Prompt: Hundreds of police officers lined the roads to in a guard of honour for a hero policewoman who was killed by a bus seconds after pushing her daughter out of its path and saving her life. Sergeant Louise Lucas, 41, was off-duty and on a shopping trip with her eight-year-old daughter Olivia in Swansea, South Wales, when she was struck as they tried to cross The Kingsway - a busy road in the city centre. Onlookers say the pair were inches from the bus but Sgt Lucas managed to push her daughter to safety and took the full impact of the collision. Scroll down for video . Respect: Hundreds of police officers lined the roads in a guard of honour at the funeral of policewoman Louise Lucas in Cardiff today . Tragic: Sgt Louise Lucas (pictured left with her brother Robert Pain and right in her uniform) was killed earlier this month when she was hit by a bus while trying to save her eight-year-old Olivia . The mother-of-three, from Llanishen, Cardiff, was rushed to the city's Morriston hospital where doctors battled to save her but she later died. Her daughter escaped with minor injuries in the incident on March 31. Police officers of all ranks paid their respects at her funeral at Christ Parish Church in Cyncoed, Cardiff, today, while her hearse was led by four police motorcycles and two police horses. More than a hundred mourners joined police to fill the congregation, where the church's Easter cross was placed outside so personal flowers in memory of Sgt Lucas, who was a Beaver leader, trained rugby referee and Welsh learner, could be laid on it. Her husband Gavin Lucas, 36, walked into the church hand-in-hand with Olivia and their seven-year-old son Lloyd to one of Sgt Lucas's favourite songs - Bette Midler's 'Wind Beneath My Wings' - with the line 'did I ever tell you, you are my hero'. He paid tribute to his late wife saying his love for her would remain in his heart forever and read a poem, which he originally wrote for their wedding day a decade ago but adapted for her funeral. 'A sergeant at work she really did do well. Total dedication to the police, that was our Lou. As you can see today, they will miss her too,' he said. He continued by saying the couple's three children - including 21-year-old Grant - had made their lives complete: 'She will be in our hearts forever, let's try not to be glum,' he read. Mourners: Police of all ranks turned out to pay their respects and join the hundreds of people grieving the loss of the popular police officer . Funeral: Her coffin is carried into Christ Parish Church in Cyncoed, Cardiff, before her husband Gavin walked inside hand-in-hand with their daughter Olivia and seven-year-old son Lloyd . Hero: Officers watch as the hearse makes its way towards the church, which had placed its Easter cross outside so personal flowers in memory of Sgt Lucas could be laid on it . Commemoration: Hundreds of people had to stand outside the packed church and listen to the popular service over a tannoy . Sgt Lucas's brother Robert Pain described her as 'a light that will never go out in our hearts'. He said: 'My sister was an example to everyone of how to live life. I never got to tell Lou how important she was to me. I know in my head she knew it.' Sgt Louise Lucas pictured with her husband Gavin, 36, who told the congregation she would remain in his heart forever and read a poem . He shared with the church tales of their childhood and said Christmas festivities at their home were 'magical'. He said every year she would run into his room to wake him up and as adults she rang at 5am every Christmas morning at their former family home just minutes from the church. 'I never looked forward to that early morning call but I know this year it will be very much missed,' he said. South Wales Police chief constable Peter Vaughan told the congregation and dozens who stood outside listening to a tannoy: 'She was a devoted police officer who was fearless in confronting evil. 'She was inspirational and passionate about people and was a terrific person blessed with physical and moral courage, small in stature but huge in character.' He described her as a 'mother hen' to her officers at Llanishen police station. Superintendent Alun Morgan said: 'Her children, Grant, Olivia and Lloyd, have suffered a loss that those so young should never have to endure. Louise loved her family and her family loved her.' The 41-year-old, who had a love for designer lables and lived her life to the full, was a worshipper at Christ Church where a huge congregation marked her life. Vicar Trystan Hughes said: 'We were privileged in this church to have known her well. She was an enthusiastic and loving member of the congregation here. 'We're privileged to call her and her family our friends. We know, like you, the joy and love that she brought to others. Now many of us are feeling that there's a hole left in our lives where Louise's smile and Louise's laughter used to brighten up our day. 'Today we come with great sadness but also with gratitude for the time we had with Louise and the joy she shared with us. It's fitting that many of you are wearing pink today, as the family asked - Louise would have loved that.' On the way to the crematorium after the service the cortege paused for a brief moment of silence outside the police station in Cardiff where she was a popular community officer before continuing on to a private service at Thornhill Crematorium. Speaking at the time of her death, her eldest son Grant, a police community support officer who gave a reading at today's service,said: 'Mum was the best there is and was simply amazing. I am absolutely well and truly gutted.' Grant said that he wanted to make his mother 'proud' and would help to raise Olive and Lloyd. He added: 'It's mad how my mum and I became much closer over the last couple of weeks and had it all planned out. On behalf of the family, we would like to thank all friends for their support.' Grief: Upset colleagues stand outside the service as they prepare to say goodbye to Sgt Louise Lucas, who was just 41 when she was killed . Decorated: Police of all ranks were at the service today after the tragic accident, which happened on a busy road in Swansea's city centre . Uniform: On the way to the crematorium following the service the cortege paused outside the police station in Cardiff where she worked . Honour: South Wales Chief Constable Peter Vaughan told the congregation Sgt Lucas was a 'devoted police officer who was fearless in confronting evil. She was inspirational and passionate about people and was a terrific person blessed with physical and moral courage' Tributes: Sgt Louise Lucas (left and right), who most recently served in the Llanishen area of Cardiff, was well known in the community .

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Hundreds of police officers lined the roads to in a guard of honour for a hero policewoman who was killed by a bus seconds after pushing her daughter out of its path and saving her life. Sergeant Louise Lucas, 41, was off-duty and on a shopping trip with her eight-year-old daughter Olivia in Swansea, South Wales, when she was struck as they tried to cross The Kingsway - a busy road in the city centre. Onlookers say the pair were inches from the bus but Sgt Lucas managed to push her daughter to safety and took the full impact of the collision. Scroll down for video . Respect: Hundreds of police officers lined the roads in a guard of honour at the funeral of policewoman Louise Lucas in Cardiff today . Tragic: Sgt Louise Lucas (pictured left with her brother Robert Pain and right in her uniform) was killed earlier this month when she was hit by a bus while trying to save her eight-year-old Olivia . The mother-of-three, from Llanishen, Cardiff, was rushed to the city's Morriston hospital where doctors battled to save her but she later died. Her daughter escaped with minor injuries in the incident on March 31. Police officers of all ranks paid their respects at her funeral at Christ Parish Church in Cyncoed, Cardiff, today, while her hearse was led by four police motorcycles and two police horses. More than a hundred mourners joined police to fill the congregation, where the church's Easter cross was placed outside so personal flowers in memory of Sgt Lucas, who was a Beaver leader, trained rugby referee and Welsh learner, could be laid on it. Her husband Gavin Lucas, 36, walked into the church hand-in-hand with Olivia and their seven-year-old son Lloyd to one of Sgt Lucas's favourite songs - Bette Midler's 'Wind Beneath My Wings' - with the line 'did I ever tell you, you are my hero'. He paid tribute to his late wife saying his love for her would remain in his heart forever and read a poem, which he originally wrote for their wedding day a decade ago but adapted for her funeral. 'A sergeant at work she really did do well. Total dedication to the police, that was our Lou. As you can see today, they will miss her too,' he said. He continued by saying the couple's three children - including 21-year-old Grant - had made their lives complete: 'She will be in our hearts forever, let's try not to be glum,' he read. Mourners: Police of all ranks turned out to pay their respects and join the hundreds of people grieving the loss of the popular police officer . Funeral: Her coffin is carried into Christ Parish Church in Cyncoed, Cardiff, before her husband Gavin walked inside hand-in-hand with their daughter Olivia and seven-year-old son Lloyd . Hero: Officers watch as the hearse makes its way towards the church, which had placed its Easter cross outside so personal flowers in memory of Sgt Lucas could be laid on it . Commemoration: Hundreds of people had to stand outside the packed church and listen to the popular service over a tannoy . Sgt Lucas's brother Robert Pain described her as 'a light that will never go out in our hearts'. He said: 'My sister was an example to everyone of how to live life. I never got to tell Lou how important she was to me. I know in my head she knew it.' Sgt Louise Lucas pictured with her husband Gavin, 36, who told the congregation she would remain in his heart forever and read a poem . He shared with the church tales of their childhood and said Christmas festivities at their home were 'magical'. He said every year she would run into his room to wake him up and as adults she rang at 5am every Christmas morning at their former family home just minutes from the church. 'I never looked forward to that early morning call but I know this year it will be very much missed,' he said. South Wales Police chief constable Peter Vaughan told the congregation and dozens who stood outside listening to a tannoy: 'She was a devoted police officer who was fearless in confronting evil. 'She was inspirational and passionate about people and was a terrific person blessed with physical and moral courage, small in stature but huge in character.' He described her as a 'mother hen' to her officers at Llanishen police station. Superintendent Alun Morgan said: 'Her children, Grant, Olivia and Lloyd, have suffered a loss that those so young should never have to endure. Louise loved her family and her family loved her.' The 41-year-old, who had a love for designer lables and lived her life to the full, was a worshipper at Christ Church where a huge congregation marked her life. Vicar Trystan Hughes said: 'We were privileged in this church to have known her well. She was an enthusiastic and loving member of the congregation here. 'We're privileged to call her and her family our friends. We know, like you, the joy and love that she brought to others. Now many of us are feeling that there's a hole left in our lives where Louise's smile and Louise's laughter used to brighten up our day. 'Today we come with great sadness but also with gratitude for the time we had with Louise and the joy she shared with us. It's fitting that many of you are wearing pink today, as the family asked - Louise would have loved that.' On the way to the crematorium after the service the cortege paused for a brief moment of silence outside the police station in Cardiff where she was a popular community officer before continuing on to a private service at Thornhill Crematorium. Speaking at the time of her death, her eldest son Grant, a police community support officer who gave a reading at today's service,said: 'Mum was the best there is and was simply amazing. I am absolutely well and truly gutted.' Grant said that he wanted to make his mother 'proud' and would help to raise Olive and Lloyd. He added: 'It's mad how my mum and I became much closer over the last couple of weeks and had it all planned out. On behalf of the family, we would like to thank all friends for their support.' Grief: Upset colleagues stand outside the service as they prepare to say goodbye to Sgt Louise Lucas, who was just 41 when she was killed . Decorated: Police of all ranks were at the service today after the tragic accident, which happened on a busy road in Swansea's city centre . Uniform: On the way to the crematorium following the service the cortege paused outside the police station in Cardiff where she worked . Honour: South Wales Chief Constable Peter Vaughan told the congregation Sgt Lucas was a 'devoted police officer who was fearless in confronting evil. She was inspirational and passionate about people and was a terrific person blessed with physical and moral courage' Tributes: Sgt Louise Lucas (left and right), who most recently served in the Llanishen area of Cardiff, was well known in the community .

