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Michael Owens car vandalised with eggs and flour

Huth done it? Owen's car vandalised by one of his Stoke team-mates

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Michael Owen was given an unwelcome send-off by his Stoke team-mates ahead of his final home game before retirement,cheap ghd straighteners.

He posted a picture on Twitter of his black Mercedes C63 covered in eggs and flour and wrote: 'This is what I will miss once I hang up my boots,ghd sale! Looks like I may be delayed getting to the match #eggs&,ray ban aviators;flour'.

Then the Stoke striker began to list possible culprits, naming Dean Whitehead and Glenn Whelan as the most likely mischief-makers.

'It's a long week lads. Revenge is in the air! Chief suspects: Whitehead and Whelan. Huth is a possible too,' he continued.

'Walters is a possible. Others who can't be ruled out: Crouch,ray ban wayfarer, Etherington.'

Earlier he tweeted: 'Final home game of my career today,ghd hair straighteners,Adam Gemili could fund coaching privately - exclusive Mail Online. How strange does that feel?! Would be great to make an appearance. Will be a great atmosphere. #150 years.'

While Owen was commiserating the desecration of his car,, Stoke were preparing to celebrate their 150th birthday.

A message on their website informed fans that festivities would get 'into full swing' at midday.

Morethan 80 former Stoke players will be paraded around the stadium and thecrowd will be entertained by jugglers,ghd straighteners, ball wizards,Mulberry bags, stilt walkers,Gwen Stefani takes her sons Kingston and Zuma on a play date, clowns and face painters.

There will also be a performance from the Co-operative Funeralcare Brass Band North West.

Chief executive Tony Scholes said: 'This will be a fantastic celebration of our 150 years and we want everyone to come along and join the party.

'The important thing is that people should arrive early if they want to enjoy all the entertainment that will be taking place both inside and outside of the stadium.

'Thepresence of so many of our former players has created an enormous amount of interest among supporters who will need to be inside the stadium for 12,cheap ghd straighteners.15pm to see the start of the parade which will take placein the countdown to the kick-off,Mulberry uk.'


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Tia Sharps grandmother says Stuart Hazell was wors

'He is worse than Ian Huntley': Grandmother of Tia Sharp says her killer ex-boyfriend Stuart Hazell was worse than Soham beast because he preyed on his 'family',Abbas Agnetha Faltskog gives her first interview in three decades I was so tired,ray ban aviators

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    Child murderer Stuart Hazell is 'worse than Ian Huntley' because he killed a member of his own family, Tia Sharp's grandmother said today.

    Christine Bicknell, 47 sobbed as she said she had loved the convicted drug dealer and had no idea she was living with a 'monster' for five years.

    'People portray him as Ian Huntley. But no, he's worse than Ian Huntley. OK, he took two little girls that he knew but Stuart took his step grand daughter - that makes him worse,' she told ITV's .

    Soham killer Huntley abducted best friends Holly Wells and Jessica Chapman, both ten, and then killed them in his Cambridgeshire home a decade ago.

    But Ms Bicknell says his crime, although disgusting, does not match Hazell's, adding: 'Tia loved him unconditionally and I thought he loved her unconditionally as well.

    'He couldn't have loved me in the first place. He knew she was my life. She was my life. You don't take the love from someone you love surely?' she said.

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    For most of his life Stuart Hazell was a jobless petty criminal who solved his problems with alcohol and drugs.

    But his partner Christine Bicknell stood by him as he committed serious offences and went to prison because 'I thought I knew the real Stuart'.

    Theybecame a couple in 2007, four years after he had a two week affair withMs Bicknell's daughter Natalie Sharp,Mulberry uk, 31,ghd, who was Tia's mother.

    Thisrelationship gave him access to Christine's five grandchildren, who he smoked marijuana in front of while drinking lager and vodka because her family trusted him '100 per cent'.

    On her first impression of Stuart Hazell, Christine said,Mulberry outlet, "I liked him. We chatted. We were friends... I worked in the pub he drank in. I knew he had previous but it didn't affect me. It wasn't part of my past, that was his past.'

    Revealing why she fell in love with him, she said: 'He was a gentle giant - regardless of his reputation - ok, he'd get argumentative, but normal every day arguments, no violence, no abuse. He did lots around the house; he hoovered. The only thing he didn't do was iron.'

