Prompt: Military officials in Kazakhstan have introduced a Miss Army competition in the hope of encouraging more recruits. The Kazakhstani Ministry of Defence has chosen 123 of its prettiest female soldiers and posted their photos online where viewers can vote for their favourites. The pictures show the women  in three set poses – in military uniform,  with weapons and  in civilian clothing – and they have already been viewed more than 30,000 times. Frontline femme fatale: Abildaeva Aigul Isahanovna is among 123 of Kazakhstan's 'prettiest soldiers' who have been put forward by the military for its Miss Army competition in the hope of encouraging more recruits . In the (fashion) line of fire: The Kazakhstani Ministry of Defence has posted their photos online – including this one of Uzbehanova Marjane Abilovna – so viewers can vote for their favourites . Deskbound diva: The pictures show the women in three set poses – in military uniform, with weapons and in civilian clothing – and they have already been viewed more than 30,000 times by voters . Prone to male advances: A military spokesman said the competition was also open to voters not only from Kazakhstan but also neighbouring countries Krygystan, Azerbaijan and Russia . A spokesman for the MoD said: 'Voting began this week and the competition is open until the 10th of May. 'We've been flooded with views and the clear favourite at the moment is Sergeant Aigerim Karakuchukova who is in the lead with over 1,100 votes. 'There is still a long way to go though and anyone could win.' The spokesman revealed that the competition was also open to voters not only from Kazakhstan but also neighbouring countries Krygystan, Azerbaijan and Russia. Don't miss out: Voting began this week and the Miss Army competition will be open until May 10 . Favourite: Sergeant Aigerim Karakuchukova is the front-runner so far with more than 1,100 votes . Military models: Soldiers Meyramova Sulushash Adilhanova (left) and Dzhanabaeva Zarina Sabitzhanovna (right) also feature in the competition. Voter Nicephorus Bocharov said there were 'certainly some fine looking women in there' but he wasn't convinced it would make him sign up and fight . Aiguilles Vitaly is seen here in her competition photograph. A military spokesman said the winner will receive a cash prize and  the knowledge of knowing she is the most beautiful woman soldier in Kazakhstan . Faces of the frontline: One voter, Emil Efremov, 32, believes the competition would also do much to improve the image of Kazakhstan after it was lampooned by Sacha Baron Cohen's comedy persona Borat . Voter Nicephorus Bocharov, 34, said: 'There are certainly some fine looking women in there, although I'm not sure it would make me want to sign up and fight.' Another fan, Emil Efremov, 32, believes the competition would also do much to improve the image of Kazakhstan after it was lampooned by Sacha Baron Cohen's comedy persona Borat. He said: 'I think this is a very good idea. 'After the world was introduced to Borat, people have the impression that everyone here lives on a farm and sleeps with donkeys. PR offensive: Military chiefs hope the competition will attract hundreds of young men to join up . Emil Efremov, 32, said of the competition: 'I think this is a very good idea. After the world was introduced to Borat, people have the impression that everyone here lives on a farm and sleeps with donkeys' Soldiers Amanzholova Madina Amanzholovna (left) and Lunara Baimukhametova (right) 'These photos show that Kazakh women are as beautiful as any others. I have voted for all of them.' The MoD spokesman said: 'The winner will receive a cash prize and have the knowledge of knowing she is the most beautiful woman soldier in Kazakhstan. 'And hopefully, she'll have the pleasure of knowing she attracted hundreds of young men to join up.' Emil Efremov said: 'These photos show Kazakh women are as beautiful as any others. I voted for them all' An MoD spokesman said: 'The winner will receive a cash prize and have the knowledge of knowing she is the most beautiful woman soldier in Kazakhstan'

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Military officials in Kazakhstan have introduced a Miss Army competition in the hope of encouraging more recruits. The Kazakhstani Ministry of Defence has chosen 123 of its prettiest female soldiers and posted their photos online where viewers can vote for their favourites. The pictures show the women  in three set poses – in military uniform,  with weapons and  in civilian clothing – and they have already been viewed more than 30,000 times. Frontline femme fatale: Abildaeva Aigul Isahanovna is among 123 of Kazakhstan's 'prettiest soldiers' who have been put forward by the military for its Miss Army competition in the hope of encouraging more recruits . In the (fashion) line of fire: The Kazakhstani Ministry of Defence has posted their photos online – including this one of Uzbehanova Marjane Abilovna – so viewers can vote for their favourites . Deskbound diva: The pictures show the women in three set poses – in military uniform, with weapons and in civilian clothing – and they have already been viewed more than 30,000 times by voters . Prone to male advances: A military spokesman said the competition was also open to voters not only from Kazakhstan but also neighbouring countries Krygystan, Azerbaijan and Russia . A spokesman for the MoD said: 'Voting began this week and the competition is open until the 10th of May. 'We've been flooded with views and the clear favourite at the moment is Sergeant Aigerim Karakuchukova who is in the lead with over 1,100 votes. 'There is still a long way to go though and anyone could win.' The spokesman revealed that the competition was also open to voters not only from Kazakhstan but also neighbouring countries Krygystan, Azerbaijan and Russia. Don't miss out: Voting began this week and the Miss Army competition will be open until May 10 . Favourite: Sergeant Aigerim Karakuchukova is the front-runner so far with more than 1,100 votes . Military models: Soldiers Meyramova Sulushash Adilhanova (left) and Dzhanabaeva Zarina Sabitzhanovna (right) also feature in the competition. Voter Nicephorus Bocharov said there were 'certainly some fine looking women in there' but he wasn't convinced it would make him sign up and fight . Aiguilles Vitaly is seen here in her competition photograph. A military spokesman said the winner will receive a cash prize and  the knowledge of knowing she is the most beautiful woman soldier in Kazakhstan . Faces of the frontline: One voter, Emil Efremov, 32, believes the competition would also do much to improve the image of Kazakhstan after it was lampooned by Sacha Baron Cohen's comedy persona Borat . Voter Nicephorus Bocharov, 34, said: 'There are certainly some fine looking women in there, although I'm not sure it would make me want to sign up and fight.' Another fan, Emil Efremov, 32, believes the competition would also do much to improve the image of Kazakhstan after it was lampooned by Sacha Baron Cohen's comedy persona Borat. He said: 'I think this is a very good idea. 'After the world was introduced to Borat, people have the impression that everyone here lives on a farm and sleeps with donkeys. PR offensive: Military chiefs hope the competition will attract hundreds of young men to join up . Emil Efremov, 32, said of the competition: 'I think this is a very good idea. After the world was introduced to Borat, people have the impression that everyone here lives on a farm and sleeps with donkeys' Soldiers Amanzholova Madina Amanzholovna (left) and Lunara Baimukhametova (right) 'These photos show that Kazakh women are as beautiful as any others. I have voted for all of them.' The MoD spokesman said: 'The winner will receive a cash prize and have the knowledge of knowing she is the most beautiful woman soldier in Kazakhstan. 'And hopefully, she'll have the pleasure of knowing she attracted hundreds of young men to join up.' Emil Efremov said: 'These photos show Kazakh women are as beautiful as any others. I voted for them all' An MoD spokesman said: 'The winner will receive a cash prize and have the knowledge of knowing she is the most beautiful woman soldier in Kazakhstan'

[Assistant] A Miss Army competition has been introduced in Kazakhstan, where 123 of the country's prettiest female soldiers have been chosen and posted online for public voting. The competition aims to encourage more recruits and has already garnered over 30,000 views. The photos show the women in three different poses - in military uniform, with weapons, and in civilian clothing. The competition is open to voters from Kazakhstan and its neighboring countries, including Krygystan, Azerbaijan, and Russia. Sergeant Aigerim Karakuchukova is currently leading the competition with over 1,100 votes. The winner will receive a cash prize and be

Military posts photos online so viewers can vote for Miss Army competition .
Voter: 'Kazakh women are as beautiful as any others. I voted for all of them'
Another said it would also improve country's image worldwide after Borat .