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A policewoman from South Wales, Sergeant Louise Lucas, 41, was killed in a bus accident while trying to save her 8-year-old daughter Olivia from a path in Swansea. Sergeant Lucas was off-duty and on a shopping trip with her daughter when the bus struck them. Despite being inches from the bus, Sergeant Lucas managed to push her daughter to safety and took the full impact. She was rushed to the hospital, where doctors battled to save her, but she later died.

The police force in South Wales paid their respects to Sergeant Lucas at her funeral, with hundreds of officers lining the roads in a guard of honour. The

Sergeant Louise Lucas was shopping with her eight-year-old daughter, 8, in Swansea when she was struck by a bus .
Onlookers said mother-of-three pushed daughter Olivia out of the way, taking the full impact of collision and died .
Police of all ranks flocked to her funeral in Cyncoed, Cardiff, today while her hearse was flanked by police horses .
Her husband Gavin walked hand-in-hand into church with Olivia and son Lloyd, 7, to their mother's favourite song .


Prompt: Wasps will appeal against the three-week ban issued to Nathan Hughes, but their protest will not enable the back row to play in Sunday's Champions Cup quarter-final against Toulon. The club have said in a statement they will appeal on the grounds the incident that left Northampton wing George North unconscious and resulted in a red card for Hughes was an accident and no foul play had occurred. With the hearing scheduled to be held next Friday, it means Hughes can not be reprieved in time to face the reigning European champions in Toulon this weekend. Wasps are set to appeal the three-match ban handed to No 8 Nathan Hughes for knocking out George North . North was out cold on the pitch at Franklin's Gardens and had to be taken off on a stretcher . Hughes' knee collided with North's head as he crossed the line to score a try for Northampton . Hughes was given the suspension - to include three meaningful fixtures - after being found guilty of striking North in the 52-30 Aviva Premiership defeat at Franklin's Gardens on March 27. Commenting on the judgement made on Tuesday night, disciplinary officer Sir James Dingemans said: 'This was a three week ban on the basis that no intention was found. 'However, there was recklessness meaning that, notwithstanding the harm, it was a low entry point of four weeks with mitigation of one week to reflect his previous clean playing record.' Wales winger North suffered a third confirmed concussion in just four months against Wasps last Friday .

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Wasps will appeal against the three-week ban issued to Nathan Hughes, but their protest will not enable the back row to play in Sunday's Champions Cup quarter-final against Toulon. The club have said in a statement they will appeal on the grounds the incident that left Northampton wing George North unconscious and resulted in a red card for Hughes was an accident and no foul play had occurred. With the hearing scheduled to be held next Friday, it means Hughes can not be reprieved in time to face the reigning European champions in Toulon this weekend. Wasps are set to appeal the three-match ban handed to No 8 Nathan Hughes for knocking out George North . North was out cold on the pitch at Franklin's Gardens and had to be taken off on a stretcher . Hughes' knee collided with North's head as he crossed the line to score a try for Northampton . Hughes was given the suspension - to include three meaningful fixtures - after being found guilty of striking North in the 52-30 Aviva Premiership defeat at Franklin's Gardens on March 27. Commenting on the judgement made on Tuesday night, disciplinary officer Sir James Dingemans said: 'This was a three week ban on the basis that no intention was found. 'However, there was recklessness meaning that, notwithstanding the harm, it was a low entry point of four weeks with mitigation of one week to reflect his previous clean playing record.' Wales winger North suffered a third confirmed concussion in just four months against Wasps last Friday .

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Nathan Hughes, a Northampton wing, will appeal a three-week ban issued for knocking out George North during a match against Wasps. The ban, which includes three meaningful fixtures, cannot be avoided due to the hearing scheduled for next Friday. Hughes was given the suspension after being found guilty of striking North in a 52-30 Aviva Premiership defeat on March 27. North suffered a third confirmed concussion in just four months, and the club has stated that the incident was an accident and not intentional.

Wasps No 8 Nathan Hughes was given a three-match ban for a late challenge on George North which left the Northampton winger concussed .
The club will appeal the decision on the grounds that it was an accident .
As the hearing is scheduled to be held next Friday, it means Hughes will not be available for Wasps to face Toulon in the European Champions Cup .


Prompt: Police are investigating the theft of about $70,000 worth of bull semen from a farm in southern Minnesota. Mower  County Sheriff Terese Amazi said farmer Daniel Weness, of LeRoy, reported on Tuesday that a storage canister with vials of bull semen was taken from his unlocked barn. The canister was worth about $500, and the vials of semen were worth from $300 to $1,500 apiece. Scroll down for video . About $70,000 worth of bull semen was stolen from a farm in southern Minnesota sometime between April 1 and April 7 . The Semen, stolen from Daniel Weness's farm (pictured) was taken from an unlocked barn. A $500 canister held vials of semen worth between $300 and $1,500 each . The theft happened sometime between April 1 and 7. The man said the only time he and his hired hand were away from the farm was on Easter Sunday, according to the Austin Daily Herald. Police have no suspects. Chief Deputy Mark May said that there is a market for bull semen because it helps farmers on transportation costs of putting a bull and a cow in the same pen to breed. 'A lot of people purchase bid on it or purchase it instead of transporting their animals to and from a site,' he said. 'They can just purchase a vial of bull semen and inseminate their cow and I guess it's just more reliable that way.' Mark May, chief deputy of the Mower County Sheriff's Office said that there is a market for bull semen because it helps farmers reduce transportation costs of animals . Frozen semen can live for many years, often outliving the bull it originally came from, according to the Washington Post. 'A lot of farmers these days use artificial insemination to increase genetic diversity within their herds,' Linnay Yarger, an agriculture teacher at Austin High School told KAAL. 'The range in value depends on the bull it comes from,' she added. 'Some genetic qualities are more highly sought after than others, so the higher priced semen is coming from maybe an award winning bull or a quality that is sought after.' Welness said he has about 80 animals on his farm.

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Police are investigating the theft of about $70,000 worth of bull semen from a farm in southern Minnesota. Mower  County Sheriff Terese Amazi said farmer Daniel Weness, of LeRoy, reported on Tuesday that a storage canister with vials of bull semen was taken from his unlocked barn. The canister was worth about $500, and the vials of semen were worth from $300 to $1,500 apiece. Scroll down for video . About $70,000 worth of bull semen was stolen from a farm in southern Minnesota sometime between April 1 and April 7 . The Semen, stolen from Daniel Weness's farm (pictured) was taken from an unlocked barn. A $500 canister held vials of semen worth between $300 and $1,500 each . The theft happened sometime between April 1 and 7. The man said the only time he and his hired hand were away from the farm was on Easter Sunday, according to the Austin Daily Herald. Police have no suspects. Chief Deputy Mark May said that there is a market for bull semen because it helps farmers on transportation costs of putting a bull and a cow in the same pen to breed. 'A lot of people purchase bid on it or purchase it instead of transporting their animals to and from a site,' he said. 'They can just purchase a vial of bull semen and inseminate their cow and I guess it's just more reliable that way.' Mark May, chief deputy of the Mower County Sheriff's Office said that there is a market for bull semen because it helps farmers reduce transportation costs of animals . Frozen semen can live for many years, often outliving the bull it originally came from, according to the Washington Post. 'A lot of farmers these days use artificial insemination to increase genetic diversity within their herds,' Linnay Yarger, an agriculture teacher at Austin High School told KAAL. 'The range in value depends on the bull it comes from,' she added. 'Some genetic qualities are more highly sought after than others, so the higher priced semen is coming from maybe an award winning bull or a quality that is sought after.' Welness said he has about 80 animals on his farm.

[Assistant] A theft of $70,000 worth of bull semen was reported from a farm in southern Minnesota. The semen, valued between $300 and $1,500 per vial, was taken from an unlocked barn. The theft occurred between April 1 and April 7. The owner, Daniel Weness, said he was away from the farm on Easter Sunday. Police have no suspects and are investigating the incident. The market for bull semen is driven by its use in artificial insemination to reduce transportation costs for animals. Weness, who has 80 animals on his farm, said he values the semen due to its high quality and the

Daniel Weness reported on Tuesday that a storage canister with vials of bull semen had been taken from his farm .
The $500 canister held vials worth between $300 and $1,500 each .
Theft happened between April 1 and 7, and Weness was away on Easter .
There is a market for bull semen because it helps farmers on transportation costs of putting a bull and a cow in the same pen to breed .


