Prompt: A heartbroken father told yesterday how his daughter had been given hard drugs by dealers targeting schools. In an emotional open letter, he told how the ‘bright and beautiful’ GCSE pupil started using a cocktail of banned substances including cocaine, ecstasy, methadone and ‘party drug’ meow meow. The father – identified only as John to protect his family’s privacy – warned that Class A drugs were widely available to children, and urged schools and police to get tough. He said dealers made the drugs ‘incredibly cheap and available’ to hook their young customers. A father has revealed that his teenage daughter became hooked on cocaine and ecstasy after buying the drugs in the school playground (file pic posed by a model) His daughter was given them for free or paid only a few pounds for pills, sometimes without knowing what she was taking. She had not only put her health in danger but risked sexual abuse by meeting up with men she did not know. The father has sent the open letter to his local council, South Gloucestershire, pleading for action to combat a ‘serious drug problem’. The man described himself as a single parent to a son and daughter – referred to as Jack and Jill – who both went to a local secondary. ‘Two weeks ago I discovered that Jill had been taking Class A drugs for three to four months,’ he said. ‘How dumb am I not to know? But do you know the signs as a parent?’ The father said he had initially dismissed changes in his daughter’s behaviour as ‘teenage moodiness’. He has now written an open letter (above) to his local authority, South Gloucestershire, begging them to take the issue more seriously asking if a young person has to die before the problem is addressed . But he told the Bristol Post: ‘She came to me and said she had got caught up with a group and started taking cocaine and ecstasy. ‘I had noticed she had been a bit off but I thought it was a teenage daughter rebelling against her dad … it just didn’t occur to me and I felt naïve and stupid.’ Horrified by his daughter’s revelations, the father said he went to her school and police but officers were ‘aggressive and threatening’ when his daughter volunteered information, including the names of alleged dealers. He accused authorities of ‘pretending a problem doesn’t exist’ and warned the situation would get worse if it was not tackled, adding: ‘Does a young person here have to die?’ The father said his own investigations had found evidence that illicit drugs were available inside schools and youth clubs. The father, only known as John, has called on South Gloucestershire Council to do more to tackle drug dealing in its schools . He told how he had limited his daughter’s use of her mobile phone and social media, apparently to stop her falling back into drug use. He said he hoped she had stopped before she became hooked. The father said his relationship with his daughter had hit ‘rock bottom’ over his attempts to protect her from lapsing back into drug abuse, saying: ‘She hates me now.’ But, in the absence of help from authorities, he said he now believed it was up to parents to try to ‘take control’ to help their children. The despairing father said he could not offer a ‘simple answer’ but said the problem of drug use would only get worse if it was ignored. South Gloucestershire council refused to comment and said it was a matter for police. Inspector Adrian Fallows, a neighbourhood police manager for South Gloucestershire, said: ‘We are working with schools to educate young people about drugs and also to deal firmly with any drugs issues that may arise. ‘The supply, production and use of drugs in our communities, and the acquisitive crimes associated with drugs, is a serious matter. ‘We will do whatever we can to protect young people by disrupting the system and bringing to justice anyone dealing drugs and profiting from crime.’

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A heartbroken father told yesterday how his daughter had been given hard drugs by dealers targeting schools. In an emotional open letter, he told how the ‘bright and beautiful’ GCSE pupil started using a cocktail of banned substances including cocaine, ecstasy, methadone and ‘party drug’ meow meow. The father – identified only as John to protect his family’s privacy – warned that Class A drugs were widely available to children, and urged schools and police to get tough. He said dealers made the drugs ‘incredibly cheap and available’ to hook their young customers. A father has revealed that his teenage daughter became hooked on cocaine and ecstasy after buying the drugs in the school playground (file pic posed by a model) His daughter was given them for free or paid only a few pounds for pills, sometimes without knowing what she was taking. She had not only put her health in danger but risked sexual abuse by meeting up with men she did not know. The father has sent the open letter to his local council, South Gloucestershire, pleading for action to combat a ‘serious drug problem’. The man described himself as a single parent to a son and daughter – referred to as Jack and Jill – who both went to a local secondary. ‘Two weeks ago I discovered that Jill had been taking Class A drugs for three to four months,’ he said. ‘How dumb am I not to know? But do you know the signs as a parent?’ The father said he had initially dismissed changes in his daughter’s behaviour as ‘teenage moodiness’. He has now written an open letter (above) to his local authority, South Gloucestershire, begging them to take the issue more seriously asking if a young person has to die before the problem is addressed . But he told the Bristol Post: ‘She came to me and said she had got caught up with a group and started taking cocaine and ecstasy. ‘I had noticed she had been a bit off but I thought it was a teenage daughter rebelling against her dad … it just didn’t occur to me and I felt naïve and stupid.’ Horrified by his daughter’s revelations, the father said he went to her school and police but officers were ‘aggressive and threatening’ when his daughter volunteered information, including the names of alleged dealers. He accused authorities of ‘pretending a problem doesn’t exist’ and warned the situation would get worse if it was not tackled, adding: ‘Does a young person here have to die?’ The father said his own investigations had found evidence that illicit drugs were available inside schools and youth clubs. The father, only known as John, has called on South Gloucestershire Council to do more to tackle drug dealing in its schools . He told how he had limited his daughter’s use of her mobile phone and social media, apparently to stop her falling back into drug use. He said he hoped she had stopped before she became hooked. The father said his relationship with his daughter had hit ‘rock bottom’ over his attempts to protect her from lapsing back into drug abuse, saying: ‘She hates me now.’ But, in the absence of help from authorities, he said he now believed it was up to parents to try to ‘take control’ to help their children. The despairing father said he could not offer a ‘simple answer’ but said the problem of drug use would only get worse if it was ignored. South Gloucestershire council refused to comment and said it was a matter for police. Inspector Adrian Fallows, a neighbourhood police manager for South Gloucestershire, said: ‘We are working with schools to educate young people about drugs and also to deal firmly with any drugs issues that may arise. ‘The supply, production and use of drugs in our communities, and the acquisitive crimes associated with drugs, is a serious matter. ‘We will do whatever we can to protect young people by disrupting the system and bringing to justice anyone dealing drugs and profiting from crime.’

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A father in South Gloucestershire, UK, has written an open letter to his local council, expressing his concern about his teenage daughter's involvement with hard drugs, specifically cocaine, ecstasy, methadone, and the "party drug" meow meow. The father, who wishes to remain anonymous, claims that his daughter was given the drugs by dealers targeting schools, and that they were widely available to children.

The father, who is a single parent to a son and daughter, discovered his daughter's involvement with drugs two weeks ago. He initially dismissed her behavior as "teenage moodiness," but now realizes that he should have

Father, only known as John, noticed his daughter was acting strangely .
Confronted her and she confessed taking cocaine, ecstasy and MCAT .
Told him drugs were available to buy at school, parks and youth groups .
Father is now calling on local authority to take the issue more seriously .


Prompt: David Cameron, wearing notably clean new work boots, today set out seven key Tory policies which he said would help get people on to the property ladder . A million people will be able to realise the dream of home ownership by 2020, David Cameron claimed today as he donned hi-vis to tour a building site. The Prime Minister said seven key Tory policies would help get people on to the property ladder by building more homes and cutting the cost of saving for a deposit, moving house and paying off mortgages. The Tory leader, wearing notably clean new work boots, as he chatted to house builders, insisted 'dream of home ownership is alive'. Mr Cameron used the launch of the Conservative party manifesto yesterday to promise voters 'security at every stage of your life'. He said the 'greatest sunshine that there can possibly be' included helping more people but their own home, as well as getting a job and having dignity in retirement. Today the Tory leader set out a seven point plan which he claims will help build more houses and making it easier for first-time buyers, claiming it will help a million people become homeowners over the next parliament. Mr Cameron said: 'The Conservative Party is the party of working people, offering you security at every stage of your lives. 'At the heart of that is helping people onto the housing ladder. It comes back to our values. We believe if you work hard, save up, and do the right thing, you should be able to buy your own place. 'The plans in our manifesto will open home ownership to a million more people. With us, the dream of home ownership is alive. 'And it's why we can look the working people of Britain in the eye and say we are with you. That's why we are setting out a seven point plan to help build more houses, and help more people get a home of their own.' The seven point plan includes the Help to Buy ISA, announced by George Osborne in last month's Budget, which will help first-time buyers save for a deposit. For every £200 someone puts towards a deposit, the government will add £50 up to a maximum of £12,000, meaning a bonus of up to £3,000. Savers will be able to earn hundreds of pounds in interest before paying tax. The Tories say it is effectively a tax cut for first time buyers, and will be available from this autumn. The second policy is a pledge to will build 200,000 starter homes which will be sold at a 20 per cent discount on the market value to first time buyers under the age of 40. Thirdly, the Help to Buy: Equity Loan scheme has been extended to 2020. For first-time buyers who have saved a 5 per cent deposit, the government will offer a loan of 20 per cent, with the remaining 75 per cent covered by a mortgage. The Tories expect the extension to help people buy at least 100,000 new build homes over the next five years. The Tory leader, visiting the Weston Homes Aura building site, Edgware, boasted that with him in charge, the 'dream of home ownership is alive' The fourth policy is the funding of 75,000 shared ownership homes by 2020 and the fifth is the abolition of the hated slab system of stamp duty, so it rises steadily based on the value of the home. It means stamp duty has been cut for 98 per cent of the people who pay it. For example, someone buying a house costing £275,000, would pay £4,500 less in tax. Mr Cameron announced the two final policies in his speech yesterday. It includes a new £1 billion Brownfield Regeneration Fund, to help councils clear derelict or contaminated land which can be used to build 400,000 extra homes over four years. He also announced a massive extension in the Right to Buy scheme to 1.3million housing association tenants. The existing Right to Buy allows tenants living in council-owned properties local authority tenants to buy houses and flats at a discount of as much as 70 per cent up to a maximum of £102,700 in London and £77,000 across the rest of England. Mr Cameron announced a massive extension in the Right to Buy scheme to 1.3million housing association tenants . The Conservatives plan would extend the scheme to people living in properties owned by housing associations - not-for-profit bodies that receive public money and loans from the private sector to provide low-cost homes. Around 500,000 housing association tenants currently have no purchase rights and 800,000 who qualify only for much less generous discounts of £16,000 or less. Local councils will be required to sell off their most expensive properties as they become vacant, in order to raise an estimated £4.5 billion a year to fund the scheme. Some 15,000 houses and flats are expected to become available in this way each year, but Tories stressed that no-one will be forced out of their home.

