Prompt: The BBC has apologised and admitted the fell victim to a hoaxer who appeared on the World Service claiming the Star Wars films are anti-women, anti-gay and said Darth Vader listens to rap music. Godfrey Elfwick was recruited via Twitter to appear on the programme World Have Your Say, where producers were preparing an item about the trailer for the new film in the franchise. In particular, the programme were looking for people who had never seen any of the films to watch them and give their assessment. Scroll down for video . Harrison Ford as Han Solo, right and Chewbacca, left, in a trailer for the new Star Wars film, 'Star Wars: The Force Awakens'. However, despite the fact that Mr Elfwick's Twitter bio states that he is a 'demisexual genderqueen Muslim atheist' he was still invited on to the programme. Beforehand he also tweeted: 'I've never actually seen #StarWars but the fact that the bad guy was all black and ate watermelons was unbelievably racist even for the 70's.' And appearing on the show he started off by saying that the old Star Wars films are full of social problems 'rooted in homophobia and casual racial sterotypes'. On talking about C-3PO, who he referred to as C-25 and Princess Leia, he said 'The gold robot - C-25 or whatever he's called - is a camp, neurotic coward. Godfrey Elfwick was recruited to talk on the BBC World Service programme after tweeting about never having seen the films . He later confirmed he would be talking on the programme, where he said the franchise was full of social problems . 'The only main female ends up in a space bikini chained to a horny space slug.' He then turned his attentions to Darth Vader adding: 'The main bad guy - what's he called Dark Raider - is he black, he has a deep voice, he listens to rap music - it's just a really bad racial stereotype.' He finished his assessment by saying that film-makers Disney should make 'strong feminist' films such as The Little Mermaid and Beauty and the Beast, before being cut off by presenter Chloe Tilley. However, a BBC spokeswoman said afterwards: 'On this occasion, the force was not with us. Princess Leia, who was captured by Jabba the Hutt in Return of the Jedi. Mr Elfwick said the film was anti-women . Turning his attentions to Darth Vader, pictured, he said: 'The main bad guy - what's he called Dark Raider - is he black, he has a deep voice, he listens to rap music - it's just a really bad racial stereotype' 'The guest presented himself as a 20-year-old who's never seen Star Wars; and we put him on air under that pretence. 'WHYS producers always do their best to check guests in a live programme that invites global discussion from listeners.' The new Star Wars film, entitled Star Wars: Episode VII - The Force Awakens, had its first trailer released last week and will hit cinema screens in December. The one minute 51 second trailer was unveiled by JJ Abrams during a fan even at California's Anaheim Convention Center - with stars Carrie Fisher, Mark Hamill, Daisy Ridley, Oscar Isaac and John Boyega looking on. The clip is the first time Han Solo, played by Harrison Ford, has been seen on film since 1983's Return of The Jedi. He is joined by Chewbacca at the end of the trailer and heard saying, 'Chewie, we're home.'

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The BBC has apologised and admitted the fell victim to a hoaxer who appeared on the World Service claiming the Star Wars films are anti-women, anti-gay and said Darth Vader listens to rap music. Godfrey Elfwick was recruited via Twitter to appear on the programme World Have Your Say, where producers were preparing an item about the trailer for the new film in the franchise. In particular, the programme were looking for people who had never seen any of the films to watch them and give their assessment. Scroll down for video . Harrison Ford as Han Solo, right and Chewbacca, left, in a trailer for the new Star Wars film, 'Star Wars: The Force Awakens'. However, despite the fact that Mr Elfwick's Twitter bio states that he is a 'demisexual genderqueen Muslim atheist' he was still invited on to the programme. Beforehand he also tweeted: 'I've never actually seen #StarWars but the fact that the bad guy was all black and ate watermelons was unbelievably racist even for the 70's.' And appearing on the show he started off by saying that the old Star Wars films are full of social problems 'rooted in homophobia and casual racial sterotypes'. On talking about C-3PO, who he referred to as C-25 and Princess Leia, he said 'The gold robot - C-25 or whatever he's called - is a camp, neurotic coward. Godfrey Elfwick was recruited to talk on the BBC World Service programme after tweeting about never having seen the films . He later confirmed he would be talking on the programme, where he said the franchise was full of social problems . 'The only main female ends up in a space bikini chained to a horny space slug.' He then turned his attentions to Darth Vader adding: 'The main bad guy - what's he called Dark Raider - is he black, he has a deep voice, he listens to rap music - it's just a really bad racial stereotype.' He finished his assessment by saying that film-makers Disney should make 'strong feminist' films such as The Little Mermaid and Beauty and the Beast, before being cut off by presenter Chloe Tilley. However, a BBC spokeswoman said afterwards: 'On this occasion, the force was not with us. Princess Leia, who was captured by Jabba the Hutt in Return of the Jedi. Mr Elfwick said the film was anti-women . Turning his attentions to Darth Vader, pictured, he said: 'The main bad guy - what's he called Dark Raider - is he black, he has a deep voice, he listens to rap music - it's just a really bad racial stereotype' 'The guest presented himself as a 20-year-old who's never seen Star Wars; and we put him on air under that pretence. 'WHYS producers always do their best to check guests in a live programme that invites global discussion from listeners.' The new Star Wars film, entitled Star Wars: Episode VII - The Force Awakens, had its first trailer released last week and will hit cinema screens in December. The one minute 51 second trailer was unveiled by JJ Abrams during a fan even at California's Anaheim Convention Center - with stars Carrie Fisher, Mark Hamill, Daisy Ridley, Oscar Isaac and John Boyega looking on. The clip is the first time Han Solo, played by Harrison Ford, has been seen on film since 1983's Return of The Jedi. He is joined by Chewbacca at the end of the trailer and heard saying, 'Chewie, we're home.'

[Assistant] The BBC has apologized for a segment on their World Service program "World Have Your Say" where guest Godfrey Elfwick appeared, claiming the Star Wars films are anti-women, anti-gay, and feature Darth Vader listening to rap music. Elfwick, a self-proclaimed "demisexual genderqueen Muslim atheist," was recruited via Twitter despite having never seen the films. He appeared on the show, stating that the franchise is full of social problems, including homophobia and racial stereotypes. Elfwick also criticized the character of Princess Leia, saying she was chained to a "horny space slug" in a bikini. The

Godfrey Elfwick recruited via Twitter to appear on World Have Your Say .
Came after claims he had never seen the Star Wars franchise before .
On the show he described the films as both anti-women and anti-gay .
Also said that Darth Vader was a black man and a 'really bad racial stereotype'


Prompt: A Chinese woman has become an internet sensation after charting  life with her pet pig who she dresses, walks and even sleeps with every day. The woman, who calls herself Zhu Diandian online, has raised her beloved Five Flowers since it was a piglet and the porker has now grown to a whopping 187lbs (13st) But that has nothing to weaken the bond between the two, with Ms Zhu proudly posting pictures  of them snuggled up in bed together, it was reported by People's Daily Online. Her husband is understood to be 'tolerant' of the relationship. However the same can't be said of her pet dog, who often peers enviously at the pig through a baby gate that keeps the mutt out of the bedroom. Lights snout:  Zhu Diandian snuggles up with her 190lb pig who she shares a bed with every day . Snuggles: Ms Zhu has raised her beloved Five Flowers since it was a piglet and the porker has now grown to a whopping 187lbs, but that has done nothing to weaken the bond between the two . The owner's surname, Zhu, sounds exactly like 'pig' in Mandarin and that may be the reason for her love of this rather unusual pet. Her pictures have been widely circulating online in China creating huge interest with legions of netizens who have not held back with their comments. 'Everyday I... am... squashed!' says Ms Zhu on her Weibo account when she posts photos of her in bed with her  hog. Getting comfortable: Five Flowers settles down with his favourite cuddly toys. Pictures of the bizarre bond with Ms Zhu have made its owner an internet sensation . Snout pout: Ms Zhu has nicknamed her pet Zhu Diandian or 'crazy pig' in English . Getting all the attention: Ms Zhu uses a baby gate to keep her insanely jealous pet dog out of the bedroom . One photo shows the lucky black and white pig buried under the covers, bleary eyed and with its big snout directly facing the lens and mouth slightly open as it was yawning. The People's Daily reports that the hubby of Ms Zhu is understanding of the homely hog but that the feeling is not mutual. And if the pet dog is feeling a bit jealous it's understandable. Photos posted on her Weibo account show Ms Zhu taking Five Flowers and her rabbit out to the local park for a walk with the pig dressed in a fetching green T-shirt and a body harness. Photos posted on her Weibo account show Ms Zhu taking Five Flowers out to the local park for a walk . 'All animals are equal but some are more equal than others': Five Flowers heads out for a walk . The ever thoughtful Ms Zhu even shows the lengths she goes to in order to make sure Five Flowers is well tended to. Photos show a trail of green vegetables that lead from the bedroom to the bathroom which she says is how she gets Five Flowers into bath for her clean. Communications graduate Ms Zhu works at a publishing company in the Chinese capital and has almost 40,000 followers on Weibo. She lives in the Chaoyang District of Beijing with her husband, Five Flowers as well as a pet dog and rabbit. Her latest photos of Five Flowers in bed have 13,000 'retweets' as well as almost 9,000 comments which are mostly supportive of her unusual pet. Deeewei from Switzerland posted: Keeping a pig as a pet looks cool but I think I will be giving up eating pork from now on.' Duodog said: 'That's so cute!' while Caoooyo from 'Overseas' adds: 'They look so happy!'