Prompt: England have barely been in St Kitts a day but the early indications are they are ready to give Jonathan Trott the chance to reinvent himself as an international opener. Trott, England’s rock at No 3 for four years before his early return home from the 2013-14 Ashes series in Australia with a stress-related condition, was picked for this three-Test tour of the Caribbean after fighting his way back into contention. All the talk before the team’s departure may have been about Kevin Pietersen but the real focus of this tour is likely to fall on another South African-born batsman in Trott. Jonathan Trott during a nets session as he returned to the international scene and could be ready to play . The 33-year-old has been impressive in not only addressing the personal demons which led to his departure from Brisbane but also scoring the weight of runs needed to demand a recall. Alastair Cook knows the value an in-form Trott would bring to his side’s chances of recording a series win in the Caribbean that is vital not only for his own future as Test captain but that of coach Peter Moores, whose job security is at perilous levels. Cook admits England will not be totally sure if Trott can handle the mental demands of international cricket until he is pitched into the heat of battle again.But he is likely to be given the chance to re-establish himself in the team, this time as Cook’s opening partner, during the two warm-up matches against a St Kitts & Nevis Invitation XI this week. Test captain Alastair Cook feels the batsman is ready for international cricket return . Trott (left) and Cook train together during a batting session at Warner Park, Basseterre, St Kitts & Nevis . The first of those two-day encounters starts here tomorrow and if Trott can show the same form he displayed during the England Lions tour of South Africa earlier this year then he looks certain to see off the challenge of Yorkshire opener Adam Lyth and make his 50th Test appearance in Antigua a week tomorrow. ‘I am confident he can handle it,’ Cook said. ‘You don’t know 100 per cent until he’s put out in the environment. There are a lot of things about selection that are unknown until you’re put into the pressure cooker of international cricket and make no mistake, it’s a high-intensity environment. ‘But what we do know is he’s a quality player.’ The Warwickshire batsman has been in fine form for them and rightly deserved his call-up . Trott looks for a single during a training session at Warner Park, Basseterre, St Kitts & Nevis .

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England have barely been in St Kitts a day but the early indications are they are ready to give Jonathan Trott the chance to reinvent himself as an international opener. Trott, England’s rock at No 3 for four years before his early return home from the 2013-14 Ashes series in Australia with a stress-related condition, was picked for this three-Test tour of the Caribbean after fighting his way back into contention. All the talk before the team’s departure may have been about Kevin Pietersen but the real focus of this tour is likely to fall on another South African-born batsman in Trott. Jonathan Trott during a nets session as he returned to the international scene and could be ready to play . The 33-year-old has been impressive in not only addressing the personal demons which led to his departure from Brisbane but also scoring the weight of runs needed to demand a recall. Alastair Cook knows the value an in-form Trott would bring to his side’s chances of recording a series win in the Caribbean that is vital not only for his own future as Test captain but that of coach Peter Moores, whose job security is at perilous levels. Cook admits England will not be totally sure if Trott can handle the mental demands of international cricket until he is pitched into the heat of battle again.But he is likely to be given the chance to re-establish himself in the team, this time as Cook’s opening partner, during the two warm-up matches against a St Kitts & Nevis Invitation XI this week. Test captain Alastair Cook feels the batsman is ready for international cricket return . Trott (left) and Cook train together during a batting session at Warner Park, Basseterre, St Kitts & Nevis . The first of those two-day encounters starts here tomorrow and if Trott can show the same form he displayed during the England Lions tour of South Africa earlier this year then he looks certain to see off the challenge of Yorkshire opener Adam Lyth and make his 50th Test appearance in Antigua a week tomorrow. ‘I am confident he can handle it,’ Cook said. ‘You don’t know 100 per cent until he’s put out in the environment. There are a lot of things about selection that are unknown until you’re put into the pressure cooker of international cricket and make no mistake, it’s a high-intensity environment. ‘But what we do know is he’s a quality player.’ The Warwickshire batsman has been in fine form for them and rightly deserved his call-up . Trott looks for a single during a training session at Warner Park, Basseterre, St Kitts & Nevis .

[Assistant] England's Jonathan Trott is set to make his return to international cricket as an opener after a four-year hiatus. Trott, who was picked for the three-Test tour of the Caribbean, has been impressive in his comeback, scoring the weight of runs needed to demand a recall. England Test captain Alastair Cook believes Trott is ready for the challenge, citing his quality and form. Cook has given Trott the chance to re-establish himself as the team's opening partner in the two warm-up matches against a St Kitts & Nevis Invitation XI. Trott is likely to face Yorkshire opener Adam Lyth in the first of

Jonathan Trott will be given chance to reinvent himself as an opener .
Alastair Cook feels Trott is ready to return to the England squad .
The batsman has been impressive for his side Warwickshire .


Prompt: It's the ultimate treat for Benedict Cumberbatch fans and stands an imposing 6ft tall - just like the man himself. But shoppers at London's Westfield Stratford City shopping centre looked more than a little surprised to discover a chocolate sculpture of Benedict Cumberbatch in their midst. One lady was spotted cautiously approaching the edible artwork before quickly backing off, while another couldn't quite hide their smile of surprise. Scroll down for video . Finishing touches: The sculpture is readied for its big unveiling at Westfield Stratford City shopping centre . Oh dear: Reaction to the sculpture was mixed, with some shoppers bursting into laughter . Even less impressed was the shopper who stood stony-faced in front of the creation for several moments, while another burst into laughter as soon as she spotted it. It did, however, prove an immediate hit with a pair of police sniffer dogs who wagged their tails as they gave it a thorough sniffing down. The artwork, which has been given pride of place in the shopping mall's atrium, was commissioned by UKTV to mark celebrate its screening of the third series of Sherlock. It took a crew of eight people to complete the sculpture, which took over 250 man hours to create and weighs 40kg . Does it look like me?  Benedict Cumberbatch strikes a pose with James Corden during an Oscars party . Mixed reaction: A pair of police sniffer dogs loved the sculpture but shoppers looked baffled . Hilarious: A lady bursts into laughter after spotting the 6ft homage to Mr Cumberbatch . Not amused: A shopper looks thoroughly unimpressed as she contemplates the artwork . Luckily for Cumberbatch, who usually enjoys a considerably more complimentary response to projects he's involved in, the piece will only be in residence temporarily. The 38-year-old actor, who is currently expecting his first child with wife Sophie Hunter, 37, isn't the only famous face to have found himself the subject of an edible artwork. In the run up to the release of 50 Shades of Grey, bakers created not one but two 6ft gateaux paying homage to Jamie Dornan. One depicted the actor in the grey suit beloved of his 50 Shades character Christian Grey, while the other showed him topless and came complete with an edible six-pack. Award-winning: Both Jennifer Lawrence and her cake alter-ego have won awards . Homage: The cake, which triumphed at a show last November, was inspired by the Hunger Games . Actress Jennifer Lawrence has also been immortalised in cake, with baker Lara Clarke creating a sweet treat designed to resemble the 24-year-old's Hunger Games alter-ego, Katniss Everdeen. The confection, which was baked ahead of the release of Mockingjay Part One in November, met with the approval of Lawrence herself, who, when asked about it, said Ms Clarke was 'incredibly talented'. Other A-listers to get the culinary treatment include Kevin Bacon, whose likeness was made from bacon, and Taylor Swift who featured on a cake. The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge were turned into a tasty-looking pizza, while President Barack Obama had his likeness sculpted from butter. Immortalised: The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge have been turned into pizza in the past . ribute: Kevin Bacon has a bacon sculpture to his name while Jamie Dornan has been made into a cake .

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It's the ultimate treat for Benedict Cumberbatch fans and stands an imposing 6ft tall - just like the man himself. But shoppers at London's Westfield Stratford City shopping centre looked more than a little surprised to discover a chocolate sculpture of Benedict Cumberbatch in their midst. One lady was spotted cautiously approaching the edible artwork before quickly backing off, while another couldn't quite hide their smile of surprise. Scroll down for video . Finishing touches: The sculpture is readied for its big unveiling at Westfield Stratford City shopping centre . Oh dear: Reaction to the sculpture was mixed, with some shoppers bursting into laughter . Even less impressed was the shopper who stood stony-faced in front of the creation for several moments, while another burst into laughter as soon as she spotted it. It did, however, prove an immediate hit with a pair of police sniffer dogs who wagged their tails as they gave it a thorough sniffing down. The artwork, which has been given pride of place in the shopping mall's atrium, was commissioned by UKTV to mark celebrate its screening of the third series of Sherlock. It took a crew of eight people to complete the sculpture, which took over 250 man hours to create and weighs 40kg . Does it look like me?  Benedict Cumberbatch strikes a pose with James Corden during an Oscars party . Mixed reaction: A pair of police sniffer dogs loved the sculpture but shoppers looked baffled . Hilarious: A lady bursts into laughter after spotting the 6ft homage to Mr Cumberbatch . Not amused: A shopper looks thoroughly unimpressed as she contemplates the artwork . Luckily for Cumberbatch, who usually enjoys a considerably more complimentary response to projects he's involved in, the piece will only be in residence temporarily. The 38-year-old actor, who is currently expecting his first child with wife Sophie Hunter, 37, isn't the only famous face to have found himself the subject of an edible artwork. In the run up to the release of 50 Shades of Grey, bakers created not one but two 6ft gateaux paying homage to Jamie Dornan. One depicted the actor in the grey suit beloved of his 50 Shades character Christian Grey, while the other showed him topless and came complete with an edible six-pack. Award-winning: Both Jennifer Lawrence and her cake alter-ego have won awards . Homage: The cake, which triumphed at a show last November, was inspired by the Hunger Games . Actress Jennifer Lawrence has also been immortalised in cake, with baker Lara Clarke creating a sweet treat designed to resemble the 24-year-old's Hunger Games alter-ego, Katniss Everdeen. The confection, which was baked ahead of the release of Mockingjay Part One in November, met with the approval of Lawrence herself, who, when asked about it, said Ms Clarke was 'incredibly talented'. Other A-listers to get the culinary treatment include Kevin Bacon, whose likeness was made from bacon, and Taylor Swift who featured on a cake. The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge were turned into a tasty-looking pizza, while President Barack Obama had his likeness sculpted from butter. Immortalised: The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge have been turned into pizza in the past . ribute: Kevin Bacon has a bacon sculpture to his name while Jamie Dornan has been made into a cake .

[Assistant] A 6ft tall chocolate sculpture of Benedict Cumberbatch was unveiled at London's Westfield Stratford City shopping centre. The edible artwork, commissioned by UKTV to celebrate the third series of Sherlock, was met with a mixed reaction from shoppers. Some were surprised and amused by the tribute, while others looked baffled. The sculpture took over 250 hours to create and weighs 40kg. The piece will be on display for a temporary period. This is not the first time a famous face has been immortalized in edible art. Other celebrities, including Jennifer Lawrence, Kevin Bacon, and Taylor Swift, have also had their likenesses

A 6ft chocolate sculpture of Benedict Cumberbatch has been unveiled .
Toothsome statue has been placed inside a London shopping centre .
But shoppers reactions to the creations were decidedly unenthusiastic .
One woman glared at it while others just looked thoroughly baffled .
It did manage to win the approval of pair of police sniffer dogs .
It weighs 40kg and took eight people 250 man hours to create .
Other celebrities to get culinary tributes include Jennifer Lawrence .
Her 6ft cake won an award - and the 24-year-old's approval .
Actor Kevin Bacon has also been immortalised - in bacon .


