Police officer died after chasing phone thieves

detective Adele Cashman collapsed while chasing suspects after phone snatched from the hand of the woman in London

A detective who collapsed and died in service was further alleged thieves phones at the time, the Metropolitan Police said.

detective Adele Cashman, 30, an officer of the response team based at the police station in Kentish Town, driving when she collapsed in Belsize Park Gardens, Camden, at 21:45 Monday. She died at the hospital shortly after. A post-mortem examination to be held Tuesday.

The smartphone was torn from the hand of a 59 year old woman who lives in Haverstock Hill and "beloved and dedicated" officer chased two suspects.

The officer joined the Metropolitan Police in 2006 and was stationed in Wandsworth Town, where he worked as a PC. He moved to Camden in 2010, a police inspector.

Commander Tony Eastaugh

said. "The thoughts of all members of the Metropolitan Police are much Adèle family, friends and colleagues at this extremely difficult time in Camden Adele worked and municipalities both Wandsworth and was held in high esteem by all who knew her - that will be deeply missed by all who had the privilege to work with him "

through town commander, Richard Tucker, Camden police said. "Adele was an officer beloved and dedicated Camden We are completely devastated by his sudden death and our thoughts and prayers are with his family and friends at this time tragically sad."

two 17 year olds have been arrested and questioned about the incident.

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Anger at John Terry's lenient ban led to Kick It Out T-shirt protest

Cyrille Regis . reveals the motivations of the players protest . Sir Alex Ferguson

Rio Ferdinand forgive not wear shirt

The motivation for players who refuse to wear Kick It Out shirts during matches of the weekend was revealed for the first time Cyrille Regis said his concern over the four games penalty given to John Terry by the Football Association nephew Jason Roberts, Rio Ferdinand and others to take the position.

Regis said: "There is a feeling that John Terry was to highlight you will not end racism laws - is intrinsic to some people, but when it rears its ugly head. . Authorities to crush, and if we do the right strength, gives the impression that all is well.

"black players voiced their opinion for a long time, but I think that has not been heard. Were not satisfied with the time required for the FA to sort things out in a year whole. Luis Suárez Then John Terry's case has received eight games while Terry has four - what is the difference in the assessment of the panel was that Suarez said the word several times, while John Terry said once Come We have a zero tolerance or not? "

• Regis believes that the current generation of black players are more confident than his. The England international, whose career spanned the mid 1970s to the mid 1990s, Regis said: "This is a different generation of mine had to endure abuse are more articulate, more confident and want a clear and passionate .. given. "

Although fined record yet revealed by Chelsea after being found guilty by the FA of race abusing Anton Ferdinand, Terry remains captain and he leads them to the Champions Shakhtar Donesk League game Tuesday night where they must wear the armband anti-racism Captain UEFA. Lord Ouseley, chairman of Kick It Out, said Monday the BBC he was "not happy to be Captain Terry," but Roberto Di Matteo, the Chelsea manager, has defended the role of the player. "John realized he used language that was not appropriate, apologized for it and definitely learned from this issue," he said. "With good performance and good behavior in the future, which must still be regarded as the leader of our club. 'Ve never been worried about him picking up. "

Fernando is reported by the Daily Mail to work to create a new agency, separate from both the PFA and Kick It Out, in particular to represent minorities and other black actors in the fight against racism. He also discussed with the manager of Manchester United, Sir Alex Ferguson, the reasons for its decision not Kick It Out T-shirt. The Scot has made it clear at the end of last week that he thought all players must support Kick It Out and had said Saturday that Fernando would be "treated" for their actions.

But before Tuesday Braga Champions League Ferguson was conciliatory mood. He said: "The question is quite simple spoke to Rio was a communication problem felt he should have talked to him on Friday he had not expected that there would be no problem in the locker room T-shirt .... I was worried my advice. because that's what I always think the union is stronger than any individual and it is important that convey their grievances to the right people, through the PFA [Professional Footballers Association] or the FA.