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A Chinese woman has become an internet sensation after charting  life with her pet pig who she dresses, walks and even sleeps with every day. The woman, who calls herself Zhu Diandian online, has raised her beloved Five Flowers since it was a piglet and the porker has now grown to a whopping 187lbs (13st) But that has nothing to weaken the bond between the two, with Ms Zhu proudly posting pictures  of them snuggled up in bed together, it was reported by People's Daily Online. Her husband is understood to be 'tolerant' of the relationship. However the same can't be said of her pet dog, who often peers enviously at the pig through a baby gate that keeps the mutt out of the bedroom. Lights snout:  Zhu Diandian snuggles up with her 190lb pig who she shares a bed with every day . Snuggles: Ms Zhu has raised her beloved Five Flowers since it was a piglet and the porker has now grown to a whopping 187lbs, but that has done nothing to weaken the bond between the two . The owner's surname, Zhu, sounds exactly like 'pig' in Mandarin and that may be the reason for her love of this rather unusual pet. Her pictures have been widely circulating online in China creating huge interest with legions of netizens who have not held back with their comments. 'Everyday I... am... squashed!' says Ms Zhu on her Weibo account when she posts photos of her in bed with her  hog. Getting comfortable: Five Flowers settles down with his favourite cuddly toys. Pictures of the bizarre bond with Ms Zhu have made its owner an internet sensation . Snout pout: Ms Zhu has nicknamed her pet Zhu Diandian or 'crazy pig' in English . Getting all the attention: Ms Zhu uses a baby gate to keep her insanely jealous pet dog out of the bedroom . One photo shows the lucky black and white pig buried under the covers, bleary eyed and with its big snout directly facing the lens and mouth slightly open as it was yawning. The People's Daily reports that the hubby of Ms Zhu is understanding of the homely hog but that the feeling is not mutual. And if the pet dog is feeling a bit jealous it's understandable. Photos posted on her Weibo account show Ms Zhu taking Five Flowers and her rabbit out to the local park for a walk with the pig dressed in a fetching green T-shirt and a body harness. Photos posted on her Weibo account show Ms Zhu taking Five Flowers out to the local park for a walk . 'All animals are equal but some are more equal than others': Five Flowers heads out for a walk . The ever thoughtful Ms Zhu even shows the lengths she goes to in order to make sure Five Flowers is well tended to. Photos show a trail of green vegetables that lead from the bedroom to the bathroom which she says is how she gets Five Flowers into bath for her clean. Communications graduate Ms Zhu works at a publishing company in the Chinese capital and has almost 40,000 followers on Weibo. She lives in the Chaoyang District of Beijing with her husband, Five Flowers as well as a pet dog and rabbit. Her latest photos of Five Flowers in bed have 13,000 'retweets' as well as almost 9,000 comments which are mostly supportive of her unusual pet. Deeewei from Switzerland posted: Keeping a pig as a pet looks cool but I think I will be giving up eating pork from now on.' Duodog said: 'That's so cute!' while Caoooyo from 'Overseas' adds: 'They look so happy!'

[Assistant] A Chinese woman, Zhu Diandian, has gained internet fame for her unusual pet pig, Five Flowers, which she dresses, walks, and sleeps with every day. The 187-pound pig has grown to 13st and is now a beloved member of the family. Zhu Diandian, who shares her pet on social media, has raised Five Flowers since it was a piglet and has documented their daily life, including photos of them snuggled up in bed together. Despite her husband's tolerance, Five Flowers often peers enviously at the pig through a baby gate. Zhu Diandian's online presence has garnered 40

Zhu Diandian becomes web hit after posting pictures of bond with hog .
Images show her pet snuggled up in bed and going for walks in the park .
Her husband is said to be 'tolerant' but her pet dog is raging with jealousy .


Prompt: Steve Cotterill could be just a week away from putting Bristol City back into the Championship. The 50-year-old needs just two more wins to achieve the fourth promotion of a career that has been mostly spent rescuing clubs from relegation after goals by Kieran Agard, Joe Bryan and Aaron Wilbraham clinched a local derby victory. In front of a sold-out Ashton Gate, City took revenge for a bitterly fought 1-0 defeat back in November which ended their unbeaten start to the season. Bristol City's Aaron Wilbraham (left) tussles for the ball with Swindon Town's Yaser Kasim (right) Swindon Town's Michael Smith (left) shields the ball from the challenge of the oncoming Luke Ayling (right) Bristol City (4-4-2): Fielding, Ayling, Flint, Williams, Tavernier, Smith, Pack, Freeman (Wagstaff 93), Bryan, Agard (Emmanuel-Thomas 86), Wilbraham (Elliott 94) Subs not used: Saville, Richards, Cunningham, Osborne . Booked: Agard . Scorers: Agard 36, Bryan 80, Wilbraham 87 . Swindon (4-4-2): Foderingham, Branco, Ricketts, Turnbull, Byrne, Kasim, Stephens, Luongo, Gladwin (Swift 78), Michael Smith, Williams (Obika 69) Subs not used: Barker, Barthram, Hylton, Rodgers, Cameron Belford . Booked: Turnbull, Kasim . Referee: Neil Swarbrick (Lancashire) Attendance: 12,302 . That finished with Swindon chairman Lee Power accusing Cotterill of 'lacking class'. But it was the City boss who had the last laugh with a victory that left Swindon boss Mark Cooper having to pick his side up from two 3-0 defeats in four days that have finished their last hope of automatic promotion. Just to add to their woes they had both Yaser Kasim and Raphael Branco booked, meaning both will now serve suspensions. City had actually needed to ride their luck for much of the first half, with goalkeeper Frank Fielding pulling off three saves in two frantic minutes at one point. And Swindon striker Andy Williams cost Cooper's side their best chance of going in front when he cashed in on a mistake by Aden Flint to go through. He should have squared the ball back to strike partner Michael Smith who couldn' t have missed but instead tried to go it alone and gave Fielding the chance to save. Bristol City striker Kieran Agard (centre) celebrates giving his side the 1-0 lead against Swindon Town . Ben Gladwin (left) brings the ball for Swindon as Bristol City's Joe Bryan (centre) gives chace in midfield . As if that miss wasn't frustrating enough for the visitors, they were then architects of their own downfall when City took the lead on 35 minutes. Yaser Kasim was put under pressure as Swindon tried to play the ball out from the back from a goal kick, and gave it away to Joe Bryan. The young wing back hit a perfect pass to send Agard clear to make no mistake with his 11th goal of the season. City had earned that goal for the way they worked to put pressure on defenders, and they made their own luck again when Derrick Williams stretched to divert Ben Gladwin's shot onto the underside of the bar. Swindon's strike partnership of Williams and Smith had shared 36 goals and it wasn't hard to see why as their movement constantly troubled City's defence. But Williams, who had 21 of them, couldn't quite find his shooting range and put another gilt edged opportunity over the bar just after half time when Massimo Luongo had sent him clear. But that summed up the story of the night with no end product to so much possession, and the game swung back City's way when Jordan Turnbull turned Bryan's cross onto the top of his own bar. With 11 minutes gone Bryan wriggled into some space on the edge of the box, put the ball onto his left foot, and beat Wes Foderingham with a perfectly placed shot into the top corner. And the win was wrapped up when Luke Freeman reached the byline and cut the ball back for skipper Wilbraham to fire home his 19th of the season. Gladwin avoids the sliding tackle of Bristol City's Korey Smith with the home side still leading 1-0 on Tuesday . Massimo Luongo (left) dribbles forward with the ball for Swindon as Marlon Pack (right) keeps up with him .

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Steve Cotterill could be just a week away from putting Bristol City back into the Championship. The 50-year-old needs just two more wins to achieve the fourth promotion of a career that has been mostly spent rescuing clubs from relegation after goals by Kieran Agard, Joe Bryan and Aaron Wilbraham clinched a local derby victory. In front of a sold-out Ashton Gate, City took revenge for a bitterly fought 1-0 defeat back in November which ended their unbeaten start to the season. Bristol City's Aaron Wilbraham (left) tussles for the ball with Swindon Town's Yaser Kasim (right) Swindon Town's Michael Smith (left) shields the ball from the challenge of the oncoming Luke Ayling (right) Bristol City (4-4-2): Fielding, Ayling, Flint, Williams, Tavernier, Smith, Pack, Freeman (Wagstaff 93), Bryan, Agard (Emmanuel-Thomas 86), Wilbraham (Elliott 94) Subs not used: Saville, Richards, Cunningham, Osborne . Booked: Agard . Scorers: Agard 36, Bryan 80, Wilbraham 87 . Swindon (4-4-2): Foderingham, Branco, Ricketts, Turnbull, Byrne, Kasim, Stephens, Luongo, Gladwin (Swift 78), Michael Smith, Williams (Obika 69) Subs not used: Barker, Barthram, Hylton, Rodgers, Cameron Belford . Booked: Turnbull, Kasim . Referee: Neil Swarbrick (Lancashire) Attendance: 12,302 . That finished with Swindon chairman Lee Power accusing Cotterill of 'lacking class'. But it was the City boss who had the last laugh with a victory that left Swindon boss Mark Cooper having to pick his side up from two 3-0 defeats in four days that have finished their last hope of automatic promotion. Just to add to their woes they had both Yaser Kasim and Raphael Branco booked, meaning both will now serve suspensions. City had actually needed to ride their luck for much of the first half, with goalkeeper Frank Fielding pulling off three saves in two frantic minutes at one point. And Swindon striker Andy Williams cost Cooper's side their best chance of going in front when he cashed in on a mistake by Aden Flint to go through. He should have squared the ball back to strike partner Michael Smith who couldn' t have missed but instead tried to go it alone and gave Fielding the chance to save. Bristol City striker Kieran Agard (centre) celebrates giving his side the 1-0 lead against Swindon Town . Ben Gladwin (left) brings the ball for Swindon as Bristol City's Joe Bryan (centre) gives chace in midfield . As if that miss wasn't frustrating enough for the visitors, they were then architects of their own downfall when City took the lead on 35 minutes. Yaser Kasim was put under pressure as Swindon tried to play the ball out from the back from a goal kick, and gave it away to Joe Bryan. The young wing back hit a perfect pass to send Agard clear to make no mistake with his 11th goal of the season. City had earned that goal for the way they worked to put pressure on defenders, and they made their own luck again when Derrick Williams stretched to divert Ben Gladwin's shot onto the underside of the bar. Swindon's strike partnership of Williams and Smith had shared 36 goals and it wasn't hard to see why as their movement constantly troubled City's defence. But Williams, who had 21 of them, couldn't quite find his shooting range and put another gilt edged opportunity over the bar just after half time when Massimo Luongo had sent him clear. But that summed up the story of the night with no end product to so much possession, and the game swung back City's way when Jordan Turnbull turned Bryan's cross onto the top of his own bar. With 11 minutes gone Bryan wriggled into some space on the edge of the box, put the ball onto his left foot, and beat Wes Foderingham with a perfectly placed shot into the top corner. And the win was wrapped up when Luke Freeman reached the byline and cut the ball back for skipper Wilbraham to fire home his 19th of the season. Gladwin avoids the sliding tackle of Bristol City's Korey Smith with the home side still leading 1-0 on Tuesday . Massimo Luongo (left) dribbles forward with the ball for Swindon as Marlon Pack (right) keeps up with him .

