Prompt: It was supposed to be a joyous Easter Sunday celebration, but the brunch turned into yet another drama for Tori Spelling, who suffered an accident causing her to be hospitalized. According to eyewitnesses at Benihana's Japanese Restaurant in Encino, California, Tori, hubby Dean McDermott, their kids, Liam, Stella, Hattie and Finn, and a few other guests, had enjoyed their Easter brunch, when Tori tripped and fell onto a hot Japanese style grill used to prepare food in front of customers. Tori had been laughing and having fun with her family at Easter brunch,' says a source, 'when she got up to leave and tripped, falling backwards on to a scorching hot grill. She shouted out in pain from a large burn on the back of her right arm. Scroll down for video . White hot: Tori Spelling was a trouper and stuck through her family brunch at Benihana restaurant in LA. But once outside she was seen inspecting the bad burn on her right arm . Tori's doctor's determined she had a severe burn and suggested they remove the damaged skin and graft skin from another area of the body, a source tells Daily Mail Online. 'She questioned if it was absolutely necessary but doctors said she risked severe infection and scarring if she didn't act right away' Tori was eventually taken to the Grossman Burn Center at the West Hills Hospital for treatment. It was determined that she needed skin grafts . 'You could tell she was hurting, but she was trying to put on a brave face for the sake of her four young children who were quite obviously worried,' says the source. 'Dean looked upset too, but you could tell they were doing their best to stay calm and not alarm the children.' Tori posted this cryptic message on her Instagram following the incident:  Perfect @Easter Sunday. Aside from the Benihana Burn! According to sources, Spelling went home and tried nursing her injury herself, but by the following day she was in so much pain she went to her doctor who ordered her to immediately undergo treatment at the Grossman Burn Center in West Hills, California. 'Tori's doctor's determined she had a severe burn and suggested they remove the damaged skin and graft skin from another area of the body,' says a source. 'She questioned if it was absolutely necessary but doctors said she risked severe infection and scarring if she didn't act right away. Dean looks on concerned as Tori inspects her burned arm . Tori and family and a friend  were set to enjoy a wonderful Easter Brunch at Benihana restaurant . Tori posted this cryptic message on her Instagram following the incident . 'She underwent a skin graft last week and must now spend several days recuperating. Friends are praying for her to make a full recovery.' The Grossman Burn Center was founded by the late Dr. Richard Grossman, who treated many badly burned LA firefighters and plane crash victims over the years. He was also famous for helping comedian Richard Pryor heal after he set himself on fire while free-basing cocaine in 1980. Today Richard's son Dr. Peter Grossman heads up the facility his father began. The 41-year-old 90210 star has had a tough time these past few years. She suffered heartbreak in 2013 after discovering her husband of nine years, actor Dean McDermott cheated on her, and the painful journey to mend their marriage was documented on their reality show, True Tori. In addition, Spelling, who turns 42 next month, has been embroiled in an on-again-off-again feud with her super rich mother, Candy Spelling, that left her feeling abandoned by the Spelling family matriarch. She's also suffered extreme pain due to a neck injury, but refuses to have surgery to repair the problem. And just last week rumors began circulating that her 48-year-old husband may have cheated on her once again – this time with his 52-year-old ex-wife Mary Jo Eustace. 'Tori could certainly use a bit of good luck in her life for a change,' says the source. 'And we all hope she will pull through this latest incident the way she's managed to pull through the other set - backs in her life.'

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It was supposed to be a joyous Easter Sunday celebration, but the brunch turned into yet another drama for Tori Spelling, who suffered an accident causing her to be hospitalized. According to eyewitnesses at Benihana's Japanese Restaurant in Encino, California, Tori, hubby Dean McDermott, their kids, Liam, Stella, Hattie and Finn, and a few other guests, had enjoyed their Easter brunch, when Tori tripped and fell onto a hot Japanese style grill used to prepare food in front of customers. Tori had been laughing and having fun with her family at Easter brunch,' says a source, 'when she got up to leave and tripped, falling backwards on to a scorching hot grill. She shouted out in pain from a large burn on the back of her right arm. Scroll down for video . White hot: Tori Spelling was a trouper and stuck through her family brunch at Benihana restaurant in LA. But once outside she was seen inspecting the bad burn on her right arm . Tori's doctor's determined she had a severe burn and suggested they remove the damaged skin and graft skin from another area of the body, a source tells Daily Mail Online. 'She questioned if it was absolutely necessary but doctors said she risked severe infection and scarring if she didn't act right away' Tori was eventually taken to the Grossman Burn Center at the West Hills Hospital for treatment. It was determined that she needed skin grafts . 'You could tell she was hurting, but she was trying to put on a brave face for the sake of her four young children who were quite obviously worried,' says the source. 'Dean looked upset too, but you could tell they were doing their best to stay calm and not alarm the children.' Tori posted this cryptic message on her Instagram following the incident:  Perfect @Easter Sunday. Aside from the Benihana Burn! According to sources, Spelling went home and tried nursing her injury herself, but by the following day she was in so much pain she went to her doctor who ordered her to immediately undergo treatment at the Grossman Burn Center in West Hills, California. 'Tori's doctor's determined she had a severe burn and suggested they remove the damaged skin and graft skin from another area of the body,' says a source. 'She questioned if it was absolutely necessary but doctors said she risked severe infection and scarring if she didn't act right away. Dean looks on concerned as Tori inspects her burned arm . Tori and family and a friend  were set to enjoy a wonderful Easter Brunch at Benihana restaurant . Tori posted this cryptic message on her Instagram following the incident . 'She underwent a skin graft last week and must now spend several days recuperating. Friends are praying for her to make a full recovery.' The Grossman Burn Center was founded by the late Dr. Richard Grossman, who treated many badly burned LA firefighters and plane crash victims over the years. He was also famous for helping comedian Richard Pryor heal after he set himself on fire while free-basing cocaine in 1980. Today Richard's son Dr. Peter Grossman heads up the facility his father began. The 41-year-old 90210 star has had a tough time these past few years. She suffered heartbreak in 2013 after discovering her husband of nine years, actor Dean McDermott cheated on her, and the painful journey to mend their marriage was documented on their reality show, True Tori. In addition, Spelling, who turns 42 next month, has been embroiled in an on-again-off-again feud with her super rich mother, Candy Spelling, that left her feeling abandoned by the Spelling family matriarch. She's also suffered extreme pain due to a neck injury, but refuses to have surgery to repair the problem. And just last week rumors began circulating that her 48-year-old husband may have cheated on her once again – this time with his 52-year-old ex-wife Mary Jo Eustace. 'Tori could certainly use a bit of good luck in her life for a change,' says the source. 'And we all hope she will pull through this latest incident the way she's managed to pull through the other set - backs in her life.'

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Tori Spelling, 42, was involved in a severe burn accident at a Benihana restaurant in Encino, California, on Easter Sunday. She tripped and fell onto a hot grill, causing a large burn on her right arm. Tori's family, including her husband Dean McDermott and their four children, Liam, Stella, Hattie, and Finn, were present at the restaurant.

According to eyewitnesses, Tori was laughing and having fun with her family when she tripped and fell, causing her to shout in pain from the burn. She was taken to the Grossman Burn Center at West

A family brunch with Tori Spelling, Dean McDermott and their four kids turned into a disaster .
Tori's heel caught as she was walking out of Benihana restaurant in Encino and she fell backward onto a hot hibachi .
She was later taken to the Grossman Burn Center at West Hill Hospital .
Doctors said she risked severe infection and scarring if she didn't act right away .