    But Ms Bicknell's faith was never repaid as last August he murdered the 12-year-olf schoolgirl in the most depraved way, and the man she now says is 'rotten to the core' was jailed for 38 years without parole yesterday.

    'I thought I knew the real Stuart,', 'I thought I could see a loving, gentle caring man who’d gone astray but wanted to change his ways.

    'I actually felt sorry for him because I thought his terrible childhood had scarred him and that was the reason he turned to crime, drinking and drugs.

    'He told me he’d never had a normal home life – so I gave him that. He had a ready-made family…and a granddaughter he appeared to dote on.

    'He used to talk to me about his childhood and cry like a baby. It wouldusually happen when he’d done something wrong, and he wanted sympathy,'she said.

    'But now I know nothing would have changed that man –,Mulberry outlet; and he can’t blame his actions on what others did to him,Mulberry bags. He was rotten to the core.'

    Hazell was taken into care at a young age after his father was sent to prison and earned his first conviction at the age of 14,London 2012 Olympics Velodrome Guide Mail Online.

    He told a psychologist his absent mother was a prostitute who locked him in the house without food and claimed he was raped aged 16 while staying at a homeless hostel in Soho. He spent his 20s in and out of court.

    His first meeting with the Sharp family came some time in 2003 when he met Christine Bicknell while she worked as a barmaid at the Raynes Park Tavern. She introduced him to her daughter Natalie Sharp and they had a brief two-week-long relationship.

    Then in April 2003 Hazell was jailed for 34 months for supplying cocaine,cheap ghd.

    After his release he renewed contact with Christine Bicknell and they started going out on April 23, 2007. A week later he moved in to her home at 20 The Lindens.

    Under pressure from Christine Bicknell, Hazell managed to get a job as a window cleaner and helped look after the grandchildren while she was out at work at a care home.

    In February 2010 he was convicted for possessing a machete and went to prison for a year,Ex TOWIE star Kirk Norcross apologises after naked, but his loyal partner stood by him after he told her 'You’re the most important thing in my life.'

    Tia Sharp was said to 'idolise' the man she had known since the age of seven and became known as his 'clingon.'

    But Hazell became sexually obsessed with the young girl and on three nights in July 2012 filmed her sleeping at his home. He also secretly filmed her rubbing cream on to her legs.

    Detectives believe he deliberately removed the bathroom door at the house - supposedly to paint it - so he could spy on the schoolgirl,ray ban wayfarer. He is also thought to have modified the light socket in her room to create a 'spyhole'.

    Hazell's obsession also led to him searching for indecent images of children who wore glasses like Tia.

    It is thought vodka-fuelled Hazell attempted to sexually assault Tia in the early hours of the morning.

    Tia, described by Christine Bicknell as 'not the sort of girl you could groom',ghd straighteners, must have fought back before being suffocated by Hazell using her own duvet.

    Hazell then moved her dead body into the sexual pose graphically revealed to the jury at the Old Bailey during the trial. Her blood was also found on his belt and on a sex toy.

    'The idea of that just makes me feel totally sick. I didn’t have a clue any of that was going on. He may have had it rough when he was young, but that can never be an excuse for killing Tia,' Ms Bicknell said.

    'He murdered my granddaughter that night. That’,cheap ghd straighteners;s one fact he’ll never be able to worm his way out of.'

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    SIMON HEFFER The week he woke up to the folly of t

    The week he woke up to the folly of the modernisers

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    Normal politics is slowly resuming after the death of Lady Thatcher, and things are looking pretty grim for her old party. Tories canvassing ahead of the local government elections on Thursday week indicate they will be thrashed.

    Although Labour will score some big wins, the Conservatives' most worrying threat comes from Ukip. Right across the South of England,Mulberry sale, traditional Tory voters are turning to the fringe party, attracted by its Thatcherite policies.

    While its anti-Europeanism is a major factor (particularly considering the prospect of a new, uncontrolled influx of immigrants from Romania and Bulgaria in the new year),ghd straighteners,, UKIP is also offering more grammar schools, lower taxes, tougher public spending cuts, fewer wind farms and more defence funding.

    Indeed, UKIP leader Nigel Farage mischievously claimed this week that his party would never have been formed in 1993 if Margaret Thatcher had not been kicked out as Tory leader.

    An opinion poll also showed that the Tories would be much more popular today if she were still in charge.

    Of course, this is deeply depressing for David Cameron, who is under increasing pressure to change course and embark on a radical, more Thatcherite agenda.