[Assistant] Bristol City secured a 4-4-2 victory over Swindon Town at Ashton Gate, clinching a local derby win. The match saw Steve Cotterill's side overcome a 1-0 deficit to win 4-1. Bristol City took the lead on 35 minutes through Kieran Agard's 11th goal of the season, with Aaron Wilbraham scoring on 87 minutes. Swindon responded with a goal from Michael Smith, but City regained the lead on 90+1 minutes through Joe Bryan's 80th goal of the season. Luke Freeman sealed the win for City with a

Bristol City's lead at the top of the League One table was extended to eight points following a 3-0 win over Swindon .
Kieran Agard scored the home side's opening goal from inside the box in the first-half .
Joe Bryan made it 2-0 with a superb free-kick on 80 minutes before Aaron Wilbraham wrapped up the win from close range later on .


Prompt: The parents of a five-year-old transgender boy are sharing their son’s story with the world in a bid to prove that there is no such thing as being ‘too young’ to identify as transgender. Massachusetts couple Mimi and Joe Lemay's son Jacob wasn't always a boy. The five-year-old was born Mia, the second of three sisters. But from a very early age, Jacob began rejecting his gender. And after years of questioning how to handle his preferences, before finally coming to terms with what their son wanted, the Lemays explained to NBC News that they decided to let their child assume the identity of a boy. Scroll down for video. Boys will be boys: Mimi and Joe Lemay's five-year-old son Jacob was born a girl named Mia, but the couple has now accepted that their child is a boy . Mimi and Joe began to notice that Jacob was having difficulties when he was a toddler. Then named Mia, he would insist on changing his clothes 10 to 12 times a day, in an attempt to find something he felt comfortable in, before his parents bought him a blue 'doggy sweater' that he wore for six months straight - often over girlier dresses and tutus. The couple assumed they were just raising a tomboy. 'She would take on "boy" personas, and just always want to play with boy things,' said Joe. 'Her need to play boy roles, and her need to be seen or spoken to as a boy at home became very persistent,' added Mimi. Then, shortly before he turned three, Jacob declared himself a boy. Happy family: Jacob was born the second of three daughters in the Massachusetts-based Lemay family . Finding the right wardrobe: From a young age, Jacob (R) preferred to wear boy clothes; when his parents still dressed him as a girl, the frustrated toddler would change outfits up to 12 times a day . Mimi said that she  was worried that Jacob's behavior would make it harder for him to build relationships - already, he had trouble relating to his peers - and she hoped her child's desire to be a boy would go away. In the meantime, she and Joe made allowances while Jacob wasn't in public. Home became a 'battleground over gender', Mimi wrote in a letter to Jacob on his fifth birthday, which was published by The Synapse, continuing that they decided to let Jacob cut his hair, wear boy clothes, and assume aspects of his male identity at home. While this made things easier when just family was around - his older sister eventually stopped teasing him about not being a 'real boy' - things were still hard at school, where Jacob didn't engage with his classmates. Jacob's parents explained that their son's behavior wasn't just that of a typical tomboy. Not content to just 'pretend' to be a boy, Jacob, then still called Mia, hated her body and would say things like: 'Why did god make me this way? Why did god make me wrong?' Trying to fit in: While he was still perceived as a girl, Jacob would only open up around his family and had trouble getting along with his peers . Accepting his identity: The Lemays eased into Jacob's transition, slowly allowing him to wear boy clothes, cut his hair short, and refer to himself as a boy at home . Mimi and Joe saw a glimpse of their future on an April 2014 trip to Disney World. They let Jacob wear a Prince Charming costume, and when strangers called him handsome he 'just glowed'. His mother said persistence, consistence, and insistence are the hallmarks of a possibly transgender child - and Jacob was demonstrating all three. In June 2014, the Lemays sat Jacob down and showed him a video about another transgender boy, Ryland Whittington. Tears in her eyes, Mimi told him: 'All we want is for you to be happy, but we need help to understand what will make you happy.' Joe asked Jacob if he wanted to be like Ryland and have everyone know he's a boy. 'I can't,' Jacob told them. 'I have to be Mia at school.' His parents told him that if he wanted to, he could start attending a new school in the fall. Jacob was elated, telling them, 'I want to be a boy always.' The Lemays began to let Jacob transition. Playing the prince: On a trip to Disney World last year, Jacob (pictured right with his sister Ella) was thrilled when strangers mistook him for a boy in his Prince Charming Costume . Happy kid: Since transitioning, Jacob has come into his own; he socializes and shows affection more since he has started to feel more like himself . Mimi says she and her husband didn't expect the 'seismic shift' in Jacob's behavior and personality that they experienced, but the boy completely came out of his shell. He immediately became more social, more affectionate, and more interested in picking up hobbies. 'He's just a different person. He's becoming himself,' said Joe. Watching how the change has affected Jacob has allowed his parents to see Jacob as he sees himself. 'I realized he had never really been Mia,' Mimi said. 'That had been a figment of my imagination.' The Lemays hope that coming forward to talk about their experience will help Jacob grow up in a society where there's a better perception of transgender people.

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The parents of a five-year-old transgender boy are sharing their son’s story with the world in a bid to prove that there is no such thing as being ‘too young’ to identify as transgender. Massachusetts couple Mimi and Joe Lemay's son Jacob wasn't always a boy. The five-year-old was born Mia, the second of three sisters. But from a very early age, Jacob began rejecting his gender. And after years of questioning how to handle his preferences, before finally coming to terms with what their son wanted, the Lemays explained to NBC News that they decided to let their child assume the identity of a boy. Scroll down for video. Boys will be boys: Mimi and Joe Lemay's five-year-old son Jacob was born a girl named Mia, but the couple has now accepted that their child is a boy . Mimi and Joe began to notice that Jacob was having difficulties when he was a toddler. Then named Mia, he would insist on changing his clothes 10 to 12 times a day, in an attempt to find something he felt comfortable in, before his parents bought him a blue 'doggy sweater' that he wore for six months straight - often over girlier dresses and tutus. The couple assumed they were just raising a tomboy. 'She would take on "boy" personas, and just always want to play with boy things,' said Joe. 'Her need to play boy roles, and her need to be seen or spoken to as a boy at home became very persistent,' added Mimi. Then, shortly before he turned three, Jacob declared himself a boy. Happy family: Jacob was born the second of three daughters in the Massachusetts-based Lemay family . Finding the right wardrobe: From a young age, Jacob (R) preferred to wear boy clothes; when his parents still dressed him as a girl, the frustrated toddler would change outfits up to 12 times a day . Mimi said that she  was worried that Jacob's behavior would make it harder for him to build relationships - already, he had trouble relating to his peers - and she hoped her child's desire to be a boy would go away. In the meantime, she and Joe made allowances while Jacob wasn't in public. Home became a 'battleground over gender', Mimi wrote in a letter to Jacob on his fifth birthday, which was published by The Synapse, continuing that they decided to let Jacob cut his hair, wear boy clothes, and assume aspects of his male identity at home. While this made things easier when just family was around - his older sister eventually stopped teasing him about not being a 'real boy' - things were still hard at school, where Jacob didn't engage with his classmates. Jacob's parents explained that their son's behavior wasn't just that of a typical tomboy. Not content to just 'pretend' to be a boy, Jacob, then still called Mia, hated her body and would say things like: 'Why did god make me this way? Why did god make me wrong?' Trying to fit in: While he was still perceived as a girl, Jacob would only open up around his family and had trouble getting along with his peers . Accepting his identity: The Lemays eased into Jacob's transition, slowly allowing him to wear boy clothes, cut his hair short, and refer to himself as a boy at home . Mimi and Joe saw a glimpse of their future on an April 2014 trip to Disney World. They let Jacob wear a Prince Charming costume, and when strangers called him handsome he 'just glowed'. His mother said persistence, consistence, and insistence are the hallmarks of a possibly transgender child - and Jacob was demonstrating all three. In June 2014, the Lemays sat Jacob down and showed him a video about another transgender boy, Ryland Whittington. Tears in her eyes, Mimi told him: 'All we want is for you to be happy, but we need help to understand what will make you happy.' Joe asked Jacob if he wanted to be like Ryland and have everyone know he's a boy. 'I can't,' Jacob told them. 'I have to be Mia at school.' His parents told him that if he wanted to, he could start attending a new school in the fall. Jacob was elated, telling them, 'I want to be a boy always.' The Lemays began to let Jacob transition. Playing the prince: On a trip to Disney World last year, Jacob (pictured right with his sister Ella) was thrilled when strangers mistook him for a boy in his Prince Charming Costume . Happy kid: Since transitioning, Jacob has come into his own; he socializes and shows affection more since he has started to feel more like himself . Mimi says she and her husband didn't expect the 'seismic shift' in Jacob's behavior and personality that they experienced, but the boy completely came out of his shell. He immediately became more social, more affectionate, and more interested in picking up hobbies. 'He's just a different person. He's becoming himself,' said Joe. Watching how the change has affected Jacob has allowed his parents to see Jacob as he sees himself. 'I realized he had never really been Mia,' Mimi said. 'That had been a figment of my imagination.' The Lemays hope that coming forward to talk about their experience will help Jacob grow up in a society where there's a better perception of transgender people.