Prompt: A transgender comedian is the latest real life model to star in a campaign for clothing label ModCloth, in which she models a variety of her favorite feminine styles. Rye Silverman, 32, a Los Angeles-based writer and self-confessed 'gender rebel', has been a fan of ModCloth's designs for years, and often posts pictures of herself wearing the clothing on the company's Style Gallery, an open fashion forum where customers can showcase how they have styled each item to suit their own personal tastes. It was through these images that Rye caught the eye of the label's executives, who were quick to contact her about starring as one of ModCloth's monthly Fashion Truth campaign stars, a group of individuals who help the brand to get across the message that fashion is for everyone, no matter what their size, shape or gender. Fashion star: Comedian Rye Silverman (pictured) is the newest star of ModCloth's Fashion Truth campaign . Dressed to impress: The 32-year-old Los Angeles resident has long-been a fan of the brand's clothing collection, and frequently posts images of herself on the ModCloth open fashion forum . 'Five years ago today, I came out of the closet,' Rye explained on the ModCloth website. 'Today, these are the clothes that came out of my closet. 'I try to have new adventures or do things that scare me. That’s what my cross-country moves [from Ohio to New York to LA] were about, and in a big way, my coming out as transgender. 'I’d started getting real open and honest onstage in my act, and one day I realized I couldn’t really be honest if I was living a lie. So I guess that’s what the most important thing is to me, living an honest, real life and not holding back. 'I waited years for someone to come along and tell me that it was okay to be myself before I finally realized that someone was me. That’s what fashion is all about for me - taking how you feel and using your style as an expression of that.' While speaking to the brand about the campaign, Rye explained how society's attitude toward her has changed since she made the decision to come out as a transgender, noting that many people feel that they are entitled to question her motives for doing so. Breaking out: Rye, who came out as a transgender when she was 27, says that 'living an honest life' is the most important thing to her . Personal style: One of Rye's favorite items from the ModCloth range is the Mewseum Visit Dress (L), but she admits she enjoys experimenting with her style . 'I think the downright most rude thing is when people flat out just ask me about my plans for transitioning, usually some variation on if I intend to have surgery or not, which is an extremely personal question if you break it down. It’s basically “So what’s up with your junk?”' she explained. 'It’s also an issue because it puts an emphasis on specific treatments as being indicative of if someone is or isn’t "really" trans. That can be a really dangerous attitude to run into for someone who’s just coming to terms with themselves or on the cusp of coming out.' When it comes to her sense of style, Rye admits that she loves experimenting with different ensembles and trends. '[My sense of style] evolves over time but I think right now my best way of describing it is a bit of a quirky or edgy twist on vintage,' she explained.  'I love rockabilly-type stuff or circle skirts that have interesting prints on them. 'The two garments I currently get the most positive responses to are my Mewseum Visit Dress from ModCloth and my PacMan-themed circle skirt. I’ve noticed in the last year or so more and more of my skirts and dresses have fun prints. But when I’m kind of just looking for a more relaxed, chill look I shift into a more 90s vibe.' Polka dot: Rye was chosen to feature in the campaign by ModCloth's co-creator Susan Koger . Call for change: ModCloth's Fashion Truth campaign hopes to prove that fashion is accessible to everyone, no matter their shape, size, gender or style . In honor of her starring role in the campaign, and her ongoing love of fashion, ModCloth has actually named a dress from its range after Rye, the aptly-named All About Rye Dress. ModCloth's Fashion Truth campaign was first launched back in September, pledging at the time that the company would endeavor to feature diverse, real life models, and offer a variety of clothing sizes and styles. Earlier this year, the brand used a group of its own employees as models for its most recent swimwear campaign, with the aim of proving that its styles were fit for real people of all shapes and sizes. 'The real hope around this is that we are putting the idea in everyone's heads that every size and shape and body, every single person - every woman - is just beautiful,' ModCloth employee-turned-model Christen DiClaudio said of the campaign at the time. 'And as long as she is trying to be the best version of herself, which we say a lot here at ModCloth, that's perfect. We hope that this is eventually the regular mindset in our society: that the best version of yourself is the best version there is.'

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A transgender comedian is the latest real life model to star in a campaign for clothing label ModCloth, in which she models a variety of her favorite feminine styles. Rye Silverman, 32, a Los Angeles-based writer and self-confessed 'gender rebel', has been a fan of ModCloth's designs for years, and often posts pictures of herself wearing the clothing on the company's Style Gallery, an open fashion forum where customers can showcase how they have styled each item to suit their own personal tastes. It was through these images that Rye caught the eye of the label's executives, who were quick to contact her about starring as one of ModCloth's monthly Fashion Truth campaign stars, a group of individuals who help the brand to get across the message that fashion is for everyone, no matter what their size, shape or gender. Fashion star: Comedian Rye Silverman (pictured) is the newest star of ModCloth's Fashion Truth campaign . Dressed to impress: The 32-year-old Los Angeles resident has long-been a fan of the brand's clothing collection, and frequently posts images of herself on the ModCloth open fashion forum . 'Five years ago today, I came out of the closet,' Rye explained on the ModCloth website. 'Today, these are the clothes that came out of my closet. 'I try to have new adventures or do things that scare me. That’s what my cross-country moves [from Ohio to New York to LA] were about, and in a big way, my coming out as transgender. 'I’d started getting real open and honest onstage in my act, and one day I realized I couldn’t really be honest if I was living a lie. So I guess that’s what the most important thing is to me, living an honest, real life and not holding back. 'I waited years for someone to come along and tell me that it was okay to be myself before I finally realized that someone was me. That’s what fashion is all about for me - taking how you feel and using your style as an expression of that.' While speaking to the brand about the campaign, Rye explained how society's attitude toward her has changed since she made the decision to come out as a transgender, noting that many people feel that they are entitled to question her motives for doing so. Breaking out: Rye, who came out as a transgender when she was 27, says that 'living an honest life' is the most important thing to her . Personal style: One of Rye's favorite items from the ModCloth range is the Mewseum Visit Dress (L), but she admits she enjoys experimenting with her style . 'I think the downright most rude thing is when people flat out just ask me about my plans for transitioning, usually some variation on if I intend to have surgery or not, which is an extremely personal question if you break it down. It’s basically “So what’s up with your junk?”' she explained. 'It’s also an issue because it puts an emphasis on specific treatments as being indicative of if someone is or isn’t "really" trans. That can be a really dangerous attitude to run into for someone who’s just coming to terms with themselves or on the cusp of coming out.' When it comes to her sense of style, Rye admits that she loves experimenting with different ensembles and trends. '[My sense of style] evolves over time but I think right now my best way of describing it is a bit of a quirky or edgy twist on vintage,' she explained.  'I love rockabilly-type stuff or circle skirts that have interesting prints on them. 'The two garments I currently get the most positive responses to are my Mewseum Visit Dress from ModCloth and my PacMan-themed circle skirt. I’ve noticed in the last year or so more and more of my skirts and dresses have fun prints. But when I’m kind of just looking for a more relaxed, chill look I shift into a more 90s vibe.' Polka dot: Rye was chosen to feature in the campaign by ModCloth's co-creator Susan Koger . Call for change: ModCloth's Fashion Truth campaign hopes to prove that fashion is accessible to everyone, no matter their shape, size, gender or style . In honor of her starring role in the campaign, and her ongoing love of fashion, ModCloth has actually named a dress from its range after Rye, the aptly-named All About Rye Dress. ModCloth's Fashion Truth campaign was first launched back in September, pledging at the time that the company would endeavor to feature diverse, real life models, and offer a variety of clothing sizes and styles. Earlier this year, the brand used a group of its own employees as models for its most recent swimwear campaign, with the aim of proving that its styles were fit for real people of all shapes and sizes. 'The real hope around this is that we are putting the idea in everyone's heads that every size and shape and body, every single person - every woman - is just beautiful,' ModCloth employee-turned-model Christen DiClaudio said of the campaign at the time. 'And as long as she is trying to be the best version of herself, which we say a lot here at ModCloth, that's perfect. We hope that this is eventually the regular mindset in our society: that the best version of yourself is the best version there is.'

[Assistant] A transgender comedian, Rye Silverman, has been chosen to star in ModCloth's Fashion Truth campaign, a series of ads promoting the brand's clothing line as accessible to everyone, regardless of size, shape, gender, or style. Silverman, 32, has been a long-time fan of ModCloth's designs and has been posting pictures of herself wearing the clothing on the company's Style Gallery forum. She explained that she chose to come out as transgender five years ago and that her sense of style is a reflection of her honest and real life. Silverman said that she has noticed a shift in society's attitude towards

Rye Silverman, from Los Angeles, was chosen as one of the brand's monthly Fashion Truth campaign stars .
The 32-year-old comedian often posts pictures of herself wearing ModCloth clothing on the brand's open fashion forum, which is how she was spotted .


