WORLD CUP 2010: Ill pouch you! England trainer Fabio Capellos notice to scandal-hit stars

Fabio Capello vowed to expel players from his England squad if they are caught misbehaving off the field.

Capello plans to address his players on the subject when they meet to play Egypt next week, following two months of sordid revelations about the private lives of defenders John Terry and Ashley Cole.

The Italian, speaking openly for the first time since he stripped Terry of the captaincy, issued a stern warning to his team that they can forget about going to the World Cup in South Africa if they bring more shame on the England shirt.

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"The players have to understand what I want if they want to stay with me," rapped Capello, who will name his squad to face Egypt on Saturday.

"That is very important because we need to create the group. The England shirt is very important and this will be one of the most important points we speak about.

"After a four-month break, we will meet for what is a very important game for a lot of reasons. Part of that is to talk about how important it is to behave well when you are representing England. I will talk to the players about this issue.

"I have not spoken with the players yet. I prefer to speak in person. It will be a face-to-face conversation at the hotel. This will be my most important job, to recreate the spirit in the group."

Hard line: England boss Fabio Capello will let the players know his message

Apart from Terry, summoned to Wembley by Capello on February 5 to be sacked as captain, the manager has not spoken to any of his players since their last game, against Brazil in Doha last November.

"Four months is a long time not to see them," added Capello. "We will have two days together and they will be really strong days. I will let the players know my message for them."

The England boss will be furious if any of the front-page revelations impact on his ambition to be successful this summer.

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"None of this will have any effect on our preparations for the World Cup," he said. "The World Cup is really important for me, for England and for the players. We have to stay together."

One player set to miss the lecture on Capello"s code of conduct is Cole, who last night confirmed his separation from wife Cheryl after having a series of flings exposed.

Cole flew to Spain yesterday for rest and recuperation on his broken ankle and, in his absence, Wayne Bridge is likely to face Egypt on Wednesday. Capello expects the Manchester City left back to report to England"s headquarters in Hertfordshire on Sunday, 24 hours after his reunion with Terry at Stamford Bridge.

When City play Chelsea, the feuding defenders will meet for the first time since Terry"s affair with Bridge"s ex-girlfriend Vanessa Perroncel was revealed.

"Bridge will be at the World Cup, why not?" said Capello. "Cole and Bridge are the best left backs we have. Bridge will not retire, he will be with us. No problems about the other things."

Capello"s concerns about Cole"s injury have also been eased. "I have spoken to Carlo Ancelotti and our doctor will speak to the Chelsea doctor about Ashley," he said.

"We hope he will be fit in two months, more or less, and I think he will be ready for the World Cup."

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Everton certain over fluctuating loan spell of United States captain Landon Donovan

Everton hope to extend Landon Donovan"s loan spell at Goodison Park beyond the end of the month.

The United States captain has made a huge impact since joining the Merseyside club on a short-term deal in January.

Donovan is due to return to parent club Los Angeles Galaxy, where he recently signed a new contract, to prepare for the new Major League Soccer season later this month.

On the mend: Tim Cahill could return to action

Moyes is hoping he can be joined in the team by midfield talisman Tim Cahill, who is battling to overcome a calf injury.

The Australian was initially ruled out for up to three weeks after limping out of the first leg of the Europa League tie against Sporting Lisbon 17 days ago.

"He is getting closer," Moyes said. "He has not trained yet but there is a chance he might train tomorrow. If he does that would give him a chance."

Top scorer Louis Saha, however, is still missing with the hamstring injury that kept him out of the trip to Tottenham. Phil Jagielka, recently returned from a long-term knee injury, could be doubtful with a thigh strain, as could Leon Osman with a foot problem.

Moyes added: "We hope to have roughly the same players we had last week. In the main I hope the majority of them will make it."

All of Everton"s international players returned from midweek duty unscathed and Moyes was particularly pleased to see left-back Leighton Baines make his England debut on Wednesday.

The Scot said: "He has deserved it, he has played consistently well for Everton. It took him a little while to get started in the side but he was patient and got through, and is now showing his worth."