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A Massachusetts couple, Mimi and Joe Lemay, are sharing their son Jacob's (5) story to challenge the notion that being "too young" to identify as transgender is a barrier. Jacob was born as Mia, but from a young age, he began rejecting his gender identity and eventually came to terms with being a boy. The couple noticed Jacob's difficulties with dressing and behaving as a girl, and after years of questioning, they decided to let him assume his identity as a boy.

Jacob's behavior was initially misinterpreted as a typical tomboyish behavior, but his parents soon realized that he was struggling to connect with his peers

Mimi and Joe Lemay of Massachusetts say their son Jacob was never happy as a girl, adding that he has called himself a boy since he was two .
It took years and many emotional ups and downs before the couple finally decided to let him transition .
Now attending a school where everyone knows him as a boy, Jacob is the happiest and most outgoing he has ever been .


Prompt: For the 0.01 per cent, booking holiday travel is a far different experience than it is for the rest of us. Instead of scrolling through holiday deals on bargain-finding websites, these ultra-wealthy individuals prefer to take off on a moment's notice and sort out any over-the-top accommodations and activities upon arrival. To get a glimpse inside this elite - and rarely planned - world, MailOnline Travel spoke to wedding and event planner Sarah Haywood, who has helped organise ceremonies and honeymoons for everyone from celebrities to Fortune 500 businessmen. Scroll down for video . For the super-wealthy, money is of no concern when it comes to booking private jets and chartering yachts . 'Most of our clients have a private travel consultant,' Haywood explains to MailOnline Travel. 'There are several really upmarket agents where you pay a fee annually to have them take care of all your travel.' Haywood reveals that she often works with these agencies, where she estimates that membership fees for such a service start at about £50,000. 'These aren't companies you'll find online,' she adds. 'The people that they're working with don't plan and they expect things to be catered to their whims.' Victoria Hoffman, founder and CEO of the Miami-based Concierge & Events by Victoria, tells MailOnline Travel that some of the most common last-minute request include special access to exclusive events, such as the Cannes Film Festival, the Academy Awards or tickets to the White House Correspondence Dinner. Victoria Hoffman, who owns her on US-based concierge service, reveals she's had clients request special access to exclusive events such as the Cannes Film Festival . Specialist Italian travel company, Bellini Travel, set up by Emily FitzRoy 15 years ago, is so exclusive that it only caters to a carefully selected list of 100 clients a year. 'As we look after a limited number of people each year, we can pull in huge favours,' Emily said. 'For example, we're just in the middle of negotiating to close the Uffizi for a client who only has 24 hours in Florence, but wants to see Botticelli's Birth of Venus on his own. Brown and Hudson describe themselves as the antidote to everything that is packaged and unconsidered about today’s luxury travel business. Their bespoke service, which charges a minimum of £1,000 simply to create an itinerary for potential clients, has an impressive portfolio of bespoke experiences they have orchestrated for guests. Alexander Martin, director of luxury lifestyle website The Envy Group agrees that for the super-rich, it's not about what you give, so much as the amazing experience behind it. 'Our clients - or 'friends' as we call them - are very successful and generous people, and we help them create unique lifestyle experiences that goes far beyond booking a table at an amazing restaurant. 'We recently organised the world's only Tiffany-blue Bentley for one of our friends, and created a 20ft Tiffany-inspired remote-controlled hydraulic gift box complete to deliver it in.' And if you're heading to the luxurious five-star properties hoping to catch a glimpse of some of the world's wealthiest individuals, don't bother. Haywood tells us the the ultra-elite don't often check in to big hotels, much preferring somewhere private for their opulent getaways. 'This is above just a private island in the Maldives,' she tells us. 'People with this kind of money aren't looking at what's fashionable, they're looking for privacy and security. 'The world's wealthiest like to stay low profile, so we'll be looking at places where they can do that.' Hoffman agrees, explaining that more and more clients have been asking her recently to rent villas and help them to live like a local. Instead of splashing out on a luxurious suite, the ultra-rich prefer to rent their own private Maldivian island . Haywood cites Cote d'Azur and the Maldives as two locations favoured by her A-list clientele, while Hoffman notes that she has planned extravagant vacation experiences everywhere from Paris to Italy. 'We once provided access to Coco Chanel's apartment and private jewellery collection,' Hoffman tells MailOnline Travel. 'The entire experience was a day in the life of Coco in which the clients dined and had afternoon tea in many of the places in Paris she frequented. 'In other scenarios, we have given privileged access to the private estates of winemakers in Bordeaux, Burgundy and Piedmont. 'In one case, my client wanted to relive the 18th century, so we had period costumes and horse-drawn carriages for the day. In another, we created a progressive feast in which each course was served at a different historic home in Italy.' Travel around the world by private jet . Hurlingham Travel - price on application . Checking in with the hoi palloi at overcrowded airports and squeezing into a tiny seat can be a tiresome experience at the best of times. If you're a frequent traveller, treat yourself to a comfortable arm chair recliner aboard a VIP Boeing 757, accompanied by a team of logistics experts and a doctor to tend to your every whim. Watch the Monaco Grand Prix from the comfort of a private luxury yacht . Bon Vivant - from £3,000 depending on the yacht position (flights not included) The Monaco grand prix is synonymous with style and glamour but why not up the ante even furhter and watch it on board your very own private yacht? You'll be treated to full hospitality during the qualifying rounds on Saturday and race day on the Sunday, including breakfast, lunch and canapés, as well as Champagne all day. Take part in a rickshaw race across India . Quintessentially - from around £15,000 . Driving in India can be a hair-raising experience, but driving a rickshaw must surely be up there with nail-biting rides? Quintessentially's trip to take part in a rickshaw race will take in the sights, sounds, smell and traffic in this incredible country. Just please fasten your seatbelt. Visit every UNESCO World Heritage Site in one holiday . Hurlingham Travel - from £1million . If you've ever wondered how many UNESCO World Heritage sites there are, and how long it would take you to visit them all, the answer is 922 and roughly two years. At the time of going to press, the companies are in negotiations with a Chinese PHD student who is hoping to be whisked off on this incredible adventure once he completes his studies. Hoffman tells MailOnline Travel that exclusive access to private wine estates in France is a common request . One of Hoffman's most impressive travel experiences included creating a 'day in the life' of Coco Chanel for a client visiting Paris . Elite wedding and event planner, Sarah Haywood, explains that the ultra-wealthy prefer not to book in advance . Haywood has also had very last minute requests that she has had to sort only hours before - and from many miles away. 'Once, somebody was on a post-wedding shoot and they wanted a white horse at sunset,' she remembers. 'Finding a white horse at sunset, it is possible and it did happen, but for a few hours it was quite touch and go. 'And it turns out that white horses are actually grey, not white.' Haywood reveals that one traveller once asked her to find a white horse at sunset for a post-wedding shoot - only hours before they needed it! In future, these one-of-a-kind holiday experiences will only become more popular. 'People want a customised vacation focused around an annual event or theme,' Hoffman says. But such an extravagantly-themed getaway will cost you - as much as $100,000 for a dinner, depending on who its with. 'Pricing structure varies,' Hoffman adds. 'A VIP experience to France or Italy in which two people explore special access historic UNESCO sites not generally open to the public could have a starting range of $7,000 (£4,540), whereas dinner with a celebrity or athlete could have a starting cost of $100,000 (about £65,000).'