Prompt: Nigel Farage suffered a fresh blow today after  a new poll showed Ukip trailing badly in a series of key seats. Across 10 constituencies targeted by Mr Farage's party, Ukip has fallen 18 points behind the Tories and seven behind Labour. The revelation came as Mr Farage admitted that he had 'made some mistakes' during the campaign but insisted he was confident he could get it back on track. Scroll down for video . Across the 11 marginal constituencies – including Boston & Skegness, Great Yarmouth and North Thanet – Ukip now trail the Tories by 18 per cent and Labour by 7 per cent . Tonight's survey for ITV News by ComRes is the latest in a string of polls showing Ukip's support being squeezed by Labour the Tories. However, speaking to Channel 4 News tonight, Mr Farage insisted he was looking forward to the rest of the campaign and had 'a bit of the old vim and vigour back'. He said: 'I started the campaign and think I make some mistakes. My desperation for Ukip to do well meant that I really packed the diary and the day in a way that frankly wasn't very bright. I have now trimmed it back a bit. I'm being a bit more selective.' Asked if he was 'exhausted' he said: 'No, I'm now actually rejuvenated and enjoying it again.' But told he had looked 'a bit wonky' earlier in the campaign, Mr Farage said: 'I was. No, no. Hands up I was. I had completely overdone it. 'I wasn't getting it right. I feel a bit of the old vim and vigour back and I'm looking forward to the next fortnight.' The Ukip leader - appearing on ITV's Lorraine this morning - said he had 'made some mistakes' by trying to do too much and had had to scale back his commitments . Mr Farage insisted he was looking forward to the rest of the campaign and had 'a bit of the old vim and vigour back' The admission came as the Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg accused Mr Farage of being an 'odious Victor Meldrew' character. In an interview with MailOnline, Mr Clegg said Mr Farage's 'mask is slipping' to reveal a man uncomfortable talking about people who are not white 'lashing out' in a scrabble for headlines. The Lib Dem leader condemned David Cameron's appeal to UKIP supporters to 'come home', warning the 'bandwagons of the far right' are encircling an 'increasingly hapless Conservative leadership' which is losing all grip on the party. In an interview with MailOnline, Mr Clegg said Mr Farage's 'mask is slipping' to reveal a man uncomfortable talking about people who are not white 'lashing out' in a scrabble for headlines. Nick Clegg told MailOnline that Mr Farage was 'odious' The Lib Dem leader condemned David Cameron's appeal to UKIP supporters to 'come home', warning the 'bandwagons of the far right' are encircling an 'increasingly hapless Conservative leadership' which is losing all grip on the party. It came after Mr Farage called for any migrants rescued from the Mediterranean to be sent back to Africa. The Ukip leader said 'millions' of refugees could arrive on boats in Europe over the next few years unless they are intercepted and turned back now. Mr Farage urged Prime Minister David Cameron to resist pressure at an emergency summit of EU leaders in Brussels tomorrow for Britain to take in large numbers of refugees brought across the Mediterranean by people-smugglers. He insisted the UK could not take more than 'a few thousand' genuine refugees. His comments came as experts warned that up to 30,000 migrants, including 2,500 children, could be killed this year unless the crisis is tackled. Up to 950 people are believed to have drowned in a shipwreck off the coast of Libya on Saturday, according to the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees. Just 28 people are known to have survived the tragedy, described by UNHCR as 'the deadliest incident in the Mediterranean we have ever recorded'. However, a major survey published today suggested Mr Farage's hard-line immigration stance was popular with the public. Barely one in ten electors say they are satisfied with Conservative border policies over the past five years. The poll by Ipsos MORI suggests this unhappiness may be the key factor behind large numbers of Conservative voters switching to Ukip. David Cameron and Boris Johnson campaigned together in London with polls showing that the Tories are on course to hold on to a string of key marginals . Of those who supported David Cameron in 2010, but now intend to vote for Mr Farage's party, 94 per cent are dissatisfied with immigration policy. This compared to 45 per cent of voters sticking with the Tories. This loss of voters to Ukip could be crucial in deciding the outcome of the General Election on May 7 – with the Prime Minister now facing a race against time to win them back. For all voters, six in ten electors say they are unhappy about the Tories handling of the nation's borders. A significant number of voters also insist immigration is still not being discussed enough by the politicians. During the current campaign, the Tories, Labour and Liberal Democrats have all avoided talking about the subject. The poll will now put pressure on the Prime Minister to change course and begin promoting his policies – which are far tougher than any advocated by Labour. The public considers Labour and the Tories to be just as bad as one another when it comes to getting a grip. Alarmingly for Mr Cameron, only 27 per cent think the current government's handling of immigration has been better than under the previous Labour government – and 26 per cent say they're handling it worse. The rest say both are the same. This is despite the fact Labour presided over a policy of open borders in which record numbers were allowed to pour into the UK.

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Nigel Farage suffered a fresh blow today after  a new poll showed Ukip trailing badly in a series of key seats. Across 10 constituencies targeted by Mr Farage's party, Ukip has fallen 18 points behind the Tories and seven behind Labour. The revelation came as Mr Farage admitted that he had 'made some mistakes' during the campaign but insisted he was confident he could get it back on track. Scroll down for video . Across the 11 marginal constituencies – including Boston & Skegness, Great Yarmouth and North Thanet – Ukip now trail the Tories by 18 per cent and Labour by 7 per cent . Tonight's survey for ITV News by ComRes is the latest in a string of polls showing Ukip's support being squeezed by Labour the Tories. However, speaking to Channel 4 News tonight, Mr Farage insisted he was looking forward to the rest of the campaign and had 'a bit of the old vim and vigour back'. He said: 'I started the campaign and think I make some mistakes. My desperation for Ukip to do well meant that I really packed the diary and the day in a way that frankly wasn't very bright. I have now trimmed it back a bit. I'm being a bit more selective.' Asked if he was 'exhausted' he said: 'No, I'm now actually rejuvenated and enjoying it again.' But told he had looked 'a bit wonky' earlier in the campaign, Mr Farage said: 'I was. No, no. Hands up I was. I had completely overdone it. 'I wasn't getting it right. I feel a bit of the old vim and vigour back and I'm looking forward to the next fortnight.' The Ukip leader - appearing on ITV's Lorraine this morning - said he had 'made some mistakes' by trying to do too much and had had to scale back his commitments . Mr Farage insisted he was looking forward to the rest of the campaign and had 'a bit of the old vim and vigour back' The admission came as the Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg accused Mr Farage of being an 'odious Victor Meldrew' character. In an interview with MailOnline, Mr Clegg said Mr Farage's 'mask is slipping' to reveal a man uncomfortable talking about people who are not white 'lashing out' in a scrabble for headlines. The Lib Dem leader condemned David Cameron's appeal to UKIP supporters to 'come home', warning the 'bandwagons of the far right' are encircling an 'increasingly hapless Conservative leadership' which is losing all grip on the party. In an interview with MailOnline, Mr Clegg said Mr Farage's 'mask is slipping' to reveal a man uncomfortable talking about people who are not white 'lashing out' in a scrabble for headlines. Nick Clegg told MailOnline that Mr Farage was 'odious' The Lib Dem leader condemned David Cameron's appeal to UKIP supporters to 'come home', warning the 'bandwagons of the far right' are encircling an 'increasingly hapless Conservative leadership' which is losing all grip on the party. It came after Mr Farage called for any migrants rescued from the Mediterranean to be sent back to Africa. The Ukip leader said 'millions' of refugees could arrive on boats in Europe over the next few years unless they are intercepted and turned back now. Mr Farage urged Prime Minister David Cameron to resist pressure at an emergency summit of EU leaders in Brussels tomorrow for Britain to take in large numbers of refugees brought across the Mediterranean by people-smugglers. He insisted the UK could not take more than 'a few thousand' genuine refugees. His comments came as experts warned that up to 30,000 migrants, including 2,500 children, could be killed this year unless the crisis is tackled. Up to 950 people are believed to have drowned in a shipwreck off the coast of Libya on Saturday, according to the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees. Just 28 people are known to have survived the tragedy, described by UNHCR as 'the deadliest incident in the Mediterranean we have ever recorded'. However, a major survey published today suggested Mr Farage's hard-line immigration stance was popular with the public. Barely one in ten electors say they are satisfied with Conservative border policies over the past five years. The poll by Ipsos MORI suggests this unhappiness may be the key factor behind large numbers of Conservative voters switching to Ukip. David Cameron and Boris Johnson campaigned together in London with polls showing that the Tories are on course to hold on to a string of key marginals . Of those who supported David Cameron in 2010, but now intend to vote for Mr Farage's party, 94 per cent are dissatisfied with immigration policy. This compared to 45 per cent of voters sticking with the Tories. This loss of voters to Ukip could be crucial in deciding the outcome of the General Election on May 7 – with the Prime Minister now facing a race against time to win them back. For all voters, six in ten electors say they are unhappy about the Tories handling of the nation's borders. A significant number of voters also insist immigration is still not being discussed enough by the politicians. During the current campaign, the Tories, Labour and Liberal Democrats have all avoided talking about the subject. The poll will now put pressure on the Prime Minister to change course and begin promoting his policies – which are far tougher than any advocated by Labour. The public considers Labour and the Tories to be just as bad as one another when it comes to getting a grip. Alarmingly for Mr Cameron, only 27 per cent think the current government's handling of immigration has been better than under the previous Labour government – and 26 per cent say they're handling it worse. The rest say both are the same. This is despite the fact Labour presided over a policy of open borders in which record numbers were allowed to pour into the UK.

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A new poll has shown that Nigel Farage's Ukip party is trailing badly in key constituencies, with Ukip falling 18 points behind the Tories and 7 points behind Labour. The poll of 10 constituencies targeted by Ukip, including Boston & Skegness, Great Yarmouth, and North Thanet, shows that Ukip now trails the Tories by 18% and Labour by 7%.

Ukip's leader, Nigel Farage, admitted that he had "made some mistakes" during the campaign, but insisted he is confident he can get it back on track. Farage said he had "trimmed it back a

ComRes survey for ITV shows Ukip falling behind in key constituencies .
Latest in a series of polls showing the losing ground to the Tories .
Ukip leader said he had 'made some mistakes' by trying to do too much .
He said he had to scale back his campaigning to rejuvenate himself .