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John Carew saves honour for Aston Villa in West Midlands derby Aston Villa

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APPEARANCES can be deceptive. A peek at this mornings Premier League list will show Aston Villa still unequivocally majority in row for a place in subsequent seasons Champions League but on the justification of the full 90 mins rather than usually a lissome start, they see no some-more a tip 4 group than Wolverhampton Wanderers crop up in risk of relegation.

Perhaps it was down to fatigue: this was, after all, Villas 16th rival tie in 66 days. Possibly it was down to Wolves carrying their confidence increased by a singular afar win a week progressing at Burnley and being influenced by the hold that thirty years had upheld since they last kick their West Midlands rivals.

Mick McCarthy, the summary of no-nonsense plain-spoken Yorkshireman, conceded that his group in conclusion contributed to not pciking up their second three-point transport on their travels in eight days since they quickly became lingering in their defensive duties, permitting John Carew to peek in surrogate Steve Sidwells side-footed shot with eight mins of fool around remaining.

Martin ONeill, a far some-more dainty Irishman, noticed things in a rather opposite light. In the end, the infancy of perspective commanded that Villa were advantageous to deliver a point after graceful to mistreat with an forward opening twenty mins that their physical education instructor insisted saw his group furnish their majority forward football for multiform months.

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According to ONeill, his group usually incompletely let their character slip, discordant to a carol of boos close to the finish and a mass intone insisting on the key of immature striker Nathan Defouneso.

Im gay with the group and gay with the bid they put in, insisted ONeill, as he took off his eyeglasses not salmon as he was questioned on the theme of the crowds unrest. We have reached the last of the Carling Cup, the FA Cup semi-finals and are still in row for the tip 4 of the joining with 9 games to go. Its comprehensive unsteadiness to indicate the opening has dropped.

As McCarthy wholeheartedly agreed, it primarily appeared as though Villa were on their approach to an fatiguing feat as the budding tactic of aggressive down the flanks and aiming in crosses for the robust distinguished twin of Carew and Emile Heskey seemed to compensate dividends. When a correct and appreciative crossfield move gave the home side the lead it seemed a pointer of majority some-more to come. Stewart Downing pennyless transparent on the right prior to checking to block to James Milner and, in turn, Ashley Young prior to the immature winger switched the round to his right feet and found Carew in sufficient space to gash home quietly from 6 yards.

However, Villa struggled to mountain an conflict in any alternative conform than swelling the round far-reaching and Milner, with his name presumably tip of the examination Fabio Capellos list, conspired to present the antithesis receive far some-more than a imminent World Cup claimant should.

In the left-back stakes, Stephen Warnock was merely competent and since the England coachs imminent preference on a far-reaching player, it was probably Young who did himself the majority good, nonetheless ONeills avowal that the 24-year-old was pretentious should again be noticed as together with a certain bias.

McCarthy was somewhat some-more correct with his praise, picking out the performances of executive defenders Jody Craddock and Christophe Berra for the second week in succession. Craddock had been on palm to lift Wolves spin mid by the initial half after David Jones was authorised to surge in to the Villa area and cranky for Ronald Zubar to tee up the goalscoring opportunity. Then for majority of the residue of the game, Craddock and his Scottish general partner were stoic underneath encircle until Carew, usually incompletely onside, got his foot to Sidwells effort.

We werent unequivocally tough finished by since for the second idea we shielded badly, certified McCarthy. But early on Im certain everyone thought Villa were going to measure 4 or five. It didnt spin out similar to that in the finish and it was a great point from a unequivocally great opening that creates us hold we are great sufficient to stay up.

Star man: John Carew (Aston Villa) Yellow cards: Aston Villa: Petrov Wolves: Guedioura, ZubarReferee: Mark Clattenburg Attendance: 37,562Aston Villa: Friedel 5, Cuellar 5, Collins 5 , Dunne 6 (Albrighton 81min), Warnock 6, A Young 6, Milner 6, Petrov 5, Downing 6 (Sidwell 76mins), Carew 8, Heskey 6Wolves: Hahnemann 7, Zubar 6, Craddock 7, Berra 7, Ward 6 (Mancienne 64min), Foley 6, Henry 6, Guedioura 5 (Ekobi h-t, 6), D Jones 7, Jarvis 6 (Iwelumo 88min) , Doyle 7

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Tour guide tells of terrifying impulse man with mattock stole Leonardo painting

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Two men posing as tourists in jeopardy to kill a palace discuss guide prior to grabbing a portrayal by Leonardo da Vinci and evading by a window, a justice was told yesterday.