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David Cameron, wearing notably clean new work boots, today set out seven key Tory policies which he said would help get people on to the property ladder . A million people will be able to realise the dream of home ownership by 2020, David Cameron claimed today as he donned hi-vis to tour a building site. The Prime Minister said seven key Tory policies would help get people on to the property ladder by building more homes and cutting the cost of saving for a deposit, moving house and paying off mortgages. The Tory leader, wearing notably clean new work boots, as he chatted to house builders, insisted 'dream of home ownership is alive'. Mr Cameron used the launch of the Conservative party manifesto yesterday to promise voters 'security at every stage of your life'. He said the 'greatest sunshine that there can possibly be' included helping more people but their own home, as well as getting a job and having dignity in retirement. Today the Tory leader set out a seven point plan which he claims will help build more houses and making it easier for first-time buyers, claiming it will help a million people become homeowners over the next parliament. Mr Cameron said: 'The Conservative Party is the party of working people, offering you security at every stage of your lives. 'At the heart of that is helping people onto the housing ladder. It comes back to our values. We believe if you work hard, save up, and do the right thing, you should be able to buy your own place. 'The plans in our manifesto will open home ownership to a million more people. With us, the dream of home ownership is alive. 'And it's why we can look the working people of Britain in the eye and say we are with you. That's why we are setting out a seven point plan to help build more houses, and help more people get a home of their own.' The seven point plan includes the Help to Buy ISA, announced by George Osborne in last month's Budget, which will help first-time buyers save for a deposit. For every £200 someone puts towards a deposit, the government will add £50 up to a maximum of £12,000, meaning a bonus of up to £3,000. Savers will be able to earn hundreds of pounds in interest before paying tax. The Tories say it is effectively a tax cut for first time buyers, and will be available from this autumn. The second policy is a pledge to will build 200,000 starter homes which will be sold at a 20 per cent discount on the market value to first time buyers under the age of 40. Thirdly, the Help to Buy: Equity Loan scheme has been extended to 2020. For first-time buyers who have saved a 5 per cent deposit, the government will offer a loan of 20 per cent, with the remaining 75 per cent covered by a mortgage. The Tories expect the extension to help people buy at least 100,000 new build homes over the next five years. The Tory leader, visiting the Weston Homes Aura building site, Edgware, boasted that with him in charge, the 'dream of home ownership is alive' The fourth policy is the funding of 75,000 shared ownership homes by 2020 and the fifth is the abolition of the hated slab system of stamp duty, so it rises steadily based on the value of the home. It means stamp duty has been cut for 98 per cent of the people who pay it. For example, someone buying a house costing £275,000, would pay £4,500 less in tax. Mr Cameron announced the two final policies in his speech yesterday. It includes a new £1 billion Brownfield Regeneration Fund, to help councils clear derelict or contaminated land which can be used to build 400,000 extra homes over four years. He also announced a massive extension in the Right to Buy scheme to 1.3million housing association tenants. The existing Right to Buy allows tenants living in council-owned properties local authority tenants to buy houses and flats at a discount of as much as 70 per cent up to a maximum of £102,700 in London and £77,000 across the rest of England. Mr Cameron announced a massive extension in the Right to Buy scheme to 1.3million housing association tenants . The Conservatives plan would extend the scheme to people living in properties owned by housing associations - not-for-profit bodies that receive public money and loans from the private sector to provide low-cost homes. Around 500,000 housing association tenants currently have no purchase rights and 800,000 who qualify only for much less generous discounts of £16,000 or less. Local councils will be required to sell off their most expensive properties as they become vacant, in order to raise an estimated £4.5 billion a year to fund the scheme. Some 15,000 houses and flats are expected to become available in this way each year, but Tories stressed that no-one will be forced out of their home.

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The article reports on the seven key Tory policies announced by Prime Minister David Cameron to help people get on the property ladder. These policies aim to increase home ownership among a million people over the next parliament. The seven key policies are:

1. Help to Buy ISA: A government-backed savings scheme that will add £50 for every £200 saved, up to £12,000, for first-time buyers.
2. Building 200,000 starter homes: The government will build 200,000 starter homes at a 20% discount on the market value, available to first-time buyers under 40.
3. Help to Buy: Equity

Tory leader sets out seven point plan for boost home ownership dream .
Plans to boost construction with thousands of new affordable homes .
Help with cutting the cost of saving for a deposit and paying off mortgage .


Prompt: Unless you're born with Kate Moss' cheekbones or Karlie Kloss' endless legs, making it as a model in the fast-paced and fickle world of fashion is no mean feat - and something Liris Crosse knows all about. For Liris, 32, who is now dubbed The Body and The Naomi Campbell of the plus-size modelling world, certainly came from humble beginnings. When starting out, her statuesque form, cat-like eyes, full lips and flawless complexion got Liris in the door of most model agencies, but she admits her voluptuous shape landed her on the shelf. Scroll down for video . Liris Crosse always dreamed of being a model but had a tough time breaking into the industry with many people telling her to lose weight to succeed - but the size 18 model (US 14) proved them wrong . Liris, who grew up in Baltimore, Maryland, shares her candid journey to the top with FEMAIL, how she proved her doubters wrong and how she's hoping to take the UK by storm. 'I can recall studying all the major fashion magazines as a little girl so I could see Tyra Banks and my model idol, Naomi Campbell,' she said of her earliest fashion memories. 'I watched fashion TV for all the runway shows and obsessed over Naomi Campbell's runway walk. 'I still idolise her poise, body and skin to this day and I practiced in my mother's heels back and forth in the kitchen. I'm honored that the plus fashion world calls me the "Naomi of Plus" because she's taught me from afar unknowingly.' Liris, 32,  is now dubbed The Body and The Naomi Campbell of plus - but it wasn't always so simple . Liris' model idol has always been Naomi Campbell, right, who she 'obsessed over' as a young girl and is now compared to by industry bigwigs . When she was starting out, despite being a healthy size 10 (US 6), Liris received rejection after rejection due to her voluptuous shape, but now she stars in regular fashion shoots, pictured . In her junior year of high school, she heard about a casting call in her area for a convention called Model Search America and immediately signed up. She was lucky enough to get callbacks from Zoli Models, Elite Models NY, Michelle Pommier and Seventeen Magazine - but there was a catch. 'They all loved me but wanted me to lose weight,' she said. Despite being a healthy size 10 (US 6), Liris received rejection after rejection due to her voluptuous shape. And even though she chose an east coast giant, Wilhelmina Models, as her mother agency, casting reps still requested that she first lose weight and then come back in six months. Liris has also starred in top videos with Jennifer Lopez, Jay Z and Puff Daddy . Liris is breaking into the UK and appeared in a recent campaign for Sir Philip Green's Evans, and starred in the Goddess Lingerie line through the Eveden brand . Instead of giving into their demands or giving up on what she believed was her calling, Liris, who is 5ft 11in, and now size 18 (US 14), took matters into her own hands and created the vision for them. She became her own agent and utilised the urban market to achieve her dreams with the help of her agency. Liris began to spread like wildfire. Essence, Honey, XXL, The Source and Black Elegance magazines were the first to believe in her vision. With these successes, Glamour, Seventeen and Girl soon caught onto her refreshing image and began requesting Liris for their glossy pages. She booked top videos for the likes of Jennifer Lopez,  Jay Z, Puff Daddy, starred on MTV and landed  film roles. Liris says she wants to change the industry by inspiring women to follow their dreams, helping to represent a different body type other than straight size in mainstream fashion . And now she's starting to break the UK. Liris appeared in a recent campaign for Sir Philip Green's plus-size fashion retailer, Evans, who fell in love with her when she took her runway reign to British Plus Size Fashion Weekend 2014. She has also starred in the Goddess Lingerie line through the Eveden brand. 'I would love to work more in the UK with Evans, Anna Scholz, Yours Clothing, Panache, Elomi, ASOS, Simple Be, Dorothy Perkins, Carma Koma to name a few,' she said. 'I want to continue to change the industry by inspiring women to follow their dreams, helping to represent a different body type other than straight size in mainstream fashion like I have done through my work and to also represent for the black plus woman who feels she doesn't see herself in mainstream fashion and entertainment.' 'I also want to get back more into my acting career because I truly believe a plus woman can be a sexy lead on a TV series... Hey Hollywood, call me! Liris has starred on the glossy covers of plus-size magazines in her time .

