarks of the Easter weekend raid in London. During that near-identical raid - one of the biggest in London's jewellery quarter - 71 security boxes were raided before the gang made off with wheelie bins full of precious stones. The incidents - both of which involved the use of heavy duty drills - enthralled the nation, capturing the public's imagination with each new detail that emerged. During the Berlin theft, robbers are believed to have spent several weeks tunnelling 100ft underground, before drilling through 3ft of concrete walls to break into a bank's strongroom. Police were stumped when they discovered a giant hole cut through the wall with what appeared to be four cylindrical devices. Likewise, robbers in London used a heavy duty drill to bore holes into a reinforced, two-metre-thick wall so they could gain access to the safety deposit boxes. It came after the raiders broke into the building on the second floor, disabling the lift before lowering themselves down the shaft and breaking into the basement. Suspects caught on CCTV during the London heist were also dressed as construction workers - a tactic used in the Berlin raid . In a similar fashion to the German heist, the burglars timed their raid over the Easter bank holiday, entering after the premises emptied on Thursday night and leaving on Easter Sunday . The men then climbed back up to the ground floor to let other gang members in through a side entrance, before all making their way to the vaults where they drilled their way inside. In both cases, police are investigating the possibility of an insider helping the thieves. In London, there was no sign of a forced entry through the fire exit door into the company's premises, indicating they had a key or that someone had let them in from the inside. And in Berlin, police said the thieves had expert knowledge of the layout of the vaults, reiterated by the time they were afforded to create their all-important tunnel. Police later released this photo which they say is one of the suspects in the Berlin tunnel bank robbery . They also released these sketches showing who they believed had carried out the £8.3m raid. No-one has ever been convicted over the crime . Another similarity is the way the burglars disguised themselves before entering the building. The German thieves dressed as workmen and and waited until staff went home for the weekend to enter the bank. The tunnel was not discovered until 6am on the Monday morning when the robbers set fire to the impressive tunnel which breached one of the bank's walls. The robbers then simply used crowbars to smash open the safety deposit boxes. CCTV from the London heist also shows how the suspects dressed as construction workers and gasmen. Similarly, they timed their raid over the Easter bank holiday, entering after the premises emptied on Thursday night and leaving on Easter Sunday. Police investigating the Berlin theft were stumped when they discovered a giant hole cut through the wall with what appeared to be four cylindrical devices . The tunnel was not discovered until 6am on Monday morning when the robbers set fire to the impressive tunnel which breached one of the bank's walls . Meanwhile, in Berlin, police believe the robbers may have spent weeks digging the tunnel after renting a nearby lock-up garage under a false name, which they used to gain access to the strongroom. One of the theories behind the London jewel heist is that a member of the gang had rented a space within the premises. The Hatton Garden Safe Deposit company is housed in a seven-storey building, which accommodates 60 other businesses, including watch traders and diamond wholesalers. In another similarity, the Metropolitan Police were slammed as 'utterly incompetent' following the Hatton Garden raid as it emerged that an alarm going off on Good Friday was ignored. In Germany, private security guards were also blamed for ignoring an alarm which went off in the Volksbank's vaults two days before the crime was discovered. Robbers are believed to have spent several weeks tunnelling 100ft underground and through 3ft of concrete walls to break into a bank's strong room . Safety boxes remain open after the raid at Volksbank. Police believe the robbers may have spent weeks digging the tunnel after renting a nearby lock-up garage under a false name, which they used to gain access . Meanwhile criminologist Richard Hoskins said he has identified 'startling similarities' between the Hatton Garden raid and novel Black Echo, by Michael Connelly. The novel was based on real-life bank robbers dubbed 'The Hole In The Ground Gang' who struck three vaults in LA in 1986 and 1987, and were never caught. In the 1986 robbery, the gang tunneled into a bank vault over a long weekend, triggering alarms on the Friday that were not investigated, before raiding safety deposit boxes stored inside the vaults. It was not until the week following the raids that police were called and discovered the robbers had dug into the vault using heavy machinery, in very similar circumstances to the Hatton Garden raid. In both cases, heavy duty drills were used to break through concrete to gain access to the stolen goods . Value of items taken, including jewels, said to be between £60m and £200m. Raid took place over three-day Easter weekend when workers had left building. 71 safety deposit boxes raided. Burglars used heavy duty drill to bore holes into a reinforced, two-metre-thick wall so they could gain access to boxes. Thieves dressed as workmen and gasmen. Police criticised after alarm ignored on Good Friday. Value of items taken, including diamonds, gold and silver, said to be £8.3m. Raid took place after thieves accessed the building while it was closed for the weekend. 294 security vaults broken into. Burglars also used drill to break through 3ft of concrete walls to break into the bank's strong room. The thieves disguised themselves as workmen. Security guards criticised after alarm went off two days before tunnel found.