Prompt: A shocking video has emerged of ISIS thugs using sledgehammers and AK-47 rifles to destroy walls and statues in Iraq's UNESCO World Heritage city of Hatra. In the slickly produced seven minute footage, jihadists are shown smashing shrines and statues in the 2,000-year old city. Militants are also recorded chipping away at the bases of some of the larger wall sculptures and cracking boulders into ancient city pillars, while eerie music plays in the background. Scroll down for video . In the video, ISIS thugs balanced precariously on top of ladders are filmed smashing ancient relics in the heritage site . Balanced on top of a ladder, a jihadist is recorded cracking a carved head repeatedly on the side of the wall . The relic then cracks into pieces and falls to the ground in the latest act of destruction by the terrorist group in Hatra . Militants are filmed firing AK-47 rifles at relics in the UNESCO heritage site in the city of Hatra while music plays in the background . On top a ladder, an ISIS thug cracks a historic artefact with a heavy hammer in the Iraqi city of Hatra . Having successfully completed the job, he climbs down the ladder as the ancient relic falls with a crash to the earth . In the clip, ISIS thugs - many of whom are wearing trainers - are recorded smashing ancient relics in Hatra . The video cuts to jihadists speaking directly to the camera with one declaring they destroyed the site because it is 'worshipped instead of God'. Elsewhere in the clip, ISIS thugs balanced precariously on ladders use a hammer to bang repeatedly on the back of carved faces on the side of the ancient walls until they topple with a crash to the ground. They are also filmed blasting Kalashnikov rifles at artefacts in the city that was declared a UNESCO World Heritage site in 1987. The footage was posted to a militant website frequently used by the terrorist organisation. ISIS currently controls a swath of land slightly larger than the UK, from Aleppo to central Iraq. The fanatics claim ancient relics are 'false idols' which promote idolatry that violates their fundamentalist interpretation of Islamic law. Authorities also believe they have been sold on the black market to fund their atrocities. In the shocking footage, ISIS thugs batter relics they claim are 'false idols' in the 2,000-year old city of Hatra . The fanatics claim  relics  promote idolatry that violates their fundamentalist interpretation of Islamic law . A militant chips away at a pillar in Hatra with a pickaxe - the UN has called their actions a 'war crime' A militant slams his axe into a pillar in the World Heritage site - ISIS believes statues and shrines are un-Islamic 'false idols' that must be destroyed . A militant takes aim at three religious relics on the side of a historic building in the 2,000-year old city . An ISIS thug hacks away at the side of the historic walls with a hammer, smashing it into pieces as they fall to the ground . In between the shocking acts of destruction, the video pans to two militants speaking and brandishing their fingers directly into the camera . The slickly produced seven minute clip begins with an aerial shot over the ancient site where relics have been destroyed by ISIS . Hatra, 68 miles southwest of ISIS-held city of Mosul, is 2,000 years old and is a UNESCO World Heritage site . ISIS have destroyed ancient relics such as this in Hatra, as they violates their fundamentalist interpretation of Islamic law . Last month, ISIS terrorists were pictured toppling crosses, smashing Christian relics with hammers and erecting the black flag of ISIS on churches in Nineveh, the ancient capital of the Assyrian empire. Pictured in civilian clothing, the ISIS thugs were seen overturning statues, destroying religious icons and replacing Christian crosses with the chilling ISIS banner. Elsewhere, ISIS went on a rampage in the Assyrian city of Nimrud in northern Iraq, destroying the 3,000 year-old winged statues placed at the gates of the Palace of Ashurnasirpal. The jihadists also bulldozed ruins in Hatra in March. ISIS have also set off bombs around Mosul Central Library, destroying as many as 10,000 priceless and irreplaceable books and manuscripts. UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-Moon called the Nimrud attack 'a war crime.' Hatra, 68 miles southwest of the ISIS-held city of Mosul, was a large fortified city during the Parthian Empire and capital of the first Arab kingdom. It is home to numerous temples and sculptures dedicated to gods including Apollo and Poseidon. The video comes in the wake of a major blow for ISIS, with Saddam Hussein's hometown of Tikrit falling into the hands of the Iraqi government. Tikrit is 80 miles north of Baghdad on the main highway to Mosul, Iraq's second-largest city. Meanwhile Isis has taken control of 90 per cent of a Palestinian refugee camp on the outskirts of Damascus - only a few kilometres from Bashar al-Assad's stronghold. A human rights monitoring group claimed that the terror organisation almost has full control of the camp which has a population of 18,000 civilians. The United Nations said it was very concerned about the safety of the population. Chris Gunness of the UN Relief and Works agency said: 'The situation in Yarmouk is an affront to the humanity of all of us, a source of universal shame. 'Yarmouk is a test, a challenge for the international community. We must not fail. The credibility of the international system itself is at stake.' The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights warned that the population of the camp are under threat of death from Isis, hunger and disease. Hatra is 68 miles southwest of the city of Mosul. It dates back 2,000 years to the Seleucid empire which controlled a large part of the ancient world conquered by Alexander the Great. It is famous for its striking pillared temple at the centre of a sprawling archaeological site. The ancient city, a UNESCO world heritage site, is said to have withstood invasions by the Romans thanks to its high, thick walls reinforced by towers. A temple to the Shamash sun god still stands more than 1,750 years after the Sassanian empire razed the Mesopotamian city. The ancient trading centre in Hatra spanned 4 miles in circumference and was supported by more than 160 towers. At its heart are a series of temples with a grand temple at the center — a structure supported by columns that once rose to 100 feet.

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A shocking video has emerged of ISIS thugs using sledgehammers and AK-47 rifles to destroy walls and statues in Iraq's UNESCO World Heritage city of Hatra. In the slickly produced seven minute footage, jihadists are shown smashing shrines and statues in the 2,000-year old city. Militants are also recorded chipping away at the bases of some of the larger wall sculptures and cracking boulders into ancient city pillars, while eerie music plays in the background. Scroll down for video . In the video, ISIS thugs balanced precariously on top of ladders are filmed smashing ancient relics in the heritage site . Balanced on top of a ladder, a jihadist is recorded cracking a carved head repeatedly on the side of the wall . The relic then cracks into pieces and falls to the ground in the latest act of destruction by the terrorist group in Hatra . Militants are filmed firing AK-47 rifles at relics in the UNESCO heritage site in the city of Hatra while music plays in the background . On top a ladder, an ISIS thug cracks a historic artefact with a heavy hammer in the Iraqi city of Hatra . Having successfully completed the job, he climbs down the ladder as the ancient relic falls with a crash to the earth . In the clip, ISIS thugs - many of whom are wearing trainers - are recorded smashing ancient relics in Hatra . The video cuts to jihadists speaking directly to the camera with one declaring they destroyed the site because it is 'worshipped instead of God'. Elsewhere in the clip, ISIS thugs balanced precariously on ladders use a hammer to bang repeatedly on the back of carved faces on the side of the ancient walls until they topple with a crash to the ground. They are also filmed blasting Kalashnikov rifles at artefacts in the city that was declared a UNESCO World Heritage site in 1987. The footage was posted to a militant website frequently used by the terrorist organisation. ISIS currently controls a swath of land slightly larger than the UK, from Aleppo to central Iraq. The fanatics claim ancient relics are 'false idols' which promote idolatry that violates their fundamentalist interpretation of Islamic law. Authorities also believe they have been sold on the black market to fund their atrocities. In the shocking footage, ISIS thugs batter relics they claim are 'false idols' in the 2,000-year old city of Hatra . The fanatics claim  relics  promote idolatry that violates their fundamentalist interpretation of Islamic law . A militant chips away at a pillar in Hatra with a pickaxe - the UN has called their actions a 'war crime' A militant slams his axe into a pillar in the World Heritage site - ISIS believes statues and shrines are un-Islamic 'false idols' that must be destroyed . A militant takes aim at three religious relics on the side of a historic building in the 2,000-year old city . An ISIS thug hacks away at the side of the historic walls with a hammer, smashing it into pieces as they fall to the ground . In between the shocking acts of destruction, the video pans to two militants speaking and brandishing their fingers directly into the camera . The slickly produced seven minute clip begins with an aerial shot over the ancient site where relics have been destroyed by ISIS . Hatra, 68 miles southwest of ISIS-held city of Mosul, is 2,000 years old and is a UNESCO World Heritage site . ISIS have destroyed ancient relics such as this in Hatra, as they violates their fundamentalist interpretation of Islamic law . Last month, ISIS terrorists were pictured toppling crosses, smashing Christian relics with hammers and erecting the black flag of ISIS on churches in Nineveh, the ancient capital of the Assyrian empire. Pictured in civilian clothing, the ISIS thugs were seen overturning statues, destroying religious icons and replacing Christian crosses with the chilling ISIS banner. Elsewhere, ISIS went on a rampage in the Assyrian city of Nimrud in northern Iraq, destroying the 3,000 year-old winged statues placed at the gates of the Palace of Ashurnasirpal. The jihadists also bulldozed ruins in Hatra in March. ISIS have also set off bombs around Mosul Central Library, destroying as many as 10,000 priceless and irreplaceable books and manuscripts. UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-Moon called the Nimrud attack 'a war crime.' Hatra, 68 miles southwest of the ISIS-held city of Mosul, was a large fortified city during the Parthian Empire and capital of the first Arab kingdom. It is home to numerous temples and sculptures dedicated to gods including Apollo and Poseidon. The video comes in the wake of a major blow for ISIS, with Saddam Hussein's hometown of Tikrit falling into the hands of the Iraqi government. Tikrit is 80 miles north of Baghdad on the main highway to Mosul, Iraq's second-largest city. Meanwhile Isis has taken control of 90 per cent of a Palestinian refugee camp on the outskirts of Damascus - only a few kilometres from Bashar al-Assad's stronghold. A human rights monitoring group claimed that the terror organisation almost has full control of the camp which has a population of 18,000 civilians. The United Nations said it was very concerned about the safety of the population. Chris Gunness of the UN Relief and Works agency said: 'The situation in Yarmouk is an affront to the humanity of all of us, a source of universal shame. 'Yarmouk is a test, a challenge for the international community. We must not fail. The credibility of the international system itself is at stake.' The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights warned that the population of the camp are under threat of death from Isis, hunger and disease. Hatra is 68 miles southwest of the city of Mosul. It dates back 2,000 years to the Seleucid empire which controlled a large part of the ancient world conquered by Alexander the Great. It is famous for its striking pillared temple at the centre of a sprawling archaeological site. The ancient city, a UNESCO world heritage site, is said to have withstood invasions by the Romans thanks to its high, thick walls reinforced by towers. A temple to the Shamash sun god still stands more than 1,750 years after the Sassanian empire razed the Mesopotamian city. The ancient trading centre in Hatra spanned 4 miles in circumference and was supported by more than 160 towers. At its heart are a series of temples with a grand temple at the center — a structure supported by columns that once rose to 100 feet.