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Unless you're born with Kate Moss' cheekbones or Karlie Kloss' endless legs, making it as a model in the fast-paced and fickle world of fashion is no mean feat - and something Liris Crosse knows all about. For Liris, 32, who is now dubbed The Body and The Naomi Campbell of the plus-size modelling world, certainly came from humble beginnings. When starting out, her statuesque form, cat-like eyes, full lips and flawless complexion got Liris in the door of most model agencies, but she admits her voluptuous shape landed her on the shelf. Scroll down for video . Liris Crosse always dreamed of being a model but had a tough time breaking into the industry with many people telling her to lose weight to succeed - but the size 18 model (US 14) proved them wrong . Liris, who grew up in Baltimore, Maryland, shares her candid journey to the top with FEMAIL, how she proved her doubters wrong and how she's hoping to take the UK by storm. 'I can recall studying all the major fashion magazines as a little girl so I could see Tyra Banks and my model idol, Naomi Campbell,' she said of her earliest fashion memories. 'I watched fashion TV for all the runway shows and obsessed over Naomi Campbell's runway walk. 'I still idolise her poise, body and skin to this day and I practiced in my mother's heels back and forth in the kitchen. I'm honored that the plus fashion world calls me the "Naomi of Plus" because she's taught me from afar unknowingly.' Liris, 32,  is now dubbed The Body and The Naomi Campbell of plus - but it wasn't always so simple . Liris' model idol has always been Naomi Campbell, right, who she 'obsessed over' as a young girl and is now compared to by industry bigwigs . When she was starting out, despite being a healthy size 10 (US 6), Liris received rejection after rejection due to her voluptuous shape, but now she stars in regular fashion shoots, pictured . In her junior year of high school, she heard about a casting call in her area for a convention called Model Search America and immediately signed up. She was lucky enough to get callbacks from Zoli Models, Elite Models NY, Michelle Pommier and Seventeen Magazine - but there was a catch. 'They all loved me but wanted me to lose weight,' she said. Despite being a healthy size 10 (US 6), Liris received rejection after rejection due to her voluptuous shape. And even though she chose an east coast giant, Wilhelmina Models, as her mother agency, casting reps still requested that she first lose weight and then come back in six months. Liris has also starred in top videos with Jennifer Lopez, Jay Z and Puff Daddy . Liris is breaking into the UK and appeared in a recent campaign for Sir Philip Green's Evans, and starred in the Goddess Lingerie line through the Eveden brand . Instead of giving into their demands or giving up on what she believed was her calling, Liris, who is 5ft 11in, and now size 18 (US 14), took matters into her own hands and created the vision for them. She became her own agent and utilised the urban market to achieve her dreams with the help of her agency. Liris began to spread like wildfire. Essence, Honey, XXL, The Source and Black Elegance magazines were the first to believe in her vision. With these successes, Glamour, Seventeen and Girl soon caught onto her refreshing image and began requesting Liris for their glossy pages. She booked top videos for the likes of Jennifer Lopez,  Jay Z, Puff Daddy, starred on MTV and landed  film roles. Liris says she wants to change the industry by inspiring women to follow their dreams, helping to represent a different body type other than straight size in mainstream fashion . And now she's starting to break the UK. Liris appeared in a recent campaign for Sir Philip Green's plus-size fashion retailer, Evans, who fell in love with her when she took her runway reign to British Plus Size Fashion Weekend 2014. She has also starred in the Goddess Lingerie line through the Eveden brand. 'I would love to work more in the UK with Evans, Anna Scholz, Yours Clothing, Panache, Elomi, ASOS, Simple Be, Dorothy Perkins, Carma Koma to name a few,' she said. 'I want to continue to change the industry by inspiring women to follow their dreams, helping to represent a different body type other than straight size in mainstream fashion like I have done through my work and to also represent for the black plus woman who feels she doesn't see herself in mainstream fashion and entertainment.' 'I also want to get back more into my acting career because I truly believe a plus woman can be a sexy lead on a TV series... Hey Hollywood, call me! Liris has starred on the glossy covers of plus-size magazines in her time .

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The article profiles Liris Crosse, a plus-size model who has overcome numerous challenges to achieve success in the fashion industry. Born with a voluptuous shape, Liris initially faced rejection from many agencies due to her size. However, she persevered and eventually landed a casting call for Model Search America, which led to her signing with several top agencies, including Zoli Models and Wilhelmina Models.

Despite facing numerous rejections, Liris continued to work with various brands and artists, including Jennifer Lopez, Jay Z, and Puff Daddy. She eventually became her own agent and utilized the urban market to achieve her dreams. Liris

Liris Crosse, 32, was rejected due to her 'voluptuous size'
Took matters into her own hands and is now a top plus-size model .
Her idol was always Naomi Campbell and now she's compared to her .
Was scouted by Evans at plus size fashion week and is breaking UK .


Prompt: Fresh testimonies from a small island community in the Maldives has reignited reports that missing Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 could have crashed  over 5000 kilometres away from the official search led by Australian authorities. Locals from the island of Kudahuvadhoo, located in the southern area of the Dhaalu Atoll in the Maldives, reported witnessing 'a low-flying jumbo jet' on the morning of March 8 last year, when the flight disappeared while travelling from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing with 239 people on board. The reports come as acoustic scientists from Curtin University refuse to rule out the possibility that 'distinctive' data they recorded from the area at the assumed time of the crash may have come from the impact of the aircraft as it hit the Indian Ocean. Locals from the island of Kudahuvadhoo in the Maldives reported witnessing 'a low-flying jumbo jet' on the morning of March 8 last year when MH370 disappeared . Kudahuvadhoo is located in the southern area of the Dhaalu Atoll, in the Maldives, in the Indian Ocean . Despite an exhaustive search that is underway along a 600 square kilometre arc approximately 1800 kilometres southwest of Perth, locals from the island believe they identified red and blue markings, similar to those of the missing plane, on a large passenger jet which flew over the island on the morning of the MH370's disappearance, reported The Weekend Australian. Villagers from the community of 3500 claim that many on the island saw the passenger plane, and were interviewed by police and testified with signed statements to what they witnessed. 'I'm very sure of what I saw on a very clear and bright day, and what I saw was not normal- the plane was very big, and low. I did not know until later that other people saw it too. I don't know if it's the Malaysia plane', said Ahmed Shiyaam, 34, an IT manager. Abdu Rasheed Ibrahim said he saw the plane flying towards him over the water, and did not know at the time that it could be the missing Malaysian Airlines flight. 'I didn't know that a plane was missing. I went straight home and told my wife about it. I told my family, "I saw this strange plane". This is the biggest plane I have ever seen from this island...I have seen pictures of the missing plane- I believe I saw the plane...I strongly felt those people who were searching should come here,' Mr Ibrahim said. The Maldvies National Defence Force released a statement in March last year which denied that there had been any aircrafts in the area at the time of the disappearance, which locals have branded as an attempt to hide the limitations of their radar facilities. A local media outlet reported that witnesses claimed the plane was travelling north to southeast, and that the plane was travelling so low it's doors could be seen. 'I've never seen a jet flying so low over our island before. We've seen seaplanes, but I'm sure that this was not one of those. I could even make out the doors on the plane clearly,' an eyewitness told the website. Malaysian Airlines flight MH370 disappeared while travelling from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing with 239 people on board . The search for the missing plane has been headed up by the Joint Agency Co-ordination Centre . The search has focused on 60,000 square kilometres of deep ocean off the coast of Western Australia . 'It's not just me either, several other residents have reported seeing the exact same thing. Some people got out of their houses to see what was causing the tremendous noise too.' The plane dropped off the civilian radar after its transponder and other equipment were switched off shortly after takeoff from Kuala Lumpur. It was then tracked by Malaysia’s military radar heading towards the Indian Ocean. Over the past year, the search for the missing plane by the Joint Agency Co-ordination Centre, headed by Australia, has focused on 60,000 square kilometres of deep ocean off the coast of Western Australia. The location of the search was primarily calculated by sophisticated satellite technology which recorded 'pings' or 'electronic handshakes' sent between MH370 and a satellite for the final hours of it's journey. The flight made a number of unexplained deviations, and flew for several hours in radio silence after it lost contact with Air Traffic Control while flying between Malaysia and Vietnam. As of early March 40 per cent of the area had been scrutinised, but there have been no sightings of debris on the surface or any clues that the aircraft is lying on the sea bed in region covered so far. 'Based on all available data as well as circumstances ... survivability in the defined area is highly unlikely. It is therefore with the heaviest heart and deepest sorrow that we officially declare Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370 an accident,' said Malaysia's civil aviation chief, Azharuddin Abdul Rahman. Malaysia's civil aviation chief, Azharuddin Abdul Rahman declared the crash an accident . Dr Alec Duncan (left) from Curtin University's Centre for Marine Science and Technology began investigating a low-frequency underwater sound signal . The signal was recorded west of Rottnest Island using acoustic recorders (above) at 1:30 am on March 8 . The reports from Kudahuvadhoo follow information released from Curtin University  that a 'clear acoustic signal' was recorded at a time reasonably consistent with the timeline of the plane's disappearance. Dr Alec Duncan and his associates from the university's Centre for Marine Science and Technology began investigating a low-frequency underwater sound signal which was recorded west of Rottnest Island just after 1:30 am UTC on March 8. The Centre, along with United Nations’ Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty Organisation (CTBTO) and Geoscience Australia were involved in investigating data that might prove helpful to the search, and originally determined that the noise's source was close to the Maldives and Kudahuvadhoo. 'Data from one of the IMOS (Integrated Marine Observing System) recorders showed a clear acoustic signal at a time that was reasonably consistent with other information relating to the disappearance of MH370,' Dr Duncan said in a statement released by Curtin University. An Indian sand artist created a message of prayer for the missing crew and passengers of the flight . Relatives of the missing passengers of flight MH370 visit a temple in China to pray for their family members . Relatives of passengers of the flight are told the news that MH370 plunged into the sea on March 24, 2014 . 'The crash of a large aircraft in the ocean would be a high energy event and expected to generate intense underwater sounds.' Dr Duncan said that the noise may have been due to a geological event, including a small earth tremor, but the timing piqued the interest of his research team. 'It would be more correct to say that our team has identified an approximate possible location for the origin of a noise that is probably of geological origin, but cannot be ruled out as being connected with the loss of MH370,' he told The Weekend Australian. In early March, Malaysia's transport minister, Liow Tiong Lai, said that data will be re-examined and a new plan formulated if the plane is not found by the end of May. It is one year since Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 went missing. Here is a timeline of the main events over the last 12 months. 2014 . 2015 .