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The culprits behind the Hatton Garden raid may have carried out a similarly audacious burglary just two years earlier in Berlin, it has emerged. In a case which has strikingly similar traits to the £60m heist in London, thieves targeted 294 security vaults during a break-in at the Volksbank in Steglitz, Berlin, in January 2013. The gang, who fled the bank with diamonds, gold and silver worth more than £8.3m, have never been found. Scroll down for video . The culprits behind the Hatton Garden raid (pictured) may have carried out a similarly audacious burglary just two years earlier in Berlin, it has emerged . In a case which has strikingly similar traits to the £60m heist in London, thieves targeted 294 security vaults during a break-in at the Volksbank in Steglitz, Berlin, in January 2013 . It now appears that the Berlin heist bore all the hallmarks of the Easter weekend raid in London. During that near-identical raid - one of the biggest in London's jewellery quarter - 71 security boxes were raided before the gang made off with wheelie bins full of precious stones. The incidents - both of which involved the use of heavy duty drills - enthralled the nation, capturing the public's imagination with each new detail that emerged. During the Berlin theft, robbers are believed to have spent several weeks tunnelling 100ft underground, before drilling through 3ft of concrete walls to break into a bank's strongroom. Police were stumped when they discovered a giant hole cut through the wall with what appeared to be four cylindrical devices. Likewise, robbers in London used a heavy duty drill to bore holes into a reinforced, two-metre-thick wall so they could gain access to the safety deposit boxes. It came after the raiders broke into the building on the second floor, disabling the lift before lowering themselves down the shaft and breaking into the basement. Suspects caught on CCTV during the London heist were also dressed as construction workers - a tactic used in the Berlin raid . In a similar fashion to the German heist, the burglars timed their raid over the Easter bank holiday, entering after the premises emptied on Thursday night and leaving on Easter Sunday . The men then climbed back up to the ground floor to let other gang members in through a side entrance, before all making their way to the vaults where they drilled their way inside. In both cases, police are investigating the possibility of an insider helping the thieves. In London, there was no sign of a forced entry through the fire exit door into the company's premises, indicating they had a key or that someone had let them in from the inside. And in Berlin, police said the thieves had expert knowledge of the layout of the vaults, reiterated by the time they were afforded to create their all-important tunnel. Police later released this photo which they say is one of the suspects in the Berlin tunnel bank robbery . They also released these sketches showing who they believed had carried out the £8.3m raid. No-one has ever been convicted over the crime . Another similarity is the way the burglars disguised themselves before entering the building. The German thieves dressed as workmen and and waited until staff went home for the weekend to enter the bank. The tunnel was not discovered until 6am on the Monday morning when the robbers set fire to the impressive tunnel which breached one of the bank's walls. The robbers then simply used crowbars to smash open the safety deposit boxes. CCTV from the London heist also shows how the suspects dressed as construction workers and gasmen. Similarly, they timed their raid over the Easter bank holiday, entering after the premises emptied on Thursday night and leaving on Easter Sunday. Police investigating the Berlin theft were stumped when they discovered a giant hole cut through the wall with what appeared to be four cylindrical devices . The tunnel was not discovered until 6am on Monday morning when the robbers set fire to the impressive tunnel which breached one of the bank's walls . Meanwhile, in Berlin, police believe the robbers may have spent weeks digging the tunnel after renting a nearby lock-up garage under a false name, which they used to gain access to the strongroom. One of the theories behind the London jewel heist is that a member of the gang had rented a space within the premises. The Hatton Garden Safe Deposit company is housed in a seven-storey building, which accommodates 60 other businesses, including watch traders and diamond wholesalers. In another similarity, the Metropolitan Police were slammed as 'utterly incompetent' following the Hatton Garden raid as it emerged that an alarm going off on Good Friday was ignored. In Germany, private security guards were also blamed for ignoring an alarm which went off in the Volksbank's vaults two days before the crime was discovered. Robbers are believed to have spent several weeks tunnelling 100ft underground and through 3ft of concrete walls to break into a bank's strong room . Safety boxes remain open after the raid at Volksbank. Police believe the robbers may have spent weeks digging the tunnel after renting a nearby lock-up garage under a false name, which they used to gain access . Meanwhile criminologist Richard Hoskins said he has identified 'startling similarities' between the Hatton Garden raid and novel Black Echo, by Michael Connelly. The novel was based on real-life bank robbers dubbed 'The Hole In The Ground Gang' who struck three vaults in LA in 1986 and 1987, and were never caught. In the 1986 robbery, the gang tunneled into a bank vault over a long weekend, triggering alarms on the Friday that were not investigated, before raiding safety deposit boxes stored inside the vaults. It was not until the week following the raids that police were called and discovered the robbers had dug into the vault using heavy machinery, in very similar circumstances to the Hatton Garden raid. In both cases, heavy duty drills were used to break through concrete to gain access to the stolen goods . Value of items taken, including jewels, said to be between £60m and £200m. Raid took place over three-day Easter weekend when workers had left building. 71 safety deposit boxes raided. Burglars used heavy duty drill to bore holes into a reinforced, two-metre-thick wall so they could gain access to boxes. Thieves dressed as workmen and gasmen. Police criticised after alarm ignored on Good Friday. Value of items taken, including diamonds, gold and silver, said to be £8.3m. Raid took place after thieves accessed the building while it was closed for the weekend. 294 security vaults broken into. Burglars also used drill to break through 3ft of concrete walls to break into the bank's strong room. The thieves disguised themselves as workmen. Security guards criticised after alarm went off two days before tunnel found.