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A shocking video has emerged of ISIS thugs destroying ancient relics in Iraq's UNESCO World Heritage city of Hatra. The 2,000-year-old city, a UNESCO World Heritage site, was targeted by militants who used sledgehammers, AK-47 rifles, and hammers to destroy walls, statues, and other ancient structures. The militants, who are believed to be affiliated with the Islamic State (ISIS), claimed that the relics were "false idols" that promoted idolatry and violated their fundamentalist interpretation of Islamic law.

The video, which shows militants smashing shrines and statues, as well as chipping away at the bases

Jihadists shown smashing shrines and statues in 2,000-year old city that was declared a World Heritage site in 1987 .
ISIS thugs recorded on ladders using hammers and AK-47s to smash down historic relics on the ancient walls .
The fanatics claim relics are 'false idols' which promote idolatry that violate their interpretation of Islamic law .
Authorities also believe they have been sold on the black market by the terrorist group to fund their atrocities .


Prompt: A man has died after he was crushed by a garbage truck doing the early morning rounds in Melbourne's west. Police say the man,  a garbage truck driver, was collecting bins in Footscray early on Saturday morning when the truck rolled forward, pinning him between the vehicle and a pole. Paramedics tried to revive the man but he died at the scene. WorkCover are investigating the incident, police said. Police say the man, a garbage truck driver, was collecting bins in Footscray early on Saturday morning when the truck rolled forward and pinned him against a pole. The man died at the scene . Meanwhile another man has died and two others are fighting for their life in hospital after a car apparently packed with six passengers, crashed in Melbourne's east. The car was travelling in Launching Place late on Friday night when the driver lost control and crashed into trees, causing it to roll over, police said. A male passenger died at the scene, while another man and a woman were taken to The Alfred Hospital with life-threatening injuries. The male driver and two other male passengers were taken to Maroondah Hospital with serious injuries. It's believed all occupants in the car were aged in their 20s.

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A man has died after he was crushed by a garbage truck doing the early morning rounds in Melbourne's west. Police say the man,  a garbage truck driver, was collecting bins in Footscray early on Saturday morning when the truck rolled forward, pinning him between the vehicle and a pole. Paramedics tried to revive the man but he died at the scene. WorkCover are investigating the incident, police said. Police say the man, a garbage truck driver, was collecting bins in Footscray early on Saturday morning when the truck rolled forward and pinned him against a pole. The man died at the scene . Meanwhile another man has died and two others are fighting for their life in hospital after a car apparently packed with six passengers, crashed in Melbourne's east. The car was travelling in Launching Place late on Friday night when the driver lost control and crashed into trees, causing it to roll over, police said. A male passenger died at the scene, while another man and a woman were taken to The Alfred Hospital with life-threatening injuries. The male driver and two other male passengers were taken to Maroondah Hospital with serious injuries. It's believed all occupants in the car were aged in their 20s.

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A garbage truck driver in Melbourne's west was killed when his vehicle rolled forward and pinned him against a pole while collecting bins in Footscray on Saturday morning. Paramedics attempted to revive him, but he died at the scene. The incident is under investigation by WorkCover.

Later that day, a car packed with six passengers crashed in Melbourne's east, resulting in the deaths of two people and serious injuries to two others. The driver lost control of the vehicle and crashed into trees, causing it to roll over. A male passenger died at the scene, while another man and a woman were taken to The Alfred Hospital with life-threatening injuries

A man has died after being crushed by a garbage truck in Melbourne .
The man was collecting garbage when the truck rolled and crushed him .
Another man has died after the car he was travelling in crashed into trees in Melbourne's East on Friday .


Prompt: A Florida police department is in mourning after an officer was accidentally shot by a coworker during firearms training. Officer Jared Forsyth, 33, had been a member of the Ocala Police Department since 2012. Few details have been released, with police saying it is still under investigation, however the incident occurred about 3.30pm at a gun range at the Lowell Correctional Institution. 'He was wearing his bulletproof vest, but the round entered in his arm and went through his chest,' Ocala Police Chief Greg Graham told News 13. Killed: Officer Jared Forsyth with the Ocala Police Department was wearing a bulletproof vest during the training exercise Monday, but the round entered through his arm and went through his chest, police said . Officer Forsyth, 33, was rushed to Ocala Regional Medical Center in critical condition and immediately taken into surgery, but he later died from his injuries . Scene: The accidental shooting occurred at a gun range at the Lowell Correctional Institution on Monday . Chief Graham added: 'He was shot in the side, so his vest wouldn't have helped him.' Forsyth was rushed was to Ocala Regional Medical Center in critical condition and was taken into surgery. However he died several hours later, according to My Fox Orlando. 'Jared was a great guy. He was funny. He had a true servant’s heart,' Graham said. 'I wish I had a 100 like him. Every time I saw him and talked to him, he put a smile on my face.' The name of the other officer has not been released. 'Jared was a great guy. He was funny. He had a true servant’s heart,' Chief Graham said of Forsyth (second from left), pictured here with some colleagues . Investigation: Because the Florida Department of Law Enforcement is investigating the incident, few details of the shooting have been released . News 13 reported that the Florida Department of Law Enforcement has been called in to investigate the shooting. The probe is standard practice in a shooting involving an officer. Forsyth is survived by his mother and stepfather.

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A Florida police department is in mourning after an officer was accidentally shot by a coworker during firearms training. Officer Jared Forsyth, 33, had been a member of the Ocala Police Department since 2012. Few details have been released, with police saying it is still under investigation, however the incident occurred about 3.30pm at a gun range at the Lowell Correctional Institution. 'He was wearing his bulletproof vest, but the round entered in his arm and went through his chest,' Ocala Police Chief Greg Graham told News 13. Killed: Officer Jared Forsyth with the Ocala Police Department was wearing a bulletproof vest during the training exercise Monday, but the round entered through his arm and went through his chest, police said . Officer Forsyth, 33, was rushed to Ocala Regional Medical Center in critical condition and immediately taken into surgery, but he later died from his injuries . Scene: The accidental shooting occurred at a gun range at the Lowell Correctional Institution on Monday . Chief Graham added: 'He was shot in the side, so his vest wouldn't have helped him.' Forsyth was rushed was to Ocala Regional Medical Center in critical condition and was taken into surgery. However he died several hours later, according to My Fox Orlando. 'Jared was a great guy. He was funny. He had a true servant’s heart,' Graham said. 'I wish I had a 100 like him. Every time I saw him and talked to him, he put a smile on my face.' The name of the other officer has not been released. 'Jared was a great guy. He was funny. He had a true servant’s heart,' Chief Graham said of Forsyth (second from left), pictured here with some colleagues . Investigation: Because the Florida Department of Law Enforcement is investigating the incident, few details of the shooting have been released . News 13 reported that the Florida Department of Law Enforcement has been called in to investigate the shooting. The probe is standard practice in a shooting involving an officer. Forsyth is survived by his mother and stepfather.

[Assistant] A 33-year-old officer with the Ocala Police Department, Officer Jared Forsyth, was accidentally shot by a coworker during firearms training at a gun range at the Lowell Correctional Institution in Florida. Forsyth was wearing a bulletproof vest but the round entered his arm and went through his chest, leading to his death. The incident occurred on Monday, and the police department is still investigating. Chief Greg Graham described Forsyth as a "great guy" with a "true servant's heart" and expressed sadness over his loss. The other officer involved in the incident has not been named. The Florida Department of Law Enforcement has been called

Jared Forsyth, 33, joined Ocala Police Department in 2012 .
He was shot in the chest by a colleague during firearms training Monday .
Forsyth was rushed to hospital but died after undergoing surgery .
Incident at Lowell Correctional Institution under investigation .
Officials say he was wearing a vest, but the round entered his arm .