    One of the influential voices urging a change of direction is the party's chief election guru, Lynton Crosby, an Australian pollster with a long record of success and reliable instincts about voters' concerns.

    He is rightly worried about the number of traditional Tories who've become disaffected by the so-called 'modernising' agenda, with policies such as the legalisation of same-sex marriages.
    Any change of direction, though, won't be in time to stop the Tories' expected humiliation in next month's local elections. But it could reap dividends at the next general election.

    Mr Crosby understands the importance of the party following Lady Thatcher's lead and reconnecting with working-class voters.

    It can only do this by being the champion of aspiration - something that Labour, with its addiction to the Welfare State, will never be.

    If, as expected,Mulberry bags, the Tories lose as many as 600 council seats on May 2, the calls for change will be unstoppable.

    As a result, Mr Cameron would have to consider holding his promised referendum on Britain's membership of the EU as soon as possible, rather than waiting until 2017 or 2018.

    He should also offer more incentives to the lower-paid by raising the threshold at which they start paying tax from nearly ?10,000 (where it is now) to ?15,ray ban aviators,000.

    The Thatcherite doctrine of letting hard-working families keep more of their own money must be adopted. Iain Duncan Smith's recent brave welfare reforms should also be extended. Tactically, too, Mr Cameron must change tack. It's idiotic for him to attack UKIP supporters as 'fruitcakes' when,Zara Phillips shows her regal side as she keeps her white jeans unsoiled when he, in truth,ray ban aviators, they are natural Tory supporters.

    To avoid suffering any big electoral defeats, David Cameron must rein in the pernicious influence of the party's modernisers. And he needs to do that fast.

    Payback time for fraud Lord

    It has been reported that disgraced Tory peer Lord Hanningfield, jailed for fiddling his Parliamentary expenses, shamelessly took ?21,000 in Lords' attendance allowances plus ?1,736 in expenses in the eight months after being released from prison.
    Yet he did not speak in a single debate nor table a single question.
    Meanwhile, I hear that Essex County Council is struggling to recover ?286,000 worth of expenses from him that he incurred while council leader because ... he doesn't have enough money.
    Surely, that ?21,000 of taxpayer-funded Lords attendance allowance could be repaid as a start.

    The country owes a big debt to the man who was Lady Thatcher's private secretary in the last years of her life. Mark Worthington devoted himself to her over two decades, visiting her almost daily and running her office in the House of Lords. Churchill's private secretary, Anthony Montague Browne, was knighted for services to his country. Mr Worthington's service has been longer and more arduous. I hope David Cameron will ensure his devotion is properly recognised.

    Change of heart

    After this week's Boston Marathon bombs, I couldn't help but recall a visit I made to the city nearly 20 years ago.

    There I met countless influential peoplewho saw nothing wrong with donating money to the pro-IRA fundraising organisation Noraid, at a time when Irish terrorists were killing men, women and children all over the UK.

    That money dried up after 9/11, when America realised terrorism was not so glamorous after all.

    First, politicians want to muzzle the Press and end freedom of speech in Britain. Now we learn that some of the pressure groups campaigning for such totalitarianism are receiving European Union funds.

    The EU has long hated freedom of speech - threatening to stop the pensions of former employees who criticise it, sacking whistleblowers and even punishing MEPs who make anti-European remarks.
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    The IMF, which has behaved disgracefully with its overtly political intervention to shore up the euro, seems to be regaining a bit of sense.

    It has warned countries,cheap ghd straighteners, notably the U.S., that quantitative easing - printing extra money to try to kick-start economic growth - could trigger another credit crisis of the sort that brought the global economy to its knees five years ago.

    I hope Mark Carney,Mulberry sale, the incoming Bank of England governor,ray ban sunglasses, is listening. He seems to be a fan of quantitative easing - which history proves does not work because it simply bloats the money supply and ultimately risks causing inflation.

    Labour has called for a 'debate' on how the country should honour prime ministers when they die. Since no one approaching the stature of Lady Thatcher is likely to die for many decades, I suspect another agenda.

    Is Labour afraid that Tony Blair, whom many party members loathe as much as Lady T,cheap ghd straighteners,Craig Lee leads by one shot at Madeira Islands Open Mail Online, might one day be thought worthy of a similar ceremony - as the organiser of this week's funeral, Francis Maude, has suggested?