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A similar audacious burglary has emerged in Berlin, Germany, where thieves targeted 294 security vaults at the Volksbank in Steglitz, Berlin, in January 2013. The gang, believed to have carried out a similarly audacious break-in just two years earlier in London, used heavy duty drills to break through reinforced walls and tunnels to gain access to the safety deposit boxes. The investigation suggests that the thieves may have spent weeks digging the tunnel, and that the police were initially stumped when they discovered the tunnel on Monday morning.

The similarities between the two incidents are striking, including:

* The use of heavy duty drills

71 security boxes were raided over Easter weekend in £60m London heist .
In January 2013, 294 security vaults were targeted at Volksbank, Berlin .
In both cases, gangs left with millions worth of diamonds, gold and silver .
Both gangs used pneumatic drills on the vaults, while dressed as workmen .
Police - who missed alarms during both raids - believe thefts could be 'inside jobs'


Prompt: Conceding three goals would be embarrassment enough for any goalkeeper, but Rob Green was forced to suffer even more humiliation at the hands of a ball boy on Monday night. As the clock ticked down during QPR's 3-3 away draw with Aston Villa, a cheeky youngster decided to while away a few more seconds by mugging off the former England No 1 with a handmade nutmeg. The ball boy, who initially shames himself by slipping over while retrieving the ball, toys with Green by pretending to hand him the ball back before rolling it between the clearly frustrated 35-year-old's legs. The Villa ball boy (front left) initially slips over while retrieving the ball behind QPR's goal . The Rangers No 1 smiles as he moves to retrieve the ball from the youngster during the 3-3 draw . The cheeky lad decides to embarrass the former England stopper by rolling the ball through his legs . The 35-year-old shows his frustration as the young prankster makes a swift exit . Green is no stranger to blooper reel moments, having let Clint Dempsey's shot slip through his fingers in the 1-1 draw with USA at the 2010 World Cup - a mistake that cost him his place at the tournament. Belgium powerhouse Christian Benteke ensured the points were shared at Villa Park by scoring a hat-trick against their his fellow relegation strugglers to move three points clear of the  safety zone. Having scored seven goals and taken four points from their last two games in a bid to beat relegation, Rangers host Premier League leaders Chelsea at Loftus Park on Sunday. The QPRv keeper stretches but could not prevent Christian Benteke from scoring a hat-trick . Green congratulates the Aston Villa forward at the end of the game as QPR strive to beat the drop .

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Conceding three goals would be embarrassment enough for any goalkeeper, but Rob Green was forced to suffer even more humiliation at the hands of a ball boy on Monday night. As the clock ticked down during QPR's 3-3 away draw with Aston Villa, a cheeky youngster decided to while away a few more seconds by mugging off the former England No 1 with a handmade nutmeg. The ball boy, who initially shames himself by slipping over while retrieving the ball, toys with Green by pretending to hand him the ball back before rolling it between the clearly frustrated 35-year-old's legs. The Villa ball boy (front left) initially slips over while retrieving the ball behind QPR's goal . The Rangers No 1 smiles as he moves to retrieve the ball from the youngster during the 3-3 draw . The cheeky lad decides to embarrass the former England stopper by rolling the ball through his legs . The 35-year-old shows his frustration as the young prankster makes a swift exit . Green is no stranger to blooper reel moments, having let Clint Dempsey's shot slip through his fingers in the 1-1 draw with USA at the 2010 World Cup - a mistake that cost him his place at the tournament. Belgium powerhouse Christian Benteke ensured the points were shared at Villa Park by scoring a hat-trick against their his fellow relegation strugglers to move three points clear of the  safety zone. Having scored seven goals and taken four points from their last two games in a bid to beat relegation, Rangers host Premier League leaders Chelsea at Loftus Park on Sunday. The QPRv keeper stretches but could not prevent Christian Benteke from scoring a hat-trick . Green congratulates the Aston Villa forward at the end of the game as QPR strive to beat the drop .