Prompt: Manuel Pellegrini should be given the chance to turn things around at Manchester City next season, according to Gary Neville. The former Manchester United defender has been critical of Pellegrini's side in recent weeks as the reigning Premier League champions have seen their chances of retaining the crown slip following a dismal run of form and results. But, despite the Chilean being the favourite with many bookmakers to be the next managerial casualty and Jurgen Klopp available in the summer after announcing he is to leave Borussia Dortmund, it is understood City chiefs are not entertaining the idea of replacing Pellegrini at present. Manuel Pellegrini should be 'able to correct the things that have gone wrong', according to Gary Neville . And Neville, talking at a Budweiser Dream Goal event in Regent's Park, believes keeping faith in Pellegrini would bring some much-needed stability to the Etihad Stadium. 'I hope they don't change manager,' Neville said. 'I hope that Manuel Pellegrini stays at Man City and I hope he is able to correct the things that have gone wrong in the last four months. 'He used the term "garbage" in recent weeks when discussing City's form and four wins in 15 games for a club like Man City is not right and I hope he stays to correct the performances and can complete the job.' Manchester City were humiliated by rivals United on Sunday as they lost 4-2 at Old Trafford . A 4-2 derby defeat to United last weekend leaves City fourth in the table, with qualification for next season's Champions League not yet assured. Just six wins since the turn of the year has seen the club drop out of the FA Cup to Middlesbrough and come up short against Barcelona in Europe for the second season in succession. Neville feels some work on the side in the summer is required but reckons the type of wholesale changes being suggested may not be the way to go. 'I don't rule anything out - in football you don't make wild predictions,' he said when asked if the current City team will struggle to get back to their best. But Sky Sports pundit Neville  has backed Pellegrini and says only minor changes need to happen this summer . 'These players aren't finished, this team aren't finished. There needs to be some renovation to their house - the people there know that, they don't need me to tell them. 'I have spoken a lot about City over the past months. I have praised them over the last three or four years and rightly so. Some of the football I have seen them play in that time has been the best and their players have been outstanding. 'They have come to a time now where they have dropped below the standard they have set. They have set a standard I have watched, commentated on and been asked to speak about. I have enjoyed when I have watched them. But now, I'm not enjoying watching them.' The Premier League holders sit fourth in the league, 12 points adrift of Chelsea after two straight losses .

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Manuel Pellegrini should be given the chance to turn things around at Manchester City next season, according to Gary Neville. The former Manchester United defender has been critical of Pellegrini's side in recent weeks as the reigning Premier League champions have seen their chances of retaining the crown slip following a dismal run of form and results. But, despite the Chilean being the favourite with many bookmakers to be the next managerial casualty and Jurgen Klopp available in the summer after announcing he is to leave Borussia Dortmund, it is understood City chiefs are not entertaining the idea of replacing Pellegrini at present. Manuel Pellegrini should be 'able to correct the things that have gone wrong', according to Gary Neville . And Neville, talking at a Budweiser Dream Goal event in Regent's Park, believes keeping faith in Pellegrini would bring some much-needed stability to the Etihad Stadium. 'I hope they don't change manager,' Neville said. 'I hope that Manuel Pellegrini stays at Man City and I hope he is able to correct the things that have gone wrong in the last four months. 'He used the term "garbage" in recent weeks when discussing City's form and four wins in 15 games for a club like Man City is not right and I hope he stays to correct the performances and can complete the job.' Manchester City were humiliated by rivals United on Sunday as they lost 4-2 at Old Trafford . A 4-2 derby defeat to United last weekend leaves City fourth in the table, with qualification for next season's Champions League not yet assured. Just six wins since the turn of the year has seen the club drop out of the FA Cup to Middlesbrough and come up short against Barcelona in Europe for the second season in succession. Neville feels some work on the side in the summer is required but reckons the type of wholesale changes being suggested may not be the way to go. 'I don't rule anything out - in football you don't make wild predictions,' he said when asked if the current City team will struggle to get back to their best. But Sky Sports pundit Neville  has backed Pellegrini and says only minor changes need to happen this summer . 'These players aren't finished, this team aren't finished. There needs to be some renovation to their house - the people there know that, they don't need me to tell them. 'I have spoken a lot about City over the past months. I have praised them over the last three or four years and rightly so. Some of the football I have seen them play in that time has been the best and their players have been outstanding. 'They have come to a time now where they have dropped below the standard they have set. They have set a standard I have watched, commentated on and been asked to speak about. I have enjoyed when I have watched them. But now, I'm not enjoying watching them.' The Premier League holders sit fourth in the league, 12 points adrift of Chelsea after two straight losses .

[Assistant] Manchester City manager Manuel Pellegrini is expected to be given a chance to turn things around at the club next season, according to former Manchester United defender Gary Neville. Despite Pellegrini's recent poor form and results, Neville believes the Chilean should be allowed to correct the mistakes and lead the team to success. Neville, who has praised City's players in the past, thinks that Pellegrini's experience and stability would be beneficial to the team. However, Neville also believes that wholesale changes may not be the solution, and that minor adjustments to the team's setup may be needed. The article notes that City's recent

Gary Neville has backed Manuel Pellegrini despite dismal run of form .
Pellegrini is under fire following City's recent performances in the league .
Premier League holders  sit fourth, 12 points adrift of Chelsea .
But Neville insists Pellegrini should be given time to turn things around .


Prompt: Winemakers have been accused of fighting new EU regulations on revealing the calorie count on their labels because it will reveal that a bottle of red has the same as six digestives. The European Parliament is set to vote to close the current loophole, which sees all alcoholic drinks exempt from having to reveal nutritional value on their labels, next week. However, European winemakers argue that introducing nutritional labelling would lead to an intolerable rise in production costs, and hit smaller vineyards. Closing the loophole: The European Parliament is set to vote on whether alcoholic beverages must include calorie counts on their labels . Under current EU regulations, producers of alcoholic drinks are not obliged to reveal the nutritional value of their products on the label. According to The Times, winemakers  fear a fall in sales if consumers realise that 'a bottle of red wine has about the same amount of calories as half a packet of digestive biscuits'. But representatives of the European wine industry say the regulation would be devastating for smaller producers. As sugar and calorie levels varies with each vintage, this wound mean annual tests to provide accurate nutritional labelling. 'Obligatory nutritional labelling would lead to an intolerable rise in production costs,' said Aurora Abad, policy officer for the Comité Européen des Entreprises Vins, the wine industry's European body, told The Times. Fighting back: Winemakers say that introducing nutritional labelling would mean annual tests to extablish calories of each vintage, leading  to a rise in production costs that would mainly hit smaller vineyards . Ms Abad also said that as the nutritional value of a bottle of wine changes with age, the calories on the label would not be the same down the line. The European Commission was set to vote on whether to force producers of alcoholic drinks to display nutritional value on their labels in December, but the vote was delayed. Consumer and health organisations who have been pushing for a close of the loophole for alcoholic beverages say it's crucial to include calories on wine, beer and spirits so consumers can make 'informed choices'. 'At present consumers can have complete information about what is in a bottle of milk or fruit juice, but not a bottle of whisky or beer. We consider this unacceptable,' Monique Goyens, director-general of the European Consumer Organisation, said in a letter to the commission seen by the Times. This follows last year's calls from Britain's Royal Society for Public Health (RSPH) that labelling is needed in order to tackle obesity. Counting calories: Consumer and health organisations want wine producers to include calories on their bottles so drinkers can make 'informed choices' RSPH chief executive Shirley Cramer said: 'Calorie labelling has been successfully introduced for a wide range of food products and there is now a clear public appetite for this information to be extended to alcohol to help individuals make informed choices. 'With two in three adults overweight or obese, and given that adults who drink get approximately 10% of their calories from alcohol, this move could make a major difference to waistlines of the nation.' A poll in November 2014 found that a majority of UK adults either did not know or underestimated the number of calories in a glass of wine and a pint of lager. Alcohol contains seven calories per gram. A large glass of white wine (250ml) contains on average 185 calories, a glass of champagne around 90 calories, a pint of lager some 180 calories while a double vodka and tonic around 145 calories.