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Fresh testimonies from a small island community in the Maldives has reignited reports that missing Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 could have crashed  over 5000 kilometres away from the official search led by Australian authorities. Locals from the island of Kudahuvadhoo, located in the southern area of the Dhaalu Atoll in the Maldives, reported witnessing 'a low-flying jumbo jet' on the morning of March 8 last year, when the flight disappeared while travelling from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing with 239 people on board. The reports come as acoustic scientists from Curtin University refuse to rule out the possibility that 'distinctive' data they recorded from the area at the assumed time of the crash may have come from the impact of the aircraft as it hit the Indian Ocean. Locals from the island of Kudahuvadhoo in the Maldives reported witnessing 'a low-flying jumbo jet' on the morning of March 8 last year when MH370 disappeared . Kudahuvadhoo is located in the southern area of the Dhaalu Atoll, in the Maldives, in the Indian Ocean . Despite an exhaustive search that is underway along a 600 square kilometre arc approximately 1800 kilometres southwest of Perth, locals from the island believe they identified red and blue markings, similar to those of the missing plane, on a large passenger jet which flew over the island on the morning of the MH370's disappearance, reported The Weekend Australian. Villagers from the community of 3500 claim that many on the island saw the passenger plane, and were interviewed by police and testified with signed statements to what they witnessed. 'I'm very sure of what I saw on a very clear and bright day, and what I saw was not normal- the plane was very big, and low. I did not know until later that other people saw it too. I don't know if it's the Malaysia plane', said Ahmed Shiyaam, 34, an IT manager. Abdu Rasheed Ibrahim said he saw the plane flying towards him over the water, and did not know at the time that it could be the missing Malaysian Airlines flight. 'I didn't know that a plane was missing. I went straight home and told my wife about it. I told my family, "I saw this strange plane". This is the biggest plane I have ever seen from this island...I have seen pictures of the missing plane- I believe I saw the plane...I strongly felt those people who were searching should come here,' Mr Ibrahim said. The Maldvies National Defence Force released a statement in March last year which denied that there had been any aircrafts in the area at the time of the disappearance, which locals have branded as an attempt to hide the limitations of their radar facilities. A local media outlet reported that witnesses claimed the plane was travelling north to southeast, and that the plane was travelling so low it's doors could be seen. 'I've never seen a jet flying so low over our island before. We've seen seaplanes, but I'm sure that this was not one of those. I could even make out the doors on the plane clearly,' an eyewitness told the website. Malaysian Airlines flight MH370 disappeared while travelling from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing with 239 people on board . The search for the missing plane has been headed up by the Joint Agency Co-ordination Centre . The search has focused on 60,000 square kilometres of deep ocean off the coast of Western Australia . 'It's not just me either, several other residents have reported seeing the exact same thing. Some people got out of their houses to see what was causing the tremendous noise too.' The plane dropped off the civilian radar after its transponder and other equipment were switched off shortly after takeoff from Kuala Lumpur. It was then tracked by Malaysia’s military radar heading towards the Indian Ocean. Over the past year, the search for the missing plane by the Joint Agency Co-ordination Centre, headed by Australia, has focused on 60,000 square kilometres of deep ocean off the coast of Western Australia. The location of the search was primarily calculated by sophisticated satellite technology which recorded 'pings' or 'electronic handshakes' sent between MH370 and a satellite for the final hours of it's journey. The flight made a number of unexplained deviations, and flew for several hours in radio silence after it lost contact with Air Traffic Control while flying between Malaysia and Vietnam. As of early March 40 per cent of the area had been scrutinised, but there have been no sightings of debris on the surface or any clues that the aircraft is lying on the sea bed in region covered so far. 'Based on all available data as well as circumstances ... survivability in the defined area is highly unlikely. It is therefore with the heaviest heart and deepest sorrow that we officially declare Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370 an accident,' said Malaysia's civil aviation chief, Azharuddin Abdul Rahman. Malaysia's civil aviation chief, Azharuddin Abdul Rahman declared the crash an accident . Dr Alec Duncan (left) from Curtin University's Centre for Marine Science and Technology began investigating a low-frequency underwater sound signal . The signal was recorded west of Rottnest Island using acoustic recorders (above) at 1:30 am on March 8 . The reports from Kudahuvadhoo follow information released from Curtin University  that a 'clear acoustic signal' was recorded at a time reasonably consistent with the timeline of the plane's disappearance. Dr Alec Duncan and his associates from the university's Centre for Marine Science and Technology began investigating a low-frequency underwater sound signal which was recorded west of Rottnest Island just after 1:30 am UTC on March 8. The Centre, along with United Nations’ Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty Organisation (CTBTO) and Geoscience Australia were involved in investigating data that might prove helpful to the search, and originally determined that the noise's source was close to the Maldives and Kudahuvadhoo. 'Data from one of the IMOS (Integrated Marine Observing System) recorders showed a clear acoustic signal at a time that was reasonably consistent with other information relating to the disappearance of MH370,' Dr Duncan said in a statement released by Curtin University. An Indian sand artist created a message of prayer for the missing crew and passengers of the flight . Relatives of the missing passengers of flight MH370 visit a temple in China to pray for their family members . Relatives of passengers of the flight are told the news that MH370 plunged into the sea on March 24, 2014 . 'The crash of a large aircraft in the ocean would be a high energy event and expected to generate intense underwater sounds.' Dr Duncan said that the noise may have been due to a geological event, including a small earth tremor, but the timing piqued the interest of his research team. 'It would be more correct to say that our team has identified an approximate possible location for the origin of a noise that is probably of geological origin, but cannot be ruled out as being connected with the loss of MH370,' he told The Weekend Australian. In early March, Malaysia's transport minister, Liow Tiong Lai, said that data will be re-examined and a new plan formulated if the plane is not found by the end of May. It is one year since Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 went missing. Here is a timeline of the main events over the last 12 months. 2014 . 2015 .

[Assistant] A small island community in the Maldives has reported witnessing a low-flying jumbo jet on the morning of March 8, 2014, when Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 disappeared while traveling from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing with 239 people on board. Locals from the island of Kudahuvadhoo claimed to have seen a passenger jet, similar to those on the missing plane, flying over the island. The reports were corroborated by acoustic scientists from Curtin University, who recorded a low-frequency underwater sound signal west of Rottnest Island at 1:30 am on March 8, which they believe may have come

Locals from the Maldives island of Kudahuvadhoo claim they saw a low-flying jet on the morning MH370 disappeared .
The island is over 5000 kilometres away from the current search area .
Members of the community say it was so low they could see the plane's doors and make out the distinctive colouring on the side of the jet .
Locals made statements to verify what they had seen to officials .
Curtin University acoustic scientists say they recorded 'distinctive' noise from the area at the presumed time of the crash .


Prompt: Tottenham have registered their interest in Marseille star Andre Ayew. The forward is out of contract this summer and will be available on a free transfer at the end of the season. And the player's representatives have now been made aware of Tottenham's interest. Andre Ayew (right) is believed to be a target for Tottenham in the summer but they face stiff competition . However, Spurs are facing stiff competition in the race to land Ayew, with a host of Europe's leading clubs also on his case. Inter Milan are understood to be leading the race to land the Ayew. The 25-year-old fits into Mauricio Pochettino's plans to sign young and hungry players who can fit into his high-tempo style of play this summer. Spurs are primarily targeting players who are 26 and under this summer, and Ayew falls into that category. Mauricio Pochettino is known to be a fan and the Ghana international fits into Tottenham's transfer blueprint . Inter Milan are thought be leading the chase for Ayew, who is out of contract at Marseille in the summer .

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Tottenham have registered their interest in Marseille star Andre Ayew. The forward is out of contract this summer and will be available on a free transfer at the end of the season. And the player's representatives have now been made aware of Tottenham's interest. Andre Ayew (right) is believed to be a target for Tottenham in the summer but they face stiff competition . However, Spurs are facing stiff competition in the race to land Ayew, with a host of Europe's leading clubs also on his case. Inter Milan are understood to be leading the race to land the Ayew. The 25-year-old fits into Mauricio Pochettino's plans to sign young and hungry players who can fit into his high-tempo style of play this summer. Spurs are primarily targeting players who are 26 and under this summer, and Ayew falls into that category. Mauricio Pochettino is known to be a fan and the Ghana international fits into Tottenham's transfer blueprint . Inter Milan are thought be leading the chase for Ayew, who is out of contract at Marseille in the summer .

[Assistant] Tottenham Hotspur has expressed interest in signing Marseille star Andre Ayew, who is out of contract at the end of the season. Ayew's representatives have been made aware of Tottenham's interest, and the club is competing with other top European clubs, including Inter Milan, for his services. Tottenham is targeting young and hungry players, and Ayew fits into their transfer plans, which focus on players under 26. Mauricio Pochettino, Tottenham's manager, is a fan of Ayew and believes he would be a good fit for the team's high-tempo style of play.