Prompt: By the time Andy Murray ties the knot next Saturday he will hopefully have forgotten the utter frustration at becoming Novak Djokovic's Easter bunny. The 27-year-old Scot has lost his last seven matches to the Serb, this one the Miami Open final 7-6 4-6 6-0 on a brutally punishing afternoon, suffering the undeserving ignominy of conceding another love set against his old rival. He pushed him hard and had enough early chances to have won it in straight sets. In fact Murray pushed Djokovic so hard that, at the end of the second set, the furious Serb wrenched his towel off a startled ballkid and screamed at his box on his way to the chair, gaining a warning as his mask of statesmanship slipped. Novak Djokovic raises his arms aloft after claiming victory over Andy Murray 7-6 4-6 6-0 in the Miami Open . Djokovic poses with the Butch Buchholz trophy on the beach at Key Biscayne after his Miami Open win . The Serb gives the thumbs up as he shows off the glass trophy on the beach in Miami . The Serbian world No 1 jumps for joy as he celebrates his success over Andy Murray in the final . Djokovic kisses his fifth Miami Open winner's trophy after an emphatic finish to the match on Sunday . A deflated Murray holds his runners-up trophy alongside Djokovic after the pair battle the heat of Florida . A fired-up Djokovic battled to a three-set victory over Murray for his fifth Miami Open winner's trophy . Djokovic snatches his towel from a ball boy at the end of the second set, claimed by Murray . The Serbian yells after Murray broke his serve to claim the second set and take the match to a decider . Murray has had a good enough week to walk down the aisle with Kim Sears having got back to world No 3, but it is now ten out of eleven defeats against the world No 1. How to seize the moment against this phenomenal competitor is a hugely pressing issue for him and everyone else. As for Djokovic, he will now be holding that distinction for the 141st week of his career on Monday, putting him on sixth equal in the all-time list with Rafael Nadal. In some ways this was a truncated version of their Australian Open final. A forlorn Murray reflected afterwards: 'Game wise, I feel like in the couple of the matches we played this year I've been able to hang with him, but just not quite for long enough unfortunately. Murray celebrates his first break of Djokovic's serve in the opening set at Crandon Park Tennis Center . World No 1 Djokovic powers a forehand back at the Scotsman during their clash in Key Biscayne, Florida . Murray plays a slice backhand during a tight first set that included four breaks of serve before the tie-break . Murray takes a moment in the shade as the Miami sun beams down on the finalists . Djokovic (left) and Murray launch into a forehand and backhand respectively as they battle it out in Miami . 'I need to try to work out why that is. I played well for two sets and was struggling physically in the third. I don't feel like I can do loads more than what I'm doing to get myself in the best condition possible, I do push myself very hard.' The first set was notable for Murray's early aggression that brought him a break in the third game and should have seen him open up a 3-1 lead. But it transpired that it was desperately difficult playing into the fierce lunchtime sun. Nobody actually held at the city end of the court until the eleventh game when the Serb managed it. Murray forced the tiebreak but, beginning on the more difficult side, could not recover from 0-4 down as he hit several forehands long. Djokovic dives desperately at the net as the first set goes the distance in the blazing heat . Murray shows his frustration as his two breaks in the first set are immediately countered by the Serbian . Both stars struggled serving into the sun with all four breaks in the first set coming from the same end . Djokovic had been starting to blow hard – rather like he did in Australia – and just like in Melbourne it all proved to be irrelevant as he took it 7-3. Gauging how the 27 year-old Serb is feeling is an extremely inexact science, and you could only speculate as a brutally punishing second set unfolded in more level fashion than the break-filled opener. Murray became more and more agitated as he failed to gain the breakthrough but held on until 5-4 when Djokovic dissolved into a ball of Balkan anger. Murray broke him to love and the Serb angrily snatched his towel off the ballboy, apologising later: ' I'm sorry, because I didn't pay attention to the ball boy and I just screamed at my box,' he said. The sun-soaked scene in Miami as a pair of US Coast Guard helicopters fly over the Stadium Court . Andy Murray's fiancee Kim Sears (left) and Novak's wife Jelena Djokovic take shade under big hats in Florida . Murray's coach Amelie Mauresmo cheers on the British No 1 in front of his soon-to-be wife Sears . Murray remonstrates with himself as he shows some emotion in front of his second home crowd . Murray jumps for joy as he claims the second set but he isn't able to keep the pep in his step in the third . Florida-based Australian golf legend Greg Norman takes in the Miami Open final with his wife Kirsten Kutner . Djokovic wipes away the sweat shows his frustration as he falters in the second set in Key Biscayne . There was also a volley of abuse, Murray style, towards Boris Becker and his support team up in the box, but it only seemed to galvanise Djokovic. Murray had to hold at the start of the decider to set him on his way to what would have been a massive victory in the context of his season, the first time he had won a Masters level event since his Wimbledon triumph of 2013. The first three games of the decider were long and hard before – helped by some wonky Murray overheads – Djokovic just cracked his opponent's body and spirit.

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By the time Andy Murray ties the knot next Saturday he will hopefully have forgotten the utter frustration at becoming Novak Djokovic's Easter bunny. The 27-year-old Scot has lost his last seven matches to the Serb, this one the Miami Open final 7-6 4-6 6-0 on a brutally punishing afternoon, suffering the undeserving ignominy of conceding another love set against his old rival. He pushed him hard and had enough early chances to have won it in straight sets. In fact Murray pushed Djokovic so hard that, at the end of the second set, the furious Serb wrenched his towel off a startled ballkid and screamed at his box on his way to the chair, gaining a warning as his mask of statesmanship slipped. Novak Djokovic raises his arms aloft after claiming victory over Andy Murray 7-6 4-6 6-0 in the Miami Open . Djokovic poses with the Butch Buchholz trophy on the beach at Key Biscayne after his Miami Open win . The Serb gives the thumbs up as he shows off the glass trophy on the beach in Miami . The Serbian world No 1 jumps for joy as he celebrates his success over Andy Murray in the final . Djokovic kisses his fifth Miami Open winner's trophy after an emphatic finish to the match on Sunday . A deflated Murray holds his runners-up trophy alongside Djokovic after the pair battle the heat of Florida . A fired-up Djokovic battled to a three-set victory over Murray for his fifth Miami Open winner's trophy . Djokovic snatches his towel from a ball boy at the end of the second set, claimed by Murray . The Serbian yells after Murray broke his serve to claim the second set and take the match to a decider . Murray has had a good enough week to walk down the aisle with Kim Sears having got back to world No 3, but it is now ten out of eleven defeats against the world No 1. How to seize the moment against this phenomenal competitor is a hugely pressing issue for him and everyone else. As for Djokovic, he will now be holding that distinction for the 141st week of his career on Monday, putting him on sixth equal in the all-time list with Rafael Nadal. In some ways this was a truncated version of their Australian Open final. A forlorn Murray reflected afterwards: 'Game wise, I feel like in the couple of the matches we played this year I've been able to hang with him, but just not quite for long enough unfortunately. Murray celebrates his first break of Djokovic's serve in the opening set at Crandon Park Tennis Center . World No 1 Djokovic powers a forehand back at the Scotsman during their clash in Key Biscayne, Florida . Murray plays a slice backhand during a tight first set that included four breaks of serve before the tie-break . Murray takes a moment in the shade as the Miami sun beams down on the finalists . Djokovic (left) and Murray launch into a forehand and backhand respectively as they battle it out in Miami . 'I need to try to work out why that is. I played well for two sets and was struggling physically in the third. I don't feel like I can do loads more than what I'm doing to get myself in the best condition possible, I do push myself very hard.' The first set was notable for Murray's early aggression that brought him a break in the third game and should have seen him open up a 3-1 lead. But it transpired that it was desperately difficult playing into the fierce lunchtime sun. Nobody actually held at the city end of the court until the eleventh game when the Serb managed it. Murray forced the tiebreak but, beginning on the more difficult side, could not recover from 0-4 down as he hit several forehands long. Djokovic dives desperately at the net as the first set goes the distance in the blazing heat . Murray shows his frustration as his two breaks in the first set are immediately countered by the Serbian . Both stars struggled serving into the sun with all four breaks in the first set coming from the same end . Djokovic had been starting to blow hard – rather like he did in Australia – and just like in Melbourne it all proved to be irrelevant as he took it 7-3. Gauging how the 27 year-old Serb is feeling is an extremely inexact science, and you could only speculate as a brutally punishing second set unfolded in more level fashion than the break-filled opener. Murray became more and more agitated as he failed to gain the breakthrough but held on until 5-4 when Djokovic dissolved into a ball of Balkan anger. Murray broke him to love and the Serb angrily snatched his towel off the ballboy, apologising later: ' I'm sorry, because I didn't pay attention to the ball boy and I just screamed at my box,' he said. The sun-soaked scene in Miami as a pair of US Coast Guard helicopters fly over the Stadium Court . Andy Murray's fiancee Kim Sears (left) and Novak's wife Jelena Djokovic take shade under big hats in Florida . Murray's coach Amelie Mauresmo cheers on the British No 1 in front of his soon-to-be wife Sears . Murray remonstrates with himself as he shows some emotion in front of his second home crowd . Murray jumps for joy as he claims the second set but he isn't able to keep the pep in his step in the third . Florida-based Australian golf legend Greg Norman takes in the Miami Open final with his wife Kirsten Kutner . Djokovic wipes away the sweat shows his frustration as he falters in the second set in Key Biscayne . There was also a volley of abuse, Murray style, towards Boris Becker and his support team up in the box, but it only seemed to galvanise Djokovic. Murray had to hold at the start of the decider to set him on his way to what would have been a massive victory in the context of his season, the first time he had won a Masters level event since his Wimbledon triumph of 2013. The first three games of the decider were long and hard before – helped by some wonky Murray overheads – Djokovic just cracked his opponent's body and spirit.