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For the 0.01 per cent, booking holiday travel is a far different experience than it is for the rest of us. Instead of scrolling through holiday deals on bargain-finding websites, these ultra-wealthy individuals prefer to take off on a moment's notice and sort out any over-the-top accommodations and activities upon arrival. To get a glimpse inside this elite - and rarely planned - world, MailOnline Travel spoke to wedding and event planner Sarah Haywood, who has helped organise ceremonies and honeymoons for everyone from celebrities to Fortune 500 businessmen. Scroll down for video . For the super-wealthy, money is of no concern when it comes to booking private jets and chartering yachts . 'Most of our clients have a private travel consultant,' Haywood explains to MailOnline Travel. 'There are several really upmarket agents where you pay a fee annually to have them take care of all your travel.' Haywood reveals that she often works with these agencies, where she estimates that membership fees for such a service start at about £50,000. 'These aren't companies you'll find online,' she adds. 'The people that they're working with don't plan and they expect things to be catered to their whims.' Victoria Hoffman, founder and CEO of the Miami-based Concierge & Events by Victoria, tells MailOnline Travel that some of the most common last-minute request include special access to exclusive events, such as the Cannes Film Festival, the Academy Awards or tickets to the White House Correspondence Dinner. Victoria Hoffman, who owns her on US-based concierge service, reveals she's had clients request special access to exclusive events such as the Cannes Film Festival . Specialist Italian travel company, Bellini Travel, set up by Emily FitzRoy 15 years ago, is so exclusive that it only caters to a carefully selected list of 100 clients a year. 'As we look after a limited number of people each year, we can pull in huge favours,' Emily said. 'For example, we're just in the middle of negotiating to close the Uffizi for a client who only has 24 hours in Florence, but wants to see Botticelli's Birth of Venus on his own. Brown and Hudson describe themselves as the antidote to everything that is packaged and unconsidered about today’s luxury travel business. Their bespoke service, which charges a minimum of £1,000 simply to create an itinerary for potential clients, has an impressive portfolio of bespoke experiences they have orchestrated for guests. Alexander Martin, director of luxury lifestyle website The Envy Group agrees that for the super-rich, it's not about what you give, so much as the amazing experience behind it. 'Our clients - or 'friends' as we call them - are very successful and generous people, and we help them create unique lifestyle experiences that goes far beyond booking a table at an amazing restaurant. 'We recently organised the world's only Tiffany-blue Bentley for one of our friends, and created a 20ft Tiffany-inspired remote-controlled hydraulic gift box complete to deliver it in.' And if you're heading to the luxurious five-star properties hoping to catch a glimpse of some of the world's wealthiest individuals, don't bother. Haywood tells us the the ultra-elite don't often check in to big hotels, much preferring somewhere private for their opulent getaways. 'This is above just a private island in the Maldives,' she tells us. 'People with this kind of money aren't looking at what's fashionable, they're looking for privacy and security. 'The world's wealthiest like to stay low profile, so we'll be looking at places where they can do that.' Hoffman agrees, explaining that more and more clients have been asking her recently to rent villas and help them to live like a local. Instead of splashing out on a luxurious suite, the ultra-rich prefer to rent their own private Maldivian island . Haywood cites Cote d'Azur and the Maldives as two locations favoured by her A-list clientele, while Hoffman notes that she has planned extravagant vacation experiences everywhere from Paris to Italy. 'We once provided access to Coco Chanel's apartment and private jewellery collection,' Hoffman tells MailOnline Travel. 'The entire experience was a day in the life of Coco in which the clients dined and had afternoon tea in many of the places in Paris she frequented. 'In other scenarios, we have given privileged access to the private estates of winemakers in Bordeaux, Burgundy and Piedmont. 'In one case, my client wanted to relive the 18th century, so we had period costumes and horse-drawn carriages for the day. In another, we created a progressive feast in which each course was served at a different historic home in Italy.' Travel around the world by private jet . Hurlingham Travel - price on application . Checking in with the hoi palloi at overcrowded airports and squeezing into a tiny seat can be a tiresome experience at the best of times. If you're a frequent traveller, treat yourself to a comfortable arm chair recliner aboard a VIP Boeing 757, accompanied by a team of logistics experts and a doctor to tend to your every whim. Watch the Monaco Grand Prix from the comfort of a private luxury yacht . Bon Vivant - from £3,000 depending on the yacht position (flights not included) The Monaco grand prix is synonymous with style and glamour but why not up the ante even furhter and watch it on board your very own private yacht? You'll be treated to full hospitality during the qualifying rounds on Saturday and race day on the Sunday, including breakfast, lunch and canapés, as well as Champagne all day. Take part in a rickshaw race across India . Quintessentially - from around £15,000 . Driving in India can be a hair-raising experience, but driving a rickshaw must surely be up there with nail-biting rides? Quintessentially's trip to take part in a rickshaw race will take in the sights, sounds, smell and traffic in this incredible country. Just please fasten your seatbelt. Visit every UNESCO World Heritage Site in one holiday . Hurlingham Travel - from £1million . If you've ever wondered how many UNESCO World Heritage sites there are, and how long it would take you to visit them all, the answer is 922 and roughly two years. At the time of going to press, the companies are in negotiations with a Chinese PHD student who is hoping to be whisked off on this incredible adventure once he completes his studies. Hoffman tells MailOnline Travel that exclusive access to private wine estates in France is a common request . One of Hoffman's most impressive travel experiences included creating a 'day in the life' of Coco Chanel for a client visiting Paris . Elite wedding and event planner, Sarah Haywood, explains that the ultra-wealthy prefer not to book in advance . Haywood has also had very last minute requests that she has had to sort only hours before - and from many miles away. 'Once, somebody was on a post-wedding shoot and they wanted a white horse at sunset,' she remembers. 'Finding a white horse at sunset, it is possible and it did happen, but for a few hours it was quite touch and go. 'And it turns out that white horses are actually grey, not white.' Haywood reveals that one traveller once asked her to find a white horse at sunset for a post-wedding shoot - only hours before they needed it! In future, these one-of-a-kind holiday experiences will only become more popular. 'People want a customised vacation focused around an annual event or theme,' Hoffman says. But such an extravagantly-themed getaway will cost you - as much as $100,000 for a dinner, depending on who its with. 'Pricing structure varies,' Hoffman adds. 'A VIP experience to France or Italy in which two people explore special access historic UNESCO sites not generally open to the public could have a starting range of $7,000 (£4,540), whereas dinner with a celebrity or athlete could have a starting cost of $100,000 (about £65,000).'

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The article discusses the unique travel experiences offered to ultra-wealthy individuals, who often prefer to plan their holidays last-minute and opt for exclusive, bespoke experiences. These travelers, often referred to as the "super-rich," are willing to pay a premium for luxury and personalized services.

The article highlights several companies that cater to this elite group, including:

1. Victoria Hoffman's Concierge & Events by Victoria, which offers customized experiences for clients, including access to exclusive events, private jets, and luxury villas.
2. Bellini Travel, a specialist Italian travel company that caters to a limited number of clients each year and offers bespoke

For the most elite travellers, vacations are rarely planned far in advance .
There is an an emphasis on travel 'experiences,' which happen on a whim .
A-list wedding and event planners from the US and UK share their stories .


Prompt: Jose Mourinho has revealed that he felt like he was British when Andy Murray won Wimbledon two years ago. The Chelsea manager also described SW19 as 'more than a Grand Slam' due to its traditions and aura. 'The Wimbledon that I really felt was Andy Murray’s victory because it was very special for him,' said Mourinho as he was given a tour of SW19 as part of a new deal between Jaguar and the All England Lawn Tennis Club. Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho poses for pictures on Wimbledon's famous Centre Court . Mourinho was given a tour of Wimbledon by former British No 1 Tim Henman (left) Mourinho takes in his surroundings as he has a seat on Wimbledon's Centre Court . Mourinho (right) and Henman (left) were part of launch for The All England Club's deal with Jaguar . 'Winning Wimbledon is the same for all the players, but for a British player to win Wimbledon after so many years I felt so much emotion. I am not British, but on that day I felt like I was. 'Wimbledon is more than a Grand Slam. You have great tournaments, great matches, but Wimbledon is Wimbledon. The tradition, the history around this tournament is magnificent. 'There are some iconic moments in your sports history, and in football to play at Wembley is a special moment. It is similar to Wimbledon. The aura is very difficult to explain – you come in and you just feel it.' Murray beat Novak Djokovic 6-4, 7-5, 6-4 during the 2013 final to end Britain's 77-year wait for a men's champion. Andy Murray beat Novak Djokovic (right) in straight sets to win Britian's first men's championship in 77 years .

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Jose Mourinho has revealed that he felt like he was British when Andy Murray won Wimbledon two years ago. The Chelsea manager also described SW19 as 'more than a Grand Slam' due to its traditions and aura. 'The Wimbledon that I really felt was Andy Murray’s victory because it was very special for him,' said Mourinho as he was given a tour of SW19 as part of a new deal between Jaguar and the All England Lawn Tennis Club. Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho poses for pictures on Wimbledon's famous Centre Court . Mourinho was given a tour of Wimbledon by former British No 1 Tim Henman (left) Mourinho takes in his surroundings as he has a seat on Wimbledon's Centre Court . Mourinho (right) and Henman (left) were part of launch for The All England Club's deal with Jaguar . 'Winning Wimbledon is the same for all the players, but for a British player to win Wimbledon after so many years I felt so much emotion. I am not British, but on that day I felt like I was. 'Wimbledon is more than a Grand Slam. You have great tournaments, great matches, but Wimbledon is Wimbledon. The tradition, the history around this tournament is magnificent. 'There are some iconic moments in your sports history, and in football to play at Wembley is a special moment. It is similar to Wimbledon. The aura is very difficult to explain – you come in and you just feel it.' Murray beat Novak Djokovic 6-4, 7-5, 6-4 during the 2013 final to end Britain's 77-year wait for a men's champion. Andy Murray beat Novak Djokovic (right) in straight sets to win Britian's first men's championship in 77 years .

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Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho visited Wimbledon to learn more about the tournament and its traditions. During a tour, Mourinho expressed his admiration for the event, saying it's more than a Grand Slam due to its history and aura. He felt a strong connection to the tournament, particularly after Andy Murray's 2013 victory, which was Britain's first men's championship in 77 years. Mourinho described the experience as "special" and noted that winning Wimbledon is a unique experience for British players, who have been waiting 77 years for a men's champion.

Andy Murray beat Novak Djokovic in straights sets to win at SW19 in 2013 .
Jose Mourinho said he could feel the emotion of what it meant to Murray .
Mourinho also hails Wimbledon as 'more than a Grand Slam'
READ: Mourinho critics don't have a leg to stand on as he gets job done .


Prompt: This is the photograph circulating on social media site SnapChat that is believed to show a principal watching pornography in the office of his elite private school. The picture, taken by a person who claims to be a student at Geelong College, south-west of Melbourne, is believed to show disgraced principal Andrew Barr surfing for pornography while on-the-clock. In the picture taken through a window, the man has his back to the camera and graphic images can be seen on his computer screen. Mr Barr resigned from his position at The Geelong College after an investigation, which included a search of his computer, after the photograph appeared on Snapchat. This is the photograph circulating on social media that is believed to show principal Andrew Barr watching pornography in his office at Geelong College . Daily Mail Australia contacted the school to verify the image is of Mr Barr but it was not willing to comment further. Chairman of the Geelong College council, Dr Hugh Seward, told the Geelong Advertiser last week the matter was a serious breach of the school's standards, even if the investigation found Mr Barr not to have broken any law. 'The matter was taken very seriously,' Dr Seward said. 'Just before Easter, The Geelong College council became aware of a matter of concern that might constitute a breach of our standards.' 'The council immediately looked into the matter and when our concerns were confirmed, Andrew Barr tendered his resignation.' Mr Barr resigned after a student at The Geelong College took the picture of him and shared it with other students using the photosharing app, Snapchat . In a statement, Dr Seward thanked Mr Barr for his contribution to the school since he joined the college in 2013. ‘In the two years since his appointment, Mr Barr has made an enduring contribution to the College’s educational vision and future planning. The Council is grateful for Mr Barr’s commitment and achievement,' he said. Mr Barr is a former chairman of the Association of Heads of Independent Schools of Australia and previously served 10 years as principal of Scotch Oakburn College in Melbourne. Dr Seward told the Geelong Advertiser the investigation confirmed Mr Barr had not broken any law and 'at no point' did his actions affect the care provided to students. The Geelong College Council has since announced it has begun searching for a new Principal. Chairman of the Geelong College council, Dr Hugh Seward said the incident was a serious breach of the school's standards .