[Assistant] A ball boy at QPR's away match against Aston Villa attempted to trick goalkeeper Rob Green by pretending to hand him the ball back after a nutmeg (a technique where a player uses their fingers to push the ball up and over the goalkeeper's head). The ball boy rolled the ball through Green's legs, causing him to lose his balance and smile in frustration. This is not the first time Green has been involved in a humorous moment, as he also let a shot by Clint Dempsey slip through his fingers in a previous match. The QPR goalkeeper is hoping to bounce back from this embarrassing incident and help his team avoid relegation.

Aston Villa drew 3-3 with QPR in their Premier League clash on Monday .
Belgium striker Christian Benteke scored a hat-trick for the Villans .
Robert Green was embarrassed by a nutmeg from a cheeky ball boy .


Prompt: Manchester United have put forward an opening £21.5million offer for Dortmund captain Mats Hummels, according to German newspaper Bild. The Germans value their captain at £35million but in United's favour he has had a relatively poor season occasionally clashing with supporters when results went against them earlier this season. Dortmund are keen to bring in Sami Khedira from Real Madrid as their new captain amid a summer of big changes following Jurgen Klopp's announcement that he will leave the club at the end of the season. Manchester United are reported to have put in a £21.5m bid for Dortmund defender Mats Hummels (left) Hummels (left) struggled early in the season for Dortmund and United hope to use that to their advantage . German paper Bild have reported the bid has been placed but Sportsmail understands the offer hasn't gone in yet. German World Cup winner Hummels is under contract with Dortmund until 2017 but earlier in the season admitted he would like to play abroad at some point in his career. He told Kicker: 'Some days I think I would definitely like to move abroad but then, other days, I think I don't fancy it at all,' he said when asked of United's interest. 'Basically, I think moving abroad would be good for my professional and personal well-being. Eventually, I'd like to leave the Bundesliga. 'I have had many conversations with the leaders of Dortmund, where I know I am a big part of the team, but I am yet to make a decision about my future. United also retain an interest in Hummels's Dortmund team-mate Ilkay Gundogan, who the club see as a potential successor to Michael Carrick. Ilkay Gundogan (right) is also a target for United as they look to revamp their squad in the summer . Dortmund want to bring in Real Madrid's Sami Khedira (right) as their new captain for next season .

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Manchester United have put forward an opening £21.5million offer for Dortmund captain Mats Hummels, according to German newspaper Bild. The Germans value their captain at £35million but in United's favour he has had a relatively poor season occasionally clashing with supporters when results went against them earlier this season. Dortmund are keen to bring in Sami Khedira from Real Madrid as their new captain amid a summer of big changes following Jurgen Klopp's announcement that he will leave the club at the end of the season. Manchester United are reported to have put in a £21.5m bid for Dortmund defender Mats Hummels (left) Hummels (left) struggled early in the season for Dortmund and United hope to use that to their advantage . German paper Bild have reported the bid has been placed but Sportsmail understands the offer hasn't gone in yet. German World Cup winner Hummels is under contract with Dortmund until 2017 but earlier in the season admitted he would like to play abroad at some point in his career. He told Kicker: 'Some days I think I would definitely like to move abroad but then, other days, I think I don't fancy it at all,' he said when asked of United's interest. 'Basically, I think moving abroad would be good for my professional and personal well-being. Eventually, I'd like to leave the Bundesliga. 'I have had many conversations with the leaders of Dortmund, where I know I am a big part of the team, but I am yet to make a decision about my future. United also retain an interest in Hummels's Dortmund team-mate Ilkay Gundogan, who the club see as a potential successor to Michael Carrick. Ilkay Gundogan (right) is also a target for United as they look to revamp their squad in the summer . Dortmund want to bring in Real Madrid's Sami Khedira (right) as their new captain for next season .

[Assistant] Manchester United have made an opening £21.5m offer for Dortmund captain Mats Hummels, according to German newspaper Bild. Hummels, who is currently under contract with Dortmund until 2017, has expressed interest in leaving the club to play abroad. United hope to use Hummels' poor form this season to their advantage, but the offer has not yet been accepted. Dortmund are also considering Real Madrid's Sami Khedira as their new captain, with United also retaining interest in Dortmund's Ilkay Gundogan.

Dortmund value defender Mats Hummels at £35million .
Manchester United could take advantage of sea of change at Dortmund .
Jurgen Klopp is leaving Dortmund and host of stars are expected to follow .
Man Utd also identify Ilkay Gundogan as replacement for Michael Carrick .
Man United fan provides Louis van Gaal with £300m transfer wish list .