[Assistant] Andy Murray has suffered a tough loss to Novak Djokovic in the Miami Open final, losing 7-6 (4-6, 6-0) in a grueling five-set match. This is Murray's seventh consecutive loss to Djokovic, who has now won 141 matches against him. The match was marked by intense physicality, with both players pushing each other hard throughout the five sets. Djokovic's dominance was evident, as he broke Murray's serve in the first set and took the match to a decider. However, Murray fought back in the second set, breaking Djokovic's serve

Novak Djokovic beat Andy Murray 7-6 4-6 6-0 in Florida on Sunday .
Djokovic won the first set tie-break 7-3 after each player broke serve twice .
Murray claimed the second set 6-4, breaking Djokovic with the final game .
The Serbian raced away in the final set to claim his fifth Miami Open title .
Murray rises to world No 3 for making the final in Key Biscayne, Florida .
Serena Williams beat Carla Suarez Navarro 6-2 6-0 in the women's final .


Prompt: A man has admitted to ripping another man’s scrotum with a metal hook after he thought a concreting job wasn’t up to scratch. Stephen John Docherty, 66, pleaded guilty to wounding with intent when he appeared at in the Whakatane District Court on Wednesday, NZ media reported. According to police Mr Docherty hired the victim to complete concrete works at his property. A man has admitted to ripping another man’s scrotum with a metal hook after he thought a concreting job wasn’t up to scratch . At around 3.30pm on March 17 Mr Docherty was agitated when he returned to find the work wasn’t carried out to his specifications. At the time, the victim was not on the work site but a contractor told Mr Docherty he would be back shortly. He told the contractor he would rip the man’s penis off. Once the victim returned, the two men got in a heated argument. Mr Docherty then repeated that he would rip the man's genitals off. He then returned with a 15 centimetre long hook that had been fashioned from a steel rod. Mr Docherty pleaded guilty to wounding with intent when he appeared at in the Whakatane District Court on Wednesday . Mr Docherty proceeded to grip the hook and reach it down past the victim's crotch. He then abruptly pulled the hook up causing it to tear into the mans pants and scrotum. The victim’s scrotum was torn and he required surgery after the attack. Mr Docherty said he lost control of his temper in the heat of the moment. He was remanded on bail and will await a hearing on June 12.

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A man has admitted to ripping another man’s scrotum with a metal hook after he thought a concreting job wasn’t up to scratch. Stephen John Docherty, 66, pleaded guilty to wounding with intent when he appeared at in the Whakatane District Court on Wednesday, NZ media reported. According to police Mr Docherty hired the victim to complete concrete works at his property. A man has admitted to ripping another man’s scrotum with a metal hook after he thought a concreting job wasn’t up to scratch . At around 3.30pm on March 17 Mr Docherty was agitated when he returned to find the work wasn’t carried out to his specifications. At the time, the victim was not on the work site but a contractor told Mr Docherty he would be back shortly. He told the contractor he would rip the man’s penis off. Once the victim returned, the two men got in a heated argument. Mr Docherty then repeated that he would rip the man's genitals off. He then returned with a 15 centimetre long hook that had been fashioned from a steel rod. Mr Docherty pleaded guilty to wounding with intent when he appeared at in the Whakatane District Court on Wednesday . Mr Docherty proceeded to grip the hook and reach it down past the victim's crotch. He then abruptly pulled the hook up causing it to tear into the mans pants and scrotum. The victim’s scrotum was torn and he required surgery after the attack. Mr Docherty said he lost control of his temper in the heat of the moment. He was remanded on bail and will await a hearing on June 12.

[Assistant] A 66-year-old man, Stephen John Docherty, pleaded guilty to wounding with intent after he attacked another man with a metal hook during a concreting job. The victim, who was not present at the site, was hired by Docherty to complete the work. When Docherty returned to find the work was not up to his specifications, he became agitated and threatened to rip the victim's genitals off. He then fashioned a 15cm long hook from a steel rod and used it to tear into the victim's scrotum, causing significant injury. Docherty claimed he lost control of his temper in the heat of

Stephen Docherty admitted he lost control when he attacked a concreter .
He took a large hook and tore another man's scrotum open .
The victim just finished a concrete job on Mr Docherty's home .
Mr Docherty said the job was not done to his specifications .


Prompt: George North has been ordered by a neurologist to take at least one month off after suffering his third concussion in four months playing for Northampton last week. The Wales and Lions wing will be reassessed at the end of April and could face an even longer spell on the sidelines if specialist consultants are not convinced that he is ready to return to action. Saints medics will monitor his progress throughout the stand-down period and - with the weight of impact required to induce concussion reducing the more times a player suffers head injuries – there have been growing concerns about the 22-year-old's welfare. George North suffered a third confirmed concussion in just four months against Wasps last Friday . Nathan Hughes' knee collided with North's head as he crossed the line to score for Northampton . North was out cold on the pitch at Franklin's Gardens and had to be taken off on a stretcher . 'We have listened to the advice we sought and George will be taking some time away from the field,' said Saints director of rugby Jim Mallinder. 'Throughout this process it is important that George's welfare comes first and that he is treated patiently and calmly, only returning to action when all of the medical team are happy for him to do so.' North was knocked out following a collision with the knee of Wasps back-row Nathan Hughes. The No 8 was been subsequently suspended for three weeks, however his club yesterday launched an appeal against ban on the grounds that it was an accident. North receives treatment for his head injury on the pitch and has now been ruled out for at least a month . Hughes was sent off and then banned for three weeks after knocking out North with his right leg . During Wales' RBS 6 Nations opener against England, North was accidentally allowed to stay on the pitch with concussion, prompting one of the most high-profile debates about the risk of head injuries. In Tuesday's Sportsmail, former Scotland full back Rory Lamont — who has suffered the after-effects of brain injuries — called for the Welshman to be rested until the World Cup, saying: 'It's a complete disgrace that it has got to this stage. George has been let down.'

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George North has been ordered by a neurologist to take at least one month off after suffering his third concussion in four months playing for Northampton last week. The Wales and Lions wing will be reassessed at the end of April and could face an even longer spell on the sidelines if specialist consultants are not convinced that he is ready to return to action. Saints medics will monitor his progress throughout the stand-down period and - with the weight of impact required to induce concussion reducing the more times a player suffers head injuries – there have been growing concerns about the 22-year-old's welfare. George North suffered a third confirmed concussion in just four months against Wasps last Friday . Nathan Hughes' knee collided with North's head as he crossed the line to score for Northampton . North was out cold on the pitch at Franklin's Gardens and had to be taken off on a stretcher . 'We have listened to the advice we sought and George will be taking some time away from the field,' said Saints director of rugby Jim Mallinder. 'Throughout this process it is important that George's welfare comes first and that he is treated patiently and calmly, only returning to action when all of the medical team are happy for him to do so.' North was knocked out following a collision with the knee of Wasps back-row Nathan Hughes. The No 8 was been subsequently suspended for three weeks, however his club yesterday launched an appeal against ban on the grounds that it was an accident. North receives treatment for his head injury on the pitch and has now been ruled out for at least a month . Hughes was sent off and then banned for three weeks after knocking out North with his right leg . During Wales' RBS 6 Nations opener against England, North was accidentally allowed to stay on the pitch with concussion, prompting one of the most high-profile debates about the risk of head injuries. In Tuesday's Sportsmail, former Scotland full back Rory Lamont — who has suffered the after-effects of brain injuries — called for the Welshman to be rested until the World Cup, saying: 'It's a complete disgrace that it has got to this stage. George has been let down.'

[Assistant] Wales and Lions wing George North has been ordered by a neurologist to take at least one month off from playing due to his third concussion in four months. Northampton's George Northampton was knocked out by Wasps' Nathan Hughes during a match last Friday, and he was subsequently suspended for three weeks. North has been ruled out for at least a month, and his club has launched an appeal against the three-week ban. North's neurologist has advised him to take time off to ensure his welfare and return to action when medical team are happy. This is not the first time North has suffered a concussion, with the incident

George North was knocked out by Wasps' Nathan Hughes last Friday .
He will be given at least a month to recover before returning to action .
North has suffered three concussions in the last four months .
The Welshman will be reassessed by a neurologist at the end of April .