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This is the photograph circulating on social media site SnapChat that is believed to show a principal watching pornography in the office of his elite private school. The picture, taken by a person who claims to be a student at Geelong College, south-west of Melbourne, is believed to show disgraced principal Andrew Barr surfing for pornography while on-the-clock. In the picture taken through a window, the man has his back to the camera and graphic images can be seen on his computer screen. Mr Barr resigned from his position at The Geelong College after an investigation, which included a search of his computer, after the photograph appeared on Snapchat. This is the photograph circulating on social media that is believed to show principal Andrew Barr watching pornography in his office at Geelong College . Daily Mail Australia contacted the school to verify the image is of Mr Barr but it was not willing to comment further. Chairman of the Geelong College council, Dr Hugh Seward, told the Geelong Advertiser last week the matter was a serious breach of the school's standards, even if the investigation found Mr Barr not to have broken any law. 'The matter was taken very seriously,' Dr Seward said. 'Just before Easter, The Geelong College council became aware of a matter of concern that might constitute a breach of our standards.' 'The council immediately looked into the matter and when our concerns were confirmed, Andrew Barr tendered his resignation.' Mr Barr resigned after a student at The Geelong College took the picture of him and shared it with other students using the photosharing app, Snapchat . In a statement, Dr Seward thanked Mr Barr for his contribution to the school since he joined the college in 2013. ‘In the two years since his appointment, Mr Barr has made an enduring contribution to the College’s educational vision and future planning. The Council is grateful for Mr Barr’s commitment and achievement,' he said. Mr Barr is a former chairman of the Association of Heads of Independent Schools of Australia and previously served 10 years as principal of Scotch Oakburn College in Melbourne. Dr Seward told the Geelong Advertiser the investigation confirmed Mr Barr had not broken any law and 'at no point' did his actions affect the care provided to students. The Geelong College Council has since announced it has begun searching for a new Principal. Chairman of the Geelong College council, Dr Hugh Seward said the incident was a serious breach of the school's standards .

[Assistant] A photograph circulating on social media appears to show Geelong College principal Andrew Barr watching pornography in his office while on-duty. The image, taken by a student, was shared on Snapchat and confirmed by the school's council. An investigation found no breach of law, but the school's standards were breached due to the incident. Principal Barr resigned after the incident, and the school has begun searching for a new principal. The incident is seen as a serious breach of the school's standards, but the investigation found no evidence of wrongdoing by Barr.

Principal Andrew Barr was caught viewing porn at work .
A student took a photo of him watching pornography in his office .
An investigation was launched after the photo was shared on Snapchat .
The Geelong College principal has now resigned .
The college council called his actions 'a breach of our standards'


Prompt: Jose Mourinho will play Nemanja Matic and Cesc Fabregas against Queens Park Rangers, despite the threat of the duo missing the crunch clashes against Arsenal and Manchester United. The pair are both just one booking away from suspension, a dangerous situation given the top of the table clash against the Gunners next weekend and trip to Old Trafford on April 17. But Mourinho insists his midfield twosome will play at Loftus Road on Sunday. Chelsea's Cesc Fabregas will start against QPR despite being one booking away from a two-game ban . Nemanja Matic would miss games against Arsenal and Manchester United if he is shown a yellow card . Chelsea boss Jose Mourinho is unwilling to look beyond Sunday's London derby at Loftus Road . Asked if the pair would start  in his pre-match press conference, Mourinho said: 'Yeah. Always the same. We don't want bookings. We try not to get yellow cards. 'In the last match our opponent had 22 fouls and we had five. The way we play it's not easy for our players to be booked. 'The game is a three points game. We need points, we need victories. It doesn't make sense to think about some games (Arsenal and Manchester United) and not about others. 'We have to win every game. We have to win the next game. We don't think about the points we have or the match we have in hand. 'They (QPR) need points in these remaining six games. It's a difficult game.' Mourinho has never taken a team to Loftus Road before but he expects the home fans to create a tough atmosphere for his players. Loic Remy is mobbed by his team-mates after scoring a vital goal against Stoke last weekend . Striker Diego Costa is the only player on Mourinho's injury list after coming off against Stoke last weekend . Asked whether he thought Sunday's game would be hostile, Mourinho said: 'That's what people tell me. We go to play, we go to win. People in the stands can play a role but they cannot score goals. 'I'm not worried. I'm focused on playing our game.' Mourinho would not be drawn on John Terry's return to Loftus Road after the former England captain was given a four-match ban and fined £220,000 for allegedly racially abusing Hoops defender Anton Ferdinand in 2011. Ferdinand's brother, Rio, is now part of Chris Ramsey's squad  but Mourinho does not believe the incident will affect his skipper. He said: 'I think it's just a football match. A very important game for both teams. We know they want to win and they know we want to win. It's not an easy match.'

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Jose Mourinho will play Nemanja Matic and Cesc Fabregas against Queens Park Rangers, despite the threat of the duo missing the crunch clashes against Arsenal and Manchester United. The pair are both just one booking away from suspension, a dangerous situation given the top of the table clash against the Gunners next weekend and trip to Old Trafford on April 17. But Mourinho insists his midfield twosome will play at Loftus Road on Sunday. Chelsea's Cesc Fabregas will start against QPR despite being one booking away from a two-game ban . Nemanja Matic would miss games against Arsenal and Manchester United if he is shown a yellow card . Chelsea boss Jose Mourinho is unwilling to look beyond Sunday's London derby at Loftus Road . Asked if the pair would start  in his pre-match press conference, Mourinho said: 'Yeah. Always the same. We don't want bookings. We try not to get yellow cards. 'In the last match our opponent had 22 fouls and we had five. The way we play it's not easy for our players to be booked. 'The game is a three points game. We need points, we need victories. It doesn't make sense to think about some games (Arsenal and Manchester United) and not about others. 'We have to win every game. We have to win the next game. We don't think about the points we have or the match we have in hand. 'They (QPR) need points in these remaining six games. It's a difficult game.' Mourinho has never taken a team to Loftus Road before but he expects the home fans to create a tough atmosphere for his players. Loic Remy is mobbed by his team-mates after scoring a vital goal against Stoke last weekend . Striker Diego Costa is the only player on Mourinho's injury list after coming off against Stoke last weekend . Asked whether he thought Sunday's game would be hostile, Mourinho said: 'That's what people tell me. We go to play, we go to win. People in the stands can play a role but they cannot score goals. 'I'm not worried. I'm focused on playing our game.' Mourinho would not be drawn on John Terry's return to Loftus Road after the former England captain was given a four-match ban and fined £220,000 for allegedly racially abusing Hoops defender Anton Ferdinand in 2011. Ferdinand's brother, Rio, is now part of Chris Ramsey's squad  but Mourinho does not believe the incident will affect his skipper. He said: 'I think it's just a football match. A very important game for both teams. We know they want to win and they know we want to win. It's not an easy match.'

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Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho has confirmed that Nemanja Matic and Cesc Fabregas will play against Queens Park Rangers on Sunday, despite the duo being one booking away from suspension. Both players are at risk of being sent off in the crunch matches against Arsenal and Manchester United. However, Mourinho insists that his midfield duo will start against QPR, citing the importance of winning every game. The Chelsea boss also expects a tough atmosphere at Loftus Road, where the home fans will create a hostile environment for his players. Striker Loic Remy is expected to start, while Diego Costa is

Cesc Fabregas and Nemanja Matic will miss games against Arsenal and Manchester United if they are booked against QPR .
Jose Mourinho will start the midfield duo despite the risks involved .
Chelsea boss expects a hostile atmosphere at Loftus Road on Sunday .


Prompt: Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates (CNN)Lost luggage after a long flight is a common, frustrating occurrence of modern air travel. And sometimes, airlines lose things that are irreplaceable. American Jennifer Stewart says she was devastated to learn that Etihad Airways lost her most important baggage following a recent trip from Abu Dhabi to New York City: her 2-year-old pet cat, Felix. Stewart said that she and her husband, Joseph Naaman, booked Felix on their Etihad Airways flight from the United Arab Emirates to New York's John F. Kennedy International Airport on April 1. Shortly after the plane arrived in New York that evening, Felix went missing somewhere on the grounds of Kennedy Airport, according to Etihad Airways. Felix was able to get loose, Stewart said she believes, because the cat's plastic carrier was badly damaged at some point either during the flight or the transfer from the airplane to the pickup area. Stewart said a cargo manager called the couple to an office after they landed at Kennedy last week and notified them that their cat's carrier had been crushed. Photographs taken by Stewart showed a large hole in the top of the cat's carrier. At least one of the corners of the case appeared partially collapsed. Nearly one week later, Felix remains missing. "For them to take a cat and ship him like he was cargo, not a live animal, makes me sick," Stewart said.  "You trust that people care and are doing the job well, and then this happens." A representative for Etihad Airways told CNN that that the loss of pets during air travel is "extremely rare."  The airline shipped more than 200 pets last year. Etihad Airways is investigating the incident and is working with ground handlers at the New York airport to help locate the missing cat. The Abu Dhabi-based carrier also said it hired "third-party specialists" to help in the hunt for Felix. "We deeply regret this unfortunate incident and are keeping the owner apprised of the progress of the search," Etihad Airways told CNN in a statement. "We will review our pet handling procedures in the wake of this incident, as the safety and care of pets traveling with Etihad Airways is a top priority." Stewart and her husband booked the cat's flight as part of their job relocation to the United States after living in Abu Dhabi for more than three years. The couple said they spent $1,200 to ship Felix on the 14-hour flight. "You pay all of this money, but for what? People assume you pay extra to have your pets taken care of, but they're treated no differently than a free piece of checked luggage," Stewart said. It isn't the first time a pet has gone missing at New York's busiest airport. In August 2011, a cat escaped from its carrier before an American Airlines flight from New York to San Francisco. That cat was eventually discovered -- alive -- two months later in a customs room at the airport. But the cat later had to be euthanized because of injuries and malnutrition it suffered while lost. This weekend, Stewart enlisted the help of a local nonprofit, which provided a highly trained detection dog, to help track down Felix's scent. A wildlife biologist who works with the airport has also placed traps to facilitate Felix's safe return, according to the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey. Officials at Kennedy have offered to assist Etihad Airways as the airline investigates what happened, the Port Authority said. Stewart said the couple will continue to search the airport until they have answers. "We just want to find Felix. But I just don't know if we will," she said.