Alison Russell, 25, told the High Court in Edinburgh that one of the men lonesome her mouth with his palm prior to forcing her to the building of the staircase art studio at Drumlanrig Castle.

Another discuss guide, Sarah Skene, 73, pronounced that after conference a turmoil she saw one of the men with an axe, station in front of Madonna of the Yarnwinder whilst the alternative private it. As an warning sounded the men transient down an outward staircase, she said.

The justification emerged as five alternative men went on hearing indicted of perfectionist 4.25 million for the protected lapse of the painting, estimated to be value 50 million. None of the defendants is indicted of theft. The portrayal was stolen from the palace the family chair of the Duke of Buccleuch in Dumfries Galloway in Aug 2003. The 9th Duke of Buccleuch died weeks prior to it was recovered by military in 2007.

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Ms Russell told jurors that the dual men had appeared in the staircase art studio prior to long after the palace non-stop at 11am. As they did not appear meddlesome in her outline of the bedrooms highlights she had stood back. It was afterwards she was attacked, she said: He came from behind, put his palm over my mouth and told me I had to distortion down on the belligerent or they would kill me.

The five men station hearing Marshall Ronald, 53, from Skelmersdale, Lancashire; Robert Graham, 57, from Ormskirk, Lancashire; John Doyle, 61, additionally from Ormskirk; Calum Jones, 45, from Kilmacolm, Renfrewshire; and David Boyce, 63, from Airdrie, Lanarkshire are indicted of plotting to acquire income from the 9th Duke of Buccleuch, his son and their insurers Hiscox UK.

The indicted are pronounced to have menaced those they were attempting to extract income from, putting them in a state of fright and warning that the portrayal would be withheld, shop-worn or broken if they did not compensate the ransom.

The five men are indicted of carrying met at the offices of the Glasgow solicitors organisation Boyds, right away HBJ Wareing, on Jul 30, 2007, to determine their plan. Less than dual weeks after Mr Ronald is purported to have contacted a franchised loss adjuster behaving for the insurers, claiming that he could lapse the portrayal inside of 72 hours. He is pronounced to have telephoned and e-mailed dual men he thought were behaving for the Duke, claiming that flighty people were concerned who would do something stupid if military were informed.

The complaint says he asked for 2 million to be put in an comment with Marshalls Solicitors, and an additional 2.25 million in a Swiss bank comment in his name. He is indicted of profitable 350,000 to Mr Graham who, with Mr Doyle, is pronounced to have picked up the portrayal from England and delivered it to Glasgow. Another assign alleges that the indicted attempted to get one of the men they thought were behaving for the Duke to pointer an agreement that military would not be told. The hearing continues.

Da Vinci mode

• Madonna of the Yarnwinder was embellished by Leonardo da Vinci in between 1501 and 1510. It depicts a large baby Christ gazing at a cross-shaped yarnwinder, a pointer that he might be wakeful of his imminent crucifixion

• There has been a little discuss about either the square was in actuality combined by Leonardo. Experts think that the credentials was embellished by an additional artist. Leonardo constructed it for Florimond Robertet, a shrewd person for the King of France

• Leonardo began the painting, right away estimated at 50 million, 6 years prior to The Last Supper and 3 years prior to completing Mona Lisa

• It is on show at the National Gallery of Edinburgh and will lapse to Drumlanrig Castle in the summer when the noble home is open

Source: Times research

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Fancy a whisky? World"s oldest malt on sale at £10,000 a bottle Life and character The Guardian

The blockade was tasted in a rite at Edinburgh Castle. Photograph: Murdo Macleod

The world"s oldest malt blockade went on sale currently with a cost tab of up to £10,000 a bottle.

The Mortlach 70-year-old Speyside was sampled by a name organisation of tasters in a rite at Edinburgh Castle.

