Brekkie Wrap: Boy dies trying to save seventh person from fire; family told Schumacher may never wake up AN eight-year old boy who saved six people from a fire has died while also trying to rescue his disabled uncle. Tyler Doonhan, his grandfather Louis Beach, and his disabled uncle Steve Smith died in a house trailer fire in Penfield, New York. The casualties could have been much higher without Tyler's bravery, Penfield Fire Chief Chris Ebmeyer said. WORLD NEWS: PEACE ELUSIVE AT SYRIA TALKS - Syrian peace talks have begun in Switzerland with a bitter clash over President Bashar Assad's future. - A British woman has been jailed for 14 years but escaped the death penalty after admitting that she smuggled crystal meth into Indonesia from China. - A British man at the centre of a gay sex case in Uganda after someone stole his private pictures will be deported, a court has ruled. - The notorious hacker known as Guccifer, who leaked George W. Bush's animal artwork to the world, has reportedly been arrested. Japan's whaling mothership has been awarded a halal certificate to prove it is slaughtering whales in accordance with Muslim law. - Pope John Paul II's secretary "did not have the courage" to burn the pontiff's notes, and is having them published, contrary to John Paul's wish. - A new 9-metre sculpture of Nelson Mandela has a tiny, barely visible quirk: a sculpted rabbit tucked inside one of the bronze ears. And South Africa is not happy about it. FINANCE: MADOFF SUFFERS HEART ATTACK - Ponzi schemer Bernie Madoff has suffered a heart attack in prison and is also battling kidney disease. - A woman was punched in the face by an enraged McDonald's cashier when she demanded cheese on her young son's Happy Meal cheeseburger. - Activist investor Carl Icahn has purchased $568 million worth of Apple stock in two weeks, bringing his holdings to more than $US3 billion. - Former British PM Tony Blair has approved of a deal Andrew "Twiggy" Forrest has struck to help Pakistan access energy and eradicate slavery. - A Porche-driving British wealth manager in Singapore who referred to public transport commuters as "poor people" whose "filth" he had to wash off has now apologised. Anton Casey, with his wife former Miss Singapore Universe Bernice Wong, has been forced to apologise after disparaging remakrs about "poor people" on public transport. HEALTH: IMPAIRMENT WON'T STOP GIRL OR NFL STAR - A hearing-impaired nine-year-old girl has written a touching letter to a deaf NFL star saying "I know how you feel" and telling the Super Bowl-bound player "I have faif in you." - Two sisters who got sick with the same illness have received lung transplants from the same donor. - Instagram fitness star Jen Selter, who gained 2 million followers with photos of her shapely rear, has nabbed a lucrative sports management deal. Riley Kovalcik's touching letter to deaf Seattle Seahawks player Derrick Coleman. SHOWBIZ: BIEBER'S MUM ASKS YOU TO PRAY FOR HIM - Just days after Justin Bieber splashed out $85,000 at a strip club, his mum is pleading for people to pray for him. - New York has more than $12 billion in unclaimed money sitting around - and some of it belongs to Tina Fey, Mariah Carey and even Beyonce. - Jonah Hill wanted to work with Martin Scorsese so badly on The Wolf of Wall Street he agreed to work for the minimum $67,000. - A collection of photos, art and drawings of Madonna kept by her former best friend are set to go up for auction - Kurt Russell, who was cast as a "father figure" to Paul Walker's Fast & Furious character, has called his death "catastrophic" for the franchise. Jonah Hill and Leonardo DiCaprio in The Wolf of Wall Street. SPORT: SCHUMACHER'S FAMILY TOLD HOPES ARE FADING - Doctors have warned Michael Schumacher's family that he may be in a permanent vegetative state but his loved ones won't give up. - Roger Federer has triumphed over Andy Murray, but has admitted he is unsure whether a shot he played on a key point was legal. - An email threatening national Olympic delegations and athletes with terrorist attacks at the Sochi Winter Games is a hoax, officials said. - Nicolas Anelka has made another defiant gesture, telling the FA to drop its race charge against him. - The New York Yankees and prized Japanese pitcher Masahiro Tanaka have agreed to a $176 million, seven-year contract. - A Spanish judge has agreed to hear a lawsuit brought by a Barcelona fan regarding the cost of the transfer for Brazil striker Neymar. - Former England footballer Stan Collymore says Twitter is failing to do enough to clamp down on abuse, blasting the "sheer lunacy" of letting internet trolls operating with seeming impunity. Michael Schumacher hit his head in a skiing acident and is in a critical condition.