Prompt: This little bear cub has picked a comfy place to take an afternoon nap so shouldn't be grizzly when he wakes up. The heartwarming scenes, captured by professional photographer Denis Budkov, 35, during a trip to Kuril Lake in Kamchatka, in Russia, show the animal family have bear-ly a concern in the world as they play and snooze in the sunshine. He sat and watched as the mother, who was also already lying on the banks of the lake,- became a makeshift sofa for one of her playful cubs. Time to get up: One cub wakes up while the other bear-ly stirs as they are snapped after they take a nap on banks of a lake in Russia . Protector: The massive mother bear takes a look over her shoulder as one of her cubs puts a tiny paw on her side, hopeful of a cuddle . The photographer spent hours watching the young family from a safe distance - with the normally ferocious animals appearing comfortable with his presence. 'I noticed this family - a mum with two cubs. Then after a while, I noticed something unusual, which I had never seen before - the cub climbed onto his mother like a chair,' he said. 'He looked very comfortable, and stayed there for nearly half an hour. The mother looked less impressed, but seemed so tired from looking after her energetic babies that she just stayed put.' Play time: The family of bears splash around in lake Kamchatka. One cub reaches out to the mum who lovingly looks back at her brood . Snuggle time: One bear cub takes a comfortable nap on the back of his mother as she lies by on the bank of a lake in Russia . Heartwarming: One of the cubs clambers on to the mother's back, with water from their dip in the lake clearly visible as they enjoy the sunshine . The bear family are part of a huge population found in the Kronotsky Reserve - known as the Kingdom of bears - thanks to its huge population of the animals. The bears are guarded by the state to prevent illegal poaching and hunting - meaning the bears are more friendly towards humans without the threat of violence. 'Though we should understand that bears are very dangerous animals, with them being probably one of the most unpredictable and emotionless creatures, the bears here are pretty friendly. 'They are used to people and understand that people will not do them harm. As long as you respect them and nature, they put on incredible shows of nature at its best and most raw.' Hard life: All three bears settle down for a nap after spending time playing in the calm waters of Kuril Lake in Kamchatka . You snooze, you lose: The mother seems to spy the fish swimming by as they lay on the bank while the cub seems completely oblivious . Extra padding: The baby bear makes the most of its mother's thick fur as they dry off in the spring sunshine . Dried off: One cub clatters another with its paw as they play fight in front of the mother bear on a sunny day in Russia .

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This little bear cub has picked a comfy place to take an afternoon nap so shouldn't be grizzly when he wakes up. The heartwarming scenes, captured by professional photographer Denis Budkov, 35, during a trip to Kuril Lake in Kamchatka, in Russia, show the animal family have bear-ly a concern in the world as they play and snooze in the sunshine. He sat and watched as the mother, who was also already lying on the banks of the lake,- became a makeshift sofa for one of her playful cubs. Time to get up: One cub wakes up while the other bear-ly stirs as they are snapped after they take a nap on banks of a lake in Russia . Protector: The massive mother bear takes a look over her shoulder as one of her cubs puts a tiny paw on her side, hopeful of a cuddle . The photographer spent hours watching the young family from a safe distance - with the normally ferocious animals appearing comfortable with his presence. 'I noticed this family - a mum with two cubs. Then after a while, I noticed something unusual, which I had never seen before - the cub climbed onto his mother like a chair,' he said. 'He looked very comfortable, and stayed there for nearly half an hour. The mother looked less impressed, but seemed so tired from looking after her energetic babies that she just stayed put.' Play time: The family of bears splash around in lake Kamchatka. One cub reaches out to the mum who lovingly looks back at her brood . Snuggle time: One bear cub takes a comfortable nap on the back of his mother as she lies by on the bank of a lake in Russia . Heartwarming: One of the cubs clambers on to the mother's back, with water from their dip in the lake clearly visible as they enjoy the sunshine . The bear family are part of a huge population found in the Kronotsky Reserve - known as the Kingdom of bears - thanks to its huge population of the animals. The bears are guarded by the state to prevent illegal poaching and hunting - meaning the bears are more friendly towards humans without the threat of violence. 'Though we should understand that bears are very dangerous animals, with them being probably one of the most unpredictable and emotionless creatures, the bears here are pretty friendly. 'They are used to people and understand that people will not do them harm. As long as you respect them and nature, they put on incredible shows of nature at its best and most raw.' Hard life: All three bears settle down for a nap after spending time playing in the calm waters of Kuril Lake in Kamchatka . You snooze, you lose: The mother seems to spy the fish swimming by as they lay on the bank while the cub seems completely oblivious . Extra padding: The baby bear makes the most of its mother's thick fur as they dry off in the spring sunshine . Dried off: One cub clatters another with its paw as they play fight in front of the mother bear on a sunny day in Russia .