    Insult to us all

    It was gravely insulting that Barack Obama didn't send a member of his administration to represent America at Lady Thatcher's funeral.

    Yes, it was gratifying that three former secretaries of state - James Baker, 82, Henry Kissinger, 89, and George Shultz, 92 - attended. But not to send the present incumbent, John Kerry, or Vice-President Joe Biden was plain rude.

    Mr Obama once thought a pile of DVDs was a suitable present for PM Gordon Brown. He needs to learn how to respect an ally - especially as British soldiers frequently sacrifice their lives in America's wars.

    This week's unemployment figures were bad, with a 70,000 overall increase. Butmost worrying was thefact that 20,000 of those are under 25. Youth unemployment - at more than 50 per cent in Spain and nearly 60 per cent in Greece - is tearing apart the social fabric of Europe. George Osborne must immediately introduce tax incentives for firms to take on young people, such as making the wages of anyone under 25 allowable against corporation tax.

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    Mo Farah wins gold in 5000m at London 2012 Olympic

    Immortal man Mo delivers his dream: Farah judges his run to perfection as he grabs his place in history with a golden double

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    On a night touched by magic, in a stadium shuddering with noise, Mo Farah joined the ranks of the immortals. With a stunning exhibition of pace, judgment and implacable courage, he overcame the world’s finest middle-distance runners to deliver his Olympic dream.

    One week ago, he gave his proudly adopted country the 10,000metres gold medal. On Saturday night, he secured his place in the pantheon by winning the 5,ray ban sale,000m crown. Few have ever exerted that kind of domination over the greatest athletes on the planet. No Briton has ever gone close. But the man born in Somalia and raised in west London has set his own standards and written his own script in these astonishing Olympics.

    He is 29 years old,Mulberry bags, at the peak of his powers and won his race with an assurance which reeked of maturity. He covered all the breaks, resisted extravagant changes of pace, matched his talent against the machinations of the gifted Kenyans and Ethiopians and kicked for home with the ferocious tenacity which has typified his career.
    He's done it! Farah wins the men's 5,000m final

    He's done it! Farah wins the men's 5,000m final

    Make mine a double: Farah celebrates as he crosses the line

    Make mine a double: Farah celebrates as he crosses the line

    Just five men It was the stuff of dreams; fluent, assertive, irresistible. The kind of run which the great ones plan to perfection. He had emerged to a clamorous ovation, the kind which accentuates expectations. Yet he betrayed not a hint of pressure. After loitering at the back of the field through a funereal opening 1,000m, he moved through the field as the pace grew more brisk.

    His reputation precedes him and we could sense the rest of the field glancing across at him, suspecting his intentions. He did not conceal them for long. Going into the second kilometre, he made his move and arrived at the front. The noise battered the ears as the stadium reacted with screeching support, but Mo was the coolest man in Stratford.

    Five laps remained when the Ethiopians took it on, running hard. Four were left when Mo rejoined the argument, answering the pace in kind. With three to go, he was in third place and a genuine factor. And then the plot unfolded. With the pace lifting to agonising levels, with 700 metres still to cover, Mo hit the front.

    In a league of his own: Farah won the 5,000m to add to add to his 10,000m crown

    In a league of his own: Farah won the 5,000m to add to add to his 10,000m crown

    Everyone wants an piece of him: Farah celebrates with the mascot Wenlock

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    Beautifully balanced, free from stress,ray ban wayfarer, showing not a trace of weariness from last Saturday’s 10,000m, he began to inflict real pain on the pursuers. The noise became unbearable, the tension relentless.

    The crowd of 80,000 were on their feet, pleading for his success, bellowing him home. If he heard, then his running gave no sign. When he is moving well, there is something metronomic about his stride. And in those closing stages he was moving extremely swiftly. Kenya’s Thomas Longosiwa made his effort and was rebuffed. Then, more menacingly, Dejen Gebremeskel of Ethiopia attacked off the final bend. For a few strides, it seemed that his pace might prevail, but Mo’s reaction mocked our fears. Imperceptibly, he lengthened his stride, breaking the challenge with a dozen metres.

    And then he was free,ghd sale, driving to the line,Mulberry uk, pausing to paw at his face, then doing that daft little thing he does with his hands bouncing against his head.