Prompt: Humans may have been lighting fires since we lived in caves and dined on woolly mammoth, but now there’s 21st century way to create a flame. A new lighter uses electricity to ignite, and it’s claimed to be the first flameless gadget of its kind. The device, called the Illume ArcLighter, creates a ‘super high-intensity’ electrical arc and contains a rechargeable lithium-ion battery so users will never run out of fuel at a tricky moment again. A bright idea: A new lighter (pictured) uses electricity to ignite candles and paper for example, and it’s claimed to be the first flameless gadget of its kind . Its inventors, based in Edmonton, Canada, are raising money to put the lighter into production on Kickstarter and have almost doubled their goal. Instead of using a spark and fuel mechanism like traditional lighters, the Illume ArcLighter creates a ‘super high-intensity’ electrical arc between two ceramic electrodes. Flameless: Instead of using a spark and fuel mechanism like traditional lighters, the Illume ArcLighter creates a ‘super high-intensity’ electrical arc between two ceramic electrodes. Its inventors say it lights in any direction and is rechargeable, among other qualities shown above . Safer? Instead of using a spark and fuel mechanism like traditional lighters, the Illume ArcLighter creates a ‘super high-intensity’ electrical arc between two ceramic electrodes. This means there is no flare ups (pictured) like with matches or conventional lighters that can easily burn fingers . Illume ArcLighter replaces a traditional flame with a high intensity electric arc that focuses its energy at the tip. It doesn’t need to be refilled with fuel but is instead powered by a rechargeable lithium ion battery. 'Simply place the Illume ArcLighter on its dedicated USB powered charging dock and it will be ready for the next moment you need it,’ the company says. ‘When electricity jumps between the two conducting electrodes at the tip of the lighter, it produces what is known as an electric arc. ‘The air between these electrodes becomes ionised, creating the brilliant visual arc which produces the high heat.' ‘When electricity jumps between the two conducting electrodes at the tip of the lighter, it produces what is known as an electric arc,' the company explains. ‘The air between these electrodes becomes ionised, creating the brilliant visual arc which produces the high heat.’ While the arc may be smaller than an open flame, it is much hotter, so it lights wicks more quickly and can be used from any angle. The company says: ‘Unlike a regular lighter, there is no flame that can flare-up when positioned upside down. ‘You can freely use the Illume ArcLighter in any direction. Even completely vertically.' The lighter has flame-proof ceramic tips with a zinc alloy cover and a plastic body. It focuses its heat at the tip so it won’t leave sooty marks behind. Convenient: The device (pictured) has a built-in lithium ion battery and comes with a USB-powered dock (also shown) so it can be easily recharged. The lighter has flame-proof ceramic tips with a zinc alloy cover and a plastic body . The device has a built-in lithium ion battery and comes with a USB-powered dock so it can be easily recharged. The start-up shows the lighter being used to ignite candles, incense, gas stove tops and paper as long as the material fits between the electrodes. The device costs CAD$40 (£21 or US$32) via Kickstarter including the charger and cable. It's expected to ship in November. Durable: The device (pictured), called the Illume ArcLighter, contains a lithium-ion battery and can be recharged, meaning that users will never run out of fuel at a tricky moment again .

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Humans may have been lighting fires since we lived in caves and dined on woolly mammoth, but now there’s 21st century way to create a flame. A new lighter uses electricity to ignite, and it’s claimed to be the first flameless gadget of its kind. The device, called the Illume ArcLighter, creates a ‘super high-intensity’ electrical arc and contains a rechargeable lithium-ion battery so users will never run out of fuel at a tricky moment again. A bright idea: A new lighter (pictured) uses electricity to ignite candles and paper for example, and it’s claimed to be the first flameless gadget of its kind . Its inventors, based in Edmonton, Canada, are raising money to put the lighter into production on Kickstarter and have almost doubled their goal. Instead of using a spark and fuel mechanism like traditional lighters, the Illume ArcLighter creates a ‘super high-intensity’ electrical arc between two ceramic electrodes. Flameless: Instead of using a spark and fuel mechanism like traditional lighters, the Illume ArcLighter creates a ‘super high-intensity’ electrical arc between two ceramic electrodes. Its inventors say it lights in any direction and is rechargeable, among other qualities shown above . Safer? Instead of using a spark and fuel mechanism like traditional lighters, the Illume ArcLighter creates a ‘super high-intensity’ electrical arc between two ceramic electrodes. This means there is no flare ups (pictured) like with matches or conventional lighters that can easily burn fingers . Illume ArcLighter replaces a traditional flame with a high intensity electric arc that focuses its energy at the tip. It doesn’t need to be refilled with fuel but is instead powered by a rechargeable lithium ion battery. 'Simply place the Illume ArcLighter on its dedicated USB powered charging dock and it will be ready for the next moment you need it,’ the company says. ‘When electricity jumps between the two conducting electrodes at the tip of the lighter, it produces what is known as an electric arc. ‘The air between these electrodes becomes ionised, creating the brilliant visual arc which produces the high heat.' ‘When electricity jumps between the two conducting electrodes at the tip of the lighter, it produces what is known as an electric arc,' the company explains. ‘The air between these electrodes becomes ionised, creating the brilliant visual arc which produces the high heat.’ While the arc may be smaller than an open flame, it is much hotter, so it lights wicks more quickly and can be used from any angle. The company says: ‘Unlike a regular lighter, there is no flame that can flare-up when positioned upside down. ‘You can freely use the Illume ArcLighter in any direction. Even completely vertically.' The lighter has flame-proof ceramic tips with a zinc alloy cover and a plastic body. It focuses its heat at the tip so it won’t leave sooty marks behind. Convenient: The device (pictured) has a built-in lithium ion battery and comes with a USB-powered dock (also shown) so it can be easily recharged. The lighter has flame-proof ceramic tips with a zinc alloy cover and a plastic body . The device has a built-in lithium ion battery and comes with a USB-powered dock so it can be easily recharged. The start-up shows the lighter being used to ignite candles, incense, gas stove tops and paper as long as the material fits between the electrodes. The device costs CAD$40 (£21 or US$32) via Kickstarter including the charger and cable. It's expected to ship in November. Durable: The device (pictured), called the Illume ArcLighter, contains a lithium-ion battery and can be recharged, meaning that users will never run out of fuel at a tricky moment again .

[Assistant] A new, 21st-century lighter has been invented that uses electricity to ignite, making it a flameless gadget. The Illume ArcLighter, developed by Canadian inventors, creates a "super high-intensity" electrical arc between two ceramic electrodes, producing a bright, high-heat flame. This device is claimed to be the first of its kind and is designed to be safe, with no risk of flare-ups or burns. It features a rechargeable lithium-ion battery, a USB-powered charging dock, and flame-proof ceramic tips. The device can be used to light candles, incense, gas stove tops, and paper,

Illume ArcLighter creates a ‘super high-intensity’ electrical arc .
It uses electricity stored in a lithium ion battery instead of standard fuel .
Arc is smaller than an open flame, but is much hotter and doesn't flare up .
Device is available to pre-order via Kickstarter for CAD$40 (£21 or US$32)


Prompt: A young mother is desperately trying to raise money for an expensive cancer treatment which could buy her more time with her family. Louisa Steckenreuter, 35, a mother to two young children,  Darcy, 13, and  Tilda, 2, was diagnosed with Osteosarcoma, a rare form of cancer last year. Now to have a chance at accessing potentially life-saving treatment the woman from Dulwich Hill, in Sydney's inner-west, needs to raise $100,000. 'What we’re hoping is that it gives me longer to spend time with my kids and watch them grow up. And grow old with husband like we had planned' Louisa Steckenreuter is desperately trying to raise money for an expensive cancer treatment which could buy her more time with her family . 'I was diagnosed on the 23rd of June last year,' Ms Steckenreuter told Daily Mail Australia. 'I had pain my shoulder, I sort of regularly had muscle pain in my neck and shoulder anyway but then it just got incredibly intense and for a while they thought it was something called a shoulder impingement,' she continued. 'Then they did an x-ray and saw that the bone was very unhealthy and they did a biopsy and found out it was cancer.' Since then the mother-of-two has undergone eight rounds of intravenous chemotherapy, which while it helped also made her very unwell. 'My oncologist has recommended I try this new drug. It’s called Keytruda', Ms Steckenreuter said. It works differently to chemotherapy, which attacks all the cells in the system, even healthy ones. Ms Steckenreuter, 35, a mother to two young children, Darcy, 13, and Tilda, 2, was diagnosed with Osteosarcoma, a rare form of cancer last year . The mum-of-two was diagnosed after she went in for an x-ray on a sore shoulder . 'I was diagnosed on the 23rd of June last year,' Ms Steckenreuter told Daily Mail Australia . 'Whereas the Keytruda works with your body’s immune system and recognises the fact that the body’s immune system is able to fight the cancer cells if they realise the cells are bad,' Ms Steckenreuter explained. However the drawback is the medication costs $6000 a month, and is not subsidised on the Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme. It is usually used to treat patients with advanced melanomas. Since the diagnosis she has undergone eight rounds of intravenous chemotherapy, which while it helped also made her very unwell . Ms Steckenreuter turned to a new drug, Keytruda, to help fight off the deadly disease. Her doctors believe it may help her . Ms Steckenreuter said her oncologist, Professor David Thomas, said he believes the treatment might work for her, and others in a similar situation . 'The reason he thinks it will work is that sarcoma and melanoma cancer cells are built in a similar way and respond in a similar way,' she said. 'What we’re hoping is that it gives me longer to spend time with my kids and watch them grow up. 'And grow old with husband like we had planned,' Ms Steckenreuter said. 'The reason he thinks it will work is that sarcoma and melanoma cancer cells are built in a similar way and respond in a similar way,' she said . Louisa and her husband, Andre, were married in 2010 . The mother-of-two said at first she was hesitant to ask for donations, but by putting herself out there as the first Australian to try this drug for her type of cancer she might help others . The mother-of-two said at first she was hesitant to ask for donations, but by putting herself out there as the first Australian to try this drug for her type of cancer she might help others. 'I’m just a trial,' she said. 'It's not just for me, if they see it’s working in the first few months it means others can be treated with it.' Just before speaking to Daily Mail Australia on Sunday, an anonymous donor had pledged $10,000 to Ms Steckenreuter's cause. She broke down in tears when told about the donation, and vowed to find out who the generous person was so she could thank them. The Sydney woman isn't quite halfway to her $100,000 target and has so far raised $48,670, but needs more so she can try this drug which has a good chance of buying her more time. If you would like to donate to Louisa Steckenreuter's cause, visit her donation page here.