Prompt: UFC light-heavyweight Jon Jones is currently wanted as a suspect in connection with a hit-and-run accident on Sunday morning, amid reports police found marijuana in his car. The 27-year-old is facing a misdemeanour hit-and-run charge related to an accident involving a pregnant woman, according to Albuquerque PD spokesman Simon Drobik. The pregnant woman was sent to hospital with ‘non life-threatening injuries’, Drobnik said following a collision with another vehicle. If Jones is found to have caused the accident, he would be liable for damages to the vehicles involved and medical costs of the 20-something woman. Today it emerged police investigating the crash discovered marijuana and a pipe to smoke the drug in the fighter's car, according to TMZ. UFC light-heavyweight Jon Jones is currently wanted as a suspect in connection with a hit-and-run accident . Jones (left), pictured against Daniel Cormier in January, is facing a misdemeanour hit-and-run charge related to an accident involving a pregnant woman - according to Albuquerque Police Department . If Jones (left) is found to have caused the accident, he would be liable for damages to the vehicles involved and medical costs of the pregnant woman after she was taken to hospital with 'non life-threatening injuries' ‘The case has progressed and he [Jones] is now our suspect in the the hit and run that happened earlier this morning involving a pregnant female,’ Drobik said. ‘We are now definitely looking at him as a suspect.’ Jones has a history of drugs usage after he tested positive for cocaine metabolites ahead of his fight against Daniel Cormier in January. The 27-year-old underwent treatment at a drug facility as a result of testing positive for benzoylecgonine in the out-of-competition test but the substance is not on the banned list. Jones passed a similar test a week later. The UFC released a statement Sunday night that read: ‘We are aware that the Albuquerque Police Department is interested in speaking to Jon Jones regarding his possible involvement in a motor vehicle accident. ‘We are in the process of gathering facts and will reserve further comment until more information is available.’ Jones (left) is scheduled to defend his light-heavyweight title against contender Anthony Johnson on May 23 . Earlier on Sunday, the Albuquerque PD posted on social media it could not confirm Jones’ involvement in a hit-and-run incident, but stated an investigation was ongoing. Jones is currently scheduled to defend his 205-pound title against Anthony Johnson next month at UFC 187. At present the UFC has not announced any change to their card for the Las Vegas bout on May 23 - with Johnson’s manager, Glenn Robinson, telling ESPN.com that the 31-year-old has not been informed of any opponent alteration. Jones (left) poses with Johnson as he attempts to mount his ninth successful defence of a title .

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UFC light-heavyweight Jon Jones is currently wanted as a suspect in connection with a hit-and-run accident on Sunday morning, amid reports police found marijuana in his car. The 27-year-old is facing a misdemeanour hit-and-run charge related to an accident involving a pregnant woman, according to Albuquerque PD spokesman Simon Drobik. The pregnant woman was sent to hospital with ‘non life-threatening injuries’, Drobnik said following a collision with another vehicle. If Jones is found to have caused the accident, he would be liable for damages to the vehicles involved and medical costs of the 20-something woman. Today it emerged police investigating the crash discovered marijuana and a pipe to smoke the drug in the fighter's car, according to TMZ. UFC light-heavyweight Jon Jones is currently wanted as a suspect in connection with a hit-and-run accident . Jones (left), pictured against Daniel Cormier in January, is facing a misdemeanour hit-and-run charge related to an accident involving a pregnant woman - according to Albuquerque Police Department . If Jones (left) is found to have caused the accident, he would be liable for damages to the vehicles involved and medical costs of the pregnant woman after she was taken to hospital with 'non life-threatening injuries' ‘The case has progressed and he [Jones] is now our suspect in the the hit and run that happened earlier this morning involving a pregnant female,’ Drobik said. ‘We are now definitely looking at him as a suspect.’ Jones has a history of drugs usage after he tested positive for cocaine metabolites ahead of his fight against Daniel Cormier in January. The 27-year-old underwent treatment at a drug facility as a result of testing positive for benzoylecgonine in the out-of-competition test but the substance is not on the banned list. Jones passed a similar test a week later. The UFC released a statement Sunday night that read: ‘We are aware that the Albuquerque Police Department is interested in speaking to Jon Jones regarding his possible involvement in a motor vehicle accident. ‘We are in the process of gathering facts and will reserve further comment until more information is available.’ Jones (left) is scheduled to defend his light-heavyweight title against contender Anthony Johnson on May 23 . Earlier on Sunday, the Albuquerque PD posted on social media it could not confirm Jones’ involvement in a hit-and-run incident, but stated an investigation was ongoing. Jones is currently scheduled to defend his 205-pound title against Anthony Johnson next month at UFC 187. At present the UFC has not announced any change to their card for the Las Vegas bout on May 23 - with Johnson’s manager, Glenn Robinson, telling ESPN.com that the 31-year-old has not been informed of any opponent alteration. Jones (left) poses with Johnson as he attempts to mount his ninth successful defence of a title .

[Assistant] UFC light-heavyweight Jon Jones is currently wanted as a suspect in connection with a hit-and-run accident in Albuquerque, New Mexico. The 27-year-old is facing a misdemeanour charge related to an accident involving a pregnant woman, who was taken to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. Police found marijuana and a pipe to smoke the drug in Jones' car, and he is now considered a suspect in the case. Jones has a history of drug usage, having tested positive for cocaine metabolites in January and benzoylecgonine in January, but the substance is not on the banned list. The UFC has released a statement

Jon Jones is wanted as a suspect in connection with Sunday's accident .
A pregnant woman was sent to hospital with 'non life-threatening injuries', according to Albuquerque Police Department spokesman Simon Drobik .
Marijuana and a pipe reportedly found in star's car by police .
Jones would be liable for damages to the vehicles involved and medical costs of the 20-something woman if he was found to have caused crash .
27-year-old is set to defend his light-heavyweight title against Anthony Johnson in Las Vegas at UFC 187 next month .
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Prompt: Firefighters were forced to chisel through a brick wall to free a pet cat who became stuck upside down in between a tiny gap in two garages. Grey and white cat Marv somehow managed to get wedged in a five inch gap in between owner Brendon Veale's garage and his neighbours in Hanham, Bristol and was left dangling for two hours. The RSPCA were called and they too were unable to coax the pet from the gap and eventually firefighters had to tunnel through a garage wall with a chisel to get him free. Scroll down for video . Grey and white cat Marv was left hanging for upside for over two hours and the RSPCA were unable to coax him out . Marv was shaken by his ordeal but uninjured and was eventually reunited with Mr Veale's two daughters Tilly and Bella. The rescue unfolded last Wednesday when a neighbour heard miaowing coming from the side of his garage. RSPCA animal welfare officer Simon Coombs tried to free the puss, but he was so tightly wedged in that he couldn't move him, and called Avon Fire and Rescue Service. Firefighters spent half an hour chiselling a breezeblock free from the neighbour's wall, revealing Marv's tail and back legs so Mr Coombs could pull him out backwards. Firefighters were then called and they were forced to chisel through the wall in order to free Marv, who was stuck . After creating a hole in the wall, Marv's tail and back legs were revealed and an RSPCA officer pulled him free . Marv the cat became stuck in a small gap in between two garages next to his owner's house in Hanham, Bristol . He said: 'We don't know how Marv got into the space, it may be that he fell into the gap and struggled to get free only to get himself well and truly stuck. 'As usual, we are immensely grateful to the fire and rescue service for their help, not to mention grateful to the neighbour, whose garage wall came off the worst in this incident! 'It was great to see Marv reunited with his family after this real team effort to free him.' While owner Mr Veale, a mortgage broker, added: 'My neighbour came round to tell me he thought the cat was stuck. 'He was crying out quite a bit and he was too far stuck down to get out, and also upside down, so he couldn't hold on to anything. He was eventually reunited with his owner's daughters Tilly and Bella and luckily he was uninjured . The two garages on the street in Bristol, pictured, where Marv somehow became stuck for two hours while dangling upside down . play video . play video . play video . play video . play video . play video . play video . play video . 'When they broke through he didn't have much choice in the matter, and he did cry a bit, but he was reasonably calm and was just stressed out for a few days. 'The girls were very upset - he's their cat really - but they did a really good job of trying to keep him calm. 'My neighbour was really good about it too. I'm in the process of trying to fix the hole in his garage.' 'Marv does like to get into things, but this is definitely the smallest space he's managed to squeeze into. He was a little shaken after his ordeal and stayed inside for a day or two, but he was otherwise unharmed.

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Firefighters were forced to chisel through a brick wall to free a pet cat who became stuck upside down in between a tiny gap in two garages. Grey and white cat Marv somehow managed to get wedged in a five inch gap in between owner Brendon Veale's garage and his neighbours in Hanham, Bristol and was left dangling for two hours. The RSPCA were called and they too were unable to coax the pet from the gap and eventually firefighters had to tunnel through a garage wall with a chisel to get him free. Scroll down for video . Grey and white cat Marv was left hanging for upside for over two hours and the RSPCA were unable to coax him out . Marv was shaken by his ordeal but uninjured and was eventually reunited with Mr Veale's two daughters Tilly and Bella. The rescue unfolded last Wednesday when a neighbour heard miaowing coming from the side of his garage. RSPCA animal welfare officer Simon Coombs tried to free the puss, but he was so tightly wedged in that he couldn't move him, and called Avon Fire and Rescue Service. Firefighters spent half an hour chiselling a breezeblock free from the neighbour's wall, revealing Marv's tail and back legs so Mr Coombs could pull him out backwards. Firefighters were then called and they were forced to chisel through the wall in order to free Marv, who was stuck . After creating a hole in the wall, Marv's tail and back legs were revealed and an RSPCA officer pulled him free . Marv the cat became stuck in a small gap in between two garages next to his owner's house in Hanham, Bristol . He said: 'We don't know how Marv got into the space, it may be that he fell into the gap and struggled to get free only to get himself well and truly stuck. 'As usual, we are immensely grateful to the fire and rescue service for their help, not to mention grateful to the neighbour, whose garage wall came off the worst in this incident! 'It was great to see Marv reunited with his family after this real team effort to free him.' While owner Mr Veale, a mortgage broker, added: 'My neighbour came round to tell me he thought the cat was stuck. 'He was crying out quite a bit and he was too far stuck down to get out, and also upside down, so he couldn't hold on to anything. He was eventually reunited with his owner's daughters Tilly and Bella and luckily he was uninjured . The two garages on the street in Bristol, pictured, where Marv somehow became stuck for two hours while dangling upside down . play video . play video . play video . play video . play video . play video . play video . play video . 'When they broke through he didn't have much choice in the matter, and he did cry a bit, but he was reasonably calm and was just stressed out for a few days. 'The girls were very upset - he's their cat really - but they did a really good job of trying to keep him calm. 'My neighbour was really good about it too. I'm in the process of trying to fix the hole in his garage.' 'Marv does like to get into things, but this is definitely the smallest space he's managed to squeeze into. He was a little shaken after his ordeal and stayed inside for a day or two, but he was otherwise unharmed.