"It was a miscommunication than anything else. Of course, as director of the club, when you sleep, you do not want the policy ignored and this is where my anger came Saturday. I listened to the conviction of Rio and I think it's pretty convincing. I can understand their position. We solved the problem. No current problems and progress. "

While Ferguson has confirmed that the episode does not harm the future of Fernando States by suggesting that we can offer a new contract when his current contract expires in the summer, John Barnes urged players 33 years and other poor blacks to direct their protest to the FA. The former England international said: "They are targeting the wrong people, if you are brave enough to go against Rio Ferguson does, then the courage to say that you are not satisfied with what I do not see why they would unhappy with .. Kick It Out. Kick it Out has no power to prohibit or good people. If you are not satisfied with the prohibition of John Terry, then this is the FA. they should not go to Kick It Out ".

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Arsenal v Southampton: Squad sheets

Olivier Giroud

confessed to freezing in front of goal so far, but the omens are good for the friendly match against this opponent. Southampton is Ian Wright, Dennis Bergkamp and Thierry Henry scored his first goals in the Premier League with Arsenal. Keep a handle on Santi Cazorla is the key to Santos, whose lively play on a set of playground derogatory was impressive. The four goals scored by the visitors on Saturday against Manchester Two teams should not be sniffed. Arsenal newly resistant should not be complacent. Amy Lawrence

Location

Emirates Stadium, Saturday 15:00

Tickets Sold

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Kevin

friend

games this season

1, 4.00 cards per game

chances

Arsenal Draws 4-1 4-11 9-1 Southampton

Arsenal

Subs

Fabianski, Mannone, Djourou, Yennaris, Coquelin, Koscielny, Squillaci, André Santos, Walcott, Gervinho, Watt, Arshavin, Chamakh

Doubtful

Diaby (hip), Fabianski (shoulder), Walcott (illnes)

hurt

Frimpong (knee, Oct), Rosicky (Achilles tendon in October), Sagna (broken leg, October), Wilshere (walk in October)

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Cazorla, Podolski 1

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Gazzaniga, Yoshida, Cork, Rodriguez, Ward-Prowse, Lee, Do Prado, Richardson, Mayuka, Chaplow, Shaw, De; Ridder Butterfield, Seaborne

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(ankle), De Ridder (thigh), Fox (groin)
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Nigel de Jong says Manchester City must kick habit of falling behind

. 2-2 was fourth after the city had to end the deficit

. "We need to improve and show that they are ready for the test

Nigel de Jong Manchester City agrees to kick the "habit" of late to mount a successful title defense.

City 2-2 draw against Liverpool in their second game of the Premier League season was the fourth in a series champions had the need to end the deficit.

career to back his title-clinching spectacular victory over Queens Park Rangers at the end of last season and also includes the Community Shield victory over Chelsea and win the league opener against Southampton.

city were overcome for long periods at Anfield, but snatched a point after Martin Skrtel rejuvenated Carlos Tevez took advantage of an error 10 minutes from time.

De Jong said: .. "I do not know what it is, it's a bad habit resumed in the last match of the season against QPR and continued in the first two games of the new season.

"We need to improve and show that we are ready to test wherever we go, outdoors or at home.

"We have a lot of quality in the team, but we need to improve. Will not be an easy season. Everywhere I go everybody wants to beat the champions. We have to hold each with others and improve. "

De Jong is now in the final year of his contract and his future has been the subject of speculation. However, with four days of summer transfer window remaining, the Dutchman did not speak how someone whose departure the club may be imminent. Roberto Mancini has even said last week he expected the player to stay at Etihad Stadium.

De Jong said: "We played some decent football, not the whole game, but at least we tried many times it was a shame to let the goals but on the other side showed. determined twice and come out with a point.

"is not always easy to play football at Anfield. Knew that since the last time. Liverpool is a different team when they play outside at home. Still have [things ] test, but not my concern right now.

"My concern is that we must focus on our own team and get those little things to improve."