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Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates (CNN)Lost luggage after a long flight is a common, frustrating occurrence of modern air travel. And sometimes, airlines lose things that are irreplaceable. American Jennifer Stewart says she was devastated to learn that Etihad Airways lost her most important baggage following a recent trip from Abu Dhabi to New York City: her 2-year-old pet cat, Felix. Stewart said that she and her husband, Joseph Naaman, booked Felix on their Etihad Airways flight from the United Arab Emirates to New York's John F. Kennedy International Airport on April 1. Shortly after the plane arrived in New York that evening, Felix went missing somewhere on the grounds of Kennedy Airport, according to Etihad Airways. Felix was able to get loose, Stewart said she believes, because the cat's plastic carrier was badly damaged at some point either during the flight or the transfer from the airplane to the pickup area. Stewart said a cargo manager called the couple to an office after they landed at Kennedy last week and notified them that their cat's carrier had been crushed. Photographs taken by Stewart showed a large hole in the top of the cat's carrier. At least one of the corners of the case appeared partially collapsed. Nearly one week later, Felix remains missing. "For them to take a cat and ship him like he was cargo, not a live animal, makes me sick," Stewart said.  "You trust that people care and are doing the job well, and then this happens." A representative for Etihad Airways told CNN that that the loss of pets during air travel is "extremely rare."  The airline shipped more than 200 pets last year. Etihad Airways is investigating the incident and is working with ground handlers at the New York airport to help locate the missing cat. The Abu Dhabi-based carrier also said it hired "third-party specialists" to help in the hunt for Felix. "We deeply regret this unfortunate incident and are keeping the owner apprised of the progress of the search," Etihad Airways told CNN in a statement. "We will review our pet handling procedures in the wake of this incident, as the safety and care of pets traveling with Etihad Airways is a top priority." Stewart and her husband booked the cat's flight as part of their job relocation to the United States after living in Abu Dhabi for more than three years. The couple said they spent $1,200 to ship Felix on the 14-hour flight. "You pay all of this money, but for what? People assume you pay extra to have your pets taken care of, but they're treated no differently than a free piece of checked luggage," Stewart said. It isn't the first time a pet has gone missing at New York's busiest airport. In August 2011, a cat escaped from its carrier before an American Airlines flight from New York to San Francisco. That cat was eventually discovered -- alive -- two months later in a customs room at the airport. But the cat later had to be euthanized because of injuries and malnutrition it suffered while lost. This weekend, Stewart enlisted the help of a local nonprofit, which provided a highly trained detection dog, to help track down Felix's scent. A wildlife biologist who works with the airport has also placed traps to facilitate Felix's safe return, according to the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey. Officials at Kennedy have offered to assist Etihad Airways as the airline investigates what happened, the Port Authority said. Stewart said the couple will continue to search the airport until they have answers. "We just want to find Felix. But I just don't know if we will," she said.

[Assistant] A 2-year-old pet cat named Felix went missing after a flight from Abu Dhabi to New York City on Etihad Airways. The cat's owner, Jennifer Stewart, booked Felix on the flight, but the cat's plastic carrier was damaged, and Felix escaped. Etihad Airways claims that the loss of pets during air travel is "extremely rare" and is investigating the incident. The airline has hired third-party specialists to help locate Felix and is reviewing its pet handling procedures. Stewart, who spent $1,200 to ship Felix, is frustrated that the airline did not take better care of her pet. The search for Felix continues,

Couple spends $1,200 to ship their cat, Felix, on a flight from the United Arab Emirates .
Felix went missing somewhere at John F. Kennedy International Airport, airline says .
Pets are "treated no differently than a free piece of checked luggage," Jennifer Stewart says .


Prompt: This fascinating interactive map shows where more than 231 million immigrants live around the world, and reveals that more than 7.8 million reside in the UK. The new data, released by the United Nations, shows how the number of international migrants has increased by nearly 80 million over the last 25 years. In 1995, there were more than 154 million migrants who left their home country and moved to another for various reasons. In comparison, that number had risen to 231 million globally by 2013, according to the international migrant stock trends data. The graphic, featured in The Telegraph, comes at a time when immigration is being heavily discussed by political parties, who each have varying policies on the issue in their manifestos, in the lead-up to May's election. It reveals that Great Britain and Northern Ireland are among the nations which have a high number of immigrants, with more than 7.8 million recorded. Other European countries also have similar numbers, with Germany having nine million, France recording 7.5million and Spain reporting more than six million. Meanwhile, the U.S. has more than 45 million immigrants - the most of all nations - and Russia has more than 11 million. Saudi Arabia has nine million. Countries which had the fewest number of immigrants include Morocco with 50,000, Mongolia with just 17,000 and Greenland with only 5,000. Others with low figures include Tunisia, Papua New Guinea, Cuba and Guyana. The top worldwide destinations for international migrants were the U.S., Russia, Germany, Saudi Arabia, the UAE, UK and France, according to the data. It also revealed the areas in the UK where immigrants live, with London, Leicester, the Birmingham area and Bradford among those with the highest percentage. The figures come after it emerged Prime Minister David Cameron had failed in his pledge to slash net migration to the tens of thousands before the general election. Official figures, released in February by the Office for National Statistics (ONS), show there was a net flow of 298,000 migrants to the UK in the year to September last year, equal to the population of a city roughly the size of Nottingham and up from 210,000 in the previous 12 months. The increase in net migration was driven by a 'statistically significant' rise in immigrants arriving in the UK - up to 624,000 in the year to September 2014 from 530,000 in the previous 12 months. Around 327,000 people emigrated from the UK in the same period. Mr Cameron and Home Secretary Theresa May had promised to slash net migration to below 100,000 by the end of the current parliamentary term. The figures also revealed there were significant increases in immigration of non-EU citizens - up 49,000 to 292,000 - and European Union citizens - up 43,000 to 251,000. Experts flagged another statistically significant increase in Romanian and Bulgarian citizens arriving in the UK - up to 37,000 from 24,000 in the previous 12 months. Of these, 27,000 were coming for work, a rise of 10,000 on the year ending September 2013, the ONS added. Around 271,000 people came to the UK for work, up 54,000 on a year earlier, while immigration for study rose from 175,000 to 192,000. Madeleine Sumption, director of the Migration Observatory at the University of Oxford, said at the time: 'UK job growth is likely to be a key factor behind the recent increases. 'If the UK's economic performance compared to the rest of the EU had been poor, then we might well have seen net migration fall, but that has not happened. 'Rising work-related migration from outside the EU has also contributed.' Downing Street said the rise in immigration was driven in part by Britain's economic success relative to its neighbours in the eurozone.

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This fascinating interactive map shows where more than 231 million immigrants live around the world, and reveals that more than 7.8 million reside in the UK. The new data, released by the United Nations, shows how the number of international migrants has increased by nearly 80 million over the last 25 years. In 1995, there were more than 154 million migrants who left their home country and moved to another for various reasons. In comparison, that number had risen to 231 million globally by 2013, according to the international migrant stock trends data. The graphic, featured in The Telegraph, comes at a time when immigration is being heavily discussed by political parties, who each have varying policies on the issue in their manifestos, in the lead-up to May's election. It reveals that Great Britain and Northern Ireland are among the nations which have a high number of immigrants, with more than 7.8 million recorded. Other European countries also have similar numbers, with Germany having nine million, France recording 7.5million and Spain reporting more than six million. Meanwhile, the U.S. has more than 45 million immigrants - the most of all nations - and Russia has more than 11 million. Saudi Arabia has nine million. Countries which had the fewest number of immigrants include Morocco with 50,000, Mongolia with just 17,000 and Greenland with only 5,000. Others with low figures include Tunisia, Papua New Guinea, Cuba and Guyana. The top worldwide destinations for international migrants were the U.S., Russia, Germany, Saudi Arabia, the UAE, UK and France, according to the data. It also revealed the areas in the UK where immigrants live, with London, Leicester, the Birmingham area and Bradford among those with the highest percentage. The figures come after it emerged Prime Minister David Cameron had failed in his pledge to slash net migration to the tens of thousands before the general election. Official figures, released in February by the Office for National Statistics (ONS), show there was a net flow of 298,000 migrants to the UK in the year to September last year, equal to the population of a city roughly the size of Nottingham and up from 210,000 in the previous 12 months. The increase in net migration was driven by a 'statistically significant' rise in immigrants arriving in the UK - up to 624,000 in the year to September 2014 from 530,000 in the previous 12 months. Around 327,000 people emigrated from the UK in the same period. Mr Cameron and Home Secretary Theresa May had promised to slash net migration to below 100,000 by the end of the current parliamentary term. The figures also revealed there were significant increases in immigration of non-EU citizens - up 49,000 to 292,000 - and European Union citizens - up 43,000 to 251,000. Experts flagged another statistically significant increase in Romanian and Bulgarian citizens arriving in the UK - up to 37,000 from 24,000 in the previous 12 months. Of these, 27,000 were coming for work, a rise of 10,000 on the year ending September 2013, the ONS added. Around 271,000 people came to the UK for work, up 54,000 on a year earlier, while immigration for study rose from 175,000 to 192,000. Madeleine Sumption, director of the Migration Observatory at the University of Oxford, said at the time: 'UK job growth is likely to be a key factor behind the recent increases. 'If the UK's economic performance compared to the rest of the EU had been poor, then we might well have seen net migration fall, but that has not happened. 'Rising work-related migration from outside the EU has also contributed.' Downing Street said the rise in immigration was driven in part by Britain's economic success relative to its neighbours in the eurozone.