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Prompt: Nicola Adams has been forced to withdraw from this weekend's English National Championships following a burglary at her home in Leeds. Adams and other family members were at home at the time but were not aware of the break-in, in which two cars, training kit and valuable personal possessions were taken. Adams had been due to contest the women's 51kg flyweight division including a prospective final showdown against her Great Britain rival Lisa Whiteside. Olympic gold medallist Nicola Adams has had to pull out of the English National Championships . Adams said in a statement: 'Nothing makes me prouder than boxing on home ground with the support I get from the nation. 'So, after much thought and discussion with England Boxing, I'm deeply regretful to have to pull out. It's not an easy time for me and my family. We would like to thank everyone for their understanding and support - the boxing team, the police and all my supporters.' Adams had been due to fight on Saturday in what would have been her first fight in England since her gold medal triumph at London 2012. Victory was likely to have taken her through to the Sunday final to face Whiteside - a former police officer - who won a world silver medal last year in Adams' injury-enforced absence. Adams (right) decided not to fight after a burglary at her home, which occurred while she was in the house . The bout at Liverpool's Echo Arena was widely seen to have been an opportunity for Adams to reassert her dominance over her rival as part of preparations for next year's Rio Olympics. England Boxing chief executive Mark Abberley said: 'The most important thing is that Nicola and her family were unharmed and our thoughts and best wishes are with them. 'We were looking forward to Nicola taking part in the first ever England Boxing Championships in which the men and women's finals are held as part of the same tournament, however it is completely understandable that Nicola does not feel in any fit state to compete and we wish her all the very best in coming to terms with this upsetting incident.'

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Nicola Adams has been forced to withdraw from this weekend's English National Championships following a burglary at her home in Leeds. Adams and other family members were at home at the time but were not aware of the break-in, in which two cars, training kit and valuable personal possessions were taken. Adams had been due to contest the women's 51kg flyweight division including a prospective final showdown against her Great Britain rival Lisa Whiteside. Olympic gold medallist Nicola Adams has had to pull out of the English National Championships . Adams said in a statement: 'Nothing makes me prouder than boxing on home ground with the support I get from the nation. 'So, after much thought and discussion with England Boxing, I'm deeply regretful to have to pull out. It's not an easy time for me and my family. We would like to thank everyone for their understanding and support - the boxing team, the police and all my supporters.' Adams had been due to fight on Saturday in what would have been her first fight in England since her gold medal triumph at London 2012. Victory was likely to have taken her through to the Sunday final to face Whiteside - a former police officer - who won a world silver medal last year in Adams' injury-enforced absence. Adams (right) decided not to fight after a burglary at her home, which occurred while she was in the house . The bout at Liverpool's Echo Arena was widely seen to have been an opportunity for Adams to reassert her dominance over her rival as part of preparations for next year's Rio Olympics. England Boxing chief executive Mark Abberley said: 'The most important thing is that Nicola and her family were unharmed and our thoughts and best wishes are with them. 'We were looking forward to Nicola taking part in the first ever England Boxing Championships in which the men and women's finals are held as part of the same tournament, however it is completely understandable that Nicola does not feel in any fit state to compete and we wish her all the very best in coming to terms with this upsetting incident.'

[Assistant] Olympic gold medalist Nicola Adams has withdrawn from the English National Championships due to a burglary at her home in Leeds. The incident occurred while she and her family were at home, and Adams had been due to face her rival Lisa Whiteside in the women's 51kg flyweight division. Adams had planned to fight on Saturday and Sunday, but decided not to compete after the burglary. England Boxing has expressed support for Adams and her family, and the organization has wished her well in coming to terms with the incident.

Nicola Adams and her family were at home during the break-in .
But thieves left with two cars, training kit, and other valuables .
Adams will not fight at English National Championships this weekend .
ABAE chief Mark Abberley called decision 'completely understandable'


Prompt: New York (CNN)A suburban New York cardiologist has been charged in connection with a failed scheme to have another physician hurt or killed, according to prosecutors. Dr. Anthony Moschetto, 54, pleaded not guilty Wednesday to criminal solicitation, conspiracy, burglary, arson, criminal prescription sale and weapons charges in connection to what prosecutors called a plot to take out a rival doctor on Long Island. He was released after posting $2 million bond and surrendering his passport. Two other men -- identified as James Chmela, 43, and James Kalamaras, 41 -- were named as accomplices, according to prosecutors. They pleaded not guilty in Nassau County District Court, according to authorities. Both were released on bail. Requests for comment from attorneys representing Moschetto and Chmela were not returned.  It's unclear whether Kalamaras has retained an attorney. Moschetto's attorney, Randy Zelin, said Wednesday that his client "will be defending himself vigorously," the New York Post reported. "Doctors are supposed to ensure the health and wellbeing of people, but Dr. Moschetto is alleged to have replaced that responsibility with brazen, callous and criminal acts," Acting Nassau District Attorney Madeline Singas said in a statement. Police officers allegedly discovered approximately 100 weapons at Moschetto's home, including hand grenades, high-capacity magazines and knives. Many of the weapons were found in a hidden room behind a switch-activated bookshelf, according to prosecutors. The investigation began back in December, when undercover officers began buying heroin and oxycodone pills from Moschetto in what was initially a routine investigation into the sale of prescription drugs, officials said. During the course of the undercover operation, however, Moschetto also sold the officers two semiautomatic assault weapons as well as ammunition, prosecutors said. Moschetto allegedly told officers during one buy that he needed dynamite to "blow up a building." He later said he no longer needed the dynamite because a friend was setting fire to the building instead. Kalamaras and Chmela are believed to have taken part in the arson, according to prosecutors. "The fire damaged but did not destroy the office of another cardiologist whose relationship with Dr. Moschetto had soured due to a professional dispute," according to the statement from the district attorney's office. Moschetto allegedly gave an informant and undercover detective blank prescriptions and cash for the assault and killing of the fellow cardiologist, according to prosecutors. He also requested that the rival's wife be assaulted if she happened to be present, authorities said. "He was willing to pay $5,000 to have him beaten and put in a hospital for a few months, and then he said he would pay $20,000 to have him killed," said Assistant District Attorney Anne Donnelly, reported CNN affiliate WCBS. The three men are to appear in Nassau County District Court on Friday.

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New York (CNN)A suburban New York cardiologist has been charged in connection with a failed scheme to have another physician hurt or killed, according to prosecutors. Dr. Anthony Moschetto, 54, pleaded not guilty Wednesday to criminal solicitation, conspiracy, burglary, arson, criminal prescription sale and weapons charges in connection to what prosecutors called a plot to take out a rival doctor on Long Island. He was released after posting $2 million bond and surrendering his passport. Two other men -- identified as James Chmela, 43, and James Kalamaras, 41 -- were named as accomplices, according to prosecutors. They pleaded not guilty in Nassau County District Court, according to authorities. Both were released on bail. Requests for comment from attorneys representing Moschetto and Chmela were not returned.  It's unclear whether Kalamaras has retained an attorney. Moschetto's attorney, Randy Zelin, said Wednesday that his client "will be defending himself vigorously," the New York Post reported. "Doctors are supposed to ensure the health and wellbeing of people, but Dr. Moschetto is alleged to have replaced that responsibility with brazen, callous and criminal acts," Acting Nassau District Attorney Madeline Singas said in a statement. Police officers allegedly discovered approximately 100 weapons at Moschetto's home, including hand grenades, high-capacity magazines and knives. Many of the weapons were found in a hidden room behind a switch-activated bookshelf, according to prosecutors. The investigation began back in December, when undercover officers began buying heroin and oxycodone pills from Moschetto in what was initially a routine investigation into the sale of prescription drugs, officials said. During the course of the undercover operation, however, Moschetto also sold the officers two semiautomatic assault weapons as well as ammunition, prosecutors said. Moschetto allegedly told officers during one buy that he needed dynamite to "blow up a building." He later said he no longer needed the dynamite because a friend was setting fire to the building instead. Kalamaras and Chmela are believed to have taken part in the arson, according to prosecutors. "The fire damaged but did not destroy the office of another cardiologist whose relationship with Dr. Moschetto had soured due to a professional dispute," according to the statement from the district attorney's office. Moschetto allegedly gave an informant and undercover detective blank prescriptions and cash for the assault and killing of the fellow cardiologist, according to prosecutors. He also requested that the rival's wife be assaulted if she happened to be present, authorities said. "He was willing to pay $5,000 to have him beaten and put in a hospital for a few months, and then he said he would pay $20,000 to have him killed," said Assistant District Attorney Anne Donnelly, reported CNN affiliate WCBS. The three men are to appear in Nassau County District Court on Friday.

[Assistant] A 54-year-old cardiologist, Dr. Anthony Moschetto, has been charged in connection with a failed scheme to harm or kill a rival doctor on Long Island. Prosecutors allege that Moschetto, along with two other men, James Chmela and James Kalamaras, conspired to take out the rival doctor, who had a professional dispute with Moschetto. The investigation began in December, when undercover officers bought heroin and oxycodone pills from Moschetto, who initially sold them prescription drugs. However, during the undercover operation, Moschetto also sold the officers two semiautomatic assault weapons

Dr. Anthony Moschetto, 54, arrested for selling drugs and  weapons, prosecutors say .
Authorities allege Moschetto hired accomplices to burn down the practice of former associate .
Attorney says client will "vigorously" defend himself .