[Assistant] A grey and white cat named Marv became stuck in a 5-inch gap between two garages in Hanham, Bristol, while his owner Brendon Veale was away. The cat was left dangling upside down for over two hours before firefighters were called to rescue him. The RSPCA was unable to free Marv, and firefighters had to tunnel through a garage wall to get him out. Marv was shaken but uninjured, and was eventually reunited with his owner's two daughters, Tilly and Bella. The incident highlights the importance of cat-proofing homes and the need for quick action when pets become stuck in small spaces.

Pet cat Marv became stuck in five inch gap between two garages in Bristol .
Marv was stuck upside down in the small enclosed space for two hours .
Firefighters were forced to chisel through a wall in order to free him .
He was then reunited with his owners and luckily was uninjured .


Prompt: (CNN)Just before writing this column, I reached into the depths of my wallet, and in between the pilot licenses, I slid out a postage stamp-size certificate issued by the Federal Aviation Administration. The certificate documents my successful completion of the DC Special Flight Rules Area, or SFRA, online course. The online course verifies that I am knowledgeable to fly a plane under visual flight rules into the most highly restricted U.S. airspace in the country. Although a "no-fly zone" over the White House has long existed, the SFRA airspace was developed to protect the Washington area further after the 9/11 terrorist attacks. The size of the SFRA airspace is designed to be large enough to give our defense forces enough time to determine if a threat exists from an aircraft entering it, an opportunity to identify the threat, and if necessary, to divert or eliminate it. An airspeed restriction begins at a 60-mile radius from the center of Reagan National Airport. At the 30-mile radius, all aircraft must file a flight plan that identifies itself to air traffic control via a specific four-digit transponder code (a transponder is an electronic communication device that identifies a specific airplane on an air traffic controller's display screen to indicate authorization for the flight). Aircraft must enter the SFRA through specific flight "gates" that are displayed on a standard aviation map. Aircraft on instrument flight rule flight plans, which include all airline operations, are not required to comply with SFRA restrictions. Air traffic control assumes the responsibility for the appropriate routing. As a matter of standard procedure, flights using an instrument flight rule flight plan have specific clearances with specific transponder codes, so the authorization for transit through the SFRA airspace is already built into the system. Why do I carry the certificate as an airline pilot? I have had occasion to fly my own little airplane through the airspace on a visual flight rule flight plan. Pilot who landed gyrocopter blogged about why . Noncompliance with the airspace requirements, or worse, no communication at all, carries some serious federal penalties, which could include the suspension or revocation of your pilot license. Being at the wrong end of an F-16 missile is also a possible penalty. So how does a flying machine that looks like a sophisticated lawn chair with helicopter blades invade such highly restricted airspace, as happened Wednesday, when a postal carrier from Florida landed a single-person aircraft on Capitol grounds? Well, I'm making an assumption based on the video footage, but it appears that this aircraft is classified by the FAA as a gyrocopter. A gyrocopter cannot quite launch straight up into the air in the manner of a typical helicopter; it requires a short ground run for takeoff. And most gyrocopters are kit-built aircraft. It also appears that this particular gyrocopter may weigh just under 255 pounds, which classifies it as an ultralight aircraft in FAA parlance. Why is weight significant? Below that weight, a license for the pilot or a license for the aircraft is not required. In addition, to remain in the classification, the maximum designed airspeed can't exceed 55 knots. Lawmaker looking into gyrocopter landing as pilot goes to court . A facility tracking the movement of this particular gyrocopter on radar would witness a speed probably attainable by the average Canadian goose. And the radar reflection on a piece of machinery of that diminutive size is most likely very limited. If it was actually tracked on a radar screen, the target may have appeared to be a flock of birds. How much damage could this aircraft have inflicted had it been intended for nefarious purposes? Well, if it had been crashed into a building, I feel confident that the building would have been triumphant. If the intent had been to carry some sort of destructive device, the weapon would have had to be relatively small. The engine is not designed to carry more than one pilot. And lack of carry-on space is a definite issue. Not that a review of airspace security measures isn't in order, but I wouldn't be concerned that this event will become the next threat epidemic. As an airline pilot, I can say I am relatively confident that our nation's capital is secure from gyrocopter attacks orchestrated by misguided lunatics.

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(CNN)Just before writing this column, I reached into the depths of my wallet, and in between the pilot licenses, I slid out a postage stamp-size certificate issued by the Federal Aviation Administration. The certificate documents my successful completion of the DC Special Flight Rules Area, or SFRA, online course. The online course verifies that I am knowledgeable to fly a plane under visual flight rules into the most highly restricted U.S. airspace in the country. Although a "no-fly zone" over the White House has long existed, the SFRA airspace was developed to protect the Washington area further after the 9/11 terrorist attacks. The size of the SFRA airspace is designed to be large enough to give our defense forces enough time to determine if a threat exists from an aircraft entering it, an opportunity to identify the threat, and if necessary, to divert or eliminate it. An airspeed restriction begins at a 60-mile radius from the center of Reagan National Airport. At the 30-mile radius, all aircraft must file a flight plan that identifies itself to air traffic control via a specific four-digit transponder code (a transponder is an electronic communication device that identifies a specific airplane on an air traffic controller's display screen to indicate authorization for the flight). Aircraft must enter the SFRA through specific flight "gates" that are displayed on a standard aviation map. Aircraft on instrument flight rule flight plans, which include all airline operations, are not required to comply with SFRA restrictions. Air traffic control assumes the responsibility for the appropriate routing. As a matter of standard procedure, flights using an instrument flight rule flight plan have specific clearances with specific transponder codes, so the authorization for transit through the SFRA airspace is already built into the system. Why do I carry the certificate as an airline pilot? I have had occasion to fly my own little airplane through the airspace on a visual flight rule flight plan. Pilot who landed gyrocopter blogged about why . Noncompliance with the airspace requirements, or worse, no communication at all, carries some serious federal penalties, which could include the suspension or revocation of your pilot license. Being at the wrong end of an F-16 missile is also a possible penalty. So how does a flying machine that looks like a sophisticated lawn chair with helicopter blades invade such highly restricted airspace, as happened Wednesday, when a postal carrier from Florida landed a single-person aircraft on Capitol grounds? Well, I'm making an assumption based on the video footage, but it appears that this aircraft is classified by the FAA as a gyrocopter. A gyrocopter cannot quite launch straight up into the air in the manner of a typical helicopter; it requires a short ground run for takeoff. And most gyrocopters are kit-built aircraft. It also appears that this particular gyrocopter may weigh just under 255 pounds, which classifies it as an ultralight aircraft in FAA parlance. Why is weight significant? Below that weight, a license for the pilot or a license for the aircraft is not required. In addition, to remain in the classification, the maximum designed airspeed can't exceed 55 knots. Lawmaker looking into gyrocopter landing as pilot goes to court . A facility tracking the movement of this particular gyrocopter on radar would witness a speed probably attainable by the average Canadian goose. And the radar reflection on a piece of machinery of that diminutive size is most likely very limited. If it was actually tracked on a radar screen, the target may have appeared to be a flock of birds. How much damage could this aircraft have inflicted had it been intended for nefarious purposes? Well, if it had been crashed into a building, I feel confident that the building would have been triumphant. If the intent had been to carry some sort of destructive device, the weapon would have had to be relatively small. The engine is not designed to carry more than one pilot. And lack of carry-on space is a definite issue. Not that a review of airspace security measures isn't in order, but I wouldn't be concerned that this event will become the next threat epidemic. As an airline pilot, I can say I am relatively confident that our nation's capital is secure from gyrocopter attacks orchestrated by misguided lunatics.

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The article discusses a recent incident where a single-person gyrocopter landed on Capitol grounds in Washington D.C. The gyrocopter, weighing under 255 pounds, was classified as an ultralight aircraft and did not require a pilot's license. The aircraft entered restricted airspace, known as the Special Flight Rules Area (SFRA), which is designed to protect the area from potential threats.

The article notes that the SFRA airspace has specific rules and restrictions, including a no-fly zone over the White House and an airspeed restriction of 60 miles per radius from the center of Reagan National Airport. The aircraft was able to enter the airspace

Les Abend: How did gyrocopter fly on to Capitol grounds when FAA, defense forces keep tight rein on airspace?
He says gyrocopter may be lightweight and slow enough that it evaded radar .
He says it's unlikely such a flight could pose a serious danger .