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Winemakers have been accused of fighting new EU regulations on revealing the calorie count on their labels because it will reveal that a bottle of red has the same as six digestives. The European Parliament is set to vote to close the current loophole, which sees all alcoholic drinks exempt from having to reveal nutritional value on their labels, next week. However, European winemakers argue that introducing nutritional labelling would lead to an intolerable rise in production costs, and hit smaller vineyards. Closing the loophole: The European Parliament is set to vote on whether alcoholic beverages must include calorie counts on their labels . Under current EU regulations, producers of alcoholic drinks are not obliged to reveal the nutritional value of their products on the label. According to The Times, winemakers  fear a fall in sales if consumers realise that 'a bottle of red wine has about the same amount of calories as half a packet of digestive biscuits'. But representatives of the European wine industry say the regulation would be devastating for smaller producers. As sugar and calorie levels varies with each vintage, this wound mean annual tests to provide accurate nutritional labelling. 'Obligatory nutritional labelling would lead to an intolerable rise in production costs,' said Aurora Abad, policy officer for the Comité Européen des Entreprises Vins, the wine industry's European body, told The Times. Fighting back: Winemakers say that introducing nutritional labelling would mean annual tests to extablish calories of each vintage, leading  to a rise in production costs that would mainly hit smaller vineyards . Ms Abad also said that as the nutritional value of a bottle of wine changes with age, the calories on the label would not be the same down the line. The European Commission was set to vote on whether to force producers of alcoholic drinks to display nutritional value on their labels in December, but the vote was delayed. Consumer and health organisations who have been pushing for a close of the loophole for alcoholic beverages say it's crucial to include calories on wine, beer and spirits so consumers can make 'informed choices'. 'At present consumers can have complete information about what is in a bottle of milk or fruit juice, but not a bottle of whisky or beer. We consider this unacceptable,' Monique Goyens, director-general of the European Consumer Organisation, said in a letter to the commission seen by the Times. This follows last year's calls from Britain's Royal Society for Public Health (RSPH) that labelling is needed in order to tackle obesity. Counting calories: Consumer and health organisations want wine producers to include calories on their bottles so drinkers can make 'informed choices' RSPH chief executive Shirley Cramer said: 'Calorie labelling has been successfully introduced for a wide range of food products and there is now a clear public appetite for this information to be extended to alcohol to help individuals make informed choices. 'With two in three adults overweight or obese, and given that adults who drink get approximately 10% of their calories from alcohol, this move could make a major difference to waistlines of the nation.' A poll in November 2014 found that a majority of UK adults either did not know or underestimated the number of calories in a glass of wine and a pint of lager. Alcohol contains seven calories per gram. A large glass of white wine (250ml) contains on average 185 calories, a glass of champagne around 90 calories, a pint of lager some 180 calories while a double vodka and tonic around 145 calories.

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The European Parliament is set to vote on a new EU regulation requiring wine labels to display the calorie count. Winemakers argue that this would lead to increased production costs and harm smaller vineyards. However, representatives of the European wine industry claim that introducing nutritional labelling would be detrimental to their business, as it would require annual tests to establish the calories of each vintage and would not accurately reflect the nutritional value of the wine.

The European Commission had previously delayed a vote on the issue, but it is now set to take place next week. Consumer and health organizations, including the Royal Society for Public Health (RSPH), have been pushing

Winemakers accused of trying to hide calorie count from consumers .
Proposed EU regulations would force makers to put calories on bottle .
Producers say calorie counts on label would increase production costs .


Prompt: Giant glaciers of ice may be lurking all over Mars, hidden from view by dust on the surface. That’s the surprising conclusion of a study that found that large amounts of ice were not just at the Martian poles, but likely towards the equator as well. It means that, if all ice were to be spread across the surface of Mars, the entire planet would be covered in more than 3.3ft (one metre). This image from Nasa's Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter shows that a thick layer of dust on Mars covers the glaciers, so they appear as the surface of the ground, but radar measurements show that there are glaciers composed of frozen water underneath the dust . The latest research was carried out by scientists at the Niels Bohr Institute at the University of Copenhagen and published in the journal Geophysical Research Letters. Evidence of water on Mars dates back to the Mariner 9 mission, which arrived in 1971. It revealed clues of water erosion in river beds and canyons as well as weather fronts and fogs. Viking orbiters that followed caused a revolution in our ideas about water on Mars by showing how floods broke through dams and carved deep valleys. Mars is currently in the middle of an ice age, so liquid water cannot exist on its surface at the present time. However, the planet seems to have been warmer and wetter in the past. In June 2013, Curiosity found powerful evidence that water good enough to drink once flowed on Mars. In September, the first scoop of soil analysed by Curiosity revealed that fine materials on the surface of the planet contain two per cent water by weight. Images from several Martian satellites had revealed the shape of glaciers just below the surface, and confirmed most were made of water-ice. And now the researchers have measured how big the glaciers are, and their similarity to glaciers on Earth. In total there is more than 150 billion cubic metres of ice on Mars, which could ‘cover the entire surface of Mars with 1.1 metres of ice,’ explained Dr Nanna Bjørnholt Karlsson at the Centre for Ice and Climate at the Niels Bohr Institute. She added that the ice closer to the Martian equator was ‘an important part of Mars’ water reservoir.’ There are thought to be thousands of glacier-like formations on the planet in both the northern and southern hemispheres. They are located on Mars between latitude 30.0 and 50.0 - equivalent to just south of Denmark’s location on Earth. Mars has belts of glaciers at its central latitudes - between the blue lines, in both the southern and northern hemispheres. A thick layer of dust covers the glaciers, so they appear as the surface of the ground, but radar measurements show that there are glaciers composed of frozen water underneath the dust . Using radar measurements (shown) from Nasa's Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter, researchers have been able to identify thousands of glacier-like formations on Mars. They can see how thick the ice is on the radar images . As the ice has not evaporated into space, the dust must be protecting it. If the ice were unprotected, it would evaporate and become water vapour, owing to the low atmospheric pressure on Mars. ‘We have looked at radar measurements spanning ten years back in time to see how thick the ice is and how it behaves,’ Dr Nanna Bjørnholt Karlsson explained. ‘A glacier is after all a big chunk of ice and it flows and gets a form that tells us something about how soft it is. ‘We then compared this with how glaciers on Earth behave and from that we have been able to make models for the ice flow.’ The latest research was carried out by scientists at the Niels Bohr Institute at the University of Copenhagen and published in the journal Geophysical Research Letters. They looked at how big the glaciers were, and also how similar they were to glaciers on Earth (one in Alaska shown) Nasa’s Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter, artist's illustration shown, launched on 12 August 2005. It entered Martian orbit on 10 March 2006, and continues to remain operational today. It is tasked with imaging the surface, and also monitors weather and surface conditions on Mars .

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Giant glaciers of ice may be lurking all over Mars, hidden from view by dust on the surface. That’s the surprising conclusion of a study that found that large amounts of ice were not just at the Martian poles, but likely towards the equator as well. It means that, if all ice were to be spread across the surface of Mars, the entire planet would be covered in more than 3.3ft (one metre). This image from Nasa's Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter shows that a thick layer of dust on Mars covers the glaciers, so they appear as the surface of the ground, but radar measurements show that there are glaciers composed of frozen water underneath the dust . The latest research was carried out by scientists at the Niels Bohr Institute at the University of Copenhagen and published in the journal Geophysical Research Letters. Evidence of water on Mars dates back to the Mariner 9 mission, which arrived in 1971. It revealed clues of water erosion in river beds and canyons as well as weather fronts and fogs. Viking orbiters that followed caused a revolution in our ideas about water on Mars by showing how floods broke through dams and carved deep valleys. Mars is currently in the middle of an ice age, so liquid water cannot exist on its surface at the present time. However, the planet seems to have been warmer and wetter in the past. In June 2013, Curiosity found powerful evidence that water good enough to drink once flowed on Mars. In September, the first scoop of soil analysed by Curiosity revealed that fine materials on the surface of the planet contain two per cent water by weight. Images from several Martian satellites had revealed the shape of glaciers just below the surface, and confirmed most were made of water-ice. And now the researchers have measured how big the glaciers are, and their similarity to glaciers on Earth. In total there is more than 150 billion cubic metres of ice on Mars, which could ‘cover the entire surface of Mars with 1.1 metres of ice,’ explained Dr Nanna Bjørnholt Karlsson at the Centre for Ice and Climate at the Niels Bohr Institute. She added that the ice closer to the Martian equator was ‘an important part of Mars’ water reservoir.’ There are thought to be thousands of glacier-like formations on the planet in both the northern and southern hemispheres. They are located on Mars between latitude 30.0 and 50.0 - equivalent to just south of Denmark’s location on Earth. Mars has belts of glaciers at its central latitudes - between the blue lines, in both the southern and northern hemispheres. A thick layer of dust covers the glaciers, so they appear as the surface of the ground, but radar measurements show that there are glaciers composed of frozen water underneath the dust . Using radar measurements (shown) from Nasa's Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter, researchers have been able to identify thousands of glacier-like formations on Mars. They can see how thick the ice is on the radar images . As the ice has not evaporated into space, the dust must be protecting it. If the ice were unprotected, it would evaporate and become water vapour, owing to the low atmospheric pressure on Mars. ‘We have looked at radar measurements spanning ten years back in time to see how thick the ice is and how it behaves,’ Dr Nanna Bjørnholt Karlsson explained. ‘A glacier is after all a big chunk of ice and it flows and gets a form that tells us something about how soft it is. ‘We then compared this with how glaciers on Earth behave and from that we have been able to make models for the ice flow.’ The latest research was carried out by scientists at the Niels Bohr Institute at the University of Copenhagen and published in the journal Geophysical Research Letters. They looked at how big the glaciers were, and also how similar they were to glaciers on Earth (one in Alaska shown) Nasa’s Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter, artist's illustration shown, launched on 12 August 2005. It entered Martian orbit on 10 March 2006, and continues to remain operational today. It is tasked with imaging the surface, and also monitors weather and surface conditions on Mars .