De Jong produced a combative display the city came from behind twice after Luis Suarez and Skrtel key objectives through Yaya Toure and Suarez. The 27-year-old was particularly impressed by Tevez who, after well-documented problems of last season, is back on form, focused and strong. The Argentine scored three goals in as many matches, and said he is fully committed to the club.
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Forced marriage blights the lives of scores of learning disabled people

More than 50 cases of people with learning disabilities are forced to marry was reported last year. And while the main motivation was to provide a caregiver, often abusive relationships

Six years after their marriage ended, Sufia Ahmed stopped biting weapons and use razors to cut. His mother says he feels guilty, stressing repeatedly that he would never have to marry his daughter if he had known what would happen to him.

Ahmed, 33, had no idea what was happening when the community his family decided it was a good match for a man who had just arrived from India. He needed a visa and, as Ahmed has a learning disability, it was estimated that nobody wants to marry.

"Mom knows best," said Ahmed. "[I thought] I want to marry a good man. Marry and I want to be like my sister. I hoped that my husband thinks I'm pretty."

Instead, a year after her marriage, her husband took all their benefits and send money to his family, who lived abroad and was regularly beaten and raped. When she became pregnant, their continuing abuse of the abortive said.

Ahmed is not an isolated incident. More than 50 cases of people with learning difficulties forced marriages were reported to the government forced marriage unit (FMU) last year. Many said they had been raped repeatedly until she becomes pregnant. Many abuses are regularly confronted physically and emotionally.

Rachael Clawson, social work academic at the University of Nottingham, who worked with Ann Craft Foundation to carry out the research, said that these figures are "the tip of the iceberg" . Based on your understanding of the subject, hundreds of adults with learning difficulties, as Ahmed, was forced to marry and abuse.

"All types of abuse of people with learning disabilities are under-reported ... and there is no reason to believe that the abuse of forced marriages would be different. ' S Likely to be very little reported, "she said.

This is the first time a practice hitherto associated with the Asian communities in honor or questions related to immigration endanger people with learning disabilities . In 2011, there were 1,468 cases in the FMU gave advice or support regarding a possible forced marriage. Of these, 66 cases involved persons with disabilities, 56 had learning.

"People with learning disabilities may be particularly vulnerable to forced labor

wedding," said Mark Goldring, chief executive of the charity Mencap learning disability. "[T] with a learning disability have the right to develop personal relationships, like everyone else ... but the point here is that cases of forced marriage can involve people who have not have the capacity to consent to such a relationship. "

Any marriage where one party does not have the capacity to consent are legally classified as forced. However, Clawson noted that many parents of children with learning disabilities do not know what is. "They do not realize what they were doing forced marriage," she said. Some parents have even said health professionals about their plans.

Although all marriages that have been studied in communities where there is a cultural tradition of forced marriage, including the families of Pakistani or Indian, and other Middle East, Africa and Europe, to obtain a visa for a foreign spouse was remarkably low in the list of motivations. The main reason most parents gave to force their children to marry was to give a caregiver, said Clawson. Mandy Sanghera, a human rights activist for 20 years has tried over 200 cases in the UK and Canada for people with a learning disability are forced to marry, and who worked the UMF study said that parents of adults with learning disabilities, forced marriage is often an act of desperation.

"Many struggle with family responsibilities due to old age, health problems and even not being able to manage your child's behavior or disability," she said. "Parents are trying to access services such as education, health and social work activities without getting anywhere. In desperation, they will [even] to take their children abroad to obtain a spouse educator. "

• stigma around disability in some communities is also a factor in most of the cases studied, according to Clawson. Marriage can be seen as a way to "normalize" people with learning disabilities. Others believe that play the role of spouse somehow "cure" the disabled person said.

Sanghera insists that these cultural beliefs are no excuse. "Even if families have good intentions, they are breaking the law," she said. "Nobody has the right to make decisions that change life in the name of another person."

Teertha Gupta, quality control and a lawyer specializing in family law and forced marriage, said that after forcing their children to marry, parents are often "complicity" of abuse later. "They are forced to marry, but also any sexual crimes are committed ... a person who does not, who can not consent to sex -. [What parents] complicity, "he said BBC Radio 4 Face the facts, which explores the subject in a program broadcast on Wednesday.