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A young mother is desperately trying to raise money for an expensive cancer treatment which could buy her more time with her family. Louisa Steckenreuter, 35, a mother to two young children,  Darcy, 13, and  Tilda, 2, was diagnosed with Osteosarcoma, a rare form of cancer last year. Now to have a chance at accessing potentially life-saving treatment the woman from Dulwich Hill, in Sydney's inner-west, needs to raise $100,000. 'What we’re hoping is that it gives me longer to spend time with my kids and watch them grow up. And grow old with husband like we had planned' Louisa Steckenreuter is desperately trying to raise money for an expensive cancer treatment which could buy her more time with her family . 'I was diagnosed on the 23rd of June last year,' Ms Steckenreuter told Daily Mail Australia. 'I had pain my shoulder, I sort of regularly had muscle pain in my neck and shoulder anyway but then it just got incredibly intense and for a while they thought it was something called a shoulder impingement,' she continued. 'Then they did an x-ray and saw that the bone was very unhealthy and they did a biopsy and found out it was cancer.' Since then the mother-of-two has undergone eight rounds of intravenous chemotherapy, which while it helped also made her very unwell. 'My oncologist has recommended I try this new drug. It’s called Keytruda', Ms Steckenreuter said. It works differently to chemotherapy, which attacks all the cells in the system, even healthy ones. Ms Steckenreuter, 35, a mother to two young children, Darcy, 13, and Tilda, 2, was diagnosed with Osteosarcoma, a rare form of cancer last year . The mum-of-two was diagnosed after she went in for an x-ray on a sore shoulder . 'I was diagnosed on the 23rd of June last year,' Ms Steckenreuter told Daily Mail Australia . 'Whereas the Keytruda works with your body’s immune system and recognises the fact that the body’s immune system is able to fight the cancer cells if they realise the cells are bad,' Ms Steckenreuter explained. However the drawback is the medication costs $6000 a month, and is not subsidised on the Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme. It is usually used to treat patients with advanced melanomas. Since the diagnosis she has undergone eight rounds of intravenous chemotherapy, which while it helped also made her very unwell . Ms Steckenreuter turned to a new drug, Keytruda, to help fight off the deadly disease. Her doctors believe it may help her . Ms Steckenreuter said her oncologist, Professor David Thomas, said he believes the treatment might work for her, and others in a similar situation . 'The reason he thinks it will work is that sarcoma and melanoma cancer cells are built in a similar way and respond in a similar way,' she said. 'What we’re hoping is that it gives me longer to spend time with my kids and watch them grow up. 'And grow old with husband like we had planned,' Ms Steckenreuter said. 'The reason he thinks it will work is that sarcoma and melanoma cancer cells are built in a similar way and respond in a similar way,' she said . Louisa and her husband, Andre, were married in 2010 . The mother-of-two said at first she was hesitant to ask for donations, but by putting herself out there as the first Australian to try this drug for her type of cancer she might help others . The mother-of-two said at first she was hesitant to ask for donations, but by putting herself out there as the first Australian to try this drug for her type of cancer she might help others. 'I’m just a trial,' she said. 'It's not just for me, if they see it’s working in the first few months it means others can be treated with it.' Just before speaking to Daily Mail Australia on Sunday, an anonymous donor had pledged $10,000 to Ms Steckenreuter's cause. She broke down in tears when told about the donation, and vowed to find out who the generous person was so she could thank them. The Sydney woman isn't quite halfway to her $100,000 target and has so far raised $48,670, but needs more so she can try this drug which has a good chance of buying her more time. If you would like to donate to Louisa Steckenreuter's cause, visit her donation page here.

[Assistant] A 35-year-old mother of two, Louisa Steckenreuter, from Sydney's inner-west, is desperately trying to raise $100,000 to access potentially life-saving treatment for her daughter, Darcy, who was diagnosed with Osteosarcoma, a rare form of cancer. Louisa, a mother of two, 13-year-old Darcy, and 2-year-old Tilda, underwent eight rounds of chemotherapy, which made her very unwell. Her oncologist, Professor David Thomas, believes that a new drug called Keytruda may help her, as it targets cancer cells in a similar way to chemotherapy

Louisa Steckenreuter was diagnosed with Osteosarcoma last June .
The mother-of-two, 35, is fundraising to access expensive treatment .
A drug called Keytruda could buy her more time with her husband and kids .
It costs $6000 a month and is not on the Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme .
Ms Steckenreuter would be the first Australian with her cancer to trial drug .


Prompt: The man who threw a banana peel at Dave Chappelle on Monday night denies he is racist, claiming it was 'just a joke'. Defending his actions, Christian Englander added that he threw another at a second black man just two days later - insisting that was also a joke. 'I'm sorry that my joke was misconstrued as a racial attack on Dave Chappelle,' the 30-year-old artist told The Albuquerque Journal. The second, he threw because the 'irony of this situation is too much to pass up'. Englander was arrested on suspicion of disorderly conduct and battery during Chapelle's show in New Mexico. On Thursday, he claims to have hurled another banana peel at a man who confronted him about the first attack outside a Santa Fe bar. Scroll down for video . Struck again: Christian Englander, 30, has thrown a banana peel at a black man for the second time in one week. He was arrested on Monday for hurling one at Dave Chappelle. On Thursday he struck again at a bar . Not amused: Santa Fe police say a man tossed a banana peel at Dave Chappelle during a show in New Mexico Monday, hitting in the comedian in the leg. Here Chappelle performs last summer . Chappelle was performing a comedy routine at the Lensic theater in Santa Fe when a banana peel struck him . According to Englander, his first attack came after Chappelle mocked his friend's name 'Johnny Appleseed'. Police said the 30-year-old, from Santa Fe, appeared to be drunk as he sat near the stage. According to TMZ, Englander thought Chappelle's quips were racist, so he decided to throw the peel, which he had in his pocket. He had allegedly eaten the banana at a convenience store before the show, and washed it down with a shot of the alcoholic beverage 99 Bananas. After the attack, he was escorted out of the venue. On Thursday, he became embroiled in a fight with a man called Jay Wills, Oregon Live reports. Wills was allegedly upset about Englander's attack on Chappelle, and the two engaged in a heated argument, which was not reported to the police. Englander has not been charged with the reported attack. Racial attack: Chappelle told police Englander did not seem remorseful, and he believed the banana attack was racially motivated . Englander was in jail Tuesday, and Dobyns said she didn't know whether he has an attorney to speak on his behalf. Chappelle has had his share of run-ins with audience members in the past. Fueled up: Englander said he ate the banana and washed it down with a shot of 99 Bananas liquor before the show . In a 2013 gig in Hartford, Connecticut, Chappelle shut down his act after 10 minutes because of heckling. Known for his sharp commentary on race relations in America, Chappelle has gradually resumed his stand-up career in the past two years, making a long-awaited return after abruptly abandoning a popular Comedy Central show in 2005. Court documents indicate that following his arrest Monday night, Christian Englander 'appeared unapologetic and made several statements that appeared to be racially motivated.’ A criminal complaint cited by the Albuquerque Journal states that while smiling and laughing, Englander said: 'maybe I should have handed you [Chappelle] the banana instead.' Chappelle told police it seemed that his attacker was not remorseful and that the banana toss was 'racially motivated,' according to the complaint. The 41-year-old comedian indicated that he wanted to press charges against Englander. Once Englander was removed from the venue, Chappelle resumed his routine but spent the remainer of his set harping on the fruit fracas. ‘First I'm going to kill him with my comedy then I'm going to kick him in his f***ing face,’ he said, according to an audio recording made by an audience member and shared online. ‘By the way, these are empty threats.’ He later expressed a desire to hurl a tuna casserole in his assailant's face and to choke the life out of him - but noted that he wouldn't do it because it's against the law. The famed comedian took issue with the fact that the fruit hurled at him was not even fresh and marveled at the fact that someone would carry a banana peel in their pocket. ‘Why didn't he throw a good banana at me? Just the brown peel? Where's the rest of it? I am actually offended by the poor quality of the banana. It was brown, man,’ he was quoted as saying by the news blog NewsCastic. But the pugnacious performer said he was not surprised that it happened to him. ‘I wish I could be, “I can't believe this is happening,” but in all honestly, I've been expecting that banana for many years,’ Chappelle told the crowd. ‘I just didn't know tonight was going to be the night.' The former Comedy Central star also used the incident to gently rib the popular comedy duo Key and Peele, who currently have a sketch show on the cable network. ‘Key and Peele probably did that s***,’ he joked, referring to the banana throw. ‘Key and Banana Peel.’ Chappelle is expected to carry on his comedy tour, performing a show in El Paso, Texas, Tuesday night. Not impressed: The famed comedian took issue with the fact that the fruit hurled at him was not even fresh .