Prompt: Alan Pardew has warned Crystal Palace's Barclays Premier League admirers that if they want to sign Yannick Bolasie this summer then the bidding will have to start at £20million. It has been suggested that a £10m bid could tempt Palace into selling the winger, who has excelled since Pardew arrived in January and launched the club up the table. But the Palace manager is adamant that the club's leading assets do not want to leave – and any players that do go will not be sold cheaply. That applies particularly to Bolasie, who scored a hat-trick in the demolition of Sunderland last week. Yannick Bolasie (centre) of Crystal Palace celebrates scoring against Sunderland at the Stadium of Light . Alan Pardew says Bolasie bidding will have to start at £20m for his star to leave Selhurst Park . Responding to a question about Joel Ward's contract extension, Pardew said: 'It was good news for us this week (with Ward). We wanted to send a statement that our players will be very, very difficult to take away. 'One, because they enjoy their football and two because we are going forward. Brede Hangeland said to me when he was at Fulham that he sensed that no one wanted to leave. (There was a report of a) £10m price on Bolasie. Blimey. 'It needs to be more than double that to get near him. We are in a great financial position. I am not getting carried away with where we are but we are doing very well in the Premier League.' That form includes four straight wins ahead of Tony Pulis's return to Selhurst Park on Saturday. Pardew believes Pulis should get a good reception at the club which he transformed last season before leaving days before this campaign started. Bolasie scored a hat-trick in Crystal Palace's demolition of Sunderland last week away from home . Pardew is demanding more than £20m for Bolasie to be taken away from Crystal Palace during the summer . But Pardew also indicated that his own job in lifting Palace this season had spared Pulis a potentially rocky return. He said: 'Tony achieved fantastic results here last season. For sure I wouldn't be here and a lot of these players wouldn't be here if he hadn't done that, so we are thankful to him. 'He should also be thankful that we are in the position we are in, and that the players and myself have got the team where it is, because the reception could have been very different if we were in the relegations zone and leaving so shortly before the season started. I think that is good for him and he deserves that. Hopefully tomorrow he gets the reception that he warrants.' Pardew has targeted a top-10 finish, saying: 'Top 10 is a realistic aim and then we want to build on that. The chairman has done a fantastic job. I will be banging his door down in the summer for some big signings.' Bolasie scores against Sunderland as he helped Crystal Palace beat the struggling Premier League side .

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Alan Pardew has warned Crystal Palace's Barclays Premier League admirers that if they want to sign Yannick Bolasie this summer then the bidding will have to start at £20million. It has been suggested that a £10m bid could tempt Palace into selling the winger, who has excelled since Pardew arrived in January and launched the club up the table. But the Palace manager is adamant that the club's leading assets do not want to leave – and any players that do go will not be sold cheaply. That applies particularly to Bolasie, who scored a hat-trick in the demolition of Sunderland last week. Yannick Bolasie (centre) of Crystal Palace celebrates scoring against Sunderland at the Stadium of Light . Alan Pardew says Bolasie bidding will have to start at £20m for his star to leave Selhurst Park . Responding to a question about Joel Ward's contract extension, Pardew said: 'It was good news for us this week (with Ward). We wanted to send a statement that our players will be very, very difficult to take away. 'One, because they enjoy their football and two because we are going forward. Brede Hangeland said to me when he was at Fulham that he sensed that no one wanted to leave. (There was a report of a) £10m price on Bolasie. Blimey. 'It needs to be more than double that to get near him. We are in a great financial position. I am not getting carried away with where we are but we are doing very well in the Premier League.' That form includes four straight wins ahead of Tony Pulis's return to Selhurst Park on Saturday. Pardew believes Pulis should get a good reception at the club which he transformed last season before leaving days before this campaign started. Bolasie scored a hat-trick in Crystal Palace's demolition of Sunderland last week away from home . Pardew is demanding more than £20m for Bolasie to be taken away from Crystal Palace during the summer . But Pardew also indicated that his own job in lifting Palace this season had spared Pulis a potentially rocky return. He said: 'Tony achieved fantastic results here last season. For sure I wouldn't be here and a lot of these players wouldn't be here if he hadn't done that, so we are thankful to him. 'He should also be thankful that we are in the position we are in, and that the players and myself have got the team where it is, because the reception could have been very different if we were in the relegations zone and leaving so shortly before the season started. I think that is good for him and he deserves that. Hopefully tomorrow he gets the reception that he warrants.' Pardew has targeted a top-10 finish, saying: 'Top 10 is a realistic aim and then we want to build on that. The chairman has done a fantastic job. I will be banging his door down in the summer for some big signings.' Bolasie scores against Sunderland as he helped Crystal Palace beat the struggling Premier League side .

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Crystal Palace manager Alan Pardew has warned that if the club wants to sign Yannick Bolasie, the winger will have to start bidding at a price of £20m or more. Bolasie has been in excellent form since Pardew arrived in January, scoring a hat-trick in Crystal Palace's win over Sunderland last week. However, Pardew insists that Palace's leading assets do not want to leave, and any players that do go will not be sold cheaply.

Pardew has also expressed his gratitude towards former manager Tony Pulis, who returned to Selhurst Park last season and helped the club

Yannick Bolasie scored a hat-trick against Sunderland last week .
The Crystal Palace star is the wishlist of clubs for during the summer .
Alan Pardew warns his admirers that Bolasie will cost them at least £20m .


Prompt: Simon Mignolet insists Liverpool’s players are not feeling the pressure of trying to give Steven Gerrard a dream send-off – as their captain won’t let them entertain such talk. Victory over Blackburn Rovers on Wednesday enabled Brendan Rodgers’ squad to set up a date with Aston Villa in the FA Cup semi-final next Sunday and Liverpool are hot favourites to reach the final. The final, against either Arsenal or Reading, will be staged on May 30 – Gerrard’s 35th birthday – and has long been identified as being the perfect afternoon for Gerrard to bring the end down on his glittering Anfield career. Simon Mignolet (left) celebrates with Jordan Henderson after Liverpool reached the FA Cup semi-final . Philippe Coutinho (right) scored the winning goal in a tense 1-0 quarter-final victory against Blackburn . Captain Steven Gerrard, who is struggling to get in the side, will leave Anfield at the end of the season . It has created expectation and Liverpool have made heavy weather of getting to the semi-finals but Mignolet, who was outstanding in the 1-0 win at Ewood Park, maintains they are not thinking too far ahead. Gerrard, for one, won’t let them get carried away. ‘Nobody is talking about it,’ said Mignolet. Stevie is the first one to acknowledge that. Before we speak about the final, we have got to get through the semi-final and that is only possible after getting through here. ‘The only thing we can keep in mind now is how to get past Villa. Then we will see what comes. Villa will be tough. He is the first one to acknowledge that we can’t have any extra pressure on the team (to give him the dream send-off). He won’t let us think in a different way. Gerrard celebrates with Rafa Benitez after inspiring Liverpool to victory over West Ham in the 2006 Final . The Liverpool captain reacts after the Reds are beaten by Chelsea in the 2012 Final at Wembley . ‘We just want to focus on Villa and the games before that. We have got something to look forward to and we want to make sure that we get to the final. That is what we said in the dressing room before the game and everyone did their jobs.’ Liverpool last reached the FA Cup final in 2012, when they lost to Chelsea, and have not won the trophy since Gerrard inspired their 2006 victory over West Ham in Cardiff but they won’t let that opportunity distract their ambitions in the Barclays Premier League. Though they have had their ambitions of finishing in the top four dented by back-to-back defeats against Manchester United and Arsenal, the picture could change once more this weekend if United win the Manchester derby and Liverpool beat Newcastle on Monday. Liverpool have seen their form slip in the league with consecutive defeats to Man United and Arsenal (above) ‘We are pleased to get to the semi-final,’ said Mignolet. ‘Once it is semi-final time, we will make sure we are ready. But everything comes step by step. Newcastle is next. We are pleased with what we did against Blackburn but the next focus is the league. ‘We will be ready and focused then to make sure we get to the final. The only thing we can do is focus and keep our heads down. We have got to keep doing the things we are doing. There is still a lot to play for. The only thing that we can do is take every game as it comes. ‘When you are at Liverpool, you know you have to win every single game. After the results against Arsenal and Manchester United, we knew there was going to be criticism. You accept that. The only thing you can do is respond and we did that. Now the focus is on Newcastle. We will do our best to get three points.’

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Simon Mignolet insists Liverpool’s players are not feeling the pressure of trying to give Steven Gerrard a dream send-off – as their captain won’t let them entertain such talk. Victory over Blackburn Rovers on Wednesday enabled Brendan Rodgers’ squad to set up a date with Aston Villa in the FA Cup semi-final next Sunday and Liverpool are hot favourites to reach the final. The final, against either Arsenal or Reading, will be staged on May 30 – Gerrard’s 35th birthday – and has long been identified as being the perfect afternoon for Gerrard to bring the end down on his glittering Anfield career. Simon Mignolet (left) celebrates with Jordan Henderson after Liverpool reached the FA Cup semi-final . Philippe Coutinho (right) scored the winning goal in a tense 1-0 quarter-final victory against Blackburn . Captain Steven Gerrard, who is struggling to get in the side, will leave Anfield at the end of the season . It has created expectation and Liverpool have made heavy weather of getting to the semi-finals but Mignolet, who was outstanding in the 1-0 win at Ewood Park, maintains they are not thinking too far ahead. Gerrard, for one, won’t let them get carried away. ‘Nobody is talking about it,’ said Mignolet. Stevie is the first one to acknowledge that. Before we speak about the final, we have got to get through the semi-final and that is only possible after getting through here. ‘The only thing we can keep in mind now is how to get past Villa. Then we will see what comes. Villa will be tough. He is the first one to acknowledge that we can’t have any extra pressure on the team (to give him the dream send-off). He won’t let us think in a different way. Gerrard celebrates with Rafa Benitez after inspiring Liverpool to victory over West Ham in the 2006 Final . The Liverpool captain reacts after the Reds are beaten by Chelsea in the 2012 Final at Wembley . ‘We just want to focus on Villa and the games before that. We have got something to look forward to and we want to make sure that we get to the final. That is what we said in the dressing room before the game and everyone did their jobs.’ Liverpool last reached the FA Cup final in 2012, when they lost to Chelsea, and have not won the trophy since Gerrard inspired their 2006 victory over West Ham in Cardiff but they won’t let that opportunity distract their ambitions in the Barclays Premier League. Though they have had their ambitions of finishing in the top four dented by back-to-back defeats against Manchester United and Arsenal, the picture could change once more this weekend if United win the Manchester derby and Liverpool beat Newcastle on Monday. Liverpool have seen their form slip in the league with consecutive defeats to Man United and Arsenal (above) ‘We are pleased to get to the semi-final,’ said Mignolet. ‘Once it is semi-final time, we will make sure we are ready. But everything comes step by step. Newcastle is next. We are pleased with what we did against Blackburn but the next focus is the league. ‘We will be ready and focused then to make sure we get to the final. The only thing we can do is focus and keep our heads down. We have got to keep doing the things we are doing. There is still a lot to play for. The only thing that we can do is take every game as it comes. ‘When you are at Liverpool, you know you have to win every single game. After the results against Arsenal and Manchester United, we knew there was going to be criticism. You accept that. The only thing you can do is respond and we did that. Now the focus is on Newcastle. We will do our best to get three points.’