Only 54 full-size bottles, costing £10,000 each, and 162 not as big bottles, at £2,500, are available.

The blockade has been expelled underneath Gordon and MacPhail"s Generations brand.

It was filled in to the cask on fifteen Oct 1938 at the sequence of John Urquhart, the grandfather of the firm"s corner handling directors, David and Michael Urquhart.

Exactly 70 years later, the preference was done to dull the cask and bottle the contents.

A bottle of Mortlach was piped in to the palace currently and tasted by guest in the Queen Anne room.

The Urquharts described it as a malt "without comparison" and said: "This is a really special day for us – one we"ve literally been expecting for generations.

"Our family has been in the blockade commercial operation for a prolonged time, with each era construction and handing on a lifetime"s imagination to the next."

A new minimalism on the Paris catwalks Life and character The Guardian

The conform series in Paris is being led by British designers Stella McCartney (left), Hanna MacGibbon at Chloé (centre), and Phoebe Philo at Céline (right). Photograph: Catwalking, Getty, Reuters

It is 10 o"clock on a Monday morning, and in the beaux humanities elegance of the Paris Opera, conform week is in full swing. Everyone is here, and I meant everybody – Mozart and Rossini station ensure from their mill columns outside, Pegasus and Apollo gazing down from the mountainous gilt ceiling, Paul McCartney and Carine Roitfeld in the front row. Stella – everybody only says Stella, darling; it"s similar to Oprah or Madonna – is about to show her new collection. At the breakfast stand, there is coffee and small tubs of uninformed fruit. (Next to the tubs of fruit, there are additionally – as a benefaction to any miserly imposters – tubs of uninformed ripened offspring with dollops of yoghurt. No one touches those.)

And afterwards a overwhelm falls and the show starts with the commencement of a Ludacris lane that mimics Tiger Woods" barbarous voicemail message: "I need you to do me a outrageous foster . . . um . . . can you greatfully take my name . . . um . . . off your phone . . . my lady went by my cellphone and, er, she might be job you . . ." It has no aptitude to fashion, as far as any one can tell, but it slices by the resplendence of the environment similar to tailor"s scissors and creates everybody laugh. And afterwards the initial indication appears, really easily made-up, her hair orderly split and combed behind in to a low ponytail. She is wearing a grey nap coat, immaculately cut at the shoulder and straight-edged to mid-thigh, wholly unornamented but for a elementary nick in the lapel. She has a grey skirt on underneath, only seen, and simple, beige pointy-toed kitten heels. No handbag. After the sugar-almond colours and slip ruffles that flooded Paris last season, it is as if someone walked in and sliced the topping off the tip of a cupcake. The over-sugared Parisian quality of being female is gone, and in the place is conform for grown-ups.

The character series function in Paris right right away is being led by 3 thirtysomething British women: Stella McCartney, Phoebe Philo and Hannah MacGibbon. They are at the forefront of a new mood here, receiving up where Helmut Lang left off and updating minimalism for a new generation. "Feminine minimalism" is the closest it has to a name, right now. The shift of citation can be obviously seen in catwalk reports everywhere from Twitter to the Herald Tribune: in lavishing regard on collections, "precise" is the new "fabulous"; the majority appropriate shows are no longer "dazzling", but "clean" and "serene". To design the new look, begin by visualising a elementary coat, probably in camel but presumably in grey, black, army or even (for the extroverts out there) a really dim bottle green. (The coats subsequent deteriorate are going to be incredible. If you get by AW10/11 but shopping two, you can cruise yourself a guide of restraint.) It will probably be collarless, but if it does have a neck cuff it will be of a manly shape. Add trousers – pencil slim, or far-reaching with a knife-crease down the front – or a pencil skirt, a silk T-shirt, or a blouse.

Before we get behind to the catwalk, a slight digression, since I think it"s engaging to note what McCartney, Philo and MacGibbon themselves wore to take their catwalk bows. (I don"t hold for one second that they don"t think each bit as delicately about what they wear as John Galliano, who appeared at the finish of his equestrian-themed show in a stormy white silk blouse, grey high-waisted suede jodhpurs and glossy black boots.) McCartney wore a V-neck sweater with flannel trousers and high heels, all grey, her hair in a looser version of her models" low ponytails. Philo wore a black crew-neck sweater and black trousers, with her hair scraped back; MacGibbon wore a camel polo-neck and black trousers, with camel boots, hair back. Getting the design yet?