Ahmed remember to stay the abuse. "I do not like this game you want to play more," she said she told her husband. I did not understand what was happening. This continued for three years until, having acquired the British Residency, her husband is gone.
In many marriages, the spouse without the problem of learning the victim. The person may not realize that they marry someone who is incapable of giving consent, Clawson said. They are often used by her parents to work and forced to take care of their elderly parents and your partner.

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Mohamed Morsi vows to free blind sheikh jailed in US

During the speech turmoil in Tahrir Square, Egypt elected president pledged to work to free Omar Abdel-Rahman

Elected president

Egypt, Mohamed Morsi has agreed to release the blind sheikh jailed in the U.S. for a plot to blow up New York City landmarks.

In his first public speech in front of tens of thousands of people in Tahrir Square Friday, Morsi has promised to work to free Omar Abdel-Rahman, the spiritual leader of the men convicted in the 1993 bombing on the World Trade Center.

also promised to release detainees Egyptian protesters face military tribunals.

Mayor

New York, Michael Bloomberg, said on Friday night to promise Morsi, and said he would oppose any attempt to "undermine" Abdel-Rahman is serving a life sentence. He said the sheikh was convicted of a measure of justice against a man who "tried to kill the greatest number."

• Morsi before reading the oath of office and challenged the country's military rulers say. "No fear no one but God"
• He was speaking on the eve of its official inauguration, to be held to a higher court. But many protesters asked to take an oath in place to challenge the ruling generals who took power after the overthrow of Hosni Mubarak.

"No power on the power of the people," says Morsi cheers of the crowd, many of whom were supporters of the Muslim Brotherhood, once banned.

"Today, you are the source of this power. You give it to who you want and who you want to keep, with the blessing of God. " Constitutional Court
Egypt dissolved the Lower House dominated by Islamists this month in a series of measures to ensure that the generals who took over from Mubarak has maintained a tight control over business Egypt, Morsi even after the takeover.

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Chinese team calls off Philippine 'friendly' games

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Flipper cleared! Dolphins are not gay or bisexual rapists after all

Dolphins

have been defamed. Six weeks ago, the Daily Mail informed us about the dark side of Flipper: A sexual predator who uses rape to get away with it

And the Daily Telegraph also told a similar story. "According to scientists," Dolphins use "rape" to assert authority

other media worldwide broadcast reports similar. Examples: exclusively homosexual and bisexual dolphin (MSN) male dolphins are bisexual, U.S. scientists say (News Ltd Australia), and male dolphins engage in a wide bisexuality (ZeeNews, India).

These reports appear to be traces of an article on Discovery.com says that male dolphins engage in extensive bisexuality, combined with periods of exclusive homosexuality.

The charge was included in the otherwise reasonable account of the discovery of a university study on the behavior of dolphins around 120 adults in Western Australia led by Professor Richard Connor of the University Massachusetts, and Dr Bill Sherwin, University of New South Wales.

• But history dolphin gay-bisexual-be rapist is hogwash. According to the publications of the university colleagues Sherwin, Rob Brooks (here) and Stephen Hamblin (here), which is due to a misinterpretation of the item by serious scientific Connor, Sherwin and others called
• new structure of social mammals Indo-Pacific bottlenose dolphins:. complex alliances between people in a social network open

Brooks writes: "The whole circus was born from a misinterpretation of a single sentence in the document," bisexual philopatry "

said Sherwin explained that philopatry bisexual simply means "males remain near where they were born, and the females stay near where they were born." Sex, gay, straight or not, n ' is not involved. Neither rapists are animals.
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Florida Supreme Court hears landmark foreclosure suit

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MI6 spy death 'may never be explained'

Osama bin Laden's compound one year on - in pictures

One year after U.S. commandos killed Osama bin Laden, there is little evidence left of the compound occupies six years

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Suarez confident ahead of Liverpool's trip to Newcastle