[Assistant] Liverpool's players are not feeling the pressure of trying to give Steven Gerrard a dream send-off, as their captain won't let them entertain such talk. The team has set up a date with Aston Villa in the FA Cup semi-final next Sunday, and they are hot favourites to reach the final. Liverpool are currently in the Barclays Premier League, but their ambitions have been dented by back-to-back defeats against Manchester United and Arsenal. However, manager Brendan Rodgers and captain Simon Mignolet remain focused on the FA Cup, with a target date of May 30 for the final against either Arsenal or Reading. Gerrard, who is struggling

Liverpool are set to play Aston Villa in FA Cup semi-finals on April 19 .
Steven Gerrard will leave Anfield for LA Galaxy at end of the season .
Simon Mignolet insists Reds are not talking about a dream send off .
READ: Gerrard's FA Cup dream on 35th birthday remains a reality .
Robbie Fowler: Liverpool FA Cup hunt must not be all about Gerrard .


Prompt: This picture shows the dramatic moment a 'hero' police officer smashed a car window to save a  baby trapped in the vehicle on one of the hottest days of the year. The boy's mother frantically tried to open the door when the keys to her Range Rover were locked inside and the eight-month-old boy was stuck in the car alone as temperatures hit almost 23C yesterday. She grew increasingly distressed as the car became hotter - with no fresh air inside the vehicle - and called police for help. The incident occurred when temperatures peaked at 22.8C at St James's Park in London - making it the second hottest day of the year so far beaten only by today when temperatures soared in the capital to nearly 24C. Scroll down for video . Saved: This photo was taken moments after a police officer rescued a baby from a Range Rover after his mother (pictured left with her baby) had tried frantically to open the door when her keys were locked inside . 'Hero': Kingston Police published a photo of the incident on their Twitter account, along with a caption hailing PC Resteghini as a 'hero' Officers were called to the parked car in Surbiton, south-west London, at lunchtime yesterday and the baby was rescued after officer PC Resteghini smashed the car's window with his baton. Kingston  Police tweeted the picture along with the caption: 'PC Resteghini has just rescued an infant trapped inside a hot vehicle, smashing a window to gain access #hero'. Police confirmed the baby was unhurt. The baby's father told MailOnline there had been a fault with the Range Rover's automatic locking system and that the matter was being investigated. His wife had left the keys in her bag inside the vehicle, which the man, who did not wish to be named, said was designed not to lock if the keys are inside. He said: 'My wife had put our son into the car seat in the back and closed the door. When she did that it locked automatically and wouldn't open when she walked round to the driver's side. 'She was extremely panicked so called the police. They were fantastic and turned up in about five minutes. They tried for a while to get into the car, in the same way my wife had, but eventually had to smash the window.' Speaking to Radio Jackie News, PC Resteghini said: 'We used one of the batons to gain entry to the car...the baby was safe and well and the mother was OK.' Scorchio: Sunbathers packed out beaches up and down the country today, including Bournemouth (pictured), as the mercury rose to 23C . Busy: Brighton beach was packed with couples and families who were desperate to make the most of the sun on the hottest day of the year . Hot: Beaches, including Brighton beach (pictured) and parks were packed today with sunseekers making the most of the unseasonably high temperatures. The mid-20s temperatures made Britain hotter than Athens, Rome and Madrid but forecasters warned a cold front will move in . Relax: Temperatures reached 23C in the capital and south east yesterday, making it the hottest day of the year, before the record was beaten by today's temperatures of 23.6C and rising. Pictured: One sunbather enjoys the sunshine but keeps her head cool as the mercury spars . Taking it easy: People in Britain have been enjoying the hot weather so far this week including at Tower Bridge in London today (pictured) The south-east of England has enjoyed unseasonably warm temperatures over the last few days, with a high of 22.8C at St James's Park in London yesterday. Temperatures also peaked at 22.6C in Shoeburyness, Essex, and 22.4C at Manston, Kent. It meant yesterday was the hottest day of the year until temperatures surpassed those recorded . Forecasters said today was not only the hottest of the year but also expected it to be the warmest day for the rest of the month, as temperatures are predicted to return to average or just above average later this week. A cold front moving down from the north of the country will bring cooler weather, which will see temperatures drop to between 15C and 17C. However, despite the drop in temperatures, it will still be warmer than usual for April and forecasters said sunny spells will be felt across much of the country until at least next week. Six-year-old Isabella-Love Mee enjoys the water fountains at Granary Square in London as Britain basks in the warmest day of the year so far . Two youngsters made the most of the warm weather this morning in Paignton, Devon, as the mercury gradually increased from a sunny start . Workers made the most of their lunch breaks by relaxing in the sunshine near Tower Bridge as temperatures exceeded 23C in the capital . Warning: A police inspector last week tweeted a picture showing what officers would do if dogs were left in hot cars during the warm weather .

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This picture shows the dramatic moment a 'hero' police officer smashed a car window to save a  baby trapped in the vehicle on one of the hottest days of the year. The boy's mother frantically tried to open the door when the keys to her Range Rover were locked inside and the eight-month-old boy was stuck in the car alone as temperatures hit almost 23C yesterday. She grew increasingly distressed as the car became hotter - with no fresh air inside the vehicle - and called police for help. The incident occurred when temperatures peaked at 22.8C at St James's Park in London - making it the second hottest day of the year so far beaten only by today when temperatures soared in the capital to nearly 24C. Scroll down for video . Saved: This photo was taken moments after a police officer rescued a baby from a Range Rover after his mother (pictured left with her baby) had tried frantically to open the door when her keys were locked inside . 'Hero': Kingston Police published a photo of the incident on their Twitter account, along with a caption hailing PC Resteghini as a 'hero' Officers were called to the parked car in Surbiton, south-west London, at lunchtime yesterday and the baby was rescued after officer PC Resteghini smashed the car's window with his baton. Kingston  Police tweeted the picture along with the caption: 'PC Resteghini has just rescued an infant trapped inside a hot vehicle, smashing a window to gain access #hero'. Police confirmed the baby was unhurt. The baby's father told MailOnline there had been a fault with the Range Rover's automatic locking system and that the matter was being investigated. His wife had left the keys in her bag inside the vehicle, which the man, who did not wish to be named, said was designed not to lock if the keys are inside. He said: 'My wife had put our son into the car seat in the back and closed the door. When she did that it locked automatically and wouldn't open when she walked round to the driver's side. 'She was extremely panicked so called the police. They were fantastic and turned up in about five minutes. They tried for a while to get into the car, in the same way my wife had, but eventually had to smash the window.' Speaking to Radio Jackie News, PC Resteghini said: 'We used one of the batons to gain entry to the car...the baby was safe and well and the mother was OK.' Scorchio: Sunbathers packed out beaches up and down the country today, including Bournemouth (pictured), as the mercury rose to 23C . Busy: Brighton beach was packed with couples and families who were desperate to make the most of the sun on the hottest day of the year . Hot: Beaches, including Brighton beach (pictured) and parks were packed today with sunseekers making the most of the unseasonably high temperatures. The mid-20s temperatures made Britain hotter than Athens, Rome and Madrid but forecasters warned a cold front will move in . Relax: Temperatures reached 23C in the capital and south east yesterday, making it the hottest day of the year, before the record was beaten by today's temperatures of 23.6C and rising. Pictured: One sunbather enjoys the sunshine but keeps her head cool as the mercury spars . Taking it easy: People in Britain have been enjoying the hot weather so far this week including at Tower Bridge in London today (pictured) The south-east of England has enjoyed unseasonably warm temperatures over the last few days, with a high of 22.8C at St James's Park in London yesterday. Temperatures also peaked at 22.6C in Shoeburyness, Essex, and 22.4C at Manston, Kent. It meant yesterday was the hottest day of the year until temperatures surpassed those recorded . Forecasters said today was not only the hottest of the year but also expected it to be the warmest day for the rest of the month, as temperatures are predicted to return to average or just above average later this week. A cold front moving down from the north of the country will bring cooler weather, which will see temperatures drop to between 15C and 17C. However, despite the drop in temperatures, it will still be warmer than usual for April and forecasters said sunny spells will be felt across much of the country until at least next week. Six-year-old Isabella-Love Mee enjoys the water fountains at Granary Square in London as Britain basks in the warmest day of the year so far . Two youngsters made the most of the warm weather this morning in Paignton, Devon, as the mercury gradually increased from a sunny start . Workers made the most of their lunch breaks by relaxing in the sunshine near Tower Bridge as temperatures exceeded 23C in the capital . Warning: A police inspector last week tweeted a picture showing what officers would do if dogs were left in hot cars during the warm weather .