Stella was majority British conform editors" majority shoppable pick up this week, but it is Philo who can explain credit for starting the minimalism series last October, with her initial pick up for Céline. That show – all pointy lines and vegetable vegetable patch pockets, really small colour, no decoration, a narrow-but-boxy conformation – seemed to shock the city in to spring-cleaning mode. In ateliers all over Paris, spools of badge and boxes of clear beads have been shoved in to cupboards underneath the stairs. "Strong. Powerful. Reduced" was Philo"s summary for her second season, that introduced new elements – army blue, double-breasted jackets – whilst underscoring her integrity to have Céline the home of this new minimalism.

Céline is not for the fainthearted (those really sheer looks are not as easy to lift off as they look). Hannah MacGibbon"s Chloé gave a blowsier take on the new aesthetic, for those not nonetheless assured of the wow-factor (off the catwalk) of such solid clothes. Bouncy, blown-out hair and a beautiful range of beige shades from toffee by camel to Elastoplast pinkish done this the undiluted entry-level collection: delicate minimalism for beginners, if you like. (Personally, the camel cloak and trousers with denim shirt was probably my prime see of the total week.)

No conform direction ever gets everybody singing the same balance – one of the majority appropriate collections this week was Louis Vuitton, that was utterly different, a paean to curvy 1950s and 1960s icons, from Brigitte Bardot to Grace Kelly – but there were echoes of the minimalist see bouncing off catwalks all over Paris, infrequently where it was slightest expected. Giambattista Valli, aristocrat of what I think of as the cupcake-cocktail-dress, non-stop his show with a elementary camel coat. Cerrutti, where this deteriorate brought the initial pick up by London-based Australian engineer Richard Nicoll, was strongest when it was simplest: vegetable vegetable patch pockets, tone-on-tone outfits (loved the teal-with-navy), collarless, sleeveless jackets. Givenchy"s Riccardo Tisci gave the Lang-esque key pieces of subsequent deteriorate – slim trousersuits, double-breasted tailored coats over polo-necks – his own signature medieval twist, with slashes of red blood red at the throat and sheer, high-necked white blouses.

And then, only when we were meditative the new see was so elementary and wearable, Stefano Pilati"s Yves Saint Laurent had everybody scratching their heads. There were habits, and capes, and calf-length black nap dresses belted with a prolonged bullion rope. So majority of the assembly thought, pretty enough, it was something to do with nuns. But, oh no. Pilati definitely denied there was any reference to sacrament whatsoever. If you"re not perplexing to see similar to a nun, is a robe a great look? Um, to be honest – not so much, carrying seen that show. What I loved, though, were the straight-cut fine cloth dresses, the elementary blouses, and the solid black trousers. Funny that.

Madeleine McCann family call for dossier of sightings to be handed over UK headlines

Madeleine McCann on the day she left in 2007. Photograph: AFP/Getty

Portuguese military files containing sightings of immature girls who see similar to Madeleine McCann should be handed over to the family"s investigators, a orator for her relatives urged today.

The papers and photographs, extracts of that emerged this week, embody a inform from a British man, declared usually as George, who saw a small, unsettled blonde lady being dragged along a highway to Faro airfield in Portugal on the night Madeleine went missing.

Other images, assumingly funded by the Portuguese military until now, are from CCTV cameras display a immature lady who bears a similarity to Madeleine being led in to a New Zealand supermarket in 2007.

The files are accepted to run to hundreds of pages. Several UK newspapers have published sum of the sightings. One inform sum how a immature Madeleine lookalike was seen being hold at gunpoint on a French main road by a half-naked man in Aug 2008.

The family"s spokesman, Clarence Mitchell, called on the report to be expelled to the McCann family"s investigators. "Kate and Gerry have finished it transparent that they were repelled to see the miss of follow-up work finished by the Portuguese military given the review was shelved," he said.