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A recent United Nations report has revealed that there are over 231 million international migrants worldwide, with more than 7.8 million residing in the UK. This represents a significant increase of nearly 80 million over the last 25 years. The report also shows that the UK has the highest number of international migrants, with over 7.8 million, followed by Germany, France, Spain, and the US.

The data highlights the significant number of immigrants in the UK, with London, Leicester, Birmingham, and Bradford having the highest percentage of immigrants. The report also reveals that the majority of immigrants to the UK are non-EU citizens

Interactive graphic shows more than 231 million migrants around the world, with 7.8 million immigrants in UK alone .
More than 45 million recorded in U.S. which is most popular destination for migrants before Russia with 11 million .
Data by United Nations shows how number of international migrants has increased by nearly 80 million in 25 years .


Prompt: A man who stabbed a young father to death has been filmed partying with prison hooch and singing to explicit rap lyrics in a sickening jail video. Dashem Tesfamichael, 30, is seen in the 50-second clip captured on a banned mobile phone as he dances outside his cell  with other inmates at Coldingley prison in Surrey. He clutches a glass of the homemade illegal brew in the clip, which also shows a stash of drink bottles, biscuits and crisps on a window ledge, before it was shared with friends on WhatsApp. Scroll down for video . Dashem Tesfamichael, 30, who was jailed for stabbing a young father, has been filmed partying behind bars . He was caught on camera drinking illegal alcohol and dancing to explicit rap music with other inmates at Coldingley prison in Surrey . Prison officers reportedly turned a blind eye to the partying, which happened in the run-up to Christmas in December last year. Tesfamichael was jailed for life with a minimum of 13 years after he used a broken champagne bottle to stab Olu Olagbaju, 26, in Shadan's nightclub in the City of London in December 2006. The music producer collapsed and died after the attack, where witnesses described seeing the young father being held with his arms behind his back before he was stabbed in the chest. Eritrean-born Tesfamichael, then 23 and living in Camden, north London, made his getaway in a Mercedes before fleeing to Italy and then Miami, U.S., before he was extradited back to Britain. The 50-second video clip was captured on a banned mobile phone and shared with friends on WhatsApp . Eritrean-born Tesfamichael will spend a minimum of 13 years behind bars for the stabbing of Olu Olagbaju, 26 . Mr Olagbaju was looking forward to the birth of his second child with fiancee Terri Jacob, who he already had a daughter with, when he was killed. The Ministry of Justice launched an internal investigation at the Category C prison, which houses 500 inmates, and dealt with those involved. A spokesperson from the Prison Service said: 'All identified prisoners have faced disciplinary action. This type of behaviour will not be tolerated.' Tesfamichael wears a grey vest as he dances around the prison with another inmate, who wears sunglasses . The footage also shows a stash of drinks bottles, crisps and biscuits being stored on a window ledge . The video has outraged members of the public after it was shared on social media. Vikki Heywood, wrote on Facebook: 'I think it's disgusting the stuff they can get up to in prison these days. I've seen other ones of take aways and stuff like that. 'They are there to be punished not rewarded. If they have it soo cosy they will never learn from there's mistakes [sic].' Richard Jones added: 'What's more shameless is that it's the authorities allowing the "party" to take place.'  Others described it as 'shocking' and 'disgraceful'. Dashem Tesfamichael (left) stabbed Olu Olagbaju, 26, (right) with a broken champagne bottle at a London nighclub in December 2006 . Prison officers at Coldingley prison in Surrey reportedly turned a blind eye to the partying, which happened in the run up to Christmas in December last year . Prison inmates use the yeast food spread to make illegal hooch dubbed 'Marmite Mule' behind bars . Prisoners are infamous for brewing illicit alcohol while they're behind bars with the DIY concoctions carrying a variety of names from 'pruno' to 'hooch'. But it is perhaps surprising to learn how inmates are able to make the beverages on such a limited amount of resources. In 2009 it was reported that Marmite had been banned from Dartmoor prison in Devon because inmates were using it to make super strength hooch. Dubbed 'Martmite Mule', prisoners added it to fruit, vegetables, bread and water, with the yeast in the food spread triggering the fermenting process of turning the sugars in the fruit into alcohol. The brew is then left over two weeks in old soft drink bottles or plastic bags before it is strained with a T-shirt or sock to remove the remains of the fruit and veg. It was also reportedly being used at privately-run Addiewell Prison in Scotland. Pruno, or prison wine, is renowned for being made by inmates because it can be produced with the limited selection of equipment and ingredients available to them. It is usually made using a variation of apples, oranges, fruit cocktail, candy, ketchup, sugar, milk, and possibly other ingredients, including crumbled bread. Again, the use of a plastic bag, hot running water and a sock are needed during the fermentation process. The longer the concoction is left the stronger it will be with the alcohol volume ranging from 2 per cent to 14 per cent.

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A man who stabbed a young father to death has been filmed partying with prison hooch and singing to explicit rap lyrics in a sickening jail video. Dashem Tesfamichael, 30, is seen in the 50-second clip captured on a banned mobile phone as he dances outside his cell  with other inmates at Coldingley prison in Surrey. He clutches a glass of the homemade illegal brew in the clip, which also shows a stash of drink bottles, biscuits and crisps on a window ledge, before it was shared with friends on WhatsApp. Scroll down for video . Dashem Tesfamichael, 30, who was jailed for stabbing a young father, has been filmed partying behind bars . He was caught on camera drinking illegal alcohol and dancing to explicit rap music with other inmates at Coldingley prison in Surrey . Prison officers reportedly turned a blind eye to the partying, which happened in the run-up to Christmas in December last year. Tesfamichael was jailed for life with a minimum of 13 years after he used a broken champagne bottle to stab Olu Olagbaju, 26, in Shadan's nightclub in the City of London in December 2006. The music producer collapsed and died after the attack, where witnesses described seeing the young father being held with his arms behind his back before he was stabbed in the chest. Eritrean-born Tesfamichael, then 23 and living in Camden, north London, made his getaway in a Mercedes before fleeing to Italy and then Miami, U.S., before he was extradited back to Britain. The 50-second video clip was captured on a banned mobile phone and shared with friends on WhatsApp . Eritrean-born Tesfamichael will spend a minimum of 13 years behind bars for the stabbing of Olu Olagbaju, 26 . Mr Olagbaju was looking forward to the birth of his second child with fiancee Terri Jacob, who he already had a daughter with, when he was killed. The Ministry of Justice launched an internal investigation at the Category C prison, which houses 500 inmates, and dealt with those involved. A spokesperson from the Prison Service said: 'All identified prisoners have faced disciplinary action. This type of behaviour will not be tolerated.' Tesfamichael wears a grey vest as he dances around the prison with another inmate, who wears sunglasses . The footage also shows a stash of drinks bottles, crisps and biscuits being stored on a window ledge . The video has outraged members of the public after it was shared on social media. Vikki Heywood, wrote on Facebook: 'I think it's disgusting the stuff they can get up to in prison these days. I've seen other ones of take aways and stuff like that. 'They are there to be punished not rewarded. If they have it soo cosy they will never learn from there's mistakes [sic].' Richard Jones added: 'What's more shameless is that it's the authorities allowing the "party" to take place.'  Others described it as 'shocking' and 'disgraceful'. Dashem Tesfamichael (left) stabbed Olu Olagbaju, 26, (right) with a broken champagne bottle at a London nighclub in December 2006 . Prison officers at Coldingley prison in Surrey reportedly turned a blind eye to the partying, which happened in the run up to Christmas in December last year . Prison inmates use the yeast food spread to make illegal hooch dubbed 'Marmite Mule' behind bars . Prisoners are infamous for brewing illicit alcohol while they're behind bars with the DIY concoctions carrying a variety of names from 'pruno' to 'hooch'. But it is perhaps surprising to learn how inmates are able to make the beverages on such a limited amount of resources. In 2009 it was reported that Marmite had been banned from Dartmoor prison in Devon because inmates were using it to make super strength hooch. Dubbed 'Martmite Mule', prisoners added it to fruit, vegetables, bread and water, with the yeast in the food spread triggering the fermenting process of turning the sugars in the fruit into alcohol. The brew is then left over two weeks in old soft drink bottles or plastic bags before it is strained with a T-shirt or sock to remove the remains of the fruit and veg. It was also reportedly being used at privately-run Addiewell Prison in Scotland. Pruno, or prison wine, is renowned for being made by inmates because it can be produced with the limited selection of equipment and ingredients available to them. It is usually made using a variation of apples, oranges, fruit cocktail, candy, ketchup, sugar, milk, and possibly other ingredients, including crumbled bread. Again, the use of a plastic bag, hot running water and a sock are needed during the fermentation process. The longer the concoction is left the stronger it will be with the alcohol volume ranging from 2 per cent to 14 per cent.

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A 30-year-old man, Dashem Tesfamichael, has been filmed partying with prison hooch and explicit rap lyrics in a jail video. Tesfamichael, who was jailed for life with a minimum of 13 years after stabbing a young father, was caught drinking illegal alcohol and dancing to explicit rap music with other inmates at Coldingley prison in Surrey. The video, captured on a banned mobile phone, shows Tesfamichael clutches a glass of homemade illegal brew, also known as "Marmite Mule," and dancing outside his cell with other inmates.

Tesfamichael was jailed for

Dashem Tesfamichael, 30, filmed dancing outside cell at Coldingley prison .
He was jailed for life after stabbing Olu Olagbaju with a champagne bottle .
Footage shows stash of drink and snacks and was shared on WhatsApp .
Prison officers said to turn blind eye to the partying in December, last year .