    The faint air of apprehension was gone, replaced with an ecstatic smile.He knew how much it had cost him, he knew just how much it meant; to himself, to his family, to the Games and to the nation. A wonderful bedlam reigned in the Olympic stadium.

    On the last night of competition, we had found our most enduring memory.

    He sought out his pregnant wife at trackside,F1 standings 2013 Drivers and constructors points Mail Online,ray ban 3025, he clothed himself in the Union Flag, he even posed for pictures with importunate fans. It was a dignified lap of honour and hisimmediate reactions were equally impressive.

    ‘It’s unbelievable’,James Anderson Stuart Broads six for for England is fantastic Mail Online,ray ban wayfarer, he said. ‘I didn’t feel so good in my heat and I thought the other runners would do something to get rid of me, but they didn’t,ray ban sale,, so that worked out. The American tried to come past me at one point but I didn’t let him. I justknew I couldn’t let anyone past me.

    ‘I’d just like to thank my wife, she’s carrying twins and I didn’t want to know anything about it if it happened in the run-up,ray ban 3025, but that has worked out. They could arrive any moment. Everything has its time and this has worked out for me. I’ve gottwo gold medals, who would have thought it?

    ‘I’ve grafted and grafted to get here and it’s just hard work. To anyone out there, all it takes is hard work.

    ‘I just want to thank everyone who has supported me. All my coaches down the years and everyone who has helped me get here.’

    It was elegant, sincere and deeply moving; just the way the great ones ought to behave. And Mo Farah,Mulberry handbags, double Olympic champion at the Games of London, knows that his place among those great ones is now unassailable.

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    Paralysed Marathon heroine Claire Lomas Things go

    Paralysed Marathon heroine Claire Lomas: 'Things go wrong in life but you have to fight back, get out there and make your own luck.'

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      Five years ago, 32-year-old Claire Lomas was paralysed when her spine was dislocated in a horse riding accident.

      She was told she would never walk again but this year,ray ban wayfarer, after months of gruelling physiotherapy, she completed the London marathon in 16 days wearing a bionic suitand raising ?200,Mulberry handbags,000 for charity in the process.

      Not one to stop at just one challenge,cheap ghd straighteners, Claire then set about taking on a 400 mile hand cycle ride across the UK.

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      Starting in Nottingham, her journey took her 22 days and she crossed the finishing line in London on Monday.

      Speaking on about her remarkable achievement,ghd sale, she said: 'It's a real relief to finish it but I am really happy with how it's all gone,ray ban.

      'I've raised around ?80,ghd hair straighteners,000 so far by using Vodafone's Just Giving text service so I'm really pleased and that's what spurred me on through the tough times.'

      Speaking about her toughest challenge yet, the inspirational athlete said: 'It was tough,ghd sale, I got a cold as well just to add to it so there were days when I just didn't feel like going out there and it was actually tougher than doing the marathon.'

      Claire used the challenge to increase awareness of spinal injuries by cycling to schools, universities and workplaces in over a dozen different counties to give educational and motivational talks.

      'I was fitting in school talks along the way and that was just brilliant. Seeing some of those children's faces is what kept me going as well.

      'When I was in hospital there were lots of people worse off than me,ray ban 3025,. I have had amazing support since my accident but not everyone has got that so we need to find a cure for paralysis.'

      She has drawn in a wealth of celebrity support for her endeavours.

      Speaking about her achievement, Gary Lineker said: 'Quite emotional I think really, when you consider what an achievement it is, you know 22 days hand cycling,, truly inspiring, she is a remarkable lady.'

      Former Spice Girl Mel C added: 'I will support that women in anything she does, she has got my full support.'

      Claire is looking forward to getting back to normal life at home now with her two-year-old daughter Maisie and husband Dan, but is keen to spread her message to the masses.

      She said: ''I had to rebuild my life and that's the story I have been giving to the children.

      'Sometimes,ghd sale, things go wrong in life and at the time it felt like the end of the world to me and I really felt like every door was slammed in my face and it was difficult and it was tough.

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      'If I'd sat there and dwelled on everything I'd lost,ray ban sale, I wouldn't have had the best days of my life after my accident so you've just got to keep going when things are tough.'

      Paraplegic fundraiser Claire Lomas finishes her 400 mile hand bike challenge at the London Eye. She has raised over ?80,000 through Vodafone's JustTextGiving service during the 3-week cycling endeavour. Anyone wishing to donate can text LEGS60 ?3 to 70070

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