[Assistant] A heartwarming photo essay captures the lives of a bear family in Kamchatka, Russia. The family, consisting of a mother and two cubs, is shown playing and napping in the sunshine on the banks of a lake. The mother bear is often seen taking a break from caring for her cubs, allowing them to rest and recharge. The cubs, in particular, seem to enjoy the attention and affection from their mother, often climbing onto her back or snuggling up to her side. The photographer, Denis Budkov, spent hours observing the family and captured their playful and affectionate moments. The bears are part of

Photographer captures the baby bear making the most of its mother's thick fur by bedding down on it for a nap .
The young family can be seeing playing in the water at Kuril Lake in Kamchatka, Russia .
Like with most babies, their exuberance leaves them exhausted so they all go for a quick afternoon snooze .


Prompt: President Barack Obama made an unscheduled stop to the Bob Marley museum in Jamaica last night while on a visit to the country for a meeting with Caribbean leaders. The first president to visit Jamaica in three decades, Obama arrived in Kingston yesterday evening and was met by Prime Minister Portia Simpson-Miller, U.S. Ambassador to Jamaica Luis Moreno and a dozen other dignitaries. Obama promptly embraced the local color  by making an unscheduled late night visit to the museum dedicated to the island's most famous son. Scroll down for video . Barack Obama made an unscheduled stop at the Bob Marley museum while on an official visit to Jamaica . The U.S. President walks around the museum with tour guide Natasha Clark during his unannounced visit . On a tour of the house where the reggae legend lived until his death in 1981, Obama, looking relaxed in shirtsleeves, was shown a trophy room where Marley's Grammys and platinum records were on display. At the same time Marley's hit song 'One Love' played over the loudspeaker. The musician's family transformed the rambling property into a museum complete with a well-equipped 80-seat theatre, a photographic gallery, and a gift shop selling T-shirts, posters and CDs and other Bob Marley memorabilia. One of the rooms Obama explored held the late reggae star's platinum records and a Grammy award. Thee president looks at selection of Bob Marley's gold records at the Bob Marley Museum in Kingston . The building was home to Marley until his death in 1981 and was converted into a museum by his family . 'What a wonderful tour,' the president told museum guide Natasha Clark. 'I still have all the albums.' Obama is in Jamaica to meet the 15-member Caribbean Community bloc. The visit is part of an official Caribbean summit seeking to reassert U.S. leadership in the region at a time when oil-producing Venezuela's economic clout may be receding. The Caribbean region collectively cheered when Obama was first elected president in 2008. Calypso and reggae songs were written in his honor, the French Caribbean island of Martinique named a road after him, and Antigua's highest mountain officially became 'Mount Obama' as the small country saluted him as a symbol of black achievement. Obama thanked the guide for a wonderful tour and told her he still owns all of Bob Marley's albums . Obama is in Jamaica to meet the 15-member Caribbean Community bloc to discuss energy and security . As the first U.S. president to visit Kingston since Ronald Reagan in 1982, Obama faces the challenge of convincing Caribbean island leaders that Washington is genuinely re-engaging after a long period of perceived neglect of its smaller, poorer neighbors. The visit is expected to be dominated by discussions on energy, security and trade with the 15-member Caribbean Community, or Caricom. Some analysts say a key reason why Washington is suddenly paying attention to the Caribbean Basin is that it wants to wean the islands off dependence on cut-rate Venezuelan oil that Caracas has long used to wield influence in the region. From Jamaica, Obama will travel to Panama to attend a Western Hemisphere summit, where Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro has made clear he will confront Obama over new U.S. sanctions. Obama will also cross paths at the Summit of the Americas with Cuban President Raul Castro for the first time since the two announced a historic opening between their countries in December.