"All the report in these files contingency go to the in isolation investigators as they are the usually people still seeking for Madeleine."

Madeleine was scarcely 4 when she went blank from her family"s legal holiday unit in the Algarve encampment of Praia da Luz on 3 May 2007, whilst her relatives dined with friends nearby.

Despite a outrageous military operation and worldwide publicity, she has not been found. Four months after she disappeared, Portuguese military finished both relatives arguidos, or grave suspects, in the case.

The integrate returned to Britain with their dual alternative children, twins Sean and Amelie, before prolonged afterwards. In Jul 2008, the Portuguese profession ubiquitous suspended the review and carried the arguido status.

The McCanns demand they will go on to hold Madeleine is alive until presented with organisation justification to the discordant and have vowed to keep seeking for her for as prolonged as it takes.

Last month Gonçalo Amaral, the Portuguese investigator who led the primary review in to Madeleine"s disappearance, lost his try to overturn a anathema on a book in that he claims the toddler"s relatives were concerned in her disappearance.

Amaral had sought to interest opposite an claim banning serve sales of the book, imposed last Sep after Kate and Gerry McCann claimed A Verdade da Mentira (The Truth of the Lie) defamed them by suggesting their comment of Madeleine"s disappearance was false.

North Sea oil "could last at slightest a decade" Business The Guardian

The Buzzard oil height on the Buzzard oilfield in the North Sea. Photograph: Sean Smith/Guardian

Britain"s offshore oil and gas fields could still be delivering 1.5m barrels a day by 2020, sufficient to prove 35% of UK appetite demand, according to industry traffic physique Oil Gas UK – but usually if high fuel prices and taxation breaks mix to have viable a flourishing reserve of scrutiny and growth projects in the North Sea.

Without renewed investment, prolongation from already grown up fields, right away assembly about two-thirds of Britain"s appetite needs, will dump to 0.5m barrels a day by the finish of the decade, representing usually 11% of appetite demand.

Earlier this month Ofgem published the strongest notice to date that Britain was streamer for an appetite crisis. "For the subsequent dual to 3 years with gas reserve and appetite hire availability, we are in a abundant position," Ofgem arch senior manager Alistair Buchanan said. "The complaint is the speed at that it deteriorates. To wait for a couple of some-more years [without you do anything] could means us trouble. We would get down to historically low levels of margins of plant, to when you are starting to ask if you have sufficient appetite stations."

Having surveyed 70 companies, Oil Gas UK believes descending investment during the past 4 years has been a critical cause pushing down oil and gas prolongation levels. Last year prolongation fell 6% to 2.48m barrels.

The series of growth and scrutiny wells drilled in 2009 marked down by 22% and 40% respectively, the run organisation found. Meanwhile collateral output has declined by 20% in the last 3 years. This year, however, could see a medium liberation Oil Gas UK forecast, bringing investment behind on top of £5bn.

In new months the industry has identified up to 11bn barrels of oil and gas in new and existent projects, a pointy climb on formerly years. It takes UK offshore pot close to 25bn. But the cost of extracting the newly identified deposits, most of them located in low H2O in the senior manager North Sea or to the west of Shetland, is estimated at £60bn. Production costs at new sites is estimated to be on normal 20% higher than for existent projects.

Speaking as Oil Gas UK published the annual forecasts for offshore exploration, arch senior manager Malcolm Webb said: "Securing all the investments identified by the consult will direct movement from industry to revoke costs and urge potency and from supervision to reduce prolongation taxes and abate the UK and EU regulatory burden."

Recent years have already seen the supervision accede to estimable prolongation taxation breaks to assistance dear projects in technically severe deep-water fields.

"As not long ago remarkable by multiform supervision ministers, the UK"s oil and gas industry is a outrageous item to this country. It not usually creates a critical grant to the economy but can additionally assistance secure appetite reserve for decades to come," pronounced Webb.

"The supervision has taken multiform acquire stairs over the last eighteen months in shortening the rate of taxation on assorted sorts of new fields; we right away need to work together to magnify that routine to ring alternative new and existent fields and definitely inspire investment in this critical UK appetite industry."