[Assistant] A recent study published in the journal Geophysical Research Letters has found that giant glaciers of ice may be hiding beneath the Martian surface, covering an estimated 3.3ft (1m) of the planet's surface. The research, conducted by scientists at the Niels Bohr Institute at the University of Copenhagen, used radar measurements from NASA's Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter to identify thousands of glacier-like formations on Mars. These formations, located between 30.0 and 50.0 latitude, are composed of frozen water and appear as the surface of the ground due to the thick layer of dust covering them. The study suggests that if

Danish scientists studied ice hidden under the surface of Mars .
Dust is thought to be covering huge glaciers on the surface .
And the researchers say there is more water-ice than anticipated .
If spread out it would cover the surface in 3.6ft (1.1 metres) of ice .


Prompt: When retired hairdresser Theodosia Aresti, 71, moved into a new-build flat in London five years ago, the frail pensioner thought she had found her dream home. But after a blocked pipe unleashed a 'tsunami of sewage' from the nine-storey building's 239 other flats into her apartment, her hopes of a contented retirement were ruined - and she says she now hopes to move. Mrs Aresti's nightmare began when she noticed a foul smell coming from her bathroom and discovered an unidentifiable brown substance bubbling up through the plughole in her bath. Scroll down for video . Traumatic: Theodosia Aresti was left devastated when her flat became flooded with raw sewage . 'I always keep my bath clean and I looked down and all I could see was this brown stuff coming out,' she remembers. 'It was bad. It was very bad. Within half an hour, it [the bath] was over half full.' But worse was to come. '10, 20 minutes later, the bath stopped filling  but the toilet, it made a terrific noise and then, when I looked, it was half full. 'Then it started filling up and filling up and filling up. And then it was gushing out. It started flooding the flat everywhere.' With raw sewage pouring into her flat, Mrs Aresti phoned her daughter Kiki and grandson Nicos and begged them to come to her aid. She also got in touch with the company in charge of maintaining the nine-story block of flats to tell them that waste was pouring into her flat. 'I phoned the maintenance people and I said, it looks like sewage stuff coming out the bath. He said, sorry, no, no, no, you should get a plumber because I'm busy and it's Sunday. Disgusting: The flood started with her bath, which started filling up with 'brown lumps' Overflowing: Mrs Aresti's toilet began overflowing with sewage 'like a volcano' according to grandson Nicos . Revolting: The toilet and bath both began overflowing with sewage, flooding Mrs Aresti's flat in the process . 'When the man arrived, it was too late. He was too late. Everything was ruined.' Grandson Nicos Doukanaris was one of the first to come to his grandmother's aid and says the toilet resembled a 'volcano'. 'I came in through the front door and I could see the toilet,' he remembers. 'It was like a volcano, that's how bad it was. Just never ending. You could see she was visibly distraught.' But worse was to come. Despite the best efforts of the plumber, who spent four hours trying to stem the tide of sewage, the excrement was strewn all over the flat and had soaked into carpets. Worst of all was the mess in her bedroom which, according to daughter Kiki, both smelled 'foul' and 'was unhealthy' thanks to the sodden carpet. Maintenance workers, however, were unable to visit for four days - leaving a distressed Mrs Aresti to sleep in a room filled with sewage for three nights. Devastated: The disgusting episode has left Mrs Aresti desperate to find a new home . Furious: Mrs Aresti's daughter Kiki and grandson Nicos were took part in the clean-up operation . Damage: Mrs Aresti's bedroom carpet was soaked in sewage and had to be replaced afterwards . 'The bedroom it was soaked,' she says. 'The carpet was full of sewage but I was still sleeping in there. It was disgusting. I felt dirty, I couldn't eat. All I was doing was just crying.' Eventually, workmen came in to remove the carpet but when they lifted it up, the movement caused her wardrobe to collapse - soaking everything in it in sewage. It was, says Kiki, the final straw for her mother. 'It was one thing after another and it just destroyed her flat completely,' she says. 'It almost gave her a nervous breakdown.' Although Mrs Aresti's carpet has now been replaced and her flat fumigated, she says the experience has left her desperate to find a new home. 'If I could afford to move, I would move from here tomorrow because I just don't feel happy any more,' she says. 'But I don't know how I'm going to be able to do it. I'm just going to have to wait.'

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When retired hairdresser Theodosia Aresti, 71, moved into a new-build flat in London five years ago, the frail pensioner thought she had found her dream home. But after a blocked pipe unleashed a 'tsunami of sewage' from the nine-storey building's 239 other flats into her apartment, her hopes of a contented retirement were ruined - and she says she now hopes to move. Mrs Aresti's nightmare began when she noticed a foul smell coming from her bathroom and discovered an unidentifiable brown substance bubbling up through the plughole in her bath. Scroll down for video . Traumatic: Theodosia Aresti was left devastated when her flat became flooded with raw sewage . 'I always keep my bath clean and I looked down and all I could see was this brown stuff coming out,' she remembers. 'It was bad. It was very bad. Within half an hour, it [the bath] was over half full.' But worse was to come. '10, 20 minutes later, the bath stopped filling  but the toilet, it made a terrific noise and then, when I looked, it was half full. 'Then it started filling up and filling up and filling up. And then it was gushing out. It started flooding the flat everywhere.' With raw sewage pouring into her flat, Mrs Aresti phoned her daughter Kiki and grandson Nicos and begged them to come to her aid. She also got in touch with the company in charge of maintaining the nine-story block of flats to tell them that waste was pouring into her flat. 'I phoned the maintenance people and I said, it looks like sewage stuff coming out the bath. He said, sorry, no, no, no, you should get a plumber because I'm busy and it's Sunday. Disgusting: The flood started with her bath, which started filling up with 'brown lumps' Overflowing: Mrs Aresti's toilet began overflowing with sewage 'like a volcano' according to grandson Nicos . Revolting: The toilet and bath both began overflowing with sewage, flooding Mrs Aresti's flat in the process . 'When the man arrived, it was too late. He was too late. Everything was ruined.' Grandson Nicos Doukanaris was one of the first to come to his grandmother's aid and says the toilet resembled a 'volcano'. 'I came in through the front door and I could see the toilet,' he remembers. 'It was like a volcano, that's how bad it was. Just never ending. You could see she was visibly distraught.' But worse was to come. Despite the best efforts of the plumber, who spent four hours trying to stem the tide of sewage, the excrement was strewn all over the flat and had soaked into carpets. Worst of all was the mess in her bedroom which, according to daughter Kiki, both smelled 'foul' and 'was unhealthy' thanks to the sodden carpet. Maintenance workers, however, were unable to visit for four days - leaving a distressed Mrs Aresti to sleep in a room filled with sewage for three nights. Devastated: The disgusting episode has left Mrs Aresti desperate to find a new home . Furious: Mrs Aresti's daughter Kiki and grandson Nicos were took part in the clean-up operation . Damage: Mrs Aresti's bedroom carpet was soaked in sewage and had to be replaced afterwards . 'The bedroom it was soaked,' she says. 'The carpet was full of sewage but I was still sleeping in there. It was disgusting. I felt dirty, I couldn't eat. All I was doing was just crying.' Eventually, workmen came in to remove the carpet but when they lifted it up, the movement caused her wardrobe to collapse - soaking everything in it in sewage. It was, says Kiki, the final straw for her mother. 'It was one thing after another and it just destroyed her flat completely,' she says. 'It almost gave her a nervous breakdown.' Although Mrs Aresti's carpet has now been replaced and her flat fumigated, she says the experience has left her desperate to find a new home. 'If I could afford to move, I would move from here tomorrow because I just don't feel happy any more,' she says. 'But I don't know how I'm going to be able to do it. I'm just going to have to wait.'

[Assistant] A 71-year-old retired hairdresser, Theodosia Aresti, in London experienced a traumatic and devastating event after a blocked pipe in her new-build flat unleashed a 'tsunami of sewage' into her apartment. The pipe burst, causing a foul smell and raw sewage to flood into her bathroom, which then overflowed into her bath, toilet, and entire flat. The situation worsened when the toilet began overflowing with sewage, resembling a 'volcano', and the carpet in her bedroom was soaked in sewage. The ordeal left Mrs. Aresti feeling distressed, dirty, and unable to sleep in her own home.

Theodosia Aresti, 71, was horrified when sewage erupted from her bath .
The cause was a blocked pipe and her flat became filled with human waste .
Sewage from 239 other flats spewed into her apartment .
Tide of excrement soaked her carpet and left bedroom smelling 'foul'
Was forced to sleep in sewage-filled flat for four days .
Workmen eventually fixed the problem and replaced the carpet .
She says the experience left her needing counselling .
Theodosia Aresti appears on Britain's Horror Homes, tonight at 8pm on Channel 5 .