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President Barack Obama made an unscheduled stop to the Bob Marley museum in Jamaica last night while on a visit to the country for a meeting with Caribbean leaders. The first president to visit Jamaica in three decades, Obama arrived in Kingston yesterday evening and was met by Prime Minister Portia Simpson-Miller, U.S. Ambassador to Jamaica Luis Moreno and a dozen other dignitaries. Obama promptly embraced the local color  by making an unscheduled late night visit to the museum dedicated to the island's most famous son. Scroll down for video . Barack Obama made an unscheduled stop at the Bob Marley museum while on an official visit to Jamaica . The U.S. President walks around the museum with tour guide Natasha Clark during his unannounced visit . On a tour of the house where the reggae legend lived until his death in 1981, Obama, looking relaxed in shirtsleeves, was shown a trophy room where Marley's Grammys and platinum records were on display. At the same time Marley's hit song 'One Love' played over the loudspeaker. The musician's family transformed the rambling property into a museum complete with a well-equipped 80-seat theatre, a photographic gallery, and a gift shop selling T-shirts, posters and CDs and other Bob Marley memorabilia. One of the rooms Obama explored held the late reggae star's platinum records and a Grammy award. Thee president looks at selection of Bob Marley's gold records at the Bob Marley Museum in Kingston . The building was home to Marley until his death in 1981 and was converted into a museum by his family . 'What a wonderful tour,' the president told museum guide Natasha Clark. 'I still have all the albums.' Obama is in Jamaica to meet the 15-member Caribbean Community bloc. The visit is part of an official Caribbean summit seeking to reassert U.S. leadership in the region at a time when oil-producing Venezuela's economic clout may be receding. The Caribbean region collectively cheered when Obama was first elected president in 2008. Calypso and reggae songs were written in his honor, the French Caribbean island of Martinique named a road after him, and Antigua's highest mountain officially became 'Mount Obama' as the small country saluted him as a symbol of black achievement. Obama thanked the guide for a wonderful tour and told her he still owns all of Bob Marley's albums . Obama is in Jamaica to meet the 15-member Caribbean Community bloc to discuss energy and security . As the first U.S. president to visit Kingston since Ronald Reagan in 1982, Obama faces the challenge of convincing Caribbean island leaders that Washington is genuinely re-engaging after a long period of perceived neglect of its smaller, poorer neighbors. The visit is expected to be dominated by discussions on energy, security and trade with the 15-member Caribbean Community, or Caricom. Some analysts say a key reason why Washington is suddenly paying attention to the Caribbean Basin is that it wants to wean the islands off dependence on cut-rate Venezuelan oil that Caracas has long used to wield influence in the region. From Jamaica, Obama will travel to Panama to attend a Western Hemisphere summit, where Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro has made clear he will confront Obama over new U.S. sanctions. Obama will also cross paths at the Summit of the Americas with Cuban President Raul Castro for the first time since the two announced a historic opening between their countries in December.

[Assistant] During his visit to Jamaica, President Barack Obama made an unscheduled stop at the Bob Marley Museum in Kingston. He met with local dignitaries, including Prime Minister Portia Simpson-Miller, U.S. Ambassador to Jamaica Luis Moreno, and a dozen other officials. Obama visited the museum, which is dedicated to the life and legacy of Bob Marley, the island's most famous son. He saw exhibits featuring Marley's Grammy and platinum records, as well as a 80-seat theatre and a gift shop selling Bob Marley memorabilia. Obama praised the museum's transformation of Marley's former home into a museum, saying

President Barack Obama in Jamaica for a meeting with Caribbean leaders .
He made an unscheduled visit to the Bob Marley museum in Kingston .
Said the museum was 'wonderful' - and he still owns all of Marley's records .
He is first U.S president to visit the country since Ronald Reagan in 1982 .


Prompt: Jose Mourinho claims it is easier to manage Manchester United than Chelsea within the modern confines of UEFA's Financial Fair Play rules. United, as one of the biggest earners in world football, have the financial scope to fund a massive squad, while Chelsea are forced to sell players such as Juan Mata to balance the books. Jose Mourinho claims it's 'hard but more fun' being Chelsea manager in new fair play era . Mourinho has been forced to sell players to balance the books at Chelsea . 'Yes, it's easier,' said Mourinho. 'It was easier before at Chelsea, but it's more fun like this. More difficult of course. We sold a lot of players, not just Juan.' United boss Louis van Gaal will be without Michael Carrick, Phil Jones, Marcos Rojo and Daley Blind for the Barclays Premier League clash at Stamford Bridge today. But Mourinho said: 'Their squad is amazing in terms of numbers, players, experience, solutions. 'I have on the big screen in my office, not the team I'm going to play against but the squad and all the options. 'This week, when I arrived in the room, for the first time, I realised what they have. I'm not saying it's the best squad. It's a very good squad. I went to QPR with Didier Drogba and no strikers on the bench and, for a long time we were in trouble. You have to cope.' Masked man Cesc Fabregas prepares for the visit of Manchester United on Saturday night . Filipe Luis chases Eden Hazard to try and retrieve the ball in Friday's training session . Winger Juan Cuadrado challenges Filipe Luis for the ball during a practice match at Cobham . Mourinho joked the fair play match delegates which have ruled his players are the worst behaved in the Premier League are too busy eating to watch the match and that next season's Stamford Bridge catering will be downgraded to 'bread and water'. The Premier League leaders, who play Manchester United on Saturday, have been criticised for hounding match officials this season and official figures report the Blues to be serial offenders. 'It depends on the food and the drinks,' Mourinho said. 'We have to change the catering because many, many times I think they don't see the games. Really. Mourinho (left) and Van Gaal go head-to-head when Chelsea host Manchester United on Saturday . Mourinho (left) worked under Louis van Gaal as his assistant manager at Barcelona for three years in 1997 . 'We have the best catering and the best drink. I think they stay eating and drinking.' Mourinho was fined by the Football Association after complaining of a 'clear campaign' against Chelsea in December and has had reason for his discontent to heighten this season. Nemanja Matic was sent off against Burnley following his reaction to an Ashley Barnes challenge and subsequently banned - rather than reprieved - and Mourinho suggested the match delegate was enjoying Chelsea's hospitality. Marcos Rojo (right) is one of four United players who will miss their league trip to Chelsea due to injury . The Red Devils have in-form midfielder Maraoune Fellaini (left) available for the trip to Stamford Bridge . 'The only one I met,' Mourinho said, 'was the phenomenal guy who made the report on the Matic situation. 'And that one, for sure, had sushi, lobster... everything. He had everything. Champagne of high quality. Cristal. Everything.' Mourinho again defended his players' conduct. 'It's not true,' he said. 'I know that a lie repeated and repeated, there is a risk for it to become true in people's eyes. But I always disagree with that. 'I think a lie is a lie. No problem.' Fellaini (right) scored United's second goal in their 4-2 win over Manchester City on April 12 .