Prompt: We're always hearing about the latest 'superfoods' - and how they could have a powerful effect on our health and wellbeing. And while the term 'superfood' might be thrown around a little too freely sometimes, there are some fruits and seeds that really are a power-house of nutritional value. Here, I reveal which ones are worth adding to your shopping basket today... Scroll down for video . Sour cherries contain high levels of antioxidants and as a result are anti-inflammatory, can help a person sleep and can improve recovery after a sports injury, Dr Sally Norton said . TART CHERRIES . What are the benefits? Tart or sour cherries  have been found to contain high levels of antioxidants. As a result the benefits  include anti-inflammation, boosted sleep, and improved sports recovery. Reports have suggested that an increased intake of tart cherries could help to reduce certain post-workout side-effects, such as muscle aches, inflammation and weakness. AVOCADO . What are the benefits? More than just the main ingredient in guacamole, avocados seem to be having a real moment in the spotlight, and it's not surprising. They're a great source of healthy, mono-saturated fats – which have been known to help lower bad cholesterol, and as a result, reduce our risk of heart attack and stroke. In fact, a recent study has suggested that combining a moderate-fat diet with one avocado a day could actually lower your levels of bad cholesterol by more than a low-fat, or moderate-fat diet without avocados. Avocados are a great source of healthy, mono-saturated fats, which have been shown to lower bad cholesterol and reduce a person's risk of heart attack or stroke . CRANBERRIES . What are the benefits? As many of you will know, cranberries have been used for years as an aid against urinary tract infections. But studies have suggested these berries could also have a wide range of other benefits – from improving our heart health, helping to prevent certain cancers, to boosting our oral health and helping to reduce infections. What helps to make them just so good for us are the polyphenols that are present in those little red berries. Polyphenols have been reported to possess antioxidant, anti-inflammatory and antimicrobial properties, to name just a few. Just be careful where you get your cranberry intake from, as cranberry juice and juice drinks are often full of sugar. Polyphenols found in cranberries are reported to possess antioxidant, anti-inflammatory and antimicrobial properties. Studies have shown they can improve heart health and help prevent certain cancers . BLUEBERRIES . What are the benefits? With their high levels of antioxidants, vitamins and minerals, blueberries have been linked to all kinds of health benefits, including heart health, cancer prevention, enhanced brain function and improved eyesight. And if that's not enough, some studies have suggested that the antioxidants in blueberries could help to delay the ageing process – a much cheaper alternative to all those anti-ageing creams. PUMPKIN SEEDS . What are the benefits? We all know how nutritious pumpkins are, but there's even more to be said for the pumpkin seed. It provides great levels of protein, fibre, manganese, magnesium, and phosphorous, and is a rich source of zinc - important for immunity, cell growth and division, as well as sleep, mood, and eye and skin health. It's not surprising it's been dubbed a 'superseed'. A handful of these little seeds make a great, nutrient-packed snack, or add them to your porridge for a tasty nutrient boost. Blueberries, left, have been linked to a wide range of health benefits including improved heart health, cancer prevention and improved eyesight. And pumpkin seeds, right, dubbed 'superseeds', are thought to help a person sleep, improve their mood and boost eyesight . CHIA SEEDS . What are the benefits? Seed du jour, the chia seed has seen a steep rise in popularity over the past couple of years - unsurprising, given its high levels of nutrients and low-calorie intake. Loaded with antioxidants, soluble fibre and minerals, chia seeds are also a source of omega-3 - though not as easily used by our bodies as that obtained from fish - and contain more calcium, ounce for ounce, than milk. If you're after a easy way to add chia seeds into your diet, try out our simple, creamy chia porridge recipe. Sprinkle the seeds on to porridge that has been mixed with low-calorie, but vitamin-rich rice milk, and you’ve got yourself a healthy, creamy, nutrient-packed breakfast. If you’re not a fan of rice milk, then almond milk or soya milk could work just as well. To find out more visit www.vavista.com . Loaded with antioxidants, soluble fibre and minerals, chia seeds are also a source of omega-3 and contain more calcium, ounce for ounce, than milk .

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We're always hearing about the latest 'superfoods' - and how they could have a powerful effect on our health and wellbeing. And while the term 'superfood' might be thrown around a little too freely sometimes, there are some fruits and seeds that really are a power-house of nutritional value. Here, I reveal which ones are worth adding to your shopping basket today... Scroll down for video . Sour cherries contain high levels of antioxidants and as a result are anti-inflammatory, can help a person sleep and can improve recovery after a sports injury, Dr Sally Norton said . TART CHERRIES . What are the benefits? Tart or sour cherries  have been found to contain high levels of antioxidants. As a result the benefits  include anti-inflammation, boosted sleep, and improved sports recovery. Reports have suggested that an increased intake of tart cherries could help to reduce certain post-workout side-effects, such as muscle aches, inflammation and weakness. AVOCADO . What are the benefits? More than just the main ingredient in guacamole, avocados seem to be having a real moment in the spotlight, and it's not surprising. They're a great source of healthy, mono-saturated fats – which have been known to help lower bad cholesterol, and as a result, reduce our risk of heart attack and stroke. In fact, a recent study has suggested that combining a moderate-fat diet with one avocado a day could actually lower your levels of bad cholesterol by more than a low-fat, or moderate-fat diet without avocados. Avocados are a great source of healthy, mono-saturated fats, which have been shown to lower bad cholesterol and reduce a person's risk of heart attack or stroke . CRANBERRIES . What are the benefits? As many of you will know, cranberries have been used for years as an aid against urinary tract infections. But studies have suggested these berries could also have a wide range of other benefits – from improving our heart health, helping to prevent certain cancers, to boosting our oral health and helping to reduce infections. What helps to make them just so good for us are the polyphenols that are present in those little red berries. Polyphenols have been reported to possess antioxidant, anti-inflammatory and antimicrobial properties, to name just a few. Just be careful where you get your cranberry intake from, as cranberry juice and juice drinks are often full of sugar. Polyphenols found in cranberries are reported to possess antioxidant, anti-inflammatory and antimicrobial properties. Studies have shown they can improve heart health and help prevent certain cancers . BLUEBERRIES . What are the benefits? With their high levels of antioxidants, vitamins and minerals, blueberries have been linked to all kinds of health benefits, including heart health, cancer prevention, enhanced brain function and improved eyesight. And if that's not enough, some studies have suggested that the antioxidants in blueberries could help to delay the ageing process – a much cheaper alternative to all those anti-ageing creams. PUMPKIN SEEDS . What are the benefits? We all know how nutritious pumpkins are, but there's even more to be said for the pumpkin seed. It provides great levels of protein, fibre, manganese, magnesium, and phosphorous, and is a rich source of zinc - important for immunity, cell growth and division, as well as sleep, mood, and eye and skin health. It's not surprising it's been dubbed a 'superseed'. A handful of these little seeds make a great, nutrient-packed snack, or add them to your porridge for a tasty nutrient boost. Blueberries, left, have been linked to a wide range of health benefits including improved heart health, cancer prevention and improved eyesight. And pumpkin seeds, right, dubbed 'superseeds', are thought to help a person sleep, improve their mood and boost eyesight . CHIA SEEDS . What are the benefits? Seed du jour, the chia seed has seen a steep rise in popularity over the past couple of years - unsurprising, given its high levels of nutrients and low-calorie intake. Loaded with antioxidants, soluble fibre and minerals, chia seeds are also a source of omega-3 - though not as easily used by our bodies as that obtained from fish - and contain more calcium, ounce for ounce, than milk. If you're after a easy way to add chia seeds into your diet, try out our simple, creamy chia porridge recipe. Sprinkle the seeds on to porridge that has been mixed with low-calorie, but vitamin-rich rice milk, and you’ve got yourself a healthy, creamy, nutrient-packed breakfast. If you’re not a fan of rice milk, then almond milk or soya milk could work just as well. To find out more visit www.vavista.com . Loaded with antioxidants, soluble fibre and minerals, chia seeds are also a source of omega-3 and contain more calcium, ounce for ounce, than milk .

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The article highlights several fruits and seeds that are considered 'superfoods' due to their high nutritional value. These include:

1. **Sour Cherries**: Rich in antioxidants, which can help reduce inflammation, improve sleep, and aid in sports recovery. They may also help reduce post-workout side effects such as muscle aches and inflammation.

2. **Avocados**: High in healthy, mono-saturated fats that can lower bad cholesterol and reduce the risk of heart attack and stroke. A moderate-fat diet combined with one avocado per day may lower bad cholesterol levels even more.

3. **Cranberries**: Contain polyphen

Weight-loss expert Dr Sally Norton gives her verdict on six superfoods .
From sour cherries to avocado, cranberries to pumpkin seeds .
Some are high in antioxidants while others reduce risk of heart attack .


