Brekkie Wrap: Taliban say Malala is 'smearing' them; Queen tells royal baby to hurry up A SENIOR Pakistani Taliban commander has written to Malala Yousafzai, the teenage activist shot by militants, accusing her of "smearing" them. Gunmen from the Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) shot Malala, now 16, in the head in her home town in Swat, in the country's northwest, where she campaigned for the right of girls to go to school, last October. Now Adnan Rasheed, a former air force member turned TTP cadre, said he personally wished the attack had not happened, but accused her of running a "smearing campaign" against the militants."It is amazing that you are shouting for education, you and the UNO (UN) is pretending that you were shot due to education, although this is not the reason ... not the education but your propaganda was the issue," Rasheed wrote. Malala in hospital following the Taliban attack. Photo: AP/University Hospitals Birmingham NHS Foundation Trust) Source: AP Meanwhile, alleged Cleveland kidnapper Ariel Castro has pleaded not guilty to 446 counts of rape and hundreds of other charges, an elderly US man has been found guilty of shooting his unarmed teen neighbour dead, the Bolshoi theatre has suffered another tragedy after a violinist fell into the orchestra pit and died, Rolling Stone has defended its Boston bomber cover, and another 12 prisoners have escaped from an Indonesian jail after more than 100 inmates broke out last week. Indonesian soldiers guard the newly-repaired gate of Tanjung Gusta prison that was damaged during a riot last Thursday that led to the escape of more than 200 prisoners, in Medan, North Sumatra, Indonesia. Elsewhere, a man has had his penis cut off by angry in-laws, Asiana Airlines has withdrawn its threat to sue a TV station which fell victim to a racist prank, Britain's PM is standing by his under-fire Australian adviser Lynton Crosby, people may be dismissing the early signs of dementia, scientists have been able to turn off the chromosome that causes Down syndrome in the lab, a new surgical knife can effectively smell cancer, and the captain of the Costa Concordia has made another bid for a plea deal, as the blonde dancer who was on the bridge at the time of the tragedy made her own appearance in the court. Moldovan Domnica Cemortan, who was spotted with Costa Concordia's captain Francesco Schettino during the spectacular crash of his cruise ship in 2012, takes place for Schettino's trial. Also, Greek PM Antonis Samaras has been caught on camera calling himself a "f***ing wanker," two members of the Kennedy clan broke the law when they rescued a sea turtle, an expedition will attempt to find "the world's loneliest whale," and the famed "Cat's House" has been sold to an owner who has no cats. This undated photo released courtesy Bob Walker showing cats walking along a custom stairway in the inside of a home in San Diego Calif. Bob Walker and Frances Mooney moved into the house in 1986 and started converting it into a human-sized cat condo with 140 feet of elevated highway, tunnels, ramps, a spiral staircase, rest areas and scenic vistas. It even had a floor to ceiling scratching post. One improvement seemed to lead to another. (AP Photo/Courtesy Bob Walker) Source: AP A study has found extroverted teens make for happier adults, Dubai is offering dieters gold if they shed some kilos as scientists suspect all the gold on Earth came from dead stars smashing into each other, and a 96-year-old store owner has stared down a masked robber, telling him "you can have all the Tootsie Rolls you want but I am not opening that cash register." Margaretta Wolf , 96, managed to thwart a robber wanting to steal her store's takings. In celebrity and entertainment news, the Queen has told the royal baby to hurry up because she wants to go on holiday, Kim Kardashian has made her first public statement since giving birth, the trailer for the WikiLeaks movie The Fifth Estate has revealed Benedict Cumberbatch's Aussie accent, Justin Timberlake has some thrifty competition at the MTV Video Music Awards, you have the chance to name the Sharknado sequel, a report says Liam Gallagher is the rocker who is accused of fathering a love child in New York, and Hugh Jackman is ready for the claws to come out when he faces critics at Comic-Con. In Global Goss, Lea Michele has broken her silence after the death of her boyfriend and Glee co-star Cory Monteith. The official trailer for the upcoming Wikileaks film, with Benedict Cumberbatch as Julian Assange. In sport, a streaker stole the spotlight as Queensland won their eighth consecutive Origin series, Chelsea have confirmed their bid for Manchester United's Wayne Rooney, Chris Froome has once again shown his dominance in the Tour de France, the MCC has backed Ian Chappell's idea for a DRS overhaul, Australian Peter Senior will get things started at the British Open tonight, out-of-form Rory McIlroy says he doesn't need anyone's advice - not even Nick Faldo's, and golf bosses continue to insist clubs should not be pressured into allowing women to join.