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The man who threw a banana peel at Dave Chappelle on Monday night denies he is racist, claiming it was 'just a joke'. Defending his actions, Christian Englander added that he threw another at a second black man just two days later - insisting that was also a joke. 'I'm sorry that my joke was misconstrued as a racial attack on Dave Chappelle,' the 30-year-old artist told The Albuquerque Journal. The second, he threw because the 'irony of this situation is too much to pass up'. Englander was arrested on suspicion of disorderly conduct and battery during Chapelle's show in New Mexico. On Thursday, he claims to have hurled another banana peel at a man who confronted him about the first attack outside a Santa Fe bar. Scroll down for video . Struck again: Christian Englander, 30, has thrown a banana peel at a black man for the second time in one week. He was arrested on Monday for hurling one at Dave Chappelle. On Thursday he struck again at a bar . Not amused: Santa Fe police say a man tossed a banana peel at Dave Chappelle during a show in New Mexico Monday, hitting in the comedian in the leg. Here Chappelle performs last summer . Chappelle was performing a comedy routine at the Lensic theater in Santa Fe when a banana peel struck him . According to Englander, his first attack came after Chappelle mocked his friend's name 'Johnny Appleseed'. Police said the 30-year-old, from Santa Fe, appeared to be drunk as he sat near the stage. According to TMZ, Englander thought Chappelle's quips were racist, so he decided to throw the peel, which he had in his pocket. He had allegedly eaten the banana at a convenience store before the show, and washed it down with a shot of the alcoholic beverage 99 Bananas. After the attack, he was escorted out of the venue. On Thursday, he became embroiled in a fight with a man called Jay Wills, Oregon Live reports. Wills was allegedly upset about Englander's attack on Chappelle, and the two engaged in a heated argument, which was not reported to the police. Englander has not been charged with the reported attack. Racial attack: Chappelle told police Englander did not seem remorseful, and he believed the banana attack was racially motivated . Englander was in jail Tuesday, and Dobyns said she didn't know whether he has an attorney to speak on his behalf. Chappelle has had his share of run-ins with audience members in the past. Fueled up: Englander said he ate the banana and washed it down with a shot of 99 Bananas liquor before the show . In a 2013 gig in Hartford, Connecticut, Chappelle shut down his act after 10 minutes because of heckling. Known for his sharp commentary on race relations in America, Chappelle has gradually resumed his stand-up career in the past two years, making a long-awaited return after abruptly abandoning a popular Comedy Central show in 2005. Court documents indicate that following his arrest Monday night, Christian Englander 'appeared unapologetic and made several statements that appeared to be racially motivated.’ A criminal complaint cited by the Albuquerque Journal states that while smiling and laughing, Englander said: 'maybe I should have handed you [Chappelle] the banana instead.' Chappelle told police it seemed that his attacker was not remorseful and that the banana toss was 'racially motivated,' according to the complaint. The 41-year-old comedian indicated that he wanted to press charges against Englander. Once Englander was removed from the venue, Chappelle resumed his routine but spent the remainer of his set harping on the fruit fracas. ‘First I'm going to kill him with my comedy then I'm going to kick him in his f***ing face,’ he said, according to an audio recording made by an audience member and shared online. ‘By the way, these are empty threats.’ He later expressed a desire to hurl a tuna casserole in his assailant's face and to choke the life out of him - but noted that he wouldn't do it because it's against the law. The famed comedian took issue with the fact that the fruit hurled at him was not even fresh and marveled at the fact that someone would carry a banana peel in their pocket. ‘Why didn't he throw a good banana at me? Just the brown peel? Where's the rest of it? I am actually offended by the poor quality of the banana. It was brown, man,’ he was quoted as saying by the news blog NewsCastic. But the pugnacious performer said he was not surprised that it happened to him. ‘I wish I could be, “I can't believe this is happening,” but in all honestly, I've been expecting that banana for many years,’ Chappelle told the crowd. ‘I just didn't know tonight was going to be the night.' The former Comedy Central star also used the incident to gently rib the popular comedy duo Key and Peele, who currently have a sketch show on the cable network. ‘Key and Peele probably did that s***,’ he joked, referring to the banana throw. ‘Key and Banana Peel.’ Chappelle is expected to carry on his comedy tour, performing a show in El Paso, Texas, Tuesday night. Not impressed: The famed comedian took issue with the fact that the fruit hurled at him was not even fresh .

[Assistant] A 30-year-old man, Christian Englander, threw a banana peel at comedian Dave Chappelle during a show in New Mexico on Monday night. Englander claimed it was a joke, but Chappelle has stated that the attack was racially motivated. Englander was arrested and charged with disorderly conduct and battery. He had allegedly eaten the banana before the show and washed it down with a shot of liquor. Englander's first attack occurred after Chappelle mocked his friend's name "Johnny Appleseed." Englander has since thrown another banana peel at a black man, claiming it was also a joke. The incident has sparked

Christian Englander, 30, threw a banana peel at Chappelle, 41, during show at Lensic theater in Santa Fe on Monday .
On Thursday, he threw another peel at a man upset by first attack .
Claims it was a 'joke' because 'the irony was too much to pass up'
Insists the attack on Chappelle was not racially motivated .
He had eaten the fruit before the show, washed it down with a shot of 99 Bananas liquor, left the peel in his pocket .


Prompt: George Osborne's economic record will come under fresh scrutiny with data expected to show growth slowed at the start of 2015. Experts predict that the economy will have grown by 0.5 per cent in the first three months of the year, down from 0.9 per cent in the same period in 2014. The Tories have stepped up their warnings about the risk to the economy, warning Britain is 'staring down the barrel' of higher taxes and regulations for businesses if Labour wins the election. Experts predict that the economy will have grown by 0.5 per cent in the first three months of the year, down from 0.9 per cent in the same period in 2014 . The latest growth figures will be released by the Office for National Statistics (ONS) tomorrow morning, just nine days before voters go to the polls. Latest figures showed that the economy grew by 2.8 per cent in the whole of 2014, its strongest pace since 2006. It confirmed the UK as the fastest growing of the G7 major advanced economies last year. But since then official monthly figures have shown a dismal start to 2015 for much of the economy. Industrial production had a flat first couple of months while construction contracted in both January and February, according to the ONS. Separate figures today showed that factory output slowed to its weakest level in more than two years in the three months to April, held back by sluggish export orders. The CBI Industrial Trends survey said the strong pound and eurozone uncertainty helped drag down total output volumes to the lowest level since January 2013. Overall, total orders in the period moved from a balance of zero to plus one, lifted by domestic orders which rose modestly. However, economists had forecast a bigger rise. Chancellor George Osborne today visited George Bence and Sons, a construction supply firm in Cheltenham, Gloucester where he met company worker Alan Phillips . Mr Osborne also saw paint being mixed at the company, as he warned against a change in economic direction . Mr Osborne said small firms want him to 'finish the job and warn against a change which is far too risky and would undo all the good work of the last five years' The Tories were boosted today by a letter signed by 5,000 small businesses backing their economic plan. Mr Osborne said the firms 'say we need to finish the job and warn against a change which is far too risky and would undo all the good work of the last five years'. Campaigning in the South West, he said: 'We'll introduce law to ensure no one working 30 hours on the Minimum Wage pays any Income Tax at all, benefiting over 2.5million people in the South West.' The Chancellor promised his first Budget would set out increased funding for the NHS and 'protect incomes for pensioners with the triple lock'. Tory leader David Cameron today cast the Conservatives as the party of 'the small businesses, the entrepreneurs, the techies, the roof tilers, the retailers, the plumbers, the builders' and said a Tory Government would continue delivering the 'pro-business environment' which small companies want, which would be at risk if Ed Miliband wins on May 7. Unveiling the Tories' small business manifesto in London, Mr Cameron warned: 'Labour think they know how to spend your money better than you do. They will put up your taxes. Labour think they know how to run your businesses better than you do. They will put up your regulations. 'You know what they call you? They say business is a predator. This is not some Arnold Schwarzenegger movie. This is what we are staring down the barrel of in 10 days' time if we don't get out there and fight for jobs and fight for enterprise and fight for our economy, and that's what we are going to do.' He added: "If you think I'm going to roll over in the next 10 days and let Ed Miliband and Alex Salmond wreck that, you've got another think coming. We have got a fight on our hands and I am going to win that fight. It's a battle for the backbone of Britain, that's what this election is about." If tomorrow's figures show lower levels of growth it is likely that interest rates will remain at their record low for even longer. In an impassioned speech to activists in London today, David Cameron insisted he was 'pumped up' for the election battle . The jacketless PM used a deliberate display of anger to prove that he is 'pumped up', as activists and owners of small businesses gathered around him at the Institute of Chartered Accountants in London . The Bank of England is unlikely to increase the cost of borrowing until next year for fear of hampering the recovery. Scotiabank's Alan Clarke said he was pessimistic on growth, expecting it to decelerate to 0.4 per cent for the first quarter, adding that he 'wouldn't rule out an even lower number'. But he said the second quarter should be much stronger. Vicky Redwood of Capital Economics said: 'The first estimate of GDP seems likely to show that the recovery slowed in Q1 and may therefore put the coalition parties on the back foot just nine days before the General Election. 'Nonetheless, we doubt that the recovery is on the cusp of a slowdown. Households' incomes are on track for their strongest growth since 2006 this year. 'Meanwhile, borrowing costs are falling and monetary stimulus appears to have revived the eurozone economy.' Howard Archer of IHS Global Insight said he expected a slowdown to 0.5%, saying it would be 'very unwelcome' for coalition parties 'hoping that many undecided voters will ultimately decide to vote for them due to their management of the economy'. 'However, we believe growth prospects are still decent for the UK economy as long as there is not prolonged political uncertainty following the General Election. 'The fundamentals look particularly promising for consumer spending. 'Extended low oil prices and generally limited input prices should boost companies' margins and be supportive to business investment along with a generally healthy economic environment and improved profitability.' A new survey by Lord Ashcroft had the Tories on 36 per cent, with Labour trailing on 30 per cent, Ukip on 11 per cent and the Lib Dems on 9 per cent . The Tories could be six points ahead of Labour, or three points behind, depending on which opinion poll to believe. The latest batch of surveys agree on only one thing: the result is probably too close to call. David Cameron's day will have been brightened by a six-point lead in a survey by Lord Ashcroft. The Tories are on 36 per cent, with Labour trailing on 30 per cent, Ukip on 11 per cent and the Lib Dems on 9 per cent. Another poll by ICM for the Guardian also gave Mr Cameron's party a lead, but of only three points lead on 35 per cent to 32 per cent for Labour. However, the Sun's YouGov poll had Labour in the lead on 34 per cent to the Tories' 33 per cent, indicating that the battle for No 10 remains agonisingly close for the party leaders. Labour enjoyed a three-point lead in a Populus poll, on 36 per cent (up one point) to the Conservatives' 33 per cent (up one). North of the border, a TNS poll found Scottish National Party support continuing to surge to 54 per cent, almost two-and-a-half times Labour's 22 per cent.