[Assistant] A 6-month-old baby was rescued from a locked Range Rover in London on a scorching hot day, with temperatures reaching 22.8C. The mother, who was frantically trying to open the door, called the police for help. Police officers responded quickly and smashed the car window to gain access to the baby. The baby was safely rescued, and the mother was unhurt. The incident highlights the importance of checking car keys before leaving the vehicle, as the Range Rover's automatic locking system failed to open when the keys were inside. The mother had left the keys in her bag, which the man, who did not

The eight-month-old baby's mother frantically tried to open the door after the Range Rover's keys were locked inside .
Youngster grew distressed as temperatures hit 23C in London and the heat inside the vehicle became unbearable .
Police were called and an officer smashed the window with his baton to free the baby who was deemed uninjured .


Prompt: An eight-year-old girl, who lost her leg in a terrible accident last year, has given her first solo dance performance since she became an amputee eleven months ago - earning a standing ovation for her moving routine. Alissa Sizemore, from Vernal, Utah, was only seven-years-old when a truck ran over her foot and immediately severed it. Although the dancer, who has been taking lessons since she was four-years-old, had to have her right leg amputated below the knee, she was determined to get back in the dance studio as soon as possible. 'I just didn't want to give up,' Alissa told People. 'Dancing has been my favorite thing since I was four. I don't have part of my leg, but I can't let that stop me. I still want to dance.' Scroll down for video . Major Inspiration: Alissa Sizemore can be seen dancing on a wooden bench during her first solo dance performance since she lost her leg in an accident last May . Alissa, who was fitted for her prosthetic leg in September, chose Colbie Caillat's hit Try, a song that she and her mom felt accurately reflected her emotional journey over the past year, for her debut performance, in which she removed her artificial limb as a part of her routine. Alissa's mom Heather proudly shared a video of her daughter's performance last month on her YouTube channel. The clip shows Alissa donning a seafoam green ballet costume as she confidently walks toward a bench set up in the middle of Vernal's high school gymnasium, where the recital took place. The impressive little girl performs a series of leg stretches and even a cartwheel before she removed her prosthetic limb. Unstoppable girl: The eight-year-old lifted her prosthetic limb while balancing on one leg for her routine, which was set to Colbie Caillat's hit Try . Dare devil: She even did a cartwheel in the middle of her performance at a high school gymnasium in in Vernal, Utah . Determined: Towards the end of her emotional dance, Alissa removed her artificial leg and continued her routine on the floor, where she did a bridge and a forward roll . After removing her artificial leg, she continues her routine on the floor, proving that she will always be able to dance - with or without her leg. The teary-eyed audience was so moved by her dancing that she was given a standing ovation - a fantastic end to an emotional year. And one which will hopefully help to dull the memory of the horrific accident which left her in pain for months. Last May, Alissa was playing outside with her sister Cyley, 10, and some of her friends when she ran past a few garbage cans that were pulled to the curb just as a truck was breaking to a stop. Alissa's right foot was pinned underneath the tire. She was immediately flown to Vernal to Primary Children's Medical Center in Salt Lake City, but doctors were unable to save her leg. Amazing recovery: Alissa was photographed warming up for ballet class at Powerhouse Dance Studio last month . In sync: She can be seen performing a routine with the other girls in her class . Star treatment: Alissa got her hair done before she was filmed dancing in the music video for Utah musical trio Gentri's song Dare . Alissa was reliant on a wheelchair or crutches before she was fitted for her artificial leg, but she was secretly doing uncomplicated dance moves in the studio her father had built for her and her sisters. While Alissa adjusted to her new reality, her neighborhood community banded together to help raise money for her surgeries and her prosthetic leg, which weren't completely covered by the family's health insurance. When her mom took her and her sisters to Powerhouse Dance Studio last summer for fall tryouts, it was thought that Alissa would help with the music until she was ready to return to dance - but she had other plans. Say cheese: The little girl posed for this photo with Casey Elliott, Brad Robins and Bradley Quinn Lever, who make up the group . Inspiring words: In the music video, Alissa holds up a sign that reads: 'Dare to dream.' 'She handed me her crutches and said she was trying out,' her mom told People. 'She hopped to the middle of the room and gave it her all. She wasn't going to let anybody hold her back.' Alissa's amazing story inspired Utah musical trio Gentri to feature her in the music video for their song Dare. Throughout the clip, which debuted earlier this month, Alissa can be seen attaching her prosthetic leg before she starts dancing. The footage also shows her holding up pictures of herself during her recovery last year, as well as a newspaper article about her recent dance recital. Towards the end of the video, Alissa raises a sign that reads: 'Dare to dream.' Brave face: Alissa curled up with her stuffed animals as she and her mom Heather smiled for the camera last year after her accident . Huge adjustment: The young girl, pictured with her mom, relied on a wheelchair and crutches to get around before she was fitted for her prosthetic leg in September .

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An eight-year-old girl, who lost her leg in a terrible accident last year, has given her first solo dance performance since she became an amputee eleven months ago - earning a standing ovation for her moving routine. Alissa Sizemore, from Vernal, Utah, was only seven-years-old when a truck ran over her foot and immediately severed it. Although the dancer, who has been taking lessons since she was four-years-old, had to have her right leg amputated below the knee, she was determined to get back in the dance studio as soon as possible. 'I just didn't want to give up,' Alissa told People. 'Dancing has been my favorite thing since I was four. I don't have part of my leg, but I can't let that stop me. I still want to dance.' Scroll down for video . Major Inspiration: Alissa Sizemore can be seen dancing on a wooden bench during her first solo dance performance since she lost her leg in an accident last May . Alissa, who was fitted for her prosthetic leg in September, chose Colbie Caillat's hit Try, a song that she and her mom felt accurately reflected her emotional journey over the past year, for her debut performance, in which she removed her artificial limb as a part of her routine. Alissa's mom Heather proudly shared a video of her daughter's performance last month on her YouTube channel. The clip shows Alissa donning a seafoam green ballet costume as she confidently walks toward a bench set up in the middle of Vernal's high school gymnasium, where the recital took place. The impressive little girl performs a series of leg stretches and even a cartwheel before she removed her prosthetic limb. Unstoppable girl: The eight-year-old lifted her prosthetic limb while balancing on one leg for her routine, which was set to Colbie Caillat's hit Try . Dare devil: She even did a cartwheel in the middle of her performance at a high school gymnasium in in Vernal, Utah . Determined: Towards the end of her emotional dance, Alissa removed her artificial leg and continued her routine on the floor, where she did a bridge and a forward roll . After removing her artificial leg, she continues her routine on the floor, proving that she will always be able to dance - with or without her leg. The teary-eyed audience was so moved by her dancing that she was given a standing ovation - a fantastic end to an emotional year. And one which will hopefully help to dull the memory of the horrific accident which left her in pain for months. Last May, Alissa was playing outside with her sister Cyley, 10, and some of her friends when she ran past a few garbage cans that were pulled to the curb just as a truck was breaking to a stop. Alissa's right foot was pinned underneath the tire. She was immediately flown to Vernal to Primary Children's Medical Center in Salt Lake City, but doctors were unable to save her leg. Amazing recovery: Alissa was photographed warming up for ballet class at Powerhouse Dance Studio last month . In sync: She can be seen performing a routine with the other girls in her class . Star treatment: Alissa got her hair done before she was filmed dancing in the music video for Utah musical trio Gentri's song Dare . Alissa was reliant on a wheelchair or crutches before she was fitted for her artificial leg, but she was secretly doing uncomplicated dance moves in the studio her father had built for her and her sisters. While Alissa adjusted to her new reality, her neighborhood community banded together to help raise money for her surgeries and her prosthetic leg, which weren't completely covered by the family's health insurance. When her mom took her and her sisters to Powerhouse Dance Studio last summer for fall tryouts, it was thought that Alissa would help with the music until she was ready to return to dance - but she had other plans. Say cheese: The little girl posed for this photo with Casey Elliott, Brad Robins and Bradley Quinn Lever, who make up the group . Inspiring words: In the music video, Alissa holds up a sign that reads: 'Dare to dream.' 'She handed me her crutches and said she was trying out,' her mom told People. 'She hopped to the middle of the room and gave it her all. She wasn't going to let anybody hold her back.' Alissa's amazing story inspired Utah musical trio Gentri to feature her in the music video for their song Dare. Throughout the clip, which debuted earlier this month, Alissa can be seen attaching her prosthetic leg before she starts dancing. The footage also shows her holding up pictures of herself during her recovery last year, as well as a newspaper article about her recent dance recital. Towards the end of the video, Alissa raises a sign that reads: 'Dare to dream.' Brave face: Alissa curled up with her stuffed animals as she and her mom Heather smiled for the camera last year after her accident . Huge adjustment: The young girl, pictured with her mom, relied on a wheelchair and crutches to get around before she was fitted for her prosthetic leg in September .

[Assistant] Eight-year-old Alissa Sizemore from Vernal, Utah, made her first solo dance performance since losing her leg in an accident last year. Alissa, who was 7 years old when the accident occurred, was fitted for a prosthetic leg in September and chose Colbie Caillat's song "Try" for her debut performance. During the 45-minute routine, Alissa removed her artificial leg and continued dancing on the floor, showcasing her determination and resilience. The audience gave her a standing ovation, and Alissa's mom shared a video of the performance on her YouTube channel. This marks Alissa's first solo

Alissa Sizemore, from Vernal, Utah, was only seven-years-old when her right leg had to be amputated below the knee after she was hit by a truck .
The dancer removed her prosthetic leg midway though her emotional performance .
Alissa recently starred in a music video for the Utah-based musical trio Gentri .