Prompt: Jordan Spieth admitted he would probably sleep in the green jacket after claiming his first major title in record-breaking fashion in the 79th Masters. Spieth became the first player ever to reach 19 under par at Augusta and only a bogey on the 18th prevented him from adding the 72-hole scoring record to the 36 and 54-hole records he set on Friday and Saturday. The 21-year-old also became the second youngest champion behind Tiger Woods - whose 18-under total he equalled - after a closing 70 left him four shots ahead of Justin Rose and Phil Mickelson. Jordan Spieth admitted he would probably sleep in the green jacket after claiming his first major title . Spieth became the first player to reach 19 under par at Augusta and eventually won with an 18-under total . Spieth poses in his green jacket having held his nerve in Sunday's final round in a start-to-finish victory . 1 Depending on which part of the internet you believe, the name Spieth comes from Middle High German and means either 'successful' and 'speedy' or 'late'. 2 Recently started the Jordan Spieth Charitable Trust, which focuses on special needs youth, military families and junior golf. It is inspired by his younger sister Ellie, who has autism. 3 Even world No 1 Rory McIlroy was impressed by the course-record 63 Spieth produced to win the Australian Open in December. 'You could give me another 100 rounds today at the Australian and I wouldn't sniff 63,' McIlroy wrote on Twitter. 4 Spieth is an occasional member of the 'money games' organised by Phil Mickelson in practice rounds before tournaments. 5 Won the John Deere Classic two weeks before his 20th birthday in 2013, thereby becoming the first teenage winner on the PGA Tour since 1931. 6 Is only the second player after Tiger Woods to have won the US junior amateur championship more than once. 7 Spieth rented two houses at the Masters, one to sleep in and the other to hang out with friends and family. 8 He won two and a half points from his four matches at the Ryder Cup in Gleneagles last year, losing to Graeme McDowell in the singles after being three up with nine holes to play. 9 One of his mentors is fellow Texan Ben Crenshaw, who played his final round after 44 consecutive Masters appearances on Friday after Spieth had set a new 36-hole scoring record at Augusta National. 10 As a four-year-old Texas Rangers fan, Spieth attempted to catch a stray ball at a game, lost it in the lights and had his two front teeth knocked out. 'I plan on not taking it off for a while,' Spieth said after being presented with the green jacket by 2014 winner Bubba Watson. 'I'll probably sleep in it for a few nights. 'It's the most incredible week of my life. This is as great as it gets in our sport. It's a dream come true for me. I did not break 70 last year even having a chance to win so to shoot some low scores and hear those roars is very special. 'To join the club that is the green jackets and to join Masters history and put my name on that trophy and to have this jacket forever, it's something that I can't fathom right now. 'I saw my friends and family behind the green and knew it was a done deal. It did not kick in there and it still has not kicked in. I am still in shock a little bit. It was cool to share that experience with them because they have not been there the couple of times I have won.' Spieth hugs his father Shawn at the 18th green and he admitted that seeing his family made things sink in . Spieth  is greeted by his family behind the 18th green after his four-stroke victory at the Masters . Spieth hugs his grandfather Bob but later said that even then the excitement of winning hadn't fully kicked in . Rose got within three shots of Spieth three times on the front nine, but was left to rue mistakes on the eighth and ninth and a bogey on the 18th which cost him outright second. 'It was a great start for Jordan and myself with two birdies in the first three holes but the key moment for me was not getting up and down from right of the eighth and three-putting the ninth,' the former US Open champion said. Rose has led after the first round at Augusta three times and also finished fifth in 2007, and asked what he needed to do to win, added: 'Just shoot 14 under again. Normally that gets it done. Only thing I had not done was put four good rounds together and I did that so let's continue that trend.' Spieth had finished first, second and second in his previous three events and Rose added: 'Phenomenal, what a month of golf he's had. Awesome composure; every time I thought there was a chink in the armour he would come out and hole an eight foot putt.' Spieth led from start to finish at Augusta, the first time that feat has been achieved in 39 years . The 21-year-old reacts after sinking his final putt to win the Masters on Sunday at Augusta . World No 1 Rory McIlroy, who needed to win to complete the career grand slam, finished fourth after a closing 66. 'If someone had told me I would finish 12 under at the start of the week I would have taken it and sat back and seen where I finished,' McIlroy admitted. 'Jordan started fantastically well and has kept his foot down and been really impressive. 'I played well and am very happy with how the weekend went and the last nine holes on Friday when I needed to make the cut. I am going to take a lot of positives.'

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Jordan Spieth admitted he would probably sleep in the green jacket after claiming his first major title in record-breaking fashion in the 79th Masters. Spieth became the first player ever to reach 19 under par at Augusta and only a bogey on the 18th prevented him from adding the 72-hole scoring record to the 36 and 54-hole records he set on Friday and Saturday. The 21-year-old also became the second youngest champion behind Tiger Woods - whose 18-under total he equalled - after a closing 70 left him four shots ahead of Justin Rose and Phil Mickelson. Jordan Spieth admitted he would probably sleep in the green jacket after claiming his first major title . Spieth became the first player to reach 19 under par at Augusta and eventually won with an 18-under total . Spieth poses in his green jacket having held his nerve in Sunday's final round in a start-to-finish victory . 1 Depending on which part of the internet you believe, the name Spieth comes from Middle High German and means either 'successful' and 'speedy' or 'late'. 2 Recently started the Jordan Spieth Charitable Trust, which focuses on special needs youth, military families and junior golf. It is inspired by his younger sister Ellie, who has autism. 3 Even world No 1 Rory McIlroy was impressed by the course-record 63 Spieth produced to win the Australian Open in December. 'You could give me another 100 rounds today at the Australian and I wouldn't sniff 63,' McIlroy wrote on Twitter. 4 Spieth is an occasional member of the 'money games' organised by Phil Mickelson in practice rounds before tournaments. 5 Won the John Deere Classic two weeks before his 20th birthday in 2013, thereby becoming the first teenage winner on the PGA Tour since 1931. 6 Is only the second player after Tiger Woods to have won the US junior amateur championship more than once. 7 Spieth rented two houses at the Masters, one to sleep in and the other to hang out with friends and family. 8 He won two and a half points from his four matches at the Ryder Cup in Gleneagles last year, losing to Graeme McDowell in the singles after being three up with nine holes to play. 9 One of his mentors is fellow Texan Ben Crenshaw, who played his final round after 44 consecutive Masters appearances on Friday after Spieth had set a new 36-hole scoring record at Augusta National. 10 As a four-year-old Texas Rangers fan, Spieth attempted to catch a stray ball at a game, lost it in the lights and had his two front teeth knocked out. 'I plan on not taking it off for a while,' Spieth said after being presented with the green jacket by 2014 winner Bubba Watson. 'I'll probably sleep in it for a few nights. 'It's the most incredible week of my life. This is as great as it gets in our sport. It's a dream come true for me. I did not break 70 last year even having a chance to win so to shoot some low scores and hear those roars is very special. 'To join the club that is the green jackets and to join Masters history and put my name on that trophy and to have this jacket forever, it's something that I can't fathom right now. 'I saw my friends and family behind the green and knew it was a done deal. It did not kick in there and it still has not kicked in. I am still in shock a little bit. It was cool to share that experience with them because they have not been there the couple of times I have won.' Spieth hugs his father Shawn at the 18th green and he admitted that seeing his family made things sink in . Spieth  is greeted by his family behind the 18th green after his four-stroke victory at the Masters . Spieth hugs his grandfather Bob but later said that even then the excitement of winning hadn't fully kicked in . Rose got within three shots of Spieth three times on the front nine, but was left to rue mistakes on the eighth and ninth and a bogey on the 18th which cost him outright second. 'It was a great start for Jordan and myself with two birdies in the first three holes but the key moment for me was not getting up and down from right of the eighth and three-putting the ninth,' the former US Open champion said. Rose has led after the first round at Augusta three times and also finished fifth in 2007, and asked what he needed to do to win, added: 'Just shoot 14 under again. Normally that gets it done. Only thing I had not done was put four good rounds together and I did that so let's continue that trend.' Spieth had finished first, second and second in his previous three events and Rose added: 'Phenomenal, what a month of golf he's had. Awesome composure; every time I thought there was a chink in the armour he would come out and hole an eight foot putt.' Spieth led from start to finish at Augusta, the first time that feat has been achieved in 39 years . The 21-year-old reacts after sinking his final putt to win the Masters on Sunday at Augusta . World No 1 Rory McIlroy, who needed to win to complete the career grand slam, finished fourth after a closing 66. 'If someone had told me I would finish 12 under at the start of the week I would have taken it and sat back and seen where I finished,' McIlroy admitted. 'Jordan started fantastically well and has kept his foot down and been really impressive. 'I played well and am very happy with how the weekend went and the last nine holes on Friday when I needed to make the cut. I am going to take a lot of positives.'

[Assistant] Jordan Spieth has won his first major title at the 79th Masters, claiming his first major championship in record-breaking fashion. Spieth, 21, became the first player to reach 19 under par at Augusta National, setting a new 36-hole scoring record. He won with an 18-under total, beating Justin Rose and Phil Mickelson by four strokes. Spieth's victory was a start-to-finish win, with him holding his nerve in the final round. He credited his family, friends, and mentors for his success, including his younger sister Ellie, who has autism. Spieth also became the second youngest champion

Jordan Spieth won the 2015 Masters by four shots on Sunday .
The 21-year-old American led all week at the Augusta National Golf Club .
He shot final-round 70 to finish on 18 under par and take the green jacket .