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George Osborne's economic record will come under fresh scrutiny with data expected to show growth slowed at the start of 2015. Experts predict that the economy will have grown by 0.5 per cent in the first three months of the year, down from 0.9 per cent in the same period in 2014. The Tories have stepped up their warnings about the risk to the economy, warning Britain is 'staring down the barrel' of higher taxes and regulations for businesses if Labour wins the election. Experts predict that the economy will have grown by 0.5 per cent in the first three months of the year, down from 0.9 per cent in the same period in 2014 . The latest growth figures will be released by the Office for National Statistics (ONS) tomorrow morning, just nine days before voters go to the polls. Latest figures showed that the economy grew by 2.8 per cent in the whole of 2014, its strongest pace since 2006. It confirmed the UK as the fastest growing of the G7 major advanced economies last year. But since then official monthly figures have shown a dismal start to 2015 for much of the economy. Industrial production had a flat first couple of months while construction contracted in both January and February, according to the ONS. Separate figures today showed that factory output slowed to its weakest level in more than two years in the three months to April, held back by sluggish export orders. The CBI Industrial Trends survey said the strong pound and eurozone uncertainty helped drag down total output volumes to the lowest level since January 2013. Overall, total orders in the period moved from a balance of zero to plus one, lifted by domestic orders which rose modestly. However, economists had forecast a bigger rise. Chancellor George Osborne today visited George Bence and Sons, a construction supply firm in Cheltenham, Gloucester where he met company worker Alan Phillips . Mr Osborne also saw paint being mixed at the company, as he warned against a change in economic direction . Mr Osborne said small firms want him to 'finish the job and warn against a change which is far too risky and would undo all the good work of the last five years' The Tories were boosted today by a letter signed by 5,000 small businesses backing their economic plan. Mr Osborne said the firms 'say we need to finish the job and warn against a change which is far too risky and would undo all the good work of the last five years'. Campaigning in the South West, he said: 'We'll introduce law to ensure no one working 30 hours on the Minimum Wage pays any Income Tax at all, benefiting over 2.5million people in the South West.' The Chancellor promised his first Budget would set out increased funding for the NHS and 'protect incomes for pensioners with the triple lock'. Tory leader David Cameron today cast the Conservatives as the party of 'the small businesses, the entrepreneurs, the techies, the roof tilers, the retailers, the plumbers, the builders' and said a Tory Government would continue delivering the 'pro-business environment' which small companies want, which would be at risk if Ed Miliband wins on May 7. Unveiling the Tories' small business manifesto in London, Mr Cameron warned: 'Labour think they know how to spend your money better than you do. They will put up your taxes. Labour think they know how to run your businesses better than you do. They will put up your regulations. 'You know what they call you? They say business is a predator. This is not some Arnold Schwarzenegger movie. This is what we are staring down the barrel of in 10 days' time if we don't get out there and fight for jobs and fight for enterprise and fight for our economy, and that's what we are going to do.' He added: "If you think I'm going to roll over in the next 10 days and let Ed Miliband and Alex Salmond wreck that, you've got another think coming. We have got a fight on our hands and I am going to win that fight. It's a battle for the backbone of Britain, that's what this election is about." If tomorrow's figures show lower levels of growth it is likely that interest rates will remain at their record low for even longer. In an impassioned speech to activists in London today, David Cameron insisted he was 'pumped up' for the election battle . The jacketless PM used a deliberate display of anger to prove that he is 'pumped up', as activists and owners of small businesses gathered around him at the Institute of Chartered Accountants in London . The Bank of England is unlikely to increase the cost of borrowing until next year for fear of hampering the recovery. Scotiabank's Alan Clarke said he was pessimistic on growth, expecting it to decelerate to 0.4 per cent for the first quarter, adding that he 'wouldn't rule out an even lower number'. But he said the second quarter should be much stronger. Vicky Redwood of Capital Economics said: 'The first estimate of GDP seems likely to show that the recovery slowed in Q1 and may therefore put the coalition parties on the back foot just nine days before the General Election. 'Nonetheless, we doubt that the recovery is on the cusp of a slowdown. Households' incomes are on track for their strongest growth since 2006 this year. 'Meanwhile, borrowing costs are falling and monetary stimulus appears to have revived the eurozone economy.' Howard Archer of IHS Global Insight said he expected a slowdown to 0.5%, saying it would be 'very unwelcome' for coalition parties 'hoping that many undecided voters will ultimately decide to vote for them due to their management of the economy'. 'However, we believe growth prospects are still decent for the UK economy as long as there is not prolonged political uncertainty following the General Election. 'The fundamentals look particularly promising for consumer spending. 'Extended low oil prices and generally limited input prices should boost companies' margins and be supportive to business investment along with a generally healthy economic environment and improved profitability.' A new survey by Lord Ashcroft had the Tories on 36 per cent, with Labour trailing on 30 per cent, Ukip on 11 per cent and the Lib Dems on 9 per cent . The Tories could be six points ahead of Labour, or three points behind, depending on which opinion poll to believe. The latest batch of surveys agree on only one thing: the result is probably too close to call. David Cameron's day will have been brightened by a six-point lead in a survey by Lord Ashcroft. The Tories are on 36 per cent, with Labour trailing on 30 per cent, Ukip on 11 per cent and the Lib Dems on 9 per cent. Another poll by ICM for the Guardian also gave Mr Cameron's party a lead, but of only three points lead on 35 per cent to 32 per cent for Labour. However, the Sun's YouGov poll had Labour in the lead on 34 per cent to the Tories' 33 per cent, indicating that the battle for No 10 remains agonisingly close for the party leaders. Labour enjoyed a three-point lead in a Populus poll, on 36 per cent (up one point) to the Conservatives' 33 per cent (up one). North of the border, a TNS poll found Scottish National Party support continuing to surge to 54 per cent, almost two-and-a-half times Labour's 22 per cent.

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The article discusses the UK's economic growth, which is expected to slow down at the start of 2015. According to data from the Office for National Statistics (ONS), the UK's economy grew by 2.8% in 2014, its strongest pace since 2006. However, the latest growth figures show a dismal start to 2015, with industrial production flat and construction contracting in January and February.

Experts predict that the economy will have grown by 0.5% in the first three months of 2015, down from 0.9% in the same period in 2014. The slowdown

Office for National Statistics to release growth data for first quarter of 2015 .
Experts expect growth to be 0.5%, down from 0.9% in same period in 2014 .
Chancellor George Osborne boasts that firms back his economic plan .


Prompt: Real Madrid goalkeeper Iker Casillas showed his softer side by comforting a young fan who was hit by a wayward shot during his side's emphatic 9-1 win over Granada. Casillas handed the supporter his Real Madrid shirt during the half-time interval after previously making sure the injured fan was OK. The veteran custodian alerted the attention of stewards and medical staff shortly after the incident before going over to see the spectator at the break. Real Madrid goalkeeper Iker Casillas looks concerned after seeing a young fan get struck by a ball . Stewards and fans rush to the attention of Casillas following the incident at the Santiago Bernabeu . Casillas' kind gesture came during one of the easiest 90 minutes he has had during his prestigious career in the Spanish capital. La Liga giants Real Madrid eased to a 9-1 victory against relegation candidates Granada to pile pressure on league leaders Barcelona. Real Madrid's impressive front three all managed to get on the scoresheet as Cristiano Ronaldo scored five and Karim Benzema netted a brace following Gareth Bale's opener. The young fan looked delighted to have been handed Casillas' No 1 shirt during the interval . The Real Madrid fan grins after receiving Casillas' goalkeeper shirt at the half-time break of his side's 9-1 win .

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Real Madrid goalkeeper Iker Casillas showed his softer side by comforting a young fan who was hit by a wayward shot during his side's emphatic 9-1 win over Granada. Casillas handed the supporter his Real Madrid shirt during the half-time interval after previously making sure the injured fan was OK. The veteran custodian alerted the attention of stewards and medical staff shortly after the incident before going over to see the spectator at the break. Real Madrid goalkeeper Iker Casillas looks concerned after seeing a young fan get struck by a ball . Stewards and fans rush to the attention of Casillas following the incident at the Santiago Bernabeu . Casillas' kind gesture came during one of the easiest 90 minutes he has had during his prestigious career in the Spanish capital. La Liga giants Real Madrid eased to a 9-1 victory against relegation candidates Granada to pile pressure on league leaders Barcelona. Real Madrid's impressive front three all managed to get on the scoresheet as Cristiano Ronaldo scored five and Karim Benzema netted a brace following Gareth Bale's opener. The young fan looked delighted to have been handed Casillas' No 1 shirt during the interval . The Real Madrid fan grins after receiving Casillas' goalkeeper shirt at the half-time break of his side's 9-1 win .

[Assistant] Real Madrid goalkeeper Iker Casillas showed kindness and compassion by comforting a young fan who was hit by a wayward shot during his team's 9-1 win over Granada. The incident occurred during the half-time interval, and Casillas alerted stewards and medical staff, who then rushed to the fan's attention. Casillas handed the fan his Real Madrid goalkeeper shirt, which the fan was delighted to receive. This heartwarming gesture came during one of the easiest 90 minutes of Casillas' career, as Real Madrid secured a comfortable victory.

Iker Casillas consoled a young fan who was struck during La Liga match .
The Real Madrid supporter was handed Casillas' shirt during the interval .
Real Madrid hit nine past Granada at the Santiago Bernabeu .