Prompt: Deputy PM Nick Clegg said control of the Department for Education would be a key demand of any new power-sharing deal . The Liberal Democrats could seize control of the nation's schools in a coalition deal to erase Michael Gove's 'zany' ideas from the classroom, Nick Clegg signalled today. The Deputy PM said control of the Department for Education would be a key demand of any new power-sharing deal. Mr Clegg said he wanted to avoid a repeat of battling against the 'ideological gimmicks' of Mr Gove, who was the first Tory Education Secretary when the coalition was formed in 2010. Mr Clegg repeatedly clashed with Mr Gove over his education reforms, including Tory plans to scrap GCSEs and a Lib Dem scheme to provide free school meals to under-7s. Mr Gove was demoted from running the ministry in last year's Cabinet reshuffle to become Tory Chief Whip. The Lib Dems have sought to claim the mantle as the 'party of education', pledging to protect spending from 'cradle to college' for 2 to 19-year-olds. In the 2010-15 coalition, the Lib Dems ran three departments: Business, energy and climate change and the Scotland Office. As Deputy PM Mr Clegg oversaw policies across Whitehall, while Danny Alexander also sat in Cabinet as Chief Secretary to the Treasury, acting as George Osborne's deputy. However, senior Lib Dems believe the party should have demanded one of the key departments running public services, like health or education. Today Mr Clegg signalled that he has his sights set on the Department for Education, which runs schools in England. Asked if it was the kind of cabinet post he wanted, he said: 'I would, particularly having wasted a lot of time dealing with a lot of zany, ideological gimmicks from Michael Gove and his team. 'It would be a good thing if the Liberal Democrats were able to run education policy on our own terms, not least because we are the only party which is prepared to give the schools, colleges and nurseries the means that they need to absorb 400,000 new youngsters in our education system over the next five years.' Campaigning in Cornwall, he announced plans for an independent education standards watchdog to restrict ministers' ability to interfere with the contents of the national curriculum and exams. Mr Clegg said he wanted to 'get politics out of the classroom'. Establishing an Educational Standards Authority (ESA) is part of a plan for England which would also include a new Royal College of Teachers. Other measures include curbing some of the reforms put in place by Mr Gove, with the Lib Dems insisting that all teachers in state-funded schools - including academies and free schools - have qualified status or are working towards it. A slimmed-down core national curriculum would be compulsory in all state schools, bringing free schools and academies in line with those run by councils. Michael Gove was demoted from running the Department for Education in last year's Cabinet reshuffle to become Tory Chief Whip . The Lib Dems have also committed to increase funding for the education budget for two to 19-year-olds by 2020, ensuring that the amount of cash per pupil would be protected in real terms. Mr Clegg said he would 'turn a page on the Gove-esque centralising interference in what teachers teach in the classroom'. He said: 'We are setting out ideas and amplifying ideas today which will take out a lot of the political interference which has dogged the day-to-day life of teachers far too much - from the micromanagement of the history curriculum by Michael Gove through to excessive day-to-day workload.' Mr Clegg also promised to restore morale in the teaching profession. 'I get very distressed when I hear how teachers feel that they have been somewhat put upon in recent years,' he said, promising to 'celebrate not denigrate the great, noble profession'. The Tories tonight hit back at the criticism. A friend of Mr Gove said: 'By zany and ideological, does Clegg mean teaching children to spell properly and do their times tables? 'Or making exams harder? Or training teachers in schools rather than left-wing colleges dominated by the unions? Either he's lost the plot or he's lying again, as he did on tuition fees.' A Conservative Party spokesman added: 'Decisions about what is in the curriculum should lie in the hands of those who can be held to account by parents at the ballot box - not unelected bureaucrats as proposed by the Lib Dems. 'The Lib Dems can't run on their record and run away from it at the same time. They signed up to the new National Curriculum, now they want to re-write it all over again. They voted for extending academy freedoms over the curriculum, now they want to scrap them. 'It's thanks to Conservative reforms that 1,000,000 more pupils are now in good or outstanding schools. Conservative policies have delivered a 71% increase in students taking rigorous academic subjects and ensured 100,000 six year olds are reading more confidently. 'The biggest risk to our education system would be the chaos of Ed Miliband as Prime Minister - and voting Lib Dem will only make that more likely.'

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Deputy PM Nick Clegg said control of the Department for Education would be a key demand of any new power-sharing deal . The Liberal Democrats could seize control of the nation's schools in a coalition deal to erase Michael Gove's 'zany' ideas from the classroom, Nick Clegg signalled today. The Deputy PM said control of the Department for Education would be a key demand of any new power-sharing deal. Mr Clegg said he wanted to avoid a repeat of battling against the 'ideological gimmicks' of Mr Gove, who was the first Tory Education Secretary when the coalition was formed in 2010. Mr Clegg repeatedly clashed with Mr Gove over his education reforms, including Tory plans to scrap GCSEs and a Lib Dem scheme to provide free school meals to under-7s. Mr Gove was demoted from running the ministry in last year's Cabinet reshuffle to become Tory Chief Whip. The Lib Dems have sought to claim the mantle as the 'party of education', pledging to protect spending from 'cradle to college' for 2 to 19-year-olds. In the 2010-15 coalition, the Lib Dems ran three departments: Business, energy and climate change and the Scotland Office. As Deputy PM Mr Clegg oversaw policies across Whitehall, while Danny Alexander also sat in Cabinet as Chief Secretary to the Treasury, acting as George Osborne's deputy. However, senior Lib Dems believe the party should have demanded one of the key departments running public services, like health or education. Today Mr Clegg signalled that he has his sights set on the Department for Education, which runs schools in England. Asked if it was the kind of cabinet post he wanted, he said: 'I would, particularly having wasted a lot of time dealing with a lot of zany, ideological gimmicks from Michael Gove and his team. 'It would be a good thing if the Liberal Democrats were able to run education policy on our own terms, not least because we are the only party which is prepared to give the schools, colleges and nurseries the means that they need to absorb 400,000 new youngsters in our education system over the next five years.' Campaigning in Cornwall, he announced plans for an independent education standards watchdog to restrict ministers' ability to interfere with the contents of the national curriculum and exams. Mr Clegg said he wanted to 'get politics out of the classroom'. Establishing an Educational Standards Authority (ESA) is part of a plan for England which would also include a new Royal College of Teachers. Other measures include curbing some of the reforms put in place by Mr Gove, with the Lib Dems insisting that all teachers in state-funded schools - including academies and free schools - have qualified status or are working towards it. A slimmed-down core national curriculum would be compulsory in all state schools, bringing free schools and academies in line with those run by councils. Michael Gove was demoted from running the Department for Education in last year's Cabinet reshuffle to become Tory Chief Whip . The Lib Dems have also committed to increase funding for the education budget for two to 19-year-olds by 2020, ensuring that the amount of cash per pupil would be protected in real terms. Mr Clegg said he would 'turn a page on the Gove-esque centralising interference in what teachers teach in the classroom'. He said: 'We are setting out ideas and amplifying ideas today which will take out a lot of the political interference which has dogged the day-to-day life of teachers far too much - from the micromanagement of the history curriculum by Michael Gove through to excessive day-to-day workload.' Mr Clegg also promised to restore morale in the teaching profession. 'I get very distressed when I hear how teachers feel that they have been somewhat put upon in recent years,' he said, promising to 'celebrate not denigrate the great, noble profession'. The Tories tonight hit back at the criticism. A friend of Mr Gove said: 'By zany and ideological, does Clegg mean teaching children to spell properly and do their times tables? 'Or making exams harder? Or training teachers in schools rather than left-wing colleges dominated by the unions? Either he's lost the plot or he's lying again, as he did on tuition fees.' A Conservative Party spokesman added: 'Decisions about what is in the curriculum should lie in the hands of those who can be held to account by parents at the ballot box - not unelected bureaucrats as proposed by the Lib Dems. 'The Lib Dems can't run on their record and run away from it at the same time. They signed up to the new National Curriculum, now they want to re-write it all over again. They voted for extending academy freedoms over the curriculum, now they want to scrap them. 'It's thanks to Conservative reforms that 1,000,000 more pupils are now in good or outstanding schools. Conservative policies have delivered a 71% increase in students taking rigorous academic subjects and ensured 100,000 six year olds are reading more confidently. 'The biggest risk to our education system would be the chaos of Ed Miliband as Prime Minister - and voting Lib Dem will only make that more likely.'

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The article discusses the potential for a new power-sharing deal between the Liberal Democrats and the Conservative Party in the UK. Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg has stated that control of the Department for Education, which runs schools in England, would be a key demand of any new power-sharing deal. Clegg expressed frustration with the current leadership of the Department for Education, particularly under Education Secretary Michael Gove, who he described as having "zany" and "ideological" ideas.

Clegg's comments come as the Liberal Democrats seek to claim the mantle as the "party of education" and protect spending on education for 2-19-year-olds

Lib Dem leader makes a promise to take 'politics out of the classroom'
In last government Lib Dems ran Business, Energy and Scotland .
But Clegg reveals plan to demand control of major public policy area .
Accuses Tory minister Michael Gove of imposing 'ideological gimmicks'