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Jose Mourinho claims it is easier to manage Manchester United than Chelsea within the modern confines of UEFA's Financial Fair Play rules. United, as one of the biggest earners in world football, have the financial scope to fund a massive squad, while Chelsea are forced to sell players such as Juan Mata to balance the books. Jose Mourinho claims it's 'hard but more fun' being Chelsea manager in new fair play era . Mourinho has been forced to sell players to balance the books at Chelsea . 'Yes, it's easier,' said Mourinho. 'It was easier before at Chelsea, but it's more fun like this. More difficult of course. We sold a lot of players, not just Juan.' United boss Louis van Gaal will be without Michael Carrick, Phil Jones, Marcos Rojo and Daley Blind for the Barclays Premier League clash at Stamford Bridge today. But Mourinho said: 'Their squad is amazing in terms of numbers, players, experience, solutions. 'I have on the big screen in my office, not the team I'm going to play against but the squad and all the options. 'This week, when I arrived in the room, for the first time, I realised what they have. I'm not saying it's the best squad. It's a very good squad. I went to QPR with Didier Drogba and no strikers on the bench and, for a long time we were in trouble. You have to cope.' Masked man Cesc Fabregas prepares for the visit of Manchester United on Saturday night . Filipe Luis chases Eden Hazard to try and retrieve the ball in Friday's training session . Winger Juan Cuadrado challenges Filipe Luis for the ball during a practice match at Cobham . Mourinho joked the fair play match delegates which have ruled his players are the worst behaved in the Premier League are too busy eating to watch the match and that next season's Stamford Bridge catering will be downgraded to 'bread and water'. The Premier League leaders, who play Manchester United on Saturday, have been criticised for hounding match officials this season and official figures report the Blues to be serial offenders. 'It depends on the food and the drinks,' Mourinho said. 'We have to change the catering because many, many times I think they don't see the games. Really. Mourinho (left) and Van Gaal go head-to-head when Chelsea host Manchester United on Saturday . Mourinho (left) worked under Louis van Gaal as his assistant manager at Barcelona for three years in 1997 . 'We have the best catering and the best drink. I think they stay eating and drinking.' Mourinho was fined by the Football Association after complaining of a 'clear campaign' against Chelsea in December and has had reason for his discontent to heighten this season. Nemanja Matic was sent off against Burnley following his reaction to an Ashley Barnes challenge and subsequently banned - rather than reprieved - and Mourinho suggested the match delegate was enjoying Chelsea's hospitality. Marcos Rojo (right) is one of four United players who will miss their league trip to Chelsea due to injury . The Red Devils have in-form midfielder Maraoune Fellaini (left) available for the trip to Stamford Bridge . 'The only one I met,' Mourinho said, 'was the phenomenal guy who made the report on the Matic situation. 'And that one, for sure, had sushi, lobster... everything. He had everything. Champagne of high quality. Cristal. Everything.' Mourinho again defended his players' conduct. 'It's not true,' he said. 'I know that a lie repeated and repeated, there is a risk for it to become true in people's eyes. But I always disagree with that. 'I think a lie is a lie. No problem.' Fellaini (right) scored United's second goal in their 4-2 win over Manchester City on April 12 .

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Jose Mourinho, the manager of Manchester United, has expressed his opinion that it is easier to manage the team within the modern confines of UEFA's Financial Fair Play rules compared to Chelsea. Mourinho believes that United's financial resources allow them to sign a large squad, while Chelsea is forced to sell players to balance the books. However, Mourinho also joked that it's more fun to be Chelsea manager in the new fair play era, as he has access to a better catering service and more luxurious drinks.

Manchester United will be without several key players, including Michael Carrick, Phil Jones, Marcos Rojo,

Jose Mourinho believes UEFA's Financial Fair Play benefits rivals .
Chelsea boss says Manchester United can fund a massive squad .
The Blues have been forced to sell players to balance the books .