Prompt: Real Madrid midfielder James Rodriguez is 'worth his weight in gold' after settling in seamlessly at the Bernabeu this season. That's the view of Spanish newspaper Marca, who focus on the impressive form of the Colombian star since his £60million move from Monaco last summer. According to the Madrid-based publication, Los Blancos have won 80 per cent of their games when Rodriguez is in the side compared to just 58 per cent when he's been missing. Marca (left) say that James Rodriguez is 'worth his weight in gold' as AS focus on Cristiano Ronaldo's appeal . The 23-year-old is also described as 'the jewel in Real Madrid's crown' and praised for his influence in the No 10 role after scoring 13 goals and laying on 12 more for his team-mates so far this season. But his biggest triumph - according to Marca - is how he has lived up to his enormous price-tag, becoming a firm fan favourite for Carlo Ancelotti's side. Elsewhere in Spain, AS focus on Real's appeal against Cristiano Ronaldo's yellow card for diving in Wednesday's 2-0 win against Rayo Vallecano. They say that La Liga's competition and appeals committee will meet on Friday to decide whether or not the Portuguese superstar will be allowed to face Eibar this weekend. Over to Italy, where La Gazzetta dello Sport lead on Roberto Mancini's plans for a summer revolution at Inter Milan. La Gazzetta dello Sport reveal Roberto Mancini's targets as Tuttosport have an interview with Alvaro Morata . The paper claim that the former Manchester City boss hopes to sign eight quality players from a list of 21 candidates. Among Mancini's list are Premier League stars Yaya Toure, Filipe Luis and Lucas Leiva, while Barcelona's Pedro and Palermo forward Paulo Dybala are also mentioned. Tuttosport have an exclusive interview with Juventus striker Alvaro Morata, who says he is not interested in a return to former club Real Madrid. The Spanish international also insists that his side must believe in themselves in the Champions League, even comparing Juve to last season's unfancied runners-up Atletico Madrid.

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Real Madrid midfielder James Rodriguez is 'worth his weight in gold' after settling in seamlessly at the Bernabeu this season. That's the view of Spanish newspaper Marca, who focus on the impressive form of the Colombian star since his £60million move from Monaco last summer. According to the Madrid-based publication, Los Blancos have won 80 per cent of their games when Rodriguez is in the side compared to just 58 per cent when he's been missing. Marca (left) say that James Rodriguez is 'worth his weight in gold' as AS focus on Cristiano Ronaldo's appeal . The 23-year-old is also described as 'the jewel in Real Madrid's crown' and praised for his influence in the No 10 role after scoring 13 goals and laying on 12 more for his team-mates so far this season. But his biggest triumph - according to Marca - is how he has lived up to his enormous price-tag, becoming a firm fan favourite for Carlo Ancelotti's side. Elsewhere in Spain, AS focus on Real's appeal against Cristiano Ronaldo's yellow card for diving in Wednesday's 2-0 win against Rayo Vallecano. They say that La Liga's competition and appeals committee will meet on Friday to decide whether or not the Portuguese superstar will be allowed to face Eibar this weekend. Over to Italy, where La Gazzetta dello Sport lead on Roberto Mancini's plans for a summer revolution at Inter Milan. La Gazzetta dello Sport reveal Roberto Mancini's targets as Tuttosport have an interview with Alvaro Morata . The paper claim that the former Manchester City boss hopes to sign eight quality players from a list of 21 candidates. Among Mancini's list are Premier League stars Yaya Toure, Filipe Luis and Lucas Leiva, while Barcelona's Pedro and Palermo forward Paulo Dybala are also mentioned. Tuttosport have an exclusive interview with Juventus striker Alvaro Morata, who says he is not interested in a return to former club Real Madrid. The Spanish international also insists that his side must believe in themselves in the Champions League, even comparing Juve to last season's unfancied runners-up Atletico Madrid.

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Real Madrid midfielder James Rodriguez is thriving at the Bernabeu, with Marca calling him "worth his weight in gold". The Colombian star has helped the team win 80% of games when he's in the side, and is praised for his influence in the No 10 role. Rodriguez is also a fan favourite for Carlo Ancelotti's side, and has become a key player in the team's success. In other news, AS focus on Real's appeal against Cristiano Ronaldo's yellow card, and La Gazzetta dello Sport report on Roberto Mancini's plans for a summer

Spanish newspaper Marca have praised Real Madrid's James Rodriguez .
The Colombian has impressed since joining from Monaco last summer .
Roberto Mancini wants to sign eight 'quality' players for Inter Milan .
Yaya Toure, Filipe Luis and Lucas Leiva among Mancini's targets .
Juventus striker Alvaro Morata claims he is not interested in joining Real .


Prompt: Victoria's Secret Angel Alessandra Ambrosio is recovering at a hospital in Los Angeles following a 'medical procedure' for 'constant headaches', Daily Mail Online can reveal. The Brazilian supermodel – seen partying at the Coachella festival in California on Sunday - underwent the procedure on Tuesday. She is currently being monitored at UCLA Hospital in Westwood, Los Angeles. SCROLL DOWN FOR VIDEO . Emergency: Alessandra  Ambrosio was treated at the Ronald Reagan center of UCLA hospital in Los Angeles. She had seemed in perfect health at the Coachella festival in California on Sunday but was suffering 'constant headaches' Expertise: The Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center is renowned for its high-quality care . Family: Alessandra Ambrosio was with her fiance Jamie Mazur, at Coachella, when they were photographed together on Sunday night attending an afterparty . Party spirit: Alessandra Ambrosio had enjoyed the atmosphere at Coachella festival and shown no symptoms of being unwell but had booked the appointment two weeks ago, a friend told Daily Mail Online . Ambrosio is undergoing treatment at the Ronald Reagan Medical Center. A friend said she had been suffering what she described as 'constant headaches' and had made the appointment two weeks ago. 'I have spoken to her team, her manager and everyone that went with her for her medical procedure and they say she is fine,' the friend said. A spokesperson for the supermodel confirmed to Daily Mail Online that Ambrosio, 34, was currently in hospital. The spokesperson said: 'Alessandro Ambrosio went to a doctor today for a scheduled medical visit and is currently in good health.' The spokesperson said he could not comment further on Ambrosio's condition. Ambrosio's medical drama came after she was seen partying at the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival in California at the weekend. The super slim Brazilian beauty spent hours at the gala with other supermodels, including Kendall Jenner. She kept her fans updated by posting dozens of photos of her and her friends at Empire Polo Club in Indio, California. On Instagram she wrote of the festival: 'What a wonderful world.' Among the acts performing on Sunday were Vance Joy, Marina and the Diamonds, Jenny Lewis, and St. Vincent. Ambrosio has two children - son Noah, three, and daughter Anja, seven - with her fiance, California businessman Jamie Mazur. Company: Alessandra was joined by her a group of friends as they walked around the festival . Happy times: Alessandra and her pals took the time to put together this selfie as they enjoyed the festival . Good times: Alessandra Ambrosio had been with friends as she enjoyed the atmosphere at Coachella . Happy: This was the message Alessandra Ambrosio posted on Instagram . Festival goer Kylie Jenner, 17, was one of the celebrities also partying at Coachella . Party scene: Alessandra Ambrosio was photographed with friends at Coachella.

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Victoria's Secret Angel Alessandra Ambrosio is recovering at a hospital in Los Angeles following a 'medical procedure' for 'constant headaches', Daily Mail Online can reveal. The Brazilian supermodel – seen partying at the Coachella festival in California on Sunday - underwent the procedure on Tuesday. She is currently being monitored at UCLA Hospital in Westwood, Los Angeles. SCROLL DOWN FOR VIDEO . Emergency: Alessandra  Ambrosio was treated at the Ronald Reagan center of UCLA hospital in Los Angeles. She had seemed in perfect health at the Coachella festival in California on Sunday but was suffering 'constant headaches' Expertise: The Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center is renowned for its high-quality care . Family: Alessandra Ambrosio was with her fiance Jamie Mazur, at Coachella, when they were photographed together on Sunday night attending an afterparty . Party spirit: Alessandra Ambrosio had enjoyed the atmosphere at Coachella festival and shown no symptoms of being unwell but had booked the appointment two weeks ago, a friend told Daily Mail Online . Ambrosio is undergoing treatment at the Ronald Reagan Medical Center. A friend said she had been suffering what she described as 'constant headaches' and had made the appointment two weeks ago. 'I have spoken to her team, her manager and everyone that went with her for her medical procedure and they say she is fine,' the friend said. A spokesperson for the supermodel confirmed to Daily Mail Online that Ambrosio, 34, was currently in hospital. The spokesperson said: 'Alessandro Ambrosio went to a doctor today for a scheduled medical visit and is currently in good health.' The spokesperson said he could not comment further on Ambrosio's condition. Ambrosio's medical drama came after she was seen partying at the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival in California at the weekend. The super slim Brazilian beauty spent hours at the gala with other supermodels, including Kendall Jenner. She kept her fans updated by posting dozens of photos of her and her friends at Empire Polo Club in Indio, California. On Instagram she wrote of the festival: 'What a wonderful world.' Among the acts performing on Sunday were Vance Joy, Marina and the Diamonds, Jenny Lewis, and St. Vincent. Ambrosio has two children - son Noah, three, and daughter Anja, seven - with her fiance, California businessman Jamie Mazur. Company: Alessandra was joined by her a group of friends as they walked around the festival . Happy times: Alessandra and her pals took the time to put together this selfie as they enjoyed the festival . Good times: Alessandra Ambrosio had been with friends as she enjoyed the atmosphere at Coachella . Happy: This was the message Alessandra Ambrosio posted on Instagram . Festival goer Kylie Jenner, 17, was one of the celebrities also partying at Coachella . Party scene: Alessandra Ambrosio was photographed with friends at Coachella.

[Assistant] Alessandra Ambrosio, a Victoria's Secret Angel, is recovering at a hospital in Los Angeles after undergoing a 'medical procedure' for 'constant headaches'. The 34-year-old model was seen partying at the Coachella festival in California on Sunday, but was treated at the Ronald Reagan center of UCLA hospital in Los Angeles on Tuesday. Ambrosio had booked the appointment two weeks ago, and her friend confirmed that she is currently in good health. The spokesperson for Ambrosio stated that she is fine and undergoing treatment. This is not the first time Ambrosio has been in the news for her health, as she

Brazilian Victoria's Secret Angel underwent medical procedure and is still recovering in hospital .
She had been suffering 'constant headaches' and had booked appointment two weeks ago, Daily Mail Online told by a friend .
Mother-of-two had appeared well as she spent time at Coachella festival with celebrity friends including Kylie Jenner and Gigi Hadid .
Procedure at UCLA's Ronald Reagan Medical Center was successful and aides said she is 'fine'
Ambrosio, 34, had posted on Instagram yesterday about how much she was enjoying Coachella saying: 'What a wonderful world.'